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"Thanksgiving Matters" by Susan J. Bryant
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a rondeau In troubled times of bleak divide Where icy rifts grow twice as wide, To gather is the gift that brings A blast of warmth from blissful things No earthly soul should be denied. To toast and chat sat side by side With feasting kin all unified In thanks will give the spirit wings In troubled times. Just as the moon’s bloom turns the tide, Just as the sun-soaked swallows…
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“Nine Arrested In Anti-Draft Street Riots,” Montreal Star. March 25, 1942. Page 3. ---- Tram Store Windows Broken as Mobs Throng North End District ---- Seven youth and a 23-year-old man arrested by city police last night during anti-conscription, anti-Semitic riots in the north and east section of the city, were held on personal bail of $200 each today by Judge Tetreau, pending trial on charges of vagrancy on April 2. All plead not guilty when arraigned. Another accused a 15-year-old boy will appear before Court.
The nine were arrested at the arena of two of the several disturbances during which, according to police reports, traffic was blocked, store, automobile and street car window were broken, car trolleys were pulled off their lines and cries were pulled off their of “A bas la conscription" (down with conscription) and "A bas les Juifs” (Down with the Jew) drowned out other shouting.
LIST OF ACCUSED The accused today gave their names and addresses as follows:
Fernand Lapointe, 22, 2379 Rouen street; Maurice Riel, 19, 3925 Mentana street; Jean Paul Deapres, 17, 7566 de-Gaspe street; Raymond Lefrancois, 16, 7549 Henri Julien street; Andre Laberge, 16, 310 St. Joseph Blvd East Edgar Therrien, 17, 6571 St. Dominique street; Jacques Rondeau 18, 5802 13th Avenue Rosemount; Laurent Crevier, 18, 4092, St. Denis street They are charged with vagrancy under article 28, section F, of the Criminal Code which rules that “every one is a loose idle or disorderly person or vagrant who causes a disturbance in or any street, road, highway, or public place by screaming, shouting, wearing, storing, or by being drunk, or by impeding or incommoding peaceable peaceable passengers.'
The offence carries a maximum penalty of a fine of $50 and costs or six months in Jail with or without hard labor or a fine and jail sentence both.
Contrary to the previous occasion Iast month when similar disturbances took place following an anti-conscription meeting in the St James Market hall, the riots did not start last night at or near the Pouliot anti-plebiscite meeting in the north end. MEETING ORDERLY Police stated today that the first disturbance started In the north end of the city but that the Pouliot meeting was conducted and finished in an orderly fashion. They were corroborated by newspapermen attending the meeting who pointed out that the first outbreak by the youthful demonstrators originated some distance from the hall at St. Dominique and Jean Talon streets where the meeting took place.
Police were unable to state whether any of the demonstrators had actually attended the meeting.
The first cries of "A bas les Juifs" and “A bas la conscription” were heard along deChateaubriand, St. Hubert and Beaubien streets, and north end side streets as a large group of youthful demonstrators gathered and headed towards the lower section of the city. The paraders pulled bus trolleys off their power lines, broke some store windows, stuck stickers on others, broke a few street car windows, and held up traffic in general
The crowd of demonstrators, as well as the spectators along the sidewalks, grew as the paraders continued on St. Lawrence boulevard, Beaubien streets, Bernard and Laurier avenues. The largest group was broken up by police at St. Lawrence boulevard and Pin avenue in a melee in which much shouting and street fighting took place. Several of the youths in court today were arrested at that point.
YOUNG MAN INJURED Maurice Quintal, 17, 6599 Alma street, who claimed to be only passing by at the time was taken to the Hotel Dieu to be treated for facial injuries. He claimed he was struck by a soldier at Napoleon street and St Lawrence boulevard. He was sent home after treatment.
Meantime, self -elected traffic officers tried to take control of traffic at several points and pieces of ice were flung at automobile when the drivers failed to follow the directions of the would-be traffic directors. This was done first at Laurier avenue and St Lawrence boulevard where the glass in a street car door was also broken.
One of the first actual fistic melees between the demonstrators and others occurred in front of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association headquarters on Mount Royal avenue near Park avenue, where an altercation took place on the sidewalk. There were some fisticuffs without any real damage and no one could say who was the actual aggressor.
When the first mob was broken up by police at St. Lawrence boulevard and Pine avenue, many of the demonstrators proceeded to St. Hubert street to join another group that had paraded down that street from the north end. The crowd there mounted to about 500 and took control of the street obstructing traffic. POLICE REINFORCED As the crowd got out of hand on St. Hubert street more police under orders of Chief Inspector Alfred Belanger and Capt. J. O'Neiil were rushed from the north end of the city.
The demonstrators jeered and made cat-calls as they banged on tin cans and old tubs, rapped on passing cars with sticks, and smashed store and street car windows with pieces of ice.
The demonstration developed into a real riot to the Jewish section and the main plate glass window of Richstone's bakery at 3883 St. Lawrence boulevard was broken as well as the main show window to the Costiner Stationery and Toy store at 3951 St. Lawrence boulevard.
The remainder of the youths in court today were taken into custody on St. Lawrence boulevard below Napoleon street where an other fracas developed as police reserves tried to break up a parading group there.
Passengers in street cars on lines along the street visited by the various groups of rioters could be seen standing to the centre aisle of the car or on their seats to avoid flying glass from broken windows. They were following the advice of street car conductors and motor-men. ENDED AT MIDNIGHT By midnight the actual demonstrations had been virtually stopped. Owners of several better-known stores in the district and others with smaller premises surveyed the damage they had suffered, while several groups of citizens could be seen in various places still excitedly discussing the demonstrations.
One 15-year-old boy who refused to take the advice of police and 'break it up and go home" will appear today in the Juvenile Court.
Police who were blamed by by some time for the last outbreaks on grounds that there were too many of them at the St. James Market hall, pointed to the demonstrations of last night as proof of the fact that this was only an excuse offered by the rioters for their actions.
Pouliot Urges “No” To Plebiscite Question Both conscription for oversell military service and amalgamation of the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways were the immediate Federal legislative projects warned against last night by Jean Francois Pouliot, M.P. for Temiscouata. when exhorting Canadians to vote "No" In the April 27 plebiscite on pre-election Government commitments.
Mr. Pouliot spoke at a public meeting organized by the Ligue pour la Defense du Canada (League for the Defence of Canada) In the Jean Talon market hall. The hall was filled to capacity by a standing audience and outside, hundreds listened to the speeches from loud speakers.
Of the conscription issue, Mr. Pouliot said "Only those now on active service overseas, those who served overseas to the war of 1914-18 or those fathers who have sons overseas, can with decency call for compulsory overseas service.”
[AL: Esther Deslile caused a scandal by correctly identifying a strong current of antisemitism and pro-Vichy sentiment in Québec, though historians like John Hellman and Olivier Courteaux have largely confirmed her findings. That this antisemitism and pro-Vichy sentiment gained strength by opposing conscription during the Second World War is not surprising, and here is a particularly riotous example.]
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get to know me tag
I was tagged by @afishcallednuwanda !
favourite fictional characters - Here’s a sample:
Denis Rondeau, Patrick Bouchard, Charlène (Série Noire)
Gaétan Delisle, Huguette Delisle (C’est comme ça que je t’aime)
EVERYONE (L’âge adulte)
Jaime Lannister (Game of Thrones/sad that the show ended at season 4)
Gereon Rath, Charlotte Ritter (Babylon Berlin)
CLAIRE, Hot Priest (Fleabag)
Gaius Baltar, Six, Commander William Adama (Battlestar Galactiva)
Amber Moore Forrester Forrester Ashby Romalotti, Drucilla Barber Winters (B&B, Y&R)
Tom Wambsgans, Greg S.Hirsch, Marcia Roy, and pretty much everybody else (except Nate) (succession)
EVERYONE (Hannibal)
top movies -
The Truman Show
The Motorcycle Diaries
Dil Se
Infernal Affairs
The Fifth Element
Sliding Doors
In the Mood for Love
The Godfather
Le Dîner de Cons
This is in no way an a real top 5(or 9) list, but I come back to these titles on a regular basis.
top tv shows -
This list mostly represents the last 5 years.
Succession
Hannibal
Série Noire
Lâcher Prise
Sense8
The Good Place
Star Trek: TNG
Babylon Berlin
Friends
my continent - North America
Mental Age - huuuummm I'm not the best person to answer this
nicknames- (don’t ask)
métisse
sapin
room aesthetic - Grey
clothes style - I don’t know but I am partial to blouses with interesting prints
pronouns - She/her.
last thing I ate - Chicken hamburger
top bands/artists at the moment -
(I don’t know how to answer this so here’s some artists I listened to in the last few days)
Christine and The Queens
Texas (late 90′s stuff)
Dead Obies
Cabaret 1998 cast recording
Lorde
stereotype I fall into - somewhere between socially awkward and insufferable know-it-all
If you’re a follower of mine and want to answer, please do! Tag me to make sure I see it. No pressure :)
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The poet’s lament
I. Amid dead branches The last blossoming flower Surrenders its white.
II. It does not matter To the pale tree of twilight Whereon you focus; If bloom is all you care for, Please do ignore that red cross Spray painted on its cortex.
III. Alas, I am still somewhat human.
IV. Must you reduce me to my last flower? Catching each petal I send from above, Yet ever shunning the crumbling tower That sprouts such silvery tokens of love.
Must you deny me of humanity; Swindle me out of my right to decay? For I am more than but flower and tree, Yet even as such never met halfway.
There may solely be these petals pristine, The provided syrup, shade, kindling-wood; When I show the blight it remains unseen, Yet in this I long to feel understood.
Do not press my soul between two pages, It must undergo all of life's stages.
V. Please, accept me for all I am, Do not pick either wolf or lamb For I am neither dark nor light; Not one to flee; not one to fight; I exist outside that program.
Let's not buy into true love's scam; Perfection's premise ain't my jam, So meet me halfway day and night; Please, accept me.
Cause else this will be but a sham Twixt a ghost and a hologram, Hiding all that rots out of sight Like we're somehow immune to blight; We're not, so I'm asking you, ma'am, Please, accept me.
VI. Writings Distilled emotions All my cravings Fall on deaf ears Meaningless
VII. Whatever, lady, If you came for bite-sized love, Have a senryu.
--- 6-4-2019, M.A. Tempels © I: a haiku, II: a tanka, III: a six-word-story, IV: a Shakespearean sonnet, V: a rondeau, VI: an elfchen, VII: a senryu.
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Les Brigandes - Rondeau de France
Nochmal, diesmal live. Die Brigandes sind sowas von hinreißend, und dieses Lied ist grandios!
Montjoie Saint Denis !
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TAKTIQUE FAIT TON NUMÉRO [HD] (S2.96)
Épisode 156. Saison 2, Épisode 96. Les yeux dans les oeufs. Mikaël est invité au brunch dominical de la famille Desmarais-Rondeau. Pour lui permettre de mieux s’intégrer aux coutumes de la famille, Frida l’aide à préparer un numéro à exécuter devant Dalie et ses parents. Pendant ce temps, Lorane profite des conflits d’horaires de pratiques de soccer pour modifier quelque peu l’équipe des Crampons. Mettant en vedette: Laetitia Isambert-Denis (Lorane), Nan Desrochers (Frida), Frédérique Dufort (Dalie), Valérie Blais (Jocelyne), Aliocha Schneider (Carl), Alexandre Bacon (Mikaël), Stéphane Crête (Rick) et Guy Jodoin (Luc). 23mn47
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Thanks for taggin me :)
1) Fox Mulder - The X-Files
2) Ron Weasley - Harry Potter
3) Steve Rogers - MCU
4) Mrs Lovett - Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
5) Frank N' Furter - The Rocky Horror Picture Show
6) Alex DeLarge - A Clockwork Orange
7) Denis Rondeau - Série Noire
8) Ruth Wilder - G.L.O.W.
9) Harold Chasen - Harold and Maude
10) Gina Linetti - Brooklyn 99
Name ten favourite characters from different things (books, TV, film, etc) and then tag ten people!
I was tagged by @rogertaylorscupboard thank you ily <3
leia organa, star wars
aragorn, lord of the rings
sherlock holmes, bbc sherlock
jack sparrow, potc
daenerys targaryen, game of thrones
mia wallace, pulp fiction
luna lovegood, harry potter
peggy carter, mcu
neil perry, dead poets society
benjamin baker/sweeney todd, sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street
i don’t really know people here so i’m definitely not tagging ten people but here we go: @daisystrengthofaflower @pleasedontlookatmeaight @morganstrak @natromanxoff <3
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Collèges : quels élèves des Communes du Sud Agglo (Varces, Claix, St Paul de Varces, Vif) affectés au collège Pablo Picasso d’Echirolles ? C’est l’arbitrage officiel qui sera communiqué sous de brefs délais. Des perspectives circulent déjà. 6 constats techniques s’imposent. 1) Cet arbitrage est le fruit du décalage sur le sud agglo entre la progression démographique considérable et la chute des capacités des équipements scolaires avec la disparition du Collège des Iles de Mars (Pont de Claix). Et au moment même où les collèges privés sont pleins (2 demandes en moyenne pour 1 place disponible). Collèges qui donnent la préférence aux élèves ayant déjà effectué le primaire dans le privé. 2) Pour bon nombre de professionnels de l’enseignement, cette redistribution assurera une mixité sociale souhaitée par les élus municipaux en place de nature à changer les perspectives du Collège Pablo Picasso qui en 2017 a obtenu un mauvais score au brevet : 64, 47 % là où la moyenne départementale pour les collèges est de 89, 97 %. 3) L’arbitrage va consister à arbitrer entre soit une
logique de “glissage géographique” du territoire le plus proche au territoire le plus éloigné. Soit un réel nouveau découpage de la carte scolaire. 4) Ce découpage ne sera pas aisé notamment pour des élèves qui ont été préparés à aller dans des collèges très récents compte tenu du plan de modernisation engagé sous les mandats du Conseiller Général d‘alors Denis Bonzy et qui vont se voir affectés à un établissement des années 1970. 5) Cette situation sera très délicate pour les transports au moment où de façon globale l’entrée dans le sud agglo sera impactée de façon globale par les très lourds travaux du carrefour Echirolles - Rondeau qui annoncent des délais considérables de circulation dans cette partie de l’agglo. 6) Cette situation va probablement susciter de nombreuses réclamations face à la fermeture “en douce” par le Département (en accord avec la mairie de Pont de Claix) du collège des Iles de Mars dont la contenance initiale permettait de réguler les effectifs sur des bases différentes. Manifestement, un très lourd dossier du printemps 2019.
23/12/2018
#Collèges de proximité#Echirolles#Le Pont de Claix#Denis Bonzy#Varces Allières et Risset#St Paul de Varces#Claix#lepontdeclaix
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Les Brigandes – Rondeau de France
Hin- und mitreißendes Kriegslied! :-)
Wenn ich das Banner Frankreichs flattern sehe, Azuren und gold, lebt mein Herz wieder auf. In Zeiten des Schmerzes ersteht die Hoffnung auf’s Neue! Und es lebe Frankreich! Montjoie Saint Denis! Alle Freunde – vom Artois bis in die Provence – singen! Seht, wie sie für das Vaterland marschieren! Hißt die Fahne der Vorsehung! Und es lebe Frankreich! Montjoie Saint Denis!
„Montjoie Saint Denis!” Der unübersetzbare und auch etymologisch nicht ganz sauber geklärte Schlachtruf der Soldaten des Königs von Frankreich. Es gibt in jedem Fall einen Bezug zu Saint Denis bei (heute in) Paris. Bekanntlich die Grablege der Könige von Frankreich. Aber eben auch der Aufbewahrungsort der Oriflamme, des Heiligen Kriegsbanners der Könige von Frankreich. Die Oriflamme war allerdings wohl rot. Blau und Gold sind halt die Farben der „Dritten Rasse“, also des Hauses Capet-Valois-Bourbon. (Erste Rasse = Merowinger, Zweite Rasse = Karolinger).
Tjoar, Ihr linksliberalen und schwulen Arschlöcher, ist leicht, sich über „royalistischen Mummenschanz“ lustig zu machen, wa? Dann hoffen wir mal, daß Ihr auch noch lacht, wenn Ihr an den Laternenpfählen baumelt oder in den Straflagern sitzt.
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