#domincian

[boricuacherry-blog]

The homicide took place in 1986, when Martinez was just 9 years old, living in the Inwood neighborhood in upper Manhattan. Her parents, Jose and Idalia Martinez, owned the Dominican Express restaurant on Dyckman Street, the neighborhood's central artery. On the evening of November 22, Santos and two friends entered the restaurant. When the waitress approached their table, they insulted her with crude remarks. Martinez's father intervened, asking the group to leave.

A fight broke out, and the men tumbled through the doors and onto the sidewalk. In the scuffle, Santos pulled a .22-caliber pistol from his jacket pocket. The gun went off. A bullet struck Martinez in the chest. He didn't make it to morning.

A few weeks later, Santos fled New York City with a friend, returning to his native Dominican Republic to stay with family members. He never stood trial in the United States for Jose's murder.

For the next quarter-century, Martinez was left alone with her obsession, determined to find the man no one else could.

Throughout her childhood and teens, Martinez kept her tragedy to herself, as though she harbored a terrible secret. "I didn't want to tell anyone," she says. "I was embarrassed. But I always got enraged over justices - I would cry when something wasn't fair."

She majored in political science at New York University, but she had other dreams: singing, acting, modeling. All along, her family's unresolved past interrupted her hopes for the future.

While there, Martinez discovered that the investigator assigned to her father's case had spoken with Santos by phone in 1987, shortly after the homicide. Santos confessed to the crime on the call. He was in the Dominican Republic, but the two countries had no extradition agreement at that time.

Martinez also learned that Santos was charged with the murder in his home country in 1988 under legislation covering crimes against Dominicans abroad; he served only a year in prison. The New York City Police Department had since closed her father's case.

But convictions abroad don't apply in the U.S., and there is no statute of limitations for murder. Santos could still be tried for the crime, and serve an additional sentence in New York.

Approached her 30s, Martinez found it increasingly difficult to ignore the event that had defined her life. "I couldn't let it go," she says. "I felt this drive. I had to do something about it. It was my job to do so. We have a responsibility to family."

But she had no experience tracking a fugitive, nor the resources to hire a private detective. She had two half-brothers on her mother's side, but they didn't share Martinez's determination to find the killer. Her mother had faded into depression.

Martinez discovered numerous listings for "Justos Santos" online. She paid for information where she could, but there were plenty of scams and dead ends. She searched marriage records, property records, and commercial business records. But no matter how deeply she dug, she lacked the key piece of information that would enable her to narrow her search: Santos' birthdate.

She collected her data in a folder titled "That Person" on her desktop. And she looked to the media for assistance. She reached out to America's Most Wanted, but received no reply. That only made her more determined.

"At some point, I decided, 'I'm just gonna friggin' do it,'" Martinez says. "I'm his only daughter. I was named after him. If there's life after death, I don't want to look at my dad and say I didn't do anything."

Between casting calls and modeling shoots, Martinez continued her research, now several years into the process. Martinez worked as a stand-in and photo double for Jennifer Lopez on the set of Shades of Blue, a tv show about a New York City police detective; memories of her father's case were never far away. "I thought that as time went by, I would get over it," she says. "But I didn't. It was overtaking me. Letting things be just wasn't working for me. I became completely obsessed." Having hit a wall in her research, Martinez felt like she needed a hand.

At the 34th Precinct, on Broadway and 183rd Street in Manhattan, Martinez requested her father's case file. Two months later, in January 2013, an officer located the file in the archives and gave her a synopsis of its contents. Back at home, while leafing through the synopsis, Martinez made a discovery: The file contained a verified date of birth for Justo Santos.

This information allowed Martinez to eliminate most of the listings in the "That Person" folder on her desktop. It left just one Justos Santos.

Martinez realized she had a match. The feeling was surreal: "At that moment, it's, 'This is what you wanted, what you always asked for. Well, now you got it,'" she recalls. "It was like it was in 3D."

Twenty-seven years after the murder, Martinez had found her father's killer. He was living in Miami.

Justo Santos had been going about his daily life under the nose of U.S. authorites for more than two decades.

He'd been released from Dominican prison in 1989 and had come to the States. In 2009, he became a U.S. citizen, having lied and left his murder conviction off his application. He was married and had five children.

Santos had held a variety of jobs within the custodial industry, working as a janitor in government and law enforcement offices, and eventually as a property manager for the company that cleaned the Miami-Dade County Police Department.

Now that Martinez had located Santos, she had to enlist the support of the police to bring him to justice. Officers at the 34th Precinct connected Martinez with Detective Robert Dewhurst, an investigator with the New York Police Department's Cold Case Squad.

The line went silent. Then Dewhurst spoke. Santos had confessed. He was in custody.

For the next 17 months, attorneys for Santos and the state filed motions and countermotions. Santos' defense contended that the government had waited too long to charge his client. The prosecution argued that since Santos had been a fugitive, this claim had no merit. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Robert Stolz deliberated. All the while, Santos was held at Rikers Island. Unable to work, he lost his job and home in Miami. He claimed that his family had moved into a homeless shelter in the Bronx.

On October 30, 2014, all parties assembled once more in Judge Stolz's courtroom to hear his decision: He dismissed the charge against Santos. Stolz ruled that the district attorney had delayed bringing the case to court, violating Santos's constitutional right to a speedy trial. "There is no dispute that the police did absolutely nothing between March 1988, when the case was closed, and February 2013, when the case was reopened," Stolz wrote in his ruling. "Once the police made the decision to close the case, the prosecution's efforts were not 'reasonably diligent'; they were nonexistent."

With her mother by her side, a devastated Martinez watched Santos walk.

[xocoyotlx]

welcome! ❤︎

hi everyone, my name is lala! i have been practicing witchcraft for a couple of years and would like to take my craft to a new level

i'm working on deepening my practice and want to use this space to share information that i find useful. here's a little bit about me:

❤︎ she/her, 26 years old

❤︎ mexican and domincian person of color 💕 xocoyotl is my chosen nahuatl nickname

❤︎ born and raised in florida

❤︎ diagnosed as an adult with autism + adhd

❤︎ i love reading, watching documentaries, crocheting, gaming, and spending time with my animals

❤︎ my main spiritual focus is on dreams and the subconscious

❤︎ another main focus of my craft is working to decolonize my culture and re-connect with my indigenous roots

❤︎ i'm mainly interested in the aztec pantheon, but i love learning about all mythologies!

nice to meet you! my arms are wide open for all who want to chat and connect 💕

may the sun bless you ☆☆

[dear-indies]

Disabled actors with ungiffed roles (of course any roles are welcomed) for disability pride month:

Michael J. Fox (1961) - has Parkinson's Disease - Designated Survivor (2018), See You Yesterday (2019).

Mat Fraser (1962) - has thalidomide-induced phocomelia - Loudermilk (2017-2020).

Daryl Mitchell (1965) African-American - is paraplegic - Fear the Walking Dead (2018-2023).

Warwick Davis (1970) - has spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita - Willow (2022-2023).

Selene Luna (1971) Mexican - has dwarfism - Mayans M.C (2022-2023).

Cherylee Houston (1974) - has Hypermobility Ehlers-Danlos syndrome - Coronation Street (2010-2023).

Callan Mulvey (1975) ¼ Maori, ¾ Scottish - is blind in one eye - has been in a lot of things including Last King of the Cross (2023), Firebite (2021-2022), Till Death (2021), and Mystery Road (2020).

Shannon Murray (1976) - is paraplegic - Viewpoint (2021), Get Even (2020).

Kurt Yaeger (1977) - is a leg amputee - Another Life (2021).

Katy Sullivan (1979) - is a double leg amputee - Dexter: New Blood (2021-2022).

Jamie-Lynn Sigler (1981) Cuban / Ashkenazi Jewish, Romaniote Jewish, Sephardi - has multiple sclerosis - Big Sky (2021-2023).

Prince Amponsah (1985 or 1986) Ghanaian - is a double arm amputee, with his right arm amputated above the elbow and his left arm amputated below the elbow - Avacado Toast the series (2022) and Station Eleven (2021-2022).

Rana Daggubati (1984) Telugu Indian - is blind in one eye - Rana Naidu (2023).

Rick Glassman (1984) Jewish / Italian - is autistic - As We See It (2022), Not Dead Yet (2023).

Ali Stroker (1987) - is paraplegic and bisexual - Echos (2022), Only Murders in the Building (2021-2022), Ozark (2022).

Josh Thomas (1987) - is autistic, has ADHD, and is gay - Everything’s Gonna Be Okay (2020-2021).

Jillian Mercado (1987) Domincian - has spastic muscular dystrophy - The L Word: Generation Q. (2019-2023).

Ruth Madeley (1987) - has spina bifida - The Almond and the Seahorse (2022).

Tim Renkow (1989) Mexican Jewish - has cerebral palsy - Jerk (2019-2021).

Melissa Johns (1990) - is an arm amputee - Grantchester (2021-2022).

Steve Way (1990) - has muscular dystrophy - Ramy (2019-2022).

James Moore (1992) - has cerebral palsy - Emmerdale (2018-2023).

Arthur Hughes (1992) - has an upper limb indifference - The Innocents (2018).

Madison Ferris (1992) - has muscular dystrophy - Panic (2021).

RJ Mitte (1992) - has cerebral palsy - The Unseen (2023).

Mei Kayama (1994) Japanese - has cerebral palsy - 37 Seconds (2019).

Ryan J. Haddad (1995) Lebanese - has cerebral palsy - The Politian (2019-2020).

Lauren Spencer / Sitting Pretty Lolo (1996) African-American - has Lou-Gehrig’s disease - The Sex Lives of College Girls (Season 2).

Annabelle Davis (1997) - has dwarfism - Hollyoaks (2023).

Kayla Cromer (1998) - is autistic - Everything’s Gonna Be Okay (2020-2021).

Micah Fowler (1998) - has cerebral palsy - Speechless (the latter seasons!)

Daniel Monks (?) - is quadriplegic - Sissy (2022).

Matthew Jeffers (?) - has dwarfism - New Amsterdam (2018-2023).

Ben Mehl (?) - has macular degeneration called Stargardt's disease, which causes one to lose central vision- You (2021).

Gloria May Eshkibok (?) Mohawk, Ottawa, Irish, French - is Two-Spirit (she/her) and has one eye - OChiSkwaCho (2018).

Zack Weinstein (?) - is quadriplegic - Sing It! (2016).

Angel Giuffria (?) - is a congenital arm amputee - To the Dust (2022), Good Trouble (2022), Impulse (2019).

Joci Scott (?) - is paraplegic - Smash or Pass (2023).

Jacob Mundell (?) - congenital hand amputee - The Expanse (2021-2022).

+ HERE'S MY DISABLED FC MASTERLIST FOR MORE!

+ let me know if you have suggestions!

+ let me know if anybody wants suggestions with youtube content!

[yesterdays-royal]

On 'Oscar Wao'

Author Junot Diaz puts a very long run-on sentence from pages 276 to 278 in his novel "The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao." The full sentence describes the experience of Oscar DeLeon on vacation in his ethnic homeland of the Dominican Republic. It follows a pattern of "After [Oscar] did ___," finally ending with "he decided suddenly and without warning to stay on the Island for the rest of the summer with his mother and tio. Not to go home with Lola." (Diaz 278) Diaz (or Yunior, the narrator) includes mentions of the "mind-boggling poverty" (277) that defines the DR Oscar visits. (Diaz includes the quoted phrase multiple times in the sentence.) In the DR Oscar gives his taxi money to beggars and his scrap goods to "shirtless shoeless seven-year-olds," (276) wipes his ass with a corn cob and calls it entertainment, and reckless (but presumably not wreck-less) traffic. Oscar gets a cold, diarrhea, and still lots of embarassment. Everything Oscar experiences points away from him liking the DR experience, but he decides to stay anyway. Notably, toward the start of the sentence, Diaz writes that "Oscar refused to succumb to that whisper that all long-term immigrants carry inside themselves, the whisper that says You do not belong." (276) Oscar did not mark these experiences as negative but as authentic. In Paterson, his "home," he feels out of place, like he is not fulfilling the stereotype of sexually "successful" Dominican male. Here he still has the same embarrassments and un-masculinities, but at least he does not have to worry about his Domincian-ness, since he is Dominican enough having the ethnic heritage and residing on the Island.

Diaz' use of a run-on sentence puts focus not on the grammar but the imagistic content of the sentence. Diaz fills the sentence with images and scenes that could make up episodes or even chapters, but instead he condenses them into a sentence comprising one unifying thought: this is the DR. It is meta-pictoral in this way. The sentence shows the relationship of imagistic text. Diaz shows Oscar's justification for staying in the DR as an argument based on image memories. In fact, in one part of the sentence, Oscar looks over old photos of his sister Lola in a sort of comparison of Lola's life to his. Oscar defines his life by images (hence why he loves comic books and nerdy TV shows) and compares himself with other people's images. The sentence paints a meta-picture of Oscar absorbing an image of the DR that appeals to his search for Dominican-ness, one that denies his heritage as defined by sexuality and instead as defined by abject poverty.

It is no surprise that he finally loses his virginity to a Dominican prostitute.

[blindmanspuff]

Pure Aroma Announces Flor de D’Crossier Seleccion Escogida Lumina - Cigar News

Pure Aroma Announces Flor de D’Crossier Seleccion Escogida Lumina - Cigar News @dcrossier

Pure Aroma Cigars has announced the Flor de D’Crossier Seleccion Escogida Lumina, the latest cigar from Isaias Santana Diaz. This new brand will come in four vitolas and is packaged in 25-count boxes. The blend uses an Ecuadorian Habano claro wrapper, Domincian binder, and fillers from Jalapa, Nicaragua and Dominican Republic. The four sizes are: Robusto 4.7/8” x 50 $10.00, Corona Gorda 5.5/8” x…

[loofdrawsart]

i feel like if i had this type of representation when i was little i wouldnt have been ashamed of not being either white or black because the only people in my life that were domincian were my family no one else in my school was hispanic(crazy i know) and my mom would always want to get my hair straightend which made it even worse. i was jealious of others around me and the people i saw on tv

ive always been surounded by either black or white characters when i was little and i always get so happy when i see characters with the same skintone as me in anime

[everyday-life-products-reviews]

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[telerealrd]

República Dominicana construirá muro en frontera con Haití

República Dominicana construirá muro en frontera con Haití

El Presidente de la República Dominicana anunció el domingo que el País comenzará de inmediato a construir un muro en la frontera con Haití. El muro cubre 392 Km aproximadamente la mitad de la longitud de la frontera, y el Gobierno dominicano espera que detenga la migración irregular desde Haití, y el anuncio llega 7 días antes de que el país celebre su independencia el 27 de febrero. Muchos…

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Charlotte of Cambridge met with Warren Lawrence, from the Domincian Republic, on Day 5 of the Commonwealth Games | August 2 2022

[galaxychild518]

Pride and acceptance

This was five years ago I was seventeen years old.I was a part of this teen arts organization called Art Connection specifically their TRaC program.It stands for Teen Review and Critics.We would go to different art events and meet artist.After the events we would discuss it and write critiques.This was the last day of the program so every group had to present what we did during the 10 week course.Art Connection held a teen exhibition art gallery called “Where You Been ?”.The theme of the art was migrantation ,transitioning and tradition in today’s society.The painting I was standing in front of is called “Keep Dancing” by Diomar Solano.This painting caught my eye because I saw the traditional Dominican dress.It reminded me of the my great grandmother made for my cousin when she was one.I always tell my grandma that one day I want to go to the Dominican Republic so I could buy one.The painting also was the first time I’ve seen my community represented in art.I saw my self not just as a Dominican ,but as an Dominican New Yorker.The artist statement says “When I was making this art piece, I was thinking about when you migrate to other countries you have to adapt to that culture without disconnecting with your own and the transition of it is hard.The girl is dancing in a Dominican costume because I’m Dominican and on a train because we often see that in NYC.I was born here so I can’t completely relate ,but I hear stories from my family.When my grandmother and her siblings when to school they were always labeled as Puerto Rican.The teacher would even correct them and they believed the Dominican Republic was made up.Great-grandfather would tell my grandmother and her siblings “These people are idiots tell to look at a map it's the island is right near Haiti” and sure enough that shut them up lol.I will never forget that story because my great grandfather showed them to be proud and stand up for where they came from.People make ignorant comments and assumption towards migrant people on a daily basis.It shouldn’t happen ,but I am happy when migrant people call people out for it because it’s unacceptable.It’s already hard for someone to move to and adapt to another culture why question their identity.

The second painting I liked from the exhibit was called “Home” by Wilfred James Rosario.The girl's purple hair caught my eye.Her hair is flowing beautifully in the wind ,but her face shows pain.When I looked at the artist's statement it connected with me in a deeper way.He says “Through the crisis that is occurring in the Dominican Republic, I wanted to express the emotion. People being killed, discriminated, and kicked out of their country,because of the color of their skin. By painting the model, I wanted to show the emotion that person would have felt; how absolutely upsetting this is.”Historically colorism has been a huge issue in the Dominican Republic.When you look at how Haitians are treated in the Dominican Republic.I’ve heard comments like “Oh she really dark skin she must be Haitian” as if Dominicans couldn’t be black.Rafael Trujillo the dictator started the hate with parsley massacre back in 1937.He killed people who didn’t know how to say perejil because he felt Haitians couldn’t say the word with their accent.Over 20,000 Haitians were killed for a simple word.Now haitians are being kicked out of the Dominican Republic.It’s really sad that they are being treated like this because of their skin.Older generation Dominicans need to realize Dominicans have African descent.Luckily things are changing and we are accepting of the term Afro-Latino.For a while I did struggle with my identity because I experienced being discriminated by a past partners mother.They were a lighter skin Dominican behind  my back she would make comments about my hair and question if I was Dominican.I already would get discredited as a Dominican because I barely know spanish so I didn’t need that extra pressure.Now I don’t care because at the end of the day I know who I am.There are these famous faceless dolls in DR called Muñecas Limé they are faceless due to the artist saying there is no specific Dominican features.Till this day I keep that in my mind because they are right I’ve met really light skin and really dark skin Domincians we are all different.

[another-heros-blog]

Last night...

I had a very in-depth mental conversation with myself and eventually a friend about what kind of Latino Percy and Leo are.

We knew from the get that they weren't Hispanic because it says in ink that Leo looks like "a Latino Santa's elf" so we wanted to honor that and by default made the same thing for Percy.

I thought about the lighter skinned Latino communities and realized I have a friend who is Cuban and Colombian who looks white passing. We really REALLY liked the idea of Percy being Cuban for reasons completely unknown (and by osmosis Sally since she's the mortal parent). I ALSO headcanon Posideon as a hunky Samoan man so, take with that what you will.

Leo on the other hand was really hard. Since he's from Texas, we were like "ok maybe he's Mexican. That would add for a lot of struggle in his and his mother's backstory if it were to be like that." But we both felt uncomfortable just slapping that label on him and being done with it. As someone in the black and brown community, I didn't exactly want to write that kind of political media (even though I kinda did it in Ashes to Ashes, unshameful promo). So! I had always had this tugging feeling that Leo was Puerto Rican. I have no clue why but every person I've meet from the P.R. has been playful and so sunny but knows when to put in the work when need be (not that others aren't like that!).

My friend suggested him being Colombian so he could have a big culo, but I declined😂.

THEN I had the beautiful ephiphany of a Domincian Hephaestus and my heart sung! I was like, yes anything to add the spices to the pot! I'm a majority African American with some Native American and a dash of Spanish lol and the small joy of Leo Valdez, Puerto Rican (Black) Dominican teenage boy, was so invigorating!

So in conclusion, I love my two brown boys and if you read this you should check out my AO3 and read Ashes to Ashes to see them in action☺️

Tell me what you headcanon!!!! There's so many cultures I don't wanna miss out on any possibilities I may have looked over!

[telesthisia]

【 About the Mun 】█ █ TAG 20 FOLLOWERS YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET TO KNOW BETTER! REPOST, DON’T REBLOG.

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NAME: Amber! NICKNAME: Dee! From my twitter username lulladee! tho i don’t go by that on there anymore so ;v;  GENDER: i’m be a girl ZODIAC: libra HEIGHT: 5′5″ maybe 5′6″?? but I think I grew idk i havent’ measured myself since i was hospitalized for Health Reasons and had to stay at the hospital in high school hweohd that was junior year  ROMANTIC/SEXUAL ORIENTATION: bi bby HOGWARTS HOUSE: ravenclaw!! FAVOURITE COLOUR: pastels!! all the cute pastel colors! 

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CURRENT TIME: almost time for bed since i have to wake up at six PM AVERAGE HOURS OF SLEEP: not enough ;v; LUCKY NUMBER: 5!  LAST THING I GOOGLED: I was researching touch starvation for my OC so that!  FAVOURITE FICTIONAL CHARACTERS: my oc... idc how conceited that sounds I’m so proud of her! 2019 is the year we be proud of our ocs!! Her name is Celia, she’s a morally grey anti-villain and she’s been in development for three years now wowzers! I did rp as her before I forgot her password so I think I might remake someday.... so some may know her! I really like her design so weeps, I’ll put it at the end of this meme and talk about her more because lord knows we need to learn about my terrible daughter! NUMBER OF BLANKETS I SLEEP UNDER: Three FAVOURITE SINGER OF A BAND: binch i’m indecisive as hell.. OH JINSOUL FOR SURE!!  DREAM TRIP: domincian republic... and going back to cali i loved it there  DREAM JOB: i don’t have one anymore because i suffer from indecisive libra disease so now it’s just... me, floating here unsure what to do with my future hwekasdkbj

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WHAT DO YOU POST? : RPs, meme, ask memes, musings, ooc stuff t WHO ARE YOUR MOST ACTIVE FOLLOWERS? : everyone is active but me WHEN DID YOUR BLOG REACH ITS PEAK?: the day it started  WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO MAKE A TUMBLR?: OH MAN ok so way back in the day, i was into earthbound and i found some ask blogs with certain characters. i saw that some were able to rp rather than drawing answers so i opened up an rp account to interact with them ;v;  DO YOU GET ASKS ON A DAILY BASIS?: nope WHY DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR URL?: because alttp zellie is best known for that power! its how she starts off link’s adventure and all 

HERE’S MY OC HWEOH get ready for some rambles bye 

i made a ref sheet for friends to draw her since they like her apparently hweoh and future commissioners!! So some things about her! Princess Celia de Villanueva is 21 years old, she’s in a contract with a being that’s pretty much satan called The Lich and they will devour her soul once she completes the contract which is destroying a holy kingdom that ruined her kingdom, she does this by leading a revolution through manipulation of the lower class and their social unrest. Destroying this kingdom can mean the end of the world since again, holy. This isn’t done out of vengeance for her family/kingdom or anything despite the pretense leading you to believe that, but out of envy for how prosperous the kingdom is since envy is her main trait. The Lich is manipulating her to do this unknown to her so while she thinks she’s a master manipulator she’s actually easy to manipulate. She’s a tiny ball of angry fluff, she has pastel lavender hair and green eye that glows due to her telekinesis powers. As you can see she shows...... boob in her outfit and wears a short skirt or well short for her times because she’s naturally flirtatious and sleeps around a lot, she lives in 192X in a country where Edwardian fashion and ideals are still a thing so her outfit and behavior is a huge no no so she’s at the risk of getting thrown in jAIL AND THIS CRACKS ME UP BECAUSE SHE HAS HAD SOME FEW CLOSE CALLS 

[darapnerd]

Props to @unlearntheworld this guy is a chef! Y'all better come to the next one in July! Seriously! Just save up and enjoy! The Bay Area has a new #domincian Chef and he has a monthly residency @soulgroovesf #soulgroove #sf #rapnerd #bayarea #unlearn #hiphop #afrolatino #blackchefs #blackchefsnetwork #solfritopapi #yummy #food (at Soul Groove)

[katerinalily007-blog]

Pollo guisado, first food stop qe made before leavin the Staten! ♡ #foodgasm #foodnetwork #domincian #rico #love

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💕Hi everybody and juice lovers! I am trying the Pomegranate Blueberry Acai Old Orchard Juice @oldorchardjuice, and it tastes super great! Check them out here->https://fave.co/3eVm3m6 I got the diet version, which is a bit watered down, but I can still get that great quality juice taste. —-///—- It has a good amount of healthy fruit sweetness. I was sent a coupon due to COVID 19, and I just went and purchased the item in-store. —///—- My family and I enjoyed how this juice is not just Blueberry tasting, but you can also taste the Pomegranate Acai in it. —-///—- What do you think of the Old Orchard Juice in the Pomegranate Blueberry Acai Old Orchard Juice flavor? Let me know in the comments section below! —///—- In Spanish:🍊💃🥰 💕Hola a todos y amantes del jugo! Estoy probando el jugo de granada y arándano Acai Old Orchard Jugo @oldorchardjuice, ¡y sabe súper bien! Échales un vistazo aquí-> https://fave.co/3eVm3m6 Obtuve la versión dietética, que está un poco aguada, pero aún puedo obtener ese sabor a jugo de gran calidad. Tiene una buena cantidad de dulzura de fruta saludable. Me enviaron un cupón debido a COVID 19, y simplemente fui y compré el artículo en la tienda. Mi familia y yo disfrutamos de cómo este jugo no es solo una degustación de arándanos, sino que también puedes probar el Acai de granada. ¿Qué opinas del jugo Old Orchard Juice en el sabor de jugo de granada Blueberry Acai Old Orchard Juice? ¡Déjame saber en la sección de comentarios! #VIPJuiceCrew #JuiceCrew #HealthySnack #foodporn #foodie #dominicanbloggers #chicagoblogger #prettylittleiiinspo #SnackTime #inmykitchen #onmytabletoday #uonu #foodphotography #juicecleanse #juiceworld #foodgram #AfterSchoolSnack #dominicanblogger #dominicana #dominicanas #domincians #SimpleDessert #foodbloggers #juicewrld #juiceworld #juicingforweightloss #lifestyleblogger https://www.instagram.com/p/CDBFKnOhW_o/?igshid=l3w0a7832k03

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▂ ▄ ▅ ▆ ▇ █   Basics ✦ Full Name: Kazimira Jovanka Litvack  ✦ Nickname: Zima ✦ Age: 26  ✦ Birth Date: January 8, 1990 ✦ Nationality: Belarussian/Domincian, Jewish  ✦ Place of Birth: Minsk, Belarus (she lived in the post-soviet era Belarus of poor biological parents who ultimately had to put her up for adoption)  ✦ Current Location: Los Angeles, California (she was adopted at 2/3 by a distant but loving first generation Belarusian-Americans, hence why she lives in LA instead of Belarus)  ✦ Pronouns: Her/She ✦ Sexual Orientation: Homosexual ✦ Romantic Orientation: Biromantic ✦ Occupation: Freelance artist (primarily tactile arts such as sculpting, and creating surreal music), linguist; language tutor for high school students ✦ Religion: Jewish (it’s fairly important to her despite vampirism and religion not particularly meshing all that well) ✦ Languages: English (she can also fluently speak Spanish and Russian, read/write a little Yiddish, Hebrew, and Belarusian)

▂ ▄ ▅ ▆ ▇ █   Physical Attributes ✦ Eye Color: Sparkling onyx as a vampire; brown with amber flecks ✦ Hair Color: Wavy, styled long and the darkest shade of brown before black ✦ Height: 6′1″ ✦ Body Build: muscular, with long limbs and an angular figure  ✦ Notable Features: An aquiline nose, the remnants of a tendency for tanning as a human, freckles, a prominent cleft chin and jawline, and a wide toothy fanged grin 

▂ ▄ ▅ ▆ ▇ █   Phobias & Diseases ✦ Fears: Her low self-esteem holds her back from truly succeeding, so she is afraid of judgment/how people perceive her, not living up to her full potential, abandonment, and the consequences of her occasional impulsive activities. She’s otherwise not afraid of much, but she struggles emotionally to fully open up and let people into her life. 

▂ ▄ ▅ ▆ ▇ █   Personality ✦ General Impression: She haas a tendency for melancholy in a typical artsy, naval gazing stereotyped to Russians (despite being from Belarus). The prototypical "strong and silent" type: she is ambitious, intense, cunning, and often lost in her daydreams; the looming darkness hovering over her shoulders seems otherworldly and mysterious in a strangely attractive yet aloof way. When she feels comfortable, which takes a lot of effort on her part, she is intense and cunning and ✦ Moral Alignment: Neutral Good. She primarily keeps to herself unless she's given a proper reason; as an introvert, she often keeps her complex thoughts to herself despite her intellectual nature and unique perspective

▂ ▄ ▅ ▆ ▇ █   Misc ✦ Likes: Cigarettes, art, movies, languages, museums, human rights, history ✦ Dislikes: Cruelty, rudeness, arrogance