#gabriel de clermont

[qqueenofhades]

I'm rereading your All Souls trilogy (with great delight as always I might add) and I forget if you had a faceclaim for Gabriel? My main connotation with the name is John Hamm in Good Omens, which I feel like is not the vibe, haha, but it is throwing me off as I read and I could use a different mental image if you have a different person he looks like? Thank you :)

Aha. Yes, yes I do. It's David Gandy and you may find many, uh, important pictures in this ask and this ask, when several years ago my inbox was briefly a Gabriel de Clermont fan blog. You may also enjoy my Gabriel de Clermont tag. Ahem.

[mybeingthere]

Séraphine Louis or Séraphine de Senlis (1864–1942), was born in Arsy (Oise), a town of barely 300 inhabitants, on September 3, 1864. Her father was a worker and her mother came from a peasant family.

When Seraphine was just one year old, her mother died. Her father, who had remarried, died six years later. The little girl was left living with her sister who did not love her.

At the age of seven she began to work as a shepherdess and in 1881, she was placed to work as a servant in the convent of the Sisters of Providence , in Clermont (Oise). She liked her life in the convent more than that of a shepherdess, and she tried to be a nun, which scared her mother superior given Seraphine's strange character.

In 1901, after spending 20 years in the convent, she began working in Senlis as a cleaning woman in different houses of the local bourgeoisie.

At 38 years old, she seemed much older and one night he believed he was receiving a sacred visit from the Archangel Gabriel , who told him that she should paint "the glory of God." She felt chosen by her providence to have this 'enlightenment'. 

Almost illiterate, she had a primitive religious imagination created among nuns, she accumulated pain, religious hopes and dreams in her life.In the mornings she worked as a maid, earning a pittance that only allowed her to sleep in a seedy little room, but at night she created her paintings. 

She used a very cheap paint to which she added new materials such as candle wax from the village church, or her own blood.

She painted plants and flowers on small wooden rectangles, which he signed by carving his signature with a knife without thinking that his works might have any commercial value.

In 1912, the gallery owner and art dealer Wilhelm Uhde , dedicated to exhibiting works by impressionists and cubists, began to devote a large part of his fortune to 'naïve' or naive painters, whom he preferred to call 'modern primitives' and whom he also called 'painters of the Sacred Heart'.

That same year he stayed, to rest, in one of the houses where Seraphine Louis cleaned in Senlis. There, he was shocked to find a still life with apples, but he was even more impressed to learn that the author was the cleaning woman.

Continue https://www.39ymas.com/seraphine-louis-pintora-naif/

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               * MUSE LIST.     ------      Angel Aalbiel  /  Abigail Walker  /  Aeshma Daeva  /  Archangel Akrasiel  /  Alec Lightwood  /  Anastasia Grey  /  Anastasiya Schmidt  /  Anastasiya Zakharov  /  Anatola  /  Angel Aoife  /  Angel Arik  / Divine Goddess Asherah  /  Asmodeus Morningstar  /  Angel Aziel  /  Angel Bina  /  Briar Morningstar  /  Caassimolar  /  Castaelar Aleanundlin  /  Charlotte Holmes  / Chloe Decker  /  Cillian Brockhurst  /  Clary Fray  /  Dr Conrad Hawkins  /  Cooper Hemming  /  Daisy Johnson  /  Dantanian Daeva  /  Dorothea Morningstar  /  Dr Eliza Campbell  /  Ella Lopez  /  Elua D’Angeline  /  Esther Morningstar  /  Angel Evangeline Stewart  /  Faolan Lowell  /  Archangel Gabriel  /  Genevieve Hart  /  Dr Guinevere Voigt  /  Angel Hali  /  Prince Hamon of Zion  /  Harv Wilson  /  Hermione Granger  /  Iris Russell  /  Isabelle Lightwood  /  James Bond  /  Dr Johanna Carter  /  Archangel Jophiel  /  Julian Barnett  /  Kate Bishop  /  Kol Mikaelson  /  Leon Andrews  /  Lien Xao  /  Life  /  Dr Lily Morningstar  /  Lily Evans-Potter  /  Dr Linda Martin  /  Prince Liron Strix  /  Louie Morningstar  /  Love Pena  /  Luna Lovegood  /  Lyall Mortis  /  Angel Malachi  /  Lady Mary Crawley  /  Mother Mary ~ Jesus’s momma  /  Mary Queen of Scotts  /  Massimo Torricelli  /  Matilda Demiurgos  /  Matt Casey  /  Matthew de Clermont  /  Mazikeen Smith  /  Archangel Michael Demiurgos  /  Mycroft Holmes  /  Nancy Perez  /  Nancy Wheeler  /  Demon Ornias  /  King Paimon  /  Q  /  Quinlan  /  Archangel Ramiel  /  Rebecca Barnes  /  Rhonwen Harrow  /  Romy Willow  /  Rosier D’Angelus  /  Ruby Moran  /  Rudi Miller  /  Sherlock Holmes  /  Demon Sitri  /  Storm Demiurgos  /  Angel Temeluchus  /  Tito Giordano  /  Tommy Shelby  /  Uinseann McConnell  /  Waverly Earp  /  Wynonna Earp  /  Yahweh ( God )  /  Yelena Belova  / Zarya Demiurgos.

[mysterycharacterbracket]

73rd place S2

73rd place goes to...

Character 94, aka Matthew Clairmont (or Matthew Gabriel Philippe Bertrand Sebastien de Clermont) from All Souls series!

A very unique type of vampire others are scared of. But he has the discipline to keep such things secret for centuries. Then he meets his true love and things get....complicated. He whisks her away to meet him mom, and then she whisks him away and they run into his father! Since he is a vampire, he is attractive. He is also deep in a dark academia aesthetic as he uses his time to learn/study and thus is also quite intelligent and is currently leading some very interesting scientific studies that add to afore mentioned complications.

In round 1, poll #32, he received 4 votes out of 25, or 16%.

In round L1, poll #12, he received 12 votes out of 23, or 52.2%.

And in round L2, poll #12, he received 9 votes out of 20, or 45%.

In all, he received 25 votes out of 68, or 36.8%.

We are now 5/17 through the character parade!

[follows-the-bees]

Day Eighty-Five

Matthew Gabriel Philippe Bertrand Sebastien de Clermont (or more simply) Matthew Clairmont | A Discovery of Witches

Matthew gets to perfectly balance the blood lust and obsession of a vampire with the kind nurturing soul of a human and the brains/determination of a scientist.

This is a year-long commitment but I'm up for the challenge.

Characters aren't in a ranked order.

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics France roster

Archery

Baptiste Addis (Manduel)

Thomas Chirault (Corbie)

Jean-Charles Valladont (Besançon)

Caroline Lopez (Nancy)

Lisa Barbelin (Ley)

Amélie Cordeau (Ley)

Athletics

Harold Achi-Yao (Paris)

Dylan Vermont (Paris)

Yann Spillman (Paris)

Félix Bour (Bar-Le-Duc)

Aurélien Quinion (Paris)

Pablo Matéo (Évry)

Ryan Zeze (Louviers)

Gilles Biron (Schœlcher, Martinique)

Corentin Le Clezio (Cergy-Pontoise)

Benjamin Robert (Toulouse)

Gabriel Tual (Villeneuve-Sur-Lot)

Maël Gouyette (Saint-Brieuc)

Azeddine Habz (Paris)

Jimmy Gressier (Boulogne-Sur-Mer)

Hugo Hay (Bressuire)

Yann Schrub (Thionville)

Wilhem Belocian (Les Abymes, Guadalupe)

Raphaël Mohamed (Hagnoudrou)

Alexandre Zhoya (Coutansouze)

Clément Ducos (Bordeaux)

Wilfried Happio (Bourg-La-Reine)

Ludvy Vaillant (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Nicolas Daru (Grenoble)

Louis Gilavert (Corbeil-Essonnes)

Alex Miellet (Dijon)

Jeff Erius (Strasbourg)

Aymeric Priam (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Méba-Mickaël Zézé (Saint-Aubin-Lès-Elbeuf)

Téo Andant (Monte Carlo, Monaco)

Thomas Jordier (Noisy-Le-Sec)

Muhammad Kounta (Paris)

Loïc Prévot (Remire-Montjoly, French Guiana)

Fabrisio Saïdy (Paris)

David Sombé (Paris)

Nicolas Navarro (La Crau)

Sidi-Hassan Chahdi (Cluses)

Gabriel Bordier (Laval)

Thibault Collet (La Tronche)

Robin Emig (Gap)

Anthony Ammirati (Grasse)

Tom Campagne (Saint-Jean)

Anael-Thomas Gogois (Amiens)

Jean-Marc Pontvianne (Nîmes)

Yann Chausinand (Clermont-Ferrand)

Teura'itera'i Tupaia (Papeete, French Polynesia)

Tom Reux (Saint-Benoît-Des-Ondes)

Lolassonn Djouhan (Montargis)

Makenson Gletty (Nice)

Marie-Ange Rimlinger (Paris)

Diana Iscaye (Les Ambyes, Guadalupe)

Marjorie Veyssiere (Aurillac)

Meky Woldu (Paris)

Clémence Beretta (Remiremont)

Camille Moutard (Beaune)

Pauline Stey (Saverne)

Gémima Joseph (Kourou, French Guiana)

Hélène Parisot (Saint-Affrique)

Anaïs Bourgoin (Vendôme)

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Agathe Guillemot (Rennes)

Sarah Madeleine (Melun)

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Cyréna Samba-Mayela (Champigny-Sur-Marne)

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Alice Finot (Montbéliard)

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Orlann Oliere (Sens)

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Marie-Julie Bonnin (Bordeaux)

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Margot Chevrier (Nice)

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Ilionis Guillaume (Montpelier)

Mélina Robert-Michon (Voiron)

Rose Loga (Mainvilliers)

Alexandra Taverniers (Annecy)

Auriana Lazraq-Khlass (Metz)

Badminton

Toma Popov (Fos-Sur-Mer)

Christo Popov (Fos-Sur-Mer)

Lucas Corvée (Alençon)

Ronan Labar (Paris)

Xuefei Qi (Rostrenen)

Margot Lambert (Paris)

Anne Tran (Paris)

Thom Gicquel (Paris)

Delphine Delrue (Sarcelles)

Basketball

Frank Ntilikina (Strasbourg)

Nicolas Batum (Lisieux)

Andrew Albicy (Sèvres)

Guerschon Yabusele (Dreux)

Isaïa Cordinier (Vence)

Evan Fournier (Saint-Maurice)

Nando De Colo (Cholet)

Matthias Lessort (Le Morne-Vert)

Rudy Gobert-Bourgarel (Saint-Quentin)

Victor Wembanyama (La Chesnay)

Matthew Strazel (Bourg-La-Reine)

Bilal Coulibaly (Courbevoie)

Lucas Dussoulier (Libourne)

Jules Rambaut (Reims)

Franck Seguela (Dijon)

Timothé Vergiat (Roanne)

Marine Fauthoux (Pau)

Alexia Chartereau (Le Mans)

Sarah Michel (Ris-Orangis)

Valériane Vukosavljević (Bordeaux)

Iliana Rupert (Sèvres)

Janelle Salaün (Paris)

Dominique Malonga (Villeurbanne)

Gabby Williams (Sparks, Nevada)

Marième Badiane (Brest)

Marine Johannès (Lisieux)

Leïla Lacan (Rodez)

Romane Bernies (Agen)

Myriam Djekoundade (Castres)

Laëtitia Guapo (Clermont-Ferrand)

Hortense Limouzin (Saint-Amand-Les-Eaux)

Marie-Ève Paget (Annecy)

Boxing

Makan Traoré (Royan)

Billal Bennama (Blagnac)

Sof Oumiha (Toulouse)

Djamili-Dini Moindze (Grande-Synthe)

Wassila Lkhadiri (Ajaccio)

Amina Zidani (Le Havre)

Estelle Mossely (Paris)

Davina Michel (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Breakdancing

Gaëtan Alin (Paris)

Dany Civil (Cayenne, French Guiana)

Carlota Dudek (Cadenet)

Sya Dembélé (Saint-Étienne)

Canoeing

Loïc Léonard (Arras)

Nicolas Gestin (Tréméven)

Titouan Castryck (Saint-Malo)

Boris Neveu (Lourdes)

Maxime Beaumont (Boulogne-Sur-Mer)

Adrien Bart (Orléans)

Eugénie Dorange (Vaires-Sur-Marne)

Axelle Renard (Besançon)

Marjorie Delassus (Pau)

Camille Prigent (Rennes)

Angèle Hug (Les-Ollières-Sur-Eyrieux)

Manon Hostens (Roubaix)

Vanina Paoletti (Nice)

Climbing

Sam Avezou (Igny)

Paul Jenft (Grenoble)

Bassa Mawem (Kourou, French Guiana)

Zélia Avezou (Igny)

Manon Lebon (Saint-Pierre)

Capucine Viglione (Marseille)

Oriane Bertone (Saint-Denis, Réunion)

Cycling

Julian Alaphilippe (Saint-Amand-Montrond)

Christophe Laporte (La Seyne-Sur-Mer)

Valentin Madouas (Brest)

Kévin Vauquelin (Bayeux)

Rayan Helal (Saint-Martin-d'Hères)

Sébastien Vigier (Palaiseau)

Florian Grengbo (Bourg-En-Bresse)

Melvin Landerneau (Le Lamentin, Martinique)

Thomas Boudat (Langon)

Thomas Denis (Bignan)

Valentin Tabellion (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Benjamin Thomas (Lavaur)

Oscar Nilsson-Julien (Aix-En-Provence)

Victor Koretzky (Béziers)

Jordan Sarrou (Saint-Étienne)

Anthony Jeanjean (Montpelier)

Sylvain André (Cavaillon)

Joris Daudet (Saintes)

Romain Mahieu (Lille)

Audrey Cordon-Ragot (Pontivy)

Juliette Labous (Roche-Lez-Beaupré)

Victoire Berteau (Lambres-Lez-Douai)

Mathilde Gros (Lens)

Taky Kouamé (Crétei)

Marion Borras (Pontcharra)

Clara Copponi (Aix-En-Provence)

Marie Le Net (Pontivy)

Valentine Fortin (Toulouse)

Pauline Ferrand-Prévot (Reims)

Loana Lecomte (Annecy)

Laury Perez (Béziers)

Axelle Étienne (Vaujours)

Diving

Gwendal Bisch (Strasbourg)

Jules Bouyer (Annecy)

Alex Jandard (Écully)

Loïs Szymczak (Paris)

Roger Hunt (Southampton, U.K.)

Naïs Gillet (Dieppe)

Jade Gillet (Dieppe)

Emily Hallifax (Nice)

Juliette Landi (Houston, Texas)

Equestrian

Gireg Le Coz (Paris)

Alexandre Ayache (Lantosque)

Corentin Pottier (Rueil-Malmaison)

Karim Laghouag (Roubaix)

Stéphane Landois (Selles)

Nicolas Touzaine (Angers)

Simon Delestre (Solgne)

Julien Épaillard (Cherbourg)

Olivier Perreau (Saulieu)

Kevin Staut (Le Chesnay)

Anne-Sophie Serre (Avignon)

Pauline Basquin (Rennes)

Fencing

Luidgi Midelton (Les Abymes, Guadalupe)

Paul Allègre (Nevers)

Yannick Borel (Pointe-À-Pitre, Guadalupe)

Romain Cannone (New York, New York)

Enzo Lefort (Les Abymes, Guadalupe)

Maxime Pauty (Clamart)

Julien Mertine (Saint-Germain-En-Laye)

Maximilien Chastanet (Le Havre)

Boladé Apithy (Dijon)

Sébastien Patrice (Marseille)

Jean-Philippe Patrice (Marseille)

Maxime Pianfetti (Tarbes)

Eva Lacheray (Montbéliard)

Sarah Noutcha (Strasbourg)

Marie-Florence Candassamy (Paris)

Auriane Mallo-Breton (Lyon)

Coraline Vitalis (Le Gosier, Guadalupe)

Alexandra Louis-Marie (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Pauline Ranvier (Paris)

Ysaora Thibus (Les Abymes, Guadalupe)

Anita Blaze (Petit-Bourg, Guadalupe)

Sara Balzer (Strasbourg)

Manon Apithy-Brunet (Dijon)

Cécilia Berder (Quimper)

Field Hockey

Arthur Thieffry (Villeneuve-d'Ascq)

Gaspard Xavier (Cambrai)

Lucas Montécot (Chatenay)

Chris Peters-Deutz (Verviers)

Brieuc Delemazure (Amiens)

Mattéo Desgouillons (Lille)

Simon Martin-Brisac (Paris)

Blaise Rogeau (Paris)

Viktor Lockwood (Calais)

Noé Jouin (Paris)

Amaury Bellenger (Amiens)

Gaspard Baumgarten (Lyon)

François Goyet (Lille)

Eliot Curty (Paris)

Étienne Tynevez (Lille)

Victor Charlet (Paris)

Charles Masson (Paris)

Timothée Clément (Paris)

Mathilde Duffrène (Valenciennes)

Eve Verzura (Lille)

Inès Lardeur (Lille)

Lucie Ehrmann (Boredeaux)

Albane Garot-Loussif (Liège, Belgium)

Delfina Gaspari (Maisons-Laffitte)

Tessa-Margot Schubert (Essen, Germany)

Mathilde Petriaux (Mont-Saint-Aignan)

Catherine Clot (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

Emma Ponthieu (Lille)

Mickaela Lala (Paris)

Paola Le Nindre (Le Chesnay)

Yohanna Lhopital (Lyon)

Philippine Delemazure (Valenciennes)

Gabrielle Verrier (Rouen)

Stéphanoise Arnaud (Firminy)

Guusje Van Bolhuis (Leiden, The Netherlands)

Golf

Victor Perez (Dundee, U.K.)

Matthieu Pavon (Médoc)

Céline Boutier (Montrouge)

Perrine Delacour (Laon)

Gymnastics

Samir Aït-Saïd (Champigny-Sur-Marne)

Marine Boyer (Saint-Benoît, Réunion)

Mélanie De Jesus (Houston, Texas)

Coline Devillard (Bois De Vincennes)

Morgane Osyssek-Reimer (Bois De Vincennes)

Ming Van Eijken (Saint-Étienne)

Hélène Karbanov (Calais)

Aïnhoa Dot-Espinosa (Paris)

Manelle Inaho (Paris)

Celia Joseph-Noel (Paris)

Justine Lavit (Tarbes)

Lozea Vilarino (Paris)

Pierre Gouzou (Meaux)

Léa Labrousse (Rennes)

Handball

Aymeric Minne (Melun)

Yanis Lenne (Colmar)

Nedim Remili (Créteil)

Elohim Prandi (Istres)

Melvyn Richardson (Marseille)

Dika Mem (Paris)

Nicolas Tournat (Niort)

Vincent Gérard (Woippy)

Nikola Karabatić (Strasbourg)

Luka Karabatić (Strasbourg)

Ludovic Fabregas (Perpignan)

Hugo Descat (Paris)

Valentin Porte (Versailles)

Dylan Nahi (Paris)

Karl Konan (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire)

Rémi Desbonnet (Montpellier)

Laura Glauser (Besançon)

Méline Nocandy (Saint-Claude, Guadalupe)

Alicia Toublanc (Saint-Brieuc)

Chloé Valentini (Morteau)

Coralie Lassource (Maisons-Laffitte)

Grâce Zaadi-Deuna (Courcouronnes)

Cléopatre Darleux (Wittenheim)

Laura Flippes (Strasbourg)

Orlane Kanor (Les Abymes, Guadalupe)

Tamara Horaček (Metz)

Pauletta Foppa (Amilly)

Estelle Nze-Minko (Saint-Sébastien-Sur-Loire)

Oriane Ondono (Alfortville)

Lucie Granier (Marseille)

Sarah Bouktit (Mont-Saint-Martin)

Léna Grandveau (Beaune)

Hatadou Sako (Tournan-En-Brie)

Judo

Luka Mkheidze (Sucy-En-Brie)

Walide Khyar (Bondy)

Jean-Benjamin Gaba (Sèvres)

Alpha Djalo (Paris)

Maxime-Gaël Ngayap-Hambou (Asnières-Sur-Seine)

Aurélien Diesse (Paris)

Teddy Riner (Paris)

Shirine Boukli (Aramon)

Amandine Buchard (Noisy-Le-Sec)

Sarah-Léonie Cysique (Sarcelles)

Clarisse Agbegnenou (Rennes)

Marie-Eve Gahié (Paris)

Madeleine Malonga (Soisy-Sous-Montmorency)

Romane Dicko (Clamart)

Pentathlon

Jean-Baptiste Mourcia (Pertuis)

Valentin Prades (Cannes)

Élodie Clouvel (Saint-Priest-En-Jarez)

Marie Oteiza (Mont-De-Marsan)

Rowing

Hugo Beury (Paris)

Ferdinand Ludwig (Voiron)

Benoît Brunet (Tourcoing)

Téo Rayet (Libourne)

Hugo Boucheron (Lyon)

Matthieu Androdias (La Rochelle)

Guillaume Turlan (Bordeaux)

Thibaud Turlan (Bordeaux)

Valentin Onfroy (Verdun)

Emma Lunatti (Saint-Martin-d'Hères)

Élodie Ravera-Scaramozzino (Nice)

Claire Bové (Aubergenville)

Laura Tarantola (Annemasse)

Rugby

Varian Pasquet (Paris)

Andy Timo (Massy)

Rayan Rebbadj (Martigues)

Théo Forner (Perpignan)

Stephen Parez-Edo (Madrid, Spain)

Paulin Riva (Auch)

Jefferson-Lee Joseph (Duras)

Antoine Zeghdar (Monte Carlo, Monaco)

Aaron Grandidier-Nkanang (Pau)

Jean-Pascal Barraque (Le Chesnay)

Antoine Dupont (Castelnau-Magnoac)

Jordan Sepho (Saint-Denis, Réunion)

Nelson Épée (Toulouse)

Anne-Cécile Durbant (Colombes)

Lili Dezou (Toulouse)

Caroline Drouin (Auray)

Camille Grassineau (Bergerac)

Joanna Grisez (Paris)

Chloé Jacquet (Viriat)

An Jason (Paris)

Carla Neisen (Bugue)

Louise Noel-Rivier (Béziers)

Séraphine Okemba (Dreux)

Chloé Pelle (Paris)

Yolaine Yengo (Mare)

Sailing

Axel Mazella (Toulon)

Clément Pequin (La Rochelle)

Erwan Fischer (Saint-Nazaire)

Tim Mourniac (Quilberon)

Nico Goyard (Lorient

Jean-Baptiste Bernaz (Fréjus)

Jérémie Mion (Paris)

Louise Cervera (Cannes)

Louise Berthomieu (Nantes)

Hélène Noesmoen (Les-Sables-d'Olonne)

Lauriane Nolot (Camps-La-Source)

Charline Picon (Royan)

Sarah Steyaert (Bordeaux)

Camille Klinger (Harfleur)

Shooting

Romain Aufrère (Saint-Denis, Réunion)

Lucas Kryzs (Le Perreux-Sur-Marne)

Florian Fouquet (Talence)

Sébastien Guerrero (Grenoble)

Clément Bessaguet (Montpellier)

Jean Quiquampoix (Paris)

Éric Delaunay (Saint-Lô)

Manon Herbulot (Noise-Sur-Oise)

Judith Gomez (Toulouse)

Océanne Muller (Schiltigheim)

Camille Jedrzejewski (Compiègne)

Mathilde Lamolle (Aubagne)

Carole Cormenier (Limoges)

Mélanie Couzy (Romorantin-Lanthenay)

Lucie Anastassiou (La Rochelle)

Skateboarding

Joseph Garbaccio (La Havre)

Vincent Matheron (Marseille)

Aurélien Giraud (Lyon)

Vincent Milou (Tarnos)

Émilie Alexandre (Marseille)

Louise-Aina Taboulet (Leucate)

Lucie Schoonheere (Paris)

Soccer

Obed Nkambadio (Paris)

Costello Lukeba (Lyon)

Adrien Truffert (Saint-Priest)

Loïc Badé (Sèvres)

Kiliann Sildillia (Montigny-Lès-Metz)

Manu Koné (Colombes)

Michael Olise (London, U.K.)

Maghnes Akilouche (Tremblay-En-France)

Arnaud Kalimuendo-Muinga (Suresnes)

Alexandre Lacazette (Lyon)

Désiré Doué (Angers)

Enzo Millot (Lucé)

Joris Chotard (Orange)

Jean-Philippe Mateta (Sevran)

Banzouzi Locko (Ivry-Sur-Seine)

Guillaume Restes (Montaudran)

Soungoutou Magassa (Stains)

Mathis Cherki (Lyon)

Chrislain Matsima (Nanterre)

Andy Diouf (Nanterre)

Johann Lepenant (Granville)

Constance Picaud (Challans)

Maëlle Lakrar (Orange)

Wendie Renard (Lyon)

Estelle Cascarino (Saint-Priest)

Delphine Cascarino (Saint-Priest)

Élisa De Almeida (Châtenay-Malabry)

Amadine Henry (Lille)

Sakina Karchaoui (Miramas)

Onema Geyoro (Orléans)

Eugénie Le Sommer-Dariel (Grasse)

Kadidiatou Diani (Ivry-Sur-Seine)

Marie-Antoinette Katoto (Colombes)

Selma Bacha (Lyon)

Sandie Toletti (Bagnols-Sur-Cèze)

Kenza Dali (Sainte-Colombe)

Pauline Payraud-Magnin (Lyon)

Sandy Baltimore (Colombes)

Griedge Mbock-Bathynka (Brest)

Vicki Bècho-Desbonne (Montreuil)

Ève Périsset (Saint-Priest)

Surfing

Jean Duru (Ondres)

Kauli Vaast (Teahupo'o, French Polynesia)

Johanne Defay (Saint-Denis, Réunion)

Vahiné Fierro (Teahupo'o, French Polynesia)

Swimming

Pacome Bricout (Cannes)

Guillaume Guth (Le Chesnay)

Wessam-Amazigh Yebba (Poitiers)

Roman Fuchs (Dijon)

Yann Le Goff (Quimper)

Maxime Grousset (Nouméa, New Caledonia)

Florent Manaudou (Villeurbanne)

Rafael Fente-Damers (Houston, Texas)

David Aubry (Saint-Germain-En-Laye)

Damien Joly (Ollouiles)

Yohann Ndoye-Brouard (Chambéry)

Mewen Tomac (Évreux)

Clément Secchi (Aix En Provence)

Léon Marchand (Toulouse)

Hadrien Salvan (Paris)

Antoine Viquerat (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Marc-Antoine Olivier (Denain)

Logan Fontaine (Argentan)

Laelys Alavez (Quincy-Sous-Sénart)

Ambre Esnault (Hyères)

Romane Lunel (Alençon)

Laura Gonzalez (Toulouse)

Manon Disbeaux (Toulouse)

Eve Planeix (Clermont-Ferrand)

Anastasia Bayandina (Krasnoyarsk, Russia)

Laura Tremble (Compiègne)

Charlotte Tremble (Compiègne)

Pauline Mahieu (Villenueve-d'Ascq)

Marina Jehl (Colmar)

Mary-Ambre Moluh (Champigny-Sur-Marne)

Lilou Ressencourt (Lannemezan)

Béryl Gastaldello (Marseille)

Mélanie Henique (Amiens)

Marie Wattel (Lille)

Anastasiia Kirpichnikova (Martigues)

Emma Terebo (Nouméa, New Caledonia)

Charlotte Bonnet (Enghien-Les-Bains)

Lison Nowaczyk (Auchel)

Lucile Tessariol (Bordeaux)

Assia Touati (Sarreguemines)

Caroline Jouisse (Saint-Mandé)

Océane Cassignol (Béziers)

Table tennis

Jules Rolland (Paris)

Alex Lebrun (Montpellier)

Félix Lebrun (Montpellier)

Simon Gouzy (Toulouse)

Prithika Pavade (Le Bourget)

Yuan Jia (Cholet)

Charlotte Lutz (Hochfelden)

Audrey Zarif (Saint-Denis)

Taekwondo

Cyrien Ravet (Lyon)

Souleyman Alaphilippe (Argenteuil)

Magda Wiet-Hénin (Nancy)

Althéa Laurin (Saint-Denis)

Tennis

Arthur Fils (Bondoufle)

Ugo Humbert (Metz)

Gaël Monfils (Geneva, Switzerland)

Corentin Moutet (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Édouard Roger-Vasselin (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Clara Burel (Perros-Guirec)

Caroline Garcia (Lyon)

Varvara Gracheva (Paris)

Diane Parry (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Triathlon

Léo Bergère (Le Pont-De-Beauvoisin)

Dorian Coninx (Échirolles)

Pierre Le Corre (Vannes)

Cassandre Beaugrand (Livry-Gargan)

Emma Lombardi (Chambéry)

Léonie Périault (Vélizy-Villacoublay)

Volleyball

Arnaud Gauthier-Rat (Saint-Maurice)

Youssef Krou (Toulouse)

Rémi Bassereau (Villeneuve-Saint-Georges)

Julien Lyneel (Montpellier)

Barthélémy Chinenyeze (Coudekerque-Branche)

Jenia Grebennikov (Rennes)

Jean Patry (Montpellier)

Ben Toniutti (Mulhouse)

Kévin Tillie (Cagnes-Sur-Mer)

Earvin N'Gapeth (Fréjus)

Antoine Brizard (Poitiers)

Nicolas Le Goff (Paris)

Trévor Clévenot (Royan)

Yacine Louati (Tourcoing)

Théo Faure (Pessac)

Quentin Jouffroy (Grenoble)

Lézana Placette (Toulouse)

Alexia Richard (Toulouse)

Aline Chamereau (Toulouse)

Clemence Vieira (Toulouse)

Héléna Cazaute (Narbonne)

Amadine Giardino (La Seyne-Sur-Mer)

Christina Bauer (Pfastatt)

Iman Ndiaye (Plano, Texas)

Nina Stojiljković (Paris)

Lucille Gicquel (Rennes)

Amandha Sylves (Baie-Manhout, Guadalupe)

Léandra Olinga-Andela (Évreux)

Émilie Respaut (Saint-Raphaël)

Amélie Rotar (Martigues)

Halimatou Bah (Épinay-Sous-Sénart)

Juliette Gelin (Montpellier)

Water polo

Clément Dubois (Compiègne)

Alexandre Bouet (Montpellier)

Thomas Vernoux (Marseille)

Romain Marion-Vernoux (Marseille)

Emil Bjorch (Slagelse, Denmark)

Pierre-Frédéric Vanpeperstraete (Marcq-En-Barœul)

Enzo Nardon (Saint-Jean-d'Angély)

Hugo Fontani (Nice)

Rémi Saudadier (Dijon)

Ugo Crousillat (Marseille)

Enzo Khasz (Sète)

Mehdi Marzouki (Noisy-Le-Sec)

Michaël Bodegas (La Seyne-Sur-Mer)

Valentine Heurteaux (Marseille)

Aurélie Battu (Limoges)

Audrey Daule (Oyonnax)

Pasiphaé Martineaud-Peret (Paris)

Mia Ryclaw (Walnut, California)

Lara Andres (Mulhouse)

Camélia Bouloukbachi (Paris)

Louise Guillet (Limoges)

Hertzka Orsolya (Budapest, Hungary)

Juliette Dhalluin (Mulhouse)

Ema Vernoux (Marseille)

Camille Radosavljevic (Mulhouse)

Tiziana Raspo (Nice)

Weightliftng

Bernardin Matam (Yaoundé, Cameroon)

Romain Imadouchène (Saint-Pol-Sur-Mer)

Dora Tchakounté (Yaoundé, Cameroon)

Marie Fegue (Yaoundé, Cameroon)

Wrestling

Mamadassa Sylla (Paris)

Améline Douarre (Le Creusot)

Koumba Larroque (Arpajon)

[wiwsport]

Ligue 1 : Clermont fruste le PSG avec un immense Mory Diaw Sous le soleil du Stade Gabriel-Mont...

[freelance-informatique]

Nantes vs Monaco : Pronostic et compos de ce choc des extrèmes

La 3e journée de Ligue 1 Uber Eats nous réserve un duel passionnant Nantes vs Monaco. Si la rencontre promet d'être électrique sur le terrain, les trajectoires actuelles des deux équipes sont diamétralement opposées. Plongeons dans les détails de ce choc des extrêmes. Nantes, en quête de rédemption Le FC Nantes traverse une période sombre. Actuellement 18e au classement, les Canaris peinent à trouver leurs marques en ce début de saison. Les deux défaites consécutives contre Toulouse (1-2) et Lille (0-2) ont laissé des traces. Et si l'on élargit le spectre à leurs 9 derniers matchs, une seule victoire vient éclairer ce tableau bien morose. Lire aussi : - Monaco s'attend à 2 recrues XXL avant la fin du mercato ! Monaco, sur un nuage À l'opposé du FC Nantes, l'AS Monaco semble voler sur un nuage. Les Monégasques ont démarré la saison en fanfare avec deux victoires impressionnantes contre Clermont (4-2) et Strasbourg (3-0). Ces performances les placent en tête de la Ligue 1 Uber Eats, à égalité avec le Stade Brestois. Ce début de saison rappelle de bons souvenirs aux supporters de l'ASM. En effet, Monaco n'avait pas occupé la première place avant la 3ème journée depuis la saison 2016/17. De plus, les trois victoires consécutives marquent une première depuis la saison 2017/18. Nantes vs Monaco : De grosses absences de part et d'autre Les absences notables pour ce match n'aideront pas à rassurer les supporters nantais. Alban Lafont, avec une blessure aux côtes doublée d'un pneumothorax, manquera à l'appel, tout comme Fabien Centonze (ischios). Jean-Charles Castelletto, quant à lui, n'a pas été convoqué. Cependant, une lueur d'espoir pourrait venir du retour possible d'Ignatius Ganago, qui pourrait apporter un peu de dynamisme en attaque. Tout n'est pas non plus rose pour l'équipe de la Principauté. Breel Embolo, avec une blessure au genou, et Mohammed Salisu, touché aux adducteurs, seront absents pour ce choc. Eliesse Ben Seghir et Edan Diop complètent la liste des indisponibles. Le joueur à suivre Wissam Ben Yedder, l'attaquant vedette de l'ASM, est en forme olympique. Avec trois buts en deux matchs, il sera sans aucun doute l'homme à surveiller pour la défense nantaise. Sa capacité à faire la différence dans les moments clés pourrait bien être déterminante dans ce duel. Voir ensuite : - Nantes réalise un grand coup avec une double signature ! Les compos probables de Nantes vs Monaco Nantes : Descamps – Pierre-Gabriel, Diaz, Pallois – Coco, Chirivella, Augusto, Merlin – Mollet, Simon – Mohamed. Entraîneur : Pierre Aristouy. Monaco : Kohn – Singo, Zakaria, Magassa – Vanderson, Fofana, Camara, Henrique – Minamino, Golovin – Ben-Yedder. Entraîneur : Adi Hütter. Notre pronostic Le match entre Nantes vs Monaco s'annonce palpitant. Si les trajectoires actuelles des deux équipes pourraient laisser penser à une victoire aisée de Monaco, rappelons-nous que le football est imprévisible. Les Canaris, malgré leurs difficultés, auront à cœur de redorer leur blason devant leur public. Quant à Monaco, ils voudront confirmer leur statut de leader. Rendez-vous à la Beaujoire pour un spectacle qui promet d'être riche en émotions. ________ Pour retrouver toute l'actu foot, rendez-vous sur notre page Facebook ou sur notre page Twitter ! Read the full article

[atletasudando]

Campos Pereira, segundo en los Penn Relays

 El estadounidense Devon Allen ganó los 110 metros con vallas de los Penn Relays, en emocionante duelo con el brasileño Rafael Pereira, por 2 milisegundos este sábado 29 de abril, en el Franklin Field Philadelphia, en Pensilvania, Estados Unidos. Ambos marcaron 13,46, con 13,457 de Allen y 13,459 de Rafael en una carrera disputada con lluvia, 10 grados de temperatura y 1,0 de viento por segundo. El estadounidense Michael Dickson quedó en tercer lugar (13,66). El decisivo fue un final fotográfico y Allen solo ganó porque usó una inclinación perfecta al final para defender su título de Penn Relays en los 110 metros con vallas. Fue la cuarta carrera para Rafael Pereira (AABLU-SC) de Minas Gerais, quien ahora hará cuatro semanas de entrenamiento en Chula Vista, California, y debe volver a competir en la Liga Diamante en Rabat, Marruecos, el 28 de mayo. En su primera carrera en Estados Unidos, el 8 de abril, Rafael ganó la medalla de bronce en la Invitación de Miramar, en Florida -marcó 13,40 (con un viento de 2,7, por encima del permitido, que es 2,0). Regresó a las carreras el 15 de abril y nuevamente quedó tercero en el Tom Jones Memorial Invitational en Gainesville, Florida. El plusmarquista brasileño y sudamericano completó los 110 m con vallas en 13,34 (0,5), colocándose líder en el Ranking brasileño.Tras dos medallas de bronce, corrió el 24 de abril y ganó los 110 m vallas en el Pure Athletics Spring Invitational de Clermont, Florida, con un tiempo de 13,29 (viento de 4,4 m/s, muy por encima del límite permitido). También en los Penn Relays, la venezolana Natalia Gabriel Alfonzo ganó la prueba femenina de marcha sobre 5.000 metros con 22.52.59. Y Lloyd McCurdy, de Guyana, quedó tercero en salto triple con 15.79 m. Read the full article

[philippedurand8900]

RETRAITES - Meetings unitaire partout en France !

Retrouvez les meetings unitaires près de chez vous !

(Ordre chronologique. Liste mise à jour régulièrement avec les compléments d'informations et de nouvelles dates. )

PARIS - 25/01 à 19h30 Digital Village, 21 rue Albert Bayet. Avec Elsa Faucillon pour le PCF, Sandrine Rousseau (EELV), Arthur Delaporte ( PS), Sophie Taillé-Polian (EELV), Danielle Simonnet (LFI).

BEAUVAIS - 26/01 à 19h30 Salle du Pré-Martinet. Avec Stéphane Peu pour le PCF, Cyrielle Châtelain (EELV), Antoine Léaument ( LFI), Benjamin Lucas (Génération·s), Philippe Brun (PS).

AUXERRE - 27/01 à 19h - Salle de réception Jules Ferry rive droite. Avec Pascal Savoldelli pour le PCF, Florence Loury (EELV), Mani Cambfort (secrétaire départementale PS), Arnaud Legall (LFI).

NYONS - 27/01. Avec Jean-Marc Durand pour le PCF, Manuel Bompard (LFI), Marie Pochon (EELV).

MOULINS - 27/01 à 18h30. Avec Yannick Monnet pour le PCF, Marianne Maximi (LFI).

SOTTEVILLE-LES-ROUEN - 30/01 à 19h Salle buddicum. Avec Hubert Wulfranc pour le PCF, Alma Dufour (LFI), Gérard Leseul (PS), Julie Godichaud (conseillère municipale EELV).

TULLE - 30/01 à 19h30 Salle Latreille bas. Avec Nicolas Marlin pour le PCF, Damien Maudet (LFI), François Piquemal (LFI), Chloé Herzhaft (EELV).

LA COURNEUVE - 1/02 Salle des fêtes rue Gabriel Péri. Avec Soumya Bourouaha pour le PCF, Raquel Garrido (LFI), Fathia Keloua-Hachi et Stéphane Troussel (PS), parlementaire EELV.

SAINT-NAZAIRE - 1/02 à 20h Salle Alvéole. Avec Véronique Mahé pour le PCF, Matthias Tavel (LFI), Mathilde Panot (présidente du groupe parlementaire LFI), Philippe Brun (PS), Julie Laernoes (EELV), Arash Saedi (coordinateur national Generation·s).

DIEPPE - 2/02 à 18H Salle des congrès. Avec Sébastien Jumel et Fabien Gay pour le PCF, François Ruffin (LFI), Marie-Charlotte Garin (EELV).

LILLE - 2/02 à 19h. Avec Fabien Roussel pour le PCF, Marine Tondelier (EELV) ; Roger Vicot (PS), LFI, Generation·s.

TOURS - 2/02 à 19h30 Centre de vie du Sanitas, 10 Pl. Neuve avec Ian Brossat pour le PCF, François Piquemal (LFI), Charles Fournier (EELV), Evelyne Dourille-Feer, (économiste et membre d’Attac).

SAINT-AGATHON - 3/02 à 19h30 Salle de la Grande Ourse, 9 rue de Hent Meur. Avec Pascal Bonneau pour le PCF, Murielle LEPVRAUD, Manon AUBRY et François Piquemal (LFI), Hervé Guihard (Place publique), Gérard Mauduit (Ensemble), Christian Renard (POI), Tugdual Le Lay (Génération·s).

NÎMES - 10/02 à 19h Centre Andre Malraux 2 Avenue de Lattre de Tassigny 30000 Nîmes. Avec Fabien Roussel pour le PCF, Boris Vallaud (PS), Manuel Bompard (LFI), Raymonde Poncet (EELV).

CLERMONT-FERRAND - 10/02 à 19h Maison du Peuple. Avec André Chassaigne pour le PCF, Sophie Taillé-Polian (Génération·s), Christine Pires-Beaune (PS), Marianne Maximi (LFI).

[qqueenofhades]

GABRIEL DE CLERMONT MY BELOVED DUMB TRASH MAN , NO ONE MAKES BETTER (read:worse) DECISIONS.

Truly, TRULY an iconic legend in the All Time Garbage Man Hall of Fame. God bless.

[waxedpaperdoor]

Fareed digs and digs and digs, and then decides, in agreement with Seth, to contact Dr. Clairmont and see if he’s open to a meeting. Dr. Clairmont says yes. Fareed wonders if he can entice them to come and work at Collingsworth Pharmaceuticals - from their work history they’ve been to America, so maybe they aren’t opposed to moving around - and then maaaaaaaybe bring them into the blood, if they’re so inclined.

He gets to Oxford. Imagine the JOY he feels when he realises that Dr. Clairmont is not only a science nerd but also a vampire AND the head of his own coven. And that Dr. Shephard and Dr. Whitmore are also vampires, and part of that coven. Of course the vampire doctors are working on genetics and haematology research, it’s what Fareed is doing too!

People in the Chateau can hear his telepathic yelling.

Matthew, Miriam and Marcus do visit Collingsworth and meet Seth and Gregory, who are delighted to meet other blood drinkers, especially ones who are a bit different to them and not in the tribe. Miriam finds this all incredibly boring and annoying until she spots Flannery, and they spend an evening in mutual complaining about the work required to get funding for research projects, the stupidity of the medical profession in general, and men in particular.

Marcus and Victor bond over the work needed to get a medical degree; Marcus offers to lend Victor a couple of textbooks that he found very useful, and poor exhausted Victor, who never complains about anything, allows himself the odd slightly negative emotion out loud. This turns into double dates with Phoebe and Rose, who take to each other like baby ducklings and go on art shopping trips all over the world.

Baldwin, furious at the potential of being discovered by humans due to all this fun collaboration, breaks into the lab and rants at Fareed about how dare he steal his family, insults, threats, etc. This goes on for some time. When he’s run out of steam, Seth raises an eyebrow. Baldwin immediately apologises.

Lestat, completely miffed at being left out of all this jollity, stalks off to Sept-Tours in high dudgeon, where he meets Ysabeau, who tells him, with an imperious stare, to stop sulking because it’s giving her a headache. Lestat falls in love on the spot. They spend hours gossiping about people they’ve come across in the past, and the current state of the world re. vampires, and generally have a marvellous time. (And if Lestat catches the shadows in her mind, the memories of someone much loved who is now dead, well. There’s no reason to tell anyone why he’s holding her hand on the sofa, is there?)

There is a wobbly moment when she introduces him to Diana - the whisper of dread at ‘the witches place’ still lives in the back of his mind - but then he is so enchanted by the babies and their tiny baby fangs that he forgets to care. They get so many presents from him that Diana has started donating them to other family members.

Lestat invites them all to Court. This involves a lot of bothering Barbara to make sure everything is perfect, an actual red carpet, and many, many, complaints to the Council of the Elders from harassed vampires who would like to be left in peace to do their job and not have the Prince breathing down their necks all night. Notker, Antoine and Sybelle compose special music for the visit, to great acclaim and applause. Fernando comes with the de Clermonts, and then escapes the noise of the ballroom for the library where he meets Louis and Mitka. They get on so well that they accidentally form their own coven. Gallowglass is still laughing about it.

Ysabeau dazzles everyone, escorted round the ballroom by Lestat, who is prouder than he’s ever been. Gabrielle is extremely put out.

I was thinking about Fareed again (thanks, @complicitsacrilege) and it occurred to me that it would be absolutely hilarious if he starts coming across all these peer-reviewed articles on haematology and genetics written by Dr. M. Clairmont, Professor of Biochemistry at Oxford University, co-authored by Dr. M. Shephard (with contributions by Dr. M. Whitmore). Can you imagine.

[theinkgirl]

Guys help.  There’s a some kind of vampire mom spectrum that has Gabrielle de Lioncourt on one end and Ysabeau de Clermont on the other.  What is it >:(

It’s something like this:

But I think there’s more.  like....

But what goes at the opposite of bitch?  “Kind” doesn’t seem right.  :/

????? 

I’m not sure this is right either.  I feel like.  Feral.  Should be on this somewhere

[letmetellyouaboutmyfeels]

your "someone sleep with him on my behalf" tag? RELATABLE

I AM NOT ALONE IN MY GABRIEL DE CLERMONT NEEDS AND I SPEAK FOR THE PEOPLE! VIVA LA THIRST!

[vincentcatagainsttheworld]

#Repost Deborah Harkness FB page Happy Birthday to Matthew Gabriel Philippe Bertrand Sébastien de Clermont. 🍷🎂🎁🎉 Flashback Post- Deb posted this birthday message to Matthew in 2016: “On this day, All Souls Day, around the year 500 AD, a boy named Matthew was born. He lived in difficult times, and tried to die, only to live again. For more than 1500 years, Matthew has struggled with his personal demons and has represented humanity at its best and worst. He is selfish and selfless, capable of bitter hatred and unconditional love, anger and tenderness, passion and prejudice. He is still, after all these years, a work in progress--just as we all are. Matthew shows us that immortality and wealth are not the answers to any of life's problems. Absence and desire, blood and fear--they spellbind us all, and make us act against the better angels of our nature. If you feel so moved, light a candle today in honor not only of Matthew, but of all the generations of your family who lived and died. You are unique and at the same time contain the sum of their experiences and histories. Even a single pinpoint of candlelight in the darkness is a beacon forward into the rest of your life, and the lives of those who will come after. Happy Birthday, Matthew Clairmont. May you live long and continue to teach us about the power of forgiveness, redemption, and change.” -Deb Cat Photo by Simon Ridgway, from season 2 of A Discovery of Witches https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckd73VSIh-a/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mysterycharacterbracket]

Character 78 has won this close poll with 11 votes and will move on to round L3!

And character 94 has lost with 9 votes and will be revealed and eliminated.

Character 94 was...

Matthew Clairmont (or Matthew Gabriel Philippe Bertrand Sebastien de Clermont) from All Souls series!

Season 2, Round L2, Poll #12

Character 78: he was abandoned by his mother when he was like 3 and ended up raised as a child soldier in what was essentially a cult. then he got kidnapped by his stepmother and ended up at ANOTHER CULT, eventually making his way back to the original cult. except then Bad Things Happened so he had to leave, and though he does make friends and get character development everything goes to hell when his best friend dies. he grieves for a few days then gets a message that says his friend is in fact still alive and was resurrected, so he spends the next few months searching for him. he doesn't find anything and goes to boarding school to try and live a normal life, his girlfriend breaks up with him, and then he gets dragged back into his old Fantasy Book Teenage Protagonist Life and gets killed in the most dramatic insane way possible, via getting stabbed by an evil immortal thousands-of-years-old capitalist.

Character 94: A very unique type of vampire others are scared of. But he has the discipline to keep such things secret for centuries. Then he meets his true love and things get....complicated. He whisks her away to meet him mom, and then she whisks him away and they run into his father! Since he is a vampire, he is attractive. He is also deep in a dark academia aesthetic as he uses his time to learn/study and thus is also quite intelligent and is currently leading some very interesting scientific studies that add to afore mentioned complications.