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[pfpanimes]

⌕ jigokuraku - ep 3.

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[ecnmatic]

TURTLES ALL THE WAY DOWN (2024) dir. Hannah Marks.

[morzyin]

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[shizukais]

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[serexvu]

aza chobe from hells paradise

[inouechie]

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[thatsandwichguy]

To whoever's idea it was to have Tame Impala's "The Less I Know The Better" in the Turtles All The Way Down movie, I think you are a genius, I see you and I love you.

[nevermeyers]

Today's ep was amazing

[transannabeth]

throwback to when i used a free audible trial to listen to fairest by gail carson levine in one sitting and then cancelled my account

[local-hellhound-steals-spaghetti]

Okay, so I'm gonna contribute to the discourse as someone who did research at both Khao Khaew and the now demolished Dusit Zoo, both part of the Zoological Parks Association Under Royal Patronage (ZPA). And as someone familiar with the workings of AZA zoos as a contrast.

I will concede that on one hand, standards and practices leave a lot to be desired. Unfortunately part of it is connected to the same social norms that have allowed JJ Market to continue the exotic pet trade, animal cafes and roadside zoos to proliferate, and people to own trendy dog breeds that clearly don't belong in Bangkok. And it's what leads to a lot of stereotypic and distressed behaviors passed off as cute (including but not limited to Moo Deng); this is before the toxic element of social media is added to the mix.

There's also economics. Yes, Thailand is technically an industrialized country, but in the same way that Indonesia and Vietnam are (contrast with Singapore, which is proportionately ahead of most Western countries). It's important to see what's between those gleaming skyscrapers. And that is a contributing factor to a lot of resource shortfalls for the zoos themselves; that's not getting into COVID and the ripple effect of closing Dusit Zoo without an alternative in place.

In that regard, the damning thing is that the standards of ZPA zoos are actually leaps and bounds ahead of not just the country but the region (minus Singapore; I would argue that it's actually unproductive to bring its zoo up as a comparison). Like look at Pata and the now defunct Tiger Temple; places that Westerners reveled in as late as the 00s. At least in ZPA case, they have also done essential conservation work; especially for clouded leopards, hornbills, and sun bears.

That doesn't make it any less WTF when I see a lot of clout-chasing vids that

Still part of me can't help but get defensive at the manner of fixation from a primarily western crowd. Both from those who use Western/Industrialized zoos as a way to contrast, as well as the PETA-types.

I do *not* think you yourself are being racist. If anything it's paternalistic to assume that a zoo in Thailand can't be held to higher standards. *However*, I have found a very patronizing mentality among many other western critics that does veer into racism frequently. You are already familiar with the way anti-zoo folks will take something out of context to fit their agenda; now force that through an othering lens.

At the same time, I will concede Thais are glossing over issues and practices when they rush to defend KKZ. Considering the context of how they are approached, I empathize with why they are defensive. But many do downplay and refuse to tackle the aforementioned social norm in how animal husbandry is viewed by wider populace.

TLDR: KKZ and the other ZPA branches have a ton of issues, a lot of those issues are socially systemic, and there should be pressure to reform. At the same time, it shouldn't get canceled, especially considering the important bts work it does and especially the immediate alternatives. And that pressure to reform should be accompanied by resources.

Hey there I really appreciate you sharing your research into the facilities! My intention of the posts has never been to "cancel" the zoo or to dictate their protocols. I don't believe in any sort of western dictation to other countries.

Honestly, I completely understand the defensiveness towards criticism of the handling of Moo Deng - she's an icon, she's brought in millions of dollars into the Thailand economy and the zoo's profits. Tourists are travelling all around the world to see her!

Although it has gotten to the point where their defensiveness is veering into delusion, with people insisting that pygmy hippos love it when you smack them and chase them around so it's fine actually... but I digress...

And I'm sure that the keeper thinks what he's doing is completely fine and not an issue. And if it generates clicks and views, that's good for the zoo, right? So why would they see any point in changing their practises?

I guess my hope is that maybe they might use those millions of dollars to improve conditions for the animals and the staff, provide resources for collaboration with zoos like Singapore Zoo and give keepers more resources to review and improve current pracises.

But they won't do that if their current poor animal husbandry practises are reinforced with clout and feverant defense of the keepers (it's actually kind of amazing how loyal people are to this one keeper!)

So now they have money and potentially more resources from this whole thing - but they're probably not going to use it to change practises that got them that money in the first place.

Anyway, I agree with your points and you've summed it up well!

[pfpanimes]

⌕ hell’s paradise; jigokuraku - ep 2.

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[waddei]

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[morzyin]

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[likemustard]

imagine eating nothing but mustard... THIS IS A PRIVATE AND SELECTIVE ROLEPLAY BLOG FOR AZA HOLMES OF JOHN GREEN'S TURTLES ALL THE WAY DOWN. ⸺being stuck with mustard all of the time.

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[oppvenuz7]

Best Fashion Designer and Clothing Stores in Pune: Your Ultimate Style Destination

Pune, often regarded as the cultural capital of Maharashtra, has a flourishing fashion scene that combines traditional elegance with modern trends. With an increasing number of fashion-conscious individuals, the city has become home to some of the best fashion designers and clothing stores in India. Whether you're on the lookout for bridal couture, ethnic wear, or contemporary fashion, Pune has something to offer for every taste. Here’s a detailed guide to the best fashion designers and clothing stores in Pune that every style enthusiast should explore.

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 1. Neeta Lulla: Iconic Bridal Couture

Neeta Lulla, one of India’s most celebrated fashion designers, has brought her signature blend of opulence and sophistication to Pune. Known for dressing Bollywood stars and brides alike, her store in Koregaon Park offers a curated selection of exquisite bridal lehengas, sarees, and evening gowns. Each piece is a statement of luxury, blending traditional Indian aesthetics with modern elegance.

Location: Koregaon Park, Pune  

Specialty: Bridal Wear, Couture Fashion, Bollywood-Inspired Designs

 2. Pallavi Ghosh: A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity

Pallavi Ghosh is a rising star in the fashion industry, with her boutique in Pune offering a unique mix of fusion wear. Her collections are perfect for the modern woman who appreciates a blend of Indian and Western styles. From chic cocktail dresses to beautifully crafted ethnic wear, Pallavi’s store is a go-to destination for contemporary fashion with a touch of tradition.

Location: Kalyani Nagar, Pune  

Specialty: Fusion Wear, Contemporary Ethnic Wear, Designer Sarees

 3. Sabyasachi: A Touch of Royalty

Sabyasachi Mukherjee is synonymous with grandeur and luxury in Indian fashion. Though his flagship store is based in Kolkata, his presence in Pune has made it possible for local brides to access his intricate and timeless designs. Sabyasachi’s collection of bridal lehengas, sarees, and ethnic ensembles are nothing short of regal, featuring detailed embroidery and rich fabrics.

Location: Koregaon Park, Pune  

Specialty: Bridal Couture, Traditional Indian Wear

 4. FabIndia: Celebrating Indian Textiles

For those who love the charm of handcrafted fabrics and sustainable fashion, FabIndia is a must-visit. Known for promoting India’s rich textile heritage, FabIndia’s stores across Pune offer a range of ethnic and casual wear made from organic cotton, silk, and other natural materials. Their kurtas, sarees, and fusion outfits are perfect for those who appreciate traditional Indian craftsmanship with a modern twist.

Location: Multiple Locations, Pune  

Specialty: Handcrafted Ethnic Wear, Sustainable Fashion

 5. Taneira: The Art of Handwoven Sarees

If you're looking for the finest handwoven sarees and ethnic wear, Taneira is the place to be. A brand by Titan, Taneira celebrates the beauty of Indian textiles, offering a vast collection of sarees that are perfect for weddings, festive occasions, and everyday wear. Their collection emphasizes craftsmanship and sustainability, making it a great choice for conscious shoppers.

Location: Phoenix Marketcity, Pune  

Specialty: Handwoven Sarees, Ethnic Wear, Bridal Sarees

 6. Aza Fashions: The Designer Collective

Aza Fashions is a one-stop shop for luxury designer wear, housing collections from some of the biggest names in Indian fashion. Their multi-designer store in Pune features bridal wear, occasion wear, and casual outfits from designers like Anamika Khanna, Varun Bahl, and Manish Malhotra. Aza Fashions is the perfect destination for those who want access to a variety of designer labels under one roof.

Location: Koregaon Park, Pune  

Specialty: Designer Collections, Bridal Wear, Couture Fashion

 7. Forever New: Contemporary Chic

For those seeking a more modern, Western-style wardrobe, Forever New in Pune offers a collection of elegant and feminine clothing. Known for its contemporary designs, the store specializes in dresses, tops, and chic accessories. Whether you're attending a formal event or looking for something casual yet stylish, Forever New caters to all your fashion needs.

Location: Phoenix Marketcity, Pune  

Specialty: Modern Western Wear, Fashion Accessories, Evening Dresses

 8. Bhumika Grover: Ethnic Sophistication

Bhumika Grover’s designs exude timeless elegance, making her boutique in Pune a top choice for brides and women looking for sophisticated ethnic wear. Her collection features intricate lehengas, shararas, and sarees with delicate embroidery and vibrant colors. Bhumika Grover’s designs are ideal for weddings, festive occasions, or any event where you want to make a statement.

Location: Bhosale Nagar, Pune  

Specialty: Bridal Wear, Ethnic Wear, Festive Outfits

 9. Chhabra 555: Affordable Ethnic Fashion

A well-established name in ethnic fashion, Chhabra 555 offers a wide range of affordable sarees, lehengas, and salwar suits. Known for their high-quality fabrics and trendy designs, Chhabra 555 is a favorite among shoppers looking for stylish ethnic wear at accessible prices. Their stores in Pune provide a great selection for weddings, festivals, and everyday ethnic fashion.

Location: Multiple Locations, Pune  

Specialty: Sarees, Lehenga-Cholis, Salwar Suits

 10. Shoppers Stop: Fashion for Every Occasion

For a more diverse shopping experience, Shoppers Stop in Pune offers a wide range of clothing options, from traditional Indian wear to modern casual outfits. Their collection includes designer labels as well as affordable fashion, making it a great option for those looking for versatility in their wardrobe. Whether you're looking for bridal outfits, festive wear, or casual clothing, Shoppers Stop has something for everyone.

Location: Multiple Locations, Pune  

Specialty: Ethnic Wear, Casual Wear, Designer Labels

 Conclusion

Pune's fashion scene is diverse, blending the richness of traditional Indian wear with contemporary global trends. From the intricate bridal couture of designers like Neeta Lulla and Sabyasachi to the modern, chic offerings of Forever New, the city has something to cater to every style preference. Whether you’re planning a wedding, preparing for a festive occasion, or simply updating your wardrobe, these best fashion designer and clothing stores in Pune offer a wide array of choices for fashion lovers. So, explore the city's vibrant fashion offerings and discover your unique style statement.

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This article covers a range of fashion destinations in Pune, highlighting the unique specialties of each designer and store, making it a go-to guide for fashion-conscious readers.