#Vierkant

[afdekzeilwinkelblog]

Bescherm je Spullen met Afdekzeilen van Afdekzeilwinkel.nl

Dekzeil: Ontdek de eenvoudige en effectieve bescherming die afdekzeilen bieden voor al je eigendommen.

Wat zijn Afdekzeilen?

Bescherming tegen Elementen: Afdekzeil, ook bekend als zeildoek, is een stevig en waterdicht materiaal dat wordt gebruikt om objecten te beschermen tegen weersinvloeden en stof.

Veelzijdig Gebruik: Het wordt veel gebruikt in de bouw, landbouw, transport en bij evenementen om diverse items zoals bouwmaterialen, machines, gewassen, voertuigen en goederen te beschermen.

Waarom Afdekzeilwinkel.nl?

Ruim Assortiment: Ontdek een breed scala aan afdekzeilen, inclusief bouwzeilen, vrachtwagenzeilen en transparante zeilen, die voldoen aan de hoogste kwaliteitsnormen.

Handige Accessoires: Naast afdekzeilen bieden we ook accessoires zoals elastische producten, drukknopen, tourniquets en zeilringen, waardoor ze eenvoudig te installeren en te gebruiken zijn.

De Voordelen van Afdekzeilen

Duurzaamheid: Onze afdekzeilen zijn ontworpen om alle weersomstandigheden en herhaaldelijk gebruik te weerstaan, wat ze geschikt maakt voor verschillende toepassingen.

Weerbestendigheid: Dankzij hun weerbestendige eigenschappen bieden onze afdekzeilen bescherming tegen regen, wind en zonlicht.

Klanttevredenheid bij Afdekzeilwinkel.nl

Hoog Gewaardeerd: Onze producten en diensten hebben veel lof ontvangen van klanten op onafhankelijke platforms zoals Kiyoh.

Ervaring en Expertise: Met ons uitgebreide assortiment en jarenlange ervaring zijn we dé experts op het gebied van afdekzeilen.

Bescherm Je Bezittingen Effectief met Afdekzeilen van Afdekzeilwinkel.nl

Kies voor de eenvoudige en betrouwbare bescherming die afdekzeilen bieden voor al je eigendommen. Bij Afdekzeilwinkel.nl vind je een ruim assortiment van hoogwaardige afdekzeilen en handige accessoires, allemaal ontworpen om aan je behoeften te voldoen. Bezoek vandaag nog onze website en ontdek hoe gemakkelijk het is om je waardevolle spullen te beschermen tegen alle weersomstandigheden en stof.

[koningkaart]

[houseofthelabyrinth]

⚕️ Turn Illness into a Weapon ⚕️

"Among the surviving records of SPK’s (Sozialistisches Patientenkollektiv or Socialist Patients' Collective) actions and ideologies is a manifesto written by its members called Aus Der Krankheit Eine Waffe Machen (often translated as To Make an Army out of Illness, or Turn Illness into a Weapon). This 1972 text is part user manual, part oral history, part sardonic critique of Cold War capitalism. Unlike other self-organized patient groups and their counterparts in the anti-psychiatry movement, SPK uniquely combined Marxist political theory, social science analysis, and what they termed 'therapeutic praxis' to create an improvised, in-patient community with the express collectivist goal of researching the connections between capitalism, madness, eugenics, and the individuation of illness under political economies of work and care."¹

— from Health Communism, written by Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant.

[ID: My design of a linocut print on brown paper. A snake is wrapped around a stick, with text below which reads, "Turn Illness into a Weapon". The snake is hissing and baring its fangs. Its tongue is curling out of its mouth. The second image is the same design but on white paper. End ID]

¹ Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant, Health Communism (Brooklyn: Verso, 2022), 128-129.

[maikevierkant]

Sketches of some space babies.✨

[fritsmaasland]

Vt Women geblokte Poef

[senkovi]

Health under capitalism is an impossibility. Under capitalism, to attain health you must work, you must be productive and normative, and only then are you entitled to the health you can buy. This fantasy of individual health under the political-economic conditions of capitalism only ever exists as a state one cannot be, to which one must always strive.

Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant, Health Communism

[tmksonntagberg]

Blackoutsch - Sold-Out

Wir sind ausverkauft! Daher können leider keine Tickets mehr verkauft werden! Herzliches Dankeschön an die zahlreichen Interessenten, wir freuen uns auf einen tollen Abend am 04. November!

[blogcourtneyeaton]

Vegetable Garden - Landscape Inspiration for a small, sunny courtyard with a stone vegetable garden in the spring.

[zwijgverbod]

Vegetable Garden - Landscape An example of a small shabby-chic style full sun courtyard stone vegetable garden landscape in spring.

[chronicandironic]

id: the first image has a light blue background, the top text is blue and says together we can stop mask bans! Under that the text, we demand the right to protect ourselves & our communities from sickness and surveillance. under that it says long Covid Justice. The second image, is a tweet from Dr. Lucky Tran, text is his tweet saying That is zero evidence that mask bands prevent crime. The end goal of mask bans is the scare people away from exercising their first amendment rights to protest, and to give cops more power to target, black and brown communities.

a resource list on the mask bans that are going on right now.

quick links:

• For everyone, NY & beyond: Contact NY elected officials and tourism offices by phone, email, or mail: covidadvocacyny.org/stopmaskbanny

• NYers only: Contact NY elected officials by text: Text SIGNPLNHSQ to 50409

• Use #NoNYMaskBan to share why you still wear a mask, share masked photos

ACT UP NY’s social media posts

COVID Advocacy NY’s action toolkit

Joint statement – Mask Bloc NYC & Artists in Resistance (A.I.R.) NYC

Action Toolkit & Letter Campaign (write your reps!) – Mask Together America

Jews for Mask Rights – Open Letter

No Mask Bans from Peoples CDC

Masks Are a Symbol of Solidarity. Don’t Let Democrats Take Them Away– Beatrice Adler-Bolton & Artie Vierkant in The Nation

The Criminalization of Masking – NashMask4Mask & NourNashville

TIPS FOR ACTION & ADVOCACY

Tips on calling your reps from Autistic Self Advocacy Network

Direct action toolkit with accessibility notes

Masks work!

Mask resource page – Peoples CDC

Articles on mask effectiveness (see “Masks Work!” section)

ARTICLES ABOUT MASK BANS

Masks are going from mandated to criminalized in some states

Los Angeles’s Mayor Was Contemplating a Mask Ban. She Just Got Covid.

GROUPS ORGANIZING AROUND MASK BANS:

U.S.

New York:

ACT UP NY

A.I.R. NYC

COVID Advocacy NY

Jews for Mask Rights

Mask Bloc NYC

California:

Los Angeles: bit.ly/StopMaskBansInLA

North Carolina:

Triangle Mask Bloc

Clean Air Club post on NC’s House Bill 27 and the criminalization of protests

Tennessee:

NashMask4Mask

Texas:

Clear the Air ATX

National & International:

Clean Air Club

COVID Conscious Coalition

Long COVID Justice (!)

Mask Together America

World Health Network

Find or create a group!

Mask Bloc worldwide directory

COVIDactionmap.org

COVID advocacy groups (US, Canada)

How to start a Mask Bloc

[mercifullymad]

In capitalist political economies, illness is seen as a drag on productivity. Frequent or prolonged illness is often seen as disqualifying or devaluing an individual's labor power. There is a rush to be over with ill health and get back to work as quickly as possible. Rest is scarce, and all treatment under health-capitalism is rationed along class lines. The ways we encounter medicine reflect this dynamic: care is designed around billable encounters, acute care is the most easily accessible, and our cultural imaginary frames disease as something which is episodic. The provisioning of medical care and the social determinants of health have been based on a system of triage that attempts to devote maximum care resources to those most able to contribute productively to the economy.

Health Communism by Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant

[neutralminahotel]

VIERKANTE EIEREN, jongen!

(SQUARE EGGS, boy!)

[maikevierkant]

"Who wants to play VIDEO GAAAMES? 🎵" I love Adventure Time 💕

[luulapants]

do you have nonfiction book recs? either all time/go-to recs or things that feel important/timely to you right now? i want to read more nonfiction & you seem like someone who would have good recommendations

Hey, so I have given non-fiction recommendations before, which will include most of the important or all-time faves, but I'm happy to talk about what I'm reading more recently!

Full disclosure, I tend to read 10-20 books all at once very slowly, and I also tend to read weird, obscure books that weren't in good enough condition to get sent into prisons. Non-fiction I'm working on now:

Men, Women, and Chainsaws: gender in the modern horror film by Carol J. Clover - not very timely but SO interesting oh my god

The Tao of Statistics: a path to understanding (with no math) by Dana K. Keller - for learning vibes-based statistics

What If? 2 by Randall Munroe - the most fun you'll ever have reading about science, also great for reading before bed

Union: the struggle to forge the story of United States nationhood by Colin Woodard - CWood is my BOY for historical analysis

Health Communism: a surplus manifesto by Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant - this one is really timely and important and also SUPER dense and actually requires an attention span so actually I'm having my dad read it and then deliver long, rambling lectures to me about what he's read, which probably takes longer than it would to just read it myself, but it's good father-daughter bonding

In the Light of Justice: the rise of human rights in Native America and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples by Walter R. Echo-Hawk - I just started this one, but I'm told it does a good job of focusing on modern realities of indigenous justice as impacted by historical evils

Resistance, Rebellion, and Death by Albert Camus - because the issues we're dealing with in society aren't new and letters written during WWII are still relevant to politics today

[librarycards]

Do you listen to audio books, and if so, what are your favorites? thank you for the recommendations Sarah!

yes, I do!

some of my favorites to listen to on audio are:

fiction:

Becky Chambers, EVERYTHING, but here's the first book in her sublimely fantastic Wayfarers series.

Anthony, Veasna So, Afterparties

Courtney Summers, Sadie

Nnedi Okorafor, Who Fears Death

Ryka Aoki, Light from Uncommon Stars

Oyinkan Braithwaite, My Sister, The Serial Killer

Seanan McGuire, Every Heart a Doorway

Yaa Gyasi, Transcendent Kingdom

nonfiction:

Jeanette McCurdy, I'm Glad My Mom Died

Ruha Benjamin, Viral Justice

Beatrice Adler-Bolton, Artie Vierkant, Health Communism

Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass

Harsha Walia, Border and Rule

there are many more where that came from, but that's a great list to get you started. listened to all of them on libby ofc!! <3

[garadinervi]

Marijn van Kreij, Untitled (Zwart vierkant, 1915), (acrylic on paper), 2011 [andriesse ~ eyck galerie, Amsterdam. © Marijn van Kreij]