#juliana is goldie

[genlirema]

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish/Pokemon ScarVio AU but I can only draw one character

[wonderkat11]

My ideas for Just Dance 2 Animal AU

It’s Raining Men/Lari = Turtle.

TikTok/Kayla = Shiba Inu.

A-Punk/Thomas & Mia = Dog & Cat.

I Got You (I Feel Good)/Benjamin = Kermode Bear.

When I Grow Up/Lady = Flamingo.

Toxic/Ivy = Siamese.

Idealistic/Neona = Bat.

Girlfriend/Amy & Matilda = Fox & Rabbit.

S.O.S./Anzia = Coyote.

Dagomba = Asiatic Golden Cat.

Move Your Feet/Charlie = Iguana.

Proud Mary/Mary = Ostrich.

Hot Stuff/Nelly & Benny = Apes.

Big Girl (You Are Beautiful)/Laura = Hippopotamus.

I Want You Back/Thor = Quagga.

Iko Iko/Arizona = Crocodile.

Katti Kalandal/Veena & Manjul = Elephants.

Holiday/Goldie = Hyena.

Call Me/Samara = Labrador.

Sway (Quién Será)/Arista & Quinn = Swans.

Satisfaction/Isaac = Leopard.

Hey Ya!/Moses = Monkey.

Mugsy Baloney/Nia & Callum = Gazelle & Dolphin.

Baby Girl/Matthew (Matt) = Owl.

Jungle Boogie/Harry = Cheetah.

Crazy in Love/Anjia = Poodle.

Soul Bossa Nove/Aleena & Sam = Parrot & Red Wolf.

D.A.N.C.E./Lime = Toucan.

Sympathy for the Devil/Auli'i = Devon Rex.

Rasputin/Boris = Bull.

Jump in the Line/Caroline & Alexa = Giraffe & Arctic Fox.

Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go/Eric = Gazelle.

Walk Like an Egyptian/Rula = Camel.

The Power/Khalid = Otter.

Jump/Momoe & Graham = Gray Foxes.

Monster Mash/Frank = Elk.

Take Me Out/Pyra = Octopus.

That's Not My Name/Jane = Rabbit.

The Shoop Shoop Song/Marie & Svetlanta = Gazelle & Coyote.

Cosmic Girl/Mariana = Panda.

Body Movin'/Juliana = Venom Snake.

Viva Las Vegas/Sebastian = Crab.

Alright/Amanda & Dan = Siamese & Monk Parakeet.

Rockafeller Skank/Kevin (Or you can call him DJ DNC3) = Skunk.

Should I Stay or Should I Go?/Rob = Red Wolf.

Funkytown/Oob = Darwin Frog.

Jai Ho! (You are my Destiny)/Kammi = Indian Leopard.

Firework/Icy = Fox.

Pon de Replay/Yui = Hyena.

Barbie Girl/Diva & Rex = Swam & Wolf.

Pump Up the Volume/Mikey = Hedgehog.

Maniac/Isabella = Flamingo.

Born to be Wild/Wolf = Wolf.

Professor Pumplestickle/Zeka & Pumplehead = Coyote & Frog.

Crying Blood/Miranda = Dalmation.

Down by the Riverside/Jennifer = Dove.

Fuetbol Crazy/Alice = Savannah.

Kung fu Fighting/Master Mantis & Dawn = Goat & Tiger.

Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of Monika)/Steve & Elsa = Bear & .

Nine in the Afternoon/Mona & Jake = Cat & Dog.

It’s not Unusual/William = Pug.

Chicken Payback/Louis = Jersey Giant Chicken.

Crazy Christmas/Santa = Reindeer.

Skin to Skin/Perry = Parrot.

You Can’t Hurry Love/Gigi & Lily = Dolphins.

Why oh Why?/Michelle and Howard = Bear & Red Robin Bird.

American Boy/Taio & Julia = Owl & Jaybird.

Come on, Eileen/Soraya & Lucky = Fawn & Mouse.

Song 2/Zack, Bianca, & Josh = Deer, Penguin, & Arctic Wolf.

Spice Up Your Life/Jazzy & Pink = Peacock & Squirrel.

Here Comes the Hotstepper/Shaun = Rabbid.

Movin' on Up/Mindy = Snake.

[little-virus-sasha]

-all emerald nicknames to all the protagonists (icluding bf and arrow funk bf) red: mountain king leaf: tree daughter gold: goldie monochrome gold: blacken goldie brendan: ground ruby may: sea saphire lucas: diamond bell dawn: pearl bell hilbert: black tepig hilda: white snivy nate and rosa: semi-copycats calem: crossed out defeat serena: splitted win elio: sunny selene: moony chase: pikachu fan elaine: eevee fan victor: sword wielder gloria: shield wielder juliana: purple julia florian: red flora mandjtv: emerald sky arrow funk bf: bidu (that was already his nickname lol) bf: shiny bidu

[gildcdglory]

WHO: Juliana León & Rhodes Iverson (@anhedcnias) WHERE: Rhodes' apartment complex

It was amazing how people could spend their days so differently. some individuals spend their whole day tucked away in bed, while others distract themselves with work from dusk 'til dawn. Juliana was a member of the second group. She liked to have her days busy, and though working as an ER nurse and executioner helped with that, she still itched to fill the leftover hours in between.

That's why she occasionally found herself babysitting RHODES IVERSON'S daughter, Goldie. She didn't even care about the money--- being able to distract herself from the horrors of her other jobs by playing with an adorable toddler was payment enough. Tonight, though, wasn't an actual babysitting job. Tonight was just a casual catch up between Juliana and Rhodes.

She was giddy with excitement. Juliana didn't have too many friends, so this was a much needed escape from her daily life. As soon as the door opened, she practically fell through the open door. Steadying herself on the wall, Juliana weakly held up the bottle of rose she purchased on her way here. ❝I promise I haven't drank this without you.❞ She glanced around the apartment, trying to find a familiar set of eyes.  ❝Where's Goldie? I wanted to give her a big hug. I feel like I haven't seen you two in ages.❞

[astreiants-archive]

a sapphic lit primer 🌸

also known as, an opportunity to insist you read my favourites

if you’ve ever found yourself wanting to read more sapphic books, but not quite sure where to start, let this be the post for you! if you’re looking for even more sapphic books, i hope you find something in here too.

there are a few books on here i’ve not read, that i wanted to include to raise awareness of them, more than anything. those are marked by *. as such, you will probably also see a fair few more well known books and authors missed off (but i promise i know about them!).

this is not meant to be at all exhaustive! it’s a collection of sapphic books that i’ve read and would rec, meaning there are still tons more out there. & you can find some of those more at @sapphicreadsdb​, readsrainbow (which i co-run with @tenderpotter), sapphiclitbot on twitter & my list of every sapphic book i’ve read.

as ever, this was meant to be a relatively short post. haha.

(i promise i did put links on this post, but for some reason those aren’t working on the blog page. dashboard version seems fine, i think.)

🌼  middle grade

🌻  contemporary

hurricane child by kacen callender

in the role of brie hutchens... by nicole melleby

hazel hill is gonna win this one by maggie horne

candidly cline by kathryn ormsbee

how to become a planet by nicole melleby

proud of me by sarah hagger-holt

the science of being angry by nicole melleby

middletown by sarah moon

p.s. i miss you by jen petro-roy*

almost flying by jake maia arlow*

in the key of us by mariama j lockington*

kenzie kickstarts a team by kit rosewater & sophie escabasse*

⚔️  fantasy

the strangeworlds travel agency by ld lapinski

the tea dragon society by kay o’neill*

📜  historical

tell no tales by sam maggs & kendra wells*

⁉️  mystery/thriller

goldie vance by hope larson

pepper’s rules for secret sleuthing by briana mcdonald

drew leclair gets a clue by katryn bury*

🦇  paranormal/horror

artie and the wolf moon by olivia stephens

🧪  science fiction

our sister, again by sophie cameron

🌼  young adult

🌻  contemporary

we are okay by nina lacour

this is what it feels like by rebecca barrow

the gay girl’s guide to ruining prom by siera maley

the liar’s guide to the night sky by brianna r. shrum

i kissed shara wheeler by casey mcquiston

the flywheel by erin gough

amelia westlake by erin gough

how to make a wish by ashley herring blake

taking flight by siera maley

like water by rebecca podos

don’t date rosa santos by nina moreno

all the invisible things by orlagh collins

orpheus girl by brynne rebele-henry

the henna wars by adiba jaigirdar

you should see me in a crown by leah johnson

love and other natural disasters by misa sugiura

rise to the sun by leah johnson

epically earnest by molly horan

if you still recognise me by cynthia so

truth be told by sue divin

thieves by lucie bryon

ask the passengers by a. s. king

starting from here by lisa jenn bigelow

annie on my mind by nancy garden

laura dean keeps breaking up with me by mariko tamaki

the stars and the blackness between them by junauda petrus

the last true poets of the sea by julia drake

i kissed alice by anna birch

fiebre tropical by juliana delgado lopera

melt my heart by bethany rutter

laurel everywhere by erin moynihan

every body looking by candace iloh

something certain, maybe by sara barnard

⚔️  fantasy

a dark and hollow star by ashley shuttleworth

the scapegracers by h. a. clarke

girl, serpent, thorn by melissa bashardoust

down comes the night by allison saft

engelsfors by mats strandberg & sara b. elfgren

summer of salt by katrina leno

from dust, a flame by rebecca podos

spellbook of the lost and found by moïra fowley-doyle

girls made of snow and glass by melissa bashardoust

out of the blue by sophie cameron

witch, cat & cobb by j. k. pendragon

girls of paper and fire by natasha ngan

the afterward by e. k. johnston

the never tilting world by rin chupeco

the midnight lie by marie rutkoski

the dark tide by alicia jasinska

the midnight girls by alicia jasinska

sweet & bitter magic by adrienne tooley

wench by maxine kaplan

way of the argosi by sebastian de castell

ash by malinda lo

the raven and the reindeer by t. kingfisher

the last magician by lisa maxwell

shatter the sky by rebecca kim wells

we set the dark on fire by tehlor kay mejia

queen of coin and whispers by helen corcoran

ghost wood song by erica waters

these feathered flames by alexandra overy

the bone spindle by leslie vedder

into the crooked place by alexandra christo

edie in between by laura sibson

crier’s war by nina varela

the winter duke by claire bartlett

sofi and the bone song by adrienne tooley*

girls at the edge of the world by laura brooke robson*

dauntless by elisa a. bonnin*

📜  historical

dangerous remedy by kat dunn

forgive me if i’ve told you this before by karelia stetz-waters

the pearl thief by elizabeth wein

heavy vinyl by carly usdin & nina vakueva

valiant ladies by melissa grey*

a curse of roses by diana pinguicha*

⁉️  mystery/thriller

far from you by tess sharpe

the girls i’ve been by tess sharpe

people like us by dana mele

summer’s edge by dana mele

the truth about keeping secrets by savannah brown

i hope you’re listening by tom ryan

eight pieces of silva by patrice lawrence

bad things happen here by rebecca barrow

the things we don’t see by savannah brown

the hollow inside by brooke lauren davis

throwaway girls by andrea contos

you’re next by kylie schachte

a lesson in vengeance by victoria lee

the sullivan sisters by kathryn ormsbee

cold by mariko tamaki

the killing code by ellie marney*

rules for vanishing by kate alice marshall*

🦇  paranormal/horror

the dead and the dark by courtney gould

to break a covenant by alison ames

shallow graves by kali wallace

wilder girls by rory power

afterlove by tanya byrne

house of hollow by krystal sutherland

specter inspectors by bowen mccurdy

burn down, rise up by vincent tirado

hollow by shannon watters & branden boyer-white

missing, presumed dead by emma berquist

perfectly preventable deaths by deirdre sullivan*

the dark beneath the ice by amelinda bérubé*

ghost walk by kay solo*

🧪  science fiction

joyride by jackson lanzing & collin kelly

crownchasers by rebecca coffindaffer

the good luck girls by charlotte nicole davis

cosmoknights by hannah templer

jane, unlimited by kristin cashore*

🌼  adult

🌻  contemporary

summer of the cicadas by chelsea catherine

take a hint, dani brown by talia hibbert

in the event of love by courtney kae

night tide by anna burke

beautiful world, where are you by sally rooney

spell heaven and other stories by toni mirosevich

far from home by lorelie brown

once ghosted, twice shy by alyssa cole

spindrift by anna burke

cow girl by kirsty eyre

the split by laura kay

tell me everything by laura kay

everyone in this room will someday be dead by emily austin

transcendent kingdom by yaa gyasi

the fat lady sings by jacqueline roy

conversations with friends by sally rooney

flamingo by rachel elliott

the wrong end of the telescope by rabih alameddine

a map of home by randa jarrar

mostly dead things by kristen arnett

patsy by nicole dennis-benn

little fish by casey plett

undone by bryce oakley

satisfaction guaranteed by karelia stetz-waters

tack & jibe by lilah suzanne

all at sea by cheyenne blue

i kissed a girl by jennet alexander

january embers by hildred billings

the simple answer by lily seabrooke

under the rainbow by celia laskey

the world cannot give by tara isabella burton

la bastarda by trifonia melibea obono

the one hundred years of lenni and margot by marianne cronin

all are welcome by liz parker

the romance recipe by ruby barrett

disoriental by négar djavadi*

the thirty names of night by zeyn joukhadar*

bastard out of carolina by dorothy allison*

among other things, i’ve taken up smoking by aoibheann sweeney*

marriage of a thousand lies by s. j. sindu*

honey girl by morgan rogers*

too much lip by melissa lucashenko*

delilah green doesn’t care by ashley herring blake*

the secret lives of church ladies by deesha philyaw*

the barrens by kurt & ellie johnson*

28 questions by indyana schneider*

there are more things by yara rodrigues fowler*

⚔️  fantasy

the unbroken by c. l. clark

the jasmine throne by tasha suri

wild and wicked things by francesca may

the true queen by zen cho

isola by brenden fletcher

the impossible contract by k. a. doore

foundryside by robert jackson bennett

the traitor baru cormorant by seth dickinson

the empress of salt and fortune by nghi vo

the bone shard daughter by andrea stewart

blackheart knights by laure eve

the velocity of revolution by marshall ryan maresca

the gracekeepers by kirsty logan

in the vanishers’ palace by aliette de bodard

the priory of the orange tree by samantha shannon

thorn by anna burke

penhallow amid passing things by iona datt sharma

sing the four quarters by tanya huff

city of lies by sam hawke

moontangled by stephanie burgis

burning roses by s. l. huang

a master of djinn by p. djèlí clark

ashes of the sun by django wexler

fireheart tiger by aliette de bodard

bestiary by k-ming chang

the black coast by mike brooks

night flowers shirking from the light of the sun by li xing

the councillor by e. j. beaton

silverglass by j. f. rivkin

water horse by melissa scott

high times in the low parliament by kelly robson

into the broken lands by tanya huff

the fire opal mechanism by fran wilde

among thieves by m. j. kuhn

the factory witches of lowell by c. s. malerich

the forever sea by joshua phillip johnson

the final strife by saara el-arifi

brother red by adrian selby

the winged histories by sofia samatar

the vanished queen by lisbeth campbell*

the northern girl by elizabeth a. lynn*

the bladed faith by david dalglish*

the worthy by anna k. moss*

📜  historical

the wicked cometh by laura carlin

the pull of the stars by emma donoghue

she who became the sun by shelley parker-chan

infamous by lex croucher

devotion by hannah kent

under the udala trees by chinelo okparanta

after the wedding by courtney milan

heathen by natasha alterici

mrs martin’s incomparable adventure by courtney milan

the night watch by sarah waters

tell it to the bees by fiona shaw

kept animals by kate milliken

a lady’s desire by lily maxton

the ophelia girls by jane healey

that green eyed girl by julie owen moylan

the perks of loving a wallflower by erica ridley

the companion by e. e. ottoman

her countess to cherish by jane walsh

paris, 7a.m. by liza wieland*

mademoiselle revolution by zoe sivak*

dark earth by rebecca stott*

⁉️  mystery/thriller

dirt town by hayley scrivenor

the lighthouse by fran dorricott

after the eclipse by fran dorricott

the final child by fran dorricott

proper english by k. j. charles

the last place you look by kristen lepionka

the better liar by tanen jones

fortune favors the dead by stephen spotswood

real easy by marie rutkoski

the best bad things by katrina carrasco

the case of the good-for-nothing girlfriend by mabel maney

the kill club by wendy heard

bury the lede by gaby dunn

beloved poison by e. s. thomson

the lady upstairs by halley sutton

ash mountain by helen fitzgerald

last call at the nightingale by katharine schellman

return to blackwater house by vikki patis

payback by charlotte mills*

a reason to kill by eve zaremba*

the heard by andrea bartz*

snare by lilja sigurðardóttir*

amateur city by katherine v. forrest*

the savage kind by john copenhaver*

the dime by kathleen kent*

the verifiers by jane pek*

🦇  paranormal/horror

abbott by saladin ahmed

the animals at lockwood manor by jane healey

black water sister by zen cho

hearts in the hard ground by g. v. anderson

they drown our daughters by katrina monroe

meddling kids by edgar cantero

yellow jessamine by caitlin starling

our wives under the sea by julia armfield

briefly, a delicious life by nell stevens

dead woman’s pond by elle e. ire

tripping arcadia by kit mayquist*

🧪  science fiction

a memory called empire by arkady martine

this is how you lose the time war by max gladstone & amal el-mohtar

the unspoken name by a. k. larkwood

the space between worlds by micaiah johnson

dead space by kali wallace

the quantum thief by hannu rajaniemi

ninefox gambit by yoon ha lee

ancillary justice by ann leckie

motor crush by brenden fletcher & cameron stewart

unconquerable sun by kate elliott

compass rose by anna burke

a big ship at the end of the universe by alex white

the light brigade by kameron hurley

empress of forever by max gladstone

the doors of eden by adrian tchaikovsky

seven of infinities by aliette de bodard

hard reboot by django wexler

last exit by max gladstone

sisters of the vast black by lina rather

gods, monsters, and the lucky peach by kelly robson

so happy for you by celia laskey

battle of the linguist mages by scotto moore

bluebird by ciel pierlot

an ancient peace by tanya huff

god’s war by kameron hurley*

barbary station by r. e. stearns*

this will kill that by danielle l. roux*

valkyrie by meg ludwa*

night sky mine by melissa scott*

the stars undying by emery robin*

🌼  poetry

if not, winter by sappho, trans. by anne carson

floating, brilliant, gone by franny choi

evohe by cristina peri rossi

bestiary by donika kelly

soft science by franny choi

rummage by ife-chudeni a. oputa

the world keeps ending and the world goes on by franny choi

bone by yrsa daley-ward

dream work by mary oliver

living as a lesbian by cheryl clarke*

womanslaughter by pat parker*

oral tradition by jewelle l. gómez*

the black unicorn by audre lorde*

hermetic definition by h.d.*

[followthebluebell]

How healthy are the flat faced cats the rescues have? Juliana seems to have less of a muzzle than even most pugs I've seen. How in the world can some of those flat faced cata even breathe? (Not trying to imply anything about the quality of care they're receiving! Just holy hell, some of the babies yall have look like someone hit them in the face with a frying pan)

They’re all rescues for a reason, tbh, and a lot of that is health related.   Julianna does NOT deal well with the heat due to her flat face, and Goldie has the worst breathing of the bunch.  It’s not just about the flatness of the faces; Goldie barely has any nostrils.  They’re little tiny slits, so any amount of excess stress or over-exercise makes her wheeze.  Clipping her is a nightmare.

Mac is the best off of the flat-faced muppets.  He’s still very active and can regulate heat well. 

[rose-tinted-juls]

juliana's comfort movies

updated: 15.06.2021.

dead poets society (1989)

main actors: robert sean leonard, ethan hawke, robin williams

short summary (imdb): "maverick teacher john keating uses poetry to embolden his boarding school students to new heights of self-expression."

why i love it (in a few words): incredible actors, loveable scenes, heartbreakingly good performance, perfectly written lines, i love robin williams, dark academia aesthetic, full of adorable (and attractive) characters

hacksaw ridge (2016)

main actors: andrew garfield, sam worthington, luke bracey, vince vaughn

short summary (imdb): "world war ii american army medic desmond t. doss, who served during the battle of okinawa, refuses to kill people, and becomes the first man in american history to receive the medal of honor without firing a shot."

why i love it (in a few words): incredible actors, ww2 movie, true story, inspiring and breathtaking, really graphic (this can be a warning as well)

little women (2019)

main actors: saoirse ronan, timothée chalamet, emma watson, florence pugh

short summary: "jo march reflects back and forth on her life, telling the beloved story of the march sisters - four young women, each determined to live life on her own terms."

why i love it (in a few words): the aesthetic, so many incredible actors, i love this story (loved the novel and the original movie too), somehow it's so relatable, i absolutely adore greta gerwig

good will hunting (1997)

main actors: matt damon, robin williams, ben affleck, stellan skarsgård

short summary (imdb): "will hunting, a janitor at m.i.t., has a gift for mathematics, but needs help from a psychologist to find direction in his life."

why i love it (in a few words): i love matt and ben and i'm so impressed that they wrote this whole thing so young, inspiring, somehow relatable even though i'm not a math genius, the aesthetic, the actors' performance oh my, as i already said i absolutely adore robin williams, young matt damon looks breathtaking (sorry not sorry)

the godfather i & ii (1972, 1974)

main actors: al pacino, james caan, robert de niro, robert duvall

short summaries (imdb): "an organized crime dynasty's aging patriarch transfers control of his clandestine empire to his reluctant son." and "the early life and career of vito corleone in 1920s new york city is portrayed, while his son, michael, expands and tightens his grip on the family crime syndicate."

why i love it (in a few words): for some reason i have a thing for mob things, i love al pacino (phenomenal acting talent, pretty attractive), this one's a true classic, literally oldie but goldie

dunkirk (2017)

main actors: fionn whitehead, mark rylance, tom hardy, harry styles

short summary (imdb): "allied soldiers from belgium, the british commonwealth and empire, and france are surrounded by the german army and evacuated during a fierce battle in world war ii."

why i love it (in a few words): i love christopher nolan's movies, ww2 movie, perfectly written script with all the needed things, so many amazing actors and characters, the cinematography

memo (2016)

main actors: tamás lengyel, áron molnár, péter haumann

short summary (imdb): "an ambitious psychiatrist is researching a strange and unique mental state: hypermnesia, just so he could help his amnesic father. when he finds a patient with hypermnesia, he decides to take him out of the mental hospital at his own risk and study him. an unusual relationship is formed between the two men, which starts to endanger the doctor's career, his marriage and even the patient himself."

why i love it (in a few words): it's one of the few hungarian movies that i truly love, amazing actors that i love so much, such interesting story, could watch whenever and endless amount of times

back to the future i, ii & iii (1985, 1989, 1990)

main actors: michael j. fox, christopher lloyd, lea thompson

short summaries (imdb): "marty mcfly, a 17-year-old high school student, is accidentally sent thirty years into the past in a time-traveling delorean invented by his close friend, the eccentric scientist doc brown." and "after visiting 2015, marty must repeat his visit to 1955 to prevent disastrous changes to 1985...without interfering with his first trip." and "stranded in 1955, marty learns about the death of doc brown in 1885 and must travel back in time to save him. with no fuel readily available for the delorean, the two must figure how to escape the old west before doc is murdered."

why i love it (in a few words): could watch endless amount of times, i love michael j. fox and christopher lloyd, they are perfect for these roles, it's funny interesting and so enjoyable, time travel

when harry met sally (1989)

main actors: billy crystal, meg ryan, carrie fisher

short summary (wikipedia): "the story follows the title characters from the time they meet in chicago just before sharing a cross-country drive, through twelve years of chance encounters in new york city. the film raises the question: can men and women ever just be friends?"

why i love it (in a few words): so much fun to watch, honestly though somehow it's so fanfic like, these two actors oh my, this is the standard of romantic movies, it set the bar to high so no romcom ever could reach it, oen of my favourite romantic movies ever

about time (2013)

main actors: domhnall gleeson, rachel mcadams, bill nighy

short summary (imdb): "at the age of 21, tim discovers he can travel in time and change what happens and has happened in his own life. his decision to make his world a better place by getting a girlfriend turns out not to be as easy as you might think."

why i love it (in a few words): i love domhnall and rachel SO MUCH, bill nighy is in it and he's phenomenal, this is such an interesting concept, it makes me think and try to live my life with a more positive mindset, this is my other favourite romantic movie ever, it makes me feel so happy whenever i watch it, time travel

[mythvlogie-archived]

two households, both alike in dignity/in fair verona, where we lay our scene/from ancient grudge break to new mutiny/where civil blood makes civil hands unclean

𝑽𝑬𝑹𝑶𝑵𝑨: on the outskirts of the nevada desert, rests the small town of verona. two rival gangs have threaded a fragile peace for the last twenty years. the blood shed in their last conflict still washes verona’s streets. the strife has given space to romance, as the heirs of both gangs have secretly fallen in love with each other and plan to run away together so they can finally live without their parents’ grudge surrounding them. with juliana castillo and roman medina presumably missing, a war brews in the belly of verona once again and the repetition of the massacre committed twenty years ago looms over the town.

𝙇𝙊𝙎 𝘾𝙊𝘽𝙍𝘼𝙎: the east side gang, commanded by gustavo medina (though many would say it is actually his wife, luciana, who makes the moves). they are known to be the most violent gang in verona and only the worst of the worst are amongst their ranks. they have a monopoly on drugs and entertainment. many would say that the cobras came out as the big winners of the last conflict between the gangs.

𝙀𝙇 𝘾𝙊𝙉𝘾𝙇𝘼𝙑𝙀: the west side gang, commanded by martin castillo. martin is the younger brother of the late valentin, one of the many casualties of the conflict twenty years ago. the conclave is more strategic than their east side counterparts, and martin prefers to think rationally and clearly before making the next move. they are responsible for weapons and networking. the town’s citizens may think el conclave lost the last war, but they still believe in the organization’s power, as they have stayed strong for over fifty years in verona.

tl;dr: a gang discord verse, loosely based on baz luhrmann’s romeo + juliet.

application:

( faceclaim. gender. pronouns ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… first last is a age in letters year old occupation, they have been described as +trait and -trait. they are reminiscent of 2-3 aesthetics, which has aided them many times in gang name. ( ooc alias. age. timezone. pronouns. )

possible occupations:

drug dealers, escorts, assassins, gunners (soldiers for the two gangs), weapon dealers, night club workers, corrupt law enforcement members, getaway drivers, underground racers and underground fighters.

guidelines:

no godmodding and no ooc drama. open to mutuals. muns and muses must be 21+, respecting the five year age bend rule for fcs. you’re allowed up to two muses, and it is encouraged for them to be diverse.

mun slots (9/12):

( alejandro speitzer. cis male. he/him ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… dante navarro is a twenty six year old night club owner, they have been described as +steadfast and -impetuous. they are reminiscent of white powder coating the insides of your nostrils, wide bloodshot eyes that won’t miss a movement in a room & laughter that turns into a sneer at the slightest mistake someone makes in your presence, which has aided them many times in los cobras. ( ron. 25. gmt -3. she/her. )

( regé-jean page. cis male. he/him ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… killian lachlan is a thirty year old casino & strip club owner, they have been described as +debonair and -guarded. they are reminiscent of droplets of blood on otherwise flawless marble floors, cold stares from across the room & the characteristic sound of many slot machines, which has aided them many times in los cobras. ( bela. 21. gmt-3. she/her. )

( margaret qualley. cis female. she/her ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… harper johansen is a twenty six year old escort & night club stripper, they have been described as +adaptable and -volatile. they are reminiscent of picking up crumpled dollar bills off the stage, scarlet lips bleeding tantalizing lies & the echo of a contagious giggle, which has aided them many times in los cobras. ( barbie. 24. gmt-3. she/her. )

( miguel herran. cis male. he / him ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… nicolas macias is a twenty three year old getaway driver, they have been described as +stauch and -juvenile. they are reminiscent of rainbow & flavoured rolling papers, a map with a bunch of red xs & sharpie scribbles covered vans, which has aided them many times in el conclave. ( skye. 21+. est. she/her. )

( nick jonas. cis male. he/him ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… ace moore is a twenty six year old underground racer, they have been described as +independent and -boastful. they are reminiscent of threesomes in the backseat of a moving car, gold chains on top a black t-shirt & kissing their knuckles before punching you in the face, which has aided them many times in los cobras. ( adri. 21+. est. she/her. )

( lennon stella. cis female. she/her ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… celeste olivier is a twenty three year old assassin, they have been described as +dauntless and -egocentric. they are reminiscent of applying blood red lipstick in a dirty mirror, batting your eyelashes to get what you want & a devious mind hidden behind a pretty smile, which has aided them many times in los cobras. ( lexi. 20. est. she/her. )

( hande ercel. cis female. she/her ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… delara acar is a twenty seven year old escort, they have been described as +adaptable and -callous. they are reminiscent of a honey toned voice spewing harsh words, glass crunching beneath stiletto heels & droplets of blood on marble floors. which has aided them many times in los cobras. ( ange. 29. est. she/her. )

( brayden bradshaw. cis male. he/him ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… adrian strauss is a twenty three year old getaway driver, they have been described as +maverick and -destructive. they are reminiscent of alcohol being poured on bloodied knuckles, a head raised high in defiance & and a loaded gun without the safety. which has aided them many times in los cobras. ( lauryn. 24. cst. )

( alva bratt. cisfemale. she/her ) 𝙻𝙾𝙰𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴… àdele goldi is a twenty three year old hotel management student, they have been described as +attractive and -emotionally unstable. they are reminiscent of late night romantic adventures, ordering champagne bottles on your own & an expensive pearl necklace smashed on the floor, which has aided them many times in el conclave. ( dolores. nineteen. gmt-3. she/her. )

application count:

zero

[sunshinerpt]

I’m currently writing a script for one of my college classes in real life and although I don’t need to cast it for real, I was bored and started thinking about casting anyway, so here’s my fancast for my movie script, The Undead.

Zoe Saldana as Juliana Acker (nee. Fortuna)

Daniel Gillies as Charles Acker

Emily Tosta as Alexandra ‘Alex’ Acker 

Alberto Rosende as Mason Acker 

Kaylee Bryant as Miranda Smith 

Ming-Na Wen as Mrs. Carolynn Smith (nee. Zhang) 

Natalie Alyn Lind as Genevieve

Jenny Slate as Ms. Madelyn Hansen 

Charles Melton as James Lee 

Goldie Hawn & Kurt Russell as Victoria & William Acker

[go-out-west]

Juliana Halper & Goldie, 1131 E. Adelaide Dr., Tucson, Arizona, USA, undated.

[wineanddinosaur]

We Asked 10 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Vodka?

Vodka’s place behind the bar and on liquor store shelves is insurmountable. Sales of the versatile spirit are steadily on the rise, comprising the highest volume of any spirit in the U.S.

Most recently, sales volume for vodka sat at more than 74 million 9-liter cases in 2019. That compares with fewer than 70 million cases in 2016.

Despite some vodkas’ reputations as flavorless, interchangeable mixers, some bottles are actually well worth seeking out. Below, bartenders from across the U.S. share which vodkas get them excited about the category, including vodkas made from a range of ingredients, from wheat and corn to raw honey and pears.

“Such a hard question! I’m going to go with my favorite which is Founding Spirits Vodka made here in D.C. I think Founding Spirits is still finding their way into their spot among many great brands and I believe their vodka is of very high quality. It has a great mouthfeel with very very subtle notes of fresh vanilla and lemon peel.” — Kapri Robinson, Bartender, Reliable Tavern, Washington, D.C.

“Ida Graves out of Alexandria, Minn., makes a vodka with raw local honey that is delightfully creamy and floral. It’s seasonal, so if you see a bottle, grab it!” — Megan Luedtke, Bartender, Martina, Minneapolis

“Cinco Vodka, out of San Antonio. While I’m not a huge vodka drinker, experiencing a blind tasting with Cinco, Grey Goose, and Ketel One I was shocked to find that I picked Cinco. It is made with 100 percent U.S.-grown wheat and [is] extremely smooth, and you just don’t hear much about Cinco. The distillation process mimics the European style of these other big names. Their hammered copper kettle is beautiful.” — Sarah Rahl, Bar Manager, Goldie’s at Austin Proper Hotel, Austin, Tex.

“The most underrated vodka, in my opinion, is Beluga Vodka from Siberia. I especially like their Transatlantic Vodka, which is rested for 45 days and filtered four times through charcoal, silver, sand, and cotton. Beluga is expertly made with great thought, history, and science. It has a clean, crisp taste. It’s definitely worth a try.” — Juyoung Kang, Lead Bartender, The Dorsey in The Venetian Resort and Hotel, Las Vegas

“We make a lot of vodka Martinis at Highlands, but one of the most versatile, affordable, and least-called vodkas we have behind our bar is Russian Standard Platinum. It’s made to be smooth enough for sipping neat, but its citrus notes work extremely well as the base for our Beaune Cocktail with lemon and Lucien Jacob Cassis.” — Juliana Campbell, Bartender, Highlands Bar & Grill, Birmingham, Ala.

“The most underrated vodka is Wheatley vodka, from the Buffalo Trace Distillery by Harlen Wheatley. This small-batch vodka is distilled 10 times, triple-filtered, and bottled at 82 proof. There is an oily and pleasant mouthfeel with hints of creamy vanilla. This is hands-down one of the most easy-to-drink vodkas on the market that I feel should get more love.” — Harry Chin, Bar Director, Here’s Looking at You, Los Angeles

“St. George All Purpose Vodka, for me, is the most underrated vodka. Distilled from a blend of Bartlett pears and a neutral grain spirit, it provides a soft and silky full-bodied vodka. Like its name, this vodka literally serves all purposes behind the bar and at home.” — Westin Galleymore, Spirits Director, Underbelly Hospitality, Houston

“The most underrated vodka is Nue. It’s a small-batch vodka, made from corn and distilled in Austin, Tex. Unlike Tito’s which is now mass produced and no longer made in Texas, Nue stays true to their tagline and also happens to be quite tasty! The price point is exceptional coming in at $12 a bottle! It’s been a staple on our bar when we decided to only carry small-batch brands. We’ve converted many Tito’s drinkers to this sleeper hit!” — Oliver Zabar, Owner, Devon, New York

“I think Barr Hill Vodka made by Caledonia Spirits in Vermont is a really underutilized vodka in programs. It is distilled from raw honey and has a richer mouthfeel than some other vodkas. It is a clean and neutral spirit, but still has a lovely wildflower note that is fantastic in a Vesper Martini.” — Alexandra Cherniavsky, Beverage Manager, The Love, Philadelphia

“Absolut Elyx is the vodka brand I don’t see ordered enough. The copper pot distillation leaves a crisp, clean vodka which can be enjoyed on the rocks or incorporated into any Martini. I’ll put this single estate vodka against any of the other top-shelf brands, and all the beautiful copper tools and drink receptacles they offer heighten the guest experience and keep them coming back. Definitely underrated and should be called more often.” — Nick Casanova, Head Bartender, Mi’talia Kitchen & Bar, Miami

The article We Asked 10 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Vodka? appeared first on VinePair.

source https://vinepair.com/articles/10-most-underrated-vodka-brands/

[johnboothus]

We Asked 10 Bartenders: Whats the Most Underrated Vodka?

Vodka’s place behind the bar and on liquor store shelves is insurmountable. Sales of the versatile spirit are steadily on the rise, comprising the highest volume of any spirit in the U.S.

Most recently, sales volume for vodka sat at more than 74 million 9-liter cases in 2019. That compares with fewer than 70 million cases in 2016.

Despite some vodkas’ reputations as flavorless, interchangeable mixers, some bottles are actually well worth seeking out. Below, bartenders from across the U.S. share which vodkas get them excited about the category, including vodkas made from a range of ingredients, from wheat and corn to raw honey and pears.

“Such a hard question! I’m going to go with my favorite which is Founding Spirits Vodka made here in D.C. I think Founding Spirits is still finding their way into their spot among many great brands and I believe their vodka is of very high quality. It has a great mouthfeel with very very subtle notes of fresh vanilla and lemon peel.” — Kapri Robinson, Bartender, Reliable Tavern, Washington, D.C.

“Ida Graves out of Alexandria, Minn., makes a vodka with raw local honey that is delightfully creamy and floral. It’s seasonal, so if you see a bottle, grab it!” — Megan Luedtke, Bartender, Martina, Minneapolis

“Cinco Vodka, out of San Antonio. While I’m not a huge vodka drinker, experiencing a blind tasting with Cinco, Grey Goose, and Ketel One I was shocked to find that I picked Cinco. It is made with 100 percent U.S.-grown wheat and [is] extremely smooth, and you just don’t hear much about Cinco. The distillation process mimics the European style of these other big names. Their hammered copper kettle is beautiful.” — Sarah Rahl, Bar Manager, Goldie’s at Austin Proper Hotel, Austin, Tex.

“The most underrated vodka, in my opinion, is Beluga Vodka from Siberia. I especially like their Transatlantic Vodka, which is rested for 45 days and filtered four times through charcoal, silver, sand, and cotton. Beluga is expertly made with great thought, history, and science. It has a clean, crisp taste. It’s definitely worth a try.” — Juyoung Kang, Lead Bartender, The Dorsey in The Venetian Resort and Hotel, Las Vegas

“We make a lot of vodka Martinis at Highlands, but one of the most versatile, affordable, and least-called vodkas we have behind our bar is Russian Standard Platinum. It’s made to be smooth enough for sipping neat, but its citrus notes work extremely well as the base for our Beaune Cocktail with lemon and Lucien Jacob Cassis.” — Juliana Campbell, Bartender, Highlands Bar & Grill, Birmingham, Ala.

“The most underrated vodka is Wheatley vodka, from the Buffalo Trace Distillery by Harlen Wheatley. This small-batch vodka is distilled 10 times, triple-filtered, and bottled at 82 proof. There is an oily and pleasant mouthfeel with hints of creamy vanilla. This is hands-down one of the most easy-to-drink vodkas on the market that I feel should get more love.” — Harry Chin, Bar Director, Here’s Looking at You, Los Angeles

“St. George All Purpose Vodka, for me, is the most underrated vodka. Distilled from a blend of Bartlett pears and a neutral grain spirit, it provides a soft and silky full-bodied vodka. Like its name, this vodka literally serves all purposes behind the bar and at home.” — Westin Galleymore, Spirits Director, Underbelly Hospitality, Houston

“The most underrated vodka is Nue. It’s a small-batch vodka, made from corn and distilled in Austin, Tex. Unlike Tito’s which is now mass produced and no longer made in Texas, Nue stays true to their tagline and also happens to be quite tasty! The price point is exceptional coming in at $12 a bottle! It’s been a staple on our bar when we decided to only carry small-batch brands. We’ve converted many Tito’s drinkers to this sleeper hit!” — Oliver Zabar, Owner, Devon, New York

“I think Barr Hill Vodka made by Caledonia Spirits in Vermont is a really underutilized vodka in programs. It is distilled from raw honey and has a richer mouthfeel than some other vodkas. It is a clean and neutral spirit, but still has a lovely wildflower note that is fantastic in a Vesper Martini.” — Alexandra Cherniavsky, Beverage Manager, The Love, Philadelphia

“Absolut Elyx is the vodka brand I don’t see ordered enough. The copper pot distillation leaves a crisp, clean vodka which can be enjoyed on the rocks or incorporated into any Martini. I’ll put this single estate vodka against any of the other top-shelf brands, and all the beautiful copper tools and drink receptacles they offer heighten the guest experience and keep them coming back. Definitely underrated and should be called more often.” — Nick Casanova, Head Bartender, Mi’talia Kitchen & Bar, Miami

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[delfinamaggiousa]

We Asked 10 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Vodka?

Vodka’s place behind the bar and on liquor store shelves is insurmountable. Sales of the versatile spirit are steadily on the rise, comprising the highest volume of any spirit in the U.S.

Most recently, sales volume for vodka sat at more than 74 million 9-liter cases in 2019. That compares with fewer than 70 million cases in 2016.

Despite some vodkas’ reputations as flavorless, interchangeable mixers, some bottles are actually well worth seeking out. Below, bartenders from across the U.S. share which vodkas get them excited about the category, including vodkas made from a range of ingredients, from wheat and corn to raw honey and pears.

“Such a hard question! I’m going to go with my favorite which is Founding Spirits Vodka made here in D.C. I think Founding Spirits is still finding their way into their spot among many great brands and I believe their vodka is of very high quality. It has a great mouthfeel with very very subtle notes of fresh vanilla and lemon peel.” — Kapri Robinson, Bartender, Reliable Tavern, Washington, D.C.

“Ida Graves out of Alexandria, Minn., makes a vodka with raw local honey that is delightfully creamy and floral. It’s seasonal, so if you see a bottle, grab it!” — Megan Luedtke, Bartender, Martina, Minneapolis

“Cinco Vodka, out of San Antonio. While I’m not a huge vodka drinker, experiencing a blind tasting with Cinco, Grey Goose, and Ketel One I was shocked to find that I picked Cinco. It is made with 100 percent U.S.-grown wheat and [is] extremely smooth, and you just don’t hear much about Cinco. The distillation process mimics the European style of these other big names. Their hammered copper kettle is beautiful.” — Sarah Rahl, Bar Manager, Goldie’s at Austin Proper Hotel, Austin, Tex.

“The most underrated vodka, in my opinion, is Beluga Vodka from Siberia. I especially like their Transatlantic Vodka, which is rested for 45 days and filtered four times through charcoal, silver, sand, and cotton. Beluga is expertly made with great thought, history, and science. It has a clean, crisp taste. It’s definitely worth a try.” — Juyoung Kang, Lead Bartender, The Dorsey in The Venetian Resort and Hotel, Las Vegas

“We make a lot of vodka Martinis at Highlands, but one of the most versatile, affordable, and least-called vodkas we have behind our bar is Russian Standard Platinum. It’s made to be smooth enough for sipping neat, but its citrus notes work extremely well as the base for our Beaune Cocktail with lemon and Lucien Jacob Cassis.” — Juliana Campbell, Bartender, Highlands Bar & Grill, Birmingham, Ala.

“The most underrated vodka is Wheatley vodka, from the Buffalo Trace Distillery by Harlen Wheatley. This small-batch vodka is distilled 10 times, triple-filtered, and bottled at 82 proof. There is an oily and pleasant mouthfeel with hints of creamy vanilla. This is hands-down one of the most easy-to-drink vodkas on the market that I feel should get more love.” — Harry Chin, Bar Director, Here’s Looking at You, Los Angeles

“St. George All Purpose Vodka, for me, is the most underrated vodka. Distilled from a blend of Bartlett pears and a neutral grain spirit, it provides a soft and silky full-bodied vodka. Like its name, this vodka literally serves all purposes behind the bar and at home.” — Westin Galleymore, Spirits Director, Underbelly Hospitality, Houston

“The most underrated vodka is Nue. It’s a small-batch vodka, made from corn and distilled in Austin, Tex. Unlike Tito’s which is now mass produced and no longer made in Texas, Nue stays true to their tagline and also happens to be quite tasty! The price point is exceptional coming in at $12 a bottle! It’s been a staple on our bar when we decided to only carry small-batch brands. We’ve converted many Tito’s drinkers to this sleeper hit!” — Oliver Zabar, Owner, Devon, New York

“I think Barr Hill Vodka made by Caledonia Spirits in Vermont is a really underutilized vodka in programs. It is distilled from raw honey and has a richer mouthfeel than some other vodkas. It is a clean and neutral spirit, but still has a lovely wildflower note that is fantastic in a Vesper Martini.” — Alexandra Cherniavsky, Beverage Manager, The Love, Philadelphia

“Absolut Elyx is the vodka brand I don’t see ordered enough. The copper pot distillation leaves a crisp, clean vodka which can be enjoyed on the rocks or incorporated into any Martini. I’ll put this single estate vodka against any of the other top-shelf brands, and all the beautiful copper tools and drink receptacles they offer heighten the guest experience and keep them coming back. Definitely underrated and should be called more often.” — Nick Casanova, Head Bartender, Mi’talia Kitchen & Bar, Miami

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[lisboabeat]

19.02.20 EUROPA Freaky Fiction - Unpredictable Guapa Lee  Coder Alex Mano

Para Headliner vamos aventurar-nos em dizer que iremos contar com uma das mais reconhecidas Djanes Portuguesas - Guapa Lee Dj - a qual nos vem apresentar todas as novidades fresquinhas do mundo psicadélico.

Para continuar a noite vamos ter um dos Dj's que mais tem dado cartas por todo o lado - Dj Coder - que nos promete um Set precioso e diversificado...para o Warm Up vamos ainda poder ouvir o DJ Alex Mano, com a sua excelente selecção musical regada por muita técnica como nos tem habituado.

20.02.20 EUROPA Amuse-Bouche at Europa by Auber Music - La Gugga ✚ Bali

La Gugga (Fr) ✚ Bali (Fr) Amuse-Bouche @ Europa Served Hot by Auber Music

20.02.20 MUSICBOX Noite Perpétua — AFF (live), Conhecido João, Lieben

Quinta-feira, dia 20 de Fevereiro, estamos juntos no MUSICBOX LISBOA para a estreia do live act de AFF - projecto constituído por André Neves, Diogo Vasconcelos e Hugo Vinagre - e DJ set de Conhecido Joao e Lieben. Quinta, 20 Fev. 2020 Noite Perpétua #3 c/ Um bem-haja à música portuguesa!

20.02.20 LUX FRÁGIL Goldie x Groovekid x DJ Johnny

Ele é uma das figuras mais fortes da cena jungle e drum & bass, um ídolo para várias gerações e um dos maiores ícones do nosso tempo. “In my music is everything I’ve learned, everyone I’ve met, everything I’ve experienced.” Preparem-se para Goldie. 

21.02.20 EUROPA Kaesar (B'Day) - Europa's Core 

facebook.com/kaesarmusic soundcloud.com/kaesar beatport.com/artist/kaesar/74806 facebook.com/clubeuropa

21.02.20 MUSICBOX Juliana Huxtable / DJ Paypal / Meia de Leite dj set | MHS

Em Fevereiro, os limites da música de dança são colocados à prova na Musicbox Heineken Series com Juliana Huxtable e DJ Paypal. Artista, DJ, escritora, performer e activista LGBTQ+, Juliana Huxtable é uma das mais singulares vozes no mundo da arte contemporânea. Na pista de dança ou na galeria, Huxtable explora questões de identidade, queerness e ra��a na sua arte. Originária do Texas, Juliana Huxtable mudou-se para Nova Iorque e tem um papel activo na cena queer da cidade, onde fundou a festa transgénero inclusiva de culto SHOCK VALUE. Fisicamente incapaz de ser uma DJ aborrecida, nos seus DJ sets põe à prova o potencial utópico das tecnologias digitais, construindo uma dinâmica incomum informada pelas formas emergentes do techno, hip hop e música experimental. DJ Paypal partilha a mesma vontade de explorar universos sonoros aparentemente impossíveis. Nascido na Carolina do Norte mas a residir em Berlim, DJ Paypal é um dos nomes mais fascinantes na cena de footwork, ao lado do seus pares da aclamada crew Teklife. A sua abordagem a este género é caleidoscópica e vívida, criando uma marca que olha para trás e para a frente na mesma medida. A noite arranca com Meia de Leite em formato dj set. Meia de Leite é café com leite, dois jovens lisboetas da alta burguesia, filhos bastardos de Bonga Kwenda e Rod Stewart. Agarrados aos trópicos mais intensos, procuram a verdade mais pura canonizada pelos clássicos greco-portugueses - sempre aplicada na vida do ghetto. A sua música reflete a sociedade que os rodeia, abordando as questões mais existencialistas do coto-indiano português, Meia de Leite regressou de Alcácer-Quibir para animar o povo. 

21.02.20 5A CLUB Ogeid | 5A 

21.02.20 LUX FRÁGIL Microdosing: Ivan Smagghe x Fantastic Twins live x Autarkic live

Showcase da Microdosing com Ivan Smagghe, Fantastic Twins live e Autarkic live. Microdosing is a series of compilation 12”s selected by Julienne Dessagne aka Fantastic Twins, and designed in collaboration with French visual artist Geff Pellet. Microdosing is a collective experiment aimed at helping you fighting back your modern obsession with happiness. You may deserve a nice day but the day does not need a nice you, nothing should be forced, everything is permitted. Microdosing will provide you with sonic healing weapons on regular basis and at irregular dosage. Those doses will favour psychedelic social techniques against self help tyranny, creation over soma, provoking over numbing, our outer-selves over our inner-selves. Microdosing refuses the fatality of the pleasure principle. Life is a struggle, time to embrace it.

21.02.20 KREMLIN Fuse All Night: Mike Dehnert + Jiggy

Este ano, damos uma nova força ao nosso conceito noturno. Depois do primeiro Fuse All Night de 2020 em janeiro, é já em fevereiro que repetimos o acontecimento no Kremlin. Jiggy representa-nos na noite de 21 de fevereiro, ao lado de MIKE DEHNERT, um alemão que nada tem de frio nas emoções que transporta para a pista de dança. This year, we give new strength to our night concept. After the first Fuse All Night of 2020 in January, it’s already in February that we repeat the event at Kremlin. Jiggy represents us on the night of February 21, alongside MIKE DEHNERT, a German who has nothing cold about the emotions he carries to the dance floor. #stepinside #fuserecords #fuseallnight #mikedehnert #djjiggy

22.02.20 EUROPA Mónica Avillez ✚ Rubic - Saturday Night Life at Europa

facebook.com/dj.monicavillez soundcloud.com/dj_monicavillez facebook.com/rubicdj mixcloud.com/rui-ferreira-rubic facebook.com/clubeuropa

22.02.20 MUSICBOX Baile Tropicante con La Flama Blanca y Ritmos Cholulteka

BAILE TROPICANTE con LA FLAMA BLANCA y RITMOS CHOLULTEKA 22 de Fevereiro, 00h00 há demasiado tempo que isto estava para acontecer, mais dia menos dias, teria razão de ser: RITMOS CHOLULTEKA Y FLAMA juntos no BAILE TROPICANTE. O mexicano apaixonado pela psicodelia sul americana e o híbrido de 3 continentes apaixonado por tudo o que se mexe partilham pela primeira vez discos e tacos lambuzados de cumbia, huapangos, salsa e muito picante.

22.02.20 5A CLUB Marc Milner | 5A 

22.02.20 LUX FRÁGIL DTX Marks The Spot #5: Moullinex b2b Xinobi x Oma Nata

DTX Marks the Spot #5 DTX é a abreviatura de Discotexas. É imagem nova. É união, é proximidade, é cumplicidade. É olhar em frente sem esquecer o passado. Para a 5ª DTX Marks the Spot no Lux, Moullinex & XINOBI voltam em formato B2B, e trazem consigo outro prodígio da editora: Oma Nata. 22.02.20 KREMLIN Dub Tiger Bday Bash

O nosso mestre de cerimónias Dub Tiger cumpre mais uma volta ao sol. A melhor parte disto é que, conhecendo-o como nós o conhecemos, o presente de aniversário nunca será para ele, mas sim para vocês. A 22 de Fevereiro, o Kremlin abre portas para comemorar uma noite tão especial quanto o seu alinhamento e o próprio aniversariante. Convidados para ajudar a soprar a velas estão Nox, Daveed e Dj M.Dusa, que nesta noite repartem a cabine em B2B. Só nos resta dizer mais uma coisa: Querido Capitão, venham mais 20 iguais a estes! De preferência, sempre connosco a festejar ao teu lado! Our master of ceremonies Dub Tiger accomplishes another lap around the sun. The best part of it is that knowing him as we do, the birthday present will never be his, but yours. On February 22nd, Kremlin opens its doors to celebrate a night as special as its line-up and the birthday boy himself. Invited to help blow out the candles are Nox, Daveed and M.dusa, who tonight share the booth in a B2B. There' s only one more thing we can say: Dear Captain, let us have another 20 just like these! Ideally, with us always partying by your side!

22.02.2020 MINISTERIUM CLUB Dancing is the Answer | 1st Anniversary ANDRÉ CASCAIS Zoy Vs Luhk Tiago Marques

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to read list (ya version)

jsjsdfj this is so long i’m s o rry it’s partially for my reference but honestly hmu if anyone wants to start book club (@ tilde worry not asoue and hdm and peregrine’s are implied) this is hideously long so it’s under a cut

yellow brick war by danielle paige 

i’ll give you the sun by jandy nelson 

everything everything by nicola yoon

a million miles away by lara avery

the secret language of sisters by luanne rice

falling into place by amy zhang

shooter by caroline pignat

never always sometimes by adi alsaid

the last good day of the year by jessica warman

proof of forever by lexa hillyer

because you’ll never meet me by leah thomas

the name of the star by maureen johnson

the game of love and death by martha brockenbrough

hate list by jennifer brown

the body in the woods by april henry

me being me is exactly as insane as you being you by todd hasak-lowy

the end or something like that by ann dee ellis

the truth about alice by jennifer mathieu

say what you will by cammie mcgovern

everything that makes you by moriah mcstay

tease by amanda maciel

killer instinct by s.e. green

we’ll always have paris by jennifer coburn

paperweight by meg haston

like it never happened by emily adrian

don’t even think about it by sarah mlynowski

finding paris by joy preble

emancipated by m. g. reyes

the face on the milk carton by caroline b. cooney

the last boy and girl in the world by siobhan vivian

once again by liz braswell and cameron dokey

boy of summer by jessica brody

road trip summer by lauren barnholdt

survive the night by danielle vega 

kill the boy band by goldy moldavsky

totally awkward love story by tom ellen and lucy ivison

the square root of summer by harriet reuter hapgood

the lifeboat clique by kathy parks

boys like you by juliana stone

26 kisses by anna michels

dissonance by erica o’rourke

if i was your girl by meredith russo 

now that you’re here by amy k nichols

the only thing worse than me is you by lily anderson

some of the parts by hannah barnaby

a song for ella gray by david almond

summer days and summer nights by stephanie perkins

my life next door by huntley fitzpatrick

in real life by jessica love

whisper to me by nick lake

the walls around us by nova ren suma

ready player one by ernest cline

awake by natasha preston

the siren by kiera cass

mirror in the sky by aditi khorana

magonia by maria dahvana headley

last year’s mistake by gina ciocca

once upon a dream by liz braswell

dreamology by lucy keating

the last time we were us by leah konen

keep me in mind by jamie reed

p.s. i like you by kasie west

summer of supernovas by darcy woods

the way back to you by michelle andreani and mindi scott

please don’t tell by laura tims

the cresswell plot by elisza wass

i woke up dead at the mall by judy sheehan

a week of monday’s by jessica brody

don’t look back by jennifer l armentrout

the problem with forever by jennifer l armentrout

fig by sarah elizabeth schantz

you have seven messages by stewart lewis

denton little’s death date by lance rubin

the fall by bethany griffin

don’t stop now by julie halpern

side effects may vary by julie murphy

inland by kat rosenfield

invincible by amy reed

i am princess x by cherie priest

off the page by jodi picoult

panic by lauren oliver

devoted by jennifer mathieu

six of crows by leigh bardugo

we were liars by e. lockhart

bone gap by laura ruby

elsewhere by gabrielle zevin

a whole new world by liz braswell

never said by carol lynch williams

hit by lorie ann grover

the dark elements by jennifer l armentrout

daughters unto devils by amy lukavics

wendy darling by colleen oakes

fracture by megan miranda

red girl blue boy by lauren baratz-logsted

wonders of the invisible world by christopher barzak

stranded by melinda braun

taking aim by michael cart

the accident season by moira fowley-doyle

infinite in between by carolyn macker

wither by lauren destefano

how it went down by kekla magoon

sing by vivi greene

the third twin by cj omololu

backlash by sarah darer littman

liars inc. by paula stokes

the killing by natasha preston

the thousandth floor by katherine mcgee

the raft by s.a. boden

ella minnow pea by mark dunn

the pregnancy project by gaby rodriguez

out of control by sarah alderson

ruthless by carolyn lee adams

the memory book by lara avery

georgia peaches and other forbidden fruit by jaye robin brown

tumbling by caela carter

the odds of lightning by jocelyn davies

tell me something real by calla devlin

don’t get caught by kurt dinan

everyone we’ve been by sarah everett

playlist for the dead by michelle falkoff

the weight of zero by karen fortunati

we were never here by jennifer gilmore

been here all along by sandy hall

three truths and a lie by brent hartinger

you were here by cori mccarthy

nearly gone by elle cosimano

the infinity of you and me by j q coyle

lost stars by lisa selin davis

die for you by amy fellner dominy

until friday night by abbi glines

this is our story by ashley elston

to catch a killer by sheryl scarborough

the hundred lies of lizzie lovett by chelsea sediti

the hate u give by angie thomas

but then i came back by estelle laure

me and me by alice kuipers 

shackled by tom leveen

infinite in between by carolyn mackler

the free by lauren mclaughlin

the outliers by kimberly mccreight

a good idea by cristina moracho

girl on a plane by miriam moss

eat the sky, drink the ocean by multiple authors

the sky is everywhere by jandy nelson

meg and linus by hanna nowinski

radio silence by alice oseman

all the forever things by jolene perry

keeping the beat by marie powell and jeff norton

the homecoming by stacie ramey

seven ways we lie by riley redgate

beautiful broken girls by kim savage

between shades of gray by ruta sepetys

history is all you left me by adam silvera

everything beautiful is not ruined by danielle younge-ullman

shooter by walter dean myers

the memory of light by francisco x stork

a storied life by gabrielle zevin

worthy by donna cooner

run by kody keplinger

one of us is lying by karen m mcmanus

a psalm for lost girls by katie bayerl

the one memory of flora banks by emily barr

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We Asked 10 Bartenders: What’s the Most Underrated Vodka?

Vodka’s place behind the bar and on liquor store shelves is insurmountable. Sales of the versatile spirit are steadily on the rise, comprising the highest volume of any spirit in the U.S.

Most recently, sales volume for vodka sat at more than 74 million 9-liter cases in 2019. That compares with fewer than 70 million cases in 2016.

Despite some vodkas’ reputations as flavorless, interchangeable mixers, some bottles are actually well worth seeking out. Below, bartenders from across the U.S. share which vodkas get them excited about the category, including vodkas made from a range of ingredients, from wheat and corn to raw honey and pears.

“Such a hard question! I’m going to go with my favorite which is Founding Spirits Vodka made here in D.C. I think Founding Spirits is still finding their way into their spot among many great brands and I believe their vodka is of very high quality. It has a great mouthfeel with very very subtle notes of fresh vanilla and lemon peel.” — Kapri Robinson, Bartender, Reliable Tavern, Washington, D.C.

“Ida Graves out of Alexandria, Minn., makes a vodka with raw local honey that is delightfully creamy and floral. It’s seasonal, so if you see a bottle, grab it!” — Megan Luedtke, Bartender, Martina, Minneapolis

“Cinco Vodka, out of San Antonio. While I’m not a huge vodka drinker, experiencing a blind tasting with Cinco, Grey Goose, and Ketel One I was shocked to find that I picked Cinco. It is made with 100 percent U.S.-grown wheat and [is] extremely smooth, and you just don’t hear much about Cinco. The distillation process mimics the European style of these other big names. Their hammered copper kettle is beautiful.” — Sarah Rahl, Bar Manager, Goldie’s at Austin Proper Hotel, Austin, Tex.

“The most underrated vodka, in my opinion, is Beluga Vodka from Siberia. I especially like their Transatlantic Vodka, which is rested for 45 days and filtered four times through charcoal, silver, sand, and cotton. Beluga is expertly made with great thought, history, and science. It has a clean, crisp taste. It’s definitely worth a try.” — Juyoung Kang, Lead Bartender, The Dorsey in The Venetian Resort and Hotel, Las Vegas

“We make a lot of vodka Martinis at Highlands, but one of the most versatile, affordable, and least-called vodkas we have behind our bar is Russian Standard Platinum. It’s made to be smooth enough for sipping neat, but its citrus notes work extremely well as the base for our Beaune Cocktail with lemon and Lucien Jacob Cassis.” — Juliana Campbell, Bartender, Highlands Bar & Grill, Birmingham, Ala.

“The most underrated vodka is Wheatley vodka, from the Buffalo Trace Distillery by Harlen Wheatley. This small-batch vodka is distilled 10 times, triple-filtered, and bottled at 82 proof. There is an oily and pleasant mouthfeel with hints of creamy vanilla. This is hands-down one of the most easy-to-drink vodkas on the market that I feel should get more love.” — Harry Chin, Bar Director, Here’s Looking at You, Los Angeles

“St. George All Purpose Vodka, for me, is the most underrated vodka. Distilled from a blend of Bartlett pears and a neutral grain spirit, it provides a soft and silky full-bodied vodka. Like its name, this vodka literally serves all purposes behind the bar and at home.” — Westin Galleymore, Spirits Director, Underbelly Hospitality, Houston

“The most underrated vodka is Nue. It’s a small-batch vodka, made from corn and distilled in Austin, Tex. Unlike Tito’s which is now mass produced and no longer made in Texas, Nue stays true to their tagline and also happens to be quite tasty! The price point is exceptional coming in at $12 a bottle! It’s been a staple on our bar when we decided to only carry small-batch brands. We’ve converted many Tito’s drinkers to this sleeper hit!” — Oliver Zabar, Owner, Devon, New York

“I think Barr Hill Vodka made by Caledonia Spirits in Vermont is a really underutilized vodka in programs. It is distilled from raw honey and has a richer mouthfeel than some other vodkas. It is a clean and neutral spirit, but still has a lovely wildflower note that is fantastic in a Vesper Martini.” — Alexandra Cherniavsky, Beverage Manager, The Love, Philadelphia

“Absolut Elyx is the vodka brand I don’t see ordered enough. The copper pot distillation leaves a crisp, clean vodka which can be enjoyed on the rocks or incorporated into any Martini. I’ll put this single estate vodka against any of the other top-shelf brands, and all the beautiful copper tools and drink receptacles they offer heighten the guest experience and keep them coming back. Definitely underrated and should be called more often.” — Nick Casanova, Head Bartender, Mi’talia Kitchen & Bar, Miami

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