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[seat-safety-switch]

Do you know a Fiero Guy? You either answered in the affirmative to my question, or you're wondering if I'm talking about the dude who hosts a restaurant review show. The Pontiac Fiero changed the world, and continues to forge the art of message-board shitposting even today.

With its NASA-grade composite bodywork, snazzy mid-engined handling, and grudge-filled axing of the entire program by jealous General Motors accountants, it was a revolutionary vehicle that didn't get enough time to shine. This, of course, inevitably leads to many people who bought these cars for approximately six hundred dollars and proceeded to make it the cornerstone of their entire personality.

Now, Mid-Engined Guys of all stripes have existed since the first time that anyone jammed an engine into the mid of a car. Toyota MR2 guys. Ferrari guys. Corvair guys are honorary members, to a much lesser extent, before they snap-oversteered into a tree because their suspension turned into every letter of the alphabet before fatally ejecting them while they were busy screaming at me about how Ralph Nader is the Antichrist. Even the humble Previa minivan has its rabid adherents, foaming at the mouth with the urge to tell you that their powertrain design is simply superior to our crude front-engined shitboxes.

For the Fiero, things are even worse. You've got national pride mixed up in it. Guys with a Fiero often have several thousand miles of once-pristine farmland dedicated to an infinity of undervalued parts cars they have no intention of ever restoring. And they won't sell them to me at a discount, so that I can embark upon the quest of becoming a Fiero Guy myself, which is the worst part of the whole thing. I was gonna put a Slant Six in one.

[kikimurphys]

Behind Closed Doors (Part 15)

Pairing: Cillian x Y/N

Warnings: Pregnancy complications, anxiety.

Your phone buzzed, and Ash’s name popped up on the screen. “Just saw your message. Calling you now,” the text read.

A moment later, her name appeared again, this time with an incoming call. You quickly answered, trying to steady your voice. “Hey, Ash.”

“Hey, what’s going on?” Concern was clear in her voice, though she tried to keep it calm.

Taking a deep breath, you started to explain everything—the frightening moment when you first noticed the bleeding, the rushed trip to the hospital, and the eventual diagnosis of placenta previa. Ash listened closely, offering quiet reassurances, her understanding like a balm. Even though her own pregnancy had been different, she instinctively knew what to say.

“I’m here for you, always,” she assured you. “Do you want me to come visit? I can figure something out with my husband and Liam. You’re gonna need help, whatever the doctors say. Plus, you haven’t even met your nephew yet.”

The thought of her coming to Dublin was comforting, but you hesitated. “I don’t want to mess up your plans, especially with Liam,” you replied, though the idea of her being there was tempting.

“Don’t be daft. You’re my sister. If you need me, I’ll be there,” she insisted, her tone leaving no room for argument.

“I’ll think about it,” you said, still wavering between needing her support and not wanting to cause trouble.

“What about the father? I know you said you weren’t together, but…” Ash’s voice trailed off, the curiosity and concern evident.

You hesitated before telling her. When you finally did, there was a brief pause on the other end, followed by her surprised reaction. “Oh! So that’s why you were being so secretive. Cillian Murphy, huh?”

You sighed, feeling a wave of mixed emotions. “Yeah. We met while I was working on Peaky Blinders last summer.”

“Oh right, I remember you mentioning that gig. Didn’t realize you’d gotten so close with the cast,” she nudged you.

“Well, I wasn’t supposed to,” you admitted with a chuckle. “But things happened, and, well, here we are.”

“And are the two of you… together?” Ash asked, her curiosity piqued.

“Not exactly… yes… I mean, I don’t know,” you said with a laugh, feeling the weight of the complicated relationship pressing down on you.

“Well, are you or aren’t you?” she pressed, wanting clarity.

“It’s complicated,” you replied, frustration creeping in as you tried to explain the emotional rollercoaster you’d been on.

You took a deep breath and started to spill everything—how your relationship with Cillian had developed, the moments of deep connection that made you feel loved and cherished, and the doubts that had crept in, leaving you feeling insecure and unsure. You told her how you sometimes wondered if he was ashamed of you or the baby, how that fear gnawed at you, making it hard to fully trust what you had.

There was a thoughtful pause on the other end before Ash spoke again, her voice full of empathy. “From everything you’ve told me, it doesn’t sound like he’s ashamed of you or the baby. It sounds like he really cares about you. Maybe he’s just trying to protect you. I mean, he’s really famous, and the press can be brutal. Maybe he’s just shielding you from all that.”

Her words struck a chord, making you reconsider. “You really think so?”

“I do,” Ash affirmed. “And honestly, the way you talk about him… it’s obvious you love him. Maybe you should give him a chance, see where it goes.”

You nodded, even though she couldn’t see you. “Yeah… maybe you’re right.”

Ash’s reassurance lingered in your mind long after the call ended. You couldn’t help but replay your moments with Cillian—the tenderness he showed, the way he’d rushed to your side without hesitation. It was hard to believe that someone who didn’t care would go to such lengths.

Just then, a nurse entered your room, gently pulling you from your thoughts. “Good morning, mummy,” she greeted with a warm smile.

“Morning,” you replied, smiling back as you finished the last bites of your hospital breakfast.

The night had been filled with regular check-ups, the medical team carefully monitoring your baby’s heartbeat and your blood pressure. The nurse’s gentle demeanor and reassuring words helped ease some of the tension that had settled over you.

“The bleeding’s reduced significantly,” she said, checking your chart. “You and the baby are doing well.”

Relief washed over you at her words. After she left, you closed your eyes for a quick nap, but your thoughts kept swirling around the conversation with Ash and your uncertain feelings for Cillian.

A soft sound woke you, and you opened your eyes to see Cillian’s silhouette against the light filtering through the curtains. He moved quietly, not wanting to disturb you, but when he noticed you were awake, he came closer, leaning down to place a tender kiss on your lips.

“Did you sleep well?” you asked, reaching up to touch his face, your fingers tracing the worry lines that had settled there.

“Yeah,” he replied softly, his hand resting gently on yours. “I brought you a change of clothes.” He placed a suitcase on the bed, opening it to reveal your neatly packed belongings. “And lunch,” he added with a smile, handing you a bag of takeout.

The sight of the spicy chicken burrito made your heart skip a beat. Hospital food had been bland, and your cravings had been anything but satisfied. “You remembered!” you exclaimed, a genuine smile spreading across your face.

“Course I did,” he said, clearly pleased to see you happy.

As you settled into the chair by the window, the comforting aroma of the burrito filled the room. It almost felt normal—like a quiet lunch between two people, not one shared in a hospital room.

“Thanks for this,” you said, your voice full of gratitude as you took your first bite. The flavors were a welcome change.

“Just glad you’re eating,” Cillian replied, watching you closely. His eyes softened as he saw how much you were enjoying the food. “You need to keep your strength up.”

You nodded, appreciating his concern. As you ate, the conversation flowed easily, a nice distraction from the stress and fear that had dominated the past few days. You updated Cillian on what the nurse had said—they wanted to keep you in for a few more days, but everything was looking up.

But even with the light conversation, your sister’s words lingered in your mind. You found yourself wanting to address the uncertainties between you and Cillian.

After a brief pause, you decided to share. “I talked to my sister this morning,” you said, covering your mouth as you finished chewing.

Cillian raised his eyebrows, giving you his full attention. “Yeah? How’s she doing?”

“She’s good. She’s coming over to help me once I’m discharged. The doctors said I need to be on strict bed rest until the next ultrasound.”

“That’s great,” Cillian replied, nodding. “It’ll be good to have her here. I’m sure she’ll cheer you up.” He paused, then added, “But I want to help too. I can take care of you.”

You looked at him, surprised. “What do you mean?”

“The doctor said you need to be on bed rest—no moving around too much. I was thinking… maybe you could stay at mine. I can make sure you’ve got everything you need, and that you won't be alone if anything happens” he suggested, his voice sincere.

The idea touched you, but it also made you hesitate. It felt like a big step, one you weren’t sure you were ready for. plus you didn't want to burden him throughout the day if you could have your sister help you. “I don’t know… I mean, my sister’s coming, and I haven’t even met my nephew yet. He’s nearly a year old.”

Cillian nodded, understanding your hesitation. “I get that. And I’m glad your sister’s coming. But I just want you to know that I’m here too. I want to help, to be there for you and the baby.”

Your sister’s words echoed in your mind—maybe you should give him a chance. You did love him, and he had been nothing but supportive. Maybe this was the right move, not just for you, but for the baby as well.

Taking a deep breath, you looked into his eyes and smiled softly. “Okay… maybe staying with you would be a good idea.”

Cillian’s face lit up with relief and happiness. “I promise, I’ll take care of everything. You just focus on resting and getting better.”

As the days in the hospital dragged on, each one felt like a blur of repetitive tasks—watching TV, trying to catch sleep despite the discomfort of your growing belly, and spending endless hours on your phone. Your backaches had eased a bit, thanks to all the lying down, but finding a comfortable position was still a challenge. The only real highlight of the day was when Cillian arrived, bringing lunch and a much-needed distraction.

He made it a point to visit every afternoon, juggling his work and your care while arranging your prenatal appointments. Despite everything on his plate, he never let on that it was too much. His presence brought comfort, even though it made you more aware of the complicated feelings swirling inside you.

One afternoon, while you were picking at your hospital lunch, your phone buzzed. It was your mom, calling for her weekly check-in. You hesitated for a moment, knowing you couldn’t keep hiding your truth from her. When you finally answered, you decided to be more open.

“I’m in the hospital, Mom. Placenta previa,” you said, cutting straight to the point.

Her concern was immediate, and the conversation that followed was filled with both worry and relief as you reassured her that you and the baby were being closely monitored. You avoided mentioning the complications and kept the details light, just enough to keep her from panicking. When the call ended, you were emotionally drained but relieved to have been honest with her.

When Cillian arrived that evening, carrying a bag of takeout, he noticed the tension in your shoulders. “What’s wrong, love?” he asked, concern etched on his face.

“I told my mom about the hospital,” you admitted, playing with the hem of the blanket.

He nodded, understanding. “I’m glad you did. I’m sure that wasn’t easy.”

“It wasn’t,” you agreed, a small smile tugging at the corners of your mouth. “But it’s done now. They’ll be here when she’s born, at least.”

The next few days were a mix of hope and trepidation. The doctors monitored your bleeding closely, and to your relief, it finally stopped. Dr. Nelly decided it was safe for you to leave the hospital, though strict bed rest was still necessary until your next ultrasound. You were grateful to finally be heading home, but the prospect of strict bed rest weighed heavily on your mind.

As you packed your bag, anticipation and a hint of dread bubbled up. Living with Cillian was a big step, one that you weren’t sure you were fully ready for. Your relationship with him had always been intense, and the thought of being alone with him, day in and day out, felt overwhelming. You sent a quick text to your sister, letting her know that you were ready for her visit. Having her around would help ease the tension and provide a distraction from your emotions.

When the nurse came in with a wheelchair, Cillian helped you into it, his touch gentle yet firm. You couldn’t help but feel a mixture of gratitude and anxiety. The next few weeks were going to be a test—a test of your relationship, your patience, and your ability to manage the challenges ahead.

As you settled into the wheelchair, Cillian’s hand rested on your shoulder. “Ready to go home?” he asked, his voice soft.

“Yeah, I am,” you replied, forcing a smile. But inside, you couldn’t help but wonder how the relationship was going to develop once you were living together.

As you left the hospital with Cillian by your side, a mix of relief and anxiety settled over you. The realization that you’d be spending the next few weeks alone with him made your heart race—not just because of your condition, but because you didn’t trust yourself around him. The connection between you was undeniable, and every glance, every touch, seemed to ignite something within you that you knew you couldn’t act on. Dr. Nelly’s strict orders of no sex until further notice echoed in your mind, making you all the more aware of the need for restraint.

Once you were settled in the car, you quickly texted Ash. “Just got discharged. Ready for you to come to Dublin whenever you can. Could really use the company.”

You hit send before you could second-guess yourself. You needed her there, not just for the help, but to keep your mind occupied and distract you from the intense feelings Cillian stirred in you. The last thing you wanted was to complicate things further by giving into temptation, especially when your health was on the line.

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[noticiasarquelogicasjaponesas]

Sean bienvenidos japonistasarqueológicos a una nueva noticia de arqueológica del archipiélago nipón, en esta ocasión hablaremos de el ADN, japonés pero antes de publicar esta noticia, ya hay una previa que sirve como introducción ya hablaremos de esto en un directo de instagram dicho esto comencemos. - Se han descubierto 12 genomas en el ADN, nipón ¿De donde vienen estos genomas?¿Los Ainu tienen algo que ver? Recordemos que japón fue habitada hace 30.000 años, aunque hemos visto que los Ainu llegaron antes, los pueblos que vinieron a japón eran cazadores recolectores(Periodos Jomon, Yayoi, Kofun), seguramente cuando llegaron, se encontraron, a diversidad de pueblos, con los que se fueron mezclando, durante el periodo Yayoi llegaron inmigrantes de china y corea que influenciaran este periodo y kofun(III y VII /300 y el 700 d.C.) - Durante el periodo Jomon la población fue de 1.000 personas durante varios milenios, alrededor del año 15.000 empezó a subir el nivel del mar. Los humanos pasaron por el estrecho de Corea, los restos arqueológicos más antiguos datan de 16.000 a 17.000 años de antigüedad. Hay que recordar, que los Ainu, fueron los primeros en llegar al continente.De todas formas de todo esto haremos un video en directo para aclarar las ideas. - Espero que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones un cordial saludo. - 日本���島の新しい考古学ニュースへようこそ考古学ジャポニスタ、今回はDNA、日本人について話しますが、このニュースを公開する前に、紹介として役立つ以前のニュースがすでにあり、これについてインスタグラムライブで話します始めましょうと言った。 - 日本のDNAで12のゲノムが発見されましたが、これらのゲノムはどこから来たのですか？ アイヌはそれと関係がありますか？日本には3万年前に人が住んでいたことを思い出してください。アイヌが以前に到着したことはありますが、日本に来た人々は狩猟採集民（縄文、弥生、古墳時代）でした。弥生時代には、この時代と古墳時代に影響を与えた中国と韓国からの移民が到着しました（IIIとVII / 300と700AD） - 縄文時代の人口は数千年で1,000人で、15,000年頃から海面が上昇し始めました。人間は対馬海峡を通過しました。最も古い遺跡は16、000年から17、000年前のものです。アイヌが最初に大陸に到着したことを覚えておく必要があります。 いずれにせよ、アイデアを明確にするために、これらすべてのライブビデオを作成します。 - よろしくお願いします。今後の出版物でお会いしましょう。 - Welcome archeological japonistas to a new archeological news of the Japanese archipelago, this time we will talk about the DNA, Japanese but before publishing this news, there is already a previous one that serves as an introduction and we will talk about this in an instagram live said that let's start. - 12 genomes have been discovered in the DNA, Japan. Where do these genomes come from? Do the Ainu have something to do with it? Let us remember that Japan was inhabited 30,000 years ago, although we have seen that the Ainu arrived before, the peoples who came to Japan were hunter-gatherers (Jomon, Yayoi, Kofun periods), surely when they arrived, they found, a diversity of peoples, with the that were mixed, during the Yayoi period immigrants from China and Korea arrived who influenced this period and kofun (III and VII / 300 and 700 AD) - During the Jomon period the population was 1,000 people for several millennia, around the year 15,000 the sea level began to rise. Humans passed through the Korea Strait, the oldest archaeological remains date from 16,000 to 17,000 years old. It must be remembered that the Ainu were the first to arrive on the continent. In any case, we will make a live video of all this to clarify the ideas. - I hope you liked it and see you in future publications a cordial greeting.

[atomomirahija]

Shapeless シェイプレス by Buck-Tick | 1994 part I

Scans from the BUCK-TICK's Album/Photobook. The photobook included both members and travel photos from their trip to Turkey. (I did not scan all the photos but most of them)

This part has only a clip of the page flipping, first page and last page with the tracklist. Plus some facs about the album.

[Esp] Escaneos del CD álbum/fotolibro de BUCK-TICK. El fotolibro incluía fotos de ambos miembros y de su viaje a Turquía. (No escaneé todas las fotos pero sí la mayoría)

Esta parte tiene sólo un clip pasando páginas, primera página y la última página con el lista de canciones. Además de algunos datos sobre el álbum.

Fun facts: All songs are remixes of European/British artists such as Aphex Twin, Hardfloor, Richard Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire among others.

Imai originally requested that the remixes be trance/ambient as the concept was to transform previous songs into ambient. She was surprised to hear that in the end they sounded much better than she expected.

Sakurai said that he really liked ambient and that his favorites from the album were "In the Glitter" and "Killing (Urb mix)" in addition to mentioning that the artists managed to change and give a new shape to all of them.

Hoshino said that he likes "D • T • D (Air Liquide mix)" and "In the Glitter PT1 (Gutter mix)" also expressing himself impressed by the variety of sounds achieved.

The album is a square hardcover book about 30cm wide with a lot of photos of them as well as "random" photos of the trip they took to Turkey.

The stylist/designer who appears in the credits of the last slide is Tomoharu Yagi, who is responsible to this day, including the outfits for the Buck-Tick Phenomenon last December.

The album's graphic designer is Ken Sakaguchi who also designed covers such as Seventh Heaven, Six/Nine and some others from the early years.

[Esp] Fun facts: Todas las canciones son remixes de artistas europeos/británicos como Aphex Twin, Hardfloor, Richard Kirk de Cabaret Voltaire entre otros.

Imai originalmente solicitó que los remixes fueran dentro del trance/ambient ya que el concepto era transformar en ambient canciones previas. Se sorprendió al escuchar que al final sonaban mucho mejor de lo que esperaba.

Sakurai dijo que le gustaba mucho el ambient y que sus favoritas del álbum eran "In the Glitter" y "Killing (Urb mix)" a demas de mencionar que se logró cambiar y darle una nueva forma a todas por parte de los artistas.

Hoshino dijo que le gusta "D•T•D (Air Liquide mix)" y "In the Glittter PT1 (Gutter mix)" también expresandose impresionado por la variedad de sonidos conseguidos.

El album es un libro cuadrado de tapa dura de unos 30cm con un montón de fotos tanto de ellos como fotos "random" del viaje a Turquia que realizaron.

El estilista/diseñador que aparece en los créditos del ultimo slide es Tomoharu Yagi, quien es responsable hasta el día de hoy, incluidos los outfits del Buck-Tick Phenomenon el pasado diciembre.

El diseñador gráfico del album es Ken Sakaguchi quien también diseñó las portadas como el Seventh Heaven, Six/Nine y algunos otros de los primeros años.

[homensbrancosnaosabemblogar]

Luka Doncic chegou aos playoffs por três anos consecutivos, incluindo às Finais da Conferência Oeste no ano passado, mas essa boa sequência está seriamente ameaçada. Com um recorde de 37-39 e seis partidas por jogar, o Mavericks está em 11º, meio jogo atrás da zona de classificação para o play-in.

Mark Cuban apostou alto na troca por Kyrie Irving e, embora o ataque do Dallas tenha permanecido ótimo, sua defesa ficou ainda pior. O Mavericks está com 8 vitórias e 13 derrotas desde a troca de Irving, incluindo uma sequência de quatro derrotas seguidas que só foi interrompida ontem.

Kyrie foi apontado como culpado pela má sequência da equipe, mas, apesar de ter perdido alguns jogos devido a uma lesão, ele não é. Além de seguir sendo um fenômeno como pontuador, Irving tem dividido a bola e, segundo todos os relatos, sido um bom companheiro de equipe desde que chegou a Dallas.🔴 A defesa é o maior problema do time, assim como era antes da aquisição de Kyrie. 🔴 MAS: trazer Irving significou perder Dorian Finney-Smith, o melhor defensor do elenco. 🔴 Desde a troca, o Mavs está entre as cinco piores defesas da liga.

Um dos que contribui para esse fracasso defensivo é Luka Doncic: ele demora a voltar na transição, não ajuda nas infiltrações e sua movimentação lateral é lenta. Defesa boa exige energia e, ao longo dos últimos jogos, ele parece cansado. Pior: parece abatido, com uma má linguagem corporal.

“É realmente frustrante. Acho que deve dar pra perceber. Às vezes não sinto que sou eu. Eu costumava me divertir, sorrir em quadra, mas tem sido frustrante por vários motivos, não apenas pelo basquete”, disse Doncic após a derrota na última sexta-feira.

Vale lembrar que Jalen Brunson era uma peça ótima no time e queria ficar em Dallas, mas os Mavericks não achavam que ele valia 14 milhões por ano. Se tivessem o contratado por esse preço, teriam um dos melhores contratos da liga e seriam um time muito melhor.

Eles não teriam tido que trocar o Finney-Smith pelo Irving, que foi basicamente trazido para preencher o buraco deixado por Brunson.🔴 Nesta temporada, Brunson está com médias recordes da carreira em pontos (23,8), assistências (6,2) e percentual de acerto dos 3 (41%). 🔴 Desde 1º de janeiro, Brunson tem média de pouco menos de 28 pontos, com 45% de acerto da linha 3 pontos. 🔴 Nesse período, os Knicks subiram para a quinta posição do Leste e são o terceiro melhor ataque da liga.

Em resumo: graças à má defesa, a uma série de má decisões da administração, à falta de profundidade do elenco e ao Jason Kidd como treinador principal, as esperanças de título dos Mavs parecem distantes. Para piorar as coisas, Irving pode sair da equipe como um agente livre irrestrito ao final da temporada.

Doncic tem apenas três anos garantidos restantes em seu contrato. Se as coisas continuarem assim, não deve demorar até que ele perceba que perder em Dallas não é sua melhor opção. E é aí que entra a nossa história.

Porque o mais impressionante disso tudo é que já tinha analista que não só previa a derrocada do Dallas, como apostava que isso seria uma ótima estratégia para o LAKERS. Veja o que falou Ben Golliver, jornalista do Washington post, antes da troca do Irving para os Mavs: "Os Lakers precisam tratar Kyrie como um cavalo de Tróia. Eles precisam valorizá-lo, tratá-lo como uma aquisição imperdível. Fazer os Mavs morderem a isca. Se há outro time tão desesperado quanto o Lakers, ou quase tão desesperado, por uma adição de uma super estrela, é o Dallas Mavericks. A primeira coisa que Nico Harrison fez no trabalho dele foi perder Jalen Brunson, um jogador praticamente de nível All-Star. Já faz tempo desde que eles estiveram no mix para recrutar grandes estrelas. O negócio com o Porzingis explodiu. Brunson foi embora. A reputação da equipe em frangalhos. A conversa sobre Luka já está fervendo, e ele acabou de assinar sua extensão contratual. Então, o que estou dizendo é 'Cavalo de Troia'. Não há melhor maneira de explodir a coisa toda do que mandar o Kyrie pra eles. Esperar a equipe sair dos trilhos. Se o Kyrie não conseguiu fazer funcionar em Broolyn, como ele espera conseguir viver no Texas? O plano a longo prazo é roubar o Luka, torná-lo a próxima cara do Lakers. E a melhor maneira que o Lakers tem pra fazer isso é persuadir o Kyrie a ir pra Dallas. Mandar ele pra lá e assistir a coisa toda pegar fogo. É assim que você faz o número 77 usar o roxo e amarelo."

Rapaz, se alguma coisa dessa teoria que o cara montou tiver respaldo com a realidade, o nível de estratégia das equipes da NBA vai bem além do que eu havia imaginado, que isso!

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Esse texto traz informações de Brad Botkin (CBS), Kevin O'Connor (The Ringer) e Ben Golliver (Goat NBA Podcast).

[fdrap]

Reposted: Rayzin @rayy_gs Meu Pai - Rayzin [Prod. Toro Records] Letra/Voz: Rayzin / @Oficial_Rayzin Mix/Mastér: Rayzin Beat: https://youtu.be/O7GEsmHopNE Arte: Rayzin LETRA: Meu Pai, muitos querem me desanimar Meu Pai, muitos querem me fazer calar mais não vou, não vou mais não vou, eu não vou eu sei que ja errei, errei demais mais meu passado, ficou para trás ×2 e hoje eu digo não, pra todo esse pecado quero pra sempre Jesus do meu lado ×2 minha vida pra ti eu ja entreguei, AMÉM! nem quero lembrar o tanto que eu chorei, REFÉM! O Senhor Jesus hoje que é o meu Rei, TÔ BEM! foram tantas lutas pra aqui eu chegar, CHEGUEI! e hoje eu digo não, pra todo esse pecado quero pra sempre Jesus do meu lado ×2 do mundo eu esqueci, hoje não quero mais pra mim esse mundo hoje é tanto faz ×2 saí dessa vida, sem mais e se menos EU FUI PRA JESUS! me deu uma chance, não desperdicei IAI ME SALVOU! mudou a minha vida, sarou as feridas OBRIGADO DEUS! hoje aqui prego, levo o Evangelho A TODA CRIATURA! ×2 e hoje eu digo não, pra todo esse pecado quero pra sempre Jesus do meu lado ×2 eu sei que ja errei, errei demais mais meu passado, ficou para trás ×2 #trap #trapmusic #trapbrasil #trapcristão #trapfortal #trapgospelnacional #trapnacional #trapbr #rap #rapgospelnacional #trapmusic #rapnacional #rapbrasil #rapfortal #rapcristão #rapgospel #rapce #rapmusic #instagram #reels #explorar #previatrap #previa #fortaltrap #rap #trap #rapfortal #rapce #rapnordeste #rapfeed #rapbr #trapbr #trapfortal #rapmusic #fdrap #fortalezaderap

[lamilanomagazine]

Gran Galà del Calcio 2023, il Monza porta a casa 4 premi

Gran Galà del Calcio 2023, il Monza porta a casa 4 premi. Nella prestigiosa e lussuosa cornice del Saint Joseph Resort, a Salerno, l'edizione 2023 del Festival del Calcio Italiano, ideato e prodotto dal giornalista e project manager Donato Alfani, giunge all'evento culminante del programma: il Gran Galà del Calcio. Rinomato ed atteso da migliaia di italiani, il Gran Galà del Calcio torna martedì 21 novembre ad aprire le proprie porte ai campioni del sistema calcistico italiano e alle personalità di spicco del settore, premiando chi, nel corso della stagione 2022/23, si è contraddistinto per i suoi risultati sportivi ed umani.  Il prossimo martedì 21 novembre, tuttavia, non sarà solamente la notte delle stelle per eccellenza, ma anche la notte dedicata alla solidarietà e al supporto alla ricerca. Il Gran Galà del Calcio sarà accompagnato, anche in questa edizione, dal Football Gala Charity Dinner. Il Festival del Calcio Italiano, rinnovando il proprio impegno sociale e comunitario, organizza anche quest'anno una cena benefica con prodotti provenienti dalle eccellenze locali, i cui proventi finali raccolti saranno devoluti per la lotta alla distrofia muscolare. «L’edizione del prossimo Martedì 21 novembre si aprirà alle 18:30 con la Mixed Zone, non esclusiva, dove i colleghi avranno la possibilità di intervistare le grandi personalità presenti in serata – così il giornalista e project manager Donato Alfani -. Alle 20:30 si aprirà la serata di gala, dove potranno partecipare gli invitati. Per la stampa è previsto, in contemporanea al Football Charity Gala Dinner, un buffet esclusivo, a cui sarà possibile accedere previa registrazione attraverso il sito web Festival del Calcio Italiano». Grande exploit del Monza, che porta a casa ben 4 premi. Il primo va alla società come Miglior Club per aver giocato con più calciatori italiani, poi riconoscimenti anche per mister Raffaele Palladino (miglior giovane allenatore) e per il ds Michele Franco (miglior giovane direttore sportivo). Premiata anche la Responsabile Area Comunicazione dell’Ac Monza, Daria Nicoli come “Miglior Responsabile Comunicazione” della scorsa stagione. Sono centinaia, anche in questa XII edizione, i premiati nella prestigiosa serata del Gran Galà del Calcio. Dalla Serie A alla Serie D, rivolgendo il proprio sguardo al mondo dei Media e dell’informazione. GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS SERIE A Miglior Portiere dell’anno – Ivan PROVEDEL Miglior Difensore dell’anno – Nicolò CASALE Miglior Centrocampista dell’anno – Riccardo ORSOLINI Miglior Attaccante dell’anno – Ciro IMMOBILE Miglior Calciatore dell’anno – Giovanni DI LORENZO Miglior Giovane Calciatore dell’anno – Fabiano PARISI Miglior Gol dell’anno – Antonio CANDREVA Miglior Procuratore dell’anno – Mario GIUFFREDI Miglior Allenatore dell’anno – Luciano SPALLETTI Miglior Giovane Allenatore dell’anno – Raffaele PALLADINO Miglior Responsabile Settore Giovanile – Gennaro DELVECCHIO Miglior Responsabile Area Scouting – Maurizio MICHELI Miglior Club dell’anno – SSC NAPOLI Miglior Presidente dell’anno – Aurelio DE LAURENTIIS Miglior Dirigente Sportivo dell’anno – Pantaleo CORVINO Miglior Direttore Sportivo dell’anno – Cristiano GIUNTOLI Miglior Giovane Direttore Sportivo dell’anno – Michele FRANCO Miglior Addetto Stampa dell’anno – Arturo MASTRONARDI Miglior Team Manager – Matteo TAGLIACARNE Miglior Club per aver giocato con più calciatori italiani – AC MONZA Miglior Responsabile Comunicazione – Daria NICOLI Miglior Arbitro C.A.N. Serie A e B – Fabio MARESCA Miglior Arbitro VAR Lega Serie A – Massimiliano IRRATI Miglior Giocatore Rivelazione dell’anno – Luca RANIERI Miglior Esordiente dell’anno – Salvatore ESPOSITO Premio Gestione Social – SALERNITANA Premio alla Carriera – Faustino CANÉ Premio Speciale – Antonio Pio IERVOLINO GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS SERIE A – TOP 11  Miglior Portiere TOP 11 – Alex MERET Miglior Terzino Destro TOP 11 – Pasquale MAZZOCCHI Miglior Terzino Sinistro TOP 11 – Cristiano BIRAGHI Miglior Difensore Centrale TOP 11 – Giorgio SCALVINI Miglior Difensore Centrale TOP 11 – Federico BASCHIROTTO Miglior Centrocampista Laterale Destro TOP 11 – Matteo POLITANO Miglior Centrocampista Laterale Sinistro TOP 11 – Mattia ZACCAGNI Miglior Centrocampista Centrale TOP 11 – Nicolò BARELLA Miglior Centrocampista Centrale TOP 11 – Davide FRATTESI Miglior Attaccante TOP 11 – Domenico BERARDI Miglior Attaccante TOP 11 – Stephan EL SHAARAWY Miglior Mister TOP 11 – Maurizio SARRI GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS SERIE B  Miglior Portiere dell’anno – Stefano TURATI Miglior Difensore dell’anno – Federico BARBA Miglior Centrocampista dell’anno – Michael FOLORUNSHO Miglior Attaccante dell’anno – Matteo BRUNORI Miglior Calciatore dell’anno – Giuseppe CASO Miglior Giovane Calciatore dell’anno – Gabriele CAPANNI Miglior Gol dell’anno – Anthony PARTIPILO Miglior Procuratore dell’anno – Giovanni TATEO Miglior Procuratore dell’anno – Valeriano NARCISI Miglior Procuratore dell’anno – Claudio PARLATO Miglior Allenatore dell’anno – Fabio GROSSO Miglior Giovane Allenatore dell’anno – William VIALI Miglior Presidente dell’anno – Luigi DE LAURENTIIS Miglior Direttore Sportivo dell’anno – Ciro POLITO Miglior Dirigente Sportivo dell’anno – Stefano MARCHETTI Miglior Responsabile Settore Giovanile – Alessandro FRARA Miglior Responsabile Area Scouting – Gianluca LONGO Miglior Club per aver giocato con più calciatori italiani – CITTADELLA Miglior Addetto Stampa dell’anno – Leonar PINTO Miglior Squadra dell’anno - FROSINONE Miglior Arbitro C.A.N. Serie A e B – Ermanno FELICIANI Miglior Giocatore Rivelazione dell’anno – Giovanni FABBIAN Miglior Esordiente dell’anno – Gabriele MORACHIOLI Premio Gestione Social – PALERMO FC GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS SERIE B – TOP 11 Miglior Portiere TOP 11 – Alessandro MICAI Miglior Terzino Destro TOP 11 – Raffaele PUCINO Miglior Terzino Sinistro TOP 11 – Gianluca DI CHIARA Miglior Difensore Centrale TOP 11 – Fabio LUCIONI Miglior Difensore Centrale TOP 11 – Valerio DI CESARE Miglior Centrocampista Laterale Destro TOP 11 – Alessio IOVINE Miglior Centrocampista Laterale Sinistro TOP 11 – Luigi CANOTTO Miglior Centrocampista Centrale TOP 11 – Luca GARRITANO Miglior Centrocampista Centrale TOP 11 – Luca MAZZITELLI Miglior Attaccante TOP 11 – Samuele MULATTIERI Miglior Attaccante TOP 11 – Walid CHEDDIRA Miglior Mister TOP 11 – Michele MIGNANI GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS SERIE C  Miglior Portiere Girone A dell’anno – Semuel PIZZIGNACCO Miglior Portiere Girone B dell’anno – Giacomo VENTURI Miglior Difensore Girone A dell’anno – Alessandro PILATI Miglior Centrocampista Girone A dell’anno – Davide BALESTRERO Miglior Centrocampista Girone B dell’anno – Gianluca CARPANI Miglior Attaccante Girone A dell’anno – Franco FERRARI Miglior Attaccante Girone B dell’anno – Alessandro CAPELLO Miglior Allenatore Girone A dell’anno – Luciano FOSCHI Miglior Giovane Allenatore Girone A dell’anno – Matteo ANDREOLETTI Miglior Allenatore Girone B dell’anno – Aimo DIANA Miglior Giovane Allenatore Girone B dell’anno – Massimiliano CANZI Miglior Giovane Allenatore Girone C dell’anno – Michele PAZIENZA Miglior Goal Girone A dell’anno – Giorgio GALLI Miglior Goal Girone B dell’anno – Davide GUGLIELMOTTI Miglior Goal Girone C dell’anno – Giuseppe FORNITO Miglior Presidente Girone A dell’anno – Giuseppe PASINI Miglior Presidente Girone C dell’anno – Alfonso MAZZAMAURO Miglior Direttore Sportivo Girone A dell’anno – Andrea FERRETTI Miglior Direttore Sportivo Girone C dell’anno – Giuseppe MAGALINI Miglior Direttore Sportivo Girone C dell’anno – Antonio AMODIO Miglior Procuratore Serie C dell’anno – Matteo COSCIA Miglior Procuratore Serie C dell’anno – Francesco IOVINO Miglior Giovane Procuratore Serie C dell’anno – Luigi MATRECANO Miglior Addetto Stampa Girone A dell’anno – Matteo OXILIA Miglior Addetto Stampa Girone B dell’anno – Enrico MARINÒ Miglior Addetto Stampa Girone C dell’anno – Ciro NOVELLINO Miglior Addetto Stampa Girone C dell’anno – Giovanni CAPORALE Miglior Squadra Girone A dell’anno – FERALPISALÒ Miglior Squadra Girone C dell’anno – CATANZARO Miglior Giocatore Rivelazione Girone A – Nicolò BUSO Miglior Giocatore Rivelazione Girone C – Francesco MAISTO Miglior Giocatore Esordiente Girone A – Erik GERBI Miglior Giocatore Esordiente Girone B – Vincenzo ALFIERI Miglior Giocatore Esordiente Girone C – Mattia TASCONE Miglior Arbitro Lega Serie C dell’anno – Davide DI MARCO Miglior Tifoseria Girone A – VICENZA Miglior Tifoseria Girone C – CATANZARO Premio Speciale Lega Serie C – Pasquale LOGIUDICE Premio Gestione Social – VIRTUS FRANCAVILLA  Miglior Dirigente Sportivo Girone A – Christian BOTTURI Miglior Dirigente Sportivo Girone B – Iacopo PASCIUTI Miglior Dirigente Sportivo Girone C – Vincenzo GRECO Miglior Responsabile Settore Giovanile – Saby MAINOLFI Premio alla Carriera – Fabio MAZZEO GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS SERIE C – TOP 11 Miglior Portiere TOP 11 – Davide BAROSI Miglior Terzino Destro TOP 11 – Tommaso CANCELLOTTI Miglior Terzino Sinistro TOP 11 – Walter GUERRA Miglior Difensore Centrale TOP 11 – Giuliano LAEZZA Miglior Difensore Centrale TOP 11 – Nicolò BRIGHENTI Miglior Centrocampista Laterale Destro TOP 11 – Giuseppe IGLIO Miglior Centrocampista Laterale Sinistro TOP 11 – Franco LEPORE Miglior Centrocampista Centrale TOP 11 – Fausto ROSSI Miglior Centrocampista Centrale TOP 11 – Federico CARRARO Miglior Attaccante TOP 11 – Antonio VERGARA Miglior Attaccante TOP 11 – Cosimo PATIERNO Miglior Mister TOP 11 – Emilio LONGO GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS SERIE D  Miglior Squadra Girone A – US SESTRI LEVANTE Miglior Squadra Girone B – FC LUMEZZANE Miglior Squadra Girone C – FC LEGNAGO SALUS Miglior Squadra Girone D – AS GIANA ERMINIO Miglior Squadra Girone E – SS AREZZO Miglior Squadra Girone F – PINETO CALCIO Miglior Squadra Girone G – SORRENTO CALCIO Miglior Squadra Girone H – BRINDISI FC Miglior Squadra Girone I – CATANIA FC GRAN GALÀ DEL CALCIO – BEST AWARDS MEDIA & INFORMAZIONE Giornalista Sportivo dell’anno Uomo – Gianluca DI MARZIO Miglior Conduttrice Sportiva – Giorgia ROSSI Miglior Opinionista Sportivo – Andrea STRAMACCIONI Miglior Giornalista Bordocampo Uomo – Tommaso TURCI Miglior Direttore di testata sportiva “Quotidiano” – Ivan ZAZZARONI Miglior Direttore di testata sportiva “TV” – Federico FERRI Miglior Programma Televisivo Sportivo – CALCIOMERCATO L’ORIGINALE Miglior Format Televisivo Sportivo – SUPERTELE Miglior TG Sportivo – SKY SPORT 24 Miglior Programma Radiofonico Sportivo – 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Behind Closed Doors (Part 21)

Monday arrived, and the weekend felt like it had slipped through your fingers in the best way possible. The days had been a pleasant blur of naps, baking treats for yourself, the baby, and Niall, who had quickly stolen a piece of your heart. Having him stay over had been a joy—he was a sweet, well-behaved boy, and his presence made the house feel warmer, more alive.

Now, at your prenatal checkup, you lay back on the examination table as Dr. Nelly prepared the ultrasound wand. Cillian sat beside you, his hand firmly wrapped around yours, offering silent reassurance. The steady hum of the machine filled the room as the gel spread cool across your belly.

“Let’s take a look,” Dr. Nelly said kindly, moving the wand across your skin. The black-and-white image of your baby flickered to life on the screen, and both you and Cillian smiled instantly, relief washing over you.

“She looks perfect,” Dr. Nelly assured you, adjusting the screen so you could see more clearly. “She’s measuring well, and everything looks as it should.”

“See, babe? She’s all right,” Cillian murmured softly, his thumb brushing over your knuckles. His tone was gentle but tinged with pride, as though he’d known all along she was fine and had been waiting to tell you so.

You glanced at him, feeling a warmth in your chest. Over the past few weeks, you and Cillian had grown closer than you ever thought possible. Sharing the same bed, his constant reassurances of love, and his tender gestures had gradually chipped away at your anxieties. While there hadn’t been any sex, beyond a few moments of relief you’d offered him—partly out of guilt for his patience with you—you finally felt secure in the love he had for you. It was a strange kind of peace, one you hadn’t dared to hope for.

“And the placenta?” you asked, your voice a little tentative.

Dr. Nelly moved the wand slightly, her brows furrowing in concentration as she examined the monitor. After a few moments, she gave you a reassuring smile. “Your placenta has moved up beautifully. There’s no longer any risk of previa, so you’re cleared to resume a more normal routine. Just avoid heavy lifting or extreme exertion.”

You nodded, relieved but feeling a bittersweet tug at the news. This meant you’d have to return to work soon, back to the noise of the outside world and the inevitable questions from colleagues about the baby and Cillian. The thought of leaving the quiet, cozy bubble you’d built over the past few weeks filled you with a deep reluctance. You wanted to stay here, tucked into your little “family,” even if it was fleeting.

“Normal life, huh?” you said, half-smiling as you glanced at Cillian. He gave your hand a squeeze, understanding the mixed emotions you weren’t voicing.

“You’ll be fine,” he said softly, leaning closer so only you could hear.

You nodded, swallowing the lump in your throat as Dr. Nelly wiped the gel from your belly and began tidying up.

“Make sure you take breaks at work and don’t overdo it,” Dr. Nelly advised. “Otherwise, you’re on track for a healthy delivery. Keep up with your prenatal vitamins and come back in four weeks for the next checkup.”

You nodded as you sat up, grabbing a paper towel to wipe the gel from your belly.

“Now, go and do me a wee,” she said with a playful smile, shaking the little plastic cup. You laughed softly, taking it from her before heading toward the restroom.

Later, after meeting Cillian in the parking lot—him from work, you from home—you walked toward your respective cars, hand in hand. Your other hand held a granola bar, and you took a bite, crumbs scattering down your dress.

“You going back to work?” you asked between bites, glancing at him.

“Yeah, I’m working late tonight,” he replied, squeezing your hand as you reached your car. “Are you heading home?”

“No, I’ve gotta pick up Ash from the airport. She lands at 3,” you said, tossing the wrapper into a nearby bin.

“Do you want me to come with you?” he asked, stopping beside your car and turning to face you fully, his hands finding your waist.

“No, you’ve got work. I’ll be fine,” you assured him, wrapping your arms loosely behind his neck.

“You sure?” he asked, his voice low as he leaned closer.

“Yeah,” you murmured, pulling him into a kiss, soft and lingering. His lips were warm against yours, and you couldn’t help but nibble his lower lip, smiling when he groaned softly.

Pulling back slightly, his hands slid down to your bum, giving it a playful squeeze. “Stay at mine tonight?” you asked, biting your lip.

“Yeah,” he said, his voice husky. “I’ll be off late, though.”

“That’s okay. You’ve got your key, right?”

He nodded before capturing your lips again, this time with a bit more urgency. His big hands roamed over your hips and lower back, pulling you flush against him. His tongue swept into your mouth, and you melted into him, your fingers threading through the hair at the nape of his neck.

You broke the kiss abruptly with a squeaky “Mmm-muah,” laughing as you pulled away, suddenly hyper-aware of the fact that you were in the middle of a parking lot.

Cillian, however, didn’t release you. “Come on, I’m gonna be late,” you scolded lightly, glancing at your watch. “It’s 2:30!”

“And you’re worth every second,” he quipped, leaning in to steal another peck.

Laughing, you pushed gently against his chest. “Go! You’re the one who’s late, not me.”

“Fine, fine,” he relented with a grin, letting you go but only after one more lingering kiss. He stepped back, his eyes soft as they lingered on you. “Drive safe, okay? And text me when you get to Ash’s.”

“I will,” you promised, unlocking your car. “And don’t work too late.”

He chuckled. “No promises.”

With a final wave, you both climbed into your cars, and as you started yours, you caught his gaze one more time through the windshield. He mouthed, I love you, and your heart fluttered. You mouthed it back before pulling out of the lot, already counting the hours until you’d see him again.

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Standing at the airport next to the arrivals gate, you shifted nervously, a smile tugging at your lips as you scanned the crowd. Your eyes flitted from face to face, searching for her. Then you spotted her—struggling with a pram and dragging her luggage behind her. Without a second thought, you rushed forward to help.

Her mouth dropped open in a silent wow as she caught sight of you, her gaze locking onto your belly. The changes in your body since she’d last seen you were impossible to miss, and her expression was a mix of surprise and joy.

“Hello, you!” she squealed, abandoning her luggage to throw her arms around you. Tears pricked your eyes as you held her tight, years of separation and longing melting away in the warmth of her embrace. God knew how much you needed her right now.

“You’re so big!” she exclaimed when you finally pulled back, brushing her damp cheeks with her sleeve.

“Ugh, don’t even mention it—I look like Dad,” you laughed, your voice thick with emotion.

She chuckled, her eyes crinkling at the corners. “Dad wishes he looked this radiant,” she teased, giving you a playful nudge. She couldn’t help but admire how effortlessly put-together you looked, even now. Always stylish, you were rocking a long-sleeved bodycon dress and low-heeled boots—a true testament to your work in fashion.

“And who’s this handsome boy?” you cooed, your attention shifting to the baby in the pram. Dropping to your knees, you reached for him, tears welling again as you scooped him into your arms. Your hands trembled slightly as you held him close, overwhelmed by love for this little stranger who already felt like family.

The chubby baby whined softly at first, his big, curious eyes blinking up at you as though studying your face. You smiled, brushing your nose against his soft cheek. “Hi, baby,” you murmured, voice gentle. “Hi, Liam.”

Standing up with Liam nestled in your arms, you turned to your sister, your heart full. “I can’t believe you’re actually here,” you said, blinking back more tears. “I’ve missed you so much.”

“I missed you too,” she replied, tucking a strand of hair behind your ear with a tender smile. Her hand rested on your belly, her expression softening even more. “And look at you—you’re glowing. Are you halfway already?”

“A bit past,” you nodded, placing your hand over hers.

“Come on, let’s go,” you said with a grin. “I’m starving!”

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I see your point. For me, I usually try to only link the unbiased sources themselves, but sometimes it's just easier when your link cites all of the sources within it. Usually the Lozier Institute is good about this. But I can add unbiased studies for anyone curious:

Compared to women who delivered, women who had an early or late abortion had significantly higher mortality rates within 1 through 10 years.

Same study states, "abortion is associated with an increased risk of suicide [4], substance abuse [13], post-traumatic stress disorder [14], and a lower assessment of general health [15]." (I have linked each study cited).

No research study has found that induced abortion is associated with a better mental health outcome, although the results of some studies are interpreted as <<neutral>> or <<mixed.>> Some general population studies point out significant associations with alcohol or illegal drug dependence, mood disorders (including depression) and some anxiety disorders. Some of these associations have been confirmed, and nuanced, by longitudinal prospective studies which support causal relationships.

Women who reported having a prior induced abortion were more likely to have preterm births before 37 weeks and 34 weeks.... The higher the number of abortions, the greater the risk of subsequent preterm birth.

Women who had undergone an abortion experienced an 81% increased risk of mental health problems, and nearly 10% of the incidence of mental health problems was shown to be attributable to abortion. 

Births have a positive effect on longevity while pregnancy losses have a negative effect, with negative effect of Termination of Pregnancy being greater than that of natural losses.

Compared with women who delivered, those who aborted had a significantly higher age-adjusted risk of death from all causes (1.62), from suicide (2.54), and from accidents (1.82), as well as a higher relative risk of death from natural causes (1.44), including the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) (2.18), circulatory diseases (2.87), and cerebrovascular disease (5.46). 

Evidence from the United States confirms previous findings from Norway and New Zealand that, unlike other pregnancy outcomes, abortion is consistently associated with a moderate increase in risk of mental health disorders during late adolescence and early adulthood.

The rates of attempted suicide increased in the women who experienced fetal loss. The risk of completed suicide was higher in women who experienced a stillbirth [adjusted odds ratio (aOR) 5.2; 95% CI 1.77-15.32], miscarriage (aOR 3.81; 95% CI 2.81-5.15), or termination of pregnancy (aOR 3.12; 95% CI 1.77-5.5) than in those who had a live birth. Furthermore, the risk of attempted suicide was significantly higher in women who experienced a miscarriage (aOR 2.1; 95% CI 1.66-2.65) or termination of pregnancy (aOR 2.5; 95% CI 1.63-3.82). 

There is no available evidence to suggest that abortion has therapeutic effects in reducing the mental health risks of unwanted or unintended pregnancy. There is suggestive evidence that abortion may be associated with small to moderate increases in risks of some mental health problems.

The suicide rate was 1.18 per 100,000 after giving birth (n = 2,876,193), 2.77 after an induced abortion (n = 650,549) and 2.90 after a miscarriage (n = 379,583). 

Among the 987 respondents, 13% reported having visited a psychiatrist, psychologist, or counselor prior to the first pregnancy resulting in an abortion, compared to 67.5% who sought such professional services after their first abortion. Only 6.6% of respondents reported using prescription drugs for psychological health prior to the first pregnancy that ended in abortion, compared with 51% who reported prescription drug use after the first abortion. These data suggest that the women as a group were generally psychologically healthy before their first abortion.

Previous abortion was a risk factor for placenta previa. Moreover, induced abortion increased the risks for both a subsequent preterm delivery and mood disorders substantial enough to provoke attempts of self-harm. Preterm delivery and depression are important conditions in women's health and avoidance of induced abortion has potential as a strategy to reduce their prevalence. 

Summary Paper on the impact of induced abortion on women’s subsequent mental and physical health.

Women’s Health after Abortion: The Medical and Psychological Evidence.

Also, when it comes to maternal mortality in the US, “Nearly every death is in low- and middle-income countries, and nearly every death is preventable.” 

“The vast majority of maternal deaths are preventable: the clinical knowledge and technology required to prevent them have existed for a long time. However, these solutions are often not available, not accessible or not implemented, especially in low-resource settings and/or subpopulations at greater risk due to social determinants.”

The major complications that account for nearly 75% of all maternal deaths are:

severe bleeding (mostly bleeding after childbirth);

infections (usually after childbirth);

high blood pressure during pregnancy (pre-eclampsia and eclampsia);

complications from delivery; and

unsafe abortion.

Nearly 73% of all maternal deaths between 2003 and 2009 were due to direct obstetric causes whereas deaths due to indirect causes accounted for 27·5% (95% UI 19·7–37·5) of all deaths from known causes. Haemorrhage was the leading direct cause of maternal death worldwide, representing 27·1% (19·9–36·2) of maternal deaths. More than two thirds of reported haemorrhage deaths were classified as postpartum haemorrhage. Hypertension was the second most common direct cause worldwide (14·0%, 11·1–17·4). Maternal mortality due to sepsis was 10·7% (5·9–18·6), abortion accounted for 7·9% (4·7–13·2), and embolism and other direct causes accounted for the remaining 12·8% of global deaths.

“According to the World Health Organization, sepsis is one of the four main causes of pregnancy-related mortality worldwide, together with hemorrhage, hypertensive disease and abortion.”

Abortion is also under-reported:

….abortion-related deaths might be particularly underestimated because of this under-reporting. Although these abortion-related deaths might be classified mainly into sepsis and haemorrhage, this might over-simplify the complexity of death reporting

The US (17.4) has a way higher maternal mortality rate than other developed countries with near-total abortion bans, like Poland (1.1) and Malta (6). 

What reduces the maternal mortality rate? Midwives, doulas, and better access to medical care.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends midwives as an evidence-based approach to reducing maternal mortality. Several systematic reviews have found that midwifery-led care for women with healthy pregnancies is comparable or preferable to physician-led care in terms of11:

Maternal (mother) and neonatal (baby) outcomes, including lower maternal mortality and morbidity and reduced stillbirths and preterm births.

More efficient use of health system resources, including lower use of unnecessary and potentially harmful interventions like C-sections for low-risk deliveries, epidurals, and instrument-assisted births.

Improved patient satisfaction and maternal psychosocial well-being outcomes, including those for postpartum depression.

Just saw some chick straight up say she doesn't believe that another woman had serious complications after an abortion.

That’s so ridiculous. People get so brainwashed by the abortion industry they actually start thinking abortion is a magical risk free baby eraser. They have no common sense anymore and are completely dismissive of any woman who had a bad abortion experience. Because they don’t really care about women. They care about abortion.

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Exercising during Pregnancy

Exercise may not be very high on the agenda of a lot of people, however if you want to exercise during pregnancy , it is important to know that it is completely safe. Just remember to consult your gynaecologist before commencing any exercise regime.

The best time to start exercising during pregnancy is any time after the first trimester. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (ACOG) recommends 30 minutes of moderate intensity exercise on most or all of the days of the week. However, if you have not exercised for a long time, you can start with small bouts of exercises (e.g. 15 minutes) and then gradually increase the duration of exercise.

You can keep your exercising up until the day of delivery, that is if your pregnancy is complication free. It depends completely on your comfort or whatever your doctor advises.

Remember comfort first when deciding what to wear while exercising. Loose clothes might come in your way while tight ones may be uncomfortable. So, find your balance.

Why should you consider exercising during pregnancy?

Pregnancy is no picnic so adding exercise to the mix may seem daunting in the start but it has its own benefits. Exercise:

Maintains healthy blood sugar levels and keeps blood pressure in check.

Eases and prevents body aches and injuries.

Speeds up your recovery process post-delivery and prevents post-partum musculoskeletal dysfunctions.

Boosts mood and reduces fatigue.

Improves blood supply to the baby and ensures better brain growth and oxygen levels during pregnancy.

Enables better performance during labour and delivery.

Exercise with caution, in case of:

Anaemia

Pregnancy induced high blood pressure.

Any other risk factors

And do not exercise if you have the following complications during your pregnancy:

Certain types of heart and lung diseases

Cervical Insufficiency

Placenta previa after 26 weeks of pregnancy

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SPFW SERIES

DAY 03 RESUME// HIGHLIGHTS

*& here we go to the day three. I am actually thinking about add a translator to these posts on my tumblr.

*ALERTA DE TEXTO GRANDE.

O dia 3 da SPFW começou com o projeto SANKOFA.

Com Ogãs tocando para Exu, a saudação a divindades afro-brasileiras e o pedido “salve o povo de rua’ que ecoava no evento, a marca Meninos Rei abria a SPFW com maestria. A coleção trouxe cores vibrantes, mix de padronagens e tecidos, e homenagens as raízes brasileiras e africanas da diáspora. A marca foi também responsável por trazer um dos castings mais diversos do evento.

A SPFW tem sido marcada pelo streetwear, com significado de ponto de encontro entre cultura, vivência e trocas. Foi partindo dessa premissa que o Ateliê Mão de Mãe trouxe sua coleção. A marca uniu streetwear e crochê em um mix de produtos sofisticados, quase como uma conversa fluida entre mãe e filho. Tons terrosos se encontram com brancos e vermelhos, trazendo sobriedade. O resultado da coleção são peças elegantes, mais maduras, e que lembram o estilo navy.

Dando uma mudada na atmosfera, que agora é mais experimental e ousada, o estilista João Pimenta trouxe o clássicos eternizados do guarda roupa – tais como vestido trapézio, jaquetas e saia godê – em criações mais limpas, feitas com tecidos fluidos e uma cartela de cores que vai de tons mais neutros, pretos e brancos para cores mais exuberantes e escuras.

Ainda falando de experimentação, temos o debut da Bold Strapp. Questionando heteronormatividade, binarismo de gênero e usando a hipersexualidade que transita pelo mood da marca, o estilista Peu Andrade aposta em peças que trazem fetichismo, surrealismo, corsets, couro, cinta-ligas, renda e lingeries, tudo construído em um paleta que contém branco, preto e vermelho em seus diversos tons. O Fashion film trouxe uma performance única e aesthetically pleasing para os olhos, além de contar com diversidade de corpos. Algo quase não visto até agora no evento.

E falando em aesthetically pleasing: inspirado no grunge, o estilista Weider Silverio trouxe sua mais nova coleção para desfile. O grunge veio nas silhuetas, estampas e texturas das peças, que são bem elaboradas e elegantes. As peças, até mesmo as mais fluidas ganham estruturas que desenham a silhueta do corpo.

Já que o tópico é anos 90, o estilista Walério Araújo se inspirou na coluna “Noite Estrelada”, escrita por Erika Palomino. Numa época onde djs, drag queens, clubbers, performers e estilistas se reuniam na cena underground. Para criar a coleção, Walério utilizou peças do próprio guarda-roupas, juntou com pérolas e brilhos e deu uma nova vida a elas.

Voltando ao tópico de experimentações, a Von Trapp pegou a premissa de marca que é o detalhismo e construção primorosa de suas peças e juntou com plissados e bordados, cores fortes e exuberantes, referência ao art déco no intuito de falar de questões naturais.

O fashion film que acompanha a coleção traz um universo inteiro digital, com mood divertido e dividido em 5 atos, focando em novas formas de expressão e interatividade por meio das roupas que ali são apresentadas.

E para fechar a noite, a Ellus retorna a SPFW com uma “coleção previa’, que será apresentada em março de 2022. Tons neutros, pretos e marmorizados predominam a coleção. Tecidos como denim, couro e algodão estão presentes, mesclando com o utilitarismo presente nas peças.

DAY IV, V COMING SOON <3