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tachyonpub · 7 years ago

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Tachyon tidbits featuring Peter S. Beagle, Patricia A. McKillip, Jane Yolen, and Joe R. Lansdale

The latest reviews and mentions of Tachyon titles and authors from around the web.

Peter S. Beagle (photo: Paul Todisco), Patrica A. McKillip (Stephen Gold/Wikimedia Commons), Jane Yolen (Jason Stemple), and Joe R. Lansdale (Karen Lansdale)

For GEEK WIRE, Frank Catalano profiles Peter S. Beagle.

Looking for a literary tie between Seattle and Pittsburgh? It may seem as hard to find as a unicorn. But it actually involves a unicorn.

When the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America honors its next SFWA Grand Master, that award will go to Peter S. Beagle, author of well-known, and much-loved, fantasy classic, The Last Unicorn. Not only will the honor be bestowed at the SFWA Nebula Conference, which is in Pittsburgh this year, but Beagle himself has connections to both cities.

In addition to being known for the 1968 novel The Last Unicorn, Beagle has won fantasy’s Mythopoeic Award for his books The Folk of the Air and Tamsin, was nominated for a Hugo Award after adapting The Lord of the Rings for Ralph Bakshi’s 1978 animated film, and wrote the screenplay for the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Sarek.” He also has won the Hugo and Nebula awards for short fiction.

Beagle, who now resides in California, lived in Seattle and on Bainbridge Island for a half-dozen years starting in 1985. It was while on Bainbridge that he wrote the novel The Innkeeper’s Song and the Star Trek: TNG script. “I liked the Northwest a lot, rain and perpetual overcast and all, and I enjoyed the two quarters that I spent teaching fiction and screenwriting at the University of Washington,” he told GeekWire. “I even had my own sliver of beach, where I dug clams when friends came for dinner.”

Bainbridge later inspired the setting of his 2016 novel SUMMERLONG, which takes place on an island in Puget Sound. Kirkus Reviews described it as “an intimate drama between the members of a family who are slowly blindsided by myth and magic spilling into their ordinary world.” Beagle said his short story “Underbridge” is set on Queen Anne and in Fremont, “where the Troll lives.”

But Pittsburgh? That’s where Beagle got his start as a writer, at least formally.

Beagle said he came to the University of Pittsburgh as a writing student in 1955, when he was 16 years old. “It was the Steel City of legend then: legendary for its griminess, its foul air, its wretched baseball team, the blazing mills along the river going night and day,” he recalled. “Seeing it from an airplane at night (which was my first sight of the city) was truly like being welcomed to hell.”

Yet the city grew on him. “I came to cherish Pittsburgh, as I still do, even though there literally isn’t a brick on a brick remaining of the mid-fifties town I knew,” he said.

KARINA READS feels that Patricia A. McKillip’s World Fantasy winner THE FORGOTTEN BEASTS OF ELD totally should’ve gotten a sequel.

For this one I’m picking THE FORGOTTEN BEASTS OF ELD by Patricia A McKillip. This was such a perfect, wonderful story. At 200 pages it a fantastic example of what fantasy can be but I wasn’t ready to leave the world and the characters. I was so attached to them all and although the ending was brilliant, I could read about them forever.

At REDDIT, Wish Reviews praises Jane Yolen’s THE EMERALD CIRCUS.

I'd suggest this book as an introduction to a VERY prolific fantasy author, for folks who like fairy tale retellings, for people looking for a set of nice short stories to read one at a time before bed, or for those who'd like a more empowered woman to take the lead in short stories they're reading.

5 stars

Hap and Leonard: Mucho Mojo (aka Season Two), the popular SundanceTV show based on Joe R. Lansdale’s acclaimed series, is now available for streaming in the US via Netflix.

For more info on SUMMERLONG, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover art by Magdalena Korzeniewska

Design by Elizabeth Story

For more info about THE FORGOTTEN BEASTS OF ELD, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Thomas Canty

For more info on THE EMERALD CIRCUS, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover design by Elizabeth Story

#peter s beagle #patricia a. mckillip #jane yolen #joe r lansdale #geek wire #frank catalano #summerlong #karina reads #the forgotten beasts of eld #reddit #the emerald circus #hap and leonard: mucho mojo #sundancetv #netflix

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Hi I read your post about why mafia au's are bad and you make some good points! However, you can't compare writing Joe as a terrorist and nicky as a mobster as they aren't even remotely in the same realm. There is a real world problem where people in western cultures genuinely perceive MENA people as threats or terrorists and they are discriminated against because of it. However, no one actively discriminates against Italians because they think they're possible mobsters. Just letting you know :)

I feel like you don’t consider it to be a “real-world problem” because it’s not your problem and you specifically have never lived in a country that has been going through it for centuries and it doesn’t hit you specifically.

First of all, “mobster” is the American term. If you want to write Nicky as a mafioso, don’t use that word.

Second, it really shouldn’t be hard to comprehend the idea that, if multiple Italians have been telling you to please, don’t write Nicky as a mafioso because it’s a hurtful stereotype and mafiose organizations aren’t as cool and sexy as how you want them to be, you should think about your opinion regarding it a few times over.

Third, as I said, it’s fiction and if you want to write him as a mafia boss, you can, it’s just a shitty ass move that is completely tone-deaf to the problems a nation is suffering and shows a great display of ignorance from your part, as well as unwillingness to inform yourself and a certain nit-picking attitude when it comes to understanding what information Italian people in the fandom are providing regarding the issues our, and therefore Nicky’s, country goes through.

Also... my post was not about how much discrimination Italians face because of the mafia? I am not smart nor cultured enough to discuss such issues regarding my own nationality, and I am even less prepared to discuss about what MENA people go through (especially because it wouldn’t come from first hand experience and it would be extremely hypocritical, as well as just plain rude, of me to talk over actual MENA folks who discuss these topics). The point of my post is: don’t write Nicky as a mafioso because it’s a stereotype on the same level as writing Joe as a terrorist, a xenophobic stereotype based on what the media have been feeding us for decades.

Mafiosi are terrorists, regardless of how Americans have been polishing their image through fancy movies, and regardless of the fact that you like it or not. Matteo Massima Denaro, a Cosa Nostra boss, is one of the most wanted men in the world. ISIS terrorists don’t attack Italy simply because mafia organizations let them stay on our territories as long as they don’t attack them, as it would increase police controls.

If you want to go on and write your Mafia AU with Nicky being a boss who wears Armani suits, then go on, there’s literally nothing I can do to stop you, but know that it’s a show of extreme ignorance and unwillingness to learn from Italian people while, in the same breath, pretending to fawn over us, our culture, our actors, and even the characters whose roots can be found in our country.

To drag the point home hopefully once and for all, since that “real-world problem” bothered me to no end, under the cut I decided to add some explanations, pictures, and the names of the people that Cosa Nostra murdered in two terroristic attacks in 1992.

I can provide more if you ask for them.

TW for: remaining of explosions, and non-in-depth re-telling of terroristic acts.

Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino were two magistrates who, in the Eighties and Nineties, were extremely active in the fight against Cosa Nostra, the Sicilian mafia.

In order to kill Falcone, they placed a 400kg bomb on the Autostrada A4, murdering Falcone, his wife, Francesca Morvillo, and three other men (Antonio Montinaro, Vito Schifani, and Rocco Dicillo). It was May 23rd 1992, and this is now known as the “Strage di Capaci”, the carnage of Capaci.

The mangled car in which Falcone and his wife died is now a monument.

To kill Borsellino, they bottled a car with TNT and made it explode while the judge was driving by to visit his sister. It killed Borsellino and five other people (Agostino Catalano, Emanuele Loi, Vincenzo Li Muli, Walter Eddie Cosina, and Claudio Traina). It was July 19th 1992, and this is now known as the “Strage di Via d’Amelio”, the carnage of Via d’Amelio.

Our country is still actively mourning them and their work.

“You didn’t kill them: their ideas are now walking with our legs.”

So... is this a “real-world problem” enough, now?

#fishie answers #anon

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dynamoe · 2 years ago

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Billy throws himself into a high-school-best-friends-hanging-out experience, but his new glasses spark tensions with Pete, who accuses him of being a patsy of the New World Order.

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Billy survived the rock show. He couldn’t see anything over the people standing in front of them, but deployed his earplugs like a rock show veteran, impressing Alison enough to consider him a good all-around hanging-out companion.

Whenever their days off lined up, Alison and Billy found something to do. They had to get creative to milk some kind of entertainment out of the exurban void they lived in. The options were limited— bars and most clubs were 21+ and she wasn’t (and no one believed he was). Thrifting at the Salvation Army during the day or seeing a movie at night worked. They’d go to the one late-night coffee bar in town or find an all-ages garage band show to stand in the back of to be judgmental about everyone else there. If all else failed, they just drove around aimlessly.

He was living the high school experience he dreamed of having back when he was actually in high school, having been robbed of it by being only 10 years old at the time. He felt like he was Angela Chase, but wasn’t sure if Alison was his Rayanne or his Jordan Catalano.

No matter what they did, afterward they’d end up at a greasy, smoky coffee shop. Not drinking but still acting drunk and obnoxious because it was 2AM – being loud, smoking too much, drawing dicks on the paper place mats and having deep, philosophical discussions—

“What’s under there?” She touched his eye patch with a disco fry, leaving a tiny gravy spot.

“Nothing.”

“Nothing?”

“I mean, there’s no eye there.”

“Take it off.

“In the middle of a restaurant? That’s pretty… uncouth, isn’t it?”

“Uncouth?” Alison snickered. He took it off.

“No badass scar. What a rip off,” Alison snorted, going back to doodling the Phantom of the Opera on the back of the paper place mat.

“The ER did a good job of sewing it up. I assume. I can’t even remember going to the hospital.”

“Why do you even wear anything over it then?”

“So I don’t have to concentrate on keeping my eyelid closed.”

Uncovered, he did blink and open the blind eye slightly.

“What’s inside?”

“I don’t really know,” Billy tapped the lid with a metal finger, “ Some kind of neutral substrate– a filler.” It just looked dark inside.

“You should keep your keys in there,” she suggested.

Billy looked at the eye patch in his hand, “When I first got it, I hated wearing this thing. It’s so… ‘dollar-store pirate costume.’”

“Bazooka Joe… Danger Mouse…”

“Yes, thank you for your input,” Billy said sarcastically.

“John Ford and Fritz Lang both wore eye patches, two of the greatest film directors in history,” Alison dropped trivia, “And ‘sexy mystery men’ wear ‘em, like Brenda Starr’s boyfriend.”

Billy laughed bitterly, “I’m nobody’s idea of a ‘sexy mystery man,’ even with two eye patches. Or ten.”

“You’re always putting yourself down. It’s exhausting and lame,” Alison noted, now covering the back of the place mat with drawings of fried eggs, “Show a little self-esteem for Christ’s sake.”

“You try feeling good about yourself when your face is literally considered a symptom,” Billy said, pulling a medical textbook out of his messenger bag. He flipped to the section on Genetic Endocrine Disorders and found a listing for “GHD – Cherubic Face” and pointed at the diagram: a line drawing that could have been a portrait.

“‘Flattened nose bridge, maxillary hypoplasia and forehead prominence'—" Alison read stiltedly and then lit up, “Hey! You’re famous!”

He appreciated the positivity, however stupid. He picked up his eye patch again, “Instead of wearing this I used to just comb all my hair forward so you couldn’t see either eye,” Billy tried to demonstrate unsuccessfully, “But my hair was longer then.

“I knew I recognized you from Headbangers’ Ball.”

He poked at the disco fries.

Alison got thoughtful, and concluded, “It must suck to only have one eye.”

“I’ll never experience a Magic Eye picture,” Billy said melodramatically, “Cry for me.”

Alison actually laughed and it felt like when he nailed the final question to clinch the varsity quiz bowl tournament when he was 11. A hard-won victory.

She took off her glasses and considered them, “I got these at an antique mall because I wanted to look like Elvis Costello but they’re kinda more Alec Guinness-in-Tinker-Tailor-Soldier-Spy , y’know.”

“They look cool, though,” Billy said blandly, internally cursing the bone-headedness of his comment.

“They’re too big because they’re meant for a dude,” she offered the glasses to him, “They’d probably look better on you.”

“They’re not my prescription.”

“It’s clear glass,” Alison wiggled her finger behind the lens, “I have 20/20 vision, they’re just for style points.”

“But I can’t usually fit –”

“Quit stalling, Pippi Longstockings. I wanna see how they look,” Alison demanded.

He squeezed the creaking vintage frames over his temples, doing more damage to the 40-year-old plastic in thirty seconds than the previous owner did in a lifetime of daily wear.

“My aim is true,” Billy said, making a fashion model face despite the vice-like pressure above his ears.

“I have an idea. Hold on,” she opened her lunchbox-purse and pulled out a pad of yellow Post-Its. She leaned over the pad, writing intensely.

“You carry Post-It notes with you? Really? ” Billy asked, raising an eyebrow.

“I’m too chickenshit to do real graffiti, “ Alison said without looking up, “But I still want to write FUCK SHIT COCK in public bathroom stalls.”

She leaned over the table and stuck a post-it with a detailed drawing of an eyeball over the right lens of the glasses.

“Perfect!” she declared, “No one will ever know the difference..”

Replacing the ancient hinges with modern titanium pivots with 270 degrees of movement was tricky only because of the small scale, but warping the antique plastic frame itself made him the most nervous.

Cellulose acetate was early plastic made of wood-fiber, the usual material for old eyeglass frames– it was brittle but could be coaxed with gentle indirect heat. He rested the glasses on their side in a pan of not-quite boiling water for a second before bending slightly. He double checked his schematic, checked the angle of the bend and then heated the next section. He didn’t want his modifications to draw attention to themselves.

He removed Alison’s drawing for safe-keeping and sanded the right lens to a frosted finish that blurred his blind side. The moment of truth— he slipped the glasses over his temples and they stayed on. It took all his engineering know-how, but the boy genius had finally made a pair of glasses that wouldn’t crack or crush his giant, spongy head.

“Hey look!” Billy enthusiastically turned to Pete and pointed at the specs, “I got ‘em to fit.”

“Great, now you can attend the Buddy Holly Convention with all the other hipster doofuses,” Pete sniped, his nose buried in NONE DARE CALL IT CONSPIRACY as he lay on the couch.

“Aw, c’mon. This was hard to engineer. Say something nice for once.”

“You’re dressing weird and doing your hair all different now. I don’t like it,” Pete complained, turning his back towards Billy.

“You complained I dressed like a Young Republican the entire time I’ve known you,” Billy sighed, “I finally put some effort in and you’re still on my back.”

“You’re dressing for her. She’s picking out your clothes. You’re a sell-out.”

“I trust her opinions, what's wrong with that? I don’t want you picking out my clothes,” Billy ran a comb through his hair, “I’d end up a… big… pink… powder puff.”

“You’re falling for predictive programing, Pally. Don't believe the hype. And, um, teach the controversy.”

Billy pointed at a stack of brochures and self-published manifestos, “I’ve never seen you read anything longer than the back of a cereal box until now.”

He picked up a paperback of BEHOLD A PALE HORSE, "Your autobiography?"

“Some of us are educating ourselves on how the world really works. Not just buying what the mainstream feeds us.”

“I can’t believe you’ve managed to transfer your ‘everyone is a sell out’ bullshit philosophy from indie records to… massive international conspiracies.”

“Everything we’ve been told is a façade, pally. The government. The laws. It’s all a distraction from the real power resting in the hands of,” White counted on his fingers, straining to remember, “The Freemasons, The Rothschilds, Bohemian Grove, The Dutch Royal Family— who may or may not actually be 7 foot lizard people, Jury’s still out on that one— and the Pleiadians.”

“Pleiadians. From Pleiades? The constellation?”

“Oh yeah, fella. There’s been loads of interstellar contact they don’t want us to know about,” White nodded, “That X-Files crap is misdirection. Area 51 is just a red herring. The truth isn’t OUT THERE, it’s IN HERE.”

A car honked outside the trailer. Billy grabbed his jacket, “I don’t have time to break down how asinine all of this is point by point.”

“Oh my God,” White shouted, “She’s still Duckie-ing you! Wake up.”

“I wasn't allowed to see that movie because my mom thought there might be bad language in it,” Billy shouted back, “BECAUSE I WAS ELEVEN WHEN IT CAME OUT!“ White seemed impossibly old and out of touch to him all of a sudden.

“She's stringing you along, Pally! She's a tool of the NEW WORLD ORDER."

“Don’t wait up, DAD,” Billy spat disgusted, tying his shoe, "Say hi to The John Birch Society for me."

“You’re not a TEEN, Billy. You’re not in high school. You’re not a kid. You’re a grown-up actual adult.” White continued shouting. Billy ignored him, “You listen to NPR and you do your own taxes.”

Billy grabbed his keys from the counter and left the trailer.

“YOU’RE NOT A TEENAGER, BILLY” White shouted out of the door watching Alison's car drive off into the night.

When Billy was booked washing dishes on Saturday night, Alison made it over by the end of his shift to eat unclaimed orders of buffalo wings for the cost of hearing Billy rant about how mozzarella sticks were entirely anachronistic to the ‘‘50s Americana Diner” theme as mass-produced low-moisture mozzarella and the deep-frying technology required to prepare it weren’t even available until the 1970s.

He was happy for the company and having a girl show up for him made all the busboys gossip. After he squelched a rumor that she was his mother (how was that even supposed to work? ) Billy mostly left Nacho, Beto and Chepe alone to say whatever they wanted about “Fósforo’s chica.”

“¿Crees que Fósforo tiene una escalera de tijera cerca de su cama para poder follársela?”

“Apuesto a que su pito es del mismo color que su pinche cabello.”

Billy stopped scrubbing a monkeypod serving platter to snarl, “Uschtedesch schaben que entiendo lo que eschtán dicshiendo, right?”

He looked over at Alison obliviously eating a buffalo wing and leafing through The Psychotronic Film Catalog with a highlighter.

“Hey Alischon, how’d you do on your last Spanish test?”

“22%!” She shouted with a thumbs up, “El Fail-o!”

“¡Qué alivio!” Billy muttered in relief.

to be continued...

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Angela Chase is the red-haired, emotional main character of teen drama My So-Called Life (1994-1995). Rayanne was her drug-taking, rule-breaking best friend; Jordan Catalano (played by Jared Leto) her dreamy crush.

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None Dare Call It Conspiracy and Behold A Pale Horse were foundational texts of conspiracy weirdos. '90s was the golden age of anti-Government conspiracies and the unified conspiracy theory of a New World Order which mutated through the internet into our modern Q-Anon-type bullshit

Conspiracy went mainstream in the '90s. Oliver Stone's JFK brought the "who killed Kennedy?" conspiracy to a mass audience. The X-Files dramatized ideas that had only been circulated in newsletters and on AM radio for 20 years— not just about the government hiding alien contact and UFOs.

We know now the root of most Conspiracies is racism and White Supremacy. It's obvious because modern conspiracy theories "say the quiet part out loud." The foundational "new world order" proof document— Protocols of The Elders of Zion— was written by the Czar's secret police in 1903 as an excuse to persecute Jews.

This was less clear in the '90s; significant percent of conspiracy theorist were either ignorant or in denial. They claimed to be "above" left-right paradigms. Hip slackers watched Alex Jones on cable access ironically and went to Area 51 for a laugh. But at the same time, some conspiracy true believers in "a race war" and a coming apocalypse, loaded up with machine guns or blew up government buildings.

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The preferred professional way to manipulate antique plastic glasses frames is by heating them in a hot water bath or in a box of hot sand. At home you can use a hairdryer. Really.

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"Uschtedesch schaben que entiendo lo que eschtán dicshiendo..."

Billy understands Spanish. Whether anyone understands HIM is harder to determine.

"Fosforo" is a nickname for a red-haired person or a short-tempered person in a lot of Latin-America. Technically it is "phosphorus" but refers to a match head (made of phosphorous).

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younglarva · 4 years ago

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Escalation - Nowy • Headband - The John Schroeder Orchestra • City Girl - Main Attraction • Misty Canyon - Sven Libaek • Thief - Enticers • Border Crossing - Jerry Goldsmith • Monmouth - Breakdown Brass • Like Yesterday - Monophonics • Let My People Go - Darondo • I Wonder - The Bubble Gum Machine • Nightrider - The John Schroeder Orchestra • Take Me to the Mardi Gras - Spotnicks • Day Dream - Orchestre Bernard Wystraete • A Time For Us - Joe Pass • Roma A Mano Armata - Franco Micalizzi • Shady Blues - Lee Mason & His Orchestra • Main Chance - Parker & Parrish • New Religion - Trifle • Who Is She And What Is She To You? - Madeline • Hotel (intro) - Artie Kane • Come Live With Me - Dorothy Ashby • African Honeymoon - Golden Music Orchestra • The Windmills Of Your Mind - Dorothy Ashby • Constructions Part 2 - Berry Lipman • Way Star - Rubba • Like A Friend - Roger Webb • Moon Bird - The Roger Webb Sound • Bossa per Alberto - Piero Piccioni • Mary's Theme - Stelvio Cipriani • Ladyfingers - Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass • Soul Girl - Ahmad Jamal • La Polizia Sta A Guardare (Titoli) - Stelvio Cipriani • Foggy Night - Massimo Catalano • Floating - Piero Umiliani • Uccidere in silenzio 22 - Stelvio Cipriani • Audace Colpo Dei Soliti Ignoti - Piero Umiliani • Risaie - Piero Umiliani • Goodbye - Wojciech Karolak • [download]

Original broadcast 04.17.21

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respirinunfiato · 5 years ago

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Per dirti che ti amo in tutte le lingue del mondo

Afrikaans: Ek het jou lief

Albanese: Te dua

Arabo: Ana behibak (verso un maschio) - Ana behibek (verso una femmina).

Armeno: Yes kez sirumem

Bengalese: Ami tomake bhalobashi

Bielorusso: Ya tabe kahayu

Brasiliano: amo você

Bulgaro: Obicham te

Cambogiano: Soro lahn nhee ah

Catalano: T’estimo

Cherokee: Tsi ge yu i

Cheyenne: Ne mohotatse

Chichewa: Ndimakukonda

Cinese: Cantonese Ngo oiy ney a

Cinese Mandarino: Wo ai ni

Comanche: U kamakutu nu

Coreano: Sarang Heyo oppure Nanun tangshinul sarang hamnida

Corso: Ti tengu caru (verso un maschio) - Ti tengu cara (verso una femmina)

Creolo: Mi aime jou

Croato: Volim te

Ceco: Miluji te

Danese: Jeg Elsker Dig

Ebraico: Ohevet Otach

Esperanto: Mi amas vin

Estone: Ma armastan sind

Etiope: Afgreki’

Faroese: Eg elski teg

Farsi: Doset daram

Filippino: Mahal kita

Finlandese: Mina rakastan sinua

Francese: Je t’aime

Gaelico: Ta gra agam ort

Georgiano: Mikvarhar

Greco: S’agapo (Σ’αγαπώ)

Gallese: ‘Rwy’n dy garu di

Giapponese: Aishiteru

Hawaiano: Aloha Au Ia`oe

Hindi: Hum Tumhe Pyar Karte hae

Hmong: Kuv hlub koj

Hopi: Nu’ umi unangwa’ta

Islandese: Eg elska tig

Indonesiano: Saya cinta padamu

Inuit: Negligevapse

Inglese: I love you

Irlandese: Taim i’ ngra leat

Italiano: Ti amo

Latino: Te amo

Lettone: Es tevi miilu

Libanese: Bahibak

Lituano: Tave myliu

Lussemburghese: Ech hun dech gaer

Macedone: Te Sakam

Malese: Saya cintakan mu / Aku cinta padamu

Maltese: Inhobbok

Marocchino: Ana moajaba bik

Olandese: Ik hou van jou

Persiano: Doo-set daaram

Polacco: Kocham Ciebie

Portoghese: Eu te amo

Rumeno: Te iubesc

Russo: Ya tebya liubliu (Я тебя люблю)

Scozzese gaelico: Tha gra\dh agam ort

Serbo: Volim te (Волим те)

Setswana: Ke a go rata

Sindhi: Maa tokhe pyar kendo ahyan

Sioux: Techihhila

Slovacco: Lu`bim ta

Sloveno: Ljubim te

Spagnolo: Te quiero

Swahili: Ninapenda wewe

Svedese: Jag älskar dig

Svizzero-tedesco: Ich lieb Di

Suriname: Mi lobi joe

Taiwanese: Wa ga ei li

Tahitiano: Ua Here Vau Ia Oe

Tamil: Nan unnai kathalikaraen

Tedesco: Ich liebe dich

Tailandese: Phom rak khun

Tunisino: Ha eh bak

Turco: Seni Seviyorum

Ucraino: Ya tebe kahayu

Ungherese: Szeretlek

Urdu: mai aap say pyaar karta hoo

Vietnamita: Anh ye^u em

Yiddish: Ikh hob dikh

Yoruba: Mo ni fe

Zazi: Ezhele hezdege

Zuni: Tom ho’ ichema

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redsoxfantasycamp · 5 years ago

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Our Monday recap includes everything from the drafted teams to Sports Center Top 10 catches in the outfield.

The morning started off with a practice that was meant to loosen up the muscles, but what it turned into was a tryout for the campers to be scouted by their favorite coaches. The looming worry about the lunch time draft left players diving for fly balls, swinging the bat to hit the ball to the moon, and straining muscles they didn’t even know they had. It was as if they were that little kid again in gym class, waiting for their name to be called onto a team. Don’t fret campers, everyone gets drafted! Participation trophies for all!

The doors then closed and the coaching staff got started on the draft. The room was tense as each name was taken and put onto the board. Victor Rodriguez and Frank Viola got into a scrum over a player who they thought would lead them to the 2020 Fantasy Camp Championship. Trot and Dauber whispered side by side, strategically planning their next move. Alan Embree talked up players he knew nothing about to try and throw off next round choices, but the group caught on to his guerrilla warfare tactics. El Tiante fell asleep.

And finally, your 2020 Fantasy Camp teams:

Billy’s Ballgamers

BILL MUELLER, KEITH FOULKE

DAVID CATALANO

BRUCE DIAZ

MICHAEL DIXON

JEFFERY FRAZIER

THOMAS GRAZIANO

STEVE KNOTT

JAMES MOROSCHAK

HOWARD NELSON

ERIC ROUKEY

JACK SANDLER

SCOTT SARIAN

BRIAN STOLTZ

THOMAS URBANSKI

Cori’s Fireballers

JIM CORSI, JOHN VALENTIN

CHRISTINA ALAVIAN

JAMES ANTONELLIS

HEATH BAKER

JOSHUA BOSLEY

JON BROLIN

JEFFREY BROOKS

MICHAEL BURNS

PHILIP PRATT

RANDY ROBINSON

JUSTIN STEINBACH

RUSSELL UPTEGROVE

SCOTT VIBERT

RON YOUNG

Embree’s Outlaws

ALAN EMBREE, MANNY DELCARMEN

BOB CONNORS

DARYLL DODA

BRIAN DRULA

MIKE FRANCIS

DAVE GREEN

DAVID HALL

ROBERT SULLIVAN

TOM SULLIVAN

CURT SWIFT

CHRISTOPHER SWIFT

CURTIS SWIFT II

JOHN TOINTIGH

LEO YORKELL

Gedman’s Bombers

RICH GEDMAN, RICK WISE, DAVE SMITH

JOE GILL

ERIC GRANDMAISON

MIKE GRANDMAISON

JIM HUTCHISON

MARK KENTON

MATTHEW MARSHALL

TONY MATEUS

JOHN MONAHAN

LUI REDIGONDA

MONIKA SELMONT

RICHARD SHINKLE

GARY STEVENS

CHARLES WU

Hobson’s Heroes

BUTCH HOBSON, RICH GARCES, LUIS TIANT

FRANK CASTIGLIONE

CHRISTOPHER DECATUR

ROY KAPLAN

JAMES KELLY

JIM KELLY

RYAN KELLY

JAMES MACHADO

DANIEL MCKENZIE

JEFF MILLAR

ROBERT MILLER

JOHN PITTMAN

STEVE PITTMAN

RICHARD STRAUSS

STEPHEN WOLFE

Lenny’s Legends

LENNY DINARDO, POKEY REESE

EVAN ANDERSON

PAUL ANDERSON

DOUGLAS BISSANTI

ALAN CASTELLANOS

BRIAN ECKART

JIM FORBUSH

PETER GAW

MARINO JIMENEZ

TIM KEEFE

CHARLES ORNDORFF

PAUL PEREIRA

BRIAN STACK

BRIAN SULLIVAN

Nixon’s DirtDogs

TROT NIXON, BRIAN DAUBACH

CONNER DRIGOTAS

FRANK DRIGOTAS

CHARLIE EARL

MARK ELGART

IAN HAY

STEVE KINGSTON

SEAN LEE

KEVIN LOW

BRIAN MCWHINNIE

JOE MUSTO

SCOTT SNOW

MICHAEL SYLVESTER

VINCENT WELCH

Sabe’s Babes

BRET SABERHAGEN, TOM GORDON

JONATHAN BEAN

CHARLES CAWLINA

DEAN COHEN

DAVID DORAN

PAUL EDWARDS

BILLY GRANT

BRIAN HABIG

CHARLEY HOWE

KEVIN HYATT

HERB SARGENT

JEFFREY VACHON

RICK VACHON

MIKE WALDEN

Stanley’s Steamers

BOB STANLEY, BOB MONTGOMERY, AL BUMBRY

DON AMIRALIAN

ERIK BOVASSO

JOSEPH BRADY

JON DAVIS

MIKE DIPALMA

TOM FREEMAN

JOHN GARREN

JADE HERBST

TODD KOPCZYNSKI

MARK OBERT

RANDY OCHAB

ROB SCHRAGER

DANNY TANGEN

Wins & Saves

FRANK VIOLA, JEFF REARDON, VICTOR RODRIGUEZ

DOUG BELAIR

MATTHEW BELAIR

DANIEL CALLAHAN

STEPHEN CAMP

BOB HENAULT

AL HERNANDEZ

DENIS IBEY

JUSTIN JAGHER

JIM KENNEY

JEFF PERRY

DAVID POMERANZ

GREG RUSHFORD

BRANDON THOMPSON

JIM VIEIRA

The teams got together, sang a cheer, and headed out to the fields to try and win their first regular season match.

The Bombers and Heroes had a close game in the main stadium. The campers got fired up as their name could be heard over the loud speakers walking up to the plate. Each team was facing the sun in the outfield. Their chances of catching any fly balls was slim. Against all odds, they rose to the occasion! There were multiple catches made that had the crowd jumping up and down, cheering in pure amazement. Steve Wolfe (Awwwoooooooo) made an unbelievable, almost backwards, snag in the right center. The Heroes were able to rally and win 4-6.

Sabe’s Babes and Wins & Saves was a different story. Wins and Saves crushed the Babes, 14-6. Bret Saberhagen was seen shedding a tear in the dugout after the game, while coach Tom Gordon flipped the Gatorade cooler. Yikes… Wins & Saves, congrats on the first game W and welcome to the winner’s circle- for now.

The Legends and the Outlaws had 27 runs all together. These games were coach pitched. Maybe our coaches should get some more practice in before lobbing the ball over the plate. Campers, take it while you can! That was just a warm up. Embree’s Outlaws outlasted the Legends, and came away with the 15-12 victory.

Something must have been in the water at JetBlue Park yesterday morning, because there was another 29 run game. Stanley’s Steamers and Corsi’s Fireballers went neck and neck, fighting until the last inning. Corsi was seen pacing the dugout, almost about the charge the Ump, at every play. After last camp, Corsi was longing for a team that could win a game. And gosh dammit, the Fireballers did not disappoint. His team ended the drought and won the game 15-14. Corsi, your luck may be changing!

The last game was a blowout not usually seen during coach pitched games. Billy’s Ballgamers demolished Nixon’s DirtDogs 18-3. You heard it here folks, 18-3. Trot is known for pitching zingers against his own team, but was that the reasoning here? Or did Billy “Where’s the sunscreen?” Mueller and Keith “I need to take a nap” Foulke draft the dream team to beat?

We’ll have to wait and see!

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thisdayinfavrd · 5 years ago

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July 20, 2009

The word "tsunami" is not in my phone's T9 dictionary, so if you ever get a text from me that says "Trumang!", get the fuck off the beach. @sloganeerist (jtdobbs dur) – 114

Whoopi thinks the moon landing was faked? I hope this doesn't damage all that credibility she built up as the center square. @badbanana (Tim Siedell) – 107

Ugh I have to write an autobiography?? STORY OF MY LIFE. @baileygenine (Bailey Siewert) – 97

First rule of Seal Club is no crying when we say "club". This means you, Jeremy. Second rule of Seal Club is no walruses. *Jeremy*. @sween (Jason Sweeney) – 83

I only use extra virgin olive oil. Unsaturated fats really shouldn't have a sexual history. @adamisacson (Adam Isacson) – 76

"I just bought a pedometer." "Cool. So how many child molesters are near you right now?" @abigvictory (Michele Catalano) – 73

Well SOMEBODY used a scrapbooking knife to cut my face out of all our wedding photos. @fireland (Joshua Allen) – 70

Everyone thinks Canadians are so nice and polite. Excellent. Stage One is complete. Initiate Stage Two. Release the Moose Commandos. @sween (Jason Sweeney) – 68

I like the idea of liking the idea better than I actually like the idea. @badbanana (Tim Siedell) – 66

I can't dance, I love mayonnaise and I just maxed my Banana Republic credit card. These Whitestrips must be working. @gordonshumway (Jelisa Castrodale) – 65

1) Wake up 2) Brush teeth 3) Feed fish 4) Take meds 5) Notice pill in fishbowl & bad taste in mouth & wonder if I screwed up 3&4. Again. @tj (Fun Size Bytes) – 61

Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings. And every time you have sex, this one angel gets his binoculars. @aedison (Avery Edison) – 61

Gnats are super attracted to me today. I'm a magnat. @awryone (Josh Donoghue) – 59

My weekend did not contain nearly enough weekend. @badbanana (Tim Siedell) – 58

Q: What's the difference between a pit bull and a hockey mom? A: The pitbull doesn't blame the media for all its problems. @joeschmitt (Joe Schmitt) – 56

Reading comic books in bed by flashlight. Still pretty awesome. @sween (Jason Sweeney) – 53

My son told me how nobody at school would play with him last week. My pride swells to see him grow up in my own image. @roughdiction (RoughDiction) – 53

Wife: "I'm pretty much as girly-girl as a girl can be. Except for drag queens. But then me." @sween (Jason Sweeney) – 53

FACT: The chances a large meteor will hit Earth is much less than the chances that another movie will be made about a large meteor. @joeschmitt (Joe Schmitt) – 51

Today at the Zoo I saw a Lion & a Giraffe & a Rhino & a Zebra & an Elephant & at least 5 Cougars that my Wife wouldn't let me pet. @OverlandParker (Michael Pierce) – 49

#favrd is down

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circlesandsoundwaves · 8 years ago

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The Time I Cried at a Motion City Soundtrack Show: by Gina Catalano

Words by Gina Catalano, Founder / Editor-in-Chief of Black is the New AP Style. Photo by Joe Lemke.

Like many people, I had no idea what anxiety was when I started experiencing it. Full-fledged panic attacks with labored breathing, complete with body shaking and often full-on blackout episodes rendered me paralyzed for moments so long I was convinced I missed entire hours of a day. I had no idea what they meant or where they stemmed from and that only made it worse. The smallest things would set me off, including music. Music – something that I counted on and relied on to get me through the day – was no longer my go-to to calm down the situation that I didn't understand the origin of in the first place.

The day before my 14th birthday, Motion City Soundtrack released their album Commit This to Memory. I don't recall how or why I gave it a listen but I did and the moment "Everything is Alright" came on, a sense of relief washed over. Despite it being about lead singer Justin Pierre's obsessive-compulsive disorder tendencies and social anxiety, I was able to relate it back to my own anxieties. In an interview with Alternative Press, Pierre said the song was "sort of like giving yourself a pep talk" and that's exactly what I used it for. It became my unofficial theme song and that record in general became my step back into loving music and not feeling like it was there to make me anxious.

I had never seen the band live but the moment they announced the 10-year anniversary shows, I made it a mission to be there. I went against all the warning bells that went off in my head about this show. I would essentially be going alone, which doesn't help my social anxiety. I would be meeting a friend there, but I knew her love for a good crowd and didn't want to be that person that kept her from it. I'm also not the type of person who can just come out and say, "Hey, I'd really appreciate it if you'd stay with me so I don't feel so anxious." All I knew was that I had to be at this show.

Stepping into the House of Blues in Chicago that night was nerve wracking and electrifying all at once. I was standing alone in a crowd that was almost too close for comfort, but they were all here for the same reason I was and that was enough. The moment the first chords were played and the guys came out on stage, everything was worth being there. "Everything is Alright" was the second song of the night, which made my emotions even more intense. Hearing each song live and in person for the first time was a moment of time that constantly plays in my mind to this day. Not only did I get to watch a show involving a record that truly shaped me as a person but I conquered one of my fears that night.

The tears came after I made it home. My ears were ringing, my body was tired and my mind was replaying everything that happened – not just that night but every night that I listened to that record and tried to breathe normally; every night that I thought something was wrong with me and I couldn't fix it. Commit This to Memory was the beginning of a journey to understand how my mind worked and how to recognize that everything was going to be alright.

And that's the time I cried at a Motion City Soundtrack show.

#feature #features #the time i cried at a show #gina catalano #motion city soundtrack #black is the new ap style #music #music blog #mcs #commit this to memory #epitaph records #joe lemke

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funkbyfunk · 2 years ago

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Funk by Funk Show Playlist (24/06/19)

Snatch - 60 East

18 Wheeler - Benny The Butcher feat. Pusha T

Nueva York Part 2 - Sully Nomad

Call of the Times - Rel McCoy

Hard as Steel - DJ Duke feat. Large Professor

Guns & Roses - Ras Kass feat. Styles P & Lil Fame

Get on Board - Jay Are

Voodoo - Mark Ski feat J57 & Blame One

Francis Scott Key - Jamo Gang

Ha Ha Ha - J57 feat Blu, Exile, Blame One & Johaz

From My Mouth to God's Ears - Big Shoes

Can't Lose the Soul - Priest Da Nomad

Ladi Dadi Doo - Minimatic

Flying High (Don't Look Down Remix) - Kinetik

Collage - Modenine x TeckZilla feat. Awkword

Coco Mago Sliced - Damu The Fudgemunk feat. MF Doom & Insight

Jesus is so Quiet Here - D. Catalano

All Notes Are Friends - LBT

More Vibes - Devin Malek

All Spies - Flying Lotus

I Know It's Gonna Hurt - Ric Chavez

Bang 'em Out - Tranzformer

That Golden Bossa Hip-Hop - Minimatic

Boris Boris - Eletroimas Cataliticos

Dark Matter - Buffalo Brothers

I'm So Dizzy - Omas

Jazzifi Me - Soul Train Vs. Joe Paciallo

Nobody Else - Sivey

Join Mark Ski, Monday nights at 10pm GMT on Inspiration 107.8fm UK as he joins the dots between the latest & greatest Hip-Hop, Funk, Beats, Breaks & beyond.

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dizkidd92806 · 2 years ago

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Unconscionable. ⁠ ⁠ Fred Guttenberg’s daughter 14-year-old Jaime was one of 17 people gunned down in the 2018 Parkland, Florida shooting.⁠ ⁠ Last December, Guttenberg began receiving hundreds of emails, calling his late teen a “slut,” a “c—,” and “human waste,” accusing her dad of molesting her, and many more horrendous things. ⁠ ⁠ The culprit signed off his most recent missive: “God Bless President Trump. F— joe biden.”⁠ ⁠ Now, the FBI has found the person allegedly behind the horrifying emails. ⁠ ⁠ Gun-loving California grocer James Catalano is charged with one count of cyberstalking, following a months-long harassment campaign that targeted Guttenberg, according to a federal complaint first obtained by The Daily Beast. ⁠ ⁠ Reposted from @thedailybeast Get all the details at the link in their bio.⁠ ⁠ ___⁠ ⁠ Illustration: @lrendon/The Daily Beast/Getty⁠ ⁠ #trump #parkland #news #crime https://www.instagram.com/p/CgV_BsJObwB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#trump #parkland #news #crime

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maxrtina · 7 years ago

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theultimatefan · 4 years ago

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National Lacrosse League Announces 2019-20 NLL Award Winners

The National Lacrosse League (@NLL), the longest running and most successful professional lacrosse league in the world, officially announced the 2019-20 NLL Award winners. All awards are voted on by head coaches, general managers, and the League’s Board of Governors.

Like all major sports, the 2019-2020 season was interrupted, and ultimately cut short due to COVID-19. There was over 15 weeks of game play and much success for the players, teams, and fans of NLL’s 13 active franchises—including two competing for the first time this year. All three divisions featured tight races with three or more teams within two games of the lead, the launch of the Alterna Cup Series, and thrilling overtime victories.

"In an unusual year we congratulate such exceptional players coaches and executives,” said NLL Commissioner, Nick Sakiewicz. “At the end of each season we award top performers and they epitomize everything that is good about the game of lacrosse on and off the field. All our leaders and athletes participate in the top lacrosse league in the world, and this year’s winners have distinguished themselves as the best of the best. We look forward to the time when we can present these awards in person and honor each of them with their teammates in front of their home fans."

Peter Schmitz, President, Professional Lacrosse Players’ Association (PLPA), also shared his praise, “On behalf of the PLPA, I’d like to congratulate all the award winners for their excellence, commitment, and success. We wish to recognize the effort and talent that it takes to win these awards, especially among so many qualified candidates.”

The voting resulted in major award winners representing a wide array of squads, showcasing the competitive balance of talent and high-level competition in the NLL. Earning the Most Valuable Player Award was Shayne Jackson of the Georgia Swarm. Jackson finished the year with 31 goals and 42 assists totaling 73 points while leading the league in even strength assists with 36. Jackson also tied for the league lead in power play goals with 11 and collected 65 loose balls.

The Rookie of the Year was New York Riptide star, Tyson Gibson. Gibson was the first overall selection by the expansion franchise in the 2019 Entry Draft. Gibson scored 16 goals and had 27 assists for 43 points, which led the team in the Riptide’s inaugural season.

For the third year in a row, Georgia Swarm’s Lyle Thompson won the Sportsmanship Award. He is the only NLL player to ever win it three consecutive times since the award debuted in 2002. He continues to represent the sport of lacrosse to the highest degree and tallied 27 goals and 33 assists on the season.

Making it three consecutive seasons, Halifax Thunderbirds stalwart, Graeme Hossack took home Defensive Player of the Year honors. Hossack lead all defensemen in Time on Floor averaging 27:32 per game, over two minutes higher than the next best player, and finished in the top four amongst all defensemen in goals, points, loose balls, and caused turnovers.

Another back-to-back award winner, the Toronto Rock’s Challen Rogers was named Transition Player of the Year. In 11 games, Rogers scored 11 goals and recorded 14 assists while corralling 51 loose balls.

In his first full year as a full-time starter, New England Black Wolves goaltender, Doug Jamieson won the Goaltender of the Year Award. Jamieson led the league in Save Percentage (.829), which is a league record for save percentage, Goals Against Average (8.80) and tied for the league lead in wins with 8.

For the first time in NLL Awards history, the Teammate(s) of the Year honor was a tie to both Dan Dawson, Toronto Rock, and Mike Poulin, Georgia Swarm. Throughout the season, the players exhibited leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication to their teammates, communities and the sport.

Philadelphia Wings Head Coach and General Manager, Paul Day received dual honors, winning the Les Bartley Award for Coach of the Year and General Manager of the Year. Day led his squad to an 8-6 record after acquiring Goaltender of the Year finalist Zach Higgins and veteran forward Cory Vitarelli during the offseason, and overseeing the development of second-year stars, Trevor Baptiste and Matt Rambo. Day previously won the Les Bartley Award in 2004 when he helmed the Rochester Knighthawks.

The Tom Borrelli Award Media Member of the Year goes to Craig Rybczynski of the Rochester Knighthawks. As the longest-tenured broadcaster in NLL history, calling over 300 straight games, he provides strategic communications, develops community partnerships and interacts with local, regional and national media

John Catalano, of the Halifax Thunderbirds, was honored as the Executive of the Year, overseeing the day-to-day operations following the franchise’s relocation after a long, successful run in Rochester. John played an instrumental role in what was a successful inaugural season for the franchise, both on and off the floor. His guidance and expertise in sales, integrated marketing, game presentation, broadcast, and community relations have landed Halifax on the map as one of the newest staple franchises in the league.

The complete list of 2019-20 NLL Awards winners are as follows:

Most Valuable Player: Shayne Jackson, Georgia

Rookie of the Year: Tyson Gibson, New York

Sportsmanship Award: Lyle Thompson, Georgia

Defensive Player of the Year: Graeme Hossack, Halifax

Transition Player of the Year: Challen Rogers, Toronto

Goaltender of the Year: Doug Jamieson, New England

Teammate of the Year: Dan Dawson, Toronto, AND Mike Poulin, Georgia (t)

Les Bartley Award Coach of the Year: Paul Day, Philadelphia

General Manager of the Year: Paul Day, Philadelphia

Tom Borrelli Award Media Member of the Year: Craig Rybczynski, Rochester

Executive of the Year: John Catalano, Halifax

Additionally, the 2019-20 NLL All-League and All-Rookie Teams have been announced. The teams are comprised of the top vote getters for the season awards.

All-League First Team:

Doug Jamieson, New England, Goaltender

Graeme Hossack, Halifax, Defense

Kyle Rubisch, Saskatchewan, Defense

Challen Rogers, Toronto, Transition

Shayne Jackson, Georgia, Forward

Callum Crawford, New England, Forward

All-League Second Team:

Dillon Ward, Colorado, Goaltender

Robert Hope, Colorado, Defense

Dan MacRae, New York, Defense

Kiel Matisz, Philadelphia, Transition

Rob Hellyer, Toronto, Forward

Cody Jamieson, Halifax, Forward

All-Rookie Team:

Tyson Gibson, New York, Forward

Andrew Kew, New England, Forward

Connor Fields, San Diego, Forward

Clarke Peterson, Halifax, Forward

Ryland Rees, Rochester, Transition

Joe Nardella, New England, Defense

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