#krauze

[forever-lunasea]

Moscow Living Room Library

Example of a mid-sized trendy open concept medium tone wood floor living room library design with gray walls and a concealed tv

[glassd0ll601]

This music's the only thing keepin' the peace when I'm fallin' to pieces

Look at the sky tonight, all of the stars have a reason A reason to shine, a reason like mine and I'm fallin' to pieces Look at the sky tonight, all of the stars have a reason

I would like to live this time..

[kwojciechowicz]

Hello Everyone,

Below is the finished illustration of the Little Wattlebird. I'm really glad the colours turned out the way they did.

The Little Wattlebird is a medium to large honeyeater, but is the smallest of the wattlebirds. It is mostly dark grey-brown above, with faint white shafts on each of the feathers. The underparts are grey and are heavily streaked with white. The eye is blue-grey.

As with other honeyeaters, Little Wattlebirds feed on nectar, which is obtained using a long, brush-tipped tongue, specially adapted to probing deep into flowers. Other food includes insects, flowers, berries and some seeds. Most feeding is done while perched, but some insects are caught in mid-air. Birds may feed alone or in small to large groups.

#wildlifeillustration #illustration #kamaarts #littlewattlebird #australianbirds #kamilawojciechowiczkrauze

[midnightechoes]

Daily Doodle 12 - Krauz

A villain from my comic Void Domain Midnight.

[ozkar-krapo]

V/A

"4 x Piano"

(LP. Caprice rcds. 1975 / rec. 1969-73) [SE]

[strathshepard]

Nowy Jork, Czwarta Rano (Krzysztof Krauze, 1988) Polish movie poster by Witold Dybowski

[yoacusomultimediosblog]

El embajador no será un salvavidas

León Krauze. Foto: EL UNIVERSAL Ronald Johnson no dijo nada cuando Bukele atropelló derechos humanos o cuando se perpetuó en el poder Opinión | León Krauze | La oposición en México tiene la esperanza de que Donald Trump erija una barrera de contención para la aplanadora institucional del gobierno mexicano. Imaginan que Trump y su equipo de política exterior, encabezado por Marco Rubio como…

[houseofgriffons]

Iris is the character of all time

She's a witch She's a catholic She's a goth She's a scholar She's a politician She drinks vampire blood She's an addict She plays 3d chess she's hopelessely in love with her priest she's the smartest person in the room AND she has a shotgun

[amaised44]

[glassd0ll601]

Прости, мне придётся убить тебя

Ведь только так я буду знать точно

Что между нами ничего и никогда

Уже не будет возможно

[itsloriel]

Dorota Krauze

[kwojciechowicz]

Mój obraz “Artemida/Diana” fizycznie zawitał w Galerii Art of Poland 😊 #kamilawojciechowiczkrauze #artofpoland #kamaarts #paintings #artforsale #sztukanasprzedaż

[somerabbitholes]

hiii, oddly specific but do you know any books with circular narratives? along the lines of the characters cannot escape their place in the novel, no matter how hard they try? tysm have a great day !

hello, this took some thinking but i think i have a few ideas:

who they was by gabriel krauze: it's a vaguely catcher in the rye-like book that follows the narrator, snoopz, and through him is about living in and trying to escape the rampant adversity, violence, abject poverty and sheer desperation that often drives people into the arms of organised crime.

at night all blood is black by david diop: about a soldier whose friend dies in front of him in war, and how the soldier slowly unravels

the immortalists by chloe benjamin: four siblings find out the precise date of their date, and how each of them deal with it

the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy by douglas adams: this puts a very fun spin on destiny, determinism, free will and where people and the universe fit into the grand scheme of things. it's a bit of a departure from what i think you're looking for, but i think it's worth it

hope this helps!

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Edward Segarra at USA Today:

Univision news anchor Jorge Ramos, best known as a longtime co-host of "Noticiero Univision," is leaving the network after a 40-year tenure. Ramos and Univision’s parent company TelevisaUnivision announced the newscaster’s exit, set for after the 2024 U.S. presidential election, in a press release Monday. "This is not a farewell. I will continue anchoring 'Noticiero Univision' until December, and afterwards I will share my professional plan," Ramos, 66, said in a statement. "I am deeply grateful for these four decades at Univision and very proud to be part of a team that has established strong leadership over the years." While Ramos did not disclose the reason for his exit, the TV journalist and Univision "mutually agreed" to not renew his contract.

[...] Known as the "Walter Cronkite of Latin America," Ramos joined "Noticiero Univision" in 1986, hosting the program alongside news anchor María Elena Salinas until her departure in 2017. The Emmy-winning journalist is also host of Univision’s public affairs series "Al Punto." Ramos' exit marks the second major departure for Univision in the last year. León Krauze, who co-anchored "Noticiero Univision Edición Nocturna," left the news organization in November 2023.

Jorge Ramos is leaving Univision after 40 years, effective following the 2024 elections.

Ramos is effectively the Spanish-language Walter Cronkite.

[batboyblog]

A Call for Empathy for Innocent Israelis

Open Letter: A Call for Empathy for Innocent Israelis

OCTOBER 19, 2023

To the Editor: Every Tisha B’av, the national day of communal mourning, Jews read liturgy recounting the horrors of our slaughtered ancestors throughout history and around the world. Every year, our blood runs cold rereading accounts of those nightmares. This year those nightmares became real. Earlier this month, the slaughter in southern Israel has matched the brutality of that liturgy: 1,400 people murdered at a concert, in their cars, in their homes, and nearly 200 taken as hostages. These are scenes we never thought we would see. We are heartbroken and disgusted by the shocking lack of empathy on much of the self-professed global left for the innocent Israelis who were murdered and kidnapped, and for the Jews in the diaspora who watched helplessly around the world as the most catastrophic slaughter in our history since the Holocaust was perpetrated. For much of the left, however, this was “resistance.” Furthermore, it was “justified,” as if the Jews murdered in their beds and the closets of their own homes somehow deserved to die. Jews and Palestinians have something in common: the dead bodies commentators around the world either pretend to care about or grotesquely dehumanize were once people we loved. The body count only grows. In the wake of Israeli retaliation the number of civilian Gazan deaths approaches 4,000. We can extrapolate from our own pain, and we recognize the despair and horror haunting Palestinians in and outside of Gaza. Grief should be respected. It would be an expression of gross inhumanity to demand that the Palestinians are only entitled to their grief if they publicly blame the deaths of their loved ones on their leadership. Jews deserve the same respect and the same degree of empathy. The victims in Israel were civilians. They were not “partisans,” merely because they lived within Israel’s borders. Much of the conversation since the dark events of October 7 has focused on distinguishing Hamas “militants” from innocent Palestinians, a distinction that is real and significant. But why does the same distinction not apply to Israel and its people? Why are Jews living in the Jewish state seen as justifiable collateral damage? Those who in any way justify the actions of Hamas should consider the macabre tradition in which their rhetoric falls: the mass murder of innocent Jews in cold blood, justifying this mass murder as necessary policy, and celebrating the bloodthirsty evil that is, that has always been, antisemitism. That tradition reached its apex in the Holocaust, an epochal catastrophe that changed the face of Jewish and world history forever but whose legacy is somehow vanishing by the day. The events of October 7 only underscore how much. Celeste Marcus James McAuley David Grossman Cynthia Ozick Simon Sebag-Montefiore Anita Shapira Leon Wieseltier Simon Schama Michael Walzer Natasha Lehrer Lauren Elkin Robert Alter Etan Nechin Arash Azizi Oksana Forostyna Dexter Filkins Alex Levy Natalie Livingstone David Avrom Bell Elliot Ackerman Anne Sebba Noga Arikha Kati Marton Daphne Merkin Matti Friedman Marie Brenner Elisabeth Zerofsky Names added after publication: Anshel Pfeffer Daniel Mendelsohn Enrique Krauze Nicholas Lemann Ruth Rosengarten Judith Shulevitz

[yoacusomultimediosblog]

Desprecio de la naturaleza

Enrique Krauze Severo, severísimo esta vez, Enrique Krauze, veraz también, con palabras de verdad que dejan los hechos al desnudo… 👇 Para mi hijo León “Si la naturaleza se opone, lucharemos contra ella y haremos que nos obedezca”, dijo Bolívar tras el terremoto que devastó Caracas en 1812. La naturaleza no lo obedeció. Contra la naturaleza no se lucha. A la naturaleza se le estudia, se le…