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When I think of Yosemite this song comes to mind:
And I know she'll be the death of me, at least we'll both be numb
And she'll always get the best of me, the worst is yet to come
But at least we'll both be beautiful and stay forever young
This I know, (yeah) this I know
She told me, "Don't worry about it"
She told me, "Don't worry no more"
We both knew we can't go without it
She told me you'll never be in love oh oh oooh
I can't feel my face when I'm with you, but I love it, but I love it!!!!
- The Weeknd
Go see this place folks!
A song from The Weeknd band for the movie Avatar: The Way of Water. Watched twice this movie; impressive and one of my favorites of all times. This is a desk statue in our home of Ney'tiri with a paper background.
A link for the song and lyrics The Weeknd: Nothing Is Lost (You Give Me Strength) youtu.be/8QLYI_g9HVU
For Crazy Tuesday
"Line/Title of a Song"
Credits
â§ Hair: DOUX - JLOW
â§ Top: evani. â Dafna Top
â§ Necklace: CHAIN â Tina Necklace Set
â§ Top/Pants â kai. QYOP polo shirt/pants - Black
So I hope you don't think this song is about you
And only I can know, how close you came
But baby I'm a pro at letting go
I love it when they come and go
This is a profile shot of a sculpture outside the Musée des Beaux Arts in Montreal created by Antony Gormley in 2003.
You're my favorite kind of night
Credits
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-CLOTHES-
!:Lybra:! Mena
REIGN.-Kylie Laced Boots-
-ACCESSORIES-
[MANDALA] STEKING_EARS
Bauhaus Movement - Mavi Necklace
:moonamore+cureless:/ Le Reservoir Balloon
Meva Long Glove white
Kibitz - Rosie rings
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[monso] My Hair - Sungso
-PROP/POSE-
Le Poppycock *Neon Lights*
Made for the snippet song on youtube of Abel rapping over "sorry" by Onra. Picture from the XO crew / Tumblr.
I won't be blogging for the next month, but I had to blog this clothes cause I'm in love. Details on my blog: hannahlunascloset.wordpress.com/2017/01/16/he-just-want-t...
"I'm tryna put you in the worst mood, ah
P1 cleaner than your church shoes, ah
Milli point two just to hurt you, ah
All red Lamb' just to tease you, ah
None of these toys on lease too, ah
Made your whole year in a week too, yah
Main bitch out your league too, ah
Side bitch out of your league too, ah
House so empty, need a centerpiece
Twenty racks a table cut from ebony
Cut that ivory into skinny pieces
Then she clean it with her face man I love my baby
You talking money, need a hearing aid
You talking 'bout me, I don't see a shade
Switch up my style, I take any lane
I switch up my cup, I kill any pain
Look what you've done
I'm a motherfuckin' starboy
Look what you've done
I'm a motherfuckin"
Paranormal Willow, post plastic surgery, wearing the gown from Midnight Garden Aymeline. Aymeline, btw, is STUNNING irl. The Avantguard sculpts have always been faves of mine so it's awesome to see one of them shrunken down. Anyway, I made so many of these picture frames and it still wasn't enough.... I guess I'll make a few more for the next time I use this BG.
I took this shot at night with my new ring light! It's a nice ring light too with like white, natural and warm light and then various brightnesses. I usually use natural light so it's great I have something now to use when it's cloudy or I'm just up late. :D
Title: Seashell.
(iPhone 13 Pro shot)
Motosuka Beach. Kujukuri Beach. Sanmu City. Chiba Prefecture. Japan. 2024. ⊠1 / 1
(Photo of the day. Unpublished.)
Images:
The Beatles ⊠Across The Universe
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 14 ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
The order of the content shown here is mixed.
(Of course, this is not the final version.)
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
In the western reaches of Los Angeles, at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Sepulveda, a seventeenâstory alabaster tower rose against the sky. This was the headquarters of the FBIâs Los Angeles Field Office.
The afternoon light struck its white façade, casting back a cold, austere beauty. Before it stretched a broad lawn, a hush reigning there in stark contrast to the bustle of the city. On the front of the building, the names of the FBI and the Department of Veterans Affairs stood in bold relief, the weight of the nation inscribed in stone. Nearby lay the Los Angeles National Cemetery, where the memories of the past intertwined with the pulse of the present.
Just a few blocks away, in a hotel room, tension had taken on another form. The pale red carpet caught the glare of fluorescent light, while beyond the window the unending stream of cars along Wilshire flowed like a restless artery. The faint cry of sirens mingled with the cityâs din, as if the collective strain of Los Angeles were seeping into this small room.
At the front, a makeshift stage bore the American flag and the FBI seal. Tripods stood in careful rows, monitors flashing between live feeds and scrolling headlines.
Cameron R. Bartlett, Director of the FBI, squared his shoulders. With a brief glance at the papers in his hand, he drew in a quiet breath and let his eyes travel over the gathered press. Behind his composure lay a grave unease, and a resolve as unyielding as steel.
âThe incident is unfolding on a scale without precedentââ His voice, low but unwavering, filled the room. Instantly, the images on the monitors tightened every chest, sharpening the taut wire of tension. The journalists steadied their breathing, fingers trembling faintly over notebooks and cameras as the dissonance grewâbetween the directorâs calm expression and the devastation flickering across the screens.
Some rushed to send out bulletins; others adjusted their zoom lenses, struggling inwardly to shape a sense of the whole. From a corner came the faint rustle of a page turning, the smallest sounds amplified by silence. And still the tense hour dragged on, as if the looming FBI building itself watched over the press room in mute witness.
Each time the footage waveredâsmoke shifting, rubble parting to reveal a fleeting figureâthe reportersâ eyes snapped to the screen. Pens scratched, shutters clicked, the faint patter of keys mingling with a silence taut enough to break.
Bartlettâs gaze lingered on each journalist, conveying a weight beyond words. That quiet pressure thickened the atmosphere, the air stretched to a threadâs breaking point. From outside came the muted hum of traffic, a distant sirenâs wailâthe worldâs noise folding into the roomâs stillness, underscoring the magnitude of what was unfolding.
At last, after answering questions in terse, measured replies, Bartlett concluded:
âThat is all I can say at this time.â
His curt words gave way to a new stir, rippling through the hall. The cause lay on the monitors: another feed had appeared, bearing the caption in red, flashing in the cornerâMadison Square Garden, New York Cityâthe precise moment the carnage had begun.
The reporters in Los Angeles felt their breath catch. Following those numbers, they seemed to touch the pulse of another city across the continent. The images bound the two coasts together, weaving the entire nation into one mesh of suspense.
Then the screen shifted to a different stageâNew Yorkâs press roomâwhere a man in a dark suit stood before the glare of flashbulbs.
Jack Vance. Once a colleague of Marcusâs at the Bureau. In rare fashion, he had left the FBI under the Department of Justice to join the Secret Service under Homeland Security. Years earlier, when Vance had headed the Violent Crimes Section, a hostage standoff erupted in Oakbridge, outside Washington, D.C. Orders from headquarters forced an early assault. In the chaos, a nineteenâyearâold Black youth, misidentified as the suspect, was shot dead. The true perpetrator lay elsewhere, and Vanceâs team had opposed the premature entry. Yet the assault had gone forwardâunder the command of none other than Bartlett, now before them on the screen. Later, in the Washington field office, Bartlett had ordered subordinates to alter the report, declaring that the assault had been Vanceâs decision. Vance rose in silence, flung the papers onto the table, and struck Bartlett across the face. Officially, it had ended as Vanceâs âvoluntary resignationâ before disciplinary measures. In truth, he had been cast out.
Now Vanceâs voice, faintly delayed, overlapped with the Los Angeles air. Two distant cities shared the same gravity of silence. Pens stilled, eyes fixed on the screen. Each word, each gesture etched the outline of the disaster more sharply. The chain of images streaming through the network was not mere record, but a slice of history as it unfolded. The hush in the room stretched on, awaiting a break that never came. Breathing shallow, all present were held captive by the figure of Jack Vance.
The tension, unbroken, shifted its form. From the rear seats came a fresh murmur, loosening the taut balance. Several reporters pulled out their phones, screens glowing like scattered embers in the dimness. They were not receiving news alerts. It was a direct link, sent by an anonymous hand.
Beneath Los Angelesâs cold lights, the press room now bore the weight of three overlapping spheresâthe New York briefing, the strange new footage, and the lingering echo of Vanceâs voice. The reportersâ focus drifted to the unknown. It was not simply information. It was a forewarning.
Marcus Dane was the first to sense it. Standing in the aisle, watching his superior Bartlett, he noticed the stir among the journalists at the center. Several had received a live video linkâfrom the perpetrators themselves. The same ploy that had reached Jack and the others at the Garden.
Marcus immediately checked the URL and forwarded it to Tom Caldwell, once a trusted colleague in the technical division.
The footage was unmistakable: the very same âOval Officeâ where Professor Zakaria Haddad had taken his own life.
âGood afternoon. My name is Amir Nasser. I was a student of Professor Zakaria Haddad, who passed away just days ago.â
Amir leaned lightly against the desk, speaking in a gentle tone, revealing a side unseen until now.
âAs he told you, we once lived quietly in Gaza. We were ruled by Hamas, by their weapons and their violence. They committed unspeakable killings against Israel. But could we have stopped them? No more than you can stop your own President from wielding the power of command. You may protest in your streets, but we had only silence, living under the shadow of informants and violence. And still your President sided with Israel, again and again, unleashing bombs until not even ruins remained. We, who offered no resistance, endured strike upon strike, invasion upon invasion. Hamas made us their shields, nesting beneath our hospitals, while we, above, became the targets.â
Amirâs voice was clear, almost luminous. His youth, his neatly combed hair, the strange stillness of his blue eyesâall drew the listeners in. Nothing in his demeanor suggested violence. He lifted a glass of water from the table, sipped, and continued.
âAs Professor Haddad told you, all we were given was darkness. And what does an animal do when driven into darkness?â His eyes fell to the floor, words sinking like stones.
âWe lost everythingâour homes, our lovers, our families. Everything. Do you not call it unjust, to die with nothing left? Is it not the human way to confront those who take? To force them to grasp what it means to be robbed? What does it mean, America, that you drink your cola unchanged, while we are stripped bare?â
He paused, then smiled faintly.
âJack, the weekend will be a busy one.â
The smile was open, disarmingâand chilling.
âIn these years, the Democratsâ tolerance has faded, and the Republicans have driven immigrants to the edge. So we, scattered across this nation, have shared our knowledge, and we have reached a conclusion. ICE, who have treated us as vermin, must be re-educated.â
Since the shift in power, ICE had grown ever harsher. With offices in nearly every state, their reach extended across the land. More than twenty thousand employees in all: some seventy-eight hundred in Enforcement and Removal Operations, sixty-five hundred in Homeland Security Investigations, six thousand in the legal branch known as OPLA.
âWe gained a fragment of their data. Let me be honestâonly a fragment. ICE is too vast, too diffuse. But we chose two places, Jack. Los Angeles and New York. And we will tell you. That is generous, is it not? You should be grateful.â
Amirâs smile remained as he concluded:
âBut remember, our purpose is re-education. Wait for it, Jack. Until then.â
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Thereâs still more to come. ð
(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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Soundtrack.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
youtu.be/3w65lqUF-YI?si=yG7qy6TPeCL9xRJV
iTunes Playlist Link::
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Notes
1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
youtu.be/SOUH8iVqSOI?si=Ju-Y728irtcWR71K
3. Shots Fired at Trump Rally
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 14 ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
The order of the content shown here is mixed.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
In the western reaches of Los Angeles, at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Sepulveda, a seventeenâstory alabaster tower rose against the sky. This was the headquarters of the FBIâs Los Angeles Field Office.
The afternoon light struck its white façade, casting back a cold, austere beauty. Before it stretched a broad lawn, a hush reigning there in stark contrast to the bustle of the city. On the front of the building, the names of the FBI and the Department of Veterans Affairs stood in bold relief, the weight of the nation inscribed in stone. Nearby lay the Los Angeles National Cemetery, where the memories of the past intertwined with the pulse of the present.
Just a few blocks away, in a hotel room, tension had taken on another form. The pale red carpet caught the glare of fluorescent light, while beyond the window the unending stream of cars along Wilshire flowed like a restless artery. The faint cry of sirens mingled with the cityâs din, as if the collective strain of Los Angeles were seeping into this small room.
At the front, a makeshift stage bore the American flag and the FBI seal. Tripods stood in careful rows, monitors flashing between live feeds and scrolling headlines.
Cameron R. Bartlett, Director of the FBI, squared his shoulders. With a brief glance at the papers in his hand, he drew in a quiet breath and let his eyes travel over the gathered press. Behind his composure lay a grave unease, and a resolve as unyielding as steel.
âThe incident is unfolding on a scale without precedentââ His voice, low but unwavering, filled the room. Instantly, the images on the monitors tightened every chest, sharpening the taut wire of tension. The journalists steadied their breathing, fingers trembling faintly over notebooks and cameras as the dissonance grewâbetween the directorâs calm expression and the devastation flickering across the screens.
Some rushed to send out bulletins; others adjusted their zoom lenses, struggling inwardly to shape a sense of the whole. From a corner came the faint rustle of a page turning, the smallest sounds amplified by silence. And still the tense hour dragged on, as if the looming FBI building itself watched over the press room in mute witness.
Each time the footage waveredâsmoke shifting, rubble parting to reveal a fleeting figureâthe reportersâ eyes snapped to the screen. Pens scratched, shutters clicked, the faint patter of keys mingling with a silence taut enough to break.
Bartlettâs gaze lingered on each journalist, conveying a weight beyond words. That quiet pressure thickened the atmosphere, the air stretched to a threadâs breaking point. From outside came the muted hum of traffic, a distant sirenâs wailâthe worldâs noise folding into the roomâs stillness, underscoring the magnitude of what was unfolding.
At last, after answering questions in terse, measured replies, Bartlett concluded:
âThat is all I can say at this time.â
His curt words gave way to a new stir, rippling through the hall. The cause lay on the monitors: another feed had appeared, bearing the caption in red, flashing in the cornerâMadison Square Garden, New York Cityâthe precise moment the carnage had begun.
The reporters in Los Angeles felt their breath catch. Following those numbers, they seemed to touch the pulse of another city across the continent. The images bound the two coasts together, weaving the entire nation into one mesh of suspense.
Then the screen shifted to a different stageâNew Yorkâs press roomâwhere a man in a dark suit stood before the glare of flashbulbs.
Jack Vance. Once a colleague of Marcusâs at the Bureau. In rare fashion, he had left the FBI under the Department of Justice to join the Secret Service under Homeland Security. Years earlier, when Vance had headed the Violent Crimes Section, a hostage standoff erupted in Oakbridge, outside Washington, D.C. Orders from headquarters forced an early assault. In the chaos, a nineteenâyearâold Black youth, misidentified as the suspect, was shot dead. The true perpetrator lay elsewhere, and Vanceâs team had opposed the premature entry. Yet the assault had gone forwardâunder the command of none other than Bartlett, now before them on the screen. Later, in the Washington field office, Bartlett had ordered subordinates to alter the report, declaring that the assault had been Vanceâs decision. Vance rose in silence, flung the papers onto the table, and struck Bartlett across the face. Officially, it had ended as Vanceâs âvoluntary resignationâ before disciplinary measures. In truth, he had been cast out.
Now Vanceâs voice, faintly delayed, overlapped with the Los Angeles air. Two distant cities shared the same gravity of silence. Pens stilled, eyes fixed on the screen. Each word, each gesture etched the outline of the disaster more sharply. The chain of images streaming through the network was not mere record, but a slice of history as it unfolded. The hush in the room stretched on, awaiting a break that never came. Breathing shallow, all present were held captive by the figure of Jack Vance.
The tension, unbroken, shifted its form. From the rear seats came a fresh murmur, loosening the taut balance. Several reporters pulled out their phones, screens glowing like scattered embers in the dimness. They were not receiving news alerts. It was a direct link, sent by an anonymous hand.
Beneath Los Angelesâs cold lights, the press room now bore the weight of three overlapping spheresâthe New York briefing, the strange new footage, and the lingering echo of Vanceâs voice. The reportersâ focus drifted to the unknown. It was not simply information. It was a forewarning.
Marcus Dane was the first to sense it. Standing in the aisle, watching his superior Bartlett, he noticed the stir among the journalists at the center. Several had received a live video linkâfrom the perpetrators themselves. The same ploy that had reached Jack and the others at the Garden.
Marcus immediately checked the URL and forwarded it to Tom Caldwell, once a trusted colleague in the technical division.
The footage was unmistakable: the very same âOval Officeâ where Professor Zakaria Haddad had taken his own life.
âGood afternoon. My name is Amir Nasser. I was a student of Professor Zakaria Haddad, who passed away just days ago.â
Amir leaned lightly against the desk, speaking in a gentle tone, revealing a side unseen until now.
âAs he told you, we once lived quietly in Gaza. We were ruled by Hamas, by their weapons and their violence. They committed unspeakable killings against Israel. But could we have stopped them? No more than you can stop your own President from wielding the power of command. You may protest in your streets, but we had only silence, living under the shadow of informants and violence. And still your President sided with Israel, again and again, unleashing bombs until not even ruins remained. We, who offered no resistance, endured strike upon strike, invasion upon invasion. Hamas made us their shields, nesting beneath our hospitals, while we, above, became the targets.â
Amirâs voice was clear, almost luminous. His youth, his neatly combed hair, the strange stillness of his blue eyesâall drew the listeners in. Nothing in his demeanor suggested violence. He lifted a glass of water from the table, sipped, and continued.
âAs Professor Haddad told you, all we were given was darkness. And what does an animal do when driven into darkness?â His eyes fell to the floor, words sinking like stones.
âWe lost everythingâour homes, our lovers, our families. Everything. Do you not call it unjust, to die with nothing left? Is it not the human way to confront those who take? To force them to grasp what it means to be robbed? What does it mean, America, that you drink your cola unchanged, while we are stripped bare?â
He paused, then smiled faintly.
âJack, the weekend will be a busy one.â
The smile was open, disarmingâand chilling.
âIn these years, the Democratsâ tolerance has faded, and the Republicans have driven immigrants to the edge. So we, scattered across this nation, have shared our knowledge, and we have reached a conclusion. ICE, who have treated us as vermin, must be re-educated.â
Since the shift in power, ICE had grown ever harsher. With offices in nearly every state, their reach extended across the land. More than twenty thousand employees in all: some seventy-eight hundred in Enforcement and Removal Operations, sixty-five hundred in Homeland Security Investigations, six thousand in the legal branch known as OPLA.
âWe gained a fragment of their data. Let me be honestâonly a fragment. ICE is too vast, too diffuse. But we chose two places, Jack. Los Angeles and New York. And we will tell you. That is generous, is it not? You should be grateful.â
Amirâs smile remained as he concluded:
âBut remember, our purpose is re-education. Wait for it, Jack. Until then.â
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â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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