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Alexandra Daddario (28) in True Detective

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O ser humano é muito previsível e bastante rotineira, consigo deduzir com uma simples conversar as ações do passado e do futuro de um indivíduo que se abre comigo.

Com um homem me disse uma vez: Você vai fazer isso de novo, o tempo é um círculo plano!

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The Environmental Media Association (EMA) Impact Summit concluded with a powerful and thought-provoking discussion led by Hillary Clinton. The former Secretary of State shared her insights on climate change, its impact on children, and her renewed interest in the number 34, a subtle reference to Donald Trump’s recent legal issues. Here’s a detailed look at the highlights from the summit. Hillary Clinton Jokes Clinton’s Commentary on Climate Change and Children A Focus on Youth and the Environment Hillary Clinton joined Gloria Calderón Kellett, showrunner, and Anna Jane Joyner, founder of Good Energy, at the Pendry West Hollywood to discuss the intersection of climate change and children’s development. Through her Clinton Foundation’s Too Small to Fail program, Clinton emphasized the importance of incorporating climate awareness into Hollywood projects to reach a wider audience. “There have been many commendable efforts to raise awareness about climate change,” Clinton noted. “However, the overwhelming information can leave people unsure about their role. We need stories that empower individuals with actionable steps, complementing the large-scale changes required at higher levels.” Highlighting Natural Disasters and Future Impacts Clinton pointed out the increasing frequency of natural disasters as a result of climate change. She underscored the economic impacts and the anticipated rise in climate migration. “Climate migration will dominate the next 25 years,” she predicted. “Insects moving to higher latitudes will lead to more diseases. Every climate issue has a greater impact on children.” Clinton’s New Fondness for the Number 34 A Subtle Dig at Donald Trump When asked what gives her hope in these challenging times, Clinton humorously responded, “I do have a new fondness for the number 34,” referencing the 34 felony counts against Donald Trump for falsifying business records. This light-hearted jab was met with applause and laughter from the audience. Resilience and Determination Beyond the political quip, Clinton expressed admiration for the resilience and determination she observes in people. “Despite the challenges, people remain steadfast. We must hold on to that spirit and continue to strive for change.” Panels and Discussions at the EMA Impact Summit Youth-Powered Climate Justice Shailene Woodley moderated a panel on youth-powered climate justice, emphasizing the crucial role young people play in driving environmental change. The panel discussed various initiatives and the importance of empowering the younger generation to take action. Space Medicine and Environmental Storytelling Lance Bass participated in a conversation about space medicine, highlighting its relevance to environmental sustainability. Meanwhile, Eli Roth and Issa López, showrunners of True Detective: Night Country, explored the incorporation of climate issues into genre storytelling. “Stories reflect who we are and plant the seeds for who we want to be,” López remarked. Roth added, “Addressing issues like fast fashion in horror films can make people question their habits in unexpected ways.” Ted Danson’s Activism and New Podcast Naked Lunch Podcast Live Recording The day also featured a live recording of Phil Rosenthal and David Wild’s Naked Lunch podcast with guest Ted Danson. Danson, a longtime ocean advocate and Oceana board member, discussed his climate activism and the importance of celebrity voices in advocacy. New Podcast with Woody Harrelson Danson announced a new podcast with Woody Harrelson, titled “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” focusing on climate activism. He shared his experiences of being arrested with Jane Fonda during her Fire Drill Fridays, describing it as “the champagne of arrests.” Day One Highlights The first day of the summit included notable speakers like Rainn Wilson, Ed Begley Jr., Richa Moorjani, and Natalie Morales. The event, presented by Toyota, featured a series of engaging panels and discussions on various environmental topics.

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True Detective Season 4 ★★★★★★★☆☆☆

[vickiabelson]

We talked the Engagement /Birthday / New Job Celebration - almost a fiasco, we punted to joy- story at 11 - wait - story here! Rufus, without his pa to corral him, spent our time barking, running in circles, going in and out in the rain, and mostly, getting treats so we could talk. Lotsa treats. It was… a time. We talked the new diet and this week’s streams, True Detective Season 4, The Iron Claw, Five Days, and The Insider. 6 thumbs up! 

Shooting The Shit With Vicki

Monday, February 19, 2024

Streamed Live @5 ish PM PT on FB

Replay here:

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I’m watching True Detective 4x06 "Night Country: Part 6"

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Alexandra Daddario in True Detective

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I just watched True Detective 4x06 "Night Country: Part 6"

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True Detective Season 4 ★★★★★★★★★★

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True Detective 4x06 "Night Country: Part 6"

★★★★★★★★☆☆

[spoiler] Hey, I really wish they'd shown Navarro's visions were from water contamination, to tie it to the case, but it seems the mysticism was just for kicks, to fool us and give us a scare.

Checking fingerprints on the trapdoor after all that chaos with visions, someone falling into water, finding out it was the female indigenous milita lol, and then dropping it felt a bit random.

Anyway, wasn't what I expected but kinda liked it. Haven't seen the second or third season, so can't compare, but first one's still the best.

And see you lateral, Liz and Navarro.

(Sorry for my English, it's not very good.)[/spoiler]

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True Detective 3x03 "The Big Never" ★★★★★★★★☆☆