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Hola, soy de #Mazatlan #sinaloa la tierra que no se gentrifica. Me gusta pensar los afectos y criticar al sistema.
Estoy cansado de usar tuiter y las rrss hegemónicas. Desde hace poco no puedo dejar de sentir que todas mis interacciones son solo datos vendibles y mercancías para los tecno oligarcas.
En mi contexto no hay casi nadie que esté en el #fediverso pero quiero empezar a picar piedra. Veo que hay gente muy interesante y deseo construir una red.
Gracias #juntas
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La infancia a través de los ojos de Mazapán: “Hay que atreverse a mostrarle todo -y lo mejor- al niño” | vía #UChileRadio
#ceciliaalamos #figurafundamentaldelamusicachilena2024 #mazapán #premiopresidentedelarepublicaalamusicanacional #scd #sociedadchilenadeautoreseintérpretesmusicales #victoriacarvallo
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La infancia a través de los ojos de Mazapán: “Hay que atreverse a mostrarle todo -y lo mejor- al niño” | vía #UChileRadio
#ceciliaalamos #figurafundamentaldelamusicachilena2024 #mazapán #premiopresidentedelarepublicaalamusicanacional #scd #sociedadchilenadeautoreseintérpretesmusicales #victoriacarvallo
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🚨 Nuevo cañonero 🚨
Anderson Duarte llega a reforzar al Mazatlán F.C. para el Clausura 2025.
El uruguayo es campeón mundial Sub 20 con la Selección Nacional de Uruguay.
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🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA 🚨
Samir Caetano es nuevo jugador de Mazatlán F.C. como refuerzo para el Clausura 2025.
El futbolista brasileño cuenta con experiencia en Europa y en el futbol mexicano.
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Lowen – Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran [Things You Might Have Missed 2024]
By Kenstrosity
My biggest regret of 2024 when it comes to my metallic ingestions is missing Lowen’s incredible sophomore effort, Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran. You may ask why I went so long without giving it a go, but if you look at its early October release date and the general state of life in my region at that time, you’ll understand. In another timeline, I would have spun Demons until it fell to dust in my hands, handily securing it a Top Five slot on my Top Ten(ish) of the year. It’s just that good.
This is my first time with Lowen, so I can’t speak to how Demons compares to their debut. But I can say one thing for certain: doom rarely feels as massive as this. Boasting a nasty guitar tone that I’d sooner expect from bands like Temple of Void or Hate Eternal, swaggering rhythms, mystical storytelling, and the omnipotent power pipes of lead vocalist Nina Saeidi, Lowen’s second tome commands my undivided attention. Supplemented by multilingual passages, tasteful strings supplied by guest cellist Arianna Mahsayeh, and a cavalcade of ten-ton riffs courtesy of lead guitarist Shem Lucas, Demons shines as an unqualified triumph the likes of which I’ve not heard since Fvneral Fvkk’s Carnal Confessions.
With Demons, Lowen’s singular songwriting and unique voice becomes the focus of their mission, and therein lies their greatest strength. Razor sharp hooks and multitudinous forking paths weave intricately between each and every one of Demons’ six acts, forming a richly detailed and deeply fascinating tapestry which evokes in equal measure an awestruck reverence and a debilitating sense of dread. In turn, listening to Demons equates to witnessing a cataclysmic armageddon so blinding in its terrible beauty as to hypnotize every synapse, siphoning my spirit and betrothing it unconditionally to Lowen. Devastating.
Lowen’s inspired performances imbue that otherworldly magic which propels Demons’ ascension to godhood. Nina plays no small part in this. Piercing through all defenses from the first note of “Corruption on Earth” and razing all before her with the brassy clarity of her siren call, Nina proves her absolute mastery of the vocal instrument (“Waging War Against God,” “The Seed that Dreamed of its Own Creation”). Shem’s ever-shifting, jagged riffs routinely challenge the boundary between doom metal and death metal, providing a palpable sense of danger to the affair (“Corruption on Earth,” “May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”). Session drummer Cal Constantine grounds and pounds in concert with Shem’s destructive guitars, relentlessly pummeling the pocket at every opportunity and maximizing impact with every passing minute (“Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran,” “Ghazal for the Embrace of Fire”). Arianna’s delicate cello may not feature often, but when it does you take notice of its unique beauty, proffering a lulling contrast to the sheer heft of Demons’ core sound (“May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”).
By all accounts, I should not have missed Lowen’s Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran. It feels criminal to have left it out of rotation for so long.1 Shame floods my heart and regret saturates my mind. For now that I’ve experienced Demons in all its glory, I can only wonder with great incredulity how Lowen follow this up. One thing’s for sure, I’ll be waiting for it with bated breath.
Tracks to Check Out: “Corruption on Earth,” “Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran” “Waging War Against God,” “May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”
#2024 #DoNotGoToWarWithTheDemonsOfMazandaran #DoomMetal #FvneralFvkk #HateEternal #Lowen #ProgressiveMetal #Review #Reviews #TempleOfVoid #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed2024 #UKMetal
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Lowen – Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran [Things You Might Have Missed 2024]
By Kenstrosity
My biggest regret of 2024 when it comes to my metallic ingestions is missing Lowen’s incredible sophomore effort, Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran. You may ask why I went so long without giving it a go, but if you look at its early October release date and the general state of life in my region at that time, you’ll understand. In another timeline, I would have spun Demons until it fell to dust in my hands, handily securing it a Top Five slot on my Top Ten(ish) of the year. It’s just that good.
This is my first time with Lowen, so I can’t speak to how Demons compares to their debut. But I can say one thing for certain: doom rarely feels as massive as this. Boasting a nasty guitar tone that I’d sooner expect from bands like Temple of Void or Hate Eternal, swaggering rhythms, mystical storytelling, and the omnipotent power pipes of lead vocalist Nina Saeidi, Lowen’s second tome commands my undivided attention. Supplemented by multilingual passages, tasteful strings supplied by guest cellist Arianna Mahsayeh, and a cavalcade of ten-ton riffs courtesy of lead guitarist Shem Lucas, Demons shines as an unqualified triumph the likes of which I’ve not heard since Fvneral Fvkk’s Carnal Confessions.
With Demons, Lowen’s singular songwriting and unique voice becomes the focus of their mission, and therein lies their greatest strength. Razor sharp hooks and multitudinous forking paths weave intricately between each and every one of Demons’ six acts, forming a richly detailed and deeply fascinating tapestry which evokes in equal measure an awestruck reverence and a debilitating sense of dread. In turn, listening to Demons equates to witnessing a cataclysmic armageddon so blinding in its terrible beauty as to hypnotize every synapse, siphoning my spirit and betrothing it unconditionally to Lowen. Devastating.
Lowen’s inspired performances imbue that otherworldly magic which propels Demons’ ascension to godhood. Nina plays no small part in this. Piercing through all defenses from the first note of “Corruption on Earth” and razing all before her with the brassy clarity of her siren call, Nina proves her absolute mastery of the vocal instrument (“Waging War Against God,” “The Seed that Dreamed of its Own Creation”). Shem’s ever-shifting, jagged riffs routinely challenge the boundary between doom metal and death metal, providing a palpable sense of danger to the affair (“Corruption on Earth,” “May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”). Session drummer Cal Constantine grounds and pounds in concert with Shem’s destructive guitars, relentlessly pummeling the pocket at every opportunity and maximizing impact with every passing minute (“Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran,” “Ghazal for the Embrace of Fire”). Arianna’s delicate cello may not feature often, but when it does you take notice of its unique beauty, proffering a lulling contrast to the sheer heft of Demons’ core sound (“May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”).
By all accounts, I should not have missed Lowen’s Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran. It feels criminal to have left it out of rotation for so long.1 Shame floods my heart and regret saturates my mind. For now that I’ve experienced Demons in all its glory, I can only wonder with great incredulity how Lowen follow this up. One thing’s for sure, I’ll be waiting for it with bated breath.
Tracks to Check Out: “Corruption on Earth,” “Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran” “Waging War Against God,” “May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”
#2024 #DoNotGoToWarWithTheDemonsOfMazandaran #DoomMetal #FvneralFvkk #HateEternal #Lowen #ProgressiveMetal #Review #Reviews #TempleOfVoid #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed2024 #UKMetal
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Lowen – Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran [Things You Might Have Missed 2024]
By Kenstrosity
My biggest regret of 2024 when it comes to my metallic ingestions is missing Lowen’s incredible sophomore effort, Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran. You may ask why I went so long without giving it a go, but if you look at its early October release date and the general state of life in my region at that time, you’ll understand. In another timeline, I would have spun Demons until it fell to dust in my hands, handily securing it a Top Five slot on my Top Ten(ish) of the year. It’s just that good.
This is my first time with Lowen, so I can’t speak to how Demons compares to their debut. But I can say one thing for certain: doom rarely feels as massive as this. Boasting a nasty guitar tone that I’d sooner expect from bands like Temple of Void or Hate Eternal, swaggering rhythms, mystical storytelling, and the omnipotent power pipes of lead vocalist Nina Saeidi, Lowen’s second tome commands my undivided attention. Supplemented by multilingual passages, tasteful strings supplied by guest cellist Arianna Mahsayeh, and a cavalcade of ten-ton riffs courtesy of lead guitarist Shem Lucas, Demons shines as an unqualified triumph the likes of which I’ve not heard since Fvneral Fvkk’s Carnal Confessions.
With Demons, Lowen’s singular songwriting and unique voice becomes the focus of their mission, and therein lies their greatest strength. Razor sharp hooks and multitudinous forking paths weave intricately between each and every one of Demons’ six acts, forming a richly detailed and deeply fascinating tapestry which evokes in equal measure an awestruck reverence and a debilitating sense of dread. In turn, listening to Demons equates to witnessing a cataclysmic armageddon so blinding in its terrible beauty as to hypnotize every synapse, siphoning my spirit and betrothing it unconditionally to Lowen. Devastating.
Lowen’s inspired performances imbue that otherworldly magic which propels Demons’ ascension to godhood. Nina plays no small part in this. Piercing through all defenses from the first note of “Corruption on Earth” and razing all before her with the brassy clarity of her siren call, Nina proves her absolute mastery of the vocal instrument (“Waging War Against God,” “The Seed that Dreamed of its Own Creation”). Shem’s ever-shifting, jagged riffs routinely challenge the boundary between doom metal and death metal, providing a palpable sense of danger to the affair (“Corruption on Earth,” “May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”). Session drummer Cal Constantine grounds and pounds in concert with Shem’s destructive guitars, relentlessly pummeling the pocket at every opportunity and maximizing impact with every passing minute (“Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran,” “Ghazal for the Embrace of Fire”). Arianna’s delicate cello may not feature often, but when it does you take notice of its unique beauty, proffering a lulling contrast to the sheer heft of Demons’ core sound (“May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”).
By all accounts, I should not have missed Lowen’s Do Not Go to War with the Demons of Mazandaran. It feels criminal to have left it out of rotation for so long.1 Shame floods my heart and regret saturates my mind. For now that I’ve experienced Demons in all its glory, I can only wonder with great incredulity how Lowen follow this up. One thing’s for sure, I’ll be waiting for it with bated breath.
Tracks to Check Out: “Corruption on Earth,” “Najang Bah Divhayeh Mazandaran” “Waging War Against God,” “May Your Ghost Drink Pure Water”
#2024 #DoNotGoToWarWithTheDemonsOfMazandaran #DoomMetal #FvneralFvkk #HateEternal #Lowen #ProgressiveMetal #Review #Reviews #TempleOfVoid #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed2024 #UKMetal
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Victoria de la U 😎
Tigres venció a Mazatlán por dos goles en la Jornada 2 del Clausura 2025.
Jesús Garza y Fernando Gorriarán fueron los autores de los goles, aunque se habla de un posible autogol de Hugo González ¿Tú qué opinas?
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Victoria de la U 😎
Tigres venció a Mazatlán por dos goles en la Jornada 2 del Clausura 2025.
Jesús Garza y Fernando Gorriarán fueron los autores de los goles, aunque se habla de un posible autogol de Hugo González ¿Tú qué opinas?
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Victoria de la U 😎
Tigres venció a Mazatlán por dos goles en la Jornada 2 del Clausura 2025.
Jesús Garza y Fernando Gorriarán fueron los autores de los goles, aunque se habla de un posible autogol de Hugo González ¿Tú qué opinas?
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Victoria de la U 😎
Tigres venció a Mazatlán por dos goles en la Jornada 2 del Clausura 2025.
Jesús Garza y Fernando Gorriarán fueron los autores de los goles, aunque se habla de un posible autogol de Hugo González ¿Tú qué opinas?
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Victoria de la U 😎
Tigres venció a Mazatlán por dos goles en la Jornada 2 del Clausura 2025.
Jesús Garza y Fernando Gorriarán fueron los autores de los goles, aunque se habla de un posible autogol de Hugo González ¿Tú qué opinas?
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Victoria de la U 😎
Tigres venció a Mazatlán por dos goles en la Jornada 2 del Clausura 2025.
Jesús Garza y Fernando Gorriarán fueron los autores de los goles, aunque se habla de un posible autogol de Hugo González ¿Tú qué opinas?
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Todo listo 😎
Con estas alineaciones saldrán Tigres y Mazatlán a su encuentro de la Jornada 2 del Clausura 2025.
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The Shipwreck of Zaghemarz, Mazandaran, Iran: Archaeology, Archaeobotany and Absolute Dating of an Eighteenth-Century Vessel of the Caspian Sea
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11457-024-09430-6
#history #ancienthistory #archaeology #MaritimeHistory #maritimearchaeology #iran
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The report is based on records obtained from #Trump’s fmr accounting firm, #Mazars USA, along w/corresponding special waivers authorizing the #SecretService to make payments above normal govt rates.
When EricTrump visited the hotel on Feb 22, 2018, 2 of the rooms the Secret Service rented were charged at $895 each, 450% more than the govt rate. The same evening, >100 rooms at the 263-room hotel were rented out at rates lower than $895, “including at least one room rented out for just $150.”
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The report is based on records obtained from #Trump’s fmr accounting firm, #Mazars USA, along w/corresponding special waivers authorizing the #SecretService to make payments above normal govt rates.
When EricTrump visited the hotel on Feb 22, 2018, 2 of the rooms the Secret Service rented were charged at $895 each, 450% more than the govt rate. The same evening, >100 rooms at the 263-room hotel were rented out at rates lower than $895, “including at least one room rented out for just $150.”
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The report is based on records obtained from #Trump’s fmr accounting firm, #Mazars USA, along w/corresponding special waivers authorizing the #SecretService to make payments above normal govt rates.
When EricTrump visited the hotel on Feb 22, 2018, 2 of the rooms the Secret Service rented were charged at $895 each, 450% more than the govt rate. The same evening, >100 rooms at the 263-room hotel were rented out at rates lower than $895, “including at least one room rented out for just $150.”
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The report is based on records obtained from #Trump’s fmr accounting firm, #Mazars USA, along w/corresponding special waivers authorizing the #SecretService to make payments above normal govt rates.
When EricTrump visited the hotel on Feb 22, 2018, 2 of the rooms the Secret Service rented were charged at $895 each, 450% more than the govt rate. The same evening, >100 rooms at the 263-room hotel were rented out at rates lower than $895, “including at least one room rented out for just $150.”
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The report is based on records obtained from #Trump’s fmr accounting firm, #Mazars USA, along w/corresponding special waivers authorizing the #SecretService to make payments above normal govt rates.
When EricTrump visited the hotel on Feb 22, 2018, 2 of the rooms the Secret Service rented were charged at $895 each, 450% more than the govt rate. The same evening, >100 rooms at the 263-room hotel were rented out at rates lower than $895, “including at least one room rented out for just $150.”
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Re #DonaldTrumpJr, Robert pointed to his testimony about his process for certifying the statements of financial condition. Jr didn't recall specifics, but testified that he would have sat w/the finance team at the #TrumpOrganization, or #Mazars accountants, & asked them questions.
Jr said if those individuals, w/their expertise, convinced him that everything was fine, he would have signed the certifications of #Trump's statements of financial condition.
(See above about what actually occurred)
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#Weisselberg is shown this clause from his agreement w/ #Mazars.
"We have not knowingly withheld from you any financial records or related data that in our judgment would be relevant to your compilation”Throughout the case, #Trump & his co-defendants have argued the #appraisals not listed on #financial statements weren't material.
Solomon notes that the clause above doesn't have the word "material."
Weisselberg agrees.
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#Weisselberg is shown this clause from his agreement w/ #Mazars.
"We have not knowingly withheld from you any financial records or related data that in our judgment would be relevant to your compilation”Throughout the case, #Trump & his co-defendants have argued the #appraisals not listed on #financial statements weren't material.
Solomon notes that the clause above doesn't have the word "material."
Weisselberg agrees.
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#Weisselberg is shown this clause from his agreement w/ #Mazars.
"We have not knowingly withheld from you any financial records or related data that in our judgment would be relevant to your compilation”Throughout the case, #Trump & his co-defendants have argued the #appraisals not listed on #financial statements weren't material.
Solomon notes that the clause above doesn't have the word "material."
Weisselberg agrees.