#dallas nightingale

[ratwhowrites]

Decided to post a writing prompt I did with the beach boys

Why did it have to be him?

Dallas Nightingale was blessed enough to be fairly attractive and a social butterfly. Meaning that he has quite a few friends and admirers. Dallas would go on and on to Flynn about the parties and hang outs where he had supposedly met “the love of his life”. So much so that his sister became bored of hearing it. What was obvious to her but not to her brother was that he had no idea what that term meant. But he was going to.

Dallas described that night as a meeting arranged by the gods themselves. It had to be. Because for once, Dallas’s theatrics were true. Meeting him was a life changing moment. And it was only then that Dallas really understood what that term means. Love. It was none of the brief relationships he had. None of the people he would rave about to Flynn. It’s him.

Dallas feels his heart rate skyrocket as a gloved hand intertwines with his. He laughed joyfully as he is dragged along. And while he does feel genuine joy, there is also a sense of fear that causes his heart to hammer in his chest. Why is he so afraid? Nothing is happening. Regardless of this irrational fear, Dallas allows himself to be pulled to who knows where by this boy. Romero Kingston, Dallas’s best friend.

The two boys were practically inseparable. Everyone who knew them all knew how close the two are. Ever since they met, you would never see one without the other. Brothers, they’d call them. Two peas in a pod. 

But Dallas disagreed. As he watched the setting sun cast a radiant glow over Romero’s flawless skin, giving him an almost ethereal look, he disagreed. Dallas silently thanks the gods for giving him naturally rosy cheeks to hide how warm his face is as he stares at Romero’s breathtaking smile. How is it that someone can have such a beautiful smile that it freezes people in their tracks and makes their minds go blank? Dallas wondered this every time he saw Romero smile. Some part of him desperately craves to be the reason he smiles. 

Dallas and Romero crack jokes, determined to make each other laugh as they sit on the docks, watching the sun set beneath the sea. For once, Romero was confident enough to remove the necklace that disguised his non human features, letting the wind blow through his feathers. Dallas watches in awe as Romero’s wings stretch out, enjoying the breeze brought by the evening. It’s enchanting. Dallas felt as if he were looking at some divine being. Not just a siren boy who worked at a bar in the city. 

Of course he’s a siren.

Pirates were known for falling head over heels for sirens in stories. But this is real. Dallas had fallen and fallen hard. It was almost impossible to tear his eyes away from Romero and actually enjoy the view of the setting sun. He’s seen it a million times before so to the young pirate, there was nothing all that interesting about it. Dallas is much more interested in Romero’s reaction, watching his eyes light up in pure delight as the oranges and reds in the sky give way to deep purples and blues, stars sparkling in the distance. Dallas could see the stars reflecting in Romero’s eyes. And that was much more appealing to him than the real thing. 

@randowaffle @thatmangledpheonix

[salemoleander]

lost in the dark (Hunger AU) webweave

Created as a tribute to the absolutely incredible fic @definitelynotshouting is writing, up to the current plot beat!

// Sources under readmore //

What is a webweave? Previous art: Third Life | Void Falling | Attempt 33 | Martyn | Limited Life | Nightingale Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | singing songs to the secrets behind my eye | A Hundred Things We Had Not Dreamed Of | solving counting sheep

Pt. 1: Flutter / Valerie Hammond ◆ Sanssouci Palace + The Black Ice Cream Song edit / @mountainqoats ◆ Excerpt from The Average Fourth Grader is a Better Poet Than You (And Me Too) / Hannah Gamble via @blackberryjambaby ◆ of course i bite textpost / @valtsv ◆ Lie Down / Ellen Jenkins ◆ 27 / Daniil Kharms trans. Matvei Yankelevich ◆ Embrace my Soul / Sergio Borga ◆ Color Changing Magic Potion / DirksenCraft ◆ Fragile Bird / @cocoabats ◆ Holding Onto Black Metal / Debra Baxter ◆ Excerpt from III. The Child / Quinn Newell via @voicedwords ◆ Crawler Pot / Rose Schmits ◆ Metamorph / Gunnel Watkins ◆ Untitled eye / Henrik Aa Uldalen ◆ tumblr guide for chad twitter users (real) / @arahir ◆ the best way to solve problems tweet / @wolfpupy

Pt. 2: Reoccurring Nightmare comic / @deep-dark-fears ◆ Knotted Serpentine / Hannah Russell ◆ Garden + Blues in Dallas edit / @mountainqoats ◆ The Watching Moth / Cady Shaye Poorman ◆ NOCTURNAL Series 11 of 20 / Santiago Caruso ◆ Watching Moth / Cady Shaye Poorman ◆ Afterglow / Pei Wang ◆ Sun in an Empty Room + The Young Thousands edit / @mountainqoats ◆ Study for "Mathematics," "The Sciences" / Kenyon Cox ◆ Hard to Swallow / Debra Baxter ◆ Molly Brodak / Molly Brodak via @kafk-a ◆ 02112022, S.T. / @ryebreadgf ◆ Woman with Red Hood / Alice Pike Barney ◆ Come On, Motherfucker, You Survived! / @selfhealingmoments ◆ Excerpt from The Blind Assassin / Margaret Atwood via @flowerytale ◆ Heirloom II / Cindy Rizza

Pt. 3: Excerpt from The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock / T.S. Eliot ◆ i love you. i can't tell you / @/tturing (OP altered, original contents linked) ◆ Hope is the Thing - Sunset Flight / Erica Wagner ◆ Poppies + Nova Scotia edit / @mountainqoats ◆ Untitled (open/end) / Debra Baxter ◆ Excerpt from Alive at the End of the World / Saeed Jones via @geryone ◆ Weeping (Lamentacia) / Dezider Toth via @amare-habeo ◆ NOCTURNAL Series 7 of 20 / Santiago Caruso ◆ Fridge Funerary Epitaph / @catilinas ◆ Untitled (Trail of eyes) / @julialepetit ◆ Stained Glass Hellebore, California Poppy, + Poppy / Jessica Saunders ◆ 世界の声が聞こえるとき (When the voice of the world is heard) / Tomohiro Inaba ◆ Still from Don't make me do this again gif / @cibastion ◆ Excerpt from So I Locked Myself Inside a Star for Twenty Years / Jeremy Radin ◆ Excerpt from Invisible Monsters / Chuck Palahniuk via @quotespile ◆ Potion Bottles / Edited from Panel 1 Source

[roosterbruiser]

For the slumber party, can you share any changes or anything you are really excited about with the Cruel Summer novel?

remember when I announced a slumber party and then absolutely forgot about it? this is the latest anything's ever been ever in the history of the world

thank you for this question! I absolutely can share some changes and details I'm really excited about :-)

novel stuff under the cut!

it will not be called cruel summer because I think that title is kind of oversaturated in today's climate. bananarama, taylor swift, the tv show! I would hate for it to be lost! a working title for now is SKIN. but I call the trilogy NOW THAT YOU'RE GONE!

it's going to be a trilogy! I want to release them in a weird order, too. 1987 (which is the cruel summer rewrite), 1977 (a prequel), then 1987-88 which is the direct aftermath of 1987. in love with the idea of imperfect/unconventional victims and how our history shapes us and our decisions/choices.

1987 will be the most conventional horror story. 1977 is more of a thriller/drama. 1987-88 is more of a meditation on grief and trauma. like how we survive terrible things and why.

cannibalism is a big big big big big BIG theme. hunger, love, consumption.

it's definitely a character study! and you bet your bottom dollar that it is still a love triangle

here are all the characters: nightingale - wilhelmina "willie" sandusky rooster - augustus "gus" duvall hangman - dallas farrow phoenix - julie "jules" fraser bob - buddy morrison coyote - malcolm jones payback - matthew "matt" autrey fanboy - ricky lorne

I am 72k into the novel and none of it has been copied from the original work!

I think there are only going to be three survivors instead of four, but the jury is still out on this decision.

[lunamagicablu]

Nel profondo della mia anima c'è una canzone senza parole, una canzone che vive nel seme del mio cuore. Si rifiuta di sciogliersi con l'inchiostro sulla pergamena; avvolge il mio affetto in un manto trasparente e scorre, ma non sulle mie labbra. Come posso sospirarlo? Temo che possa mescolarsi con l'etere terreno; A chi lo canterò? Abita nella casa della mia anima, nel timore delle orecchie dure. Quando guardo nei miei occhi interiori vedo l'ombra della sua ombra; Quando tocco i polpastrelli ne sento le vibrazioni. Le azioni delle mie mani prestano attenzione alla sua Presenza come un lago deve riflettere le stelle scintillanti; le mie lacrime lo rivelano, come gocce luminose di rugiada rivelano il segreto di una rosa appassita. È un canto composto dalla contemplazione, E pubblicato dal silenzio, E evitato dal clamore, E piegato dalla verità, E ripetuto dai sogni, E compreso dall'amore, E nascosto dal risveglio, E cantato dall'anima. È il canto dell'amore; Quale Caino o Esaù potrebbero cantarla? È più profumato del gelsomino; Quale voce potrebbe schiavizzarlo? È profondo, come il segreto di una vergine; Quale corda potrebbe farla vibrare? Chi osa unire il ruggito del mare e il canto dell'usignolo? Chi osa paragonare la tempesta urlante al sospiro di un bambino? Chi osa pronunciare ad alta voce le parole destinate a essere pronunciate dal cuore? Quale essere umano osa cantare con la voce Il canto di Dio? Kahlil Gibran art by_ryder68_ *************************** Deep in my soul it is a song without words, a song that lives in the seed of my heart. She refuses to melt with ink on parchment; envelops my affection in a transparent mantle and flows, but not on my lips. How can I sigh it? I'm afraid it can mix with earthly ether; Who will I sing it to? He lives in the house of my soul, in fear of hard ears. When I look into my inner eyes I see the shadow of his shadow; When I touch my fingertips I feel the vibrations. The actions of my hands pay attention to his Presence like a lake must reflect the twinkling stars; my tears they reveal it, like luminous drops of dew reveal the secret of a withered rose. It is a song composed of contemplation, And published by silence, And avoided by the clamor, And bent by the truth, And repeated by dreams, And understood by love, And hidden from awakening, And sung from the soul. It is the song of love; What Cain or Esau could sing it? It is more fragrant than jasmine; What voice could enslave him? It is deep, like a virgin's secret; What string could make it vibrate? Who dares to join the roar of the sea and the song of the nightingale? Who dares compare the screaming storm to the sigh of a child? Who dares to speak the words out loud intended to be spoken from the heart? Which human being dares to sing with his voice The song of God? Kahlil Gibran art by_ryder68_

[dankusner]

Dallas buyers club

Ron Woodroof's Dallas Buyers Club provides experimental drugs for AIDS victims

NOTE: Mr. Woodroof died from an AIDS-related illness in 1992.

A film version of his story, Dallas Buyers Club, starring Matthew McConaughey as Woodroof, is due for release later this year.

From The Dallas Morning News, May 17, 1989

CLUB DISPENSES EXPERIMENTAL AIDS DRUGS

The closet in Ron Woodroof's bedroom looks like a miniature pharmaceutical warehouse.

Pint bottles of hydrogen peroxide, packets of dextran sulfate and small containers of a drug called Procaine PVP fill the spaces where clothes should hang.

From his tiny Oak Lawn apartment, Mr. Woodroof is operating one of the largest distribution centers for experimental AIDS treatments in the United States.

This month alone, the Dallas Buyers Club will dispense thousands of dollars worth of purported AIDS treatments to people diagnosed with the deadly disease.

"I am my own physician,' said Mr. Woodroof, 39, a former electrical contractor who founded the club in March 1988, shortly after his AIDS was diagnosed.

Currently, he is taking three experimental treatments that he believes have reduced his suffering and extended his life.

The buyers club, which has more than 580 local members, is part of a national network that imports AIDS treatments from other countries, including Japan, Switzerland and Sweden.

Some experimental drugs manufactured in the United States are shipped to other countries and brought back in through Mexico.

None of the treatments has been approved by the federal government for use by AIDS patients.

So far, the complicated arrangement has the blessing of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, although there is growing concern by federal officials that prices are being inflated and that some treatments may prove deadly.

"For the most part, we are looking the other way,' said Brad Stone, a spokesman for the federal agency, which oversees the manufacture and distribution of drugs.

"We allow personal quantities of AIDS treatments to be brought into the country if they are not on our import alert list. At this point, we aren't aware of any AIDS drugs being on that list.'

Buying clubs have stretched the FDA's intent somewhat by setting up a network of couriers and individuals who bring small quantities of certain drugs into the country.

The clubs then amass and distribute the drugs to willing -- and sometimes desperate -- AIDS patients who could not manage the process individually.

About 60 experimental treatments are available through the network. But the arrangements are not profit-making ventures, those involved emphasize.

"We are not trying to make money on these drugs,' said Mr. Woodroof.

"We have a 17 percent gross markup or less. It covers the basic product cost and shipping.'

While some local doctors are concerned about potential health problems from treatments that have not met U.S. standards, increasingly they are accepting their patients' decision to look beyond accepted therapies for a disease that has no cure.

"It's a reality of my practice and I'd be a fool not to expect it,' said Dr. Stephen Nightingale, director of the AIDS clinic at Parkland Memorial Hospital.

"But in the past year I have not seen any patient who was physically damaged by any remedy they were taking.'

Last month, however, the FDA issued a warning to AIDS patients who were drinking a diluted solution of hydrogen peroxide in the belief that it would somehow stop the spread of the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, which causes AIDS.

In the past year, a Conroe child died and several others were severely injured when they were mistakenly served high concentrations of the liquid.

A mother of one child had mistaken the drink for chilled water stored in the refrigerator.

The FDA warning has not deterred Mr. Woodroof from continuing to offer the drug.

He said he knows of 17 patients locally who are using the potion and seeing positive results.

"We're not going to stop handling it as long as someone who is HIV-positive wants it,' he said.

"The whole point of this is to give people options. If they see results, then that's all that matters.'

[wrestlefesthq]

mw for both male & females.

males: ricochet, kevin owens, sami zayn, tonga loa, zilla fatu, jacob fatu, max caster, danhausen, trent beretta, chuck taylor, alex shelley, chris sabin, eddie kingston, corey graves, baron corbin, cash wheeler, dax harwood, bo dallas, joe gacy, dexter lumis,bobby lashley,mark davis, powerhouse hobbs, zack sabre jr,roderick strong, mike bennett, matt taven, kyle o'reilly, charlie dempsey, xyon quinn, prince nana, isiah kassidy, marq quen, shawn michaels,kota ibushi, kazuchika okada, katsuyori, sanada, konosuke takeshita,yuki uneo, effy, ricky shane page, eddy thorpe, lucien price, mark brisco, austin ace, chris bey, alec price.

females: giovanna ebureno, bianca belair, willow nightingale, kamile, santana garrett, steph de lander, vipress, mandy leon, lola vice, xia brookside,wren sinclair, carlee bright, lash legend, jakara jackson, jadia parker, michin, iyo sky, auska,zoey stark, b3cca, la catalina, reyna isis, indi hartwell, allie katch, delta, queen aminata, serena deeb, lady frost, kilynn king, rachael ellering, killer kelly, dani luna, red velvet, gisele shaw, alisha edwards, jordynne grace, tasha steelz, jody threat, jessicka havok, shazza mckenzie, rosemary, veda scott, allysin kay, marti belle, maryse, barbie blank, kilynn king, rachael ellering.

[saveriopaletta1971]

Il Comitato di soccorso sanitario, istituito dalla Repubblica Romana nel 1849 durante il durissimo scontro con le truppe francesi, precedé di cinque anni il corpo di infermiere istituito da Florence Nightingale per la guerra di Crimea (1854). Lo guidò la principessa Cristina Trivulzio di Belgiojoso e ottenne il plauso dei repubblicani e persino dei soldati […]

[wrestlefestad]

𝙒𝙍𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙇𝙀𝙁𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙃𝙌-- we're a friendly + inclusive group looking for some fresh new faces to join our amazing crew ! you're free to be as creative as you want ! original characters are always welcomed !we also welcome any wrestler or personnel from any wrestling organizations !

𝙃𝙄𝙂𝙃𝙇𝙔 𝙍𝙀𝙌𝙐𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙀𝘿 -- solo sikoa, ricochet, jimmy uso, eddie kingston, brody king, danhausen, alex shelley, chris sabin, bryan danielson, max caster, kevin owens, sami zayn, bianca belair, willow nightingale, naomi, thea hail, kamile, tegan nox, lash legend, jakara jackson, step de lander, xia brookside, allie katch, indi hartwell, candice lerae, lola vice, jadia parker, vipress, iyo sky, auska, kairi sane,corey graves, ricky shane page, effy, bryan keith , big bill, matt taven, mike bennett, roderick strong, kyle o'reilly, bo dallas, dexter lumis, joe gacy, bobby fish, triple h, cash wheeler, dax harwood, tama tonga, tonga loa, pac,kilynn king, carlee bright, kendal grey, wren sinclair, brinley reece, ruby soho, aj lee, maryse, lita, barbie blank, tenille dashwood, killer kelly, lady frost, dani luna, aleeh james, allysin kay, marti belle, delta, brooke adams, velet sky, angelina love, wes lee, zack sabre jr, el phantasmo, robbie eagles, action andretti, dante martin, darius martin,mark briscoe, samoe joe, bobby orlando, the blade, mansoor, mark davis, jeff cobb, don callis, eddy thrope, tom lawlor, richard holliday, alex pric, aaron rouke, kazuchika okada, kota ibushi, konosuke taskeshita,lyra valkyria, zoey stark,mckenzie mitchell, shayna baszler, wendy choo,nikki cross, kayden carter, ivy nile, the creed brothers, alba fyre, arkady aura,isiah kassidy, marq quen . ( ++ so many more ! )

ask // applications // taken // most wanted

[b0ringasfuck]

nanorecensioni: Nightingale (2018)

va beh ci spostiamo un po' dalla sci-fi...

Va bene per farsi stare sul culo gli inglesi e il colonialismo, ma non è che offra molti spunti di riflessione o approfondimento.

Per altro finisce male... e spoiler... sopravvive la bianca irlandese anzichè l'aborigeno che per altro s'è sbattuto tutta la fatica.

Tutto fatto per farvi spendere lacrimoni e darvi un vago senso di giustizia.

Ma anche NO.

[portrait-paintings]

Edward Nightingale

Artist: John Smibert (Scottish, 1688–1751)

Date: c.1722-1724

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas

William Edward Nightingale (né Shore; 15 February 1794 – 5 January 1874) was a noted English Unitarian and the father of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.

[ratwhowrites]

World building or something

The crowd was like a never-ending sea, waves of people from every district, swallowing everything in their path, stragglers trapped in the current. The hot air generated from the large wave of people was practically suffocating me, and I could feel sweat dripping off my forehead despite not doing anything particularly laborious. It didn’t help that the air is naturally hot here. Such is the norm for the busy outlets of Cinderstone Heights, Hestia’s most popular tourist destination. 

I stumbled and took a second to regain my balance before I too was swept away. The smell of someone cooking meat from a nearby restaurant filled my nose as I tried to navigate my way through the endless stream of shoppers. Women in extravagant hats that make them stand out, men with long coats that dragged along the ground and got stomped on by the crowd. Teenagers hanging out outside the shops.. ah somethings never change. People dressed in all sorts of outfits, each one different. They ranged from simple farm clothes, glamorous gowns and suits, even hunters attire. I tried to avoid the last ones. The people wandering the market were like snowflakes, each one unique with none that were exactly the same. Beautiful.. from a distance at least. To be caught in the current was overwhelming to say the least. I couldn’t take more than three steps without bumping into someone. The chatter of what could have been thousands of shoppers and tourists hammered in my ears and pounded in my head.

It was then that I noticed the man in front of me had dropped something. It was small and just barely noticeable, if I had blinked, I would have missed it. I watched it catch the light as it spun, then disappear into the ocean of feet and wheels. Against my better judgement, I made a dive for the fallen object, careful not to be trampled by the herd as I scoured the floor for the shiny object, the hot ground burning my hands if they lingered in one spot too long. Out of the corner of my eye, I see a small shimmer. To my delight, the item was there, and I made quick work of snatching it and standing back up. Upon closer inspection, I realized it was a gold pin, designed to look like a rose. It was beautiful but worn. Whoever dropped it must care a great deal about it.

I looked around frantically, hoping to locate the stranger but trying to pick out an individual in this crowd was like trying to find a needle in a haystack. I struggled to remember what the man had looked like only recalling his leather coat and sword sheath. I rushed through the crowd, asking if they had seen the man. I felt as if I were swimming upstream as I had to push against people to get through. One girl had fortunately spotted him heading towards the farmers’ market. I knew that area would be less crowded at this time of day due to the heat. I breathed a sigh of relief, thanked the girl and made my way to the market, eyes peeled for the sword sheath and coat.

As I had predicted, the markets were rather empty, save for the occasional old ladies or collectors passing through.

That’s when I saw the coat. I raced forward and tapped his shoulder. When he turned, whatever I was going to say had been long forgotten. I was staring at Dallas Nightingale, legendary outlaw, hero of the isles. I felt almost shy. I had never spoken with a celebrity before, much less a hero. Ask anyone and they will tell you he’s the most approachable person, greeting everyone with a smile. Right now, he seemed a little confused, as if he were waiting for something... Wait.

“Um,” I said intelligently. “I- I found your pin.” I meekly held it up, mentally cursing myself for not having more to say. He looked down at it, then to a spot on his jacket and back to the pin in my head seeming to have the realization. He carefully picked it up and pinned it back in place. I anxiously awaited a response from him. After what felt like ages, he cleared his throat.

“Oh my gods I didn’t even realize I had lost it. Thank you so much; I don’t know what I would have done without it. This pin means a lot to me. I can’t believe I almost lost it, thank you again. You’ve got a better eye than I do.”

His smile was dazzling, had we not been outside, it would have brightened up an entire room. It was warm and friendly, enough to almost make me forget that I was talking to a famous person and not a close friend. He had that effect on people, as if he were simply a friend you’ve known for ages. He shook my hand firmly and I thought I might faint. He. Shook. My. Hand. THE Dallas Nightingale had shaken my hand. I momentarily wondered if I was dreaming, or perhaps had gone insane and that this was all a hallucination.

“It- it was no trouble at all. I’ve got a eye for shiny things. It runs my family hehehe-” I’m talking to much, I thought. Dallas only smiled and gave a warm chuckle.

“That’s pretty impressive... oh- forgive me. I haven’t even asked you for your name.” He nervously chuckled.

“Ariel. Um Ariel Silver. It’s nice to meet you.” I didn’t even bother to pretend I didn’t know him. Everyone and their mother knew who he was. My face felt warm from embarrassment, and I could only hope he didn’t think I was weird.

“Ariel is a very nice name. It suits you. Thank you again miss. I’ve got to be going but I hope we’ll meet again. Take care!” He shook my hand one last time before rushing off. I stood there for a moment, gathering my thoughts. I couldn’t wait to tell everyone at work that I met him.

Meet Ariel Silver! My special, tragic little gal. Another important character in my story who has yet to be introduced here. I have a really cool idea for how I want to make these books and she is a big part.

@randowaffle @thatmangledpheonix

[agrpress-blog]

Il Direttivo della “Fondazione Levi Pelloni”, riunito a Roma sotto la presidenza di Felice Vinci, ha annunciato i nomi degli autori finalisti della XIV edizione del Premio “FiuggiStoria” 2023. I libri selezionati sono stati segnalati dai vincitori le edizioni precedenti, dalle case editrici e dal Comitato di lettura composto dagli “Amici del FiuggiStoria”. Finalisti per la “Saggistica”: Roberto Colozza: “L'affaire 7 aprile” (Einaudi); Eugenio Di Rienzo: “D'Annunzio diplomatico e l'impresa di Fiume” (Rubbettino); Emanuele Ertola: “Il colonialismo degli italiani. Storia di una ideologia” (Carocci editore); Emma Fattorini: “Achille Silvestrini. La diplomazia della speranza” (Morcelliana); Matteo Petrelli e Francesco Fusi: “Soldati e patrie” (Il Mulino); Pier Giorgio Zunino: “Gadda, Montale e il fascismo” (Editori Laterza) Per le “Biografie”: Paolo D’Angelo: “Benedetto Croce. Gli anni 1866-1918” (Il Mulino); Emanuele Di Muro: “Randolfo Pacciardi. Il sogno di una Nuova repubblica italiana” (Efesto); Luigi Giorgi: “Giuseppe Dossetti. La politica come missione” (Carocci editore); Gennaro Sangiuliano: “Giuseppe Prezzolini. L'anarchico conservatore” (Mondadori); Maurizio Sessa: “Edda. Sangue di famiglia” (Edizioni Medicea); Antonio Tedesco “Vittoria Nenni. N.31635 di Auschwitz” (Arcadia Edizioni). Per il “Romanzo Storico”: Ritanna Armeni: “Il secondo piano” (Ponte alle Grazie); Manuela Faccon: “Vicolo Sant'Andrea 9” (Feltrinelli); Valentina Gasparotto: “Diva d'acciaio” (Gaspari Editore); Eleonora Mazzoni: “Il cuore è un guazzabuglio. Vita e capolavoro del rivoluzionario Manzoni” (Einaudi); Michela Monferrini: “Dalla parte di Alba” (Ponte alle Grazie); Gaetano Petraglia: “La matta di piazza Giudia” (Giuntina). Per “Diari, Epistolari & Memorie”: Alessandro Carlini: “Nome in codice Renata” (Utet); Caterina Cardona: “Un matrimonio epistolare” (Sellerio); Vittoriano Esposito e Darina Silone: “Il Silone per cui combatto. Lettere 1999-2002” (Ianieri Edizioni); Mara Fazio: “Dal giardino all'Inferno. Lettere di una nonna ebrea dalla Germania” (Bollati Boringhieri); Nico Pirozzi: “Italiani imperfetti. Storie ritrovate di una famiglia di ebrei napoletani” (Memoriae Museo della Shoah); Catia Sonetti: “Attraverso il tempo con le parole” (Il Mulino). Per “Uomini & Storie”: Bruno Cianci: “Una lanterna nel buio. Florence Nightingale la prima infermiera” (Laterza); Eliana Di Caro: “Magistrate finalmente. Le prime giudici d'Italia” (Il Mulino); Sandro Gerbi: “Il selvaggio dell'Orinoco. Sulle orme del padre” (Ulrico Hoepli Editore); Sergio Tazzer: “Milada e le altre” (Kellermann): Enrico Terrinoni: “La vita dell'altro. Svevo, Joyce: un'amicizia geniale” (Bompiani); Marco Ventura: “Il fuoruscito - Storia di Formiggini” (Piemme). La cerimonia di premiazione si terrà il 20 dicembre prossimo in Roma presso la Sala del Refettorio di Palazzo San Macuto - Camera dei Deputati. Nel corso della cerimonia saranno proclamati anche i La cerimonia di premiazione si terrà il 20 dicembre prossimo in Roma presso la Sala del Refettorio di Palazzo San Macuto-Camera dei Deputativincitori dei Premi “FiuggiStoriaEuropa”, “FiuggiStoriaMultimedia”, “Menzione Speciale” e “FiuggiScienza”.

[roosterbruiser]

I think I saw that you said you decided on names. Could you share them? If you're comfortable!

I do feel comfortable sharing, but also scared!!

Nightingale is Wilhelmina Kerr, but she just goes by Willie

Jake is Dallas Farrow, but usually goes by Farrow (or just Dallas!)

Bradley is Augustus DuVall, but goes by Gus or Auggie

Bob is literally just Bobby Morrison

Phoenix is Julie Fraser and goes by Jules

Payback is Bruce Jones

Fanboy is Ricky Moreno

Javy is Vincent Autry, but goes by Vin

what do we think....? I worked really hard to make sure the names fit the time period (they were all born in the 60s, mind you!) and keep their general vibes the same!

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È stato infatti scoperto un buco nero ultramassiccio la cui massa è pari a ben 32,7 miliardi di volte quella del Sole, ubicato nel cuore di una galassia sita ad una distanza di 2,7 miliardi di anni luce dalla Terra. Un ‘mostro’ che per la verità era già noto dal 2004 ma fino ad oggi nessuno ne conosceva la reale portata, scoperta mettendo a confronti una serie di immagini catturate dal telescopio hubble con varie simulazioni che gli scienziati hanno condotto con il supercomputer DiRAC HPC COSMA8.

Di fatto ci troviamo di fronte ad uno dei dieci buchi neri più grandi mai scoperti fino ad ora. E la conferma è stata annunciata grazie a sofisticatissime tecniche di indagine (in particolare quella nota come lente gravitazionale), che hanno consentito di determinare che la massa di questo buco nero è ben 7 milliardi di masse solari più grandi di quanto si riteneva negli anni passati. Insomma un gigante cosmico la cui grandezza è persino difficile da immaginare, che si trova nel cuore di Abel 1201, un ammasso di galassie e per accertarne la dimensione sono state analizzate le distorsioni della luce prodotte dallo spazio tempo. Così sono anche riusciti ad identificarlo, posizionato al centro di Abell 1021 BCG, galassia ellittica diffusa nonchè la più luminosa. La sua dimensione è tale che il suo orizzonte degli eventi ha un diametro di 195 miliardi di km (1300 unità astronomiche)

Il professor Nightingale ha dichiarato, a proposito della scoperta: “Questo particolare buco nero, che è circa 30 miliardi di volte la massa del nostro Sole, è uno dei più grandi mai rilevati e al limite superiore di quanto crediamo grande i buchi neri possono teoricamente diventare, quindi è una scoperta estremamente eccitante”. Aggiungendo che “il lensing gravitazionale rende possibile studiare i buchi neri inattivi, qualcosa che attualmente non è possibile nelle galassie lontane. Questo approccio potrebbe consentirci di rilevare molti più buchi neri oltre il nostro universo locale e rivelare come questi oggetti esotici si siano evoluti più indietro nel tempo cosmico”.

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Poesia sulla natura, viaggio alla scoperta delle più importanti

La poesia sulla natura è una forma d'arte che celebra la bellezza e la grandezza del mondo naturale. Queste poesie spesso descrivono paesaggi, animali, piante, stagioni e altri aspetti della natura attraverso immagini vivide e parole ispirate. Poesia sulla natura: chi sono i più famosi poeti "internazionali"? La natura è una fonte di ispirazione per molti poeti, dal romanticismo al modernismo. William Wordsworth, per esempio, era un poeta del romanticismo noto per la sua poesia sulla natura. Nelle sue poesie, Wordsworth esplorava la bellezza e la grandezza della natura e il modo in cui la natura può ispirare la creatività umana. Anche John Keats, poeta romantico inglese, ha scritto molte poesie sulla natura. In "Ode to a Nightingale", Keats descrive la bellezza del canto dell'usignolo e il modo in cui esso evoca un senso di meraviglia e contemplazione. Keats esplora anche il tema dell'impermanenza della bellezza naturale, e il dolore che può derivare dalla consapevolezza che essa non durerà per sempre. Altri poeti, come il giapponese Matsuo Basho, sono noti per le loro poesie haiku, che spesso si concentrano sulla bellezza semplice della vita quotidiana. In "The Old Pond", Basho descrive la bellezza del suono dell'acqua e la pace che essa può portare alla mente. Chi sono i più famosi poeti italiani che hanno trattato il tema della natura? La letteratura italiana ha una lunga e ricca tradizione di poesia sulla natura, e molti dei suoi più famosi poeti hanno scritto poesie che celebrano la bellezza e la grandezza del mondo naturale. Uno dei più famosi poeti italiani che ha trattato la natura è sicuramente Francesco Petrarca, considerato uno dei più grandi poeti del Rinascimento italiano. Nelle sue poesie, Petrarca esplorava spesso i temi della bellezza naturale e del passaggio del tempo. La sua famosa poesia "Solo et pensoso" descrive un paesaggio naturale suggestivo e solitario. Un altro grande poeta italiano che ha scritto poesie sulla natura è Giovanni Pascoli, uno dei più importanti poeti del simbolismo italiano. Le poesie di Pascoli spesso esplorano la bellezza e la forza della natura, come nella sua poesia "Il Fiume", che descrive il potere del fiume e la sua incessante corrente. Perché la natura è un tema importante per la poesia? La natura è un tema importante per la poesia perché rappresenta una fonte di ispirazione per molti poeti e una fonte di meraviglia e bellezza per tutti noi. La poesia sulla natura celebra la bellezza e la grandezza del mondo naturale, e attraverso le parole del poeta, ci invita ad apprezzare la natura in modo più profondo e significativo. La poesia sulla natura può assumere molte forme e toni diversi. Può essere romantica, contemplativa, politica o ecologica. Ma in ogni caso, la poesia sulla natura ci invita a guardare oltre la superficie delle cose e a scoprire la bellezza che si nasconde nella natura. Inoltre, è un tema così importante per la poesia è che essa rappresenta un contrasto con il mondo artificiale e urbanizzato in cui viviamo. La natura ci ricorda la semplicità e la bellezza delle cose essenziali, e ci invita a rallentare e ad apprezzare il momento presente. La natura ci dà un senso di connessione con il mondo e con gli altri esseri viventi, e ci fa sentire parte di qualcosa di più grande di noi stessi. Foto di Mila del Monte da Pixabay Read the full article

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