#edi in Russia

[knittinganddrinkingtea]

Edie Campbell by Louie Banks for Vogue Russia January 2021

[cadybear420]

not exactly a question but... aiden giving edie a lap dance/striptease... 👀🤞🏼

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!

I see Aiden being really nervous about sensual dancing in general at first, but then he starts thinking of musical metaphors for it and he gets a more into it. Plus, of course, he loves the attention and praise Evie gives to his body. Especially hips/ass/legs/belly.

Evie especially loves when he has a more serious expression while doing it and/or his outfit of choice is something sharp and distinguished. When he can pull off both "serious focused musician" and "sexy absolute goddess" at the same time, it makes her utterly melt.

I'm still kind of figuring out when the first time Aiden tries it would be. I can definitely see Michael daring Aiden to give Evie a lap dance in a truth-or-dare game, and Aiden gets real nervous about it only to bust out the best moves ever seen. But I also feel like he'd be more comfortable if their first time was in a more private setting.

Howeverrrr I do have a potential headcanon of Aiden recreating the From Russia With Love intro/theme sequence as a promposal to Evie in her senior year (they get into James Bond movies that year).

[Ask NSFW questions about any of my pairs!]

[mariacallous]

Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelensky, called on Balkan countries to “co-produce” when it comes to the defence industry and to attend a special Ukraine-Balkans Defence Industry Forum in Kyiv or one of the Balkan capitals. 

Zelensky met Balkan leaders at the “Ukraine-Southeast Europe” Summit in Tirana on Wednesday where he thanked them for their political and humanitarian support but stressed that, although “there are about 500 defence companies operating in Ukraine”, it is “not enough to win over [Vladimir] Putin”. 

“We see problems with the supply of ammunition, which are affecting the situation on the battlefield,” Zelensky wrote on X (Twitter).

“We are interested in co-production with you and all our partners. Our governmental team will present the details. We propose to hold a special Ukraine-Balkans Defence Industry Forum in Kyiv or in one of your capitals,” he added.

Zelensky is visiting Albania for the first time since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine started in February 2022. At a joint press conference between Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and Zelensky, Rama said Ukraine deserves to be helped in the war against Russia. “They pretend that stopping giving weapons to Ukraine will bring peace. This is not only cynical, but absurd. You don’t stop the war by disarming the victim,” Rama said.

Since the start of the war, Balkan countries have been mainly supportive towards Ukraine. Most have imposed sanctions on Russia, called for investigations of war crimes, are helping in the defence sector and are hosting Ukrainian migrants.

Serbia, due to its traditional ties to Russia, is the only Balkan country that did not impose sanctions on Russia. Since the invasion started, however, Serbian weapons have reportedly ended up in Ukraine, likely sent first to NATO countries allied to Ukraine. On two occasions in 2023 it was reported that rockets produced in Serbia appeared in Ukrainian war zones.

In April 2023, Reuters reported that, according to a leaked classified Pentagon document, Serbia had agreed to supply arms to Kyiv or has sent them already. Serbia denied the report. However, President Aleksandar Vucic told the Financial Times in June 2023 that he was aware that some Serbian-manufactured arms “might end up in Ukraine”.

“Is it possible that it’s happening? I have no doubts that it might happen. What is the alternative for us? Not to produce it? Not to sell it?” Vucic asked. Vucic met Zelensky for the first time at the European Political Community meeting in Moldova in June 2023.

As BIRN previously reported, Croatia does not produce the armaments Ukraine needs most, which are artillery shells, ammunition, large-calibre weapons, armour, drones and planes. There is little information about what Croatia’s military aid to Ukraine has included.

Ukraine has bought demining machines from Croatia. In October last year, an International Donor Conference for the Humanitarian Demining of Ukraine was held in Zagreb, and Croatia immediately donated 5 million euros for demining.

In April 2022, Montenegro confirmed it would join EU sanctions on Russia. Moscow subsequently added Montenegro to its list of “enemy states”. In July 2022, the Montenegrin parliament passed a resolution condemning the invasion and promising that the country’s foreign policy would be aligned with its Western partners. Last May, the Montenegrin Defence Ministry sent 400,000 euros’ worth of medicine and military donations to Ukraine.

North Macedonia has sent ten batches of military aid to Kyiv, with more probably on the way. It is considered one of the top contributors of equipment among Ukraine’s allies, considering its size and population of just under 2 million.

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For All Mankind Seasons 3 & 4: Some Men Would Rather Steal An Asteroid Than Go To Therapy

It's been a minute since I saw this show, but to recap: at the end of Season 2, Cold War tensions between the Soviets and Americans boil over. There's a firefight on the moon. Tracy and Gordo manage to keep Jamestown's reactor from melting down but die in the process. Danielle docks with Soyuz and astronauts and cosmonauts finally greeting each other does a lot to defuse tensions. In the final shot of the season, we see a human walking on Mars.

When Season 3 starts, it's 1992. Ed (Joel Kinnaman) and Karen (Shantel VanSanten) are divorced and Karen is in the Space Hotel business after a disaster at Danny Stevens' (Casey W. Johnson) wedding nearly takes out the hotel and takes out her new husband Sam (Jeff Hephner), Karen decides to sell to Dev Ayesa (Edi Gathegi), found of Helios Aerospace who wants to use it for his own commercial mission to Mars.

Ed and Danielle (Krys Marshall) are in the running to be commander of NASA's Mars Mission with Molly Cobb (Sonya Wagner) (now blind, because of her solar storm adventure in Season 2) clashing with Margo (Wrenn Schmidt) over who to choose. Molly picks Ed, but Margo fires her and picks Danielle instead. Ed switches teams, leaving NASA to join Helios as the commander for their Mars mission, which sets up a three-way race to Mars.

(Margo is under increasing pressure-- as her 'gentle back channel' to the Soviets in the form of her friend Sergei is rapidly becoming the KGB insisting that she sell secrets to them.)

With everyone on the way to Mars, Danny's new wife and baby are hanging out with his brother Jimmy (David Chandler) who- like Danny- is struggling with the legacy of his parents, Tracy and Gordo. Unlike Danny, who seems to have doubled down to follow in their footsteps, Jimmy wants nothing to do with NASA and is increasingly friendly with anti-NASA radicals.

On the way to Mars, NASA deploys solar sails to race ahead of the Helios crew, but an accident on the Soviet ship, which sees Ed attempt to go to their rescue, as Helios is closer, gets overruled by Dev and ultimately, it's NASA who has to go rescue the cosmonauts. They do so and while Helios arrives at Mars first, Ed's landing attempt is aborted due to bad weather and ultimately, it's NASA and Russia who land first, with Danielle and the Soviet commander wrestling their way onto Mars... together.

The Soviets and Americans are sharing Happy Valley, while Helios has its own base. Danny is spiralling hard and after he gets injured, develops a Vicodin addiction. Kelly (Cynthy Wu) has a romantic liaison with one of the cosmonauts. One of the astronauts, Will Tyler (Robert Bailey Jr), reveals that he's gay- which gives former Astronaut and Current President Ellen Wilson (Jodi Balfour) an opening to take down 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.'

(Ellen's plotline is probably the more underrated of Season 3: still married to Larry (Nate Corddry), they're both still gay, they have one kid and she runs for President as a Republican, defeating Bill Clinton in 1992 to win election. The twist is that it's Larry who gets caught in a lie about an extramarital affair to Congress, which you think is going to be the start of Ellen's 'Lewinsky Scandal' that takes her down but instead, after going to see Pam, Ellen makes the one move that I think no one expects her to make: she comes out of the closet.

IRL, I honestly think that scenario would play out exactly the way Ellen intended. It would have changed the story in a massive, massive way- especially in the mid-90s media landscape, IMO)

Danny's spiral leads to a drilling accident that results in an accident that leads to more deaths and Ed and Danny being trapped in Hab 1, buried and running out of air.

The noose is tightening around Margo, as the Soviets continue to pressure her and Aleida realizes that it was she who gave NASA's engine design to the Soviets and Jimmy's radical friends help him steal the statue of his parents. Things in Season 3 come to a head with Kelly- who is pregnant and suffering from pre-eclampsia, having to be evacuated back to Earth. The North Korean rocket that damaged the space hotel way at the start of the season? Turns out it was a Mars mission and the Americans/Russians find the sole survivor and the *actual* first man on Mars: a North Korean. Back on Earth, Jimmy's friends blow up the Johnson Space Center killing Karen and Molly Cobb in the process and Margo is presumed to be amongst the dead, but is in fact, alive, well, and living in the Soviet Union.

Season 4 opens with the Mars base having grown considerably. Ed is commanding a mission to bring an asteroid into Mars orbit so they can mine it and unemployed oil rig worker Miles (Toby Kebbell) (because they've discovered something called helium-3 that's become the main fuel source, devastating the oil and gas industries) was headed to the moon, but chooses instead to go to Mars for more pay and a long stint. After the accident with Ed's mission, NASA sends out Danielle to replace him for the remainder of America's term commanding the base while Ed, as it turns out is experiencing hand tremors.

Margo is finding that the Soviet Union isn't all it cracked up to be. She's out of the space game, but after a coup removes Gorbachev and brings in new management she finds herself working for the Soviet space program again (after a fairly brutal interrogation.)

On Mars, Miles finds that Helios doesn't pay that well but gets into the black market game to supplement his income and does so quite successfully.

Aleida is suffering from panic attacks after the bombing, Kelly is getting screwed by NASA so they take her robotic explorer program (whose goal is to search for life) on the road, looking for private funding and eventually, they get some from Dev.

Political tensions are rising on Mars with the Soviet crew forming factions over their power struggle, the North Koreans are keeping to themselves, and the Americans are kind of caught in the middle if we just fast forward through to the end of this, eventually, Ed, Dev, and company hijack a shiny new asteroid and park it in Mars orbit where it will be mined. (Margo is also revealed to be alive, comes back to America for awkward moments at NASA, and has the brief, tiniest possibility of running away to Brazil with Sergei dangled in front of her before someone- presumably the KGB shoots him dead.)

All right, so let's unpack this a bit.

From what I'm reading on the interwebs, this show is still waiting for an official renewal for Season 5. I don't know what kind of metrics Apple uses to make those decisions for its streaming platform, but at this point, if the creators/writers, etc, want 7 seasons, I think Apple should just do it at this point- but, that being said, having gotten through all of Season 4, I could also see why they wouldn't do that as well. I think Season 4 feels like the show was either laying the groundwork for a heavy 'reboot' season in Season 5 (because how old can Ed get, really?) or was designed in such a way that it could serve as a series finale without too much trouble either.

And I go back and forth about that. I think the show is at a weird transition point in its story because we're moving out of the alternate history aspect of all of this and more into the science fiction aspect of all of this and I think that might be a trickier balancing act to pull off than we realize. There were aspects of Season 4 that I liked. The introduction of Miles was a brilliant choice because it created kind of this Upstairs/Downstairs aspect to the show where you get to see the people who are doing the grunt work to keep Happy Valley going as a pose to our HEROES who are upstairs doing astronaut things. The black market/secret bar aspect all worked for me- you'd expect to find that in a situation like that as well as the labor tension that eventually leads to a strike amongst the workers. No problem with any of that.

The problem I did have was Ed and Danielle. I think the show should have just gone there. They kind of do, but it's more implicit than explicit and they've danced around this before in prior seasons-- but I think Ed could have seen some interesting character growth had Danielle explicitly called him on his sexist/racist bullshit-- especially given Kelly is a woman of color. There was an opportunity here for self-analysis and reflection for a character who badly needs it and you could have more of an arc between Danielle and Ed trying to repair their relationship throughout the season. They kind of do that, but I think had they doubled down on it a bit, it would have given both characters a better arc throughout the 4th season.

(Also, Ed, man... go home and deal with your fucking feelings, already! "Men would rather stay on Mars and figure out how to hijack an asteroid than go to therapy." Though, to be fair to Ed, when Kelly finally pins him down on why he is the way he is, his explanation seems genuine enough. I just don't understand why it didn't come earlier in the season and why a guy who has had two children of his own is so gosh darned awkward around his Grandson- though admittedly, that too gets better by the end of Season 4.)

We also have to go to talk about Danny Stevens: why the fuck didn't they just send his ass home? I can understand exiling him at the end of Season 3 when they were still trying to get fuel made to get everyone back home, I get that. But now workers are being shipped into the base, surely there's a shuttle he can go home on? Instead, he just sort of sits in the North Korean capsule until he cracks and is found dead and that's just sort of the end of it. (Personally, I think a better ending for Danny would have been them finding the capsule straight up empty. With no tracks or nothing.)

Margo not getting a happy ending seems inevitable, though I would have liked it far better had she gone to Brazil, even without Sergei-- but I do appreciate the fact that she takes accountability for her plan, if not her actions by season's end which I think is a good first step for her character who has been avoiding accountability for her choices for quite some time.

Eli Hobson as the new NASA administrator had me checking IMDB constantly because I was so convinced it was Bruce Boxleitner I got very excited at first, but it was Daniel Stern who was equally as awesome.

Overall: I do love this show. Season 3 was top notch and Season 4 felt like it lost a step or two but was still good. (I'm hoping Season 4 is setting up stuff for Season 5 we have yet to discover!) For All Mankind is a great show that everyone should be watching. Apple is really impressing me with the quality of the shows they've got on there and this one is a 'must watch' that should be getting way more hype than it seems to be out in the world. My Grade: Season 3 **** out of ****, Season 4 *** out of ****

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Jewish singers of Western classical music

Compiling this list — the last in this series for the foreseeable future, although I’m well aware that there are others that I could do — has been a frustrating experience.

What I’m looking for, ultimately, is self-identification, which isn’t always forthcoming. And you can’t always trust Encyclopedia Judaica, which follows Israeli policy in determining Jewish status, i.e., one Jewish grandparent makes you Jewish, no matter what. (This is settled law in Israel, and it’s caused no end of trouble.)

Also, I’m not willing to knowingly include here the likes of Alma Gluck, who was a practicing Christian Scientist for most of her adult life, nor Richard Tauber, a life-long, if largely nominal, Roman Catholic who was bewildered to learn, in 1933, that he did in fact have a Jewish grand-parent. Since I’ve tended to err on the side of caution, there may be artists who should be on this list but aren’t.

You also won’t find here a number of artists whom my instincts tell me must be Jewish, but who are being, or were in their time, insufferably coy about it. (Jake Arditti, Beniamino Gigli, Jonas Kaufman, Selma Kurtz, Margarete Matzenauer, Jakub Józef Orliński, Annie Rosen, Regina Sarfaty: I’m looking at all of you.)

I’ve had to be vague about birthplaces in some cases, because some of these singers were born in jurisdictions that either no longer exist or whose names have changed. (Poland didn’t exist as a nation when Rosa Raisa was born there, and I don’t know what part of Poland — Austrian, German, or Russian — she came from.)

What applies to the earlier lists also applies here: I’ve included many of the younger ones solely on the basis of reputation, without having heard them. Not all are or were A-listers, but they are all people who sing or sang Western classical music for a living, or taught others to do so, or a combination of the two.

And finally, I should point out that while stage names are now a rare phenomenon in classical music, they were fairly common in the past — especially for singers! (Richard Tucker was born Reuben Ticker, for example.)

Mario Ancona (1860-1931), baritone, Italy

Rafael Arie (1922-1988), bass, Bulgaria

Sharon Azrieli, soprano, Canada

Richard Bernstein, bass, USA

Rachel Blaustein, soprano, USA

John Braham (ca. 1775-1856), tenor, UK

Lucienne Bréval (1869-1935), soprano, Switzerland

Katharine Carlisle (Kitty Carlisle Hart; 1910-2007), soprano, USA

Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen, counter-tenor, USA

Netanya Davrath (1931-1987), soprano, USSR

Shannon Delijani, mezzo-soprano, USA

Jeanne Diamond, soprano, USA

Pauline Donalda (1882-1970), soprano, Canada

Edis de Philippe (1918-1978), soprano, USA

Daryl Freedman, mezzo-soprano, USA

Rachel Frenkel, mezzo-soprano, Israel

Blake Friedman, tenor, USA

Allan Glassman, tenor, USA

Hannah Goodman, soprano, USA

Oren Gradus, bass, USA

Sheri Greenawald, soprano, USA

Hermann Jadlowker (1878–1953), tenor, Latvia

Cheri Rose Katz, mezzo-soprano, USA

Solomon Khromchenko (1907-2002), tenor, Russia

Alexander Kipnis (1891–1978), bass-baritone, Russia

Nina Koshetz (1894–1965), soprano, Russia

Isa Kremer (1887-1956), soprano, Russia

Maya Lahyani, mezzo-soprano, Israel

Evelyn Lear (1926-2012), soprano, USA

Adèle Leigh (1928-2004), soprano, UK

Samuel Levine, tenor, USA

Brenda Lewis (1921-2017), soprano, USA

Assaf Levitin, baritone, Israel

Estelle Liebling (1880-1970), soprano, USA

Emanuel List (1888-1967), bass, Austria

George London (1920-1985), bass, Canada

Channa Malkin, soprano, Netherlands

Jeffrey Mandelbaum, counter-tenor, USA

Mikhail Medvedev (1852-1925), tenor, Russia

Robert Merrill (1917-2004), baritone, USA

Ottilie Metzger (1878-1943), contralto, Germany

Rinnat Moriah, soprano, Israel

Andrew Morstein, tenor, USA

Rosa Pauly (1894–1975), soprano, Austro-Hungarian Empire

Jan Peerce (1904-1984), tenor, USA

Roberta Peters (1930-2017), soprano, USA

Ian Pomerantz, bass-baritone, USA

Rosa Raisa (1893–1963), soprano, Poland

Miriam Rap-Janowska (also known as Miriam Janowsky; 1891-1992), soprano, Latvia

Judith Raskin (1928-1984), soprano, USA

Spencer Reichman, baritone, USA

Chen Reiss, soprano, Israel

Regina Resnik (1923-2013), mezzo-soprano, USA

Neil Rosenshine, tenor, USA

Aaron Marko Rothmuller (1908-1993), baritone, Yugoslavia

Charlotte de Rothschild, soprano, UK

Arieh Sacke, tenor, Canada

Gidon Saks, bass-baritone, Israel

Dalia Schaechter, mezzo-soprano, Israel

Doron Schleifer, counter-tenor, Israel

Joseph Schmidt (1904-1942), tenor, Romania

Friedrich Schorr (1888–1953), bass-baritone, Austro-Hungary

Rinat Shaham, mezzo-soprano, Israel

Neil Shicoff, tenor, USA

Beverly Sills (1929-2007), soprano, USA

Julia Sitkovetsky, soprano, UK

Wiliam Socolof, bass-baritone, USA

Daniel Sutin, baritone, USA

Jennie Tourel (1910-1973), mezzo-soprano, Canada

Richard Tucker (1913-1975), tenor, USA

Sandra Warfield (1921-2009), mezzo-soprano, USA

Nofar Yacobi, soprano, Israel

Jennifer Zetlan, soprano, USA

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Holidays 3.28

Holidays

Barnum & Bailey Day

Bhakti Mata Karma Jayanti (Chhattisgarh, India)

Children's Picture Book Day

Commemoration of Sen no Rikyu (The Way of Tea; Japan)

Confucius Memorial Day

Daffodil Day (French Republic)

Day of the National Security Service Officers (Azerbaijan)

Defy Death Today Day

Eggsibit Day

Gone-ta-Pott Day [every 28th]

Greatest Show on Earth Day

Haitian Pose Day

Hot Tub Day

International Laser Tag Day

International Women in Music Day

Istanbul Not Constantinople Day

Microfilm Day

National Amber Day

National Car Wash Day

National Children’s Picture Book Day

National Choking Awareness Day

National Day of Historic Centers (Portugal)

National Ram Day

National Triglycerides Day

Pallas Asteroid Day

Progressive MS Day

Ram Nawami (Nepal)

Respect Your Cat Day

Semana Santa (Nicaragua)

Serfs Emancipation Day (Tibet)

Sun and Moon Creation Day

Teacher's Day (Czech Republic, Slovakia)

Three Mile Island Day

Virtual Advocacy Day

Washboard Day

Wear a Hat Day (UK)

Weed Appreciation Day

World Piano Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Black Forest Cake Day

Eat an Edy’s Pie Day (f.k.a. Eat an Eskimo Pie Day)

Something on a Stick Day

4th & Last Thursday in March

International Myeloma Action Day [Last Thursday]

National Letting Go of Stuff Day [4th Thursday]

National Medical Biller’s Day [Last Thursday]

National Wear Pants Day [Last Thursday]

Opening Day (Major League Baseball) [Date Varies]

Tuskegee Airmen Commemoration Day (Arizona) [4th Thursday]

Weekly Holidays beginning March 28 (4th Week)

National Protocol Officer’s Week (Last Week) [thru 4.3]

Independence & Related Days

Act of Union with England passed (Irish Parliament; 1800)

Cakeland (Declared, 2007) [unrecognized]

Revival Day of the Balkar People (Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia)

New Year’s Days

Yestarë (Elven New Year) [1st Day of Tuilë] (Lord of the Rings)

Festivals Beginning March 28, 2024

Hong Kong International Film Festival (Hong Kong) [thru 4.9]

National Folk Festival (Canberra, Australia) [thru 4.1]

Rabbits Eat Lettuce (Elbow Valley, Queensland, Australia)

Splashy Fen (Underberg, South Africa) [thru 4.1]

Wairarapa Balloon Festival (Masterton, New Zealand) [thru 4.1]

Feast Days

Aequinoctium Vernum, Day 2 (Pagan)

Aka Dasa Rudra begins (11-Week Long Balinese Festival) [Held every 100 years to restore balance between the forces of good & evil]

Aneirin (1 of the Cynfeirdd Celtic Book of Days)

Erasistratus (Positivist; Saint)

Festival of the Sacrifice at the Tombs (Ancient Rome)

Fra Bartolommeo (Artology)

Fred (Muppetism)

Garden Weeds Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)

Grace Hartigan (Artology)

Guntram, King of Burgundy (a.k.a. Gontran, Guntramnus; Christian; Saint)

Initial Caiani (Sacrifice at the Tombs; Ancient Rome)

Invasion of Loaming Shores Beyond the Certian Sea Anniversary (Shamanism)

John of Capistrano (Christian; Saint)

Khordad Sal (Birth of Prophet Zarathustra; Zoroastrianism)

Kwan Yin (Taiwanese Goddess; Everyday Wicca)

Maxim Gorky (Writerism)

Meatball Appreciation Week begins (Pastafarian)

Palmistry Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Priscus, Malchus and Alexander (Christian; Martyrs)

Ragnar Lodbrok’s Day (Asatru/Slavic Pagan)

Raphael (Artology)

Sixtus III, Pope (Christian; Saint)

Stephen Harding (Christian; Saint)

Tuotilo (Christian; Saint)

Christian Liturgical Holidays

Thursday before Easter (a.k.a. ... 

Holy Thursday

Maundy Thursday

Sheer Thursday

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Bad Heart Day (Person born today tend to suffer from heart problems)

Dismal Day (Unlucky or Evil Day; Medieval Europe; 6 of 24)

Egyptian Day (Unlucky Day; Middle Ages Europe) [6 of 24]

Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]

Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 15 of 60)

Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [21 of 57]

Premieres

Andrea Chenier, by Umberto Giordano (Opera; 1896)

April Fool’s Day (Film; 1986)

The Artificial Silk Girl, by Irmgard Keun (Novel; 1932)

The Bear and the Beavers, featuring Barney Bear (MGM Cartoon; 1942)

Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham (WB Animated Film; 2023)

The Birds (Film; 1963)

Brown Eyed Girl, recorded by Van Morrison (Song; 1967)

Burning Love, recorded by Elvis Presley (Song; 1972)

The Devil in Miss Jones (Adult Film; 1973)

Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare (WB MM Cartoon; 1964)

Duke, by Genesis (Album; 1980)

The Dying Earth, by Jack Vance (Novel; 1950)

Elmer Elephant (Disney Cartoon; 1936)

Father’s Day Off (Disney Cartoon; 1953)

Futurama (Animated TV Series; 1999)

A Gentlemen’s Gentlemen (Disney Cartoon; 1941)

The Grand Budapest Hotel (Film; 2014)

The Great Gatsby (Film; 1974)

Head of State (Film; 2003)

Houses of the Holy, by Led Zeppelin (Album; 1973)

Lucas (Film; 1986)

The Magus, by John Fowles (Novel; 1965)

The Money Pit (Film; 1986)

The Opry House (Disney Cartoon; 1929)

A Peck o’ Trouble (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)

Run Fatboy Run (Film; 2008)

Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat (Walter Lantz Cartoon; 1941)

Serial (Film; 1980)

Spirited Away (Animated Ghibli Film; 2003)

Summertime Blues, recorded by Eddie Cochran (Song; 1958)

Symphony No. 1 in D Minor, by Sergei Rachmaninoff (Symphony; 1897)

Taking Off (Film; 1971)

Today’s Name Days

Guntram, Ingbert (Austria)

Albena, Boyan, Boyana, Boyka, Boyko (Bulgaria)

Nada, Polion, Priska, Renata, Sonja (Croatia)

Soňa (Czech Republic)

Eustachius (Denmark)

Arm, Armas, Armo, Kallis (Estonia)

Armas (Finland)

Gontran (France)

Guntram, Ingbert, Willy (Germany)

Gedeon, Johanna (Hungary)

Sisto (Italy)

Eiženija, Ginta, Gunda, Gunta, Ženija (Latvia)

Girmantė, Odeta, Rimkantas, Sikstas (Lithuania)

Åsta, Åste (Norway)

Aniela, Antoni, Jan, Krzesisław, Sykstus (Poland)

Ilarion (Romania)

Soňa (Slovakia)

Doroteo, Sixto (Spain)

Malkolm, Morgan (Sweden)

Gwen, Gwenda, Gwendolyn, Gwyn, Gwynn, Gwynne (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 88 of 2024; 278 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 13 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 12 of 28]

Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 19 (Xin-Mao)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)

Hebrew: 18 Adair II 5784

Islamic: 18 Ramadan 1445

J Cal: 28 Green; Sevenday [28 of 30]

Julian: 15 March 2024

Moon: 90%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 4 Archimedes (4th Month) [Celsus]

Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 3 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 10 of 92)

Week: Last Week of March

Zodiac: Aries (Day 8 of 31)

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Holidays 3.28

Holidays

Barnum & Bailey Day

Bhakti Mata Karma Jayanti (Chhattisgarh, India)

Children's Picture Book Day

Commemoration of Sen no Rikyu (The Way of Tea; Japan)

Confucius Memorial Day

Daffodil Day (French Republic)

Day of the National Security Service Officers (Azerbaijan)

Defy Death Today Day

Eggsibit Day

Gone-ta-Pott Day [every 28th]

Greatest Show on Earth Day

Haitian Pose Day

Hot Tub Day

International Laser Tag Day

International Women in Music Day

Istanbul Not Constantinople Day

Microfilm Day

National Amber Day

National Car Wash Day

National Children’s Picture Book Day

National Choking Awareness Day

National Day of Historic Centers (Portugal)

National Ram Day

National Triglycerides Day

Pallas Asteroid Day

Progressive MS Day

Ram Nawami (Nepal)

Respect Your Cat Day

Semana Santa (Nicaragua)

Serfs Emancipation Day (Tibet)

Sun and Moon Creation Day

Teacher's Day (Czech Republic, Slovakia)

Three Mile Island Day

Virtual Advocacy Day

Washboard Day

Wear a Hat Day (UK)

Weed Appreciation Day

World Piano Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Black Forest Cake Day

Eat an Edy’s Pie Day (f.k.a. Eat an Eskimo Pie Day)

Something on a Stick Day

4th & Last Thursday in March

International Myeloma Action Day [Last Thursday]

National Letting Go of Stuff Day [4th Thursday]

National Medical Biller’s Day [Last Thursday]

National Wear Pants Day [Last Thursday]

Opening Day (Major League Baseball) [Date Varies]

Tuskegee Airmen Commemoration Day (Arizona) [4th Thursday]

Weekly Holidays beginning March 28 (4th Week)

National Protocol Officer’s Week (Last Week) [thru 4.3]

Independence & Related Days

Act of Union with England passed (Irish Parliament; 1800)

Cakeland (Declared, 2007) [unrecognized]

Revival Day of the Balkar People (Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia)

New Year’s Days

Yestarë (Elven New Year) [1st Day of Tuilë] (Lord of the Rings)

Festivals Beginning March 28, 2024

Hong Kong International Film Festival (Hong Kong) [thru 4.9]

National Folk Festival (Canberra, Australia) [thru 4.1]

Rabbits Eat Lettuce (Elbow Valley, Queensland, Australia)

Splashy Fen (Underberg, South Africa) [thru 4.1]

Wairarapa Balloon Festival (Masterton, New Zealand) [thru 4.1]

Feast Days

Aequinoctium Vernum, Day 2 (Pagan)

Aka Dasa Rudra begins (11-Week Long Balinese Festival) [Held every 100 years to restore balance between the forces of good & evil]

Aneirin (1 of the Cynfeirdd Celtic Book of Days)

Erasistratus (Positivist; Saint)

Festival of the Sacrifice at the Tombs (Ancient Rome)

Fra Bartolommeo (Artology)

Fred (Muppetism)

Garden Weeds Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)

Grace Hartigan (Artology)

Guntram, King of Burgundy (a.k.a. Gontran, Guntramnus; Christian; Saint)

Initial Caiani (Sacrifice at the Tombs; Ancient Rome)

Invasion of Loaming Shores Beyond the Certian Sea Anniversary (Shamanism)

John of Capistrano (Christian; Saint)

Khordad Sal (Birth of Prophet Zarathustra; Zoroastrianism)

Kwan Yin (Taiwanese Goddess; Everyday Wicca)

Maxim Gorky (Writerism)

Meatball Appreciation Week begins (Pastafarian)

Palmistry Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Priscus, Malchus and Alexander (Christian; Martyrs)

Ragnar Lodbrok’s Day (Asatru/Slavic Pagan)

Raphael (Artology)

Sixtus III, Pope (Christian; Saint)

Stephen Harding (Christian; Saint)

Tuotilo (Christian; Saint)

Christian Liturgical Holidays

Thursday before Easter (a.k.a. ... 

Holy Thursday

Maundy Thursday

Sheer Thursday

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Bad Heart Day (Person born today tend to suffer from heart problems)

Dismal Day (Unlucky or Evil Day; Medieval Europe; 6 of 24)

Egyptian Day (Unlucky Day; Middle Ages Europe) [6 of 24]

Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]

Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 15 of 60)

Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [21 of 57]

Premieres

Andrea Chenier, by Umberto Giordano (Opera; 1896)

April Fool’s Day (Film; 1986)

The Artificial Silk Girl, by Irmgard Keun (Novel; 1932)

The Bear and the Beavers, featuring Barney Bear (MGM Cartoon; 1942)

Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham (WB Animated Film; 2023)

The Birds (Film; 1963)

Brown Eyed Girl, recorded by Van Morrison (Song; 1967)

Burning Love, recorded by Elvis Presley (Song; 1972)

The Devil in Miss Jones (Adult Film; 1973)

Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare (WB MM Cartoon; 1964)

Duke, by Genesis (Album; 1980)

The Dying Earth, by Jack Vance (Novel; 1950)

Elmer Elephant (Disney Cartoon; 1936)

Father’s Day Off (Disney Cartoon; 1953)

Futurama (Animated TV Series; 1999)

A Gentlemen’s Gentlemen (Disney Cartoon; 1941)

The Grand Budapest Hotel (Film; 2014)

The Great Gatsby (Film; 1974)

Head of State (Film; 2003)

Houses of the Holy, by Led Zeppelin (Album; 1973)

Lucas (Film; 1986)

The Magus, by John Fowles (Novel; 1965)

The Money Pit (Film; 1986)

The Opry House (Disney Cartoon; 1929)

A Peck o’ Trouble (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)

Run Fatboy Run (Film; 2008)

Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat (Walter Lantz Cartoon; 1941)

Serial (Film; 1980)

Spirited Away (Animated Ghibli Film; 2003)

Summertime Blues, recorded by Eddie Cochran (Song; 1958)

Symphony No. 1 in D Minor, by Sergei Rachmaninoff (Symphony; 1897)

Taking Off (Film; 1971)

Today’s Name Days

Guntram, Ingbert (Austria)

Albena, Boyan, Boyana, Boyka, Boyko (Bulgaria)

Nada, Polion, Priska, Renata, Sonja (Croatia)

Soňa (Czech Republic)

Eustachius (Denmark)

Arm, Armas, Armo, Kallis (Estonia)

Armas (Finland)

Gontran (France)

Guntram, Ingbert, Willy (Germany)

Gedeon, Johanna (Hungary)

Sisto (Italy)

Eiženija, Ginta, Gunda, Gunta, Ženija (Latvia)

Girmantė, Odeta, Rimkantas, Sikstas (Lithuania)

Åsta, Åste (Norway)

Aniela, Antoni, Jan, Krzesisław, Sykstus (Poland)

Ilarion (Romania)

Soňa (Slovakia)

Doroteo, Sixto (Spain)

Malkolm, Morgan (Sweden)

Gwen, Gwenda, Gwendolyn, Gwyn, Gwynn, Gwynne (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 88 of 2024; 278 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 13 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 12 of 28]

Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 19 (Xin-Mao)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)

Hebrew: 18 Adair II 5784

Islamic: 18 Ramadan 1445

J Cal: 28 Green; Sevenday [28 of 30]

Julian: 15 March 2024

Moon: 90%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 4 Archimedes (4th Month) [Celsus]

Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 3 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 10 of 92)

Week: Last Week of March

Zodiac: Aries (Day 8 of 31)

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The GOP is not liking Albania's Betrayal of Trump America's long standing although behind closed doors allied agreement with Putin's Russia!

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama welcomed the reactivation of the air base, which was officially closed in 2005, as “another element of security from our region of the Western Balkans, which we know well may be endangered from the neo-imperialist threats and ambitions of the Russian Federation.”

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Lezioni di dignità e libertà dall’Albania all’arroganza totalitaria del regime russo.

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Anna Stishova: aka Kayaking Hijabi - Completing the Devizes to Westminster International Canoe Race. Pushing Boundaries and Inspiring Others Along the Way.

Meet Anna Stishova, an adventurous paddler hailing from Russia, whose paddling journey began in the UK in 2011. With a strong initial focus on white water kayaking, Anna's path took an unexpected turn towards flat water marathon racing due to various challenges she encountered along the way. As a dedicated paddler, Anna not only pursued her own goals but also became a staunch advocate for inclusivity in the sport. Let's delve into Anna's inspiring story of determination and community impact.

Overcoming Obstacles and Chasing Dreams:

In 2015, Anna faced a significant setback when an elbow injury from a bike accident forced her to put her athletic pursuits on hold for six months. However, Anna's indomitable spirit remained unwavering. In 2016, she earned her Coaching Paddlesports qualification and generously volunteered at the Leaside Trust in London, sharing her knowledge and passion for the sport.

Anna's ultimate aspiration was to complete the formidable Devizes to Westminster International Canoe Race, a challenging 125-mile-long journey often referred to as the "Kayaker's Everest." Undeterred, she participated in this demanding race twice, first in 2017 and then in 2018, paddling in a K1 kayak. Although her first attempt resulted in disqualification on Day 3 due to a minor time delay, her second endeavour faced unexpected adversities as adverse weather and treacherous water conditions forced the entire race to halt on Day 2.

During her time at Leaside, Anna crossed paths with Sirin Arif Gisel, a young Turkish girl who had relocated to the UK from Romania. Recognising Sirin's potential, Anna invited her to be her Junior-Veteran kayak crew for the 2019 DW race. Their collaboration paid off handsomely as they successfully completed the race, becoming the first female Muslim K2 crew to conquer the DW challenge. With Anna's achievement, she became the first hijabi Muslim woman, to finish the race.

Life's Transformations and Continued Resilience:

In 2019, Anna tied the knot shortly before the DW race and subsequently moved to Bolton. The following year, she experienced the joys of motherhood, along with the challenges posed by the Covid-19 lockdowns. Anna herself contracted the virus in April 2020 and continues to deal with its lingering effects. 

Furthermore, the combination of a demanding pregnancy, labor, and the pandemic led to a decline in her fitness levels. However, Anna discovered solace and rejuvenation by joining the Bolton Canoe Club toward the end of that challenging year. Her passion for paddling even inspired her stepchildren to explore the sport.

Advocacy and Recognition:

Anna's dedication and remarkable achievements within the paddling community did not go unnoticed. In 2021, she was honoured to become a #ShePaddles Ambassador for British Canoeing, serving as a role model and advocate for female participation in the sport. She also joined the Inclusion Advisory Group for British Canoeing, actively contributing to the development of the organisation's Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) strategy for the years 2022 to 2026.

Looking ahead, Anna continues to be a shining example of perseverance, determination, and the power of inclusivity in the world of paddlesports. Her journey serves as an inspiration to all those who dare to chase their dreams, overcome obstacles, and make a lasting impact on their communities.

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  Show notes

Who is Anna

Moving to the UK in 2003 at 20 years old

Her love for paddlesports

Her childhood and growing up in Russia 

Getting introduced to the outdoors

Festivals and kayaking in Siberia

Wanting to start over in the UK

Her first big rafting trip at 18

Not knowing where to paddle in the UK

Converting to Islam & getting married 

Losing herself and going through a hard time

Visiting her parents in 2011 and going on a 21 day kayaking trip with friends in Siberia 

Wolves & bears!

Getting back into paddling again once back in the UK

Finding a local canoe club

How things have changed over the past 10 years

Hiring a coach 

Struggling with barriers in white water rafting and needing to make a pivot

Getting into flat water marathon racing

Being better suited to endurance 

Kayaking marathons

Devizes to Westminster International Canoe Race 

Persevering with the race and going back 3x

Deciding to enter as a Junior (aged between 15-19 years old) & Veteran Team 

Finding her team mate, Sirin Arif Gisel

Dealing with the death of a competitor during the end of the race

The lessons and learning from completing the race

The support from the flatwater community 

The mental challenges while being out on the river

Being a role model

Feeling judged by the non paddling muslin community

Using water sports as a way to have time to herself 

Motherhood and continuing with paddlesports

Not being able to get out and paddle during the lockdowns

Getting back into paddlesport 

Dealing with a back injury and not being able to get back into a kayak

Taking up Stand Up Paddle boarding 

Being a She Paddles Ambassador (2021-2022) 

Being a member of the Inclusion Advisory Group for British Canoeing 

How to connect with Anna on Instagram & Facebook

Follow #ShePaddles hashtag on Instagram

Advice for women who want to try new things 

  Social Media

Instagram: @KayakingHijabi 

Facebook: @KayakingHijabi 

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Colloquio con Luca Talese: Edi Rama esprime il suo parere

Colloquio con Luca Talese: Edi Rama esprime il suo parere. Nel colloquio con Luca Talese, Edi Rama -Premier albanese - parla soprattutto della guerra in Ucraina. «Non dobbiamo aspettare che crolli uno dei due componenti per iniziare a trattare», questa l’unica soluzione possibile per il Premier. - «Non ha paura dell’escalation nucleare se il conflitto dovesse durare?» «È su questa paura che Putin fa la sua scommessa, quello che bisogna capire, secondo me, è che non è l’Ucraina. E’ piuttosto un assalto su tutta l’architettura della sicurezza internazionale, ma è un punto su cui bisognava ragionare prima o un po' dopo, ma non nel bel mezzo della guerra. Perché lui attaccando l’Ucraina ha fatto la gran scommessa di mettere sotto le ginocchia l’Occidente tramite l’utilizzo dell’energia come un’ arma e poi l’inflazione della guerra». - «Dopo un anno quando finirà la guerra? Come si arriva alla pace?» «Il bello di essere un Primo Ministro di un Paese così piccolo come l’Albania è che non sta a me a prendere decisioni così tremende e grandi tanto da cambiare il destino del mondo. Io credo che bisogna trovare i varchi per trovare la pace. Bisogna lavorare per la pace senza smettere di sostenere l’Ucraina e senza aspettare che la Russia vada totalmente in ginocchio.» - «È ancora possibile la pace?» «Adesso le ambizioni sono state un po' ridimensionate, ma anche grazie alle armi. Papa Francesco ha una santa ragione per condannare la guerra ma l’Ucraina non può porgere l’altra guancia» - continua - «Non bisogna mollare il popolo ucraino e con il suo governo. Loro stanno dando un contributo enorme per proteggere l’Europa perché se l’Ucraina non avesse retto l’urto le cose ora potrebbero essere completamente diverse, non solo per l’Ucraina ma per tutto il mondo». Qui la video intervista completa.  ... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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