#rossanne

[demonsfate]

i had a dream last night where i started maining heihachi and then i went into the customization of tag 2 to dress him as john goodman and kazuya as dj (john's kid from rossanne not our dj)

[jimheil]

Senior Year from Jerrold Tarog on Vimeo.

Written and Directed by Jerrold Tarog Producer: Franco Alido Director of Photography: Mackie Galvez Editor: Jerrold Tarog Production Design: Benjamin Padero Music: Jerrold Tarog, additional music by Paolo Alcantara Songs: Johnoy Danao Sound Design: Jerrold Tarog

CAST: Che Ramos, LJ Moreno, RJ Ledesma, Ina Feleo, Arnold Reyes, Dimples Romana, Ramon Bautista, Aaron Balana, Celina Peñaflorida, Rossanne de Boda, Eric Marquez, Sheila Bulanhagui, Francez Bunda, Daniel Medrana, Nikita Conwi, Mary Lojo, Daniel Lumain

[unit4unknownplace]

ARTWORK REFFERENCES

I wanted to look at some more artists and styles that featured a strong use of line, shape, and color as specific design elements. Doing this would mean the work I would make in response would stick with my idea of presenting what visually makes up a map.

Rossanne Pellegrino's work appeals to me mainly as in a lot of her work, she creates these mixed-media pieces where she sews details onto photos, adding this extra element to them. A lot of times she adds subtle details but in some cases, the focus will be on the more dominant patterns that are sewn onto the photos. I do like this idea of sewing on top of other work with this variety of colors and shapes, and I really like the visual resemblance to what I've already looked at in this project.

Warhol's Mick Jagger portraits - With this series of portraits made by Warhol I'm looking a lot less at the meaning behind them and more at the way in which they incorporate this use of shape line and color. I really how these elements are almost isolated and then collaged together to create a variety of different visual elements in one piece.

Dadaism is an art movement that I really like, both conceptually and stylistically. Duchamp's readymades Hannah Höch’s collages are some of the really unique work made during this movement that sparked a lot of discussion into what the meaning of it all is.

[cartas-perdidxs]

19 de abril de 2021

De: mí para: mí

Quería ayudarte, pero la verdad no querías. Estar hundida en la melancolía era tu pasión

Rossanne

[keyleya]

BLACKPINK- ‘HOW YOU LIKE THAT’ CONCEPT TEASER VIDEO

[myartpop717]

Wallpaper de Rosé de BLACKPINK

[unclesamsmisguidedclub]

Tempe Police Told to Leave Starbucks. Starbucks Apologizes

Tempe Police Told to Leave Starbucks. Starbucks Apologizes

Arizona: Six members of the Tempe Police Department were in Starbucks having coffee on July 4. One (that is 1, just one) customer complained that she didn’t “feel safe” with police in the coffee shop, so the barista asked the police to leave. Now Starbucks is apologizing to the Tempe Police department.

Tempe Police Chief Moir has engaged in conversation with Starbucks executives which will…

[nappynewz]

Starbucks apologizes after Arizona cops were asked to leave shop for making customer feel “unsafe”

Starbucks apologizes after Arizona cops were asked to leave shop for making customer feel “unsafe”

Starbucks is in embroiled in yet another discrimination claim, but this time it’s six Arizona police officers who are crying foul after they were asked to leave because a customer complained of not feeling safe in their presence.

Now the coffee company, which has battled a barrage of discrimination claims, has apologized saying that it was an “unacceptable” suggestion by a barista to…

[pagetwentyseven]

So, we are asking partners to vote “no” to a union – not because we’re opposed to unions but because we believe we will best enhance our partnership and advance the operational changes together in a direct relationship. - Rossann Williams, president of Starbucks North America finally gets to the point, 🤮

[handfuloftime]

Magnets?

This was a first attempt at what eventually turned into Dear heart, it’s me. They have basically nothing in common besides both being Rossanne and set at Anne’s uncle’s house--this was set in the late 1830s, and was inspired by something @the-cross-the-albatross said about JCR jumping over a hedge to hide from Anne’s father, and Anne and JCR then having to hide in a shed to take magnetic readings.

James squares his shoulders; his face, still pale, assumes an unfortunately familiar expression. He’s preparing for some useless noble gesture. “Well,” he says, “perhaps if I spoke to him...”

Anne can’t help it: she stamps her foot in irritation. Truly, the man is impossible. 

[solomontoaster]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: The Terror (TV 2018) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Captain Francis Crozier/Commander James Fitzjames, Captain Francis Crozier & Commander James Fitzjames Characters: Captain Francis Crozier, Commander James Fitzjames, Thomas Jopson, Henry T. D. Le Vesconte, Background & Cameo Characters Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Soulmates, Pre-Relationship, Background Relationships, rossann, hartving, Ambiguous/Open Ending, Relationship Negotiation, FRMC224 Summary:

The more he heard Fitzjames tell the China story, the more Francis hated it. It had taken several retellings to get all the necessary details, but, unfortunately, Francis knew that the day of Fitzjames’ injury would be burned into his memory for a lifetime.

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In a world where a person feels their soulmate’s pain until they meet and acknowledge it, Fitzjames’ China story becomes roughly a thousand times worse for Francis.

[hollawilliamson]

Week 6 Bye Sisters... What is cancel culture and how can it be toxic?

#hashtag Politics and #hashtag activism can lead to great things. Hashtags are a way to facilitate connectivity on social media platforms through key markers, events or activities (Zappaviga). They facilitate user engagement with social issues and politics surrounding them. As users are more vocal on issues that are important to them, they are likely to ‘call out’ injustices and issues as they see fit. This can lead to a group of users coming together to ‘Cancel’ someone for their negative actions, whether current or past, and can negatively affect their career.

The idea that as soon as you’ve done something wrong, that you no longer have any value in a society is undoubtably toxic. It leaves no room for personal growth or time for reflection. As Hannah Montana said ‘Everybody makes mistakes, Everybody has those days’. Each individual makes mistakes, but it is how they change and adapt from the lessons learnt that give them merit. While  there is value to some aspects of cancel culture, such as the historic and inspiring #metoo movement and the calling out of racism in society such as in the case of Rossanne Barr, but that again more related to a much larger ‘call out’ movement. Cancel culture is a very poignant example of how hashtags can lead to the amplification of an issue in a quick manor, often when all arguments are not presented or presented well.

Cancel culture is a large part of Content Creators worst nightmares. Users can take an out of context post, tweet, video or audio and make an assumption on a creators values, morals and sense of self. This can send their following backwards, to where audiences can watch the real time ‘subscriber’ count on popular social media statistics and analytic site ‘Social blade’ turn red. This means the creator is actively loosing more subscribers than they are gaining in a single day, month or year.

This was the case for beauty guru James Charles. James Charles is an online creator in the YouTube Beauty and makeup community, with 15 million subscribers on the platform , he was undoubtably one of the biggest creators on the platform. James was involved in a scandal with fellow content creator Tati Westbrook, a smaller content creator in the same field, who ‘exposed’ him for alledged preditory and childish behaviour in May of 2019. She alleged that Charles was attempting to use his influence and ‘clout’ to co-erse straight men into engaging in sexual activites with him. These claims were then backed up and supported by buisness man and beauty influencer Jeffree Star. This is pivotal as the beauty community holds a lot of respect for Star, his company and products, due to his longevity in the industry, and the positive documentary series directed and released by Shane Dawson. The series discussed previous controversies, and displayed how Star is savvy enough to run both a highly successful makeup company, and the personal brand of an influencer and creator.

In direct response to her video, James released an apology video of his own trying to explain why he promoted sugar bear hair whilst disregarding the sexual assault claims. It is assumed James used a co-orientation theory of public relations, where he did not think about how the video would be read by the publics this issue was presented to, he rather looked at his own general public of a younger and loyal YouTube audience. This response was taken very negatively by the community, with James Charles losing approximately 3 million of subscribers within a week. James has since spoken of the large mental toll this took on him, citing anxiety and depression. He felt worthless, loosing not only self confidence and fans, but major brand deals which had uncapped potential for the young star. It took him approximately a year to gain back the respect of the community, as he fought his way back up through the popular app ‘Tiktok’ collaborating with some of the biggest on the platform to better his image and increase his following, whilst staying out of drama, and keeping to himself.

In essence, cancel culture, while it can be revolutionary, can also be very toxic. It sends the message that as soon as you make a mistake, you have lost all your value and worth. Rather, it should send a message of growth and discovery, as we all try to find out who we are, and where we belong in society.

[kyuen105-blog]

Is the pandemic slowing the zero-waste movement?

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Helping to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus might mean a step backward for environmentalists.

In recent years, many U.S. cities and states have passed legislation to ban the use of single-use objects such as bottles, straws and bags.

Now with the pandemic, single-use plastics seem to be making a come back.

Food delivery jumped 67 percent, according to data from market research firm NPD Group as more and more people order takeout from restaurants.

Stores, such as Target, have announced that their workers will refrain from handling people’s reusable bags and are asking customers who bring them to bag their own items.

Starbucks announced it will no longer fill up customers’ reusable mugs in an effort to reduce transmission of the virus.

"We are optimistic this will be a temporary situation," Rossann Williams, Starbucks' president, said in a letter posted on the company's website.

The Center for Disease Control advises restaurant owners and businesses to use disposable food service items and avoid the use of containers and utensils brought in by customers.

The Surfrider Foundation, whose mission is to protect the world’s oceans, acknowledges that it’s not an easy decision to choose between avoiding the spread of the virus and reversing the progress they’ve made toward a sustainable future.

“Once the pandemic is contained, we will continue to seek enforcement for plastic bag bans to reduce plastic pollution at the source,” said the organization in a post on its website.

“This pandemic also shouldn't be used as an opportunity to roll back protections of our nation’s clean air and water for our communities,” the group wrote.

[ask-redacted]

"HAHA I'M 6.5 FT!!!"

Oork, once the friendly ship that made her sweets, but now a giant mech whos armor was a deep purple with golden accents and fire red biolights looked down at her, the four eyes squinted as he tried to focus on her, "Oh! Ms. Rossanne! I'm dreadfully sorry I almost didn't recognize you!" Phreak glowered at her from on top of the mech's crowned head.

[cartas-perdidxs]

19 de abril 2021

Carta 2

No porque ahorita no estés bien, significa que pronto no lo estés, ¡Confía en ti pequeña! ¡Lo estás haciendo bien!

Rossanne