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【#山口百恵誕生祭開催記念！スペシャル楽曲紹介⑮～第1部～】 ♪#赤い衝撃/#山口百恵 15th single released in 1976. Until this work, all the lyrics for Momoe's singles were written by Kazuya Senke, but this was the last work by him ('ω')

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James Lucas

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For seven seasons and 122 episodes from 1981 to 1987, Today's Special was a favourite show for Canadian children. Let's learn more about this unique show! Debuting on Sept. 1, 1981, the show revolved around a department store, which was based on the Simpson's store in Toronto. At the start of each episode, the character Jodie arrived for work and carried a mannequin upstairs. It was there that the mouse character Muffy said "hocus pocus alimagocus!" At that point, the mannequin came to life, becoming Jeff. He then learned about various things from the world, to help teach the children watching. At first, episodes revolved around an object and the show taught about that object. As the show went on, episodes dealt with more complex topics including wishes and alcoholism. To break up the main plot, the show had short films that were narrated by Robyn Hayle. These included nursery rhymes and quizzes. There were four main characters in the show. Jeff the Mannequin was played by Jeff Hyslop. His magic hat allowed him to come to life when someone said the magic words. If he lost his hat, he became a mannequin again. Jodie was played by Nerene Virgin. She was the store's display designer and was the mentor to Jeff. Sam Crenshaw was a puppet, voiced by Bob Dermer, who was the security guard. He was born in 1919 and was portrayed as clumsy and not too bright. Crenshaw was also the voice of Ralph Raccoon on The Raccoons. Then there was Muffy Mouse, a puppet voiced by Nina Keogh. She speaks in rhymes and lives in the store. She can also play the piano and likes to be mischievous. There were also recurring characters such as TXL Series 4, Mrs. Pennypacker, Mort, Waldo the Magnificent and The Mime Lady. The show ended its run on July 1, 1987 but ran into the 2000s in reruns on Treehouse TV and PBS. After the show, Jeff Hyslop focused on theatre and earned acclaim for his portrayal in the title role in The Phantom of the Opera in 1999. Nerene Virgin went on to work as a reporter for CBOT, the CBC station in Ottawa. She also hosted Eye on Toronto. In 1996, she began hosting Coast to Coast & Saturday Report. Today, she works to help women who have survived domestic violence. In 2007, she ran for the Ontario Legislature, finishing second. She has also written several books on Canada's Black history. If you enjoy my Canadian history content, you can support my work with a donation at

For seven seasons and 122 episodes from 1981 to 1987, Today's Special was a favourite show for Canadian children. Let's learn more about this unique show! Debuting on Sept. 1, 1981, the show revolved around a department store, which was based on the Simpson's store in Toronto. At the start of each episode, the character Jodie arrived for work and carried a mannequin upstairs. It was there that the mouse character Muffy said "hocus pocus alimagocus!" At that point, the mannequin came to life, becoming Jeff. He then learned about various things from the world, to help teach the children watching. At first, episodes revolved around an object and the show taught about that object. As the show went on, episodes dealt with more complex topics including wishes and alcoholism. To break up the main plot, the show had short films that were narrated by Robyn Hayle. These included nursery rhymes and quizzes. There were four main characters in the show. Jeff the Mannequin was played by Jeff Hyslop. His magic hat allowed him to come to life when someone said the magic words. If he lost his hat, he became a mannequin again. Jodie was played by Nerene Virgin. She was the store's display designer and was the mentor to Jeff. Sam Crenshaw was a puppet, voiced by Bob Dermer, who was the security guard. He was born in 1919 and was portrayed as clumsy and not too bright. Crenshaw was also the voice of Ralph Raccoon on The Raccoons. Then there was Muffy Mouse, a puppet voiced by Nina Keogh. She speaks in rhymes and lives in the store. She can also play the piano and likes to be mischievous. There were also recurring characters such as TXL Series 4, Mrs. Pennypacker, Mort, Waldo the Magnificent and The Mime Lady. The show ended its run on July 1, 1987 but ran into the 2000s in reruns on Treehouse TV and PBS. After the show, Jeff Hyslop focused on theatre and earned acclaim for his portrayal in the title role in The Phantom of the Opera in 1999. Nerene Virgin went on to work as a reporter for CBOT, the CBC station in Ottawa. She also hosted Eye on Toronto. In 1996, she began hosting Coast to Coast & Saturday Report. Today, she works to help women who have survived domestic violence. In 2007, she ran for the Ontario Legislature, finishing second. She has also written several books on Canada's Black history. If you enjoy my Canadian history content, you can support my work with a donation at

Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx

44,832 просмотров • 2 лет назад

#WATCH | Chennai: As TVK continues its lead in Tamil Nadu Elections, party's National spokesperson Felix Gerald says, "The work behind this is nothing but our leader. People had trust in him...The trend was expected by us. We had been saying from day 1 that TVK will form the Govt and we will become the single largest party. Change is happening. People were fed up with both AIADMK and DMK; they wanted a change. The change is TVK and our leader...You will see that there is no need for any coalition. I can assure you that much, we will form the Govt on our own...There are no ifs and buts; it is a very clear mandate. The message is very clear - people have put a full stop to the loot, corruption, nepotism and family politics. This is the end of dynasty, this is the end of DMK..."

#WATCH | Chennai: As TVK continues its lead in Tamil Nadu Elections, party's National spokesperson Felix Gerald says, "The work behind this is nothing but our leader. People had trust in him...The trend was expected by us. We had been saying from day 1 that TVK will form the Govt and we will become the single largest party. Change is happening. People were fed up with both AIADMK and DMK; they wanted a change. The change is TVK and our leader...You will see that there is no need for any coalition. I can assure you that much, we will form the Govt on our own...There are no ifs and buts; it is a very clear mandate. The message is very clear - people have put a full stop to the loot, corruption, nepotism and family politics. This is the end of dynasty, this is the end of DMK..."

ANI

98,948 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Veritaseum VERI SmartMetal 1 oz Silver Round with Embedded NFT Technology 1 of 6566 Limited Edition First Strike Evolving from the earliest concepts created by the original DAO, morphing into the design of Reggie's famous business card, the physical Veritaseum token. These Silver Rounds were originally presented for pre-order and were simply a Limited Edition First Strike 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Round but taking advantage of unforseen delays, Reggie was consulted by VERI community members to add more value, and they were redesigned to include a unique scannable public QR code that marks each silver round with it's own unique number of the 6566 produced. (6566 is the last four numbers of Patent US11196566) To make these rounds even more unique, a second QR code was added on the reverse side, covered by a tamperproof seal taking owners to an NFT activation app to claim their NFT using their private key, and with work underway, to take full advantage of this patented tech, to gift SmartMetal owners their VERI own personalized economic AI Agent. NOTE: The AI Economic Agent is a work in progress with no promise or guarantees The VERI SmartMetal Fundraising campaign is a 100% community driven effort to raise funds to battle the unjust lawfare against Reggie Middleton, Disruptor-in-Chief the rightful Founder of DeFi/DiFi Patents US11196566, US11895246, US12231579, JP6813477, JP7204231, JP7533974, JP7533983 Watch for the NFT Activation Walkthrough Video by VeTest Uprising followed by a live Q&A with him and I, Riz and hopefully we can even get Reggie in there to answer questions. 🔥NFT Activation linked below🔥 🚨ATTENTION COLLECTORS AND RESELLERS🚨 By Activating the NFT, you are separating the NFT from the Silver Round. Meaning you are claiming the NFT and it can no longer be reactivated by the QR code on the Silver Round.

Veritaseum VERI SmartMetal 1 oz Silver Round with Embedded NFT Technology 1 of 6566 Limited Edition First Strike Evolving from the earliest concepts created by the original DAO, morphing into the design of Reggie's famous business card, the physical Veritaseum token. These Silver Rounds were originally presented for pre-order and were simply a Limited Edition First Strike 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Round but taking advantage of unforseen delays, Reggie was consulted by VERI community members to add more value, and they were redesigned to include a unique scannable public QR code that marks each silver round with it's own unique number of the 6566 produced. (6566 is the last four numbers of Patent US11196566) To make these rounds even more unique, a second QR code was added on the reverse side, covered by a tamperproof seal taking owners to an NFT activation app to claim their NFT using their private key, and with work underway, to take full advantage of this patented tech, to gift SmartMetal owners their VERI own personalized economic AI Agent. NOTE: The AI Economic Agent is a work in progress with no promise or guarantees The VERI SmartMetal Fundraising campaign is a 100% community driven effort to raise funds to battle the unjust lawfare against Reggie Middleton, Disruptor-in-Chief the rightful Founder of DeFi/DiFi Patents US11196566, US11895246, US12231579, JP6813477, JP7204231, JP7533974, JP7533983 Watch for the NFT Activation Walkthrough Video by VeTest Uprising followed by a live Q&A with him and I, Riz and hopefully we can even get Reggie in there to answer questions. 🔥NFT Activation linked below🔥 🚨ATTENTION COLLECTORS AND RESELLERS🚨 By Activating the NFT, you are separating the NFT from the Silver Round. Meaning you are claiming the NFT and it can no longer be reactivated by the QR code on the Silver Round.

Riz

37,617 просмотров • 1 год назад

Dele Farotimi is trending because SAN Afe Babalola has finally withdrawn the criminal defamatory case against the activist, Farotimi. The withdrawal is believed to be due to the intervention of Ooni, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, and 9 other monarchs yesterday. Now Nigerians are hailing Dele Farotimi for his triumph. But the case has not been totally withdrawn. The people at the meeting in ABUAD last night: Ooni of ife, Ekiti State Council of Traditional Rulers and the Olojudo of Ido Ekiti, Oba Ayorinde Ilori-Faboro; the Ewi of Ado Ekiti, Oba Adeyemo Adejugbe; the Ajero of Ijero Ekiti, Oba Joseph Adewole: the Ogoga of Ikere Ekiti, Oba Adejimi Adu; the Oloye of Oye Ekiti, Oba Michael Ademolaju; and the Alaaye of Efon Ekiti, Oba Emmanuel Aladejare. ICYMI: On December 3rd. Dele Farotimi was arrested by Ekiti men working for the SAN, Afe Babalola. And driven by road from Lagos to Ekiti, where he spent 21 days in jail. Before the arrest, Dele Farotimi explained that, his life was in danger. That, in 2021 he got intel that 6 people wanted him dead. He reported to the police and the police did nothing. Now, on this 11th of November, he got a letter inviting him to the station. On the 13th he went with his lawyer, and found out Tony Elumelu, wrote a petition accusing him of defamation. Which he thought was a baseless claim, he got released and was told to return on 21st. After he left, 3 days later, he heard one of his church members was kidnapped by the police, interrogated and forced to give up Dele Farotimi, by luring him to their churches so that they will arrest him. To make them cooperate, the police showed them a petition written by SAN Afe Babalola, at the Ekiti State Police Command, who is also accusing him of defamation, following his book “NIGERIA AND IT'S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.” In the book Dele Farotimi exposed the criminality and the involvement of SAN Afe Babalola. And apparently, Afe Babalola is not happy about it and wants to “deal” with Dele Farotimi. So., the ekiti police who were now operating in Lagos tried to lure him, by luring his domestic staffs, when that didn’t work, they arrested his staff, and interrogated him to give up his boss’ address and contact. When that didn’t work, they finally resorted to abducting him that morning. According to reports, he was picked up by unidentified men this morning in his home office at Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. And no police station claimed responsibility. Until when TheCable has confirmed that, Ekiti State Police Command has claimed responsibility. Stating that they have an arrest warrant for Dele Farotimi, over alleged defamation, cyberbullying. Nigerians unanimously called for his unconditional immediate release. But according to Dele Farotimi, he believes Afe Babalola used Ekiti authorities to abduct him because he controls the state and it will be easy to deal with him there, even though the offense he commited are in Lagos. Afe Babalola is a 95yr old lawyer, farmer and educationist. He became a SAN in 1987. And has been active for 61ys. While the case was on. Several suits were filed in different states against Dele Farotimi. Afe Babalola also wrote a 90 page petition to The Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee (LPDC), asking them to Disbar Dele Farotimi for unethical conduct. It was rejected. Also filed for the removal of the book from stores nationwide. Farotimi was granted 50M bail, which was taken by Peter Obi. He got released on 24th December 2024. And was asked not to grant any interviews. As he was released he said “I’ve never lied against anyone. We are fighting evil and it will be tough. If I don’t know, anything I’d be quiet.”

Dele Farotimi is trending because SAN Afe Babalola has finally withdrawn the criminal defamatory case against the activist, Farotimi. The withdrawal is believed to be due to the intervention of Ooni, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, and 9 other monarchs yesterday. Now Nigerians are hailing Dele Farotimi for his triumph. But the case has not been totally withdrawn. The people at the meeting in ABUAD last night: Ooni of ife, Ekiti State Council of Traditional Rulers and the Olojudo of Ido Ekiti, Oba Ayorinde Ilori-Faboro; the Ewi of Ado Ekiti, Oba Adeyemo Adejugbe; the Ajero of Ijero Ekiti, Oba Joseph Adewole: the Ogoga of Ikere Ekiti, Oba Adejimi Adu; the Oloye of Oye Ekiti, Oba Michael Ademolaju; and the Alaaye of Efon Ekiti, Oba Emmanuel Aladejare. ICYMI: On December 3rd. Dele Farotimi was arrested by Ekiti men working for the SAN, Afe Babalola. And driven by road from Lagos to Ekiti, where he spent 21 days in jail. Before the arrest, Dele Farotimi explained that, his life was in danger. That, in 2021 he got intel that 6 people wanted him dead. He reported to the police and the police did nothing. Now, on this 11th of November, he got a letter inviting him to the station. On the 13th he went with his lawyer, and found out Tony Elumelu, wrote a petition accusing him of defamation. Which he thought was a baseless claim, he got released and was told to return on 21st. After he left, 3 days later, he heard one of his church members was kidnapped by the police, interrogated and forced to give up Dele Farotimi, by luring him to their churches so that they will arrest him. To make them cooperate, the police showed them a petition written by SAN Afe Babalola, at the Ekiti State Police Command, who is also accusing him of defamation, following his book “NIGERIA AND IT'S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.” In the book Dele Farotimi exposed the criminality and the involvement of SAN Afe Babalola. And apparently, Afe Babalola is not happy about it and wants to “deal” with Dele Farotimi. So., the ekiti police who were now operating in Lagos tried to lure him, by luring his domestic staffs, when that didn’t work, they arrested his staff, and interrogated him to give up his boss’ address and contact. When that didn’t work, they finally resorted to abducting him that morning. According to reports, he was picked up by unidentified men this morning in his home office at Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. And no police station claimed responsibility. Until when TheCable has confirmed that, Ekiti State Police Command has claimed responsibility. Stating that they have an arrest warrant for Dele Farotimi, over alleged defamation, cyberbullying. Nigerians unanimously called for his unconditional immediate release. But according to Dele Farotimi, he believes Afe Babalola used Ekiti authorities to abduct him because he controls the state and it will be easy to deal with him there, even though the offense he commited are in Lagos. Afe Babalola is a 95yr old lawyer, farmer and educationist. He became a SAN in 1987. And has been active for 61ys. While the case was on. Several suits were filed in different states against Dele Farotimi. Afe Babalola also wrote a 90 page petition to The Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee (LPDC), asking them to Disbar Dele Farotimi for unethical conduct. It was rejected. Also filed for the removal of the book from stores nationwide. Farotimi was granted 50M bail, which was taken by Peter Obi. He got released on 24th December 2024. And was asked not to grant any interviews. As he was released he said “I’ve never lied against anyone. We are fighting evil and it will be tough. If I don’t know, anything I’d be quiet.”

Trending Explained

25,351 просмотров • 1 год назад

French beauty 1939 Delahaye Type 165 Cabriolet Coachwork by Figoni & Falaschi - Delahaye only built six 12-cylinder Type 165 models in the late 1930s, as production variants of the successful Type 145 competition car. This stunning Figoni et Falaschi-bodied cabriolet was built to represent France at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, an exposition promoted with the slogan “Dawn of a New Day”. While the engine was not completed in time for its display, the modernity and sublime beauty of this car’s flowing styling drew throngs of admirers from the press and public alike. Emile Delahaye was born in Tours, France in 1843. He studied engineering in Angers, France. In 1869 he began work with his engineering degree in applied arts and crafts. Emile Delahaye began business in Tours, France in the middle of 19th Century for the purpose of constructing engines for the ceramic industry. The company branched out and began constructing mechanical appliances such as pumps and engines. In 1888, Delahaye designed an internal combustion engine for the shipping industry. It was not until 1896 that Automobile production began for Delahaye. His first automobiles produced were powered by belt-driven single and twin cylinder engines. Emile used motor racing to promote his vehicles. In 1896, Emile Delahaye entered the Paris-Marseilles race. Not only did he enter a vehicle his company had created, but he entered as the driver. The results were astounding, which truly speaks highly of the caliber and quality of the automobile. The demand for the vehicles began pouring-in and a second factory was opened. After the racing success of its Type 145, Delahaye created the production version, the 12-cylinder Type 165. Two Type 165s were built, and the first was shown in October 1939 at the Paris Auto Salon, the last salon before the war. The second 165 – this cabriolet, with body by Figoni and Falaschi, was so emblematic of 1930s French design that it represented the nation at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. Shipped without an engine because it could not be built in time for the show, an engine sheel, without internals was used instead. The engine-less body was impounded by US Customs when Europe became embroiled in WWII. With Europe engulfed by war by the World’s Fair’s close in 1940, the U.S. Custom’s impounded the Delahaye in New York for the duration of the conflicts. In 1946 Beverly Hills car dealer Roger Barlow purchased the car at public auction, and later that year the Type 165 was fitted with a tuned Cadillac engine. Following his death, it was abandoned by his widow in the 1970s and sold to a tow-truck driver for $1200. After three decades of trading hands at a public auction and receiving a Cadillac engine, it eventually wound up at a used car lot in Honolulu until it was bought by a US military serviceman. It took four years of negotiation, but Peter Mullin and Jim Hull eventually purchased the car in 1985 and spearheaded its restoration. The original engine sheel was tracked back to Count Hubertus von Doenhoff and bought. New engine internals were created from original drawings to finally give the 165 the fully-working engine it was intended to have. This car is now owned by Peter and Merle Mullin and the Peter Mullin Automotive Museum Foundation, where is its displayed in Oxnard, California. © Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden Era #archaeohistories

French beauty 1939 Delahaye Type 165 Cabriolet Coachwork by Figoni & Falaschi - Delahaye only built six 12-cylinder Type 165 models in the late 1930s, as production variants of the successful Type 145 competition car. This stunning Figoni et Falaschi-bodied cabriolet was built to represent France at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, an exposition promoted with the slogan “Dawn of a New Day”. While the engine was not completed in time for its display, the modernity and sublime beauty of this car’s flowing styling drew throngs of admirers from the press and public alike. Emile Delahaye was born in Tours, France in 1843. He studied engineering in Angers, France. In 1869 he began work with his engineering degree in applied arts and crafts. Emile Delahaye began business in Tours, France in the middle of 19th Century for the purpose of constructing engines for the ceramic industry. The company branched out and began constructing mechanical appliances such as pumps and engines. In 1888, Delahaye designed an internal combustion engine for the shipping industry. It was not until 1896 that Automobile production began for Delahaye. His first automobiles produced were powered by belt-driven single and twin cylinder engines. Emile used motor racing to promote his vehicles. In 1896, Emile Delahaye entered the Paris-Marseilles race. Not only did he enter a vehicle his company had created, but he entered as the driver. The results were astounding, which truly speaks highly of the caliber and quality of the automobile. The demand for the vehicles began pouring-in and a second factory was opened. After the racing success of its Type 145, Delahaye created the production version, the 12-cylinder Type 165. Two Type 165s were built, and the first was shown in October 1939 at the Paris Auto Salon, the last salon before the war. The second 165 – this cabriolet, with body by Figoni and Falaschi, was so emblematic of 1930s French design that it represented the nation at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. Shipped without an engine because it could not be built in time for the show, an engine sheel, without internals was used instead. The engine-less body was impounded by US Customs when Europe became embroiled in WWII. With Europe engulfed by war by the World’s Fair’s close in 1940, the U.S. Custom’s impounded the Delahaye in New York for the duration of the conflicts. In 1946 Beverly Hills car dealer Roger Barlow purchased the car at public auction, and later that year the Type 165 was fitted with a tuned Cadillac engine. Following his death, it was abandoned by his widow in the 1970s and sold to a tow-truck driver for $1200. After three decades of trading hands at a public auction and receiving a Cadillac engine, it eventually wound up at a used car lot in Honolulu until it was bought by a US military serviceman. It took four years of negotiation, but Peter Mullin and Jim Hull eventually purchased the car in 1985 and spearheaded its restoration. The original engine sheel was tracked back to Count Hubertus von Doenhoff and bought. New engine internals were created from original drawings to finally give the 165 the fully-working engine it was intended to have. This car is now owned by Peter and Merle Mullin and the Peter Mullin Automotive Museum Foundation, where is its displayed in Oxnard, California. © Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden Era #archaeohistories

Archaeo - Histories

17,557 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

‼️ In February 2024, the Russian-installed governor of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Yevgeny Balitsky, claimed that pro-Ukrainian residents of the region had been deported to Ukraine-controlled territories (see video below). But as we now know, that wasn’t the case. The people Balitsky said were released were, in fact, turned into slaves. This is an excerpt from an interview with Olena Yagupova, a resident of the city of Kamianka-Dniprovska in the Zaporizhzhia region, published by The Insider: “I was sent from the pre-trial detention center to a labor camp on January 18, 2023. Before that, they filmed videos showing that a person is supposedly being released — so that relatives won’t look for them and so they can absolve themselves of responsibility. There are many such videos online. After I was freed, I collected them — about myself and about everyone who had been in the camp with us. In the video, at a checkpoint in Vasylivka, they read out a “sentence” saying that by decision of the head of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Yevgeny Balytskyi, you are being expelled beyond the borders of Zaporizhzhia Oblast and will never return to Russia. They supposedly hand over your documents, and the person walks away. A RIA Novosti journalist, Rostislav Zhuravlyov, who was there on January 18, comments in the video: “You see, we’re letting them go to Ukrainian territory, and how they’re received there — we don’t know.” So they show that people were released — but the people never arrived. And relatives think: so they must have been killed somewhere along the way. But us — they put us in the trunk of a car and took us to labor camps. Two other men and I were handed over to the commander of a Russian military unit in Krasnodar Krai. He gave us shovels and said that it was time to work for the benefit of the Russian Federation — he said it outright, that we were slaves. We all slept on the floor in an abandoned shed, packed together — men and women. The guards were military, armed with rifles. Wake-up was at five. At 5:30 the guards arrived. They took us to the site and told us what to do — for example, to dig a certain number of meters of trench in an hour. If you did less, they would shoot you. And so it went on all day — sometimes until eight or nine in the evening; once I remember it went on until two in the morning, and once even until six in the morning. It depended on how much work they needed done. We dug new trenches, repaired old ones, and built dugouts. Their dugouts there are multi-room — entire underground cities built by our hands. We cleared fields of mines. They give you a metal detector, and you have to walk and probe the ground and pull them out. They didn’t give us any clothing, even though it was winter. They had nothing to give us anyway, except maybe their old military coats. They fed us pasta made by pouring boiling water over it. The work was brutal. Healthy men tore their backs because the ground was frozen. They could barely breathe let alone dig. Some had already been there for half a year. They said: One more week of this work, and I’ll ask them to shoot me.” Continued below 🔽

‼️ In February 2024, the Russian-installed governor of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Yevgeny Balitsky, claimed that pro-Ukrainian residents of the region had been deported to Ukraine-controlled territories (see video below). But as we now know, that wasn’t the case. The people Balitsky said were released were, in fact, turned into slaves. This is an excerpt from an interview with Olena Yagupova, a resident of the city of Kamianka-Dniprovska in the Zaporizhzhia region, published by The Insider: “I was sent from the pre-trial detention center to a labor camp on January 18, 2023. Before that, they filmed videos showing that a person is supposedly being released — so that relatives won’t look for them and so they can absolve themselves of responsibility. There are many such videos online. After I was freed, I collected them — about myself and about everyone who had been in the camp with us. In the video, at a checkpoint in Vasylivka, they read out a “sentence” saying that by decision of the head of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Yevgeny Balytskyi, you are being expelled beyond the borders of Zaporizhzhia Oblast and will never return to Russia. They supposedly hand over your documents, and the person walks away. A RIA Novosti journalist, Rostislav Zhuravlyov, who was there on January 18, comments in the video: “You see, we’re letting them go to Ukrainian territory, and how they’re received there — we don’t know.” So they show that people were released — but the people never arrived. And relatives think: so they must have been killed somewhere along the way. But us — they put us in the trunk of a car and took us to labor camps. Two other men and I were handed over to the commander of a Russian military unit in Krasnodar Krai. He gave us shovels and said that it was time to work for the benefit of the Russian Federation — he said it outright, that we were slaves. We all slept on the floor in an abandoned shed, packed together — men and women. The guards were military, armed with rifles. Wake-up was at five. At 5:30 the guards arrived. They took us to the site and told us what to do — for example, to dig a certain number of meters of trench in an hour. If you did less, they would shoot you. And so it went on all day — sometimes until eight or nine in the evening; once I remember it went on until two in the morning, and once even until six in the morning. It depended on how much work they needed done. We dug new trenches, repaired old ones, and built dugouts. Their dugouts there are multi-room — entire underground cities built by our hands. We cleared fields of mines. They give you a metal detector, and you have to walk and probe the ground and pull them out. They didn’t give us any clothing, even though it was winter. They had nothing to give us anyway, except maybe their old military coats. They fed us pasta made by pouring boiling water over it. The work was brutal. Healthy men tore their backs because the ground was frozen. They could barely breathe let alone dig. Some had already been there for half a year. They said: One more week of this work, and I’ll ask them to shoot me.” Continued below 🔽

Natalka

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#丸山隆平と #休日課長が隔週でDJ をつとめる本格的ガチ音楽プログラム🎸 ✦✦•┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈•✦✦ Lifetime Music Station #fmcocolo765 「木下グループ Groove-Method」 ✦✦•┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈•✦✦ オープニングトークは丸山さんの近況報告から‼️ 映画「名無し」のお話から、5/27（水）リリースのSUPER EIGHT LIVE Blu-ray＆DVD『超八 in 日本武道館』のお話も👍 この映像作品で丸山さんの“ベースプレイ”をリスナーの皆さんの目で確かめてみてください😇 🎸今回のオンエアリストはコチラ🎸 ♪ Uptown Funk ／ Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars ♪ It’s gonna rain! ／ BONNIE PINK ♪ 音楽が聴こえている／ SUPER EIGHT ♪ NITRO MICROPHONE UNDERGROUND ／ NITRO MICROPHONE UNDERGROUND ♪ Norwegian Wood（This Bird Has Flown）／ The Beatles ♪ I'm In Trouble ／ Alessia Cara,Norah Jones ♪ It's No Game（Pt.1）／ David Bowie ♪ Breezin' ／ George Benson ♪ Saturday NIght ／ T-Connection ♪ Blind Blue ／ paranoid void 1曲目は丸山さんが“トラウマ話”を語った『Uptown Funk』♪音楽とは関係ない話になっちゃいましたが、この曲を聴くとついつい思い出してしまうみたい🤣 続いて“ベース耳”が順調に育っているというリスナーさんのリクエストにお応えして、1997年の作品 BONNIE PINK『It’s gonna rain!』♪ リスナーさん曰く「雨の日を感じさせるようなちょっとこもったベースが好き」ということで、ベースだけでなく、「楽器で天気を演出しているように聴こえる」と丸山さんも印象を述べておられました☂️ 続いてここで、前回放送の休日課長の“無茶ぶりミッション”に答えてこの楽曲🔥 課長ばりの丸山さんの＜妄想恋エピソード＞トーク、是非お聴きください🤣 続いて丸山さんが「自分が知っているビートルズとはちょっと違う世界観を感じる」と評した『ノルウェーの森』♪ この楽曲は、ポップ・ミュージックで初めてシタールを導入したものということで、この時期ビートルズはインド文化に強い影響を受けていて、ジョージ・ハリスンはインドのシタール奏者・ラヴィ・シャンカルに弟子入りしたほど🇮🇳 続けて聴いて頂いたのは、そのラヴィ・シャンカルの娘であるノラ・ジョーンズと、カナダのシンガーソングライター・アレッシア・カーラによる『I'm In Trouble』でした♪ 丸山さんも「西部劇のラストに流れそうな雰囲気を持った楽曲」と仰ってましたね🥰 続いては、久々にデヴィッド・ボウイに触れた丸山さんが、この曲を聴いて「極彩色の中に色んな生活や、色んな職業の人たちがひしめき合ってるみたいな光景が頭に浮かんでくる」ということで、強烈なインパクトを残すこの楽曲を＜#gm765＞リスナーの皆さんにも共有したい！ということで、お届けしました‼️ そして再びここでリスナーさんからのメッセージをご紹介👍 10歳年の離れたお兄様から様々な影響を受けてこられたということで、ジョージ・ベンソンをリクエストしてくださいました🎸 丸山さんが影響を受けたのは…叔父様だったらしく☺️ 小さい頃は叔父様の影響で工藤静香さんの楽曲をよく聴いていたそうですよ👏 そしてラストパートは2曲続けて♪ まずは、「ベース耳で聴くとこういう曲が映える！」という、バハマのナッソーで結成された6人組ファンク・バンド T-Connection の1979年のダンス・チューン🪩 続いて、丸山さんが「やっぱりこっち系が好き！」という変拍子のインストナンバー♪ 「ドラムの位置とベースの位置が絶妙なところ絡まり合ってて、凄く刺激的！」と相当お好きなよう🎉 この＜paranoid void＞というバンド、大阪発の女性3人組、ギター、ベース、ドラムのインストゥルメンタルトリオだそうです👏 丸山放送回ではオンエアの頻度が高い Bruno Mars の話から、「Bruno Marsがオレを演出したらどうなる？」という話に…、そして「やっぱり兄貴は欲しかった話」から、最後は＜#gm765＞のチームやリスナーの皆さん、人に恵まれて感謝🙏…という今回のオンエア♪ いかがだったでしょうか👍 ／来週 5/30（土）のオンエアは、休日課長が担当します🥃 ＼番組ではリスナーの皆さんからのご意見、ご感想やメッセージ📩 そして DJ ふたりに聴いて欲しい＜オススメ Bass 楽曲＞のリクエスト …などなど、お待ちしております♪ ＜#gm765＞でポストして頂いても🆗 🔽＜#gm765＞は radiko でも是非🎧 #シェアラジコ SUPER EIGHT / INFINITY RECORDS 休日課長礼賛ゲスの極み乙女 DADARAY ichikoro_official

#丸山隆平と #休日課長が隔週でDJ をつとめる本格的ガチ音楽プログラム🎸 ✦✦•┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈•✦✦ Lifetime Music Station #fmcocolo765 「木下グループ Groove-Method」 ✦✦•┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈•✦✦ オープニングトークは丸山さんの近況報告から‼️ 映画「名無し」のお話から、5/27（水）リリースのSUPER EIGHT LIVE Blu-ray＆DVD『超八 in 日本武道館』のお話も👍 この映像作品で丸山さんの“ベースプレイ”をリスナーの皆さんの目で確かめてみてください😇 🎸今回のオンエアリストはコチラ🎸 ♪ Uptown Funk ／ Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars ♪ It’s gonna rain! ／ BONNIE PINK ♪ 音楽が聴こえている／ SUPER EIGHT ♪ NITRO MICROPHONE UNDERGROUND ／ NITRO MICROPHONE UNDERGROUND ♪ Norwegian Wood（This Bird Has Flown）／ The Beatles ♪ I'm In Trouble ／ Alessia Cara,Norah Jones ♪ It's No Game（Pt.1）／ David Bowie ♪ Breezin' ／ George Benson ♪ Saturday NIght ／ T-Connection ♪ Blind Blue ／ paranoid void 1曲目は丸山さんが“トラウマ話”を語った『Uptown Funk』♪音楽とは関係ない話になっちゃいましたが、この曲を聴くとついつい思い出してしまうみたい🤣 続いて“ベース耳”が順調に育っているというリスナーさんのリクエストにお応えして、1997年の作品 BONNIE PINK『It’s gonna rain!』♪ リスナーさん曰く「雨の日を感じさせるようなちょっとこもったベースが好き」ということで、ベースだけでなく、「楽器で天気を演出しているように聴こえる」と丸山さんも印象を述べておられました☂️ 続いてここで、前回放送の休日課長の“無茶ぶりミッション”に答えてこの楽曲🔥 課長ばりの丸山さんの＜妄想恋エピソード＞トーク、是非お聴きください🤣 続いて丸山さんが「自分が知っているビートルズとはちょっと違う世界観を感じる」と評した『ノルウェーの森』♪ この楽曲は、ポップ・ミュージックで初めてシタールを導入したものということで、この時期ビートルズはインド文化に強い影響を受けていて、ジョージ・ハリスンはインドのシタール奏者・ラヴィ・シャンカルに弟子入りしたほど🇮🇳 続けて聴いて頂いたのは、そのラヴィ・シャンカルの娘であるノラ・ジョーンズと、カナダのシンガーソングライター・アレッシア・カーラによる『I'm In Trouble』でした♪ 丸山さんも「西部劇のラストに流れそうな雰囲気を持った楽曲」と仰ってましたね🥰 続いては、久々にデヴィッド・ボウイに触れた丸山さんが、この曲を聴いて「極彩色の中に色んな生活や、色んな職業の人たちがひしめき合ってるみたいな光景が頭に浮かんでくる」ということで、強烈なインパクトを残すこの楽曲を＜#gm765＞リスナーの皆さんにも共有したい！ということで、お届けしました‼️ そして再びここでリスナーさんからのメッセージをご紹介👍 10歳年の離れたお兄様から様々な影響を受けてこられたということで、ジョージ・ベンソンをリクエストしてくださいました🎸 丸山さんが影響を受けたのは…叔父様だったらしく☺️ 小さい頃は叔父様の影響で工藤静香さんの楽曲をよく聴いていたそうですよ👏 そしてラストパートは2曲続けて♪ まずは、「ベース耳で聴くとこういう曲が映える！」という、バハマのナッソーで結成された6人組ファンク・バンド T-Connection の1979年のダンス・チューン🪩 続いて、丸山さんが「やっぱりこっち系が好き！」という変拍子のインストナンバー♪ 「ドラムの位置とベースの位置が絶妙なところ絡まり合ってて、凄く刺激的！」と相当お好きなよう🎉 この＜paranoid void＞というバンド、大阪発の女性3人組、ギター、ベース、ドラムのインストゥルメンタルトリオだそうです👏 丸山放送回ではオンエアの頻度が高い Bruno Mars の話から、「Bruno Marsがオレを演出したらどうなる？」という話に…、そして「やっぱり兄貴は欲しかった話」から、最後は＜#gm765＞のチームやリスナーの皆さん、人に恵まれて感謝🙏…という今回のオンエア♪ いかがだったでしょうか👍 ／来週 5/30（土）のオンエアは、休日課長が担当します🥃 ＼番組ではリスナーの皆さんからのご意見、ご感想やメッセージ📩 そして DJ ふたりに聴いて欲しい＜オススメ Bass 楽曲＞のリクエスト …などなど、お待ちしております♪ ＜#gm765＞でポストして頂いても🆗 🔽＜#gm765＞は radiko でも是非🎧 #シェアラジコ SUPER EIGHT / INFINITY RECORDS 休日課長礼賛ゲスの極み乙女 DADARAY ichikoro_official

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On 1 August 2018, six Zimbabweans were gunned down by the army for protesting the delay in election results. The world watched in horror as it unfolded live on international television. Many ask why Zimbabweans no longer take to the streets. The answer is simple—they once did. And they were met not only with bullets from the regime, but with betrayal from the very man they were defending. Nelson Chamisa, then the opposition leader leading the MDC Alliance, said of the protesters: “It was very stupid even for people who demonstrated. To demonstrate for the results to be released, it was stupid… I am not insulting them, but… it was premature, it was unstrategic, and open to be manipulated by the enemy.” Those words struck deeper, way-way deeper than many imagine because they came from the mouth of hope. Unless this betrayal is acknowledged and those words walked back, Zimbabweans will not rise. Not because they are cowards, but because the last time they stood up in huge numbers, they were shot down by the regime; and told they were “stupid” by the leader they thought they were standing up for. When bullets kill the body and words kill the spirit, what then do you expect of the people left behind in Zimbabwe? There is a long and painful history of betrayal by the opposition. In 2008, I was the first journalist to break the story of post-election violence on South Africa’s eNCA news station. Over 400 lives were lost, yet the opposition; then led by Morgan Tsvangirai, did nothing meaningful to support the victims. Instead, they entered government and enjoyed the perks of power. Nelson Chamisa even gave an interview to The Globe and Mail of Canada, justifying the need for expensive cars in the GNU because, according to him, such cars brought “respect.” That one interview told the story of a movement that had shifted from the people to self-interest. They forgot the very communities that had risked everything to vote them into power. And that is precisely why those communities will no longer put their lives on the line for politicians who abandon them at the first taste of comfort. Until this betrayal is addressed—until opposition leaders begin to fight back with integrity and sacrifice; ZANUPF will remain in power, sustained not only by fear, but by the absence of a credible alternative willing to confront it. The current government of Zimbabwe will never change; but Nelson Chamisa has an opportunity to fix the mess he created by calling citizens fighting for a fair election; STUPID. He must confront the hard truth that real leadership begins with accountability. He needs to publicly acknowledge that calling the 2018 protesters “stupid” was a betrayal of the very people who risked their lives for democracy. He must campaign for the Motlanthe Report to be implemented and for the victims’ families to be fully compensated. One of the family members wrote to me, telling me they have no one helping them. After such deliberate betrayals, those around them will never take to the streets again.

On 1 August 2018, six Zimbabweans were gunned down by the army for protesting the delay in election results. The world watched in horror as it unfolded live on international television. Many ask why Zimbabweans no longer take to the streets. The answer is simple—they once did. And they were met not only with bullets from the regime, but with betrayal from the very man they were defending. Nelson Chamisa, then the opposition leader leading the MDC Alliance, said of the protesters: “It was very stupid even for people who demonstrated. To demonstrate for the results to be released, it was stupid… I am not insulting them, but… it was premature, it was unstrategic, and open to be manipulated by the enemy.” Those words struck deeper, way-way deeper than many imagine because they came from the mouth of hope. Unless this betrayal is acknowledged and those words walked back, Zimbabweans will not rise. Not because they are cowards, but because the last time they stood up in huge numbers, they were shot down by the regime; and told they were “stupid” by the leader they thought they were standing up for. When bullets kill the body and words kill the spirit, what then do you expect of the people left behind in Zimbabwe? There is a long and painful history of betrayal by the opposition. In 2008, I was the first journalist to break the story of post-election violence on South Africa’s eNCA news station. Over 400 lives were lost, yet the opposition; then led by Morgan Tsvangirai, did nothing meaningful to support the victims. Instead, they entered government and enjoyed the perks of power. Nelson Chamisa even gave an interview to The Globe and Mail of Canada, justifying the need for expensive cars in the GNU because, according to him, such cars brought “respect.” That one interview told the story of a movement that had shifted from the people to self-interest. They forgot the very communities that had risked everything to vote them into power. And that is precisely why those communities will no longer put their lives on the line for politicians who abandon them at the first taste of comfort. Until this betrayal is addressed—until opposition leaders begin to fight back with integrity and sacrifice; ZANUPF will remain in power, sustained not only by fear, but by the absence of a credible alternative willing to confront it. The current government of Zimbabwe will never change; but Nelson Chamisa has an opportunity to fix the mess he created by calling citizens fighting for a fair election; STUPID. He must confront the hard truth that real leadership begins with accountability. He needs to publicly acknowledge that calling the 2018 protesters “stupid” was a betrayal of the very people who risked their lives for democracy. He must campaign for the Motlanthe Report to be implemented and for the victims’ families to be fully compensated. One of the family members wrote to me, telling me they have no one helping them. After such deliberate betrayals, those around them will never take to the streets again.

Hopewell Chin’ono

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