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alotofpockets · 9 months ago

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Welcome to 'woso appreciation' where @totaly-obsessed and I simp over woso players, and then share our favourites with you in the form of an appreciation post. Enjoy :)

Leah Willamson | one - two | Arsenal & England

Katie McCabe | one - two | Arsenal & Ireland

Ona Batlle | Barcelona & Spain

Katrina Gorry | West Ham United & Australia

Fridolina Rolfö | one - two | Barcelona & Sweden

Daniëlle van de Donk | Olympique Lyon & The Netherlands

Kyra Cooney-Cross | Arsenal & Australia

Alessia Russo | Arsenal & England

Lena Oberdorf | Wolfsburg & Germany

Mia Fishel | Chelsea & USA

Steph Catley | Arsenal & Austrlia

Georgia Stanway | Bayern & England

Jessie Fleming | Portland Thorns & Canada

Mackenzie Arnold | West Ham United & Australia

Lotte Wubben-Moy | Arsenal & England

Lauren James | Chelsea & England

Misa Rodríguez | Real Madrid & Spain

Zećira Mušović | Chelsea & Sweden

Vivianne Miedema | one - two | Arsenal & The Netherlands

Jule Brand | Wolfsburg & Germany

Alexia Putellas | one - two | Barcelona & Spain

Jennifer Hermoso | Barcelona & Spain

Tobin Heath | USA

Ella Toone | Manchester & England

Ana-Maria Crnogorčević | Atlético Madrid & Switzerland

Leila Ouahabi | Manchester City & Spain

Mapi León | Barcelona & Spain

Ingrid Engen | Barcelona & Norway

Kerstin Casparij | Manchester City & The Netherlands

Grace Clinton | Tottenham Hotspur & England

Lia Wälti | Arsenal & Switserland

Kelley O'Hara | Gotham & USA

Stina Blackstenius | one - two | Arsenal & Sweden

Caitlin Foord | Arsenal & Australia

Daphne van Domselaar | Aston Villa & The Netherlands

Mary Earps | Manchester United & England

Laia Codina | Arsenal & Spain

Jill Roord | Manchester City & The Netherlands

Élisa de Almeida | PSG & France

Hayley Raso | Real Madrid & Australia

Kim Little | Arsenal

Niamh Charles | Chelsea & England

Millie Turner | Manchester United & England

Trinity Rodman | Washington Spirit & USA

Cloé Lacasse | Arsenal & Canada

Victoria Pelova | Arsenal & The Netherlands

Amanda Ilestedt | Arsenal & Sweden

Alanna Kennedy | Manchester City & Australia

Erin Cuthbert | Chelsea & Scotland

Magdalena Eriksson | Bayern München & Sweden

Jackie Groenen | PSG & The Netherlands

Felicitas Rauch | North Carolina Courage & Germany

Beth Mead | Arsenal & England

Sabrina D'Angelo | Arsenal & Canada

Jen Beattie | Bay FC

Sydney Lohmann | Bayern München & Germany

Christen Press | Angel City & USA

Patri Guijarro | Barcelona & Spain

Aitana Bonmatí | Barcelona & Spain

Ellie Carpenter | Olympique Lyon & Australia

Jordan Nobbs | Aston Villa & England

Caroline Graham Hanson | Barcelona & Norway

Wieke Kaptein | FC Twente & The Netherlands

Sara Doorsoun | Eintracht Frankfurt & Germany

Lucy Bronze | Barcelona & England

Alex Morgan | San Diego Wave & USA

Laura Wienroither | Arsenal & Austria

Keira Walsh | Barcelona & England

Beth England | Chelsea & England

Emily Fox | Arsenal & USA

Damaris Egurrola | Olympique Lyon & The Netherlands

Cata Coll | Barcelona & Spain

Pernille Harder | Bayern Munich & Denmark

Lindsay Horan | Olympique Lyon & USA

Laura Freigang | Eintracht Frankfurt & Germany

Guro Reiten | Chelsea & Norway

Esmee Brugts | Barcelona & The Netherlands

Ellie Roebuck | Manchester City & England

Frida Maanum | Arsenal & Norway

Anna Patten | Aston Villa & Ireland

Millie Bright | Chelsea & England

Klara Bühl | Bayern München & Germany

Heather O'Reilly | NC Courage & USA

Sakina Karchaoui | PSG & France

Esme Morgan | Manchester City & England

Maya Le Tissier | Manchester United & England

Lauren Hemp | Manchester City & England

Charlotte Grant | Tottenham Hotspur & Australia

Jana Fernández | Barcelona & Spain

Bruna Vilemala | Barcelona & Spain

Eugénie Le Sommer | Olympique Lyon & France

Chloe Kelly | Manchester City & England

Mallory Swanson | Chicago Red Stars & USA

Giulia Gwinn | Bayern München & Germany

#woso appreciation #woso

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shinydreamtacoprune-blog · 3 months ago

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my own cast for if there was a live action miraculous ladybug movie/if the characters were real people

Marinette: Lana Del Rey/Lana Condor

Adrien: Froy Gutierrez

Alya: Jazzy Anne

Nino: Ben De Almeida/Tyree Brown

Juleka: Laurenzside

Rose: Dove Cameron

Max: Caleb Mclaughlin

Kim: Coy Pisco

Chloe: Alyvia Alyn Lind

Sabrina: Emma Kenney

#miraculous ladybug #miraculous #miraculoustalesofladybugandcatnoir #miraculous lb

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meyhew · 8 months ago

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standalone recs!!! omg let me think.

- a ghost in the throat by doireann ní ghríofa (one of THEE most impactful books i’ve read in a while. really scratched an itch i’ll prob reread it soon)

- the seven moons of maali almeida by shehan karunatilaka (read this earlier this year & it’s SO cool. sri lankan magical realism i wanna buy my own copy to annotate)

- tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow by gabrielle zevin (tied for my fav read of 2023. the audiobook is lovely)

- how far the light reaches by sabrina imbler (other fav read of 2023. it’s an essay/memoir collection & is heavy but does such beautiful web weaving that we all love to munch on)

also i’m reading the atlas six for the first time 🫡 cannot WAIT to commiserate with yall over the last book

HELLOO!!!!! ghost in the throat sounds delicious and that title alone would’ve been enough to hook me. i think u may have mentioned this one before but it is def on the list now. seven moons will ofc also be there. and tomorrow… “two friends—often in love, but never lovers”… “Yes, it is a love story, but it is not one you have read before”… i’m going to vomit! that sounds nauseating and i will read it if only to see what it does to novel blorbos.

i’ve actually been meaning to find nonfiction i can sink my teeth into so thank u 🫶🏽 and Godspeed on ta6. i’d say have fun but i honestly don’t think u will. not much of it anyway and not for long. i still haven’t cracked open the last book bc i don’t wanna. i’ve been reading the hawthorne brothers and falling for the brother who gets mal treatment from his readers 🫥

#books #oretsev #answered

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b-sai-des · 1 year ago

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Lush Arpeggios and Nervous Twists – “Bending Hectic”

When thinking about a song to do a deep dive in, there were a variety of really evocative ones that went through my head – the tragic, operatic, synth-filled “At the Door” by The Strokes, the epic odyssey of “Fire on High” by ELO. I almost decided to write about the wild, strange, and dangerous speed chase of “Sugar/Tzu” by Black Midi, but my mind just kept coming back to—

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"Bending Hectic" music video, an animation by Sabrina Nichols and Stanley Donwood.

I talked a bunch about The Smile, the band trio of Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Tom Skinner, in my blog post about their tour this summer (still wish I could’ve gone in person!), and I think I already talked a little bit about “Bending Hectic” there. The Smile is going to be releasing their second album in January, which I'm super pumped about. This song is funny because I knew even before my Spotify Wrapped dropped that this would be my top track, and indeed it was with 131 listens this year.

“Bending Hectic” is immensely cinematic, beginning with hushed lyrics from Thom Yorke in this incredibly evocative, emotionally moving experience, and it eventually turns into a soaring and jagged heavy metal climax. The specific emotions that this song as a whole evokes in how it sounds are very particular. There are very specific songs I associate with that vibe like “Bending Hectic” such as "Aruarian Dance" by Nujabes (and the song that samples, "The Lamp Is Low" by Laurindo Almeida), “Night Lights (1965 Version)” by The Gerry Mulligan Sextet, “Mojo Pin” by Jeff Buckley, and “Darkest Dreaming” by David Sylvian.

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Love this song, so comforting.

It's cool to hear the original sample to get the original context and how Nujabes utilized it. This song is such a vibe too.

Bending Hectic was my top song this year. This was my top song last year.

Really serene yet pained, it also transitions between soothing chorus to more a more direct chorus.

This one makes you feel like you're floating in the night sky and lying in bed at the same time.

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The ultimate comfort song, like an emotional lullaby.

Big nighttime vibes, or a rainy day, or any calm, maybe nature-oriented, atmosphere. The actual lyrics of "Bending Hectic" mention driving along the Italian mountainside. It's very intimate. Warm in that sense, also but very calm and tranquil, a cool, deep purplish blue.

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I first heard this live performance of the song a few months before the studio version released, and seeing the stage lighting may have affected my perception of the "color" of the song.

There’s a lot of really interesting things about "Bending Hectic," like that genre shift, percussion, and use of strings, but its most curious feature is the lush, calming main guitar chord cycle which always ends with an off-kilter high twisting and turning, as if Jonny Greenwood is tuning the guitar. In this eight-minute track, more than four minutes have this tune playing, the first of two stretches of it being nearly three minutes, and it really informs the whole feeling of the song because of that even despite the big mood transition towards the end.

The song begins with the guitar chords, accompanied by a deep, sentimental bass tune, low jangling and gentle, rising crash cymbal sounds. (A quick aside about the bass, it really is a big contributor to that tranquil, emotional feeling, very comforting, and it periodically rises up in a kind of searching, yearning way). When you hear that twisting higher and higher at the end of the chord cycle for the first time, it really throws you off-kilter considering how soothing the tune is. This is the backbone of the song thematically, and we’ll see how it complements the lyrics and how other parts of the song echo it.

From what immensely little I know about music theory outside of Carnatic music (even there I have much to learn), I suspected that the chord cycle is an arpeggio, and my sister (who plays piano) confirmed this. When she heard the off-kilter guitar tuning part, she said that it was not really part of the arpeggio, but rather the same note being tuned higher and higher. With this we can distinguish the arpeggio and the guitar bending.

On r/thesmile I came across someone pointing out the incredible similarity of the arpeggio of "Bending Hectic" and this song, which is super cool. If you were to remove the guitar bending of Bending Hectic's main chord cycle it would give a similar feeling to this.

Possible inspiration for Bending Hectic verse chords byu/smithsonian44 inTheSmile

The distinction made by my sister is formal music-theory-wise, but emotionally it’s felt too. With the particular feeling of the arpeggio, my sister mentioned a song that had a similar-sounding arpeggio as well. I bring this up because despite that similarity note-wise, it feels different, and that may come down to the type of guitar. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find what specific guitar is used for this track, but the song my sister talked about had a sharper, acoustic sound compared to lusher sound of "Bending Hectic." The looseness of these chords makes it feel more raw. Key may play a component too, with "Bending Hectic" being in a lower key. It evokes much more soothing feelings, as if things are okay, like you’re taking a moment to relax, just taking it all in. (Like I said before, purplish-blue, RIGHT? ....No, just me?)

See! Purplish-blue.

Also mentioned earlier was how the song talks about driving along the Italian mountains, time being frozen as “you’re gazing at the view,” and it’s a genuinely beautiful feeling. ...Except when Thom Yorke says “Italian mountainside,” it’s “a sheer drop down the Italian mountainside.” It’s a car crash in slow motion. "I swear I'm seeing double, ohohh...." (I really love how Thom sings this line in particular - it brings this aching, accepting quality that matches the chilling string notes). It's weird because despite the danger of the lyrics, the arpeggio is telling you: "it's okay, you can rest now." You just want to float.... The arpeggio’s serene comfort is so essential to the feeling of the song, which makes the guitar bending that much more noticeable. The guitar bending out of tune goes higher and higher at some times, and at other times it goes lower and lower. Both give this growing nervous feeling, gnawing at you despite the calm. The threat of the car skidding “‘round the hairpin.” Every time the arpeggio plays out its vulnerability lulls you into a sense of security and, but then every time guitar bending concludes the arpeggio that security gets thrown off. Then when the arpeggio comes again it lulls you again and you say despite the nervousness “no one’s gonna bring me down,” but then you realize that determination is not to keep on going but instead to “let go of the wheel,” and he's fed up and wants to crash…etcetera etcetera. It’s a wobbling feeling of constantly having these two conflicting forces, and it’s unsteady despite feeling smooth overall. This three-minute beginning part of the song before the first chorus swings back and forth in tempo, starting slow, rapidly speeding up, and then slowing down. When the arpeggio speeds up with its lushness it feels like a wave of relief; when the guitar bending speeds up higher that nervousness tightens more and more.

A pic of Jonny Greenwood, Tom Skinner, and Thom Yorke released along with the announcement of The Smile's 2nd album Wall of Eyes, which "Bending Hectic" will be on as well. The newest single released, which is the title track for the album, and it definitely has that dichotomy of calm and panic too lol.

The portion of the song (at the timestamp 4:14) following the first chorus returns to that arpeggio again, but this time at a steady tempo in line with the stable drum beat. The guitar tuning end of the arpeggio cycle plays on the down beat with the drums. Here, it’s stable, even with that off-kilter bending, which plays on the off-beat consistently. As I thought about this, I got the idea that the foreboding bending could now be something we’ve become comfortable with, but as I thought more about it while discussing with my sister, it’s more so continuing to creep up and threaten the stability that’s been constructed. The warm, optimistic strings cut out, and we’re back to just the guitar, drums and bass again. The bass stays low and steady in a foreboding manner. Lyrically it’s becoming more tense too – Thom says “the ground is coming for me now. I’ve gone over the edge. If you’ve got something to say…say it now.” With the guitar bending the song is slowly ratcheting up tension, as within the stable, narrow tempo and low wavering bass line there’s something simmering, that twisting nervousness remains even still – yes we may be used to it now but it’s also threatening to go careening off-course.

That’s exactly what does happen after Thom concludes the verse by saying again “I’m letting go of the wheel,” and all instruments cut out as strings are re-introduced. They're at first expressing concern, and then they turn shrill, horrifying, straight out of a horror movie. (The Shining comes to mind).

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Michael Giacchino cooked so hard with The Batman score...the rising strings here!

This is when the song goes full metal mode. Though the arpeggio doesn’t return again, as this is the final climactic stretch, the same bending tuning comes back in the form of Thom’s vocals and the exploding guitar. He goes “Tuuuuuuurrnnnn” as his voice twists higher and higher, and the guitar matches him. I’m reminded of Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard’s theme for The Joker in the score for The Dark Knight – the track has a similar nervous twisting off-kilter rising electric guitar.

I think it’s really cool how the central arpeggio and guitar tuning sound of this song forms the backbone of its “bending” motif, which all comes together in its final chorus thematically. It all converges here – in the thick of the car crash, despite the “slings” and “arrows” and obstacles, the crisis that we’ve been thinking would happen, we force ourselves to push through, and that turning wheel to avoid death is expressed with the same high-pitched bending guitar we’ve been hearing throughout the song. The line “I’ve got these slings, I’ve got these arrows” in the first chorus made it seem like “I force myself to turn” was an act of wanting the crash, but now it’s “despite these slings, despite these arrows,” and trying to turn has now become an act of perseverance, an effort to survive. It’s interesting because even though the “turn” is said with hope, in the same sentiment of “no one’s gonna bring me down, no” the foreboding guitar bending we've heard all this time and now hear again suggests that the crash and burn is inevitable. Maybe you can’t escape the crash you wanted so desperately before. The song ends with that feeling in a distorted gnarl of defeat. But the merging of incoming, inevitable pain with perseverance as done using the central guitar bending and concluding lyrics give an ambiguity, not entirely shutting that hope out entirely. It’s a specific line that two of The Smile’s members have walked with their bandmates in Radiohead in songs like “Let Down,” “How to Disappear Completely,” and “Weird Fishes/ Arpeggi.” The Smile's newest single for Wall of Eyes also has that, though its sentimentality is more superficial compared to its jaded outlook.

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That dichotomy of hope and despair seems to always come back. One side never quite wins entirely.

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ocombatente · 6 months ago

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Alero forma comissão para concurso público

A Assembleia Legislativa de Rondônia (Alero) instituiu na última segunda-feira (29) a comissão preparatória do II Concurso Público da Casa de Leis. A informação foi divulgada no Diário Oficial nº. 76, por meio do ato nº. 6/2024 da Secretaria Geral. A comissão terá o prazo de vigência de 60 dias para formular o projeto básico e acompanhar todas as demais fases do certame até a sua homologação. Confira abaixo os membros: - Rodrigo da Silva Roma (advogado) - presidente; - Diego Ramos Silva (analista legislativo) - vice-presidente; - Henry Whitmann Gilber Dias Mira (analista legislativo) - membro; - Evandro da Silva Bento (analista legislativo) - membro; - Hayme Vilhena Pinto de Lima (analista legislativo) - membra; - Ana Beatriz Maximo Fontenele Aragão (analista legislativo) - secretária; - Sabrina Evelyn Cruz Oliveira (analista legislativo) - suplente; - Pablo Henrique Schumacher de Sousa (analista legislativo) - suplente. De acordo com o presidente da Assembleia Legislativa de Rondônia (Alero), deputado estadual Marcelo Cruz (PRTB), o trabalho está sendo desempenhado com o intuito de renovar e ampliar o quadro de servidores da Casa de Leis. "O concurso público é fundamental para assegurar a continuidade e a eficiência dos serviços prestados à população. Todos os trâmites estão sendo processados para que possamos fortalecer o quadro de servidores da Assembleia", destacou o presidente da Alero, deputado estadual Marcelo Cruz (PRTB). Com a previsão de mais de 300 vagas para cargos de níveis médio e superior, a Alero deve divulgar em breve mais informações sobre o processo seletivo, como: datas e demais detalhes relevantes para os interessados. Texto: Alexandre Almeida I Secom ALE/RO Foto: Rafael Oliveira I Secom ALE/RO Fonte: Assembleia Legislativa de RO Read the full article

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gabinetedafarofa · 1 year ago

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🇧🇷 NOSSO MUNDINHO BRASIL

- Réus do 8 de Janeiro vão realizar curso de DEMOCRACIA.

- Ministro Sílvio Almeida, dos Direitos Humanos e da Cidadania, assinou a AGU contra o deputado Nikolas Ferreira por disseminação de fake news.

- Bares e restaurantes pedem para presidente da República o retorno do Horário de Verão.

- A polícia da Bahia já assassinou 40 pessoas só em setembro.

- Pesquisa Datafolha mostra que maioria da população brasileira é favorável ao uso medicinal de maconha.

- Tribunal de Justiça de São Paulo, sendo conivente com as chacinas e as balas perdidas que sempre encontram corpos pretos e periféricos, derruba determinação de uso de câmeras corporais por policiais envolvidos na Operação Escudo.

- Ministro Luís Roberto Barroso toma posse na quinta (28) como presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal. A vice-presidência será do ministro Edson Fachin.

- General Tomás Paiva, comandante do Exército, afirmou em entrevista para o blog de Andréia Sadi que “o Exército não tem que ser enaltecido por cumprir a lei. É obrigação. Não tem mérito”.

- Ministério Público Federal pede rejeição e arquivamento do projeto de lei que visa proibir a União Homoafetiva no Brasil. O projeto que traz retrocesso ao país está em trâmite na Câmara dos Deputados.

- Ministério da Defesa acerta venda de 10 cargueiros da Embraer para Áustria e Holanda.

🌐 NOTÍCIAS INTERNACIONAIS OU RESTO DO MUNDO

- Serviços especiais da Ucrânia podem estar por trás de ataques do grupo Wagner no Sudão, afirma imprensa europeia.

- Na Faixa de Gaza, quatro tumbas romanas com mais de 2 mil anos são descobertas.

- A partir de 10 de Janeiro de 2024, turistas do Canadá, Estados Unidos e Austrália voltam a precisar de vistos para ingressar no Brasil. O chanceler Mauro Vieira afirmou que o país está disposto a negociar isenção de vistos, mas quando a prática for bilateral.

- Ucrânia bombardeia Criméia.

- Explosão de caminhão-bomba mata 13 pessoas na Somália.

- Conservadores alemães, na falta de algo melhor pra fazer, estão reclamando do frango orgânico servido em Oktoberfest de Munique.

- Kausea Natano, premiê do arquipélago de Tuvalu, disse em seu discurso na Assembleia Geral da Onu que “ terra habitável de Tuvalu já está sucumbindo à subida do nível do mar” e fez coro a necessidade de mitigar mudanças climáticas.

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- Indicada ao Grammy Latino, Gaby Amarantos é entrevistada em rádio mas sua música não é executada “tecnobrega não se enquadra ao público elevado da emissora” afirmou radialista.

- Gabi Lopes é assaltada em São Paulo e fica ferida por estilhaços do vidro do carro.

- Em #AFazenda15, André Gonçalves está incomodado com os comportamentos de Jenny Miranda.

- Após piada com necrofilia ser relembrada em programa de TV, Cauê Moura se pronuncia e afirma “eu era um lixo”.

- Luísa Sonza é multada em R$ 17 mil por show irregular na Avenida Paulista, ocorrido em 2021.

- Laranjinha, que está em #AFazenda15, é acusado de agressão por mais uma ex.

- Pyong Lee afirma já ter sofrido com vício em pornografia.

- Zeca Pagodinho ganha estátua em sua homenagem em Xerém.

- Sabrina Sato e Paulo André participam da Semana da Moda de Milão e tem rumores de possível affair.

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