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2022 | R. Stumpf, N.G. Monteiro :: 1822

O Império: Portugal-Brasil

Discurso: constitucionalismo; instituição ou monarquia; <racismo

Fluxo: >1776: 1.4M-3.1M; 1690: 👫 420m Minas Gerais (>)

Sertões: NE - pecuária, açúcar; Grão-Pará; SE - Rio Grande; Minas Gerais: Ouro; Bahia, Permambuco: açúcar; Rio Janeiro: comercio

Rio de Janeiro

1805 Condição de Reino Brasil

1808 Hipólito José Costa - porta-voz

Órgãos Admistrativos

Tribunal da Relação no Rio de Janeiro

Intendencia Geral da Policia

Erário Régio

Conselho da Fazenda

Real Junta do Comércio

Conselho Supremo Militar e Justiça

Oposição

Admistrativa

1817 Permambuco - Golpe Republicano

1819 Províncias > Câmara; 1/2 ppl escravos

1820 Contestação Militar

1821 Maranhão - paquins (anti-escravatura)

1822 Reforma Política no Reino Brasil

Imprensa

1819 Grandara - Restaurador Real Museu Carioca

1821 Revérbero Constitucional Fluminense

1821 A Malagueta - "carta ao Imperador"

1822 O Espelho, Gazeta Rio Janeiro (D. Pedro)

182? Censura, Baixo-Assinado, Tribunal

182? Atentado -> Andrades -> Malagueta -> >Ministério

1823 O Tamoio - Andrade, Grandara: oposição

1823 Tribunal: julgamento 'corte' monárquica

1823 D.Pedro: tropas em S.Cristovão

1823 Andrades: deportação para França

Monarquia

Reputação

181? Braganças: <reputação europeia

1815 Congresso Viena: validação da Dinastia

D. João VI

Ritualismo Monárquico em Baia de Guanabara: recepção das cortes;

Missão Artistica: Lebreton, Debret, Tournay, Montigny

1828 Morte

Corte

16 Famílias Titulares; 8 Representantes; 7 Nativos Titulares; Conde de Paluna: nunca migrou; Visconde de Azuara: único nativo a migrar para Portugal; 12 casamentos PT-BR;

D. Pedro

Aclamação: varanda Campo de Santana: bandeira imperial, flyers, titulação

Coroação: jejum, interrogatório aos bispos, juramento, vestimenta: penas de tocano, curto e arejado, simbolo novo Império

Escravatura, Tráfico

1810 Tratado Comércio

15% produtos Reino Unido

Apreensão de Escravos (Golfo Guiné)

-> relação França, Espanha, Rússia [€]

1815 Tratado Antitráfico

1817 Revolução Agrícola

Vale Amazónia: algodão, arroz, extrativismo

Bahia: açúcar, tabaco, algodão

Centro: açúcar, café

Sul: trigo, couro, carne-seca

1823 Emancipação: rebelião, forças nativas

1823 Reforma Legislativa

Abolição cativeiro

Delimitação da cidadania: África≠Brasil

Redução tráfico transatlântico

Constitucionalismo

1825 Aculturação

Catequese

Civilização dos Índios

Educação religiosa, industrial

Arte

Thomas Ender; Henri L'Éveque; Jean Pillement; Alexandre Hean-Noel; G. Mortigny; J.B. Debret; N.A. Taurnay; Charles Simon Pradier; Machado Castro; Charles Rossi; Vicent Gahagan; J.E. Carew; António Sequeira; Joaquim Carneiros; Jacques Louis David;

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FDIC Creates Bridge Banks for Failed Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank Clients to Access Funds

The U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has announced that clients of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank (SBNY) can access their funds during normal banking hours on Monday, March 13, 2023. The FDIC stated that both banks’ deposits were made whole under the “systemic risk exception” approved by the U.S. Federal Reserve and Treasury Department.

Details on the Creation of Full-Service FDIC-Operated Bridge Banks

Customers who utilized Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank (SBNY) will have access to their funds on Monday, following the FDIC’s actions to transform both banks into newly created full-service FDIC-operated bridge banks. SVB will now be known as “Silicon Valley Bank N.A.,” while Signature’s new name is “Signature Bridge Bank N.A.” Both bridge banks are chartered national banks operated by the FDIC with the goal of stabilizing the institutions and implementing an orderly resolution. Regarding both U.S. banks, depositors and borrowers will be able to use ATMs, debit cards, online banking, and write checks as they could before the bank failures. The FDIC is advising loan customers to “continue making loan payments as usual.” While Silicon Valley Bank, or SVB, was the second-largest bank failure in the United States after the Washington Mutual (Wamu) collapse in 2008, New York’s Signature Bank was the third-largest U.S. banking failure. While there is a great deal of information concerning why SVB failed, there is very little information being provided on why Signature failed. It has been reported that Signature posed a “systemic risk,” and New York regulators shut down the bank “pursuant to Section 606 of New York Banking Law, in order to protect depositors.” Section 606, however, deals with obtaining approval from New York to relocate or close the bank while ensuring that depositors still have access to their funds. Signature will operate to maximize the eventual sale of the bank, and the FDIC named Greg Carmichael as CEO of Signature Bridge Bank, N.A. Additionally, the U.S. banking entity appointed Tim Mayopoulos as CEO of Silicon Valley Bank, N.A. Furthermore, the banking giant HSBC (LSE: HSBA) agreed to purchase Silicon Valley Bank’s U.K. subsidiary for £1. “This acquisition makes excellent strategic sense for our business in the U.K.,” HSBC Chief Executive Noel Quinn said in a statement. What do you think about what happened with these two banks? Do you believe this is an effective solution for stabilizing and resolving failing banks? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. Read the full article

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AT NIGHT COMES WOLVES - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Gravitas Ventures

SYNOPSIS:  Leah is about to unknowingly change the world forever. After she finally leaves her emotionally manipulative husband, Leah befriends a drifter whom she quickly feels a deep connection with. The drifter introduces Leah to a prodigal chemist. Leah discovers her new friends are all that is left of a doomsday cult that disbanded years earlier. Together, the new trio is about to change the world, but before they can reveal their secrets, they have to tie up loose ends with Leah’s husband, their ex-leader.

REVIEW: TJ Marine’s film AT NIGHT COMES WOLVES there is a story about wolves that is the thread binding this tale of five characters together. The narrative is set in the past, present and future, and Leah’s decision to finally leave her abusive husband is the catalyst that sets things in motion. It seems that fate has brought Leah to an encounter with her husband’s former cult members. Paris introduces Leah to Davey, who has become a herbal alchemist on a quest for a legendary elixir. The film moves back in time to lay the foundation of the characters’ relationships, and to a future that foreshadows the consequences of Davey’s elixir. The director does an amazing job of editing it together so as not to be confusing, while creating intense suspense. As events come to a head, the present and future stories draw to a crescendo that delivers a horrific climax.

Debut feature filmmaker TJ Marine does a skillful job of laying out this non-linear narrative in a way that keeps the viewer guessing and engaged by the tension and drama. He makes a compelling tale of Leah’s journey to find herself in the maelstrom her life has become at the hands of her husband. Before we know anything about her husband’s background, Marine tastefully presents this mysterious, almost ‘Eyes Wide Shut,’ and complex controlled relationship. He pushes the boundaries as Leah makes choices to try and please her husband, as well as accepting some of the demands he makes in order for Leah to try to save her marriage. Leah’s encounter with characters from her husband’s dark past feels like a macabre journey into a supernatural wonderland. Looking for meaning in her life, Leah unquestionably accepts Davey’s guidance and potions. Leah is somewhat of a modern day Pandora as her quest unleashes a nightmare onto the world, fully realized in the future story line.

The complex narrative is held together by strong performances that engage the viewers emotions, empathy, and secure them in for the ride. Working with a low budget, you can feel Marine’s frugal spending on the effects and visuals to help sell his tale. There are some excellent transition shots, a compelling location, and a fantastic score by Keaton Landis that all add to an entertaining viewing experience.

With Earth Day falling on April 22nd, 2021, AT NIGHT COMES WOLVES is also a fun way to mark the occasion. The character of Davey uses plant based/organic elixirs and tinctures to build his ultimate potion and makes for a fun reminder of nature's powers to heal or do harm. Filmmaker TJ Marine clearly demonstrates his talents as a cinematic storyteller and is a name to keep an eye out for as he works on his next film.

CAST: Gabi Alves, Jacob Allen Weldy, Vladimir Noel, and Sarah Serio CREW: Director/Screenplay/Producer/Editor - TJ Marine; Cinematographer - Cooper Shine; Editor - Fargol Rose; Score - Keaton Landis; Special Makeup Effects Artist - Colleen Elizabeth Miller/ OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/AtNightComesWolves TWITTER: N.A. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/_hMAkTJ4Zl8 RELEASE DATE: Digital Platforms April 20th, 2021, including iTunes http://apple.co/3c4xKst.

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay),  or 👎 (Dislike) Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri