#Jakob 03

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INFO POST

Hi yes this is @styxnbones back again with yet another version of Harper Matheson but this time we're WoD-ifying the actual og who was a somewhat unhinged Professional in a game of Monster of the Week.

Usual WoD warnings of "ooc is not ic" and "this is the world of darkness don't play morality olympics" apply. Also, Harper is a vitae-dependent Imbued who relies on the physical benefits while being protected from the mental influence by their Conviction. The book explicitly says things like this fall under ST discretion as to if and how they work. So, I would like to say that while characters are welcome to question Harper about it in any way you like, I will not be arguing game mechanics ooc.

Background info and pics under the cut

Name: Jakob Ginsberg

Known Aliases: Harper Matheson, Harley Eller, Odin2 (and variations)

Born: 10/29/1945

MEDICAL NOTE:

-Ginsburg's physical health is dependent on BB blood. Often refuses harm reducing safe transfusions. Does not present typical adverse psychological effects associated with consumption of this substance.

-See [Additional Documentation] for further details on Ginsburg's mental health. Primary diagnoses are PTSD and CPTSD.

-Ginsburg has sustained chemical burns on the right side of the face and right eye. Self-report and empirical tests prove no damage to vision. Option for cosmetic surgery was refused.

-Injuries sustained from an "animal attack" (suspected shapechanger) somewhat limit mobility and are a source of chronic pain. Option for physiotherapy was refused.

FIRSTLIGHT asset since [--/--/----] under same terms as previous arrangement under the FBI. Received a medical discharge from the United States Army on 06/03/1971. Operated illegally for an unknown period of time prior to their contracting with Special Affairs on 01/10/1981. Vitae addiction began May, 1982.

Known to frequent Helsing communities, online and in-person, including [anonymous-liberty.com] and it's successors. Self-identifies as a "Judge" among these groups. Has had multiple incidents being exposed as a government asset in these groups and cannot be reliably used as a covert plant.

Civilian identity as photojournalist "Harley Eller" was provided to Ginsburg on acquisition and all activities under that identity are monitored and recorded.

Ginsburg's personality has been noted as stubborn, moralizing, and sadistic, as well as caring, protective, and loyal. Ginsburg has repeatedly expressed strongly black and white thinking, and is nearly impossible to sway on any such issues. Importantly, among these issues is a staunch refusal to allow any children, or beings which appear as children, to come to any harm.

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── OC INTRODUCTIONS.

just in case anyone wants to learn more about my ocs! this turned into a bunch of rambling lol. all of them are pansexual unless stated otherwise ᵔᴗᵔ

don't see your fav yandere oc? just send a message in my inbox anytime, and i'll add them! i add ocs to this list based off popularity. this page is continually updated!

yandere! jock [ jake everett ]

visage links 01, 02, 03

backstory link

his birthday is july 16

his favorite color is dark green

jake's favorite hobby is fishing

he's 6'3 / 190.5 cm

he's the quarterback for his high school's football team

jake isn't the smartest, and he doesn't have the best gpa, but he's decent in spanish class

he uses old spice and irish spring soap

jake is completely covered in freckles

his hair is so fluffy; you'll pat him on the head and his hair bounces back up

he has blue/green eyes

jake is rich since his father's a doctor

he has a four-year-old brother named jonah who absolutely loves you

whenever you're at jake's house, jonah tends to steal your attention by begging you to play pretend cars or doctor

jake's irritated by his little brother's antics, but doesn't show it when you're around

he has two dogs: a golden retriever and a small crusty white dog he got from the shelter

speaking of dogs, jake LOVES DOGS

he is a "i love dogs, and i hate cats" person sorry

when he watches movies, he skips scenes where the dog dies

and cried while reading where the red fern grows

jake used to have a huge dinosaur and car obsession when he was little

he had a dinosaur onesie that he always wore, and it rarely got cleaned

jake has TERRIBLE taste in fashion

his go-to outfit is a camo sweatshirt with baggy cargo pants

jake's favorite artists are dolly parton and taylor swift; country is his favorite genre

he's a closet swiftie though, only you and his close friends know about his listening habits

yandere! worshipper [ michael robins ]

visage links 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06

his birthday is february 28

he's 5'11 / 180 cm on a good day

michael has a small beauty mark at the outward corner of his right eye

his favorite colors are blue and violet

he's always cold; it could be the peak of summer and michael will sleep with his comforter on top of him

romance movies are a guilty pleasure of his; he loves the notebook and la la land

he wants to major in something in artsy, like film, architecture, or photography

he's a nintendo switch guy; he loves zelda

he likes mario kart, but gets more and more irritated every time you beat him, which messes with his focus

michael smells like fresh linen with a hint of lavender

his favorite foods are strawberry shortcake and pho

he loves cooking and baking with you, even though you never get anything done

5 min prep time turns into a 30 minute prep time while the two of you talk about the most random things

also he eats the cake batter; he doesn't give one damn about salmonella

he has brown, almost black eyes

he likes alternative music, and he listens to jakob ogawa a lot

michael also listens to a lot of classical music, he loves frédéric chopin

he loves sending you his spotify playlists

he's an only child

michael has a pet white rabbit that he loves to death

he's played the piano since he was eight years old

his room is messy; not a single spot on his desk is neat

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Eurovision 2022: #03

03. SWEDEN Cornelia Jakobs - “Hold me closer” 4th place

Decade Ranking: 6/79 [Above Monika Liu, below Barbara Pravi]

Reality can sometimes be a big cruel jape. Through providence, Sweden finally send a woman to Eurovision She was selected basically through sheer luck (and thank Vishnu can you imagine how low Sweden would have ranked if they had picked Baggy Anders?) and yet quickly became their best hope for a top 3 since 2012, and rose as a contender, beloved by all. 

She was left stranded in fouth place. 

Seriously, how did Cornelia not win? Yeah I know why (The Circumstances) but honestly it’s moments like *this song* being a *fourth placer* that sometimes call the validity of the contest into question. I honest, hand-on-heart feel that without the invasion everyone would have flocked to the altar to Cornelia and willed her victory into reality. Like, yeah the Chanel stans calculated that -surprise- Spain would have won with a Ukraine WD, but are we really going do indulge their headcanon? Fuck no, and I say this as someone who has just ranked Chanel ahead of Cornelia Jakobs. 

Anyway, we have finally arrived at the final instance of “This was some really good music” on the 2022 ranking. As with many of my faves this year, I felt like Sweden finally did something that they should have done years ago: send a GREAT indie pop song to the contest, one that validates Sweden’s reputation at the contest while simultaneously invalidating the claim that only overproduced, generic-sounding scandi-blandi pop has a shot at winning Mello. 

 And it’s definitely a challenge to be a better ballad than “Hold me closer” - It’s as graceful and poignant as Cornelia Jakobs herself.  Lines such as “So baby bye bye, wish you the best, but most of all I wish that I could love you less”, “you say it isn’t me but when did that ever help” and “so before the sunrise, could you just holllllllllllld me tiiiiiiiiiight” just go through bone and marrow, through sinew and flesh, through heart and soul. 

The Real Songs of this world don’t have “socially relevant” or "academic” topics - they turn the most banal, universal feelings and make them feel special. Cornelia delivered her message with such a rawness, with such a fatalistic truth I’m longer flesh and bone when I give Hold Me Closer a listen. I’m a marshmallow man. 

Because I went there. We ALL went there. Everybody who has ever loved and has felt unloved has went there, which is everyone. When Cornelia sings from the heart, truthfully and unpretentiously, she speaks for us, and that’s #Powerful.

So why only third? Well, two things. First of all, while I love the staging (Cornelia slamming a giant hoop, then fruitlessly begging the crowd for affection 😭😭😭) , the performances are Melfest were better. The first ever live performance of Hold Me Closer was its best, and Sweden never managed to recreate the same feeling of magic in Turin, despite being one of the few countries to be fully unaffected by the Kinetic Sun. 

And secondly, I usually do rank my indie weirdo’s first, so why not change it up? In Corpore Sano and SloMo are not as good as songs, sure, but Eurovision is a Live Performance Contest first, and only a Song Contest second. And thank fuck it is, because otherwise the stage show would hold no relevance of its own and we would just be ranking music videos. 

Still, there’s only one truth to Hold Me Closer and that is this:

Tattoo will do better in Liverpool and this is something we should ALL feel a little bit uneasy about.  🙂

The Ranking. 

[misericordel]

( some of the words are a little smeared, but thankfully still legible. )

Dear Pen Pal,

Of course I don't think that!!! I know it's not easy, but Gradlon deserves the best and i'm far far far from that. Right now the way that I am I won't be able to do anything for them. No, I'm sure that I would make it worse. So I can't take the crown. Not yet.

I'll outlive so many people. I have the time to better myself first!!! You don't have to worry about that part.

As for what I want to know about Nohr... I guess, What are the people like there?

Sincerely,

Your New Friend

this is an academy sanctioned intervention — jakob & veyle

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Warehouse Radio Episode 49 Guest Mix: Jakobe

LINKS Twitter: twitter.com/jjaakkoobbee Instagram: www.instagram.com/jakobe.mp3/ Bandcamp: jjaakkoobbee.bandcamp.com/

Tracklist under the cut:

TRACKLIST: 0:09 - SCATTA - BREAK UR HEART 2:21 - DJ RASHAD - YOU KNOW I DO (PART 1) 3:39 - DJ RASHAD - PASS THAT SHIT 6:03 - $$$$$$$ - DNCE4ME 9:41 - SCJ - GOING POSTAL 12:17 - JANA RUSH - BREAK IT (REMIX) 14:27 - DJ EARL - RACHETT FEAT. MOONDOCTOR & OPN 16:23 - SLICK SHOOTA - FANTAZIA 20:34 - SCJ - ALL IIIIIII (2018 SOUNDCLOUD MIX) 23:56 - BYE2 - KÖTÜ TAVŞAN 28:17 - EPROM - 666-ACID 29:57 - SCJ - YOUR LOVE IS VIOLENCE + G.F.U.T.U.F.U. (19-93 REVISION) 32:28 - GOLEMM - SPIRITUAL REALM 33:23 - ZAPHYRE - MOON SLAYER 36:27 - KATEBI - SYNTHETIC MEMORY

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16 Eylül 2023 tarihli program kaydı.

Güncel modern kompozisyon kayıtlarından bir seçki // A selection of recent modern composition recordings. Download.

01 – Olivia Belli – Valadier 02 – Hania Rani – The Boat 03 – Robert Hakalski – A Surreal Tale Of A Fading Engine's Song 04 – Ellie Wilson – Unnamed Unseen 05 – Blurstem – Narrow Time 06 – Modercoli – II 07 – Christopher Tignor – Off-Centered Hearts 08 – Hara Alonso – Notion 2 09 – Jakob Lindhagen – They Were Never Really There (Reconstructed By Hoshiko Yamane) 10 – Jóhann Jóhannsson – A Prayer To The Dynamo Part 1

[lesser-known-composers]

Miloslav Kabeláč - Sonata for Cello and Piano

00:18 - I. Passacaglia. Grave 04:35 - II. Fantasia. Molto adagio 10:24 - III. Scherzo. Allegro giocoso 16:03 - IV. Allegro energico

Jakob Kuchenbuch - Cello Josephine Mücksch - Piano

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Brooklyn Nets Add Dennis Schröder in Deal with Toronto Raptors

On February 8th, 2024, the Toronto Raptors traded guard Dennis Schröder and forward-center Thaddeus Young to the Brooklyn Nets for guard Spencer Dinwiddie. Brooklyn also received a trade exception.

When the Toronto Raptors added veteran forward Thaddeus Young in a trade deadline deal with the San Antonio Spurs, it was the continuation of a theme. Standing 6-8, Young joined a Raptors team with a cadre of long and athletic forwards at the height of 6-7 to 6-9 such as Scottie Barnes, Pascal Siakam and OG Anunoby.

Young was the veteran sage off the bench for a Toronto team looking to get back into the playoffs. 31-23 after a win right after the deadline's end, the Raptors went 17-11 the rest of the way to finish fifth in the East with a 48-34 record.

Young was a mentor to forwards like Barnes and Precious Achiuwa and also established himself as a solid playmaker and screener. He made 26 appearances with the Raptors and averaged 6.3 PPG, 4.4 RPG, 1.7 APG and 1.2 SPG in 18.3 MPG.

Toronto matched up with the fourth seeded Philadelphia 76ers. Philadelphia took an 18-point lead at halftime of the series opener. 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey led the way with 38 points as Philadelphia won 131-111. 76ers center Joel Embiid recorded 31 points and 11 rebounds in Game Two as Philadelphia took the game 112-97.

Facing a 2-0 deficit, the Raptors came out aggressive and led by 15 points in the first half at home, but the 76ers made a run. Both teams traded leads in the fourth quarter of Game Three. After the Raptors took a 95-90 lead with 2:03 left, they went scoreless the rest of the fourth quarter. The 76ers scored the final five points to send the game to overtime.

In the overtime, Embiid hit a three-pointer with 0.7 seconds left to win the game. The win gave Philadelphia a 3-0 series lead. Facing elimination, the Raptors stepped up. Pascal Siakam had 34 points. After playing just 19 minutes and 17 seconds in the first three games, Young became an x-factor in Game Four. The forward played nearly 30 minutes and had 13 points, five rebounds and five assists while guarding Embiid for parts of the game. Toronto won the game 110-102.

Toronto established a 14-point lead early on in Game Five and dominated on the road. Siakam had 23 points and 10 rebounds as the Raptors coasted to a 103-88 victory.

Game Six was close in the first half but Philadelphia took control in the second half, outscoring Toronto 70-36, eliminating the Raptors with a 132-97 rout. Outside of the eruption in Game Four, Young was relatively quiet. In six games, he managed 3.3 PPG, 3.0 RPG, 1.7 APG and 0.8 SPG in 14.5 MPG.

Young re-signed with the Raptors on a two-year, $16 million deal. Other then a deal to sign veteran forward Otto Porter, the Raptors kept their core together for the 2022-23 season.

After a strong performance the previous season, there was hope the Raptors could build off of it. The team began the season a solid 11-9 but losses would pile up soon. Toronto proceeded to drop nine of its next 11 to fall to 13-18.

At the trade deadline, the Raptors were in 10th place with a 26-30 record. The club made a move, acquiring center Jakob Poeltl from the San Antonio Spurs. Lacking depth at the center gave the Raptors hope in the latter stages of the season.

Toronto played well enough, moving up to ninth in the East after going 15-11 the rest of the season. It left them with a 41-41 record. Young began the season in a bit role, even receiving DNPs from coach Nick Nurse. But Young handled it well and later saw an uptick in minutes.

However, Young was out of the rotation for most of the season's latter stages. He did not play in the team's last 14 games of the regular season. Young appeared in 54 games (nine starts), and compiled 4.4 Ppg, 3.1 RPG, 1.4 APG and 1.0 SPG in 14.7 MPG. '

As the ninth seed, the Raptors qualified for the nine seed versus ten seed play-in game. They hosted the Chicago Bulls in an elimination game. The Raptors led by 11 in the first half, but Chicago outscored Toronto 37-24 in the fourth quarter to win 109-105 and eliminate the Raptors from the playoffs. Young did not play in the game.

The disappointing finish to the season led to the start of a re-tool for the Raptors. Head coach Nick Nurse was fired. The Raptors replaced Nurse with Memphis Grizzlies assistant coach Darko Rajaković.

In free agency, the Raptors suffered a significant loss when All-Star point guard Fred VanVleet left Toronto to sign a multi-year deal with the Houston Rockets. Needing to replace VanVleet, the Raptors signed guard Dennis Schröder to a two-year, $26 million deal.

Rumors throughout the season continued to swirl for the Raptors into the offseason. Starters Pascal Siakam and OG Anunoby were both likely headed to free agency in the 2024 offseason and questions arose. Would the Raptors re-sign the two homegrown talents and last ties to the team's 2019 NBA championship?

The Raptors kept the two and seemed to want to stay competitive. Adding Schröder seemed to endorse that way of thinking. The point guard was able to find a team that paid him while giving him an opportunity to be a lead guard.

The club got off to a decent 8-8 start during the 2023-24 season but soon went 4-11 to fall to 12-19. Toronto began to make moves. Anunoby was the first to go, as he was dealt with Precious Achiuwa and Malachi Flynn to the New York Knicks for RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley and a second round pick. A few weeks later, the Raptors moved Siakam to the Indiana Pacers for Bruce Brown, Kira Lewis Jr., Jordan Nwora and three first round draft picks.

The deals sapped the Raptors of its veteran talent and now the team was pivoting to a rebuild around young forward Scottie Barnes. With the team continuing to lose and falling to 12th in the East with an 18-33 record, the Raptors made two more deals before the trade deadline. The club acquired Ochai Agbaji and Kelly Olynyk in a trade with the Utah Jazz. The Raptors also sent Schröder and Young to the Brooklyn Nets for the expiring contract of Spencer Dinwiddie.

Schröder's brief time in Toronto began with him as a starter. But by late December, the Raptors wanted to hand Barnes more ballhandling responsibilities and moved Schröder to the bench. Part of the reason Schröder signed with Toronto was a chance at a starting opportunity which faded even further away with the addition of Quickley as the team's point guard of now and the future.

Schröder appeared in 51 games (33 starts) with Toronto and contributed 13.7 PPG, 2.7 RPG, 6.1 APG and 0.9 SPG in 30.6 MPG. Young began the season out of the rotation but saw minutes in January and February thanks to injuries and the trades. He appeared in 23 games (six starts) and compiled 5.0 PPG, 3.3 RPG, 2.2 APG and 0.8 SPG in 15.2 MPG.

Over two years, Young managed 5.0 PPG, 3.5 RPG, 1.7 APG and 1.0 SPG in 103 career games. The forward shot 53% from the field, 29% from the three-point line and 55% from the charity stripe.

Spencer Dinwiddie joined the Brooklyn Nets after he was sent by the Dallas Mavericks with Dorian Finney-Smith to Brooklyn in the Kyrie Irving trade before the 2023 trade deadline. The deal saw Dinwiddie arrive for his second stint in Brooklyn.

Shortly after Irving was dealt, fellow Nets superstar Kevin Durant aimed for a trade (for a second time) and was soon sent to the Phoenix Suns for a massive haul including Mikal Bridges, Cameron Johnson, and several first round draft picks and pick swaps.

By dealing away Irving and Durant, Brooklyn was officially out of any championship contention talks, but since they didn't own their own draft picks, the franchise wanted to stay competitive. WIth the several veterans they acquired, Brooklyn looked to keep up in the East playoff race the rest of the year.

32-22 at the trade deadline, Brooklyn went 13-15 the rest of the season, finishing sixth in the East. Dinwiddie was elevated to starting point guard after the trade.

Though his shooting numbers (28.9% on 5.7 three-point attempts per game and 46.5% effective field goal shooting) were subpar, Dinwiddie flourished as a playmaker, averaging what would've been a career-high 9.1 APG if stretched out over an entire year. In 26 games, Dinwiddie also put up 16.5 PPG, 4.1 RPG and 1.1 SPG in 35.3 MPG.

The first round of the 2023 playoffs saw the Nets match up with the 54-28 Philadelphia 76ers. A priority for the Nets in the series was containing MVP Joel Embiid. In the series opener, the Nets doubled Embiid almost every time he touched the ball but it opened up opportunities for his teammates.

The 76ers set a franchise record with 21 three-pointers and Philadelphia won 121-101. In Game Two, 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey had a game-high 33 points and the 76ers outscored Brooklyn 52-35 in a 96-84 victory.

Game Three was tense. Embiid was nearly ejected in the early stages of the game for kicking Nic Claxton in the groin area after the Nets center taunted him. 76ers guard James Harden was ejected late in the third quarter after picking up a flagrant foul penalty two for a forearm to Nets forward Royce O'Neale's groin area.

The 76ers had an 11-point lead in Game Three at halftime but the Nets came back and took a lead heading into the fourth. Both teams fought back and forth. Brooklyn led by five with five minutes left, but the 76ers went on a 12-4 run over four minutes and 22 seconds to gain a three-point edge with 44 seconds left.

Dinwiddie was fouled with 39 seconds left and split a pair of free-throws. After a Philadelphia miss, Dinwiddie had a chance to tie but his layup attempt was blocked by Embiid with eight seconds left. Philadelphia would hold on for a 102-97 victory.

Embiid missed Game Four with a sprained right knee. Still, Philadelphia had 15 offensive rebounds and outscored Brooklyn 56-40 in the second half as they took control and won 96-88, completing a 4-0 sweep of the Nets. Dinwiddie started all four games in the sweep, producing 16.5 PPG on 43.1% from the field, 3.3 RPG, 6.5 APG and 1.3 SPG in 39.8 MPG.

After the season, the Nets kept its roster together. The club had two first round picks back-to-back (21st and 22nd) and selected forward Noah Clowney and guard Dariq Whitehead respectively.

Brooklyn was solid to start the 2023-24 season. The team was tied for seventh in the East, with a 12-9 record after its first 21 games. However, the Nets lost 11 of the next 14 games to fall to 15-20. The losses would continue as Brooklyn fell to 20-30 at the trade deadline.

Dinwiddie was expected to share point guard responsibilities with Ben Simmons, but Simmons missed significant time due to injury. Dinwiddie was a starter but became extremely passive as a scorer during the season. In January, Dinwiddie's refusal to be aggressive came under some criticism as he went a stretch of eight out of 10 games attempting less than ten shots.

Brooklyn needed Dinwiddie to be aggressive as its overall offense struggled throughout the season. With his contract set to expire after the season, the Nets decided to move on and deal Dinwiddie at the deadline.

During the '23-'24 season, Dinwiddie appeared in 48 games with Brooklyn. The 6-5 guard put up 12.6 PPG, 3.3 RPG, 6.0 APG and 0.8 SPG in 30.7 MPG. In his second stint with Brooklyn, Dinwiddie made 74 appearances, averaging 14.0 PPG, 3.6 RPG, 7.1 APG and 0.9 SPG. He posted shooting splits of 40/31/79 in that time.

In the deal, the Nets created a $20.3 million trade exception by fitting Young into a trade exception the Nets had from sending Royce O'Neale to the Phoenix Suns on the same day and fitting Schröder into a trade exception the team created from the Kevin Durant deal in 2023. Brooklyn sending Dinwiddie to Toronto created that new exception.

Soon after the trade, the Raptors waived Dinwiddie. Releasing the guard allowed Toronto to get out of a $1.5 million bonus for games played. After flirting with both the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers, Dinwiddie opted for a deal for the rest of the season with the Lakers.

The Nets waived Thaddeus Young immediately after the trade as well. He later signed a deal with the Phoenix Suns for the rest of the season. As the lone player remaining from the trade, Dennis Schröder initially came off the bench in four of his first five games with the Nets. He started every game he played in the remainder of the year after. Overall, the guard appeared in 29 games (25 starts) and contributed 14.6 PPG, 3.5 RPG, 6.0 APG and 0.6 SPG in 32.0 MPG.

The Nets were 20-31 when Schröder made his debut with the club. Soon after, the Nets fired head coach Jacque Vaughn and assistant Kevin Ollie took over on an interim basis. Brooklyn went 12-19 over the final 31 games to finish out of the postseason with a 32-50 record.

In the 2024 offseason, the Nets seemed to entertain a rebuild. First, the Nets were able to re-acquire the rights to their own first round picks in 2025 and 2026 from the Houston Rockets while sending out swap rights to the Phoenix Suns' first round pick in 2025, a 2027 first round pick from the Suns to the Rockets.

Finally, Brooklyn sent Houston the rights to the more favorable of either the Dallas Mavericks or Suns' first round pick in 2029. The Rockets also acquired the right to swap their own first round pick for the less favorable of either the Mavericks’ or Suns' first round pick.

In conjunction with that convoluted deal, the Nets traded featured piece Mikal Bridges to the New York Knicks in a six-player deal that brought back five first round draft picks and a pick swap.

The combined deals was an admission that the Nets would be building for the future. The club now had control of its own draft pick in 2025, giving it a chance to lose and obtain a top pick. The Nets also hired Sacramento Kings assistant coach Jordi Fernandez as head coach.

Heading into the 2024-25 season, the Nets were expected to be one of the worst teams. There was also an expectation that the club could sell off veterans like Schröder, Cameron Johnson and Dorian Finney-Smith to accumulate draft picks and rack up losses for a higher draft pick.

Brooklyn was an early surprise team, going 9-10 in the first 19 games. Schröder was playing at an exceptional level early on. Though he was playing well, it hurt Brooklyn's chance to draft high in the lottery. After 25 games, the Nets were 10-15 and in 10th place in the East. At that point, Brooklyn dealt Schröder with a conditional 2025 second round pick to the Golden State Warriors for guard De'Anthony Melton and three future second round picks in 2026, 2028 and 2029.

Schröder was having one of his finest seasons. The 6-1 guard started all 23 games he played in and accumulated 18.4 PPG, 3.0 RPG, 6.6 APG and 1.1 SPG in 33.6 MPG on efficient shooting numbers. In 52 career games with Brooklyn, Schröder managed 16.3 PPG, 3.3 RPG, 6.3 APG and 0.8 SPG. The guard had shooting splits of 44/40/85 during that time.

Dennis Schröder on the Nets roster (via New York Post):

"Every single day, I try to get better, and we’ve got a lot of talent in this locker room. I remember when Mikal [Bridges] and Cam [Johnson], they was on the Phoenix team, and we played them in the first playoff round. Really, really talented players. Lonnie [Walker IV], we made it last year to the Western Conference Finals. He had really big games for us. "And everybody else in that locker room have great intentions of winning. And I just want to every single day give everything I have to win the day or win the game when we have one."

On the difficulty of moving to a new city from a personal perspective:

"Having a family, having three kids, a wife, it's not easy. But at the end of the day, nothing really changed. Of course, I go to a new city, new situation. But at the end of the day, we play basketball for a living and really extremely grateful for it. And can't wait to get to know everybody in the locker room, front office, everybody who is in this organization and get to work."

His take on Brooklyn as a city:

"Big city. I’m from Germany, Braunschweig, 250,000 people only, really small city, but at the end of the day, like I said, I mean, I'm a family person, always with my kids, my wife and my loved ones and of course the traffic is gonna hurt a little bit. But other than that, I mean, New York is always a big city, but it was always fun when I was here. Fans in Brooklyn was great as well. So I'm just excited, you know, take it day by day and try to get some wins."

Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks on the team's priorities after making two deadline deals (via Clutch Points):

“We go into these days always thinking about future flexibility. Try to maintain some level of sustainability when we're looking at, how's the team look this year? How's it gonna look in six months time from now? How's it gonna look in three, four years? "We feel pretty good about adding the players that we added, but at the same time, you're keeping some of those draft assets as well. And again, that future flexibility.”

Toronto Raptors general manager Bobby Webster on the team's overall trade deadlines and creating flexibility with the Dennis Schröder deal (via Toronto Raptors):

"We did our heavy lifting about a month ago. So I feel like this trade deadline we cleaned up a lot of things and we addressed some of the things we talked about after the OG [Anunoby] and Pascal [Siakam] trades... "Financially we were able to you know gain some more flexibility in the summer with the Dennis trade."

Image via Getty Images/Michael Reaves

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En décembre 2024, le Conservatoire du Pays de Montbéliard vous propose : Vendredi 6 décembre 2024 à 20h00 à MONTBÉLIARD, Auditorium du Conservatoire Musique de chambre, "Vers un style nouveau", Antonín Dvorak et Mikhaïl Glinka. Voici un programme qui annonce un style nouveau à partir de deux œuvres emblématiques et inattendues de Antonín Dvořák et Mikhaïl Glinka. L’influence de l’opéra tant sur le plan mélodique que dans la structure, est sensible dans le Grand sextuor de Glinka. Cette pièce ne sera publiée qu’en 1881, près de cinquante années après le début de son écriture. Quelques années auparavant, lorsque le jeune Dvořák compose son quintette à cordes, il invente son écriture : des motifs simples et courts, combinés et répétés dans de longues séquences à l’harmonie changeante. Au programme : A. Dvořák et M. Glinka ; avec Célia Ballester et Andrea Pujado, violon / Françoise Temperman, alto Rachel Cottin-Gleize, violoncelle / Marie Castéran, contrebasse / Annie Corrado, piano. Entrée libre, sans réservation (dans la limite des places disponibles). Mardi 10 décembre 2024 à 20h00 à BRETIGNEY, Mairie Récital de harpe "Paysages". Un voyage qui, au gré de ses ondes sonores, nous transportera de pays en époques, de paysages en musiques... Chaque pièce évoque un monde sonore en soi. De l’Italie à l’Italie en passant par l’Allemagne, la Russie et la France, la harpe nous fera traverser trois siècles de musique. "A contre-jour, la muse place dans l’espace vide les cordes transparentes de la harpe et sous ses doigts, chantent les cordes résonnantes", Sophia de Mello Breyner. Au programme : G.B. Pescetti, L. Spohr, M. Glinka, M. Tournier, N. Rota… ; avec Stéphanie Manzo, harpe. Avec le soutien de la commune de Bretigney et dans le cadre de l’année Capitale Française de la Culture. Entrée libre, sans réservation (dans la limite des places disponibles). Jeudi 12 décembre 2024 à 20h00 à MONTBÉLIARD, Auditorium du Conservatoire "Paris, Rome, Prague". Les ensemble vocaux du Conservatoire vous invitent à un voyage, de France jusqu’en République tchèque, en passant par l’Italie. Autour de trois Kyrie de Rossini, Dvorak et Paladilhe, vous découvrirez des musiques profanes de ces trois pays, composées au XIXe siècle. Des chants pour le temps de Noël viendront faire écho aux Kyrie, doux mélange de tradition populaire et d’inspiration religieuse. Avec les ensembles vocaux des cycles 2 et 3 dirigés par Cédric Meyer ; accompagnement piano Annie Corrado. Entrée libre, sans réservation (dans la limite des places disponibles). Mardi 17 décembre 2024 à 19h00 à MONTBÉLIARD, Auditorium du Conservatoire Le petit show des CHA. Les classes à Horaires Aménagés Art du Spectacle du collège Lou Blazer présentent leurs rendez-vous de mi-saison. C’est l’occasion de voir les collégiens jouer, chanter et danser sur scène dans des programmes inattendus et surprenants. Coordination Cédric Meyer. Entrée libre, sans réservation (dans la limite des places disponibles). Jeudi 19 décembre 2024 à 14h45 à MONTBÉLIARD, Auditorium du Conservatoire Conférence musicale Johan Jakob Froberger, musicien européen à la cour des Wurtemberg par Denis Morrier, professeur de culture musicale avec Nicolas Aubin, clavecin. L'Université Ouverte de Franche-Comté propose une journée de découvertes et de visites des lieux patrimoniaux incontournables du Pays de Montbéliard, pour revenir sur la grande Histoire du territoire. Dans la cadre de Capitale française de la culture 2024. Réservation : uo@agglo-montbeliard.fr infos > 03 81 94 77 80 ou www.agglo-montbeliard.fr Read the full article

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Post 9: Placemaking and Nightlife

Nightlife, Art and Placemaking:

https://urbandesignforum.org/building-a-nighttime-design-criteria-placemaking-after-dark/ https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/oct/14/into-the-night-cabarets-and-clubs-in-modern-art-barbican-art-gallery-london-nightclubs

https://testudomkt.com/editorial/art-in-night-clubs-matisse-red-studio Jakob, D. (2012). The eventification of place: Urban development and experience consumption in Berlin and New York City. European Urban and Regional Studies, 20(4), 447–459. https://doi.org/10.1177/0969776412459860 Rogers, N. (2018). House and techno broke them barriers down:Exploring exclusion through diversity in Berlin’s electronic dance music nightclubs. In Accessibility, Inclusion, and Diversity in Critical Event Studies. Routledge. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/03/arts/design/nightclub-design.html https://www.citynationplace.com/the-247-urban-revolution-how-cities-are-transforming-their-night-economies https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/future-seq/future-brisbane-the-nightlife-revolution-this-city-needs/news-story/16562b2a84daea954b74e0e9f37cca21?amp&nk=69cd64d9cd771f031b3a6e81ec0ebd9b-1700398267

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the fell dragon pauses, looking up at him and now and simply staring— processing his wish to see her come back. her mouth opens and closes as she considers what to say to him. she had somehow forgotten about them, in her desire to be useful for once. she had forgotten about how much they cared for her. about the relationships she had carefully cultivated up until now.

"…i will definitely come back, no matter what." because they would be devastated if she didn't, even though she can't fathom why they care for her so much. even though she thinks they shouldn't, she never wants to make them feel the way she did when her mother died. she will never let them think she's gone forever again.

"it's a promise." veyle says this as she holds up her pinky finger. "let's swear on it, that way i have to fulfill it no matter what happens."

expected return — team zayin

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JAKOB the old Yaris

Forum: Toyota Posted By: Mal Hannes Post Time: 2024/07/07 at 03:52 PM http://dlvr.it/T9GrbQ

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#ProyeccionDeVida

🎥 Cine Alemán, presenta:

🎬 “AMISTADES MASCULINAS” [Männerfreundschaften]

🔎 Género: Documental / Homosexualidad

⌛️ Duración: 85 minutos

✍️ Guion: Rosa von Praunheim y Valentina Schütz

📷 Fotografía: Patrick Richter

🎶 Música: Andreas M. Wolter

🗯 Argumento: Un verdadero culto a la amistad entre los hombres estaba muy extendido en el clasicismo de Weimar, mientras que la homosexualidad obsoleta estaba mal vista. Rosa von Praunheim pregunta qué había detrás de escena: ¿Cuánto se vivió abiertamente? El director sigue biografías históricas relevantes y ofrece ideas sorprendentes.

👥 Reparto: Matthias Luckey, Valentin Schmehl, Thomas Linz, Tobias Schormann, Max Conrad , Sybille Enders, Petra Hartung, Bernhard Jarosch, Sebastian Lange  , Wolfgang Mirlach, Maximilian Müller, Nils Ramme, Runa Pernoda Schaefer, Willi Seibt y Jakob Turkosek.

📢 Dirección: Rosa von Praunheim

© Productoras: Rosa von Praunheim Filmproduktion, Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk, Arte & MDM.

📼 Distribuidora: Missingfilms

🌏 País: Alemania

📅 Año: 2018

📽 Proyección:

📆 Miércoles 03 de Julio

🕖 7:30pm.

🏡 Auditorio del Instituto Goethe (jr. Nazca 722 – Lima)

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre

👀 A tener en cuenta: Película con sub-títulos en español

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INTERVIEWEE 6

INTERVIEWEE 6 — Yesterday at 23:07 yooooo gotta have aboout 1500hrs in the series [23:07] gimee thems questions 16 April 2024

apon — Today at 00:04 How long have you been playing the game and how regularly?

Is it a familiarity, the experience or something else that keeps you coming back? or the story, maybe the good mechanics?

On a scale of 1 – 5 how much do you enjoy this game compared to your other games?

What is your playstyle?

and lastly what do you think of borderlands 3?

INTERVIEWEE 6 — Today at 03:25 How long have you been playing the game and how regularly? Borderlands 1 was my first taste of a shooter so since I was about 10 or so, although I absolutely fell in love with 2 after playing it. I find myself revisiting the series a couple of times a year, its always fun for me to pick up and play here and there Is it a familiarity, the experience or something else that keeps you coming back? or the story, maybe the good mechanics? For me its the gameplay, weapons systems, rng, and most importantly to me the feeling of powerscaling, I love the grind of feeling my character get stronger as I play, I'll grind to the ends of the earth of a perfect DPUH and barely use the damn thing aside from a little because yeah sweet now im strong but its the journey I enjoy there. I tend to play more borderlands 3 than 2 these days as ive literally 100% 2 oh so many times at this point. I tend to play 2 with people im introducing to the series however On a scale of 1 – 5 how much do you enjoy this game compared to your other games? Absolutely a 5, for me it brings a sense of nostalgia as well as theres always something in front of you to shoot at What is your playstyle? Mordecai, Zer0, Fl4K hmmm starting to see a pattern, Love a good jakobs weapon, crits and sniping has always felt so satisfying in the series. and lastly what do you think of borderlands 3? It has its quirks and the writing definitively doesn't stand up to 2 but god the movement and gunplay scratches an itch for me absolutely. Id say my personal ranking of the games would be 2, ttw, 3, tps, 1. It does feel wrong putting 1 that low but it just doesnt stand up these days, I think tiny tinas wonderlands is really quite fun and fresh. [03:25] sorry if thats alot butt fuckinnnn hyperfixation thanks for the q's hope it goes well

apon — Today at 08:15 thanks, and no it's perfect

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8 Haziran 2024 tarihli program kaydı.

Güncel modern kompozisyon kayıtlarından bir seçki // A selection of recent modern composition recordings. Download.

01 – Sofi Paez – Hammers 02 – Glacis – Under The Bare Sky 03 – Nathan Shubert – Maybe Borealis 04 – Burçe Karaca – Storm Medley 05 – Jakob Lindhagen – The Temporary Normal 06 – Julia Gjertsen – Lotus 07 – Simon Leoza – Camera Obscura 08 – Danny Clay – Part 4 09 – Matti Bye – Elegant Memory 10 – Seán Clancy - Four Sections Of Music Unequally Divided (excerpt) 11 – MIZU – Pump 12 – Diane McLoughlin & The Casimir Connection – The Slow Walk From Home