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capa do livro vom amazonas und madeira, de franz keller-leuzinger, 1874.

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Research Study on Transgender Workplace Belonging in U.S. Libraries

The University of North Texas Libraries is conducting a research study on Transgender Workplace Belonging in U.S. Libraries. You may choose to participate in this research study if you are over the age of 18, you work in a U.S. library (or worked in a U.S. library within the past 12 months), and you self-identify as transgender or gender diverse. The purpose of this study is to learn the experiences of transgender and gender nonconforming people working in U.S. libraries to determine their feelings of workplace belonging and potentially improve feelings of workplace belonging for transgender and gender diverse people working in U.S. libraries. Study procedure includes voluntary participation in an online survey that should take about 5 minutes of your time. You will not receive compensation for participation. If you have questions, please contact the PI, Julie Leuzinger (julie.leuzinger@unt.edu). https://unt.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5cFiua3L2mSetU2

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Windows 7 Wallpapers made by Katharina Leuzinger and Klaus Haapaniemi respectively

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Well, this is probably going to cause trouble.

I mean, it hasn’t yet, but if Burgin hasn’t noticed someone sneaking around and the unusual behaviour of the two royals’ bodyguards, I can’t say I’m surprised it took so long to notice the mine slavery plot at Gallatin from the last game. (No, I will not stop bringing that up, it’s important context and also completely batshit insane.)

So far, though, we seem to have got away with it.

I do wish we could run into a decent reporter character, though. The journalistic profession gets a bad rap already, and while it is understandable that this setting would attract paparazzi types...well, Annick Leuzinger in the last game did turn out to be onto something.

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The Princess and The Thorne, Chapter Eleven: Faced toward the Future

With all the fuss around Annick Leuzinger and Gaspard Breiner, Ras barely remembered that exam results were due. The morning before everybody returned for the Summer Term, a thin envelope arrived with her breakfast.

She read down the page, where the results from her classes had been listed and combined into a single grade: A+. The best she could’ve done. She had a sinking suspicion that the “assistance” she provided to Lady Renaldt bolstered her marks a little.

Still, there was no time to be complacent. By the time the Graduation Ball was here, her fortunes could well have taken a turn for the worst.

That afternoon, the carriages rumbled outside and students began to flood the college once more. The noise and bustle was even more intense since all the final-years were comparing their exam marks, commiserating and celebrating.

Gonzalez was hangdog, having got a D for her efforts—though, she said ruefully, hopefully she’ll pick up some improvements in Athletics. Hartmann was unusually relaxed and said, with a real smile, that she got an A. She hugged Ras, thanking her for the help.

Max and Delacroix stayed with Delacroix’s parents over Verdancy—”which was horrible,” Max said cheerfully, “but it meant I could distract her parents from being the awful people they are—and both were in decent spirits. Max got a D overall, but is putting on a determinedly disinterested pose. Delacroix got a C; though she didn’t seem to care much.

Over the holiday, Freddie’s mother had an injury while she was home, but Freddie had been able to help around the house. When discussing grades, she looked resolute, and told Ras she got a B. “It’s fine,” she said. “I can bring it up higher with my coursework.”

Ras was just pleased she was able to help in some capacity with Hartmann, as well as fulfill her own potential this year.

Her classmates were still discussing the exams the next day at breakfast, going over what they remembered of the papers in minute detail, speculating about how to appeal the results, and worrying over what it meant for the future. At the teachers’ table, Lady Renaldt was talking quietly with Mr. Griffith and Mr. Blanchard, examining the morning paper.

Lady Renaldt beckoned Ras over. “Thank you for your assistance, Master Thorne, in dealing with that unfortunate journalism incident,” she said, putting venom in the way she said “journalism” as though it were an unsightly disease. “All is resolved.”

The newspaper was spread out on the table before her. From a tiny editor’s note, Ras saw that Annick Leuzinger had left the Gallatin Times for pastures new. All, apparently, was indeed resolved.

Ras’ shoulders only grew heavier, and she knew that her sins had only increased over Verdancy. She took a deep breath.

“Well,” she began, carefully, “at least she can’t publish her lies anymore. Good riddance.”

Lady Renaldt sipped her tea, before offering Ras a genuine smile, her eyes sparkling. She knew how heavily this weighed on Ras, and she relished it. Ras wanted to smack her then and there. “Oh, you needn’t worry about that,” she said. “I don’t think she’ll be finding any newspaper jobs anytime soon. Word gets around.”

A pause.

“You may return to your bench,” Lady Renaldt said kindly. “Enjoy your breakfast.”

Soon, it was time for the first lesson of the day, though Ras’ mind was anywhere but class.

With the warmer weather, summer storms arrived. Etiquette classes turned to instructions about dealing with soaked clothes and puddles; one afternoon in Arts, a dramatic thunderstorm punctuated the monotonous conversation about sonnets.

The storm raged for half an hour, with Mr. Griffith growing increasingly irritated at the noise. In the end, he ended class early—albeit with a huge pile of prep that saw Ras and her fellows working even after dinner, when the light had begun to fade.

As Ras left the prep room, Freddie caught her in the corridor. “Lucien’s running a university application session tonight,” she said. “It won’t be long till we do the official applications, so we’re going to get a head start. Come on!”

Ras was dragged by Freddie to the library, where Lucien and the rest of the Birchmeier Society were waiting, huddled at a table laden with papers, pamphlets, and heavy books.

Ras snorted. “You lot look like you could use a break.”

Lucien bristled. “No time for that,” he said. “Come and sit.”

Lucien nudged a couple of chairs out for her and Freddie, and the pair settled down. Freddie shuffled one of the piles of paper over to her, frowning at the tiny print; she was focusing on scholarship funds to afford getting into Gessner University.

As for Ras, she had plenty of ways to prove herself to the admissions tutors ahead of the rest of the college. 

“How about…” Ras said, “we pull together? If we do that, we can use each other’s knowledge. That’s what the Society’s all about, ain’t it?”

Lucien looked a bit disgruntled at Ras taking charge, but he nodded along with Freddie. “Good idea, Ras,” Freddie said. “We should be helping each other out.”

Comparing notes made the whole thing go more quickly; they unearthed advice from admissions tutors that would help smooth over rough edges in the applications.

The others, however, were not doing so well. Lucien, for one, was struggling; Freddie lost her previous energy, and was slumped in her seat doodling on a piece of paper.

Ras groaned, and set about helping the others, pulling them out of their malaise. “Chins up, nerds,” she said. “I’m done with my forms, so I’ll give you a hand.”

Lucien groaned, but he roused himself regardless of his grumbling, and he helped Ras encourage the others to keep at it. Freddie perked up too, and as they dispersed, the group had been in higher spirits.

“You know,” Freddie said as she and Ras made their way back to their dorm, “it would’ve been a real let-down without you around to keep everybody in high spirits. Thanks, Ras.”

Ras shook her head, flopping face first onto the bed with a groan. “It was nothing,” she muffled into her pillow, before continuing in a teasing tone, “but now you and Lucien owe me.”

Freddie giggled at that, and soon the day was over. The term, however, only continued.

Finally, the storms calmed. The sunshine beat down, and the windows of classrooms and common rooms alike were flung open to allow in the warm breeze.

Lady Renaldt, however, did not brook much relaxation. A meeting in the Philosophy classroom was held directly after breakfast one morning, only for the final-years. Hartmann sat perfectly still with her hands neatly folded in her lap, only briefly catching Ras’ eye.

“Next month,” Lady Renaldt began, “engagement season begins. Our students make prestigious matches, and, as always, I expect you to fulfill your potential.”

A ripple of mingled anxiety and excitement passed through the room, but Lady Renaldt waved everybody quiet.

“Before then,” she said, “you will write your applications to university, if you intend to go, and make plans for after graduation. Or to make some manner of…other career, if you have no plans.”

The narrowing of her eyes when she said “other career” made it all too obvious what she thought of that. She nodded to Mr. Blanchard, who handed out sets of pamphlets.

“As well as university, there are two internships available,” Lady Renaldt said. “Beatrix Wahner, a former Gallatin student, is traveling across Jezhan doing archaelogical research and requires an assistant. And the art critic Jerome Clay is looking for an assistant in his gallery. If you are interested, ask Mr. Blanchard for more information.”

Before Ras were several pamphlets. At the top was Gessner University, the topmost academic institution in Westerlin—and amongst the top in the world—but there was a booklet from Reisinger University too. That was less prestigious, but perhaps more accessible.

The internships were obviously going to be hard to get, since only a single student could get one, but it would be a different experience for Ras. Hells, if she wanted it, she figured her track record could get her a job at Gallatin. 

Or, perhaps, none of it caught her eye.

Not in the slightest. Ras knew exactly what she wanted to do. She stood up, and she approached Lady Renaldt.

“I’m interested in teaching here,” she said. “Could you tell me how I can go about doing that?”

Lady Renaldt’s eyes gleamed as she offered a brisk smile to Ras. Was that surprise? Whatever it was, it was gone, replaced with her usual insincere smile, as cold as ice. “How interesting,” she said. “Well. Good coursework and exam grades would be desirable, of course, and a reliable reputation. Or if one of the teachers gave you a character reference, I’d consider it.”

Ras met her eye. “Call it a favor.”

Lady Renaldt’s smile widened, a grin that gave Ras the impression that she’d just signed her death warrant and that Lady Renaldt was impressed with her.

“Then consider your application approved. I’ll write an acceptance letter that you’ll see tomorrow. I look forward to your continued contribution to Gallatin, Master Thorne.”

The waiting made the days feel like weeks, though soon enough Ras received a formal letter from Lady Renaldt in response to her “application”.

‘To the esteemed Ras Thorne, As a student of good standing, excellent coursework, remarkable exam scores, as well as the addition of your good standing with the teachers and students of Gallatin alike, we feel you will fit in as a teacher. As such, we are pleased to offer you this opportunity, and look forward to seeing you as part of Gallatin staff in the near future. Respectfully, Lady Françoise Renaldt, Gallatin Headmistress.’

An acceptance. Not that she had any doubt, with the stunt she pulled. Mr. Blanchard offered Ras a pleased nod while, around her, others tore their letters opened.

As for the rest of her classmates, their own plans were falling into place—for most of them, at least. One evening prep session became an unofficial opportunity for people to tell each other about their fortunes; Mr. Blanchard did not appear to care, and let them chat as they wished, reading a book as the light faded. Gonzalez was set to attend Reisinger University to play lacrosse. “I don’t know what my parents will say,” she said, “but it’s what I want.”

Hartmann was offered a place at Gessner University, and she caught Ras’ eye with an unusually steely look. “My parents thought I couldn’t get in, so it wasn’t worth applying,” she said. “But I did it anyway.”

She smiled, sipping her tea, and whispering only audibly enough for Ras to hear. “Fuck ‘em.”

Ras grinned at that, and Hartmann continued. “I’ll write, of course,” she said, worry in her voice.

Ras rolled her eyes. “Please, is writing all you’ll do? We’re best friends, Hartmann! You bet your ass I’m going to visit you from time to time!”

Hartmann snickered at that. “You’re right, you’re right.”

Max groaned theatrically, flicking a scrap of paper at Ras and Hartmann both. In a stroke of fortune, or bribery, she’d been accepted into Reisinger University. Max herself seemed surprised that she’d even applied.

Ras grinned. “Oh, did the church placement not work out, Sister Maxine?”

Max shot Ras a look. “Listen here, cake-seller. Keep on like that, and you’ll be lucky I even look at your letters if you decide to write me.”

Ras put her hand to her chest. “Max! I’m hurt! I thought we were friends!”

“Like I’d be friends with a teacher at Gallatin, of all places!” Max shot back, a teasing grin on her face.

“That said,” Ras sighed, leaning against Max. “We’ll stay in touch, yeah?”

Max ruffled Ras’ hair, still grinning. “Of course we will, nerd,” she said. “You ain’t gotta worry about that.”

Freddie, meanwhile, was at a loss for words, in a baffled daze. She had been accepted into Gessner University, and occasionally took her letter out to read it again and again, as if making sure it was real. “We’ll keep in contact, too, obviously,” she said fiercely. “I’m not going to lose touch with you, any of you, not in a million years.”

Max threw an arm around Freddie in a hug, ruffling her hair as well.

“I’m looking forward ‘ta spreading my wings,” Ras said, and Freddie beamed in response.

“It’s like a dream…” She muttered, and even Max nodded along.

Delacroix, on the other hand, did not have anything concrete in place, though apparently she’d been encouraged to apply to Reisinger. She said little, but met Ras’ eye and nudged her foot under the table. “Well done,” she muttered.

“You feelin’ alright?” Ras asked, frowning.

Delacroix gave a one-shouldered shrug. “It’s just strange thinking that we’ll be away from here, soon, you know?”

Between commiserations and excitement, little prep—or indeed classwork—got done in the next week. Soon, the dust settled.

The anticipating and intensity of the university and internship applications faded. Lazy sunny afternoons lounging on the quadrangle lawn, desultory strolls around the lake, gentle rides around the grounds…Ras took in the sights of Gallatin college, and she felt as if the days could last forever.

Then, a new challenge on the horizon.

Engagement season, at last, was here.

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Dear Mom - Kenny Presley

Kenny Presley ha estado interpretando las canciones de Elvis desde los 11 años. Te preguntarás por qué solo interpreta las canciones de Elvis. La madre de Kenny, Barbara Rushing, y Elvis salieron a principios de la década de 1960. Dos años después, se separaron; Estaba embarazada. A Kenny le encanta cantar las canciones de Elvis, pero ha estado ansioso por grabar una original durante años. Tuvo una oferta de grabación, pero el acuerdo se derrumbó. Recientemente, Kenny escuchó de un compositor interesado en ayudarlo a salir en la radio. Los dos hablaron y grabaron tres canciones en Music Row en Nashville, Tennessee. Con un poco de ayuda de algunos amigos de renombre como Chris Leuzinger (guitarrista de Garth Brooks), Kenny grabó sus primeras tres canciones. Puedes esperar escuchar las canciones lanzadas de forma independiente en 2024. Hay planes en marcha para lanzar un álbum completo en 2025. El álbum incluirá canciones originales y también un par de canciones actualizadas de Elvis en formato country. ¡La música de Elvis vivirá con Kenny Presley! Read the full article

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Enquête inédite sur le rôle de l’une des principales banques du Brésil dans l’esclavage

Une action en justice visant Banco do Brasil a été sollicitée par des historiens, qui ont étudié les relations entre la plus ancienne banque publique du pays et la traite négrière au XIXᵉ siècle. Selon eux, tout le système financier de l’époque profitait de l’esclavage. Siège de la Banque du Brésil entre 1815 et 1829, la maison Leuzinger à Rio de Janeiro a été rénovée en 1860. Archives…

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Climate Explained: what would happen if we cut down the Amazon rainforest? — Palm Oil Detectives

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Russell Westbrook biography: 13 things about NBA player born in Long Beach, California

Russell Westbrook III is an American professional basketball player born in Long Beach, California, United States to Russell Westbrook Jr. and Shannon Horton. Russell III is Raynard Westbrook‘s older brother. Raised in Hawthorne, California, Russell III went to Leuzinger High School in Lawndale, California and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in Los Angeles, California. He and…

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Russell Westbrook: a tale of two teams

(News4usonline) - Russell Westbrook has officially made his mark in Los Angeles after being traded from the Lakers to the Clippers. It was as if he stayed within the neighborhood and moved down the block. With the Clippers, Westbrook is chasing the one thing that has eluded him throughout his stellar career: a championship. When Westbrook was traded to the Lakers from the Washington Wizards, it was highly anticipated that the mercurial point guard would be the missing piece to help the purple and gold win another NBA title.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Russell Westbrook in action against the Orlando Magic at Crypto.Com Arena on March 18, 2023. Photo by Mark Hammond/News4usonline After little more than a year and a half of unequal play, that partnership didn’t work out so well for either the Lakers or Westbrook. He was essentially traded to the Utah Jazz. But with his Southern California roots deeply planted in him, Westbrook decided to buy out his contract with the Jazz and finish out the season (and maybe career) playing in Los Angeles. Only it would not be with the Lakers. Westbrook is now an official member of the Los Angeles Clippers. Although his numbers (13.5 points, 4.5 rebounds) have come down a bit since his playing days with the Lakers (15.9 points, 6.2 rebounds), Westbrook as he showed in the Clippers’ 134-126 win against the Golden State Warriors at Crypto.com Arena, is still a viable impact player. In 27 minutes of action, Westbrook produced 15 points, grabbed 9 rebounds and handed out seven assists, putting his effectiveness as a playmaker on grand display. “He was just great,” teammate Paul George said. “He was great. He took what they gave him. And he played towards the second side and played towards his strength.” The lateral move from the Lakers to the Clippers appears to be working out well for Westbrook. It also makes sense. Southern California was Westbrook’s home before he made it to the big time. Westbrook hails from Long Beach. He attended Leuzinger High School in Lawndale. He then pursued his basketball career at UCLA, where he helped the team reach the Final Four in the two seasons he played for the Bruins. Westbrook then went on to build his Hall of Fame resume playing mostly for the Oklahoma City Thunder. When things started to go south, Westbrook was traded to the Houston Rockets before getting shipped to Washington. It wasn’t until 2021 when he found himself back in his hometown to play for the Lakers that a realistic title chance for Westbrook was supposed to happen. It has not happened. Yet.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Russell Westbrook. Photo by Mark Hammond/News4usonline Although the point guard has slowed down, he still is seen as a clutch player and has impressive career stats. Westbrook has a lock on triple-doubles in the NBA, with the former league MVP being at the top of the list in that category. Westbrook has the most triple-doubles in a season, the most consecutive triple-doubles, and the most all-time triple-doubles in a single season. He is the only player in NBA history to win the scoring title, an MVP award, and average a triple-double in the same season. Westbrook is also one out of 26 players in NBA history to hit the 24,000-career points mark. Throughout his career, Westbrook has hit milestones as well as stirred up controversy on and off the court. This may be a reason the Lakers decided to let him go despite his status as a playmaker. However, with the Clippers signing him to a contract, this could be a sign that Westbrook is aiming to end his career in Los Angeles where his basketball career began. The union didn’t start off smoothly. After the Clippers added Westbrook to not only their roster but to their starting five, they lost five games in a row. The Clippers broke the losing streak and embarked on a four-game win streak before falling to the Orlando Magic in a matinee home game. Westbrook, who shot 5 of 14 from the field (15 points) and had six turnovers in 37 minutes of playing time, put the onus of the team’s loss on his shoulders. “Honestly, this one was on me,” Westbrook said after the game. “I could’ve been better. It started off well, but the second half was terrible and I have to do a better job of helping the guys out during the second half and in the fourth quarter. But honestly, it’s just on me, more focus and closing the game.”

Los Angeles Clippers guard Russell Westbrook looks for the open player to pass the ball against the Orlando Magic on March 18, 2023. Photo by Mark Hammond/News4usonline Despite the loss to Orlando, the Clippers are currently in a good position to make the playoffs. The Clippers are the No. 5 team in the Western Conference. Meanwhile, the Lakers have been moving up the list of playoff predictions since removing Westbrook from the roster. The Lakers improved their chances to continue into the postseason all while LeBron James is out with a foot injury. Lakers center and forward Anthony Davis has taken his game to another level. Davis has had an impressive past five games with at least 28 points in each game. He really came to play on March 3 when he earned 39 points in the 38 minutes that he was on the court. With all of that said, the Lakers are in the No. 11 spot in the Western Conference. The Lakers are no longer a concern for Westbrook. His job now is to help the Clippers down the stretch of the regular season and assist in guiding the team to a possible deep run in the postseason. Navigating successfully through the postseason, however, might be a bit of a challenge given that true parity now rule the landscape of the NBA. After losing to the Magic, Westbrook talked about the possible scenarios of the postseason. “I’ve seen it many times when there wasn’t no play-in,” Westbrook remarked. “So, nine and ten didn’t matter, but eight and up was trying to figure it out. Maybe one game you’re 8 and maybe the next game you’re a three. I’ve definitely seen it before.” Reporter Dennis J. Freeman contributed to this article Read the full article

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[1867] arcos, santa teresa e glória - george leuzinger.

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Nous écoutons actuellement Will Aronsson, Joffrey Leuzinger, Be

Venez nous rejoindre sur radiopredication.blogspot.com , soyez bénis !

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considering i genuinely thought today, a "thursday," was in fact a monday, a weekly to-do is acceptable

decide which soulslike i want to play since bloodborne on emulation is apparently a no-go (confirm the latter)

read more about célia xakriabá; try not to swoon

watch at least one episode of the ridiculous netflix filho de boto show with A and decide if it's worth it to watch more

find prince so-and-so's (prince alexander philipp maximilian zu wied-neuwied) book of engravings and paintings

comb through the works of frans post, and those of franz keller and leuzinger (so many franses)

meeting with the arquitect (tomorrow?) NO ATTEMPTING MURDER

grocery store today

get hummingbird feeder?

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Zhumabek Leuzinger bike mount animation