Miss saigon and i
By Angélique Chu
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Make-up is art
Model: Camila Saenz Location: Monseigneur J A Richard Park, Verdun “Make-up is art” shows that we are a masterpiece Make-up is an extra tool to accentuate the beauty of every human being. By Andrea Montes
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A Poem on Addiction: Paint Thinner
My heart murmurs with the hum of cicadas I’m on fire the way they made us I spin in circles around and around again Huff down the air as the screams begin I’m unstoppable as I ride this night bus My fingertips graze along stars as my eyes set upon mars I’m flying above, walking along the cusp The cracks upon the pavement fall from beneath The descent of chemicals calls from Hell’s gates I am nothing, I am forced to wait “I’ve come close so many…
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Ode to Trump (a satire)
Very Very Close “Proud Boys stand back and stand by” Tremendous Tension “Forest Management” “We need immaculate air” Oil Industry “We are fighting it” “I caught it. I learned a lot” “It’s going away” “Prison reform bill” “criminal justice reform” “I took care of Black…” “nobody tougher” “on Russia than Donald Trump.” Good relationship Mr. President “Did you just use the word smart” You forgot the name By Hue Bean
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“Ramblings of a lunatic”
Going mad from writer’s block, hysteria at 1 am, the calm settles and I let the words flow out of my brain, my fingers have a conscience of their own I feel like I could go on forever, or at least until I fall asleep the only time my brain is silent, completely, utterly, silent. By Sophie Dufresne This poem was inspired by the song “Ramblings of a lunatic” by Bears In Trees
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Zen 3 Launch and Zen History in Relation to Intel.
(This article is for people who are already familiar with the basics of CPU’s. If you are not familiar, it may be challenging to understand.) AMD, one of the largest tech companies, has recently unveiled their new CPU’s, which are based on the revised zen 2 architecture and have completely obliterated their biggest competitor, Intel. Ever since zen 1 came out, AMD has been getting better and better with every revision; zen 1 came out with more cores for less than the competition, but that did not mean…
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So Your Country Is on The Brink of War
I’m an American, specifically from Florida. My citizenship seems to shock people, as I am not, as you say, a “bootlicker”. It has been years since I have returned to the states, though it will always be home. As I write this on election night, I must admit that I am filled with anxiety and fear. I fear that Fascism will overtake the country. I fear that a demagogue will be re-elected. I fear that my country will go back fifty years. I fear that more shall unnecessarily perish from…
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The Great Day of His Wrath: Appreciating the beauty of chaos
The painting on display at the Tate Museum in London is a personal favourite. I fell in love instantly when I discovered it. I immediately needed to know more about the artist behind the masterpiece. John Martin, a Romantic painter, is known for his depictions of Hell and Heaven, as well as for his paintings of Biblical scenes of apocalypse and chaos. I was always a fan of religious art because the various perceptions of the concept of…
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I’M NOT CELEBRATING THE DEMOCRATS’ WIN
November 7th, 2020 will be a day to remember in History, or whatever the liberals said. In the United States of America, white supremacist, fundamentalist neofascism was soundly defeated. Sure, it was replaced by multiracial, authoritarian neoliberalism. Who cares? The Nazi’s gone. Actually, as a prison abolitionist, feminist, leftist, human being, you name it, I care. I care quite a lot, frankly. After the Democratic party’s successful herculean efforts to stomp a grassroots, working-class led, progressive movement powered by Bernie Sanders and burned it to the ground in order…
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