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Go into Tyr's Head and interact with the console to start the boss fight. Credit to Callum and the ZoneX discord
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OFFICIAL: EASTER EGG GUIDE FOR TOTENREICH: Wonder Weapon: 1. Head to The Drydocks and lower The Crane, this will allow you to wall jump and interact with the tip of the ship to pick up the Chain Link 2. Next, Head to Storm Bridge and pick up Chili Chunks behind the truck next to Deadshot 3. Place Chili Chunks on the table in the middle of the Skalen Market 4. Next, Head to Burial Grounds left-side door and interact with the keyhole. 5. Interact with the door again and hold it to open the door and to unlock the underground area. 6. This will spawn a Zursa Bear during a special round (starting the second special round) you need to kill him and he will drop The Lantern 7. Place The Lantern in the center of the Underground Room in Burial Grounds. 8. Constellations will appear around the wall. Interact with them as they’re shown on the table in this order: left, right, back, front. 9. Once completed, Astrid will appear and talk, she will then travel to different areas of the map. She will occasionally stop and you will need to kill frost zombies next to her. 10. Once all the Soulboxes are completed an Obstacle Course will form on the outside of The Lighthouse, climb to the top by Jumping / Wall Jumping up 11. Once you reach the top, Listen to the Astrid talk and pick up The Jotunn Star Wundersignal: 1. After completing Jotun Star Quest Head to The Lighthouse and inside on a shelf there will be a Crowbar 2. There are Multiple Wooden Boxes around the map with red IDs on the bottom right corner of the front of the box in red (for example III-6) use The Crowbar on the Wooden Box that has the Roboterteile ID (the IDs are on the shipping manifest in the War Factory Admin Room), this will give Flak Gun Round War Factory Core Foundry Fjord Road Dry Dock 3. Head to Turret Gun beside The Lighthouse and place Flak Gun Round then melee with Jotunn Star 4. Next, Head to The Robot Head in spawn and interact with it to search broken piece to get The Transmitter 5. Go to Tyr’s Head and place it inside the Wall Machine thingy at the top of the Ladder 6. Next, whilst inside of Tyr’s Head underneath the balcony there are 3 white lights, 2 of these lights will blink, count how many times it blinks -Both lights will remain on, There is the sound of a light turning on to indicate the start of a new light flashing cycle where both lights will flash at the same time to a certain count (for example left 2, right 5). Both lights will be on and then it will flash another set (for example left 6, right 4). (Unsure if these 2 combos have to be put into console in order but correct entry will give two different voicelines.) After entering one correctly you will be kicked out to hear voiceline and can re-enter console to input the 2nd shortly afterwards. 7. Now head to Core Foundry, and use a molotov to burn the ascender to access the consoles. 8. Ascend and interact with the consoles, The next part is timed and has a cooldown if you fail - you need to Calibrate the Amplitude and Frequency using the flashing light code. 9. Once this has been done head to the room Next to the Radio Tower and pick up The Wunderbarrage Controller Atomkraft Core 1. Find three uraniums: Uranium #1 Find the Fishing Rod (Olaf’s Personal Item) locations: - Dry Dock - Storm Bridge - Fishery Island - Beacon island Look for a Glowing Green Fish jumping around the water at each Fishing Location and use the Fishing Rod at that location once you see it Fishing Locations: Eidskallen Landing x2 Beacon Island x2 Eidskallen Square x2 Dry Dock (found one so far) Fishery Island x2 Tyr’s Foot (found one so far) Once the fish is caught it will spawn an Irradiated Ravager (HVT) that will disappear and respawn somewhere else, chase it down and kill it (check your map to see its location, it shows up as an HVT). It will drop a Uranium. Uranium #2 Next, Craft an ARC-XD (there is one for free in Eidskallen Square on top of a box near the flame trap, you can get it by fishing as well) and melee the vent at Core Foundry to the left of the zipline to open the Secret ARC-XD Course. Blow up the boat full of barrels. Once the course is completed the 935 Genetic Lab room will be open and another Uranium x2 will be inside a Prison Cell There are several Jars with Heads inside in this room, all labelled A,B,C,D,E Look down the Hallway inside the Lab and note which numbered rooms have Nuclear Symbols 1 = A, 2 = B, 3 = C, 4 = D and 5 = E Take one Jar at a time that corresponds with the Numbers next to Nuclear Symbols and place them on the machine to the right of the cell door, once the correct jars are placed the Jar on the left side of the machine will glow purple and you can pick up acid There is a Big Chunk of Meat on a desk next to multiple drawings in the same Room, interact with it, then Pick up The Necrospike Once you have The Necrospike, use it on the Prison Cell Door, this will trigger a lockpick mini game. Spin the lockpick until the lock turns white 3x to unlock the cell, then pick up the second Uranium. Uranium #3 Next you need to craft or obtain the Glocke Drop, once you have one call it in, then shoot 20 mid-air zombies it throws up. This will drop the third and final Uranium. 2. At the Dry Dock, you need to call a WunderBarrage (unlocked by completing Wundersignal steps) in on the “02 Building” at Dry Dock (where there’s debris on the stairs), this will open the stairs to the Machine Workshop. 3. Inside The Workshop there is a Claw Machine which you can place all of The Uranium inside of and play a mini-game. -Have a big group of 7 cores and a small group of 2 cores. 4. Once you complete the Mini-game you will be able to pick up The Atomkraft Core (Note: you drop if you zipline, and cant sprint with it) 5. Head to Quick Revive and place The Atomkraft Core on generator next to quick revive. Go into the shed behind quick revive and turn on the generator. You must now defend the The Atomkraft Core until it’s charged. In interrupted you must turn on the generator again to continue. 6. Take the The Atomkraft Core to the barrel on the Storm Bridge and a Mini-Cutscene will play between the Giant and The Robot. Vegvisir 1. After the cutscene finishes, The Dravakar Shard will spawn at Tyr’s Foot, pick it up 2. Pick it up and place the Shard inside the Bloodheim Hall on the bonfire 3. Use WW range attack to light the fire 4. Use Disciple Injection (there should be a free one around the map) and throw zombies into the bonfire (I only had to throw four) 5. A lockdown will start. Kill the boss zombie and pick up the Sunstone from the bonfire 6. Put the Sunstone in the church and do a range WW attack on it. 7. Around the map, there will now be floating rocks and runes. Above the church there will now be a compass with runes and arrows. -Shoot the floating rune rocks with the ranged WW in the order of the arrow lines. If an arrow has 1 line, then that's the first one. If an arrow has 2 lines, that's the second one, etc. 8. Go into Tyr's Head and interact with the console to start the boss fight. Credit to Callum and the ZoneX discord

COD: Zombies News

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Intel just pulled off the greatest corporate comeback since Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997. 12 months ago, Intel was dying. Stock at $19. CEO fired. Market cap collapsing. Analysts writing obituaries. But on Friday, it had its BEST day since 1987. Stock hit $82. Surpassed its dot-com peak from the year 2000 that nobody thought would ever be touched again. Up 335% from its 52-week low. And the story of HOW this happened is absolutely genius: In December 2024, Intel's board forced out CEO Pat Gelsinger after a brutal tenure. The stock had cratered and market share was bleeding to AMD and Nvidia. The company that invented the modern microprocessor was dying. 3 months later, they hired Lip-Bu Tan. Former Cadence CEO and Intel board member. A guy who'd spent decades in the semiconductor trenches. His first year was ugly: In January 2026, Intel crashed 17% in a single day after Tan admitted they couldn't meet demand and yields were below targets. Worst day since August 2024. "Multiyear journey" became code for "this company might not make it." Then something shifted. Tan went back to Intel's roots: Killed the bureaucracy, cut the bloat, and focused entirely on engineering. "We need to be data driven, paranoid, and engineering driven." Paranoid. The same word Andy Grove used when he built Intel into a superpower in the 90s. And behind the scenes, Tan pulled off 3 moves that changed everything: Move 1: He got Elon Musk. Tesla announced that TERAFAB, the most ambitious chip factory ever proposed, would use Intel's next-generation 14A manufacturing process. Elon said he couldn't think of a better partner. This is the deal Intel's foundry business needed to survive. Tan had previously warned that if Intel couldn't attract outside manufacturing clients, the entire foundry division would be shut down. Move 2: He got Nvidia. Last September, Jensen Huang invested $5 billion directly into Intel. The CEO of Intel's biggest competitor put billions into the company everyone had left for dead. Intel stock jumped 23% that day alone. Move 3: He got the US government. And this is where the story gets really crazy... The CHIPS Act allocated billions to Intel for domestic chip manufacturing. But when Trump took office, his administration opposed the program's conditions - union requirements, buyback restrictions, and a $100 billion investment commitment from Intel. So instead of giving Intel the grants, Trump's team converted $8.9 billion in CHIPS Act funds into equity. Bought a 9.9% stake at $20.47 per share. They didn't want to give Intel free money, so they simply bought stock instead. After Friday's earnings beat, that stake is worth $36 billion. A $27 billion paper gain. One of the most profitable government investments in American HISTORY. And it was a complete accident. Trump tried to kill the CHIPS Act handout. Instead he accidentally created a return that would make most hedge funds jealous. The earnings that triggered all of this were truly insane: - Revenue of $13.6 billion vs $12.4 billion expected - EPS of $0.29 vs $0.01 expected - They beat by 29x on earnings - Data center and AI revenue up 22% - Demand for CPUs exceeded supply for the first time in years Tan's quote on the call: "A year ago the conversation around Intel was about whether we could survive. Today it's about how quickly we can add manufacturing capacity." 6 consecutive quarters beating guidance. 4th CEO in 7 years. And the one who finally cracked it did it by going back to the basics. No flashy pivots like other companies. Just chips, engineering, and paranoia.
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Intel just pulled off the greatest corporate comeback since Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997. 12 months ago, Intel was dying. Stock at $19. CEO fired. Market cap collapsing. Analysts writing obituaries. But on Friday, it had its BEST day since 1987. Stock hit $82. Surpassed its dot-com peak from the year 2000 that nobody thought would ever be touched again. Up 335% from its 52-week low. And the story of HOW this happened is absolutely genius: In December 2024, Intel's board forced out CEO Pat Gelsinger after a brutal tenure. The stock had cratered and market share was bleeding to AMD and Nvidia. The company that invented the modern microprocessor was dying. 3 months later, they hired Lip-Bu Tan. Former Cadence CEO and Intel board member. A guy who'd spent decades in the semiconductor trenches. His first year was ugly: In January 2026, Intel crashed 17% in a single day after Tan admitted they couldn't meet demand and yields were below targets. Worst day since August 2024. "Multiyear journey" became code for "this company might not make it." Then something shifted. Tan went back to Intel's roots: Killed the bureaucracy, cut the bloat, and focused entirely on engineering. "We need to be data driven, paranoid, and engineering driven." Paranoid. The same word Andy Grove used when he built Intel into a superpower in the 90s. And behind the scenes, Tan pulled off 3 moves that changed everything: Move 1: He got Elon Musk. Tesla announced that TERAFAB, the most ambitious chip factory ever proposed, would use Intel's next-generation 14A manufacturing process. Elon said he couldn't think of a better partner. This is the deal Intel's foundry business needed to survive. Tan had previously warned that if Intel couldn't attract outside manufacturing clients, the entire foundry division would be shut down. Move 2: He got Nvidia. Last September, Jensen Huang invested $5 billion directly into Intel. The CEO of Intel's biggest competitor put billions into the company everyone had left for dead. Intel stock jumped 23% that day alone. Move 3: He got the US government. And this is where the story gets really crazy... The CHIPS Act allocated billions to Intel for domestic chip manufacturing. But when Trump took office, his administration opposed the program's conditions - union requirements, buyback restrictions, and a $100 billion investment commitment from Intel. So instead of giving Intel the grants, Trump's team converted $8.9 billion in CHIPS Act funds into equity. Bought a 9.9% stake at $20.47 per share. They didn't want to give Intel free money, so they simply bought stock instead. After Friday's earnings beat, that stake is worth $36 billion. A $27 billion paper gain. One of the most profitable government investments in American HISTORY. And it was a complete accident. Trump tried to kill the CHIPS Act handout. Instead he accidentally created a return that would make most hedge funds jealous. The earnings that triggered all of this were truly insane: - Revenue of $13.6 billion vs $12.4 billion expected - EPS of $0.29 vs $0.01 expected - They beat by 29x on earnings - Data center and AI revenue up 22% - Demand for CPUs exceeded supply for the first time in years Tan's quote on the call: "A year ago the conversation around Intel was about whether we could survive. Today it's about how quickly we can add manufacturing capacity." 6 consecutive quarters beating guidance. 4th CEO in 7 years. And the one who finally cracked it did it by going back to the basics. No flashy pivots like other companies. Just chips, engineering, and paranoia.

Ricardo

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Mark Levin is a National Treasure: Megyn Kelly is an Unserious Amateur Podcaster! Compare Kelly’s credentials to Mark Levin; hands down he wins! Mark Levin is a former Chief of Staff for the Attorney General, a conservative American lawyer, NYT best selling author, political commentator, and #1 radio/television host. Levin has authored at least 11 non-fiction books**, most of which are *New York Times* bestsellers. Sources vary slightly on the exact count of "#1" bestsellers (often cited as 7–8 consecutive ones), but the full list of his major works includes: Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto* (2009, often listed with 2004 in some contexts but widely 2009; massive bestseller with over 1.5 million copies sold). Men in Black: How the Supreme Court Is Destroying America* (2005). Rescuing Sprite: A Dog Lover's Story of Joy and Anguish* (2007). Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America (2012). The Liberty Amendments: Restoring the American Republic* (2013). Plunder and Deceit: Big Government's Exploitation of Young People and the Future* (2015). Rediscovering Americanism: And the Tyranny of Progressivism* (2017). Unfreedom of the Press (2019). American Marxism (2021). The Democrat Party Hates America (2023). On Power (2025) His earlier books like *Men in Black* and *Rescuing Sprite* were also *New York Times* bestsellers. He is frequently described as the author of seven or eight consecutive #1 *New York Times* bestsellers, with additional titles bringing the total higher. Levin began his radio career in 2002 with a local Sunday afternoon slot on WABC-AM in New York City. He took over a weekday evening timeslot (initially 6–8 p.m.) on September 2, 2003, and the show quickly rose to #1 in its slot. National syndication of The Mark Levin Show launched in 2006 via Cumulus Media Networks (later Westwood One). The program expanded to three hours (6–9 p.m. ET) in 2009 and continues today on nearly 400 stations, heard by millions weekly. As of 2026, he has been on air for approximately 24 years, and nationally syndicated for about 20 years. Levin has signed multiple contract extensions, including one in 2024, and is a National Radio Hall of Fame inductee. He earned a B.A. in political science (magna cum laude) from Temple University at age 19 and a J.D. from Temple University Beasley School of Law in 1980. Levin worked in the Reagan administration starting in 1981, serving in roles such as Deputy Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of Education, Deputy Solicitor at the U.S. Department of the Interior, and ultimately as Chief of Staff to Attorney General Edwin Meese. He was a top adviser to several cabinet members. He later served as president (or chairman emeritus) of the Landmark Legal Foundation, a conservative public interest law firm, and has practiced law privately. He also clerked early in his career. Before his own show, Levin was a frequent guest and legal contributor on shows like *The Rush Limbaugh Show* and Sean Hannity's program. His radio success led to television: He hosts *Life, Liberty & Levin* on Fox News and previously launched LevinTV. He has contributed to outlets like National Review Online and was the first Editor-in-Chief of Conservative Review in 2015. Levin is known for his passionate, constitutionally focused conservative commentary, often emphasizing originalism, limited government, and critiques of progressivism. Levin combines legal scholarship with broadcasting and authorship, earning awards like the American Conservative Union's Ronald Reagan Award and the Media Research Center's William F. Buckley Award for Media Excellence. His career spans law, government service under Reagan, bestselling authorship, and dominant talk radio/TV presence, making him one of the most influential voices in conservative media for over two decades.
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Mark Levin is a National Treasure: Megyn Kelly is an Unserious Amateur Podcaster! Compare Kelly’s credentials to Mark Levin; hands down he wins! Mark Levin is a former Chief of Staff for the Attorney General, a conservative American lawyer, NYT best selling author, political commentator, and #1 radio/television host. Levin has authored at least 11 non-fiction books**, most of which are *New York Times* bestsellers. Sources vary slightly on the exact count of "#1" bestsellers (often cited as 7–8 consecutive ones), but the full list of his major works includes: Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto* (2009, often listed with 2004 in some contexts but widely 2009; massive bestseller with over 1.5 million copies sold). Men in Black: How the Supreme Court Is Destroying America* (2005). Rescuing Sprite: A Dog Lover's Story of Joy and Anguish* (2007). Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America (2012). The Liberty Amendments: Restoring the American Republic* (2013). Plunder and Deceit: Big Government's Exploitation of Young People and the Future* (2015). Rediscovering Americanism: And the Tyranny of Progressivism* (2017). Unfreedom of the Press (2019). American Marxism (2021). The Democrat Party Hates America (2023). On Power (2025) His earlier books like *Men in Black* and *Rescuing Sprite* were also *New York Times* bestsellers. He is frequently described as the author of seven or eight consecutive #1 *New York Times* bestsellers, with additional titles bringing the total higher. Levin began his radio career in 2002 with a local Sunday afternoon slot on WABC-AM in New York City. He took over a weekday evening timeslot (initially 6–8 p.m.) on September 2, 2003, and the show quickly rose to #1 in its slot. National syndication of The Mark Levin Show launched in 2006 via Cumulus Media Networks (later Westwood One). The program expanded to three hours (6–9 p.m. ET) in 2009 and continues today on nearly 400 stations, heard by millions weekly. As of 2026, he has been on air for approximately 24 years, and nationally syndicated for about 20 years. Levin has signed multiple contract extensions, including one in 2024, and is a National Radio Hall of Fame inductee. He earned a B.A. in political science (magna cum laude) from Temple University at age 19 and a J.D. from Temple University Beasley School of Law in 1980. Levin worked in the Reagan administration starting in 1981, serving in roles such as Deputy Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of Education, Deputy Solicitor at the U.S. Department of the Interior, and ultimately as Chief of Staff to Attorney General Edwin Meese. He was a top adviser to several cabinet members. He later served as president (or chairman emeritus) of the Landmark Legal Foundation, a conservative public interest law firm, and has practiced law privately. He also clerked early in his career. Before his own show, Levin was a frequent guest and legal contributor on shows like *The Rush Limbaugh Show* and Sean Hannity's program. His radio success led to television: He hosts *Life, Liberty & Levin* on Fox News and previously launched LevinTV. He has contributed to outlets like National Review Online and was the first Editor-in-Chief of Conservative Review in 2015. Levin is known for his passionate, constitutionally focused conservative commentary, often emphasizing originalism, limited government, and critiques of progressivism. Levin combines legal scholarship with broadcasting and authorship, earning awards like the American Conservative Union's Ronald Reagan Award and the Media Research Center's William F. Buckley Award for Media Excellence. His career spans law, government service under Reagan, bestselling authorship, and dominant talk radio/TV presence, making him one of the most influential voices in conservative media for over two decades.

Andrea Shaffer, Anti-Marxist Warrior

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Ils ont perdu la vie, assassinés dans un attentat terroriste islamiste il y a dix ans, le 13 novembre 2015. Rendons-leur hommage en les gardant à jamais dans nos mémoires. Fluctuat nec mergitur. Tués au Bataclan : Stéphane Albertini, chef de salle du restaurant italien Chez Livio, à Neuilly, apprécié des joueurs du PSG, cousin de Pierre Innocenti. Nick Alexander, 36 ans, Britannique, originaire de Colchester, amateur de rock, s’occupait des produits de merchandising du groupe Eagles of Death Metal. Jean-Jacques Amiot, 68 ans, Parisien, oncle d’une élue de Quimper, marié, père de deux filles et grand-père de deux petits-enfants, fondateur de la société de sérigraphie Art Go. Thomas Ayad, 32 ans, originaire d’Amiens, chef de produit pour le label de musique Mercury Records, rattaché à Universal Music Group. Guillaume B. Decherf (Barreau-Decherf), 43 ans, natif de la Meuse, journaliste aux Inrockuptibles, chroniqueur de rock. Emmanuel Bonnet, 47 ans, de la Chapelle-en-Serval (Oise), employé à la RATP, joueur de basse, marié, deux enfants, était au concert avec l’un d’eux qui est sain et sauf. Maxime Bouffard, 26 ans, originaire de Coux-et-Bigaroque dans le Périgord, joueur de rugby amateur, Parisien depuis cinq ans, réalisateur. Quentin Boulenger, 29 ans, chef de projet digital chez L’Oréal, originaire de Reims, vivait dans le XVIIe arrondissement de Paris. Élodie Breuil, 23 ans, originaire de Boulogne-Billancourt, étudiante en design à l’école de Condé, dans le XVe arrondissement de Paris. Claire Camax, 35 ans, originaire d’Avignon, dessinatrice graphiste, vivait à Houilles avec ses deux enfants, était au Bataclan avec son mari, blessé. Nicolas Catinat, 37 ans, originaire de Domont, Val-d’Oise, où il était artisan menuisier. Baptiste Chevreau, 24 ans, originaire de Tonnerre (Yonne), musicien, petit-fils de la chanteuse Anne Sylvestre, vivait à Paris depuis cinq ans. Nicolas Classeau, 43 ans, avait été lycéen à Émerainville en Seine-et-Marne, directeur de l’IUT Marne-la-Vallée, où travaillait Matthieu Giroud, père de trois enfants ; sa compagne a été blessée. Anne Cornet, 29 ans, originaire de Ville-Houdlémont, en Lorraine, vivait à Saint-Germain-en-Laye avec son mari Pierre-Yves Guyomard, tué aussi. Precilia Correia, 35 ans, Franco-Portugaise, habitante d’Asnières-sur-Seine, salariée à la Fnac, tuée avec son ami Manu Perez. Elsa Delplace San Martin, 35 ans, Parisienne d’origine chilienne, mère d’un petit garçon de 6 ans, co-fondatrice de l’agence Les Pro’créatives, tuée avec sa mère Patricia San Martin. Alban Denuit, 32 ans, né en 1983 à Marmande, plasticien enseignant à Bordeaux-Montaigne, sculpteur, vivait à Bordeaux. Vincent Detoc, 38 ans, originaire de L’Haÿ-les-Roses, architecte, guitariste amateur, marié, père de deux enfants, vivait à Gentilly. Elif Dogan, 26 ans, Belge d’origine turque, Liégeoise, travaillait dans une société d’informatique avant de rejoindre son compagnon Milko Jozic à Paris. Fabrice Dubois, 46 ans, marié, deux enfants, rédacteur concepteur chez Publicis conseil, notamment pour des publicités pour les chewing-gums Hollywood, vivait à Médan dans les Yvelines. Romain Dunay, 28 ans, professeur d’anglais à l’ensemble scolaire catholique Saint-Michel de Picpus (Paris et Saint-Mandé), et musicien. Thomas Duperron, 30 ans, originaire d’Alençon, responsable communication de la salle de concerts parisienne La Maroquinerie, vivait à Saint-Ouen. Mathias Dymarski, 22 ans, originaire de Metz, ingénieur ESITC (école supérieure d’ingénieurs des travaux de la construction), considéré comme l’un des plus doués des « streeters » français (pratiquant du vélo acrobatique), tué avec sa compagne Marie Lausch. Germain Ferey, 36 ans, originaire de Vienne-en-Bessin, dans le Calvados, travaillait dans la production et l’illustration audiovisuelle, habitait Paris, était au concert avec son ami Antoine Mary. Grégory Fosse, 28 ans, natif de Gambais dans les Yvelines, programmateur musical pour la chaîne D17, vivait à Paris. Christophe Foultier, 39 ans, directeur artistique chez Havas Life Paris, marié, deux enfants, vivait à Courbevoie. Julien Galisson, 32 ans, originaire d’Orvault (Loire-Atlantique), habitant à Nantes, célibataire, fan de musique, était au concert avec une amie qui a eu la vie sauve. Suzon Garrigues, 21 ans, étudiante en troisième année de licence de lettres modernes appliquées à la Sorbonne. Juan Alberto Gonzalez Garrido, 29 ans, Espagnol, a vécu à Madrid, ingénieur au Centre national d’équipement nucléaire d’EDF à Montrouge, habitait à Paris depuis deux ans avec son épouse, présente avec lui au Bataclan, qui n’a pas été tuée dans l’attaque. Mayeul Gaubert, 30 ans, originaire de Morey en Saône-et-Loire, juriste, Parisien. Matthieu Giroud, 39 ans, originaire de Jarrie (Isère), géographe, enseignant à l’IUT de Marne-la-Vallée dirigée par Nicolas Classeau (voir plus haut), marié, père d’un garçon de 3 ans, vivait à Paris avec son épouse, enceinte au moment de l'attentat. Cédric Gomet, 30 ans, originaire de Foucherans, dans le Jura, Parisien, travaillait pour la chaîne de télévision TV5 monde, guitariste du groupe d’électro-rock « First All The Machines ». Nohemi Gonzalez, 23 ans, Américaine d’origine mexicaine, étudiante en art à l’université d’État de Long Beach, Californie, séjournait à Paris dans le cadre d’un programme d’échange de six mois. Stéphane Grégoire, 46 ans, de Nucourt, dans le Vexin. Pierre-Yves Guyomard, 43 ans, ingénieur du son, professeur de sonorisation à l’ISTS (école de son), marié avec Anne Cornet, morte avec lui (voir plus haut). Olivier Hauducœur, 44 ans, Parisien, ancien élève de l’École nationale supérieur d’ingénieurs de Caen, coureur de cross amateur, travaillait chez Arval, filiale de location automobile de BNP Paribas. Frédéric Henninot, 45 ans, employé de la Banque de France à Cergy, père de deux enfants, était au Bataclan avec sa compagne Stéphanie, blessée. Pierre-Antoine Henry, 36 ans, Parisien, ingénieur (architecte système) chez Sagem puis chez Tns-MARS, marié, père de deux petites filles. Mathieu Hoche, 37 ans, originaire de Siouville-Hague (Manche), cameraman pour la chaîne France 24, père d’un garçon de 9 ans, vivait à Montreuil. Pierre Innocenti, 40 ans, restaurateur, patron de Chez Livio, à Neuilly, qu’il dirigeait avec son frère, à la suite de leurs père et grand-père, tué en même temps que son chef de salle Stéphane Albertini (voir plus haut). Nathalie Jardin, 31 ans, régisseuse au Bataclan, originaire de Marcq-en-Barœul (Nord), Parisienne. Marion Jouanneau, 24 ans, de Chartres où elle a été élève au lycée Marceau, étudiante, assistait au concert d’Eagles of Death Metal accompagné de son petit ami. Milko Jozic, 47 ans, Belge, Liégeois, ingénieur, vivait à Paris depuis plusieurs mois avec sa compagne Elif Dogan, tuée en même temps que lui (voir plus haut). Jean-Jacques Kirchheim, 44 ans, Parisien originaire de Saint-Maur, salarié de Free, amoureux du rock, était au concert avec deux amis et sa compagne, qui ont survécu. Nathalie Lauraine, 39 ans, Russe et Française, mère de trois enfants, était au concert avec son mari qui a été blessé. Marie Lausch, 23 ans, originaire de Saint-Julien-lès-Metz, étudiante en communication à la NEOMA Business school de Reims, en stage à Paris, tuée avec son compagnon Mathias Dymarski (voir plus haut). Renaud Le Guen, 29 ans, habitant de Savigny-sur-Orge, conseiller service chez MAN Truck&Bus (constructeur de camion et d’autocars), était au concert avec sa compagne Floriane, rescapée. Gilles Leclerc, 32 ans, fleuriste à Saint-Leu-la-Forêt, fan de rock et de formule 1, était au Bataclan avec sa petite amie qui est saine et sauve. Christophe Lellouche, 33 ans, Parisien, musicien, avait créé une agence de communication, Luminol. Cécile Martin, 33 ans, parisienne, psychologue. Antoine Mary, 34 ans, originaire de Caen, développeur, avait travaillé chez Milky, agence parisienne de communication web, était au Bataclan avec son ami Germain Férey, tué lui aussi (voir plus haut). Cédric Mauduit, 41 ans, fils d’un technicien agricole et d’une institutrice de la Manche, directeur de la modernisation au conseil départemental du Calvados, marié, père de deux enfants, habitait à Lion-sur-Mer après avoir été parisien. Isabelle Merlin, 44 ans, ingénieur à Rambouillet. Fanny Minot, 29 ans, monteuse pour l’émission Le Supplément de Canal plus. Yannick Minvielle, 39 ans, originaire d’Épervans en Saône-et-Loire, vivait et travaillait à Paris, où il était directeur de création chez Red/Publicis, et chantait dans un groupe de rock. Cécile Misse, 32 ans, originaire de Gap (Hautes-Alpes), chargée de production au théâtre Jean-Vilar de Suresnes, tuée avec son compagnon Luis Felipe Zschoche Valle. Marie Mosser, 24 ans, originaire de Nancy, travaillait pour le label Mercury Music group (Universal Music France). Quentin Mourier, 29 ans, originaire de Rouffach dans le Haut-Rhin, architecte (ENSA de Versailles), avait été chargé d’étude à l’Atelier international du Grand Paris et travaillait pour le projet Vergers Urbains, association du XVIIIe arrondissement de Paris qui plante des arbres fruitiers dans les quartiers parisiens. Christophe Mutez, environ 40 ans, d'une famille de Traînou (Loiret), près d'Orléans, consultant informatique. Hélène Muyal, 35 ans, Parisienne, maquilleuse-coiffeuse, travaillait aussi dans la mode, était mariée et mère d’un enfant de dix-sept mois. Romain Naufle, environ 30 ans, Paris. Bertrand Navarret, 37 ans, originaire de la région de Tarbes, charpentier à Capbreton, amateur de surf, était de passage à Paris. Christopher Neuet-Shalter, 39 ans, originaire de Levallois, consultant formateur en marketing digital, vivait à Clichy avec sa compagne et leur fille de 11 ans. Lola Ouzounian, 17 ans, lycéenne, était au concert avec son père, qui n'a pas été tué. David Perchirin, 45 ans, ancien étudiant à Sciences-Po Rennes, journaliste devenu instituteur à Bagnolet. Aurélie de Peretti, 33 ans, d’une famille originaire de Corse, infographiste, avait travaillé dans des restaurants, habitait Saint-Tropez, et était venue à Paris pour le concert. Manu Perez, 40 ans, travaillait pour Polydor (Universal Music France), père de deux filles, était le compagnon de Precilia Correia (voir plus haut). Franck Pitiot, 33 ans, habitant de Meudon (Hauts-de-Seine), ingénieur diplômé de l’Esstin Nancy, travaillait chez MCCF, société de construction. Caroline Prenat, 24 ans, Lyonnaise, graphiste, diplômée de l’école d’Arts appliqués de Lyon, venait de s’installer à Paris. François-Xavier Prévost, 29 ans, originaire de Lambersart près de Lille, diplômé de l’Institut supérieur de commerce international de Dunkerque, était chef de publicité à l’agence LocalMedia à Lille, après plusieurs années chez Havas à Paris. Armelle Pumir Anticevic, 46 ans, Parisienne, chef de fabrication chez Logic Design Studio, était au Bataclan avec son mari, Joseph, rescapé. Richard Rammant, 53 ans, Parisien originaire du Lot, biker, fidèle du Cahors Blues Festival, marié, père de deux enfants, était au concert avec son épouse Marie-Do, blessée en même temps que lui mais rescapée. Valentin Ribet, 26 ans, avocat au cabinet Hogan Lovells, Parisien. Matthieu de Rorthais, 32 ans, Parisien. Estelle Rouat, 25 ans, originaire de Concarneau, professeur d’anglais au collège Gay-Lussac de Colombes, était au Bataclan avec son ami, blessé. Thibault Rousse Lacordaire, 36 ans, Parisien, ancien élève de l’établissement catholique Notre-Dame de Sainte-Croix à Neuilly, contrôleur de gestion chez Colony capital, fonds d’investissement qui a été actionnaire du Paris Saint-Germain, et bénévole à l’association le Relais Frémicourt. Raphaël Ruiz, 37 ans, Parisien, originaire de Grenoble où il avait été élève à Sciences-Po, rédacteur chez Ubiqus, guitariste et passionné de musique. Madeleine Sadin, 30 ans, Parisienne, professeur de français au collège Adolphe-Chérioux à Vitry-sur-Seine. Lola Salines, 28 ans, Parisienne, éditrice chez Gründ, membre de la ligue sportive La Boucherie de Paris, équipe de roller derby (sport d’équipe sur patin à roulettes). Patricia San Martin, 61 ans, chilienne, exilée en France depuis le coup d’État de 1973, fonctionnaire à la mairie de Sevran, tuée en même temps que sa fille Elsa Delplace San Martin (voir plus haut). Hugo Sarrade, 23 ans, étudiant en intelligence artificielle à l’université de Montpellier, passait le week-end chez son père à Paris. Maud Serrault, 37 ans, Parisienne, mariée, directrice de marketing de la société d’hôtels Best Western France, était au concert avec son époux, qui n’a pas été tué. Sven Silva Perugini, 29 ans, du Venezuela, né à Caracas, domicilié depuis deux ans à Palma de Majorque, était au Bataclan avec deux amis vénézuéliens. Valeria Solesin, 28 ans, Italienne de Venise, Parisienne depuis quatre ans, doctorante en sociologie à l’université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, bénévole pour l’ONG italienne Emergency. Fabian Stech, 51 ans, né à Berlin, marié, père de deux enfants, installé en France depuis 1994, docteur en philosophie, critique d’art, vivait à Dijon où il était professeur au lycée privé Les Arcades. Claire Tapprest, 23 ans, étudiante à la NEOMA Business School de Reims. Ariane Theiller, 24 ans, a vécu près de Lille, a suivi un cursus à l’université de Strasbourg, était auteur d’un mémoire de master sur les super héros, habitait Montreuil et travaillait à Paris chez Urban Comics, filiale de Dargaud qui édite des bandes dessinées américaines. Éric Thomé, 39 ans, ancien élève au lycée de Sèvres, photographe et graphiste, créateur de l’agence We are Ted à Paris, était père d’une petite fille et en attendait une deuxième. Olivier Vernadal, 44 ans, dit Dado, originaire de Ceyrat, Puy-de-Dôme, agent des impôts à Paris, ancien joueur de foot dans l’équipe de Ceyrat, habitait dans le XIe arrondissement, non loin du Bataclan. Luis Felipe Zschoche Valle, 35 ans, Chilien, Parisien depuis huit ans, guitariste et chanteur dans le groupe de rock Captain Americano, compagnon de Cécile Misse, tuée avec lui au Bataclan. Tués À La Belle Équipe, 92, rue de Charonne, dans le XIe Ludovic Boumbas, 40 ans, d'origine congolaise, a grandi à Lille, était employé chez Fedex. Ciprian Calciu, 32 ans, Roumain, et sa compagne Lacramioara Pop, Roumaine aussi, parents d’un enfant de 18 mois, ont été tués ensemble. Marie-Aimée Dalloz, 34 ans, employée chez Amundi, tuée avec son compagnon. René Bichon, 62 ans, a été cité lors de la cérémonie du 27 novembre. Romain Didier, 32 ans, Parisien, originaire de Sury-en-Vaux, dans le Sancerrois, avait travaillé pour le Little Temple Bar, à Paris, tué avec son amie Lamia Mondeguer, qui travaillait pour l’agence artistique Noma Talents. Anne Laure Arruebo et Cécile Coudon Peccadeau de l’Isle, inspectrices des douanes à la Direction générale des douanes et des droits indirects. Justine Dupont, 34 ans, habitant Montreuil, responsable de résidences sociales. Romain Feuillade, 31 ans, originaire de Gilly-sur-Isère, en Savoie, Parisien, restaurateur. Véronique Geoffroy de Bourgies, 54 ans, ancien mannequin, ex-journaliste à Madame Figaro et à ParisObs, fondatrice du site mariée, deux enfants. Cédric Ginestou, 27 ans, Parisien originaire de Laval. Michelli Gil Jaimez, 27 ans, Mexicaine, travaillait au Café des anges comme Houda Saadi. Thierry Hardouin, 36 ans, policier à Bobigny, père de deux enfants, mort avec sa compagne Marie-Aimée Dalloz (voir ci-dessus). Djamila Houd, 41 ans, Parisienne, originaire de Dreux, travaillait dans le prêt-à-porter, mère d’une fille de huit ans, mariée au propriétaire de La Belle Equipe, morte dans ses bras. Hyacinthe Koma, originaire du Burkina Faso, serveur au restaurant Les Chics Types, dans le XIXe arrondissement de Paris. Guillaume Le Dramp, originaire de Cherbourg, travaillait dans un restaurant, avait fêté ses 33 ans à La Belle Équipe où il a été tué. Victor Muñoz, 25 ans, fils d’un élu du XIe arrondissement. Halima Saadi, 37 ans, d’origine tunisienne, mère de deux enfants, et sa sœur Houda Saadi étaient à La Belle Équipe pour fêter les 35 ans de cette dernière ; une grande partie des 18 victimes de La Belle Équipe était venue pour l’anniversaire. Tués au Petit Cambodge, 20, rue Alibert, dans le Xe arrondissement : Alva Berglund, 25 ans, Suédoise, originaire de la ville de Västeras, a été tuée alors qu'elle était en compagnie d'une amie, blessée ; son nom a été révélé lors de la cérémonie du 27 novembre; l'ambassadrice de Suède à Paris a déposé une gerbe en l'honneur des victimes devant le restaurant. Chloé Boissinot, 25 ans, originaire de Château-Larcher dans la Vienne, dînait avec son compagnon, blessé. Vivait à Paris, travaillait au bar Le Verre Volé. Asta Diakité, cousine du footballeur Lassana Diarra, a été tuée à proximité du Petit Cambodge alors qu'elle faisait des courses. Raphael Hilz, 28 ans, architecte, originaire de Garmisch, en Allemagne, travaillait au cabinet Renzo Piano Building Workshop, à Paris, dînait au Petit Cambodge avec deux collègues. Amine Ibnolmobarak, 29 ans, Marocain, architecte, encadrant à l’École nationale supérieure d’architecture du quai Malaquais. Son épouse a été blessée. Justine Moulin, 23 ans, étudiante à Paris. Anna Petard Lieffrig, 24 ans, graphiste et sa sœur Marion Petard Lieffrig, 30 ans, musicologue. Sébastien Proisy, 38 ans, originaire de Valenciennes, diplômé de Sciences-Po, avait travaillé dans un cabinet d’avocats. Stella Verry, 36 ans, médecin généraliste au pôle de santé Les Eiders, à Paris. Tuées au café Le Carillon : Charlotte Meaud et Émilie Meaud, sœurs jumelles de 30 ans, Parisiennes, Charlotte était chargée de développement de start-up, Émilie architecte. Tué au bar La Bonne Bière : Nicolas Degenhardt, 37 ans, Parisien, originaire du Mans, tué à La Bonne Bière. Tuée rue de La Fontaine-au-Roi : Lucie Dietrich, 37 ans, Parisienne originaire de Recologne, près de Besançon, graphiste, tuée rue de La Fontaine-au-Roi, salariée de L’Étudiant, sœur du fondateur de la marque de montres Dietrich. Tué à son domicile : Stéphane Hache, 52 ans, Parisien, originaire de Vendée, maître d’hôtel, tué d’une balle perdue dans son studio situé près du Bataclan, retrouvé le samedi 14. Tué au Stade de France : Manuel Colaco Dias, 63 ans, chauffeur d’autocar, Portugais, vivait à Cormontreuil, près de Reims, et travaillait pour l'entreprise rémoise Regnault Autocars. Lieu du décès non confirmé : Salah Emad El-Gemaly, 28 ans, Égyptien vivant à Paris, carreleur, aurait été tué, selon Le Monde, dans un café proche du Bataclan. Kheireddine Sahbi, 29 ans, Algérien, musicien, violoniste, étudiant en ethnomusicologie à la Sorbonne, vivait à Paris. Djalal Eddin Sebaa, 30 ans, Algérien vivant en France depuis un an.
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Ils ont perdu la vie, assassinés dans un attentat terroriste islamiste il y a dix ans, le 13 novembre 2015. Rendons-leur hommage en les gardant à jamais dans nos mémoires. Fluctuat nec mergitur. Tués au Bataclan : Stéphane Albertini, chef de salle du restaurant italien Chez Livio, à Neuilly, apprécié des joueurs du PSG, cousin de Pierre Innocenti. Nick Alexander, 36 ans, Britannique, originaire de Colchester, amateur de rock, s’occupait des produits de merchandising du groupe Eagles of Death Metal. Jean-Jacques Amiot, 68 ans, Parisien, oncle d’une élue de Quimper, marié, père de deux filles et grand-père de deux petits-enfants, fondateur de la société de sérigraphie Art Go. Thomas Ayad, 32 ans, originaire d’Amiens, chef de produit pour le label de musique Mercury Records, rattaché à Universal Music Group. Guillaume B. Decherf (Barreau-Decherf), 43 ans, natif de la Meuse, journaliste aux Inrockuptibles, chroniqueur de rock. Emmanuel Bonnet, 47 ans, de la Chapelle-en-Serval (Oise), employé à la RATP, joueur de basse, marié, deux enfants, était au concert avec l’un d’eux qui est sain et sauf. Maxime Bouffard, 26 ans, originaire de Coux-et-Bigaroque dans le Périgord, joueur de rugby amateur, Parisien depuis cinq ans, réalisateur. Quentin Boulenger, 29 ans, chef de projet digital chez L’Oréal, originaire de Reims, vivait dans le XVIIe arrondissement de Paris. Élodie Breuil, 23 ans, originaire de Boulogne-Billancourt, étudiante en design à l’école de Condé, dans le XVe arrondissement de Paris. Claire Camax, 35 ans, originaire d’Avignon, dessinatrice graphiste, vivait à Houilles avec ses deux enfants, était au Bataclan avec son mari, blessé. Nicolas Catinat, 37 ans, originaire de Domont, Val-d’Oise, où il était artisan menuisier. Baptiste Chevreau, 24 ans, originaire de Tonnerre (Yonne), musicien, petit-fils de la chanteuse Anne Sylvestre, vivait à Paris depuis cinq ans. Nicolas Classeau, 43 ans, avait été lycéen à Émerainville en Seine-et-Marne, directeur de l’IUT Marne-la-Vallée, où travaillait Matthieu Giroud, père de trois enfants ; sa compagne a été blessée. Anne Cornet, 29 ans, originaire de Ville-Houdlémont, en Lorraine, vivait à Saint-Germain-en-Laye avec son mari Pierre-Yves Guyomard, tué aussi. Precilia Correia, 35 ans, Franco-Portugaise, habitante d’Asnières-sur-Seine, salariée à la Fnac, tuée avec son ami Manu Perez. Elsa Delplace San Martin, 35 ans, Parisienne d’origine chilienne, mère d’un petit garçon de 6 ans, co-fondatrice de l’agence Les Pro’créatives, tuée avec sa mère Patricia San Martin. Alban Denuit, 32 ans, né en 1983 à Marmande, plasticien enseignant à Bordeaux-Montaigne, sculpteur, vivait à Bordeaux. Vincent Detoc, 38 ans, originaire de L’Haÿ-les-Roses, architecte, guitariste amateur, marié, père de deux enfants, vivait à Gentilly. Elif Dogan, 26 ans, Belge d’origine turque, Liégeoise, travaillait dans une société d’informatique avant de rejoindre son compagnon Milko Jozic à Paris. Fabrice Dubois, 46 ans, marié, deux enfants, rédacteur concepteur chez Publicis conseil, notamment pour des publicités pour les chewing-gums Hollywood, vivait à Médan dans les Yvelines. Romain Dunay, 28 ans, professeur d’anglais à l’ensemble scolaire catholique Saint-Michel de Picpus (Paris et Saint-Mandé), et musicien. Thomas Duperron, 30 ans, originaire d’Alençon, responsable communication de la salle de concerts parisienne La Maroquinerie, vivait à Saint-Ouen. Mathias Dymarski, 22 ans, originaire de Metz, ingénieur ESITC (école supérieure d’ingénieurs des travaux de la construction), considéré comme l’un des plus doués des « streeters » français (pratiquant du vélo acrobatique), tué avec sa compagne Marie Lausch. Germain Ferey, 36 ans, originaire de Vienne-en-Bessin, dans le Calvados, travaillait dans la production et l’illustration audiovisuelle, habitait Paris, était au concert avec son ami Antoine Mary. Grégory Fosse, 28 ans, natif de Gambais dans les Yvelines, programmateur musical pour la chaîne D17, vivait à Paris. Christophe Foultier, 39 ans, directeur artistique chez Havas Life Paris, marié, deux enfants, vivait à Courbevoie. Julien Galisson, 32 ans, originaire d’Orvault (Loire-Atlantique), habitant à Nantes, célibataire, fan de musique, était au concert avec une amie qui a eu la vie sauve. Suzon Garrigues, 21 ans, étudiante en troisième année de licence de lettres modernes appliquées à la Sorbonne. Juan Alberto Gonzalez Garrido, 29 ans, Espagnol, a vécu à Madrid, ingénieur au Centre national d’équipement nucléaire d’EDF à Montrouge, habitait à Paris depuis deux ans avec son épouse, présente avec lui au Bataclan, qui n’a pas été tuée dans l’attaque. Mayeul Gaubert, 30 ans, originaire de Morey en Saône-et-Loire, juriste, Parisien. Matthieu Giroud, 39 ans, originaire de Jarrie (Isère), géographe, enseignant à l’IUT de Marne-la-Vallée dirigée par Nicolas Classeau (voir plus haut), marié, père d’un garçon de 3 ans, vivait à Paris avec son épouse, enceinte au moment de l'attentat. Cédric Gomet, 30 ans, originaire de Foucherans, dans le Jura, Parisien, travaillait pour la chaîne de télévision TV5 monde, guitariste du groupe d’électro-rock « First All The Machines ». Nohemi Gonzalez, 23 ans, Américaine d’origine mexicaine, étudiante en art à l’université d’État de Long Beach, Californie, séjournait à Paris dans le cadre d’un programme d’échange de six mois. Stéphane Grégoire, 46 ans, de Nucourt, dans le Vexin. Pierre-Yves Guyomard, 43 ans, ingénieur du son, professeur de sonorisation à l’ISTS (école de son), marié avec Anne Cornet, morte avec lui (voir plus haut). Olivier Hauducœur, 44 ans, Parisien, ancien élève de l’École nationale supérieur d’ingénieurs de Caen, coureur de cross amateur, travaillait chez Arval, filiale de location automobile de BNP Paribas. Frédéric Henninot, 45 ans, employé de la Banque de France à Cergy, père de deux enfants, était au Bataclan avec sa compagne Stéphanie, blessée. Pierre-Antoine Henry, 36 ans, Parisien, ingénieur (architecte système) chez Sagem puis chez Tns-MARS, marié, père de deux petites filles. Mathieu Hoche, 37 ans, originaire de Siouville-Hague (Manche), cameraman pour la chaîne France 24, père d’un garçon de 9 ans, vivait à Montreuil. Pierre Innocenti, 40 ans, restaurateur, patron de Chez Livio, à Neuilly, qu’il dirigeait avec son frère, à la suite de leurs père et grand-père, tué en même temps que son chef de salle Stéphane Albertini (voir plus haut). Nathalie Jardin, 31 ans, régisseuse au Bataclan, originaire de Marcq-en-Barœul (Nord), Parisienne. Marion Jouanneau, 24 ans, de Chartres où elle a été élève au lycée Marceau, étudiante, assistait au concert d’Eagles of Death Metal accompagné de son petit ami. Milko Jozic, 47 ans, Belge, Liégeois, ingénieur, vivait à Paris depuis plusieurs mois avec sa compagne Elif Dogan, tuée en même temps que lui (voir plus haut). Jean-Jacques Kirchheim, 44 ans, Parisien originaire de Saint-Maur, salarié de Free, amoureux du rock, était au concert avec deux amis et sa compagne, qui ont survécu. Nathalie Lauraine, 39 ans, Russe et Française, mère de trois enfants, était au concert avec son mari qui a été blessé. Marie Lausch, 23 ans, originaire de Saint-Julien-lès-Metz, étudiante en communication à la NEOMA Business school de Reims, en stage à Paris, tuée avec son compagnon Mathias Dymarski (voir plus haut). Renaud Le Guen, 29 ans, habitant de Savigny-sur-Orge, conseiller service chez MAN Truck&Bus (constructeur de camion et d’autocars), était au concert avec sa compagne Floriane, rescapée. Gilles Leclerc, 32 ans, fleuriste à Saint-Leu-la-Forêt, fan de rock et de formule 1, était au Bataclan avec sa petite amie qui est saine et sauve. Christophe Lellouche, 33 ans, Parisien, musicien, avait créé une agence de communication, Luminol. Cécile Martin, 33 ans, parisienne, psychologue. Antoine Mary, 34 ans, originaire de Caen, développeur, avait travaillé chez Milky, agence parisienne de communication web, était au Bataclan avec son ami Germain Férey, tué lui aussi (voir plus haut). Cédric Mauduit, 41 ans, fils d’un technicien agricole et d’une institutrice de la Manche, directeur de la modernisation au conseil départemental du Calvados, marié, père de deux enfants, habitait à Lion-sur-Mer après avoir été parisien. Isabelle Merlin, 44 ans, ingénieur à Rambouillet. Fanny Minot, 29 ans, monteuse pour l’émission Le Supplément de Canal plus. Yannick Minvielle, 39 ans, originaire d’Épervans en Saône-et-Loire, vivait et travaillait à Paris, où il était directeur de création chez Red/Publicis, et chantait dans un groupe de rock. Cécile Misse, 32 ans, originaire de Gap (Hautes-Alpes), chargée de production au théâtre Jean-Vilar de Suresnes, tuée avec son compagnon Luis Felipe Zschoche Valle. Marie Mosser, 24 ans, originaire de Nancy, travaillait pour le label Mercury Music group (Universal Music France). Quentin Mourier, 29 ans, originaire de Rouffach dans le Haut-Rhin, architecte (ENSA de Versailles), avait été chargé d’étude à l’Atelier international du Grand Paris et travaillait pour le projet Vergers Urbains, association du XVIIIe arrondissement de Paris qui plante des arbres fruitiers dans les quartiers parisiens. Christophe Mutez, environ 40 ans, d'une famille de Traînou (Loiret), près d'Orléans, consultant informatique. Hélène Muyal, 35 ans, Parisienne, maquilleuse-coiffeuse, travaillait aussi dans la mode, était mariée et mère d’un enfant de dix-sept mois. Romain Naufle, environ 30 ans, Paris. Bertrand Navarret, 37 ans, originaire de la région de Tarbes, charpentier à Capbreton, amateur de surf, était de passage à Paris. Christopher Neuet-Shalter, 39 ans, originaire de Levallois, consultant formateur en marketing digital, vivait à Clichy avec sa compagne et leur fille de 11 ans. Lola Ouzounian, 17 ans, lycéenne, était au concert avec son père, qui n'a pas été tué. David Perchirin, 45 ans, ancien étudiant à Sciences-Po Rennes, journaliste devenu instituteur à Bagnolet. Aurélie de Peretti, 33 ans, d’une famille originaire de Corse, infographiste, avait travaillé dans des restaurants, habitait Saint-Tropez, et était venue à Paris pour le concert. Manu Perez, 40 ans, travaillait pour Polydor (Universal Music France), père de deux filles, était le compagnon de Precilia Correia (voir plus haut). Franck Pitiot, 33 ans, habitant de Meudon (Hauts-de-Seine), ingénieur diplômé de l’Esstin Nancy, travaillait chez MCCF, société de construction. Caroline Prenat, 24 ans, Lyonnaise, graphiste, diplômée de l’école d’Arts appliqués de Lyon, venait de s’installer à Paris. François-Xavier Prévost, 29 ans, originaire de Lambersart près de Lille, diplômé de l’Institut supérieur de commerce international de Dunkerque, était chef de publicité à l’agence LocalMedia à Lille, après plusieurs années chez Havas à Paris. Armelle Pumir Anticevic, 46 ans, Parisienne, chef de fabrication chez Logic Design Studio, était au Bataclan avec son mari, Joseph, rescapé. Richard Rammant, 53 ans, Parisien originaire du Lot, biker, fidèle du Cahors Blues Festival, marié, père de deux enfants, était au concert avec son épouse Marie-Do, blessée en même temps que lui mais rescapée. Valentin Ribet, 26 ans, avocat au cabinet Hogan Lovells, Parisien. Matthieu de Rorthais, 32 ans, Parisien. Estelle Rouat, 25 ans, originaire de Concarneau, professeur d’anglais au collège Gay-Lussac de Colombes, était au Bataclan avec son ami, blessé. Thibault Rousse Lacordaire, 36 ans, Parisien, ancien élève de l’établissement catholique Notre-Dame de Sainte-Croix à Neuilly, contrôleur de gestion chez Colony capital, fonds d’investissement qui a été actionnaire du Paris Saint-Germain, et bénévole à l’association le Relais Frémicourt. Raphaël Ruiz, 37 ans, Parisien, originaire de Grenoble où il avait été élève à Sciences-Po, rédacteur chez Ubiqus, guitariste et passionné de musique. Madeleine Sadin, 30 ans, Parisienne, professeur de français au collège Adolphe-Chérioux à Vitry-sur-Seine. Lola Salines, 28 ans, Parisienne, éditrice chez Gründ, membre de la ligue sportive La Boucherie de Paris, équipe de roller derby (sport d’équipe sur patin à roulettes). Patricia San Martin, 61 ans, chilienne, exilée en France depuis le coup d’État de 1973, fonctionnaire à la mairie de Sevran, tuée en même temps que sa fille Elsa Delplace San Martin (voir plus haut). Hugo Sarrade, 23 ans, étudiant en intelligence artificielle à l’université de Montpellier, passait le week-end chez son père à Paris. Maud Serrault, 37 ans, Parisienne, mariée, directrice de marketing de la société d’hôtels Best Western France, était au concert avec son époux, qui n’a pas été tué. Sven Silva Perugini, 29 ans, du Venezuela, né à Caracas, domicilié depuis deux ans à Palma de Majorque, était au Bataclan avec deux amis vénézuéliens. Valeria Solesin, 28 ans, Italienne de Venise, Parisienne depuis quatre ans, doctorante en sociologie à l’université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, bénévole pour l’ONG italienne Emergency. Fabian Stech, 51 ans, né à Berlin, marié, père de deux enfants, installé en France depuis 1994, docteur en philosophie, critique d’art, vivait à Dijon où il était professeur au lycée privé Les Arcades. Claire Tapprest, 23 ans, étudiante à la NEOMA Business School de Reims. Ariane Theiller, 24 ans, a vécu près de Lille, a suivi un cursus à l’université de Strasbourg, était auteur d’un mémoire de master sur les super héros, habitait Montreuil et travaillait à Paris chez Urban Comics, filiale de Dargaud qui édite des bandes dessinées américaines. Éric Thomé, 39 ans, ancien élève au lycée de Sèvres, photographe et graphiste, créateur de l’agence We are Ted à Paris, était père d’une petite fille et en attendait une deuxième. Olivier Vernadal, 44 ans, dit Dado, originaire de Ceyrat, Puy-de-Dôme, agent des impôts à Paris, ancien joueur de foot dans l’équipe de Ceyrat, habitait dans le XIe arrondissement, non loin du Bataclan. Luis Felipe Zschoche Valle, 35 ans, Chilien, Parisien depuis huit ans, guitariste et chanteur dans le groupe de rock Captain Americano, compagnon de Cécile Misse, tuée avec lui au Bataclan. Tués À La Belle Équipe, 92, rue de Charonne, dans le XIe Ludovic Boumbas, 40 ans, d'origine congolaise, a grandi à Lille, était employé chez Fedex. Ciprian Calciu, 32 ans, Roumain, et sa compagne Lacramioara Pop, Roumaine aussi, parents d’un enfant de 18 mois, ont été tués ensemble. Marie-Aimée Dalloz, 34 ans, employée chez Amundi, tuée avec son compagnon. René Bichon, 62 ans, a été cité lors de la cérémonie du 27 novembre. Romain Didier, 32 ans, Parisien, originaire de Sury-en-Vaux, dans le Sancerrois, avait travaillé pour le Little Temple Bar, à Paris, tué avec son amie Lamia Mondeguer, qui travaillait pour l’agence artistique Noma Talents. Anne Laure Arruebo et Cécile Coudon Peccadeau de l’Isle, inspectrices des douanes à la Direction générale des douanes et des droits indirects. Justine Dupont, 34 ans, habitant Montreuil, responsable de résidences sociales. Romain Feuillade, 31 ans, originaire de Gilly-sur-Isère, en Savoie, Parisien, restaurateur. Véronique Geoffroy de Bourgies, 54 ans, ancien mannequin, ex-journaliste à Madame Figaro et à ParisObs, fondatrice du site mariée, deux enfants. Cédric Ginestou, 27 ans, Parisien originaire de Laval. Michelli Gil Jaimez, 27 ans, Mexicaine, travaillait au Café des anges comme Houda Saadi. Thierry Hardouin, 36 ans, policier à Bobigny, père de deux enfants, mort avec sa compagne Marie-Aimée Dalloz (voir ci-dessus). Djamila Houd, 41 ans, Parisienne, originaire de Dreux, travaillait dans le prêt-à-porter, mère d’une fille de huit ans, mariée au propriétaire de La Belle Equipe, morte dans ses bras. Hyacinthe Koma, originaire du Burkina Faso, serveur au restaurant Les Chics Types, dans le XIXe arrondissement de Paris. Guillaume Le Dramp, originaire de Cherbourg, travaillait dans un restaurant, avait fêté ses 33 ans à La Belle Équipe où il a été tué. Victor Muñoz, 25 ans, fils d’un élu du XIe arrondissement. Halima Saadi, 37 ans, d’origine tunisienne, mère de deux enfants, et sa sœur Houda Saadi étaient à La Belle Équipe pour fêter les 35 ans de cette dernière ; une grande partie des 18 victimes de La Belle Équipe était venue pour l’anniversaire. Tués au Petit Cambodge, 20, rue Alibert, dans le Xe arrondissement : Alva Berglund, 25 ans, Suédoise, originaire de la ville de Västeras, a été tuée alors qu'elle était en compagnie d'une amie, blessée ; son nom a été révélé lors de la cérémonie du 27 novembre; l'ambassadrice de Suède à Paris a déposé une gerbe en l'honneur des victimes devant le restaurant. Chloé Boissinot, 25 ans, originaire de Château-Larcher dans la Vienne, dînait avec son compagnon, blessé. Vivait à Paris, travaillait au bar Le Verre Volé. Asta Diakité, cousine du footballeur Lassana Diarra, a été tuée à proximité du Petit Cambodge alors qu'elle faisait des courses. Raphael Hilz, 28 ans, architecte, originaire de Garmisch, en Allemagne, travaillait au cabinet Renzo Piano Building Workshop, à Paris, dînait au Petit Cambodge avec deux collègues. Amine Ibnolmobarak, 29 ans, Marocain, architecte, encadrant à l’École nationale supérieure d’architecture du quai Malaquais. Son épouse a été blessée. Justine Moulin, 23 ans, étudiante à Paris. Anna Petard Lieffrig, 24 ans, graphiste et sa sœur Marion Petard Lieffrig, 30 ans, musicologue. Sébastien Proisy, 38 ans, originaire de Valenciennes, diplômé de Sciences-Po, avait travaillé dans un cabinet d’avocats. Stella Verry, 36 ans, médecin généraliste au pôle de santé Les Eiders, à Paris. Tuées au café Le Carillon : Charlotte Meaud et Émilie Meaud, sœurs jumelles de 30 ans, Parisiennes, Charlotte était chargée de développement de start-up, Émilie architecte. Tué au bar La Bonne Bière : Nicolas Degenhardt, 37 ans, Parisien, originaire du Mans, tué à La Bonne Bière. Tuée rue de La Fontaine-au-Roi : Lucie Dietrich, 37 ans, Parisienne originaire de Recologne, près de Besançon, graphiste, tuée rue de La Fontaine-au-Roi, salariée de L’Étudiant, sœur du fondateur de la marque de montres Dietrich. Tué à son domicile : Stéphane Hache, 52 ans, Parisien, originaire de Vendée, maître d’hôtel, tué d’une balle perdue dans son studio situé près du Bataclan, retrouvé le samedi 14. Tué au Stade de France : Manuel Colaco Dias, 63 ans, chauffeur d’autocar, Portugais, vivait à Cormontreuil, près de Reims, et travaillait pour l'entreprise rémoise Regnault Autocars. Lieu du décès non confirmé : Salah Emad El-Gemaly, 28 ans, Égyptien vivant à Paris, carreleur, aurait été tué, selon Le Monde, dans un café proche du Bataclan. Kheireddine Sahbi, 29 ans, Algérien, musicien, violoniste, étudiant en ethnomusicologie à la Sorbonne, vivait à Paris. Djalal Eddin Sebaa, 30 ans, Algérien vivant en France depuis un an.

Ilan Gabet

198,627 views • 8 months ago

OK BULLS IT'S FUCKING GO TIME: The biggest update ever is fully live. We just went from analytics terminal to a proper home for the solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump community: Ⅰ ) The analytics got deeper: - Wallet profiles for any address: balance, rank, airdrop status, observed buy and sell flow. Every profile link unfurls into a live share card on X. - Top buyers and sellers leaderboard with 1h to 24h windows, backed by a durable per-wallet flow ledger + first time buyer cohorts with hold times, sentiment vs net flow correlation, daily top 100 churn, etc. - Watchlist with alerts means you can star any wallet anywhere and get pinged the moment it prints. - Whale outflows marked directly on the candles, cmd K supports wallet lookup, and fullly public API docs are live at - The Ansem wallet got its own command center / tracking sub-page incl deep airdrop forensics. Ⅱ ) The big one: meet THE BULLPEN! - Sign in with X or a Solana wallet (all through Privy so it's safu). Fully optional tho, the terminal stays open without it. - Claim your wallet and earn verified badges: holder tier, OG airdrop wave, diamond hands. Computed from on-chain snapshots (if you choose to connect wallet). - Horns, a.k.a. the bullpen points are live (no there will never be a token, points are for clout in solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump universe). Can only earn, never buy and every single point comes with a public receipt. - The daily bull call: three markets a day, settled only against the terminal's own feeds. Green or red close, net flow direction, does the ansem wallet move. - The X bull league: link your handle, post about solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump, the sweep scores bull posts every 6 hours and lists the receipts on your profile. - BULL RUN (mini game): a crypto native endless runner where the live tape sets the pace. When the market rips, the game gets faster. Every score is replayed server side from your inputs, so the board cannot be cheated. - SCALP (mini game): a second game where you have to read the chart, buy dips, sell tops, 8 shots each way. The live tape tilts the trend. - Duels: challenge any bull head to head for horns. Same seed, one attempt each, and winner takes the pot. - Real profiles: seeded from your X (if you choose to connect), customizable name, bio and avatar. Public pages with badges, horns and duel records. - The desk: build your own dashboard from 14 terminal modules. drag, drop, resize. Follows you when signed in. - Six daily markets now, all settled against the terminal's own feeds with the numbers shown verbatim - Share any panel's live stats to X in one tap. - Season prize pools: community funded, zero custody, the funding tx is the receipt, horns decide the split. Any bull can put one up. Ansem 🐂🀄️ the first pot has your name on it if you want it. Ⅲ ) A few final key notes to conclude the recap here: - Game scores are deterministic replays, league points link their source posts, badges come from ledger snapshots. - No custody anywhere. The platform never touches anyone's funds. - The whole API is public and documented, SSE stream included. Build on it if you want. - Built solo on Helius, CoinGecko, Solscan and Grok. Fully independent analytics, not affiliated with Ansem, and not financial advice. Visibility push would be highly appreciated chief Ansem 🐂🀄️, so cc-ing you here. Go give it a try chads!
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OK BULLS IT'S FUCKING GO TIME: The biggest update ever is fully live. We just went from analytics terminal to a proper home for the solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump community: Ⅰ ) The analytics got deeper: - Wallet profiles for any address: balance, rank, airdrop status, observed buy and sell flow. Every profile link unfurls into a live share card on X. - Top buyers and sellers leaderboard with 1h to 24h windows, backed by a durable per-wallet flow ledger + first time buyer cohorts with hold times, sentiment vs net flow correlation, daily top 100 churn, etc. - Watchlist with alerts means you can star any wallet anywhere and get pinged the moment it prints. - Whale outflows marked directly on the candles, cmd K supports wallet lookup, and fullly public API docs are live at - The Ansem wallet got its own command center / tracking sub-page incl deep airdrop forensics. Ⅱ ) The big one: meet THE BULLPEN! - Sign in with X or a Solana wallet (all through Privy so it's safu). Fully optional tho, the terminal stays open without it. - Claim your wallet and earn verified badges: holder tier, OG airdrop wave, diamond hands. Computed from on-chain snapshots (if you choose to connect wallet). - Horns, a.k.a. the bullpen points are live (no there will never be a token, points are for clout in solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump universe). Can only earn, never buy and every single point comes with a public receipt. - The daily bull call: three markets a day, settled only against the terminal's own feeds. Green or red close, net flow direction, does the ansem wallet move. - The X bull league: link your handle, post about solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump, the sweep scores bull posts every 6 hours and lists the receipts on your profile. - BULL RUN (mini game): a crypto native endless runner where the live tape sets the pace. When the market rips, the game gets faster. Every score is replayed server side from your inputs, so the board cannot be cheated. - SCALP (mini game): a second game where you have to read the chart, buy dips, sell tops, 8 shots each way. The live tape tilts the trend. - Duels: challenge any bull head to head for horns. Same seed, one attempt each, and winner takes the pot. - Real profiles: seeded from your X (if you choose to connect), customizable name, bio and avatar. Public pages with badges, horns and duel records. - The desk: build your own dashboard from 14 terminal modules. drag, drop, resize. Follows you when signed in. - Six daily markets now, all settled against the terminal's own feeds with the numbers shown verbatim - Share any panel's live stats to X in one tap. - Season prize pools: community funded, zero custody, the funding tx is the receipt, horns decide the split. Any bull can put one up. Ansem 🐂🀄️ the first pot has your name on it if you want it. Ⅲ ) A few final key notes to conclude the recap here: - Game scores are deterministic replays, league points link their source posts, badges come from ledger snapshots. - No custody anywhere. The platform never touches anyone's funds. - The whole API is public and documented, SSE stream included. Build on it if you want. - Built solo on Helius, CoinGecko, Solscan and Grok. Fully independent analytics, not affiliated with Ansem, and not financial advice. Visibility push would be highly appreciated chief Ansem 🐂🀄️, so cc-ing you here. Go give it a try chads!

zerokn0wledge.hl 🪬✨

28,634 views • 18 days ago

Here is Tuesday's full Karen Read/Aidan Kearney hearing, related to the lawsuit filed by H.A.M., via Canton Community TV (who are wonderful) and Boston 25. To begin, Mark Bederow was approved as pro hac counsel for Aidan Kearney. The Judge, Mark Gildea, then went over the rules for Rule 16 hearings. Judge Gildea moved the case to a fast-track, which would get the case done in two years. TurtleBoy's lawyer noted that both Karen and Aidan intend to file anti-SLAPP motions to dismiss. Aidan's anti-SLAPP will be filed by the end of this week. However, if the plaintiffs amend their pleadings, that timeline could be extended. The anti-SLAPP motion will be 30 pages. The H.A.M. defendants want an entire 30 days to reply to the anti-SLAPP motion, to which Judge said "Why?" The H.A.M. lawyer then asked Judge Gildea, again, for 30 extra days to reply to the anti-SLAPP because the H.A.M. defendants, and the Norfolk D.A., have been served discovery requests by Karen's lawyers. The H.A.M. lawyer then tried to get those documents from the Norfolk D.A. but, because he did not have a protective order, he was unable to get the material. However, the H.A.M. lawyer was caught off guard when Karen and Aidan's lawyers noted to the Judge that an anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss tolls all discovery deadlines. Karen's team has until June 12, 2026 to file that motion. Karen's lawyers, as to the H.A.M. defendants getting their protective order such as to be able to access the documents from the Norfolk D.A. (including potentially devastating evidence from Michael Proctor's personal cellphone about "kill a n-word in Canton day"). We will be back on Thursday June 4, 2026, for a hearing on that protective order issue at 10AM ET (at Plymouth Superior Court). This hearing however, may be cancelled if the parties can agree on a protective order before that date. We will then be back on July 14, 2026, at 2PM ET for a hearing on Aidan and Karen's incoming anti-SLAPP motions to dismiss. The H.A.M. lawyer asked that he be given until July 7th, 2026, to respond to Karen and Aidan's motion, to which the court agreed. Aidan and Karen will be given until July 10, 2026, for a sur-reply. This means discovery will be stayed in the case until, at least, early August of 2026, if not longer. That hearing will also be at at Plymouth Superior Court. This is because, once Karen and Aidan file their anti-SLAPP motions to dismiss, all discovery in the case will stop for the foreseeable future due to procedural, and statutory rules, related to such motions. The H.A.M. lawyer noted that, in light of the anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss, they may amend their complaint. The H.A.M. lawyer noted that, as a result, their response to the coming motions to dismiss under the anti-SLAPP statute will also serve to form the basis for an expansion of their original complaint (permitted until Rule 16). The H.A.M. lawyer obtaining messages from Aidan Kearney's phone, apparently via some kind of third-party network that links back to the Norfolk D.A. and private intelligence firms, was also brought up as, shockingly, a basis for the H.A.M. lawyers attempting to piece Karen's lawyer-client privilege during discovery (thus, potentially, exposing a multi-year operation, dating back to the spring of 2023, to plant private intelligence operatives in Karen and Aidan's orbit for this very purpose). The H.A.M. lawyer also noted they intend to call expert witnesses about, other things, "internet usage." It is unclear if the entire internet, including the "secret" Discord server used by some witnesses during the Karen Read and John O'Keefe trial, will be brought into the record (that was a joke). As of today, John O'Keefe's killer has not been caught. A "Mystery Man", who appeared in edited Canton Police Department Sallyport footage at 5:38PM ET on 1/29/22 (the day of John's death), may be the focus of an upcoming joint state-federal prosecution (should Adam Detich win the Norfolk D.A. primary in September of 2026), although that is only speculation on the part of this reporter. Analysis: When discovery resumes, sometimes in late 2026 or early 2027, this case could indeed become explosive. I have never seen a situation where, three years before litigation, potential private intelligence operatives were used to preemptively establish grounds to pierce Karen's privilege during a civil trial. I will provide more information as I know it.
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Here is Tuesday's full Karen Read/Aidan Kearney hearing, related to the lawsuit filed by H.A.M., via Canton Community TV (who are wonderful) and Boston 25. To begin, Mark Bederow was approved as pro hac counsel for Aidan Kearney. The Judge, Mark Gildea, then went over the rules for Rule 16 hearings. Judge Gildea moved the case to a fast-track, which would get the case done in two years. TurtleBoy's lawyer noted that both Karen and Aidan intend to file anti-SLAPP motions to dismiss. Aidan's anti-SLAPP will be filed by the end of this week. However, if the plaintiffs amend their pleadings, that timeline could be extended. The anti-SLAPP motion will be 30 pages. The H.A.M. defendants want an entire 30 days to reply to the anti-SLAPP motion, to which Judge said "Why?" The H.A.M. lawyer then asked Judge Gildea, again, for 30 extra days to reply to the anti-SLAPP because the H.A.M. defendants, and the Norfolk D.A., have been served discovery requests by Karen's lawyers. The H.A.M. lawyer then tried to get those documents from the Norfolk D.A. but, because he did not have a protective order, he was unable to get the material. However, the H.A.M. lawyer was caught off guard when Karen and Aidan's lawyers noted to the Judge that an anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss tolls all discovery deadlines. Karen's team has until June 12, 2026 to file that motion. Karen's lawyers, as to the H.A.M. defendants getting their protective order such as to be able to access the documents from the Norfolk D.A. (including potentially devastating evidence from Michael Proctor's personal cellphone about "kill a n-word in Canton day"). We will be back on Thursday June 4, 2026, for a hearing on that protective order issue at 10AM ET (at Plymouth Superior Court). This hearing however, may be cancelled if the parties can agree on a protective order before that date. We will then be back on July 14, 2026, at 2PM ET for a hearing on Aidan and Karen's incoming anti-SLAPP motions to dismiss. The H.A.M. lawyer asked that he be given until July 7th, 2026, to respond to Karen and Aidan's motion, to which the court agreed. Aidan and Karen will be given until July 10, 2026, for a sur-reply. This means discovery will be stayed in the case until, at least, early August of 2026, if not longer. That hearing will also be at at Plymouth Superior Court. This is because, once Karen and Aidan file their anti-SLAPP motions to dismiss, all discovery in the case will stop for the foreseeable future due to procedural, and statutory rules, related to such motions. The H.A.M. lawyer noted that, in light of the anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss, they may amend their complaint. The H.A.M. lawyer noted that, as a result, their response to the coming motions to dismiss under the anti-SLAPP statute will also serve to form the basis for an expansion of their original complaint (permitted until Rule 16). The H.A.M. lawyer obtaining messages from Aidan Kearney's phone, apparently via some kind of third-party network that links back to the Norfolk D.A. and private intelligence firms, was also brought up as, shockingly, a basis for the H.A.M. lawyers attempting to piece Karen's lawyer-client privilege during discovery (thus, potentially, exposing a multi-year operation, dating back to the spring of 2023, to plant private intelligence operatives in Karen and Aidan's orbit for this very purpose). The H.A.M. lawyer also noted they intend to call expert witnesses about, other things, "internet usage." It is unclear if the entire internet, including the "secret" Discord server used by some witnesses during the Karen Read and John O'Keefe trial, will be brought into the record (that was a joke). As of today, John O'Keefe's killer has not been caught. A "Mystery Man", who appeared in edited Canton Police Department Sallyport footage at 5:38PM ET on 1/29/22 (the day of John's death), may be the focus of an upcoming joint state-federal prosecution (should Adam Detich win the Norfolk D.A. primary in September of 2026), although that is only speculation on the part of this reporter. Analysis: When discovery resumes, sometimes in late 2026 or early 2027, this case could indeed become explosive. I have never seen a situation where, three years before litigation, potential private intelligence operatives were used to preemptively establish grounds to pierce Karen's privilege during a civil trial. I will provide more information as I know it.

Grant Smith Ellis

16,316 views • 2 months ago

Jim Clayton was forced into bankruptcy at 27. The very next day he started from zero building Clayton Homes into a mobile homes juggernaut, eventually selling to Berkshire Hathaway for $1.7 billion. This is his story and the playbook he used to start over and build something massive. Here are some of the highlights: 1. If you have to swallow a frog, don’t look at it too long. 2. The strong feed during depressions. 3. “Money can’t buy happiness. … but it sure can help you look in a lot more places.” 4. All complaining comes at the expense of improving. 5. Don’t fight the flow. 6. “Positive action produces positive attitudes, which produce a positive atmosphere.” 7. Disappointment is not defeat. 8. Problems are opportunities. Run toward them. 9. “Our lives work only to the extent that we are willing to keep our agreements.” 10. When you lose your sense of direction, don’t act on impulse. 11. Talk less and listen more. 12. “He who has the last laugh has the best laugh.” 13. Bad loans spread like a virus. 14. When people tell you what you want to hear, your judgment takes a sabbatical. 15. People are expected to make 90% of decisions. If they don’t know which ones are in the 10%, they likely lack good judgment in other areas. 16. If you do what everyone else does, you’ll get results like everyone else. 17. “Never shine a light on your competitor. Not even a candlelight.” 18. Hard times reveal friends. 19. The best legal department is happy customers. 20. The spouses of the people you are considering hiring will tell you more about who they are than an interview. 21. Always be the fastest paying customer to your suppliers. 22. Make your plan conform to reality, not the other way around. Either work with the world the way you find it, or it will teach you a lesson. 23. “There are 3 kinds of people: those who make it happen, those who watch it happen, and occasionally, someone who doesn’t know what happened.” 24. “I have never worshipped money and I never worked for money. I worked for pride and accomplishment. Money can become a nuisance. It’s a hell of a lot more fund chasing it than getting it. The fun is in the race.” — Ray Kroc 25. The time to pull the trigger on an employee is the first time you think of it. 26. When hiring, look for people who already have jobs. 27. Sometimes you don’t need to be great; you just need to be better than the competition. 28. Always act like the underdog, even when you’re the favorite. 29. Skin in the game prevents a lot of poor behavior. If you want upside, you need downside. (Listen now "Jim Clayton on The Knowledge Project" or see links in comment below.)
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Jim Clayton was forced into bankruptcy at 27. The very next day he started from zero building Clayton Homes into a mobile homes juggernaut, eventually selling to Berkshire Hathaway for $1.7 billion. This is his story and the playbook he used to start over and build something massive. Here are some of the highlights: 1. If you have to swallow a frog, don’t look at it too long. 2. The strong feed during depressions. 3. “Money can’t buy happiness. … but it sure can help you look in a lot more places.” 4. All complaining comes at the expense of improving. 5. Don’t fight the flow. 6. “Positive action produces positive attitudes, which produce a positive atmosphere.” 7. Disappointment is not defeat. 8. Problems are opportunities. Run toward them. 9. “Our lives work only to the extent that we are willing to keep our agreements.” 10. When you lose your sense of direction, don’t act on impulse. 11. Talk less and listen more. 12. “He who has the last laugh has the best laugh.” 13. Bad loans spread like a virus. 14. When people tell you what you want to hear, your judgment takes a sabbatical. 15. People are expected to make 90% of decisions. If they don’t know which ones are in the 10%, they likely lack good judgment in other areas. 16. If you do what everyone else does, you’ll get results like everyone else. 17. “Never shine a light on your competitor. Not even a candlelight.” 18. Hard times reveal friends. 19. The best legal department is happy customers. 20. The spouses of the people you are considering hiring will tell you more about who they are than an interview. 21. Always be the fastest paying customer to your suppliers. 22. Make your plan conform to reality, not the other way around. Either work with the world the way you find it, or it will teach you a lesson. 23. “There are 3 kinds of people: those who make it happen, those who watch it happen, and occasionally, someone who doesn’t know what happened.” 24. “I have never worshipped money and I never worked for money. I worked for pride and accomplishment. Money can become a nuisance. It’s a hell of a lot more fund chasing it than getting it. The fun is in the race.” — Ray Kroc 25. The time to pull the trigger on an employee is the first time you think of it. 26. When hiring, look for people who already have jobs. 27. Sometimes you don’t need to be great; you just need to be better than the competition. 28. Always act like the underdog, even when you’re the favorite. 29. Skin in the game prevents a lot of poor behavior. If you want upside, you need downside. (Listen now "Jim Clayton on The Knowledge Project" or see links in comment below.)

Shane Parrish

325,678 views • 9 months ago