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[vague-humanoid]

A pro-Israel “surveillance network” that has offered bounties for information on pro-Palestinian protesters is establishing a foothold in Australia and claims to have secured meetings with key federal politicians, leaked messages show.

Shirion Collective, which has largely focused on the US and UK, boasts of its ability to scrape digital fingerprints to “aggressively track and expose antisemites”. It is one of a number of groups that have gained prominence on social media during the Israel-Gaza war, publicly naming individuals it accuses of being antisemitic.

Shirion Collective claims it has an AI tool called Maccabee which can identify and track targets.

In one post on X, Shirion outlines a scenario in which the tool creates and releases deepfake videos – falsified content that looks and sounds genuine – to embarrass individuals who take down posters picturing Israeli hostages.

On its X account, Shirion Collective has claimed to offer bounties of US$500 for information on people in videos. In a December post it claimed it would pay up to US$15,000 for “crucial insights” about politicians, US$7,500 for medical doctors and US$250 for students.

Leaked screenshots of Shirion’s Telegram channel, shared with Guardian Australia by the White Rose Society, an anti-fascist researchgroup, show Shirion has become active in Australia, with participants identifying potential targets and boasting of attempts to meet the home affairs minister, Clare O’Neil, and the shadow home affairs minister, James Paterson.

Anonymised Shirion members discussed presenting O’Neil and Paterson with a list of names to ensure they were “brought to justice according to the rule of law”.

“Need help. We managed to get into home affairs calendar, need to come prepared with people with hate speech and names that the government didn’t held [sic] accountable,” one anonymous user said.

“Meeting with Clair [sic] or her stuff [sic] … we also have a meeting with the shadow minister.”

Both O’Neil and Paterson’s offices said they had not met anyone who identified themselves as part of Shirion Collective.

The leaked texts show people on the Shirion channel discussed adding the names of individuals to a “watch list” and mass reporting posts on social media.

Some Australians whose social media accounts were linkedin the channel had shared antisemitic, racist and conspiracy theory content on social media. Others were pro-Palestinian activists who do not appear to have posted or shared antisemitic content.

When contacted via its social media accounts, a Shirion member describing themself as the “social media guy” said the “Ai is a quiet project with an internal team”.

The Shirion member said “bounties were for info and was in the USA not Australia”. The member said Shirion’s Telegram channel was open.

“The telegram [sic] is open and we do a soft verification that people are real. But freedom of speech is welcome there,” the Shirion member said.

The member said they would refer Guardian Australia’s questions to a “commander” but no further response was received.

Shirion Collective is one of several groups that say they track and fight antisemitism, largely through identifying individuals online.

Canary Mission, which has been operating since at least 2015, maintains lists of students, professors and other individuals on its website who it claims “promote hatred of the USA, Israel and Jews”. Another prominent account on X, StopAntisemitism, shares the names and employers or academic institutions of individuals, and often directs its more than 298,000 followers where to make complaints.

The leaked posts from the Shirion Collective Telegram channel point to some publicly available material its contributors regard as antisemitic, but also discuss creating “infiltrator” accounts to view and share material from private Instagram accounts.

In the leaked posts seen by Guardian Australia, contributors do not reveal personally identifiable information about any individual that is not publicly available.

The Shirion Collective account on X/Twitter has identified people it alleges have posted antisemitic material, or statements in support of Hamas, and tagged in their employer or academic institution in the case of students.

Naming someone online is not necessarily illegal, but Michael Bradley, a managing partner at Marque Lawyers, warned there were potential implications depending on the nature of the claims, such as harassment and intimidation or even racial vilification.

“Using social media as a mechanism for coalescing groups that want to engage in doxing activity, it’s obviously extremely powerful,” he said.

Last month, a Sydney resident named Theo had a picture of his house and his street address posted to a Facebook group.

Theo, who asked that his surname not be used, had raised a Palestinian flag and placed a blackboard with messages critical of Israel in front of his Botany home.

Less than two weeks later, a ​​jerry can with rags stuffed into it, a disposable lighter and large bolts were placed on the bonnet of his car with a message that read: “Enough! Take down flag! One chance!!!!”

The incident prompted the deployment of the bomb squad and local police.

The investigation has not been transferred to the counter-terror investigators and remains with local police.

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@huzni @el-shab-hussein @dirhwangdaseul

[femmefatalevibe]

Femme Fatale Guide: Top Career Tips To Set Yourself Up For Success

Figure out where your skills and passions align. Then determine the lifestyle/work culture you thrive in and what sacrifices you're willing to make in your chosen career path (for some, it's always traveling/talking to people 24/7, working late hours, unpredictable/unconventional hours, potentially lower pay/less predictable income, etc.). It truly depends on your top values, your personality, and your goals/priorities in life.

First focus on getting incredibly talented at your craft. Find a mentor(s) who will push you with their feedback/suggestions. Take classes/skills courses/read books & articles to gain more applicable knowledge/hard skills. Join clubs, apply to internships, volunteer, and request informational interviews in your desired field.

Make your skills marketable. Create a professional resume and/or neat portfolio/collection of work samples. Discover and articulate your USP (that should essentially serve as the backbone of your elevator pitch). Frame your skills through a customer/business-centric lens. How does your experience/skillset solve their problems and help a company/client achieve their goals?

Build a network for yourself. Don't be shy to reach out to companies/individuals who inspire you. Speak with your secondary school teachers and professors for connections. Create peer-to-peer networks, too, so you can grow together. Be a fearless networker and connector. Help others, do favors, and make the person glad they met/hired you. Make it your objective to be memorable through your work ethic/providing high-quality work products and showing up with a motivated & overall positive attitude allows people to like and trust you with their time, clients, money, etc.

Master the art of a killer email/cold pitch. Especially in today's world, learning how to sell yourself through intriguing emails/LinkedIn messages is the key to unlocking potential success. One client or opportunity can create momentum that will be useful years down the line, too.

When in doubt, follow up – on an email, pitch, job opportunity, connection, etc.

Be ruthless and relentless with your research. For new contacts, connections, opportunities, and information to support your pitches/job interviews/networking conversations, new technologies, and trends within your field. Read everything credible you can get your hands on. Display working knowledge and practical applications of these concepts and how they can benefit the person in front of you/their business.

Create systems. For how you structure emails/pitches, conduct research, different types of workflows/ work template structures for different types of projects, time-blocking, client funnels, etc.

Get comfortable with rejection. Use it as a primer for self-reflection and refining your craft/processes or help you pivot your approach to help you achieve your goals. Never take business decisions on behalf of a company personally (and vice versa).

Give yourself breaks, but don't give up. Tapping out for good is the only surefire way to fail at an endeavor. Be flexible in your path, but zeroed in on your goal(s). Learn when to quit or pivot, and when it's time to coast or seek growth.

[csuitebitches]

How do you ACTUALLY network? Like the idea of a coffee chat always baffled me. Like a stranger would agree to get coffee with me for me to essentially interview and then what? I guess my bigger question is how do I provide value to them besides buying them coffee? And the whole concept just feels cringe and transactional

I’ll give you two recent examples, one of work and one of a social event.

A friend invited me to a party. I don’t know said friend very well, but we’re on good terms. I said yes cause why not.

I met a girl there who happened to do some very interesting things and had similar interests to me. How did I find that out? I asked her about herself, I found out where she was previously residing, I learned what she did for a living, and I began associating it to the things that I do. She’s from the same city that I want to move to, she now lives 20 minutes from me, and she’s interested in spirituality. My work happened to organise a similar event a week later, which I immediately invited her for. I asked her for her number so that I could send her the invite.

What she immediately liked about me and expressed, was that I don’t use social media, when we agreed to exchange contact info. I explained to her that I’d have to connect her on iMessage/ WhatsApp and not instagram. That allows us to stay in touch much better than on social media.

I left the party earlier than everyone but I looked for her and told her that we should catch up next weekend or whenever she was free. She agreed.

So this is what you learn from example 1:

1. Learn to associate.

When someone tells you that they work in XYZ company, in B city, start by connecting things in your head. Who else do you know works in the same field, could they know each other? What do you know about the work that they do, and if you don’t know much, can you find out more? Most people, including myself, love to talk about what we do at work and what our job entails. Has their work allowed them to travel a lot? If yes, where?

In order to associate, you need to read a lot and learn a lot. You have to understand what’s happening in the world, what the latest news is, because how the hell are you going to continue that conversation?

2. You have to snowball the conversation. The goal is to try and understand WHO this person is. If someone asks you, have you met CSB and you have, you should be able to say yes, this is what she’s interested in, this is what she works in - you should be able to pitch CSB to another person.

Not every single conversation has to be valuable. You also have to decide whether the person in front of you is worth your time.

3. Exchange numbers, not social media. Nothing is going to come out of exchanging instagram or LinkedIn.

4. When you’re leaving the event, look for the person you met and tell them that you’re leaving and that you guys should catch up sometime. If you haven’t exchanged contact info yet, that’s the best way to do it. “Oh let’s catch up again soon! Can I have your number? We can grab a coffee or drink whenever.”

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Example 2. I’d gone to a conference a few months ago. I met a young guy, around my age, who works in an accelerator. I’m very interested in the start up world, and he’s working in one of the best ones in the world, at a decent position. He immediately began telling me about recent funding that they did, what sort of start ups they’re looking for, etc. I asked him for more information, which he was super happy to talk to me about.

We’re on very good terms but we live in different cities. I often send him reports because I work in media, and he sends me PDFs and pitch decks. Whenever we’re in each other’s town, we message each other. Otherwise, I make it a point to reach out to him once a month, just casually, to find out what’s happening.

Takeaways from example 2:

5. Scratch each other’s backs. You can’t just get value from the other person, provide them with the same. It doesn’t have to be work related. Let’s say the person you’ve connected with is interested in indie music and you learn that an indie band is playing somewhere - send them a link to the event and tell them that you remembered that they like this genre, and you just wanted to share the info.

6. What’s important to learn is maintaining relationships. I reach out to all my mentors, all my latest connections once a month. That doesn’t mean that I’m necessarily going to meet them face to face, but I just check in and ask how things are going.

So.

Approach. Associate. Snowball. Exchange info. Maintain.

[otrtbs]

oooh wat is ur current job? and wats the one u want? time 2 Make A Plan bestie

at the risk of doxxing i work for/in a museum in a curatorial/collections/registrar capacity. and it’s not so much the job (sometimes it is the job) as much as it’s the location. just know. i am. suffering here. location wise. and i mean that. like where in the fuck am i rn??

but also our museum isn’t like a huge …MoMa or MET situation and they’re acting like we are ?? and we are not. yes. i know that every museum is underfunded. however … nobody in my almost year of being here has helped “bring us up to museum standards”. like it is all on me. and they want me to make all these big MoMa like moves as a single 24yr old girl with a staff of one (me, myself, and i) and a budget of like $2.

also re: museum standards …

for reference. one time. somebody came in when i was out sick and dropped off an artifact that they wanted to donate and the person behind the front desk accepted it .. and just put it behind the front desk wedged in between two cabinets. for months. i’m talking 7 months. no paper work. no signature. no contact information from the donor. nothing. so 7 months later and someone else is cleaning out the front desk and they find a fucking wrapped artifact and hand it to me like “this is a nat problem” AND IM GENUINELY LIKE ??? what. the fuck my guys?? and everyone aka my boss is like “well. it is ur job to bring us to museum standard and ensure that this doesn’t happen again” like i haven’t told everyone and their mom not to accept donations when im out. like you’re telling me the front desk person didn’t even get a name or phone number???? for a museum. donation???

also while i’m here ranting and raging. i am doing the job of 2-3 people right now. (making pennies btw but it’s find im an art history major ik what i signed up for) when i was hired… i was told that they were actively looking for someone else to take over half of my duties and should expect only to do the volume of work i was given for a few weeks maybe two months. and they have yet. to hire ANYONE to help me. but i’m sitting here watching 8 part timers get hired and 2 new people on the education staff while being told help for my position just “isn’t in the budget right now” :| like “museum standard” is that there would be a TEAM of people to help me.

and most times it’s fine because i do get to do a lot of cool stuff i wouldn’t normally be able to do … but there is zero time off, im highkey doing too many jobs, and my friend just went in for her yearly eval and they’re saying no raises … not even 2-3% to keep up w inflation. like fuck yall fr 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

anyway…. i would take the work stress if i lived somewhere i love. so im just trying to Move. i need a new city ASAP but i still would like to work in a museum/gallery space. and so far my plan has consisted of panic applying to linkedin jobs on the clock 😭💀

[kimbertmusings]

I have a lot of friends I’ve found and made on TikTok, and we’ve shared discord servers for a while now. I’ve offered to teach them about tumblr.

I’ve always diversified my social media, because different apps were for different things and moods.

It does not escape me that the apps where I interact with people who know me irl, like coworkers and family (aside from the folks I’ve met online and then they became my irl friends) are the platforms that are worrisome and I want to leave.

People and family knew me on Twitter (fuck X) and I closed it.

People and family especially know me on Meta products, and I am going to be shutting that down in a week or so. I need to leave my contact info for folks to get ahold of me.

Family knew I was on TikTok, because my son was for his drag stuff.

The only platforms I am going to keep where coworkers, local friends, and family know me: LinkedIn and Goodreads.

LinkedIn because it the best way to find a job in my industry. I love my job now, but you never know. I only open the damn thing once a month or so.

Goodreads because I NEVER open it. It’s automatically tied to my kindle, and I read unhinged shit. I like the shock factor.

The stuff I’m keeping: tumblr, Bluesky, discord. These three kind of all tie together, and absolutely no family is involved.

I’m keeping my Reddit, but it’s its own isolated thing. I have a randomized username, and I share with no one.

I’ve never posted on YouTube or twitch, so I’m not counting those as social media.

I figure my family and local friends have my phone number. They no longer get unfettered and instant access to my life.

[beardedmrbean]

A married Illinois special education teacher accused of molesting a 15-year-old student told police that she’s being set up by the teen — and that she was targeted for being “good looking.”

Christina Formella, 30, a teacher and soccer coach at Downers Grove South High School, insisted to cops she’s a “good person,” but that “everybody” comes after her because of her looks, according to documents obtained by WGN9.

The sporty dirty blonde denied having sex with the teenage student, and said that he accused her of having an inappropriate relationship with him because she “cared too much about him,” the documents show.

Formella — who married her college sweetheart in August last year — allegedly sexually assaulted the boy before the start of the school day in December 2023, DuPage County prosecutors said.

She claimed that the student had broken into her phone and used her number to send the inappropriate messages to her as a “blackmail” plot, investigators said.

“She claimed that one day, [the boy] had grabbed her phone unattended, had entered her passcode … had sent the message to his phone, had then deleted the message from her phone, and had saved it to his phone as blackmail,” the court documents read.

The messages were discovered last month by the victim’s mother after she bought him a new phone and linked it to his iCloud account, DuPage County prosecutors said.

Formella allegedly told the victim, “I love having sex with you,” in messages reportedly sent in 2023 when she was 28, court documents show.

“I know baby I love it so much … It feels so good … It’s so passionate … It’s so intimate … It’s so perfect,” the boy reportedly responded to Formella. “I love you so so much mama.”

The relationship continued until the student broke it off, according to prosecutors.

When the messages were discovered, the mother took her son to Downers Grove police station and reported the alleged abuse.

Formella was charged with two counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and one count of criminal sexual assault, and was released on the condition that she not enter the school grounds or have contact with anybody under 18.

She has also been placed on paid leave from her job.

Students have been urged to come forward to police or the school if they saw anything dangerous or unusual, and authorities will take “all reports seriously,” Board of Education President Don Renner said on Monday in a statement to the board.

Formella has denied the allegations against her and insisted she never had sex with the student.

She earned her teaching license in 2017, shortly after leaving Concordia University Chicago, where she and her husband met as student athletes. He played baseball, she played soccer.

Formella had been teaching at Downers Grove High since 2020, according to her LinkedIn.

New bodycam footage shows Formella breaking down in tears during her arrest on March 16, according to a video published by the YouTube channel Ape Huncho.

“I feel like I’m gonna throw up,” she said, as she sobbed into her cuffed hands and pulled her knees up to her chest.

Formella’s next court appearance is scheduled for April 14.

[preet-01]

Ohh the beauty of their dreams!!!

Here is a snippet from chapter 5 of The Beauty of Their Dreams!

I had to take a break from this fic before and after the presidential election just for my own sanity but it will be updated in December!

Martin.

As it turns out, like it always is in the District, Daniel and Max have a mutual connection. Not just any mutual connection because there are many as they’ve learned after careful comb-throughs of their connections on LinkedIn, but a mutual connection in their social lives.

Seb, who hates using his own social media, had spent hours going through their social media and contacts before landing on the name of one Mr. Martin Garrix.

Grew up in New York going to the same schools as Max before their paths diverged after high school – Max to college and Martin to the DJ scene. But despite everything, they had remained close friends and still saw each other often enough to be pictured by people around the District.

While childhood friends with Max, Martin had met Daniel at some party in Ibiza years ago when Daniel was still in undergrad and on a boys’ trip for summer break. They had reconnected more recently at some DC club when Daniel was hooking up with the Vice President’s Deputy Chief of Staff.

So the story forms.

Martin is brought into the fold and gives them the necessary background should anyone question how they met.

“So you two are actually doing this?” Martin asks when he’s over at Max’s for drinks and games.

“I need a spouse and political connections, ‘If not a Kennedy, then a Ricciardo, or better yet get both’ has been the go-to motto for every Democratic presidential campaign,” Max replies.

[posttexasstressdisorder]

Police officer killed, 5 other people wounded after gunman holds Pennsylvania hospital staff hostage, officials say

By Alaa Elassar and Taylor Galgano, CNN

6 minute read

Law enforcement officers respond to the scene of a shooting at UPMC Memorial Hospital in York, Pennsylvania on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025.Sean Simmers/The Patriot-News/AP CNN  — 

A police officer was killed and five other people were wounded when a man took medical staff hostage and opened fire at a York, Pennsylvania, hospital on Saturday morning, officials said.

The gunman, identified by authorities as Diogenes Archangel Ortiz, 49, was also killed, authorities said.

Two other law enforcement officers were shot by the gunman and are in stable condition, York County District Attorney Tim Barker said at an afternoon news conference.

An intensive care unit doctor, nurse and a custodian suffered gunshot wounds and a fourth employee was injured in a fall, according to Barker.

The gunman had arrived at the hospital carrying a bag with a handgun and zip ties and went straight to the ICU, where he held staff members hostage, Barker said.

Officers were preparing to confront the gunman and breach the ICU when Ortiz held an ICU employee hostage at gunpoint and ordered police to get back, according to Barker.

“They did, so the person being held hostage would not be harmed, and were attempting to try to engage in discussion with Mr. Archangel Ortiz,” Barker said. The woman being held hostage also had her hands tied with zip ties, according to Barker.

When Ortiz came out into the hallway still holding the ICU employee at gunpoint, the officers opened fire and fatally shot Ortiz, Barker confirmed.

While investigators have not yet given a motive for the attack,the incident appears to have been specifically targeted at the ICU, Barker said. In the previous week, the gunman was in contact with the ICU for a medical purpose involving another individual, according to Barker.

“No patients have been injured. The hospital is now secure,” Susan Manko, spokesperson for UPMC Memorial in York, told CNN.

The officer who died was Andrew Duarte, his department confirmed on Facebook. Duarte had joined the department in 2022 after five years at the Denver Police Department, according to his LinkedIn profile. In 2021, Duarte had received the Mothers Against Drunk Driving hero award for his work in impaired driving enforcement.

“He was someone who put on the uniform of service and went out to try and keep his neighbors safe,” Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, who met with Duarte’s parents Saturday evening,said at the news conference. “He is to be commended for a life of service, albeit cut way too short from a life of service to others. We’re deeply grateful to him.”

Pennsylvania lost “a hero,” Fraternal Order of Police State Lodge President Joseph Regan and York County Lodge #73 President Trent Bushman said in a statement.

“Officer Duarte’s bravery and commitment to upholding the law are a testament to the selflessness shown daily by those who have dedicated themselves to protecting and serving,” the statement read.

Witnesses describe scene of shooting

Jayden Robertson and his grandmother were visiting his aunt’s hospital room on the fourth floor at UPMC Memorial Saturday morning when an announcement was made about an intruder with a weapon.

At first, they didn’t think much of it, assuming it might just be “a little kid who forgot he had a pocket knife in his pocket or something like that,” Robertson told CNN.

It wasn’t until a friend texted him a news report stating there had been a shooting at the hospital he and his family fully understood the gravity of the situation.

When Robertson looked out the window, he saw many police cars and officers running to their vehicles to grab guns and shields.

In the same building,Betsy Small was visiting her mother at the hospital around 10:30 a.m. when she started to hear “strange noises, a lot of activity, and then alarms going off.”

When she looked out the window, people were running, she said, and a woman announced something about a “lockdown” over the intercom system.

“I thought, oh something’s going on in here, but you never think it’s going to be a shooting, not in a hospital,” Small, 58, told CNN.

When the alarms went off, Small said she believes her hospital room door locked. She crouched down on the floor near the window for safety, her mother fast asleep in her hospital bed throughout all the commotion.

Within minutes, three or four police cars had arrived and officers were running into the building with shields and guns, she said she saw through the hospital room window.

For the next hour or so, Small watched through the hospital door window as nurses ran back and forth on her floor while yelling at one another.

At 11:41 a.m., her daughter texted her that a shooter “had been taken out.”

As of 3 p.m., Small was not yet allowed to leave the building and said she has seen some of the nurses crying with one another in the hallway.

“I feel sad for everybody, honestly I do. It’s a sad situation,” Small said.

The weekend incident happened as the nation continues to grapple with mass shootings in places usually considered safe. It was one of at least 37 mass shootings in just the first two months of this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive. Like CNN, the archive defines a mass shooting as one in which four or more people are shot, not including the shooter.

And in the first month of this year, at least 31 officers have been shot in the line of duty – including two who were killed, according to the National Fraternal Order of Police.

For health care workers, the violent situation came as they grappled with rising threats in their workplaces. Health care professionals are five times more likely to experience workplace violence than workers in other fields, according to the American Hospital Association.

Related card In the last decade, an estimated 40 million Americans lived within 1 mile of a mass shooting

Shapiro said during the news conference state and local leaders will work with affected health care workers to ensure they have the resources to heal.

“I know that the trauma that the health care workers here today had to deal with is not something that goes away overnight,” Shapiro said.

“Every day when you put on your white coat or your uniform of service to others here in this wonderful hospital, or any hospital across Pennsylvania, you are performing that function because you care about your neighbors and you want to make sure that they are healthy and safe. Something like this should never, ever happen in your place of work.”

Pennsylvania state Sen. Dawn Keefer and state Rep. Seth Grove said in a joint statement they are praying for “those who were injured and for the loved ones’ coping with an unthinkable act.”

“Our hearts go out to the victims, their families and all those affected by this senseless act of violence,” Keefer and Grove said, thanking first responders “for their swift actions in securing the scene, treating the wounded and ensuring the safety of our community.”

UPMC Memorial, a 104-bed hospital, opened in August 2019 and provides emergency medical care, cardiology and vascular services, chronic disease management, and surgical services. York is located in southern Pennsylvania.

CNN’s Kia Fatahi, Sharif Paget, Sarah Dewberry and Natalie Barr contributed to this report.

This story has been updated with additional information.

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[tina-aumont]

Hi Eleni, I love your blog,you built it with love, respect and dedication. Just an clarification and 2 questions for you. First, for what I know Christian Marquand and Dominique Sanda never married. In fact, I haven't seen any pictures of them together. I think they had a brief relationship, if not a liasion or encounter (one night stand). I haven't seen photos of him with his son. Of course I can be wrong. Questions: of what did Frédéric Pardo die? Where I can find more pics &info of Theresa?

Hi Anon, thank you for your patience! I'll ask your questions in this post, and I'll try to go by person you asked, I hope it's well explained, and don't worry, I'm not English neither :)

Frédéric Pardo was born the 7th February 1944 and passed away the 19th December 2005, he died of lung cancer. According to this site (GENEANET) he married Dominique Sanda the 20th September 1976 in Saint-Ouen-Marchefroy, 28260, Eure-et-Loir, Centre-Val de Loire, France. They had no children and they divorced some years later as Frédéric met Thérèsa and married her in the late 70s and they didn't have any child neither, so Frédéric Pardo had no children but he had some nephews as he had two brothers.

Frédéric Pardo and Dominique Sanda pictured in June 1978 (Photo by Jean-Jacques LAPEYRONNIE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images).

And if you look at Dominique Sanda's profile in this very same site, you'll see that she and Christian Marquand, as you said, never got married although they had a kid. According to this site, they had a liaison in 1971 and Yann was born in 20th April 1972. Yann is an actor and, assistant director.

Yann Marquand pictured in 1977. (Photo by Jean-Jacques LAPEYRONNIE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images).

And finally here you have two photos of Thérèsa Pardo taken in 1984 during her modelling days:

These two photos are taken by Peter Beard and can be found at ARTNET site.

You have a little more information about Thérèsa (and a tiny photo) at her LinkedIn profile and finally, I've been searching for Thérèsa Pardo's pictures and the site I see there are more photos of her is Getty Images website. In this editorial images website, you can see some great Thérèsa's photos where you can see that she has blue/grey eyes!!

Thérèsa Pardo pictured in Summer 2020. (Photo by Foc Kan/WireImage).

Well, I think I don't forget anything to answer you, but if I did, contact me again and I will make this post longer.

It's been a pleasure answering your question, and thank you very much for your kind words about my blog!!

Eleni :)

[thefauxsport]

Nick Bosa and his new girl please

So we were tipped off about two girls. A blonde and a brunette. The blonde contacted us, let us know Nick liked a photo of her from a few years ago and that she was not dating him, never dated him, and didn't want to be involved in this. We were able to verify her identity because she was able to tell us everything about the photo we saw.

We had someone else reach out about the brunette. This was a lot more sus though since they told us her name and her nickname, but also said Nick didn't follow her but liked her posts, how they met in a club in Boston, and that the girl was smart and also worked as a part time model. We pulled some snoop reports and he hasn't liked any photos of anyone, we did linkedin searches for the girls name and the field we were told about, and could not find anything. Also the username that tipped us off was the same as the nickname the girl has.

So we don't believe either girl is the one he's supposedly seeing.

We also find it suspect he's posting this on a finsta, considering he was liking and commenting on Lauren's posts with his actual username.

But, we can't verify so do with this intel what you will.

[femmefatalevibe]

hi, idk if you answered this before, but how did you manage to become self-employed by 24? also any career building tips in general?

Hi love! Well, I'm nearly 25 now (Leo baby here, lol) and have been self-employed since around 21/22 full-time. I would say the main factors at play are a combination of starting my career as early as possible (first real internship in the fashion industry at almost 16 and starting freelancing at around 19), earning a full scholarship to a top private university, and freelancing throughout college allowed me to have a lot of time and freedom to work on my skills, build my networks/portfolio, etc. (I'm not going to discount all of the privileges and resources I've had working in my favor, including the ability to begin my postgrad life with zero debts, that would be disingenuous, for certain).

In terms of career advice, I would say here are some of my most important tips:

Figure out where your skills and passions align. Then determine the lifestyle/work culture you thrive in and what sacrifices you're willing to make in your chosen career path (for some, it's always traveling/talking to people 24/7, working late hours, unpredictable/unconventional hours, potentially lower pay/less predictable income, etc.). It truly depends on your top values, your personality, and your goals/priorities in life.

First focus on getting incredibly talented at your craft. Find a mentor(s) who will push you with their feedback/suggestions. Take classes/skills courses/read books & articles to gain more applicable knowledge/hard skills. Join clubs, apply to internships, volunteer, and request informational interviews in your desired field.

Make your skills marketable. Create a professional resume and/or neat portfolio/collection of work samples. Discover and articulate your USP (that should essentially serve as the backbone of your elevator pitch). Frame your skills through a customer/business-centric lens. How does your experience/skillset solve their problems and help a company/client achieve their goals?

Build a network for yourself. Don't be shy to reach out to companies/individuals who inspire you. Speak with your secondary school teachers and professors for connections. Create peer-to-peer networks, too, so you can grow together. Be a fearless networker and connector. Help others, do favors, and make the person glad they met/hired you. Make it your objective to be memorable through your work ethic/providing high-quality work products and showing up with a motivated & overall positive attitude allows people to like and trust you with their time, clients, money, etc.

Master the art of a killer email/cold pitch. Especially in today's world, learning how to sell yourself through intriguing emails/LinkedIn messages is the key to unlocking potential success. One client or opportunity can create momentum that will be useful years down the line, too.

When in doubt, follow up – on an email, pitch, job opportunity, connection, etc.

Be ruthless and relentless with your research. For new contacts, connections, opportunities, and information to support your pitches/job interviews/networking conversations, new technologies, and trends within your field. Read everything credible you can get your hands on. Display working knowledge and practical applications of these concepts and how they can benefit the person in front of you/their business.

Create systems. For how you structure emails/pitches, conduct research, different types of workflows/ work template structures for different types of projects, time-blocking, client funnels, etc.

Get comfortable with rejection. Use it as a primer for self-reflection and refining your craft/processes or help you pivot your approach to help you achieve your goals. Never take business decisions on behalf of a company personally (and vice versa).

Give yourself breaks, but don't give up. Tapping out for good is the only surefire way to fail at an endeavor. Be flexible in your path, but zeroed in on your goal(s). Learn when to quit or pivot, and when it's time to coast or seek growth.

Hope this helps xx

[stephenstrange-md-phd]

Did something tremendously satisfying!

Had this incredibly misogynistic guy who's a brother like figure to one of my colleagues! Posts disturbing amount of misogynistic posts .... And by disturbing I mean very very disturbing even by 3rd world country standards....like how he posted that modern women deserve to get r*ped and die for wanting to go out past 6pm against their dad's wishes ......So he doesn't post on any other open social media but on his WhatsApp where he has close contacts just as misogynistic as him.... And my colleague who's equally misogynistic now , would SS and re-post his thoughts on his WhatsApp! I hated that guy for long long time... But I never called him out on public instead started SS those things and he had all his contacts saved by full name... So this has been going on for about 3 years.... For some reason I've kept the SS of some of the most disturbing posts.... Idk why.... I'm a very busy person andi don't dwell with degenerates but for some reason I did..... Cut to 2 months ago I met the colleague and his so called brother and found out he had recently joined a company, and was engaged in an arranged marriage....

I did something.... And I'm not at all remorseful of it.... I connected with his boss overseas on LinkedIn.... Left an anonymous tip ! With all the SSs ....

He's overseas training program was cancelled, and he was fired ! Heard the girl's dad called off the wedding ....

[gallifrey1sburning]

The number of times over the years that people I hooked up with that I met on dating apps were later suggested to me as possible LinkedIn contacts is… not insignificant.

modern social media should stop offering "sync with your phone contacts to follow them" options and start offering "block all your phone contacts so they never see your account" options

[itsrattysworld]

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[pronouncingitwang]

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When I was in junior high, a new girl came to our school. I had never seen anyone as smart, beautiful or amazing. We awkwardly “went steady,” but it didn’t last. At our 30th high school reunion, I asked her how she remembered our connection. She answered with the kindest thing anyone has ever said to me: “I have a 13-year-old daughter, and someday she is going to ask me what it means to be in love with a boy. I am going to begin by telling her about you.” – Geoff Badenoch, 71, Missoula, Mont.

On the Second Avenue bus in 1981, during my last year of law school, I made eye contact with a handsome man about my age. We spent the rest of the long ride taking not-so-discreet glances at one another. When I got off at my stop at 34th Street, he waved goodbye sadly. The next week, there was a personal notice on the last page of The Village Voice that read, “Second Avenue bus, 34th Street, you got off, I waved. Call me.” I never did, and I regret it. – Marybeth Kass, 69, Holyoke, Mass.

I was a shy late bloomer, and my high school boyfriend helped me open up. I was hellbent on leaving our small southern Indiana town, and he had to stay for family reasons. While I was attending college in Chicago and dating someone new, I wished my ex a happy birthday. He asked to connect and catch up, but I didn’t reply. Two days later, he died in a car wreck. I’d give anything to reconnect and play the “what if” game with him. Instead I play it with his ghost. – Mary Jeanette Ennis, 28, New York City

He was my roommate in the Navy. We did everything together and thoroughly enjoyed each other’s company. I knew he was gay, but didn’t really know I was for another 10 years. I still think of him often. I tried once to find him, but his name is too common. I think we would have had a wonderful life together. – Ronald Babb, 72, Tacoma, Wash.

She was the first woman I was head over heels in love with — but she was straight, so we became best friends instead of lovers. It was only after I married my partner years later that she told me she’d harbored a crush the whole time. – Quinn Blais, 26, Baltimore

My first month studying abroad in England, I met a handsome guy from Devon who was studying to be an architect. It was love at first sight. On the last night we spent together, before I was to return to the United States, he said he thought he was falling in love with me. During the flight home, I couldn’t stop crying. We never saw each other again. To this day, I think of him as the love of my life. I wish I had followed my heart and never gotten on that plane. – Jeanne Hartig, 74, Pittsburgh, Pa.

I was working at a library during university and felt an unexpected spark with a French exchange student. After my shift, I offered him a ride home. I studied French, so we had a dynamic conversation. We spent the night together before he left for France. We tried emailing, but as the months rolled on, I began to date someone else. Around three years ago — 24 years after our first meeting — I saw his name pop up on LinkedIn. I was traveling to Paris, and we made a plan to meet up. We had changed so much, but I never forgot his eyes. The night flew by. We joked that we’ll have to meet again when we’re in our 70s. – Lisa, 48, Toronto

We met while studying abroad in Australia, living together for two months in a big house with other wildlife researchers. Lying in the tall grass, we exchanged stories about our lives until it felt like we’d always known each other. Once the semester was over, I visited him in New York, but neither of us wanted a long-distance relationship. A few years later, I invited him to join me on a road trip. When we finally arrived in San Francisco, his parents invited us for dinner. I felt immediately at home but wondered if I would ever see them again. He came into my life once more in 2022. He was driving across the country and asked if he could sleep on my couch for a few days. This time I didn’t let him go. We’re getting married in July. – Tess Kendrick, 27, Denver

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