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I miss you, âDonât Trust the Bâââin Apartment 23â
https://medium.com/@pandorapcc/i-miss-you-dont-trust-the-b-in-apartment-23-316470a0f26
I absolutely love âDontât Trust the Bâââin Apartment 23â, a series that aired on ABC from 2012 to 2013. And I still miss it. Thank the gods that I can rewatch it on Netflix in Brazil whenever I want. When Iâm feeling down, I just go on and watch an episode and that makes me feel a lot better. In a way, it comforts me. Itâs like meeting an old friend, who hugs you when you need and have the right uplifting insults. I stumbled recently in an article that says exactly that: rewatching the same shows is good for you. And that pleasure comes from finding news things in familiar settings.
For those who donât know the show, it tells the story of June Colburn (the perfectly cast Dreama Walker), an apparent naive girl from Indiana who just moved to New York to follow her plan of getting a job in Wall Street and marrying her high school sweetheart, Steven. Along the episode, she loses her job, her apartment and her fiancĂ©. At the end, she ends up becoming Chloeâs (Krysten Ritter, aka Jessica Jones, comedy gold) roomate, a beautiful, cool and cunning tall woman whoâs friends with the actor James Van Der Beek (James Van Der Beek, in his best role ever) and who schemes on potential roomates. But June outwits Chloe, who starts to respect her. An unlikely friendship is born, along with a bunch of charismatic supporting characters.
The show didnât run for long and was mistreated by ABC, running the episodes in random order and not airing the final ones. Its raw and politically incorrect humor is not everyoneâs cup of tea, but I think is genius (I would even say that in a way it has influencedseries like âUnbreakable Kimmy SchmidtââââKimmy and June are both from Indiana, btw!). As this is my personal ode to this underrated TV show I ranked all the showâs 26 episodes from the least to my favorite onesâââjust another excuse for me to rewatch and be filled with joy. For the list visit the link below:Â
https://medium.com/@pandorapcc/i-miss-you-dont-trust-the-b-in-apartment-23-316470a0f26
Os cravos e os romenos
Uma coisa que me impressionou muito na RomĂȘnia Ă© a forma como as flores estĂŁo muito presentes na vida dos romenos. Ă parte dos campos de girassĂłis, vĂĄrios tipos de flores fazem parte do dia a dia dos romenos. Era muito comum ver quiosques com flores em vĂĄrias ruas das cidades, e sempre com pequenas filas. Sempre havia canteiros floridos em todas as cidades por onde cruzamos.  Um dia passando deâŠ
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No Dia das Bruxas, uma visita ao âCastelo do DrĂĄculaâ
No Dia das Bruxas, uma visita ao âCastelo do DrĂĄculaâ
Uma visita meio obrigatĂłria na RomĂȘnia Ă© o Castelo de DrĂĄcula, localizado na cidade de Bran, na TransilvĂąnia. Ao contrĂĄrio do que se pode pensar num primeiro momento, esse castelo nĂŁo foi residĂȘncia do Conde DrĂĄcula, famoso personagem do livro de Bram Stoker. AliĂĄs, Bram (apelido de Abraham) Stoker, que era britĂąnico, nunca pisou os pĂ©s na RomĂȘnia. O autor baseou sua histĂłria nos seus estudou deâŠ
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Colaboração pro "Mulheres Viajantes"
Colaboração pro âMulheres Viajantesâ
Escrevi um textinho pro projeto Mulheres Viajantes, da Thais Carneiro, sobre uma questĂŁo que muitas vezes se faz presente em viagens. Inclusive foi depois de participar de um encontro desse projeto, voltado para o compartilhamento de experiĂȘncias de mulheres que viajam sozinhas (ou acompanhadas), que me fez querer criar este blog. Fico muito feliz pela Thais ter aceitado publicar a minhaâŠ
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Fiquei chocada com os postes elĂ©tricos na RomĂȘnia
Fiquei chocada com os postes elĂ©tricos na RomĂȘnia
Era comum ver, ao longo da estrada, um ou outro poste elĂ©trico coroado com o que parece ser um chapĂ©u de palha enorme. O seu tamanho nĂŁo era uniforme, e sua incidĂȘncia nĂŁo tinha nenhuma constĂąncia. Como se algo feito pela natureza estivesse brotando de algo feito pelo homem. Uma contradição na paisagem aĂ©rea dominada pelo desenho dos fios elĂ©tricos num fundo azul. Um estranho no ninho. Era,âŠ
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Picharam os mosteiros de Bucovina... no século 19!
Picharam os mosteiros de Bucovina⊠no século 19!
O mosteiro de Moldovita, construĂdo em 1532, possui uma peculiaridade que nĂŁo vi em outras igrejas da regiĂŁo de Bucovina (que fica ao pĂ© dos CĂĄrpatos, na RomĂȘnia) e que foram tombadas como PatrimĂŽnio Mundial pela UNESCO: âpichosâ datados do sĂ©culo 19 que se sobrepĂ”em aos belos afrescos de imagens religiosas de tradição cristĂŁ ortodoxa. Ouvi a palavra âvandalismâ da boca de uma freira ortodoxa queâŠ
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I donât need a man. Iâve never needed a man.
I know this transformation is painful, but youâre not falling apart; youâre just falling into something different, with a new capacity to be beautiful.
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I absolutely love Richard Splett
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Laurence Berg, Canada Research Chair for Human Rights, Diversity and Identity, disagrees with the idea that PC language and policies are oppressive. Why? Because he doesnât really believe that PC policies existed in the first place.
âWhat [they]âre calling the âPC movementâ I would call a social movement by marginalised people and the people who support them,â he said. â[A movement] to use language thatâs more correctânot âpolitically correctââthat more accurately represents reality.â
Berg is referring to a way of thinking that many of us students were too young to catch the first time around. For us, the term âpolitically correctâ survived the 90s, but the term âhuman rights backlashâ did not. Will Hutton, former editor-in-chief for the UK publication the Observer, described in his column how the term âPCâ was never really a political stance at all, contrary to popular belief. It was actually perceived by many as a right-wing tactic to dismissâor backlash againstâleft-leaning social change. Mock the trivial aspects of human rights politics, like its changing language, and youâll succeed in obscuring the issue altogether.
 Berg believes this is what political correctness is all about: âThe term politically correct is a reactionary term,â he said. â[It was] created by people who were worried by [social] changesâŠthat affected their everyday understanding of the world in ways that pointed out their role in creating or reproducing dominance and subordination.â
According to Berg, the indignation people feel against PC ideas reflects the discomfort we feel when language and politics begin to pull away from the dominant values we grew up withâin other words, white, middle-class values. Itâs no small coincidence that the concept of political correctness originated in the 80s and 90s, just after human rights concerns and visible minority groups started getting real attention in politics and the media.
Berg explains that in its original context, PC was a pejorative term used by people who felt they were losing something. Exactly what they were losing is very hard to describe, especially to them. But many sociologists and historians today have come to a consensus on what they call it: itâs a loss of privilegeâand in terms of race, a loss of white privilege.
This is fantastic and also helps explain why whenever I hear someone use the term âPC,â I sort instantly shut down and dismiss what theyâre about to say.
Beautiful Ballet Portrait Of Performers Claiming The Streets Of NYC
Ballet is an intimately physical art that has been merged with the beauty of music, photography and dance, captured by Puerto Rico born, NYC-based photographer Omar Roblesâ camera on the streets of New York city.Â
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I am actually really sad that Vanessa Ives died. Not for the death itself, but how she went away. It would be more satisfying seeing her go while struggling to keep her life or trying to recover her faith. I wanted to see a fighting Vanessa, not a beated up Vanessa. Like in the episode in season 1 that she is being posessed and Ethan almost killed her (forshadowing, maybe?), which then would have been an act of kindness. Now last nightâs death just seemed lackluster. Anyway, I livre the character and will always be grateful to John Logan for giving the role to Eva Green, this gorgeously courageous actor! Thanks Eva Green!
O blog publica hoje nosso primeiro guest post ever! Quem assume o teclado Ă© minha amiga Paula Carvalho, jornalista, historiadora e mestranda em histĂłria (com uma pesquisa sobre o explorador âŠ
âŠoften women arenât allowed to be characters in history, they have to be stereotypes. Cleopatra was a poet and a philosopher, she was incredibly good at maths; she wasnât that much of a looker. But when we think of her, we think: big breasted seductress bathing in milk. Often, even when women have made their mark and they are remembered by history, we are offered a fantasy version of their lives.
Dr. Bettany Hughes on womenâs absence from history, and the ways historians need to actively put women back into the narrative. (via thepoliticalnotebook)

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10 times the Jessica Jones twitter account destroyed its haters. The dig at that last oneâs profile pic is spot on.
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Absolute genius. -Emily