Lothor Brune is seriously one of the most understated combatants in the books. He’s said to have cut through half a hundred men at arms and captured/killed multiple skilled knights. He’s also one of little fingers right hand men, and little finger would never keep someone so close to his side that wasn’t uncommonly skilled. We don’t know much of his other exploits, but from the little that we know he’s a decent jouster, and a very skilled sword fighter
Dark Horse Records has announced the upcoming release of a new best-of album from The Clash legend, Joe Strummer. ‘Assembly’ arrives Friday 26th March 2021 on gatefold 2xLP black vinyl, CD and digitally for streaming and download.
‘Assembly’ showcases carefully curated singles, fan favourites, and archival rarities from the Joe Strummer solo catalogue, including ‘Coma Girl’, ‘Johnny Appleseed’ and ‘Yalla Yalla’ (with The Mescaleros), to his iconic rendition of Bob Marley’s ‘Redemption Song’ and soundtrack contributions like ‘Love Kills’ (from the 1986 film, Sid and Nancy). This 16-track compilation features three previously unreleased versions of classic Clash tracks, including the never-before-heard ‘Junco Partner (Acoustic)’ and electrifying live performances of ‘Rudie Can’t Fail’ and ‘I Fought The Law’, the latter two of which were recorded by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros at London’s Brixton Academy on November 24, 2001. In addition, ‘Assembly’ includes exclusive liner notes written especially for this collection by lifelong Strummer fan, Jakob Dylan.
Punk poet, musician, composer, actor, and style icon, Joe Strummer spent his life smashing musical and cultural boundaries both as the singer of The Clash and as a solo artist. His songs sound as urgent and vital today as when they were written. Calling out social injustices and giving a voice to the struggles of the working class, Strummer’s politically charged lyrics struck a chord with legions of fans and the press alike, with Rolling Stone calling The Clash “the greatest rock & roll band in the world.” “People can change anything they want to,” he famously once said, “and that means everything in the world.” Through his art, Joe Strummer played his part in shaping the musical landscape of the world and with it left an unrivalled and timeless legacy.
Last year saw Strummer’s iconic life and music commemorated with A Song For Joe: Celebrating the Birthday of Joe Strummer a star-studded global live stream featuring performances and testimonials from an array of friends, fans, and musical followers, including Bruce Springsteen, Jeff Tweedy, Bob Weir, Lucinda Williams, Josh Homme, Tom Morello, Jim Jarmusch, members of The Strokes, Brian Fallon, Steve Buscemi, and many more. The free event benefitted the National Independent Venue Association’s (NIVA) #SaveOurStages campaign to preserve and nurture the ecosystem of independent live event ven
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Is CLOV the true Dark Horse???
The technical setup:
It is rumored that over 50% of the available float is current shorted. However there is evidence 95% of the available float is in shorted-interests positions. The reason for the in discrepancy is because of they way they are counting Greenoaks capital’s holdings.
Greenoak’s shares are being counted and listed as a part of the available 155m float, however it has been uncovered that Greenoaks holds 93m in Class B shares that are convertible to class A. None of the shares have been converted, the paper work to covert the shares has not been filed and the shares are not currently available. At the same time these facts have surfaced, there has been a big and coordinated push to suppress CLOV from trending. FUD has ran rampant this 1.5 weeks… it raised eyebrows when BoA coincidentally downgraded the stock.. as momentum began to spike up…. It should be noted that BoA has a decent short-interest position…
Connecting the dots…
In recent weeks as institutions have been under the radar adding and accumulating short positions in growth sectors on a separate but related trending topic “inflation” we have been witness to wall-street has been sounding the dog-whistle about inflation and how it’s not transitory. Those of you who know the markets and understand cyclicals know that these institutions and HF managers have been in collusion on convincing the FED to raise rates….They know that would cause a market cool down to promote a rotation out of growth sectors. This is an efforts to drive the sector down so they can successfully close positions and make money on the pullback. The fed didn’t raise rates and those institutions and funds that prematurely took positions are nervous that they could be the next Melvin Capital if they get over leveraged in short-interest positions…
Digging into the #’s
CLOV short interest is speculated to be above 90%.. but even at reported levels of +50% the stock is way over shorted, if/when that information gets out it will warrant a feeding aka buying frenzy..
I challenge everyone to take a little time and do your own DD..
Here is the Link to the 13G SEC filing that show Greenoaks Capital Partners shares as class b:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001801170/000090266421001020/p21-0536sc13g.htm
Giving further validity to this, it is rumored that CLOV was left off the 2021 Russell 2000 rebalance list due to not having enough voting shares available among its c
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I know the campaign wrap up episode put a neat ribbon on this absolute gift of a story, but i would love to see a bit more come from the tales of these unsung heroes. I won't use any specific examples, for fear of spoilers, but there are SO many opportunities to follow up on these characters and their lives after the adventure. Vox Machina Origins was fantastic because we came in late to the campaign; with the Mighty Nein, we learned so much about where they came from, and we saw the origins of their group; let's see some post-credits scenes!
West II is built around a clear dichotomy between the two major western Claimants, Hanno and Cordelia Hasenbach. Each feels betrayed by the other, and their solutions to winning the war seem to fall along similar, terrible lines.
Cordelia -Losing the political battle, no longer able to keep a lid on general unrest. -Planning on setting off the nuke that is the ealamal. A kinda Evil-ish route to victory.
Hanno -Losing the martial battle, no longer able to hold the dead to the northern principalities. -Praying/begging for help, most recently from Kreios. Definitely Good.
The shape here is for one or the other to triumph, taking the Name of Warden of the West/First Prince. Cordelia was already offered that name and declined it, but Cat has warned that the offer would come again. Morally, Cordelia is definitely a lot more gray than she was a few months ago, so there's probably a decent chance that if she get's the Name it'll be in service of the Gods Below. It seems like a pretty straightforward fight for the soul of what Procer will be.
However, neither of these two can actually hold Procer in the years to come. Cordelia's already burned through every scrap of political capital she had holding the country together, and the principalities that put her in power have been conquered/depopulated by the Dead King. Hanno, beyond not being Proceran, is spectacularly bad at politics. Peasants could put him on the throne, but I doubt he'd stay there long.
There is however a potential candidate that isn't aligned with either Cordelia or Hanno. Rozala Malanza. Head of the former anti-Cordelia power block and "one of the finest generals left to Procer" (Cordelia, Book 7 Intro). She also has a notable grudge against the Chosen, having spent more than five minutes in the Saint of Swords's company. The latest update puts her Lyonis, bordering Salia.
It's not clear if Rozala has the narrative weight/political backing to step between Cordelia and Hanno and become Procer's neutral/non-named ruler in the Age of Order, but the potential is there.
Full Interview link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_NNTVJzqtY&t=0s
You can go, and see that it was deleted because "YouTube community guidelines infringement". This fuckers truly want to maintain control. This piss me off. We must keep the fight against censorship at all cost. They don't want you to know, they want full obedience.
Save every piece of information You got: videos, audio, texts, everything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn_b4NRTB6k
COVID, Ivermectin, and the Crime of the Century: DarkHorse Podcast with Pierre Kory & Bret Weinstein
UPDATE: Youtube censored it. Still available here: https://covid19criticalcare.com/videos-and-press/flccc-releases/covid-ivermectin-and-the-crime-of-the-century-podcast-with-dr-pierre-kory/
Many people in the footballing world are not overtly familiar with the Italian National team, and may not have even known they existed until the nation qualified for this summers tournament. As a calcio SC curva sud mamma mia AS ultra from the rural village of bolasgna, I have decided to write a post detailing the journey that my home nation has taken to reach this historic moment, and why we are dark horse to win the whole tournament!
Part 1: The Country
Many people even in developed countries will be unfamiliar with our nation, though that's understandable. With only 60 million people, and a small land area of 300,000 square kilometres, the measly peninsula that is our country shares borders with traditional powerhouses of the game such as France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, San Marino and Vatican City (a lot of countries to border for such a small nation!).
Many people attribute dishes such as pasta, pizza and lasagne to us, but in fact it was the Greeks who invented all of those recipes and we do not claim any of those dishes as our own. In fact our biggest achievement is winning EuroVision 2021, though if I'm being honest I think the judges just wanted an underdog to win, we were blessed to have been invited to such a prestigious competition in the first place and were just happy to be there alongside other great European countries like Australia!
Part 2: Football history
The San Siro football stadium, generally not known by anyone outside of the country unless you're a real nerd for these sort of things, is our home ground. Though it is old and a bit of a 'spicy meat-a-ball-a' (local slang for shithole).
Some of our players who have made it professional include Gianluigi Buffon, Roberto Baggio, Andrea Pirlo, Alessandro Del Piero, Paolo Maldini and Francesco Totti. You may not have heard of them as they usually stay in Italy to play, but some have been lucky enough to afford a visa and plane ticket to play in other nations. That's just how it is in Italy, most are too poor and helpless to play elsewhere.
With only 4 world cup titles there isn't much to show for in the department of major trophies :(.
Part 3: Euro 2020
Now for the fun part. No one expected us to qualify for the Euro's, they said we were too small and would struggle to field 11 players with professional contracts. But by some miracle of god, we did, and not only did we field a full team, but we actually won against much stronger teams like Liechtenstein and Armenia t
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