#Jack Duckworth

[blaithnne]

A while ago, @ai-higurashi suggested that Duckworth’s demon form was not a result of him being a ghost, but just something he could do anyways. I’ve been obsessed with that ever since and have FINALLY been able to visualise it — meet 60s era human Duckworth!

I based his demon form off a canine, instead of a sheep like in canon. Also his first name is based off a running gag from an old since deleted fic of mine lol. ALSO I still can’t decide on Beakleys colours, bear with me here.

Meet the Cast!

╰┈➤ Canon ☄. *. ⋆

→ Scrooge McDuff → Matilda McDuff → Hortense McDuff → Qalhata Duiker → Goldie O'Gilt → Bentina Beakley → LÙ Huifen (pre-caseflies) → LÙ Huifen (post-casefiles) → Ludwig Von Druska → Bradford Butcher

╰┈➤ OCs ☄. *. ⋆

→ Lucrais NicRiada

.ೃ࿐

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Allison Janowski at DNC:

5:30 PM

Call to Order The Honorable Jaime R. Harrison Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Gavel In The Honorable Mitch Landrieu DNC Night 2 Co-Chair and Committee Co-Chair Invocation Rabbi Sharon Brous IKAR Imam Dr. Talib M. Shareef The Nation’s Mosque Pledge of Allegiance Joshua Davis National Anthem Aristotle “Aris” Garcia Byrne Remarks Jason Carter Grandson of President Jimmy Carter Remarks Jack Schlossberg Grandson of President John F. Kennedy Remarks: “Project 2025—Chapter Two: The Economy” The Honorable Malcolm Kenyatta Member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives

6:00 PM

Remarks Kyle Sweetser Former Donald Trump voter Remarks Stephanie Grisham Former Trump White House Press Secretary Remarks Nabela Noor Content creator Remarks The Honorable Gary Peters United States Senator, Michigan Remarks Kenneth Stribling Retired Teamster

7:00 PM

Roll Call Remarks Minnesota Delegation Remarks California Delegation

8:00 PM

Host Introduction Ana Navarro Remarks The Honorable Chuck Schumer United States Senate Majority Leader Remarks The Honorable Bernie Sanders United States Senator, Vermont Remarks The Honorable JB Pritzker Governor of Illinois Remarks Ken Chenault American business executive Remarks The Honorable Michelle Lujan Grisham Governor of New Mexico

9:00 PM

Keynote Remarks Angela Alsobrooks Democratic Nominee for the U.S. Senate, Maryland; Long-time mentee of the Vice President Remarks The Honorable John Giles Mayor of Mesa, Arizona Remarks The Honorable Tammy Duckworth United States Senator, Illinois Remarks Douglas Emhoff Second Gentleman of the United States Remarks Michelle Obama Former First Lady of the United States 10:00 PM Remarks Barack Obama 44th President of the United States Benediction Bishop Samuel L. Green, Sr. African Methodist Episcopal Church, 7th Episcopal District His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America

The Dem Convention speakers schedule is out for Night 2. Former President Barack Obama and former FLOTUS Michelle Obama are the main speeches of the night.

Other notable speakers: Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, Illinois Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Jason Carter, Stephanie Grisham, New York Sen. and Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, Angela Alsobrooks, and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff.

Tonight will also feature the roll call for the Presidential nomination of Kamala Harris and the Vice-Presidential nomination of Tim Walz,

[theeldritchcorvid]

A List Of Some Of My Favourite Apocalypse Players Moments In No Particular Order

The fantastic moment in Trail of the Loathsome Slime when Joseph matter-of-factly describes the cook coming through the door with an axe and a severed head foaming blue at the mouth.

The first time Kirk Sleep loses it (and the subsequent reveal of his ABYSMAL 20 San)

The chain of events in the car kicked off by Duckworth breaking and smashing his mask and developing an obsession with his own beauty (can you tell I'm a big Crimson Letters enjoyer)

The moment in Unland where we learn what happened to Jojo. Ouch.

I'M ONLY NINE!

Peregrine McCutcheon putting his hand on what he thinks is the head of a dog, but of course it turns out to be a Bear. that whole scene is brilliantly creepy.

"Hi, I'm Lester Goodman!" "Hi, I'm Lester Goodman!" "Hi, I'm-"

The mere existence of Rose Damienne, need I say more?

I just genuinely love the buildup in Il Portico De San Luca. It's so TENSE. I mean we get that with a lot of these scenarios because you're waiting for shit to go sideways, but Portico had like 5 episodes build up to two episodes crazy shit and really I loved that. It had all the tension of a mob movie, but deep down you knew it'd go eldritch any second.

How utterly batshit NUTS Ed Mooney and Jack Carstairs went. I gotta relisten to Highway of Blood.

AND FINALLY the moment when everyone clocks quite how biological Prospect is in Bleak Prospect. The line 'we're in the stomach' gave me chills. As an aspiring anatomist and body horror fan I loved it. Glad I didn't listen over lunch though...

[ironworked]

Let's look at that list from Geeks for Harris:

Starring (in alphabetical order):

Andy 'Brak' Merrill, Anthony Rapp, Bill Nye, Bill Prady, Chace Crawford, Corey Booker, Curtis Armstrong, Danneel Ackles, Dave Foley, Dave Hill, Dru Levasseur, Elie Mystal, Eric Kripke, Erin Moriary, Felicia Day, Frank Conniff, Gail Simone, Garrett Reisman, George Takei, Gloria Steinem, Hal Sparks, Jack Quaid, Jacqueline Emerson, Jamia Wilson, Jennifer Taub, Jensen Ackles, Jeri Ryan, Jessica Carter Altman, Jim Beaver, Jody Hamilton, John Fugelsang, John Grunsfeld, Jon Cryer, Jonathan Frakes, Kaela Joseph, Karen Fukuhara, Kevin Woo, Kim Rhodes, Laz Alonso, LeVar Burton, Lindy Li, Lynda Carter, Mae Jemison, Mark Hamill, Mark Sheppard, Mary Trump, Matthew Modine, Megan Smith, Misha Collins, Mona Sinha, Nancy Altman, Nia Bentall, Patty Jenkins, Paul Booth, Rachel Miner, Rep. Robert Garcia, Rep. Andy Kim, Rep. Wiley Nickel, Richard Speight, Rob Benedict, Robert Picardo, Ruth Connell, Sean Astin, Sian Proctor, Stacey Abrams, Tammy Duckworth, Tanya Cook, Tim Russ, Valorie Curry, Wajahat Ali, Waseem Daher Wheatus, Wil Wheaton, Yvette Nicole Brown, Zakiya Thomas.

[saydams]

the usa senate passed the budget that banned all aid to UNRWA and Biden signed it.

the senators who voted for this budget (preventing usa from funding UNRWA) are under the readmore. if your senator is on this list, call (202) 224-3121 and demand they find another way of funding relief to palestine.

Tammy Baldwin Wis.

Richard Blumenthal Conn.

Cory Booker N.J.

John Boozman Ark.

Katie Britt Ala.

Sherrod Brown Ohio

Laphonza Butler Calif.

Maria Cantwell Wash.

S. Capito W.Va.

Benjamin L. Cardin Md.

Tom Carper Del.

Bob Casey Pa.

Bill Cassidy La.

Susan Collins Maine

Chris Coons Del.

John Cornyn Tex.

C. Cortez Masto Nev.

Tom Cotton Ark.

Kevin Cramer N.D.

Tammy Duckworth Ill.

Dick Durbin Ill.

Joni Ernst Iowa

John Fetterman Pa.

Deb Fischer Neb.

Kirsten Gillibrand N.Y.

Lindsey Graham S.C.

Chuck Grassley Iowa

M. Hassan N.H.

Martin Heinrich N.M.

John Hickenlooper Colo.

Mazie Hirono Hawaii

John Hoeven N.D.

Cindy Hyde-Smith Miss.

Tim Kaine Va.

Mark Kelly Ariz.

Angus King Maine

Amy Klobuchar Minn.

Ben Ray Luján N.M.

Joe Manchin III W.Va.

Edward J. Markey Mass.

Mitch McConnell Ky.

Robert Menendez N.J.

Jeff Merkley Ore.

Jerry Moran Kan.

Markwayne Mullin Okla.

Lisa Murkowski Alaska

Chris Murphy Conn.

Patty Murray Wash.

Jon Ossoff Ga.

Alex Padilla Calif.

Gary Peters Mich.

Jack Reed R.I.

Mitt Romney Utah

Jacky Rosen Nev.

Mike Rounds S.D.

Brian Schatz Hawaii

Charles E. Schumer N.Y.

Jeanne Shaheen N.H.

Kyrsten Sinema Ariz.

Tina Smith Minn.

Debbie Stabenow Mich.

Dan Sullivan Alaska

Jon Tester Mont.

John Thune S.D.

Thom Tillis N.C.

Chris Van Hollen Md.

Mark R. Warner Va.

Raphael G. Warnock Ga

Elizabeth Warren Mass.

Peter Welch Vt.

Sheldon Whitehouse R.I.

Roger Wicker Miss.

Ron Wyden Ore.

Todd Young Ind.

[bignaz8]

This B-24, designated Blue I, was the lead ship of the entire wing and carried 2 extra crew. There were 11 crew on-board and miraculously 6 escaped: Lt Col. Clarrence Lokker (p), Capt. Milton Duckworth (co-p), Lt. Joseph Kutger (lead nav), Lt. Robert Hockman (bom), Sgt. James Bourne (wg). Sgt. Lee Billings (eng). The 5 who perished were: Lt. Joseph Whalen (radar), Lt. Grosvnor Rice (nav), Sgt. Jack Rabkin (top g), Sgt. Paul Flynn (tail g), Sgt. Edmund Miosky (rad). The ship's ball turret had been removed and replaced with radar. Their target was the I.G. Farben chemical factory in Blechhammer South, Germany.

[johndpg]

SPANKING ON TV #2

P’tang, Yang, Kipperbang (1982) d. Michael Apted

A classic touching-toes, three-stroke caning in the Head’s study for 14-year-old Duckworth after “being persistently late three times”.

The film is set shortly after the end of World War 2. Duckworth is a socially awkward lad who’s obsessed with cricket and a girl in his class called Ann. He daydreams his life is narrated by cricket commentator John Arnott. He sees a golden opportunity when he and Ann are cast in the school play together and realises they have to kiss in the final scene.

Publicity stills:

This is a charming, coming-of-age drama with some funny scenes about the daft things teen boys get up to. It’s got a good cast, including an early film role for Alison Steadman. Pete Beale’s in it, and that sergeant bloke off The Bill! It was broadcast in the UK as part of Channel 4’s launch night in 1982 and I remember watching it live with my dad.

The traditional bending-over position is a simple but effective means for a boy to present his backside for caning. The enduring “touching toes” description is a misnomer really, as most boys would grasp their knees or ankles. Speaking from experience, the former is better in terms of maintaining stability!

Amusingly the Head is a bit of a perfectionist and keeps changing canes between strokes, so each one ends up being more painful than the last. Poor Duckworth thinks he’s got away with two but must stay in position for a third, which ends up being a real stinger. The first stroke is shown but it’s audio only/reaction shots for the other two with a very funny commentary from John Arnott.

The message to report to the Head’s study is delivered during a PE lesson, which is why Duckworth is wearing his gym kit. There’s a funny exchange with the PE teacher when he’s told to get going and he says, “But, sir, I’ll need my pants.” For non-British readers, boys weren’t allowed to wear underwear during physical education for reasons such as hygiene or having to sit in wet/muddy pants for the rest of the day, a practice that seems to have persisted well into the 1980s. (Stay tuned for a funny story about this.) Anyway, school shorts of the time were typically thick flannel and lined, so you have to wonder whether writer Jack Rosenthal meant the wily Head had timed Duckworth’s visit for when he’d only be wearing cotton shorts.

John Albasiny was 15 years old when he filmed this and is still acting today. Robert Urquhart, who played the Head, died in 1995.

Here’s the link to the film on YouTube. Fast forward 12 mins to see the Head in action.

[caffeinatedowlbear]

the hours of becoming: January (1 of 1)

Brief intro

What this is about: an attempt to chronicle my writing efforts.

Why: both for my own records (because I'm a stats nerd), and to add some transparency to the writing process (because I feel that a lot of writers despair at their own perceived slow pace and lack of progress when exposed to others' highlight reels).

What's with the title: it refers to a quote from Grit by Angela Duckworth:

Nobody wants to show you the hours and hours of becoming. They’d rather show you the highlight of what they’ve become.

Personally, I don't mind showing those hours. Writing can be lonely, especially when it feels like you're the only one struggling, while everyone else is knocking out NaNo-worthy wordcounts in one sitting.

(For full disclosure, these updates will cover exclusively my creative writing, which is non-commercial; whatever writing I do for clients comes under the heading of 'work'.)

So here we go.

Weeks 1-5

I might do weekly reports in the coming months, but January is always a slow writing month for me, both by necessity and by design. This year was no exception, with a lot of work and family care packed into what was a tough month following a tough year.

Week 1 was designated to decompressing from the holidays and family care. Week 1 writing summary: none.

Week 2 featured a really bad sinus infection that put me out of commission for the duration. Week 2 writing summary: none.

Week 3 had a tight schedule of commitments, but I made a point of showing up to my (usually) weekly writing stream, because I realized that failing to do so would mean neglecting the one appointment with myself that I had that week. I hadn't written for two weeks, and it showed. My brain was unwieldy, and every word felt like I was chiseling it out of bedrock. Still, I persevered, and got around 2,000 words of a draft down during a 3-hour stretch. That was all the writing done that week. Week 3 writing summary: 3 hours, 2,000 words (draft).

Week 4 was, basically, week 3 with a vengeance, with the only thing that kept me going being the knowledge of a two-day break by the seaside coming up on Sunday. I showed up for the writing stream, during which I edited rather than drafted. On Sunday evening, a few hours into my break, I was finally able to sit myself down to jot down a 'primer' of the Borderlands series plot, for a friend who can't play the games, but wants to read my fic set in that universe. It proved unexpectedly fun, and the c. 3k words I put down on it was probably the first bit of writing I actually enjoyed this year. Week 4 writing summary: 2 hours, 2,000 words (edit) + 2 hours, 3.3k words (writing-adjacent)

Week 5, which strayed into February, saw me leaning into my excitement for the Borderlands primer, which had morphed into a unauthorized biography of Handsome Jack (with an occasional comment from the man himself; the fictional character, that is, not actually Dameon Clarke). I wrote more of it on my seaside break (which had turned out to be more of a working vacation, because f*** me), and then on the weekly stream. I also found myself very excited about recording snippets of my own writing as the universe's most basic podfic, so that's something I might end up doing more of. Week 5 writing summary: 3.5 hours, c. 4k words (writing-adjacent) + a few hours of podficcing myself.

January writing summary: 12 hours spent on writing and writing-adjacent pursuits, resulting in 2,000 words of draft, another 2,000 words edited, and 2/3 of the Very Unauthorized (But Heavily Annotated) Biography of Handsome Jack (7.5k words and counting). Curious about my excitement re: podfics, which is worth exploring further.

[blaithnne]

Oh so I’m supposed to choose one outfit for The Goldie O’Gilt? Get a fucking grip

Meet the Cast!

╰┈➤ Canon ☄. *. ⋆

→ Scrooge McDuff → Matilda McDuff → Hortense McDuff → Qalhata Duiker → Jack Duckworth → Bentina Beakley → LÙ Huifen (pre-caseflies) → LÙ Huifen (post-casefiles) → Ludwig Von Druska → Bradford Butcher

╰┈➤ OCs ☄. *. ⋆

→ Lucrais NicRiada

.ೃ࿐

[kwebtv]

One Sunday Afternoon - CBS - May 16, 1949

A Presentation of Ford Theater (Season 1 Episode 8)

Drama

Running Time: 60 minutes

Stars:

Burgess Meredith as Biff Grimes (his television debut)

Hume Cronyn as Hugo Barnstead

Pat Harrington Sr as Nick

Francesca Bruning as Amy Lind Grimes

Augusta Roeland as Virginia Brush Barnstead

Additional Cast Members

James Sullivan

Claire Kirby

William Brower

Dorothy Duckworth

Martin Harvey

Peggy Cass

James Hagan's Play was filmed three times earlier

One Sunday Afternoon (1933) w/ Gary Cooper and Neil Hamilton

The Strawberry Blonde (1941) w/ James Cagney and Jack Carson

One Sunday Afternoon (1948) w/ Dennis Morgan and Don DeFore

[hotcupoteckla]

And it's REALLY DAMAGING to:

1. Children whom you tell this to, for they are expected not to fail and set this expectation on themselves.

2. The children's work ethic

3. The teacher's work ethic and focus on coming up with challenging materials for the child to test Until they fail (because they will someday), and not how to study and not how to deal with failure, which is a social situation and emotional control which the kind teachers could provide valuable input and cruel teachers will exploit.

4. The children's ability to bond with their peer group- radically contrary to the "social stratification plan" these supposed geniuses want, the children are expected to stay with their peers and still be lauded about their performance, which in turn causes the other children to not like or respect the talented child. The children sense it's unfair when practice and effort should be lauded, so do not interact with the more gifted, or interact negatively. This hinders most gifted children's progress in other social and emotional health areas.

Ergo, the eugenics style call of smarter=better shoots itself in the foot pretty early on, but let's continue.

4.5 it damages the ethos of other children who otherwise interested in a given topic, but are shunted aside because they'll have to work harder to learn and (I think a key factor) the teacher will have to work harder to teach.

5. All of this teaches the talented children NOTHING about grit, about working through the pain points and accepting that your best results might not be the top results right away. ( OP, Check our Angela Duckworth's studies on Grit! Her studies suggest you are an inherently better mathematician in your grittiness to keep pursuing it in spite of obstacles! )

It's why the gym bros encourage in the way that they do - you might not get the Dorito torso you imagine in your head, but you'll still be pretty jacked.

They're setting your expectations to be lower than you anticipate and emphasize the level of work you need to put in to get close to what you want.

But if you keep at it and maintain the habits it took you get you to this point, you'll be in the 90th percentile anyway. The gym bros see it over and over and over.

This is also why most of the top performers say things like "Oh, I'm not the most talented. Oh, I'm really lucky to be here." They have seen the other more talented folks fall off the habits due to injury or bad maintenance, and they know that the best performer isn't always the one with the most talent.

The best performer is the one who shows up most often.

Ironically, this ability to keep showing up, this grittiness/determination, is what Nietzche meant by Ubermensch, but I digress.

Compare the way gymbros/bodybuilding enthusiasts/etc. talk about the influence of genetics on success to the way rationalist/more general social optimizationist IQ enthusiasts talk about the influence of genetics on success.

Every gymbro on the planet will acknowledge that good genetics play a role, often a pretty large role, in how much muscle you can expect to gain—especially if you're a natural lifter (as opposed to enhanced). But this is virtually always said merely as a caveat, never the centerpiece of discussion. The centerpiece of the discussion is always effort and training methodology. Why? Because the assumption is that if you're here, listening to a gymbro talk about gym shit, you want to get jacked. Your genetics are what they are, so why dwell on them? The point is, what can you do, with whatever genetics you happen to have, to get as jacked as possible. And the answer is ultimately "yeah, some people are gonna have a higher natural ceiling than others, but you won't know where yours is until you try—apply yourself as if you have a chance to be the best in the world, and even if you don't reach those heights, you'll probably end up pretty fucking jacked". And this is true. And as far as I'm concerned, it's the best way to think about the notion of natural talent.

IQ enthusiasts are always talking about how we should be testing IQ early and sorting people into social roles based on their scores. I despise this kind of thinking. I'm not Terence Tao, I have no desire to pretend I'm Terence Tao. But I like math, and I'm gonna try to get as good at math as I can possibly be. If someone had tested me at a young age, decided I wasn't cut out for math, and filtered me into a different social role, I would regard that as an injustice (a grave injustice) against me. People should be empowered to pursue their own ends, that's my eternal mantra when it comes to politics. Maybe society would achieve more net productive capacity if we filtered the people with natural math talent into math roles or whatever. I cannot underscore enough the degree to which I do not fucking care.

I have no sympathy for people who want to tell others who to be.

[saydams]

("...humanitarian aid FOR GAZA" is how that headline should end. it got cut off)

February 02, 2024

WASHINGTON–U.S. Senators Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), Chairman of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Near East, South Asia, Central Asia, and Counterterrorism, Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), Chris Coons (D-Del.), and Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) on Friday led 21 colleagues in a letter to President Biden urging the administration to encourage Israeli officials to take five specific steps to significantly increase urgently needed humanitarian aid for civilians in Gaza.

“The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is dire and the civilian suffering is at an unacceptable and staggering level.  Ninety-three percent of Palestinians in Gaza are facing crisis levels of hunger. Eighty-five percent of the population is displaced. Seventy percent of those killed are women and children,” the senators wrote. “While the scale of the crisis is massive, the humanitarian assistance that is entering Gaza is just a fraction of what is needed to save lives. Since aid operations resumed on October 21, delivery of lifesaving assistance to Gaza continues to be hampered, despite no evidence of Hamas theft or diversion of humanitarian assistance provided via the United Nations or international non-governmental organizations (INGOs).”

In order to significantly increase the amount of humanitarian aid entering Gaza, the senators recommended the administration work with Israeli officials to take five specific steps (recommended steps under the "keep reading" at the end)

U.S. Senators who wrote letter and/or signed it (arranged by state):

Chris Murphy (D-Conn.)

Tom Carper (D-Del.)

Chris Coons (D-Del.)

Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.)

Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii)

Dick Durbin (D-Ill.)

Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.)

Angus King (I-Maine)

Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.)

Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.)

Ed Markey (D-Mass.)

Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.)

Tina Smith (D-Minn.)

Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.)

Cory Booker (D-N.J.)

Ben Ray Lujan (D-N.M.)

Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.)

Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.)

Bob Casey Jr. (D-Pa.)

Jack Reed (D-R.I.)

Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.)

Tim Kaine (D-Va.)

Peter Welch (D-Vt.)

Patty Murray (D-Wash.)

Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.)

if your senator isn't on this list, call them!

here are the recommended steps referenced above:

Repair and open a third border crossing at Erez to provide additional aid to north Gaza. Planned missions by humanitarian actors to reach north Gaza from the south have repeatedly not been allowed to proceed by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) due to cited security concerns, leaving hundreds of thousands living there stranded without enough food, water, and medical supplies and equipment.

Streamline the convoluted inspections process for aid entering via the Rafah and Kerem Shalom border crossings, and issue a pre-approved list of items for entry.

Establish a clear, enforceable deconfliction process inside Gaza to ensure humanitarian organizations can operate safely. Hundreds of health and humanitarian workers have died in Gaza, including humanitarian aid workers who have been killed in areas deemed “safe zones” by the IDF. Israeli authorities should establish a direct line of contact for the humanitarian community to the IDF, as well as hold regular meetings to review incidents and make improvements.

Increase capacity for processing humanitarian aid and restart the import of commercial goods via the border crossing at Kerem Shalom. Before October 7th, hundreds of trucks filled with commercial goods crossed through Kerem Shalom into Gaza every day. The current humanitarian trucking operation can help reduce the suffering, but it cannot substitute for a functioning commercial sector.

Open additional supply routes for humanitarian aid to enter Gaza. Every option must be explored to increase the amount of humanitarian and commercial goods going in, including via Jordan, the West Bank, Ashdod, and maritime routes. To the extent feasible, we also encourage you to explore whether U.S. military assets could help support humanitarian deliveries, via maritime or air routes.

“The largest daily amount of humanitarian aid entered Gaza on November 28th, during the seven-day humanitarian pause. Additional and longer humanitarian pauses are needed to enable a surge of assistance to enter Gaza and the safe movement of goods and people within Gaza. A humanitarian pause will also allow people to safely return to their homes in north Gaza. These steps will not solve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, but taken together, they will alleviate the suffering for millions of people,” they concluded.

[denisestories]

Lista de 100 melhores álbuns, por eu mesma

Meus queridos e queridas, aqui eu encerro a minha lista de álbuns favoritos, caso não tenha visto os outros, vai no meu blog, dá uma olhada, estão tudo por lá. Só fiz esta lista para passar o tempo e me "divertir" um pouco e repito aqui que este 100* melhores não muda absolutamente nada a opinião de ninguém, até porque, todos tem os seus favoritos e os meus são esses abaixo:

10 - Lemonade - Beyoncé

Pray You Catch Me

Hold Up

Don't Hurt Yourself (feat. Jack White)

Sorry

6 Inch (feat. The Weeknd)

Daddy Lessons

Love Drought

Sandcastles

Forward (feat. James Blake)

Freedom (feat. Kendrick Lamar)

All Night

Formation

Sorry - Original Demo

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

9 - It Is What It Is - Thundercat

Lost in Space / Great Scott / 22-26

Innerstellar Love

I Love Louis Cole (Ft. Louis Cole)

Black Qualls (Ft. Childish Gambino, Steve Arrington & Steve Lacy)

Miguel’s Happy Dance

How Sway

Funny Thing

Overseas (Ft. Zack Fox)

Dragonball Durag

How I Feel

King of the Hill

​Unrequited Love

Fair Chance (Ft. Lil B & Ty Dolla $ign)

Existential Dread

It Is What It Is (Ft. Pedro Martins)

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

8 - DAMN. - Kendrick Lamar

BLOOD.

DNA.

YAH.

ELEMENT.

FEEL.

LOYALTY. (feat. Rihanna)

PRIDE.

HUMBLE.

LUST.

LOVE. (feat. Zacari)

XXX. (feat. U2)

FEAR.

GOD.

DUCKWORTH.

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

7 - To Pimp A Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar

Wesley's Theory (feat. George Clinton & Thundercat)

For Free? (Interlude)

King Kunta

Institutionalized (feat. Bilal, Anna Wise & Snoop Dogg)

These Walls (feat. Bilal, Anna Wise & Thundercat)

u

Alright

For Sale? (Interlude)

Momma

Hood Politics

How Much A Dollar Cost (feat. James Fauntleroy & Ronald Isley)

Complexion (a Zulu Love) (feat. Rapsody)

The Blacker The Berry

You Ain't Gotta Lie (Momma Said)

i

Mortal Man

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

6 - Você Não Me Conhece - Jay Vaquer

Conheci o Jay Vaquer em 2005, era criança e tinha recém conhecido a MTV e então vi o clipe da música Cotidiano de um Casal Feliz que está neste álbum também e foi amor a primeira ouvida, enfim este álbum sei de todas elas e além disso nunca vou esquecer do dia em que tirei foto com ele e foi um querido.

A Falta que a Falta Faz

Tal do Amor (8 e 80)

Cotidiano de um Casal Feliz

Toda Distância

Você Não Me Conhec

Campo Minado

Mondo Muderno (D Mierda)

Quando Fui Fred Astaire

Os Dias Lembram Alguém

Na Próxima Vez

Paredes

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

5 - Deeper Well(álbum)/Deeper Well: Deeper into the well(deluxe) - Kacey Musgraves

Aqui neste caso temos duas coisas, o álbum principal e o Deluxe e ambos são maravilhosos, por isso abri uma pequena exceção e na realidade são 100* melhores álbuns por causa do Deluxe que não queria passar batido de jeito nenhum. Na minha humilde opinião, este álbum é como se fosse o Golden Hour 2.0, mais refinado, fofo e lindo até o fim, recomendo com força.

Cardinal

Deeper Well

Too Good To Be True

Moving Out

Giver / Taker

Sway

Dinner With Friends

Heart Of The Woods

Jade Green

The Architect

Lonely Millionaire

Heaven Is

Anime Eyes

Nothing To Be Scared Of

Deluxe:

Ruthless

Little Sister

Flower Child

Superbloom (feat. Leon Bridges)

Perfection (feat. Tiny Habits)

Arm's Length

Irish Goodbye

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui e o Deluxe.

4 - Nevermind - Nirvana

Como que pode um álbum não ter nenhuma música ruim, nada, zerinho? Este aqui é obra prima do rock, obrigada pelo presente Kurt e cia.

Smells Like Teen Spirit

In Bloom

Come As You Are

Breed

Lithium

Polly

Territorial Pissings

Drain You

Lounge Act

Stay Away

On A Plain

Something In The Way

Endless, Nameless

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

3 - Future Nostalgia - Dua Lipa

Álbum que não tem defeitos, foi o meu alívio durante a p4ndem14, conheci a Dua de fato aqui, a bichinha estava inspirada e fez um dos melhores álbuns de pop de todos os tempos.

Future Nostalgia

Don't Start Now

Cool

Physical

Levitating

Pretty Please

Hallucinate

Love Again

Break My Heart

Good In Bed

Boys Will Be Boys

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

2 - Ctrl - SZA

Nunca tinha dado o valor de fato para ela, mas depois de ouvir este álbum percebi que sim, ela merece estar nesta posição o álbum é envolvente e gostosinho de ouvir, recomendo demais.

Supermodel

Love Galore (feat. Travis Scott)

Doves in the Wind (feat. Kendrick Lamar)

Drew Barrymore

Prom

The Weekend

Go Gina

Garden (Say It Like Dat)

Broken Clocks

Anything

Wavy (Interlude) (feat. James Fauntleroy)

Normal Girl

Pretty Little Birds (feat. Isaiah Rashad)

20 Something

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

1 - Golden Hour - Kacey Musgraves

Ahh, o que dizer sobre ela? Descobri no aleatório do Spotify e não larguei mais, uma força da natureza para mim, ela me acalma com suas músicas em momentos de ansiedade e tristeza, a música Rainbow me dá esperanças sobre a vida, Slow Burn me dá tranquilidade, uma voz doce e leve que merece ser valorizada. Enfim, ela é a minha favorita e sempre será 1º em cada lista musical, amo muito ❤

Slow Burn

Lonely Weekend

Butterflies

Oh, What A World

Mother

Love Is A Wild Thing

Space Cowboy

Happy & Sad

Velvet Elvis

Wonder Woman

High Horse

Golden Hour

Rainbow

A playlist completa deste álbum está aqui.

Com carinho e respeito, Denise Pereira ❤

[alledherlu-q-pereon]

Alaska - Lisa Murkowski / Dan Sullivan

Hawaii - Brian Schatz / Mazie Hirono

Washington - Patty Murray / Maria Cantwell

Oregon - Ron Wyden / Jeff Merkley

California - Alex Padilla / Laphonza Butler

Arizona - Kirsten Sinema / Mark Kelly

Nevada - Catherine Cortez Masto / Jackie Rosen

New Mexico - / Ben Ray Lujan

Colorado - Michael Bennet / John Hickenlooper

Utah - Mike Lee / Mitt Romney

Wyoming - Jon Barasso / Cynthia Lummis

Idaho - / Jim Risch

Montana - Jon Tester / Steve Daines

North Dakota - John Hoeven / Kevin Cramer

South Dakota - John Thune / Mike Rounds

Nebraska - Deb Fischer / Pete Ricketts

Kansas - / Roger Marshall

Oklahoma - James Lankford /Markwayne Mullin

Texas - Jon Cornyn / Ted Cruz

Minnesota - Amy Klobuchar / Tina Smith

Iowa - Chuck Grassley / Joni Ernst

Missouri - Josh Hawley / Eric Schmitt

Arakansas - / Tom Cotton

Louisiana - / John Neely Kennedy

Tennessee - Marsha Blackburn / Ben Haggerty

North Carolina - Tom Tillis / Ted Budd

South Carolina - Lindsey Graham / Tim Scott

Kentucky - Mitch McConnell / Rand Paul

Alabama - Tommy Tubberville / Katie Britt

Mississippi - / Cynthia Hyde-Smith

Georgia - Jon Ossoff / Raphael Warnock

Florida - Marco Rubio / Rick Scott

Illinois - Dick Durbin / Taamy Duckworth

Michigan - Debbie Stabenow / Gary Peters

Wisconsin - Ron Johnson / Taamy Baldwin

Indiana - Todd Young / Mike Braun

Ohio - Sherrod Brown / J. D. Vance

Pennsylvania - Bob Casey, Jr. / John Fetterman

New York - Chuck Schumer / Kirsten Gillibrand

New Jersey - Bob Menendez / Cory Booker

Maryland - Ben Cardin / Chris van Hollen

Delaware - Tom Carper / Chris Coons

Virginia - Mark Warner / Tim Kaine

West Virginia - Joe Manchin / Shelly Moore Capito

Connecticut - / Chris Murphy

Rhode Island - Jack Reed / Sheldon Whitehouse

Massachusetts - Elizabeth Warren /

Vermont - Bernie Sanders / Peter Welch

New Hampshire - Jeanne Shaheen / Maggie Hassan

Maine - Susan Collins / Angus King

i have genuinely one of the weirdest skills to be able to brag about