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MDMRN

Today's Thursday Five List theme comes from @satsuma and it's "Five Kisses" - songs about significant kisses.

So, let's do this thing.

3OH!3 (pronounced "three oh three") ft Kesha - My First Kiss song.link/i/377809926

Pearl Jam - Last Kiss song.link/us/i/158051176

Dua Lipa and Blackpink - Kiss and Make Up song.link/us/i/1434849693

They Might Be Giants - First Kiss song.link/us/i/674893899

TRI.BE - Kiss song.link/us/i/1637029090

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Songlink/OdesliMy First Kiss by 3OH!3, Ke$haListen now on your favorite streaming service. Powered by Songlink/Odesli, an on-demand, customizable smart link service to help you share songs, albums, podcasts and more.
#Music#FiveKisses#ThursdayFiveList
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DoomsdaysCW

#StandingRock Chair: #EnergyTransfer's Lawsuit Against #Greenpeace: 'Frivolous,'
Seeks to Silence #Tribe and #Allies

"The #DakotaAccessPipeline, referred to in our prophecy as the #BlackSnake, has come to harm our land, our water and our people." -- Standing Rock Chairwoman #JanetAlkire

By #BrendaNorrell, #CensoredNews, March 4, 2025

STANDING ROCK NATION, #NorthDakota -- "In the case now before the district court in North Dakota, Energy Transfer versus Greenpeace, Standing Rock Chairwoman Janet Alkire blasted Energy
Transfer with the facts and made it clear that the #StandingRockNation led the resistance to Dakota Access Pipeline.

"Chairwoman Alkire said Dakota Access Pipeline destroyed #BurialGrounds, brought in #SecurityForces and #LawEnforcement that brutalized peaceful #protesters, and has already had a spill at Standing Rock -- while the pipeline is concealing its devastating safety records.

"'From the beginning, Energy Transfer has engaged in a security battle, secrecy battle and #propaganda battle against our Tribe,' Alkire said.

"'It promotes lies and propaganda to discredit our Tribe and our good faith concerns with DAPL’s impacts on our Reservation environment, and the global climate. Part of the attack on our Tribe is to attack our allies.'

"'Today, Energy Transfer is taking Greenpeace to court, frivolously alleging defamation and seeking money damages, designed to shut down all voice supporting Standing Rock.'"

bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/03
#ReaderSupportedNews #StandWithStandingRock #WaterIsLife #NoDAPL #KelcyWarren #Trump #BigOil #CorporateColonialism #BigOilAndGas #EnvironmentalRacism #StandingRock #SLAPPs #NoDAPL #WaterIsLife #SLAPPsLawsuits #SilencingDissent #ACAB #EnergyTransfer #UnicornRiot #CriminalizingDissent #ACAB #Blackwater #ErikPrince

bsnorrell.blogspot.comStanding Rock Chair: Energy Transfer's Lawsuit Against Greenpeace: 'Frivolous,' Seeks to Silence Tribe and AlliesCensored News is a service to grassroots Indigenous Peoples engaged in resistance and upholding human rights.
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Florian Launette
In my street portraits in Vietnam, I wanted to pay tribute to "modern street photography", this photographic culture born in the USA and nourished by modern and committed street photographs from 1935 to 1965. By setting up a black canvas, I wanted to add a new intention to the heart of a lively street in a small Vietnamese town.
The idea of ​​setting up an outdoor photo studio in the streets of this mountain community offered me a unique opportunity to document and celebrate the ethnic diversity of Vietnam. Women, men, old people, artisans, simple passers-by agreed to come and share a moment with this funny European photographer and his lens. A background, an optic, a light source and the authenticity of the subtle art of portraiture. Of the encounter. Of the other.
I loved that these people, from diverse and varied ethnicities, were proud and curious to share their heritage, and that they willingly took part in this photographic experience. Together, we tried to create a photographic initiative that transcends art by having a significant social impact. The art of the street photographer is not so much to be, during a brief moment of eternity, the master of time and space, it is above all to highlight often unknown stories that promote intercultural understanding. Portraits become visual ambassadors of diversity and inclusivity.

How I took this photo ? : Canon R3 EF70-200 f/2,8 at 100 mm 1/500e f5,6 Iso 1600 Manual Raw
#photo #art #vietnam #vietnamese #vietnamtravel #urban #studiowork #streetphotography #streetart #photography #portrait #digitalportrait #digitalart #digital #opensource #pixelfed #lookalikefilm #filmstyle #market #travel #vibes #travelphotography #traditionalart #florianlaunette #love #peaceful #ilovephotography #digitalart #studio #studiowork #people #women #woman #photography #canon #canonphotography #canonphotographers #lookargentik #traditional #peopleinthestreet #tribe
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Florian Launette
In my street portraits in Vietnam, I wanted to pay tribute to "modern street photography", this photographic culture born in the USA and nourished by modern and committed street photographs from 1935 to 1965. By setting up a black canvas, I wanted to add a new intention to the heart of a lively street in a small Vietnamese town.
The idea of ​​setting up an outdoor photo studio in the streets of this mountain community offered me a unique opportunity to document and celebrate the ethnic diversity of Vietnam. Women, men, old people, artisans, simple passers-by agreed to come and share a moment with this funny European photographer and his lens. A background, an optic, a light source and the authenticity of the subtle art of portraiture. Of the encounter. Of the other.
I loved that these people, from diverse and varied ethnicities, were proud and curious to share their heritage, and that they willingly took part in this photographic experience. Together, we tried to create a photographic initiative that transcends art by having a significant social impact. The art of the street photographer is not so much to be, during a brief moment of eternity, the master of time and space, it is above all to highlight often unknown stories that promote intercultural understanding. Portraits become visual ambassadors of diversity and inclusivity.

How I took this photo ? : Canon R3 EF70-200 f/2,8 at 100 mm 1/500e f5,6 Iso 1600 Manual Raw
#photo #art #vietnam #vietnamese #vietnamtravel #urban #studiowork #streetphotography #streetart #photography #portrait #digitalportrait #digitalart #digital #opensource #pixelfed #lookalikefilm #filmstyle #market #travel #vibes #travelphotography #traditionalart #florianlaunette #love #peaceful #ilovephotography #digitalart #studio #studiowork #people #women #woman #photography #canon #canonphotography #canonphotographers #lookargentik #traditional #people #tribe
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Gladwyn d’Souza

: A lawyer for the , Norman Littell, wrote then-Attorney General Robert F. in 1961, warning of the dire future he saw if that were the outcome. “This grave loss to the tribe will preclude future development of the and otherwise prevent the beneficial development of the reservation intended by the Congress,” Littell wrote.

From: @ProPublica
newsie.social/@ProPublica/1112

NewsieProPublica (@ProPublica@newsie.social)Western States Opposed #Tribes’ Access to the #Colorado River 70 Years Ago. #History Is Repeating Itself. == Records unearthed by a University of Virginia professor shed new light on states’ vocal opposition in the 1950s to tribes claiming their share of the river. Today, many are still fighting to secure #water. https://www.propublica.org/article/states-tribes-water-rights-history-repeating-itself?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=mastodon-post
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Gladwyn d’Souza

The legal battle, one of the tribe’s largest expenses in recent years, resulted in May 2022 with the court awarding less than a third of the water sought by the Hopi Tribe. That was the amount needed, the court said, “to provide a permanent homeland.”

“I would define it as modern-day ,” Nuvangyaoma said. “Withholding , which is for the , until an undetermined time is really a position to kill off a that’s been here since immemorial.”

propublica.org/article/arizona

ProPublicaIn Arizona Water Ruling, the Hopi Tribe Sees Limits on Its FutureArizona's unique method for awarding water to tribes was supposed to open up economic possibilities beyond farming for the Hopi Tribe. Instead, the tribe says it has dashed their dreams of building a thriving homeland.
#fossilfuel#colonialim#Peabody
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