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inevitablemoment · 5 months

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ADDISON STANTZ - OC INFO

FULL NAME: Addison Louise Stantz

NICKNAME(S): Addie (by everyone)

FACECLAIM: Mary Kate Wiles

FANDOM: Ghostbusters (1984-1989; 2021-)

BIRTHDAY: November 18th, 1991

ZODIAC SIGN: Scorpio

SEXUALITY: Bisexual

GENDER: Female (she/her/hers)

OCCUPATION: Baby-sitter (age 15-18) || Intern at fertility clinic (age 18-22) || Cashier at Barnes and Noble (age 22-26) || Cardiothoracic surgeon (age 26-currently)

BIRTHPLACE: Manhattan, New York City, New York

LIVES IN: Manhattan, New York City, New York (birth-age 18, age 26-currently) || Cambridge, Massachusetts (age 18-22) || Baltimore, Maryland (age 22-26)

NATIONALITY: American

FAMILY:

Ray Stantz (father)

Willow Olson (mother)

Natalie Stantz (younger sister)

Grace Stantz (younger sister) [adoptive]

Gerald Stantz (paternal grandfather, deceased 1982)

Louisa Stantz [nee Crabtree] (paternal grandmother, deceased 1982)

Carl Stantz (paternal uncle, deceased 2021)

Sandra Stantz [nee Foa] (paternal aunt)

Justin Stantz (paternal cousin)

Zachary Stantz (paternal cousin)

Lindsay Stantz (paternal cousin)

Jean Stantz [formerly Garland] (paternal aunt)

Evangeline Garland [nee Stantz] (paternal cousin)

Maxwell "Max" Olson (maternal grandfather, deceased 2000)

Eloise Olson [nee Finnegan] (maternal grandmother, deceased 1996)

Suellen Nelson [nee Olson] (maternal aunt)

Michael Nelson (maternal uncle)

Michael Nelson, Jr. (maternal cousin)

Beau Olson (maternal uncle)

Abigail "Abbie" Olson [nee Prescott] (maternal aunt)

Margaret "Maggie" Olson (maternal cousin)

Elliot Olson (maternal cousin)

Anna Klein [nee Olson] (maternal aunt)

Quinlan Klein (maternal uncle)

Anthony Klein (maternal cousin)

Lindy Klein (maternal cousin)

Marcus Klein (maternal cousin)

Jocelyn Klein (maternal cousin)

Peter Venkman (honorary uncle)

Dana Barrett (honorary aunt)

Oscar Venkman [born Wallance, formerly Barrett] (honorary cousin)

Eliana “Elly” Venkman (honorary cousin)

Andrew Venkman (honorary cousin)

Kelly Venkman (honorary cousin)

Egon Spengler (honorary uncle, deceased 2021)

Cathleen Paige Spengler (honorary aunt)

Callie Spengler (honorary cousin)

Trevor Spengler (honorary cousin)

Phoebe Spengler (honorary cousin)

Marie Spengler (honorary cousin)

Janine Melnitz (honorary aunt)

Louis Tully (honorary uncle)

Lily Tully (honorary cousin)

MOODBOARD

CHARACTERISTICS: Protective, steadfast, passionate, caring, empathetic, charismatic, distrusting, compassionate, rigid, intelligent, self-reliant

LIKES: Her job, her family, playing with Elly, New York City, visiting Uncle Peter and Aunt Dana in Cortland, seeing her mother perform, the holidays

DISLIKES: Her job, the Spenglers (until 2022), Bianca Jacquard, losing a patient, systemic patient neglect/medical malpractice, interns and residents, reminders of her father's past as a Ghostbuster (until 2022), riding the subway, reality television

WEAPON OF CHOICE:

Medical knowledge

Medical expertise

Surgical expertise

PKE Meter (occasionally)

Proton Pack (occasionally)

Ghost Trap (occasionally)

Gigameter (occasionally)

Telepathy (while being controlled by Ariadne)

Telekinesis (while being controlled by Ariadne)

Reality warping (while being controlled by Ariadne)

Hand-to-hand combat (while being controlled by Ariadne)

Quick reflexes (while being controlled by Ariadne)

Levitation (while being controlled by Ariadne)

OTHER PERSONAL INFO:

She received her bachelor's degree from Harvard University and attended medical school at Johns Hopkins.

She has had a crush on Oscar Barrett-Venkman since she was little, and he seems to have feelings for her, as well. There was briefly a rift between them after his fling with Bianca Jacquard resulted in a pregnancy, but she has helped him raise his daughter, Elly.

For most of her life, she held a grudge against the Spengler family for their perceived betrayal, and refused to forgive the surviving members of the family even after Gozer's return and subsequent defeat. It was only after falling under and freeing herself from Ariadne's control, as well as accidentally injuring her father, that she finally let go of her hatred.

Her best friend is Kelly Venkman, but her best friend outside of the family is her former medical school roommate and current colleague, pathologist Dr. Tabitha Rashid.

Addison is Elly Venkman's godmother.

INSPIRATION: Amelia Sheppard (Grey's Anatomy), Elizabeth Weir (Stargate: Atlantis), Catherine Chandler (Beauty and the Beast), Elizabeth Patterson (For Better or For Worse), Kim Wexler (Better Call Saul), Dana Scully (The X-Files), Hannah Asher (Chicago Med), Katrina "Kat" Van Tassel (Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story)

NAME ANALYSIS:

Playlist available here

#Ghostbusters #Ella's OCs #Mary Kate Wiles #Ghostbusters IDW #Ghostbusters: Afterlife #Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire #Ghostbusters 1984 #Ghostbusters II #Cathleen Lives AU #Addison Stantz #OC: Addison Stantz #OC: Fix Broken Hearts

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charliethomascoxuniverse · 2 years

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Teen star of RTE's Kin reveals how show got her in trouble at school

School goer Hannah Adeogun plays Michael's estranged daughter Anna

SHOWBIZ By Katie Gallagher 11 OCT 2021 (X)

...Lifting the lid on how she tapped into that inner emotion within her complex character, Hannah revealed writer and creator Peter McKenna encouraged her to draw from her own life experiences and life as a teenager today.

And the star, who caught her first break three years ago as Ella on Irish drama Women on the Verge, said that often proved draining to portray.

But she credited the show boss, and her co-star Charlie Cox, who plays Michael for helping her throughout the process.

“It was really great having them there to help me because becoming Anna is emotionally draining and it takes a lot to pull all those emotions.. Because she is going through so many emotions. And to have them there, to say you are doing great really helped. Becoming Anna with them was really great and I couldn’t have asked for better people to do it with.”

The school goer also told how she and her parents couldn’t help but ‘fangirl’ over the group of huge stars she was starring alongside in the new RTE hit.

“Especially Ciaran Hinds,” she said. “I was a big fan girl over Ciaran Hinds because he was in the last Harry Potter movie, so when I found out he was in it, I had a really big fan girl moment. I’m not in any big scenes with him, but knowing he is in the same TV show that I am in was such a big achievement for me, and it made me really proud of myself.

“And my dad was obsessed with the fact I was working with him [Charlie], because he was in Daredevil. And when I found out he was in it, I watched it, and was even more intimidated by it and I was so shocked and like ‘oh now I have to up my game and be really mature with how I do this.”

~*~

National World

Charlie Cox interview: the actor on Irish crime drama Kin and when he’s returning to the MCU as Daredevil

Charlie Cox discusses the UK debut of his crime drama Kin, his upcoming Netflix show Treason, and his Marvel Cinematic Universe return

By Alex Moreland 24th February 2022 (X)

On another note, but kind of picking up on that idea of family, which is a big theme in the show: some of your best scenes were with Hannah Adeogun, who plays Michael’s daughter. She’s 15, which is a little bit younger than you were when you started acting professionally – did that prompt you to reflect back on your own career at all? Did you have any advice for her at all?

Charlie Cox: “Hannah was fantastic, and I loved doing the scenes with her. I loved working with her – it was really exciting to me, and challenging, because it’s the first time I’ve played a father on screen, and I am a father. It was exciting to kind of, you know, bring my own experience into that relationship.

I feel like – I know it’s probably only a few years difference – but I got my first professional job I think at 19. For me, there was a big difference between 15 and 19. I also I think Hannah was 14 when we shot this? Maybe I’m wrong about that. But I had left school, and I’d also had other jobs and stuff, I’d worked, so it was slightly different.

I don’t tend to offer advice unless I’m asked, and Hannah seemed to have it all. I remember, there was an audition where they asked me to read with her. She did it one way, and it was good, it was fine. And then Diarmuid [Goggins, who directed the first four of Kin’s eight episodes] spoke to her a bit about the scene and blah blah blah – she did it again, and it had a new depth to it. That was enough for me, and for all of us, I think to say right, well, she’s got whatever it takes. She’s got it. I guess, you know, the thing with acting is it’s about how easily can you access it, once you’re in front of a camera or in front of a crew? That’s the question.”

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#just a couple of interview excerpts #also can you imagine being a teenaged girl and watching Daredevil for the first time and being like ''OMG that guy's playing my dad?!?!'😳😂#not to mention that Charlie is SO right about whether or not you're able to act in front of a camera #in high school drama class the one time I had to act in front of a camera I got so bloody nervous I forgot half my lines #and I could barely talk without stammering even though in rehearsals I'd nailed all my lines and the delivery of them easily #so yeah apparently acting in front of a camera was not for me lol #but I did just fine in theatre productions al;jfda;lfjdal;fkjdi #*sits here cringing at the embarrassing memory*#my random ramblings #michael kinsella #anna areoye #charlie cox #hannah adeogun #Michael & Anna #kin amc #interview #article

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blckebiiitch · 1 year

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CHARACTER INTRO - OOC post.

Hiii bbies, we've been in groups together before but I'm Anna Banana ! This is my bby Blake, I've played her in many, many groups over the years and below is some info on her.

Full name: Blake Penelope Marie.

Age: 29 yrs old - July 23, 1993.

Hometown: Gainesville, GA

Currently Resides In: Jacksonville, FL

Occupation: AEW Seamstress. She's worked for IMPACT Wrestling and she worked for NJPW in the past as well.

Sexuality: Bisexual.

Relationship Status: Single. She enjoys having a good time, but she also guards her heart and herself from most people when it comes to that aspect of her life. Blake Marie was born in Gainesville GA to her parents Ted and Victoria Marie - her father is a successful lawyer and her mother owned a flower shop in town. Blake had a "picture perfect" family for most of her life and while her parents weren't physically abusive to her, they weren't exactly loving either. Often times she was the subject of a lot of mental and emotional abuse, her father cheated on her mother a lot with different women from the law firm he worked at. Her mother was never really fit to be a mom if she was being honest with herself, she had fallen pregnant, and Ted always hoped for a son but ended up getting Blake instead. Blake's relationship with her parents has always been rocky at best but she tries to make it work as best as she can.

When she was 12 years old, her grandmother taught her how to sew and it's been a passion of hers ever since. She's also always been big into professional wrestling and she knew that one day if she had it her way - she'd make it into the professional wrestling scene. She went to college at the Miami International University Of Art & Design for Fashion design and merchandising, that was where she landed some connections with local independent promoters around FL and eventually, she caught the eye of Impact Wrestling and spent 3 years with the company, after those 3 years were up, she ended up moving to Japan - where she got a job with NJPW. She worked for them until 2021 - when she ended up at AEW and has been there ever since.

Blake's hobbies / interests include: wrestling, shopping, food, makeup, making youtube videos, hanging out with friends, writing, reading, etc.

Blake is a pretty friendly person, she always goes out of her way to try and include people, she easily makes friends, and she's got a pretty loud out there personality that does sometimes get her into trouble.

She's open to any & all plots, shipping of course comes with chemistry, but everything else is up for grabs. Hit me up for my discord or hit the heart & I'll come bug you for plot ideas. <3

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mariacallous · 1 year

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On March 17, the International Criminal Court in The Hague issued a warrant for the arrest of the president of Russia as well as an unexpected member of the Putin administration: Children’s Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova. The ICC chose to prosecute Putin under an article of international law pertaining to forcible deportations. Because of Lvova-Belova’s involvement, it appears that the ICC will try to prove Putin’s complicity in removing thousands of children from Ukraine, forcibly bringing them to Russia, and, often, placing them with Russian adoptive families in order to “reeducate” them. A report from Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) suggests that Lvova-Belova has, in fact, played a key role in orchestrating the large-scale deportations of children in violation of international humanitarian norms. In response to the ICC arrest warrant, Lvova-Belova quipped: “It’s great to know our work to help our country’s children has been noticed by the international community.” The statement denied the children’s Ukrainian identity, a position in keeping with the goals of Russia’s “reeducation” programs. On March 15, the independent Russian publication Verstka published a profile of Lvova-Belova. With Vertka’s permission, Meduza in English summarizes the story of Lvova-Belova’s rise from a provincial Christian activist to a key instrument of Putin’s aggression against the Ukrainian nation.

On October 27, 2021, Maria Lvova-Belova met with Putin on a video call. She had assumed the post of children’s rights commissioner the day before, taking the place of her good friend, Anna Kuznetsova. Lvova-Belova met the president in a petal-pink blazer with a floral brooch, and began her presentation, mentioning that she had been a children’s rights advocate for the past 15 years. Putin asked her a personal question: “How many children do you have yourself?”

“I have nine, five of them born to me, four adopted, and I also foster 13 kids with disabilities.”

“How do you manage all of this? I mean, this and the social work?” Putin asked.

“Well, that’s just the way they are, moms with many children,” said Lvova-Belova. “We’re all multitaskers.”

When they met again on March 9, 2022, Russia had been at war for over two weeks. From the start of the invasion, Lvova-Belova set out to “evacuate” Ukrainian children, to “save them from shelling” and “give them a future” in Russia. By early March, more than a thousand Ukrainian orphans had been brought to Russia. “The president has underscored,” wrote Lvova-Belova on her Telegram channel, “that every displaced child should have an opportunity to find a family.”

Nine months into the invasion, she admitted that, as soon as she took her post, things became “infernal.” She named, in particular, “the special operation, the Donbas, all of it.” But, she continued, “I have no regrets about this year, because my team and I gave ourselves to this, not 100 percent, but 150.”

At that moment, she was on seven international sanction lists for illegal deportations of Ukrainian children to Russia.

‘More of a mom’

By the time Maria Lvova-Belova was appointed the children’s rights commissioner, she had already served as a city councilor in Penza and on the party council of United Russia, Putin’s political party. The mother of a large family, married to an Orthodox priest and herself a philanthropist, Lvova-Belova had the perfect resume to take over the job when Anna Kuznetsova, the previous commissioner, was elected to the State Duma. According to an insider to the appointment process, Lvova-Belova was backed by the Russian Orthodox Church: “Her background was better, and she was more of a mom.” And since the ROC has the final say in Russia’s family-related policy, Belova got the job, turning it into a “collaborative project” between the ROC and the president’s administration.

Lvova-Belova, a trained musician, married at 19, after meeting Pavel Kogelman while singing in a church choir. Pavel wanted to have a large family, and this won her over — she was used to turning down second dates with men who said they wanted fewer than three children. Their first child was born in 2005, and the second came two years later. In 2008 she heard about disabled orphans living in a Penza hospital ward, and began volunteering there. That work led to the creation of her first charity, Blagovest. At first, Maria and her friend, Anna Kuznetsova, as well as their husbands, participated in Blagovest’s work. But soon, the two friends quarreled, and the Kuznetsovs left the organization.

Oleg Sharipkov, deputy head of another Penza NGO, remembers those days: “They used to be just normal girls with a bit of an Orthodox twist,” he says, “but ever since they broke up, they were caught in this stupid competition: who has more kids, who lights more candles in church, who gets closer to the president.”

In 2014, Lvova-Belova joined the All-Russian People’s Front, a political coalition started by Vladimir Putin. Shortly afterwards, she took the helm of the grassroots Russia’s Mothers organization. She launched a rehabilitation center for disabled graduates of local orphanages, receiving a large grant from the regional Ministry of Labor.

In 2016, Anna Kuznetsova became the children’s rights commissioner. Lvova-Belova’s career was also blossoming. With more government funding, she was opening larger rehabilitation centers. After Veronika’s House (funded by a 27-million-ruble grant), came an even larger “art estate” for children with disabilities (this time, 190 million rubles was cobbled together from government grants, regional subsidies, and dozens of donors, including Sberbank and the oligarch Roman Abramovich). In 2016, Lvova-Belova was presented with the ROC’s Order of Prince Vladimir for her charitable work. By 2018, she had become one of Putin’s presidential election proxies. As her star continued to rise, her husband gave up his own career as a software engineer, resolving to become a priest. Lvova-Belova took this in stride: one has to make sacrifices, so she had to “get rid of a few short skirts.”

In June 2021, Lvova-Belova graduated from the President’s Cadre Reserve, a technocratic incubator run by Sergey Kiriyenko, Putin’s chief of staff. A few months later, Putin appointed her to her current post.

‘All the children are our own’

As a child, Lvova-Belova says she could never imagine her future profession, but always knew that she wanted to be a mom. As a parent, she became a firm believer in “hugs instead of lengthy talk.” As an official, she practiced the same philosophy: her staff calculated that, since the start of the Russian invasion, Lvova-Belova has hugged over a thousand Ukrainian children. She also brought hundreds of them to temporary facilities in Russia in the first months of the war. As early as March 11, she made it known that children “evacuated” from Ukraine would be handed over to Russian families and declared that Putin unconditionally supported her work.

Adoption inquiries peaked in March and April. In February, the number of Yandex searches using the keywords “adopt a child from the Donbas” was only 218, but by March and April that number rose to over 13,000, and the total number of such queries in 2022 reached 30,824. “Isn’t this true unity,” enthused Lvova-Belova, “isn’t this true patriotic feeling, when there are no alien children, when all the children are our own?” In response to the public’s interest in adoptions, she developed special instructions on how to adopt a child from the Donetsk or Luhansk region.

Lvova-Belova publicly supported official propaganda about “saving the children of the Donbas.” But where other officials spoke primarily about the threat of Nazism to children, she was apt, instead, to praise Russian families. She believes that children affected by shelling dwell “on the border between darkness and light,” and that Russians are able to provide “shelter” and to “warm them with care and love.” More than once, Lvova-Belova has noted that children traumatized by war changed “for the better” with Russian families. “It’s night and day,” she said. “The children even begin to outwardly resemble their adoptive families.”

Officially, it became possible for Russian families to become legal guardians of Ukrainian children only in May 2022, when Putin signed an order on a simplified procedure for children to become citizens of the Russian Federation. But Lvova-Belova was in talks with the Luhansk and Donetsk “People’s Republics” before then, in order to place Ukrainian orphans with Russian families as quickly as possible. The first 27 children from the “DNR” came under “temporary custody” in the Moscow region in April.

It’s not uncommon for Lvova-Belova to personally accompany children from the occupied territories to Russia during “evacuations.” She has sometimes been the person to hand them over to their new adoptive families, and is evidently moved to tears by the experience.

By October 2022, according to official data, 380 children from the Luhansk and Donetsk regions were living with Russian families. It’s difficult to determine how many more are living in institutions for unaccompanied minors.

In January 2023, Verstka discovered at least 14 young children from Kherson, living in what has been called a children’s concentration camp, in annexed Simferopol. In February, Russian independent network TV Rain obtained documents from regional authorities showing that 400 orphans had been placed in 24 different facilities in August 2022, and that only 36 of them were now living with families.

Lvova-Belova claims that her team works not only to place Ukrainian children with Russian adoptive families, but also to reunite them with their birth families. She always trots out the same story as an example of the latter scenario — one man, who served in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was allowed into Russia after “filtration” and managed to retrieve his children and bring them home. “We’re definitely not working to take children from their parents and give them to Russian families,” she says.

‘She’s just the greatest person’

In August, Maria Lvova-Belova announced that she had adopted a Ukrainian child, a 15-year-old named Fillip, from Mariuol. The teenager found himself in Russia in May, when he was sent to a sanatorium in Odintsovo, near Moscow, with 30 other children from Mariupol.

In the fall, the television network Tsargrad shot a documentary featuring Fillip, called This is My Child. In it, Fillip says that before the war, he lived with an adoptive family in Mariupol, but that they abandoned him when hostilities started. After he was sent to Russia and placed in the sanatorium, he really struggled emotionally. But that all changed when Lvova-Belova visited.

“The moment Masha arrived, it was unforgettable,” Fillip told a journalist for the Tsargrad documentary. “She’s just the greatest person I’ve ever met. I’ve never had a person who would love me as much as she does.”

The commissioner presents herself as the consummate mom. When she’s with children, she sits on the floor with her legs tucked under her, holds preschoolers’ hands, sits them on her knee, and hugs and kisses them to calm them down. During interviews, she asks journalists to just call her Masha, and her employees have shortened her name and patronymic — Maria Alexeyevna — to just two letters, MA.

Just before the anniversary of the invasion, on February 16, Lvova-Belova met with Putin to give an account of her work. She mentioned that she now knows what it’s like “to be the adoptive mom of a child from the Donbas,” since she’d adopted 15-year-old Fillip from Mariupol. “Thanks to you,” she said to the Russian president.

In July, Maria Lvova-Belova visited children who had remained in the ruins of Mariupol. She told them that “a little part” of the city now lived in her own home. The children were photographed with the commissioner. Instead of “cheese” they said “Mariupol — city of the future.”

After her trip, the commissioner decided to return the “feeling of peaceful life” to children from the Donbas, so between June 2022 and March 2023, she organized a series of six camps for them in southern Russia and outside of Moscow. Lvova-Belova personally met the children with loaves of bread (a sign of hospitality) and performers in Russian folk costumes. “We’re greeting you this way because now, you’re ours,” the commissioner told the teenagers.

As part of the camps’ “integration” programming, the teenage participants are encouraged to undergo “psychological rehabilitation.” After that, the kids return home — back to “especially heavily shelled territories,” as Lvova-Belova calls their hometowns. She thinks that two weeks at camp should help not only the kids, but also their parents: a child can go back home and give their family “a charge of confidence” that “they won’t be left stranded” in Russia.

In fact, however, not all the kids who get sent to camp get to go back home two weeks later. At the beginning of March Lvova-Belova herself reported that there were about 89 children who “lingered” on vacation at children’s camps in the south of Russia and in Crimea. According to the commissioner, no one was keeping them there by force. The problem was complex situation at the front, and the fact that their parents couldn’t come collect them, Lvova-Belova explained. She didn’t specify which camps were involved.

“These are kids from the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions,” a source familiar with the situation told Verstka. “They can technically go home now, if their parents personally come get them. But we know that men may not make it in or out of the country, due to filtration measures. It’s not clear at what point these children will be considered to have been left without parental care, and therefore subject to being transferred to an adoptive family or somewhere else.”

Roman Kryukov, a student at the Academy of Pedagogy and Psychology at the Southern Federal University, worked at one “integration” period last fall. “These are kids who come face to face with the military, they see tanks in their cities, so the topic of the ‘special military operation’ clouds the air,” he told Verstka. “Honestly, I expected to see children with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), who were difficult to reach or didn’t believe others. But I can’t say that I saw any differences [from other kids]. Of all the requests I got from them, only two were related to events in Ukraine — for example, about the fear of losing their loved ones.” He suggests that it has to do with the plasticity of a child’s psyche, which easily adapts to new conditions.

‘This is moral abuse of children’

Maria Lvova-Belova worries not only about the fates of Ukrainian children, but also about the upbringing of Russian schoolchildren, which must be “patriotic.” In May, she gathered teenagers from 82 regions of Russia in Moscow, where they presented projects about bullying, peer relationships, and a happy childhood. Participants in the forum told Verstka that several people from the “DNR” were invited, including a tenth-grader, Polina Chichkan, from Horlivka. Lvova-Belova posted a photo of the girl and suggested that Russian students would help Polina “take her mind off terrible events.”

Two attendees from Tula, Maria Zhidkova and Alina Molodtsova, interpreted the assignment in their own way and decided to make Polina the face of a project called “The truth of the children of the Donbas.” They created a video which features the girl from the “DNR” standing in front of the flags of the Russian Federation and the “DNR,” and, alongside similarly-aged compatriots, reading a text about life under shelling.

Verstka asked Maria Zhidkova about her impressions on meeting Lvova-Belova. She answered that the commissioner’s openness and love for children shocked her, and called Lvova-Belova a model for youth. “I didn’t believe there were such people,” she said. “Maria Alexeyevna showed me that you can help people and do it simply.” When she was asked about the meaning of the war and about the fate of the children who have become its victims, the girl couldn’t answer. She added that she “doesn’t have a political education.”

At the next meeting of students — a new state-sponsored children’s and youth organization named Movement of the First — Lvova-Belova brought her adopted son from Mariupol. He appeared on stage in a sweatshirt with a print composed of knives, roses, eagles, barbed wire, and Russian dolls.

Polina Chichkan, the student from Horlivka, also went to that forum. While there, she told Russian state-owned television network Russia-1 that she sees “the unity of the nation and new territories.” But when she returned to Horlivka, she made a video for her peers, in which she said that the mission of Movement of the First was “to be with Russia,” “to be human,” “to be together,” “to be in the movement,” and “to be first.”

“Such communities are very reminiscent of an analogous movement in Nazi Germany: there, children also mostly practiced sports, music, and various non-political activities, but when the authorities needed them, they supported the state and the army,” psychologist and teacher Daniil Ken told Verstka. “This is moral abuse of children, and it forces parents to make a choice: either oppose it and endanger themselves, or find some kind of justification and reconcile themselves to it.”

In March 2023, Lvova-Belova supported a ban on adoption of Russian children by families from “unfriendly” countries. “In the context of the politics of the so-called ‘cancellation of Russia,’ there’s a high likelihood that Russian children abroad will be harassed and humiliated on the basis of nationality,” she said. She suggested helping the children of Africa, instead, to support “international cooperation.” Like a true believer, she sought an official blessing — not from a priest in church, but from Putin in the Kremlin.

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melliilla · 2 years

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thank you so much for the tag!! @imdistressed 💗💗✨

Rules: answer these questions and tag 20 blogs you are contractually obligated to get to know better.

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Name: Karol/Kari

Sign: Aquarius

Height: 5'2

Time: 8:36 a.m. ☕

Birthday: January 27th

Favorite bands/artists: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Mitski, Hozier, Joe Hisaishi, George Harrison, Soda Stereo... and many more <3

Last Movie: I finally started watching Possession (1981) 😵

Last Show: Ozark

When I created this blog: In February of this year :))

What I post: Man this blog is a MESS lol but my most used tags are art, studio ghibli, sailor moon, cats, tokyo revengers, nana, monster... so yeah anime haha but I also post about music, movies, literature, so there's no consistent theme here hehe.

Last thing I googled: pitufos bebida, (smurfs drink)

Other blogs: Nop. Though I think the people who run multiple blogs are the coolest. ✨

Do I get asks: Yes, I love answering them! :))

Following: 365 blogs 🙈

Following: Lots of lovely people 💖

Average hours of sleep: I usually sleep 8-10 hours but lately my schedule has been all over the place so I'm getting 4-6 hours of sleep. 😭

Instruments: None ಥ_ಥ but I'd love to play the piano and guitar.

What I'm wearing: My pjs 😌

Dream job: Maybe actress, owning a bookstore or translating books <3

Dream trip: Mmmm there's soo many! Ireland, South Korea, Japan, Australia.

Nationality: Mexican ✨

Favorite songs: Merry Go Round of Life - Joe Hisaishi, Come As You Are - Nirvana, Black - Pearl Jam, I Bet On Losing Dogs - Mitski, I Know It's Over - The Smiths, Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles, Cherry Wine - Hozier, Persiana Americana - Soda Stereo, Rose - Anna Tsuchiya, Dreams - Fleetwood Mac and many more <3

Last book I read: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, I'm still reading The Secret History by Donna Tartt.

3 fictional universes: Studio Ghibli's Howl's Moving Castle or Spirited Away, Middle Earth and the Silver Millennium. ✨

tagging: i don't think i can tag 20 people xD but i'd like to tag: @gennabi, @n3ndo, @grunge-flavored-flowers & @reignoerme only if you want to ofc 💗

93 notas. Fecha de publicación: 23 de julio de 2022

Mi publicación más popular de 2022

thank you for the tag @grunge-flavored-flowers !! 💗💗💗 tag some people you want to know better

favorite time of year?

winter! ❄️💙

comfort food?

so many!! strawberries, ice cream, chocolates, mazapanes or peanut butter. <33

do you collect something?

bookmarks & stuffed animals.

favorite drink?

coffee, strawberry milkshake & lemonade. ❤️💚❤️

current favorite songs:

duvet by bôa, choreomania by florence + the machine, dreams by fleetwood mac, holidays in the sun by sex pistols, territorial pissings by nirvana.

favorite song of all time:

oofff so hard to choose!! but i'll go with come as you are by nirvana. :)

i'd like to tag @choreomanla & @hanma-apologist only if you want to!! <33

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Blog #2: Film

The hit Disney animated film, Encanto (2021), is about a Colombian family with special powers living in a magic house. Abuela (the grandmother) is gifted the house upon finding a magic candle after being abandoned alone as a mother with three babies. The magic candle allows them to have a house with special powers, and also allows the whole family to have powers as well. This extended magical family begins to build a community over the course of generations around this house. The protagonist, Mirabel, is the granddaughter of Abuela and unfortunately is the only one who doesn’t have powers and no one knows why. One day, the magic begins to faulter and Encanto loses its powers. Mirabel discovers that she is the chosen one who must save them and bring the magic back. With the help of an exiled family member and the unity and teamwork of the family, the magic is restored to the community by the end of the film.

Some implicit meanings behind the film are: embracing imperfection, working together, honoring family, and spreading love and positivity. More importantly, this film is really culturally significant, not only for Colombians, but for other Hispanic cultures and other groups as well. The Spanish music allows non-English speakers to enjoy the film even more, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. A lot of focus in this film is put on the strength of family and family traditions. Especially for Latin cultures, this is really important, and Encanto does a really good job of portraying that. Not only the love and strength of a close family/extended family, but it’s imperfections as well. This movie sends a message to children and adults alike- that imperfections and issues within family dynamics are completely normal and part of life. Aside from the narrative, the all-Hispanic cast of Encanto is great for representation, showing children characters that look like them. It also shows a wide range of what people who identify as Latinx can look like.

Although not the same ethnic background, Judy Baca’s projects and ideas about Chicana feminism relate to a lot of themes in Encanto. While giving space for a strong female lead, the film also focuses on cultural specifics and how those two identities overlap. Additionally, Judy Baca’s work with the youth is so beneficial in the way that Encanto is with having a positive affect on kids concerning representation.

A YouTube video discussing Encanto's positive impact on children:

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Sources Cited:

“‘encanto’ Sparks Conversation about Diversity on Screen.” YouTube, 25 Jan. 2022, youtu.be/wtDM18SdjME?si=YGqTToyu24Qbh9ZU.

“Encanto.” Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, 2022.

Everett, Anna. Learning Race and Ethnicity: Youth and Digital Media. MIT Press, 2008.

Gutierrez, Barbara. “‘Encanto’ Praised for Authentic Representation of Colombian Culture.” University of Miami News and Events, news.miami.edu/stories/2022/02/encanto-praised-for-authentic-representation-of-colombian-culture.html. Accessed 14 July 2024.

Shaw, Angel. “Encanto: 10 Most Visually Stunning Scenes, Ranked.” ScreenRant, 28 Feb. 2022, screenrant.com/encanto-beautiful-visually-stunning-scenes-ranked/.

#Youtube

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evelyngeurts-blog · 2 months

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Blog Post #3: Film

Here is a YouTube video about Encanto’s wide impact on children:

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Sources Cited:

“‘encanto’ Sparks Conversation about Diversity on Screen.” YouTube, 25 Jan. 2022, youtu.be/wtDM18SdjME?si=YGqTToyu24Qbh9ZU.

“Encanto.” Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, 2022.

Everett, Anna. Learning Race and Ethnicity: Youth and Digital Media. MIT Press, 2008.

Shaw, Angel. “Encanto: 10 Most Visually Stunning Scenes, Ranked.” ScreenRant, 28 Feb. 2022, screenrant.com/encanto-beautiful-visually-stunning-scenes-ranked/.

#Youtube

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GIUSEPPE VERDI’S MACBETH AT LA SCALA, JULY 4, 2023

The first run of this production only happened a (relatively) short while ago, so I’m guessing I’d better restrain myself from starting again from scratch. The chronicle of that experience is as close as they come—a mere couple of pages from here, tops? I’m positive it was the end of 2021, and the picture you should find is a drizzly still from Andrea Arnold’s American Honey (2016). Now that you’ve got the data, I’ll wait right here… (Large white clouds slowly moving across the sky. No sound). …and welcome back. As far as I’m concerned, the original account remains in effect; I need to attach one casual footnote or two, that’ll be all. The most intriguing ingredient of this revival was the interplay between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, as portrayed by Amartuvshin Enkhbat and Anna Netrebko. They seemed to stand on nearly identical foundations: effortless volume, homogeneous timbre, solid technique—apparently untroubled (or at least not that troubled) by Giuseppe Verdi’s notoriously demanding style. But from here on, the contrast between their characters was impressively vivid. Amartuvshin Enkhbat’s voice was moving along straight, rational lines. His Macbeth was clean, predictable, utterly reliable. He would consistently do whatever he was told to—be it the composer, the witches, or his wife—and he would do it right away, having no objection to anything like, ever.

Anna Netrebko’s voice was all about irregular, elusive shapes: think flames, bolts of lightning, whirlwinds and whirlpools, smoke, thick shadows… Her Lady Macbeth (some shorten it to Lady) was definitely elemental, volatile, and capricious. Worldly and self-indulgent, but always on the cusp of turning into her own negation (and into her own absolute nemesis, as well). I’m not sure I’m quite ready to forget Jon Finch and Francesca Annis, but… (Pause. Just to let you know another footnote is coming). If we go back to William Shakespeare’s tragedy, the moment Macbeth learns of Lady Macbeth’s death, his response consists in the ultra-famous soliloquy that begins with «She should have died hereafter;/There would have been a time for such a word», then goes «To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow,/Creeps in this petty pace from day to day/To the last syllable of recorded time». And then the «walking shadow», the «poor player/That struts and frets his hour upon the stage», the «tale/Told by an idiot», etc. Francesco Maria Piave and Andrea Maffei’s libretto comes up with a strikingly succinct version: «La vita!... Che importa!/È il racconto d’un povero idiota…/vento e suono che nulla dinota!». This three-line reaction was delivered by Amartuvshin Enkhbat with an accent on impatience. It felt like a snappy negative review: whoever/whatever created the universe has done a dreadful, amateurish job—don’t get me started. Get lost.

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Sophia Bush Net Worth, Biography, Career, Income, Home & Age

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Sri sivasubramaniya Nadar College of Engineering

SSN College of Engineering (SSNCE) was established by Dr. Shiv Nadar. He is the Chairman of HCL Technologies which was established in 1996. The institute is affiliated with Anna University. SSN College of Engineering offers undergraduate (B.E/B.Tech) and postgraduate programs (M.E/M.Tech) in a variety of areas. SSN College of Engineering has been ranked as the 44th of Engineering college across India and 83rd overall among colleges and universities in the country by India rankings in 2020 according to the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF).

SSN College of Engineering Admission

SSN College of Engineering PG Admission Process

Meet the eligibility requirements.

Join the program.

The marks obtained from the qualifying exam are used to determine SSN College of Engineering PG admissions.

Admissions are also offered by GATE/TANCET scores.

Verification of documents and the payment of fees is the final stage

SSN College of Engineering Courses

SSNCE provides students with undergraduate (B.E/B.Tech) in addition to postgraduate (M.E/M.Tech) courses across a variety of specializations. The specializations that are offered at SSN College of Engineering Chennai include B.Tech Information Technology, B.E Computer Science and Engineering, B.E Electrical and Electronics Engineering, M.E Applied Electronics, M.E Communications System, M.E Computer Science and Engineering, and more. It is worth noting that the SSN College of Engineering fee for undergraduate (B.E) is $240,000 for graduate (M.E/M.Tech) courses The fees amount to Rs. 1,20,000. The duration of BE as well as M.E courses that cover a variety of specializations is two and four years, respectively.

SSN College of Engineering Scholarships

SSN College of Engineering Chennai offers a variety of scholarships to deserving students. The awards are made for students through SSNCE by merit. These scholarships are awarded to the undergraduate or postgraduate programs at SSNCE. Some of the scholarships provided by SSNCE include Walk-in-Walk Out Scholarships Merit-Cum-Means Scholarships and Sport Scholarships, Tuition Fee Waivers, and more. Students with current GATE scores are given scholarship opportunities.

SSN College of Engineering Placements

The Training and Placement cell of SSN College of Engineering, Chennai assures that they have established connections with well-known firms. The college has announced its data on placements in the year of 2021 academics. The training and placement department or Career Development Centre of SSNCE concentrates on student education by introducing different training programs that incorporate group discussions, mock tests along with personal and group interviews. The center focuses specifically on the job opportunities available on campus to students.

SSN College of Engineering Facilities

SN College of Engineering (SSNCE facilities aim to give students an experience on campus that is immersive. SSN College of Engineering facilities includes a dormitory library, auditorium, library, medical facilities, and more. SSNCE provides transportation services for students. The auditorium at SSN College of Engineering can hold up to 1000 people at a single time. The central library of the college can meet the information requirements of students and faculty members. SSN College of Engineering facilities also includes a counseling facility to help resolve, guide, and avoid any potential problems for students. SSN College of Engineering has separate hostels for girls and boys. SSN College of Engineering hostel features wifi, and television as well as a kitchen, a dining room, and more.

SSNCE Chennai Facilities

Auditorium: This 1000-seater auditorium is equipped with the latest equipment and top-quality equipment. The auditorium is an ideal venue for any event, with huge verandahs and lobbies. Students can gain knowledge about the events that take place there and can also enjoy a lot of fun as part of their college experience and revel to the max.

Medical Centre: Students have access to medical advice and receive medicine in times of need. Doctors are available throughout the college to help students in any circumstance. A van is also accessible to provide transportation during all hours on campus.

Hostels: Comfortable and convenient large rooms are offered in hostels. The hostels come with their own kitchen, dining area, the reading room as well as telephone facilities. The rooms have ample storage space and are well-furnished. They are well-maintained and kept clean.

Library: With a quiet environment and air conditioning, a spacious, and well-designed, the library is an ideal spot that can be used to study seriously. The center is open from 8:00 am to 8:30 PM so that students can use it at any time and can manage their academic time.

Sports: A stadium for sports with outdoor space is available to the students. This lets the students enjoy a relaxing time and keep in their pursuit of passions and enthusiasm in sports. The students can be a part of a myriad of sporting events and receive certificates to show their achievements.

Cafeteria: The school also offers delicious and nutritious meals for staff and students. At the caféteria, students can eat healthily during their busy academic schedules. The building is huge and can cater to the needs of the students and staff. The college doesn’t spare any food that is unhealthy, and also takes good care of their students.

Wi-Fi is accessible 24/7 throughout the entire college. It is a guarantee that students have access to the network and access the internet whenever they require. It is not necessary to think about whether they are in the right place or at what moment. They can access the Wi-Fi in times of need.

SSN College of Engineering B.Tech Cutoff

SSN College of Engineering offers several B.Tech specializations. The below table lists the cutoffs of the same based on TNEA for students from different categories. General-category students must meet an admission cutoff of 2356 for admission to Biomedical Engineering.

General Category

SC Category

ST Category

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