#helene robert

[clawfootenergy]

Helene Robert from Birdie Wing -Golf Girls’ Story- gives off clawfoot bathtub energy

[idontthinkimokaymentally]

Hello there Helene Robert fans.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Allison Fisher at MMFA:

During The New York Times’ “Climate Week NYC” discussion with Heritage Foundation president and Project 2025 architect Kevin Roberts, reporter David Gelles outlined the right-wing initiative’s regressive approach to climate change and the environment. Gelles also noted that Project 2025's call to dismantle climate action comes as the world is already experiencing the consequences of a warming climate, pointing out that a record number of people in the Phoenix, Arizona, area were killed by extreme heat this year alone. Roberts responded by pointing to Heritage Foundation research claiming that there has been a “reduction in climate deaths — climate-related deaths — over the last century by 98%.” Not only is this a red herring argument used by climate deniers to downplay the climate crisis, but that reduction is reportedly due in part to improved forecasting, which is done by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, an agency Project 2025 has called to dismantling.

As Reuters has reported, the decrease in deaths since 1920 is largely due to “better forecasting and preparedness,” even while “the number, intensity, and cost of climatic and meteorological hazards have all increased over the last hundred years.”

Notably, Project 2025 calls for dismantling NOAA, which houses the National Hurricane Center, the very agency that has improved the forecasting of deadly weather events and is critical to providing life-saving information. 

With Hurricane Helene in the process of making landfall, Project 2025 architect and Heritage head honcho Kevin Roberts told the Climate Week NYC hosted by The New York Times vomited out climate denialist talking points. Project 2025 has called for the dismantling of NOAA and National Hurricane Center (NHC) and the privatization of the NWS.

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SABRINA CARPENTER

She’s got “Taste” in horror films!

Addams Family Values (1993)

Kill Bill (2003)

Ginger Snaps (2000)

Death Becomes Her (1992)

[diioonysus]

art aesthetics: cottagecore

[isabelleneville]

♕ @dailytudors: TUDOR WEEK 2024 ♕

Day Six: Favourite Tudor Couple >> 3/3 - ROBERT DUDLEY, EARL OF LEICESTER AND ELIZABETH I, QUEEN OF ENGLAND [Featuring Jamie Blackley and Alicia Von Rittberg as teenage Robert and Elizabeth in Becoming Elizabeth, Joseph Fiennes and Cate Blanchett a young adult Robert and Elizabeth in Elizabeth and Jeremy Irons and Helen Mirren as adult Robert and Elizabeth in Elizabeth I]

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[azaablue]

mr incredible as a character is so interesting because unlike other main “good guys” his main drive is that he loves being a super hero. he’s fired from multiple jobs, uprooting his family every time, because of he can’t not be that guy. he listens to police scanners and coaches people through abusing the insurance company because he’s so desperate to get even a slice of that feeling. of course he likes helping people, sure, but he’s so desperate to be heroic he lets himself get reduced down to being muscle for hire to a crazy shady company just so that he can be mr incredible again. Like, how did we get here? what is his origin story? what made him like this? who taught him that his worth is synonymous with his heroism? with what his body can do? how did we get here.

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RSL might be 6’0 but wilson is three apples tall

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Barbie (2023)

Character Posters

[joansiesbeloved]

The Kennedy Family at Hyannis Port, Summer of 1961.

This pic is SO cute omfjdjnfjesugnesgksngj :')

[kasirose]

Drawing space buns on Lily was so much fun I couldn't resist drawing variations of the hairstyle on a few other TSC girlies!

Ft. Clary, Izzy, Helen, Maia

Was fun to experiment with different types of hair too!

[mariwatchesmovies]

Desert Hearts (1985) dir. Donna Deitch cine. Robert Elswit

[elephantlovemedleys]

She shall never comfort a more true and faithful man to her, for I have lived and so will die only hers.

[diioonysus]

by your bedside

[isabelleneville]

"Elizabeth’s relationship with Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, was perhaps the most important in her life. The savage possessiveness with which she wrote of him - ‘a creature of our own’, as she described him, with all the imperiousness of the royal ‘we’ - in no way diminished his importance in her eyes. For a woman so short of surviving blood relations, he was the nearest thing she had to family." - Sarah Gristwood