a mix about cats, love, breakfast and being tired

apparently, some of my old track were missing so here’s a little mix for you ! also, the first track is something i made yesterday, it’s about partying alone in the future

hope you enjoy ^_^

♥ tracklist ♥

summer party 3017 (unreleased) (00:00)
we’ll be together (02:32)
i think we should break up (06:18)
morning coffee (08:06)
don’t cry kate (09:04)
goodbye earth, i’m taking my spaceship to explore the universe (12:03)
so long (14:00)
i don’t know and i don’t want to know (15:18)
the cat told me how to make chillwave music (18:12)
when you think about her and your brain says “no don’t do that”(21:25)

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Best Drum & Bass Mix 2019 (Melodic/Uplifting/Liquid)

Best of drum and bass mix 2019. Our Fourth year, and our biggest dnb mix so far🎵! Enjoy the long journey :). Thanks again to redemptive for mixing.

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►Tracklist:
0:00 Netsky & Stargate – Nobody (Lexurus Bootleg)
2:12 High Maintenance – Breathe In ft. Ayah Marar
3:53 Raise Spirit – The Temple
6:20 T & Sugah x NCT – Say To Me
7:56 Dawn Wall – Blinded
9:24 Bop & Subwave – City Lights
11:36 Dossa & Locuzzed – Slap!
13:47 Polar Youth ft. Georgie Allen – All Night (Metrik Remix)
15:39 Feint – Defiant (ft. Laura Brehm)
17:04 Itro – Promises
18:08 Urbandawn – Sleeping Awake
19:58 Djah – Dialogue
21:45 Crissy Criss – Need You Now
23:35 Maduk & Dennis Pedersen – Miles Apart (Instrumental)
25:04 Dawn Wall – Rain God
26:55 Logistics – Signs ft. Changing Faces
28:42 Macca & Loz Contreras – Woman Like This
30:34 Andromedik – Forever
32:48 Andromedik – Colours
34:16 Showdown – Freedom (feat. IMAN)
36:04 Logistics – Piston Blues
37:57 Commix – Only
40:20 Bert H & Edlan – Intercept
42:11 InsideInfo & Hybrid Minds – Split In 2 (ft. Laville)
43:50 Voicians – Remember
45:18 Sub Focus & Dimension – Desire
47:08 Champion – Breathe (ft. Veela)
48:37 Nexus & Tight – All I Need
50:38 Clark Cables – Don’t Just Stare (Flite Remix)
52:26 Flite & Boxplot – Sunroad (ft. Audioscribe)
54:18 Break – Last Goodbye (ft. Celestine)
56:53 Lexurus – Out Of Love (ft. Leah Rye)
58:55 Cyantific – Fade Into The Night
1:00:23 Hillsdom – Colours (ft. Novokan3)
1:01:50 Logistics – Been Dreaming (feat. In:Most & Lyra)
1:03:39 Pola & Bryson – Alkaline
1:05:28 Bert H & HumaNature – Blackhouse
1:06:57 Logistics – Let The Senses Clear Your Mind
1:08:15 Danny Byrd & Maduk – Better Life (ft. I-Kay)
1:09:43 T & Sugah – Back In Time (ft. Luna Morgenstern)
1:11:33 LQ – Show Me
1:13:12 Brookes Brothers – So Many Times (Blaine Stranger Remix)
1:15:03 High Contrast – If We Ever (Unglued Remix)
1:16:51 Ownglow – LA
1:18:17 Air.K & Cephei – Way Back
1:19:47 Dawn Wall – Devil’s Night
1:21:17 Rameses B – Twilight Zone (ft. Laura Brehm)
1:23:07 Rameses B – Story
1:24:38 Keeno – Foxes
1:26:17 Jareth – Kaleidoscope (Hybrid Minds Remix)
1:28:30 Aperio x Kasger – Night Flight
1:30:17 Break – Mind’s Eye
1:31:27 Low:R – Reorient
1:32:55 Au/Ra – Panic Room (Culture Shock Remix)
1:34:34 Deflo & Lliam Taylor – Reflections
1:35:29 T & Sugah – Time (ft. Bensley & C.)
1:37:14 High Maintenance – Know The Way
1:38:26 Krakota – Callback
1:39:55 Blaine Stranger – Body & Mind
1:41:24 Ownglow – Wonder
1:43:14 Krakota – See For Miles
1:45:05 Cyantific – Bloodline (ft. Raphaella)
1:46:34 Fox Stevenson – Bruises
1:47:50 Brookes Brothers – New Wave
1:49:02 Friction & JP Cooper – Dancing (Dawn Wall Remix)
1:51:10 Volatile Cycle & Philth – Nowhere
1:53:04 Break – Take Me Away
1:54:56 Andromedik – Don’t Say
1:56:25 Sekai – Rain (feat. Aleana Redd)
1:57:31 Polygon – Is It You
1:58:59 Pola & Bryson – Floodgates
2:00:49 Brookes Brothers – Now I’m Found (Hillsdom Remix)
2:02:17 Matrix & Futurebound ft. Alex Hepburn – Live Another Day (M&F’s Smoke & Mirrors Mix)
2:04:08 Feint – Mirror Signal
2:05:14 NCT – In The Sun Again ft. Laura Brehm
2:07:13 HumaNature – First Light
2:08:43 Pola & Bryson – Night Dawns (ft. Lauren Archer)
2:10:55 Djah – Galactic Agreement
2:12:58 Whiney – Darkest Night

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Do We Really Need a Border Wall?

The US-Mexico border is the most militarized border in the world and it comes at an immense cost: each year American taxpayers spend over 4.8 billion dollars on Border Patrol and another 8.4 billion on Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Is this southern border really worth all of the taxes we pour into it? Absolutely not. America’s fetishization of border security has never worked throughout history, and the pinnacle of its waste, Trump’s border wall, accomplishes nothing. Dr. Doug Massey explains.

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“5 facts about illegal immigration in the U.S.” Jens Krogstad, Jeffrey Passel, D’Vera Cohn, Pew Research Center, June 2019. https://ift.tt/2LVjFPs

“Mexicans decline to less than half the U.S. unauthorized immigrant population for the first time,” Jeffrey Passel, D’Vera Cohn, Pew Research Center, June 2019. https://ift.tt/34QBjge

“US Undocumented Population Continued to Fall from 2016 to 2017, and Visa Overstays Significantly Exceeded Illegal Crossings for the Seventh Consecutive Year,” Robert Warren, Center for Migration Studies, January 2019. https://ift.tt/2JT5tco

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ZHU – Faded | Vogue Hands Performance by Teddy

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Workshop/ Introduction to VOGUE Hands Performance by one and only Teddy Ong

Sole To Soul Dance Studio will be hosting the first in a series of Teddy’s Voguing Workshops this coming September on Saturday, September 9th. Made popular in mainstream channels by the likes of Madonna (“Strike a pose!”) and the classic documentary Paris is Burning (1990), voguing is characterized by model-like poses integrated with angular, linear and rigid arm, leg and body movements. This workshop will introduce you to one of the key elements of voguing – hands performance, as well as how to be confident and yourself on the runway..

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Jay Cube – Masseuse (Official Video)

The official music video for “Masseuse”

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Choreography By: Nneka Irobunda, Nkeiruka Igobonagwam & Johanna Pellerin
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Samuel Kyei
Christopher Binder
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Patrick Mozo
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Make-Up By: Sheralyn Gooding

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Gaffer: Bryan Flores

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An End to American Exceptionalism

So….

That happened.

I hope this is an end to American exceptionalism. I hope it’s an end to the idea that we could never have a(n auto)coup attempt against the U.S. government take place, that we’re not built like that.

Numerous people around the world can tell first-hand about how things went when a coup or coup attempt took place, when the constitutional order was seized and abrogated, when the reset button was pressed, when the machine was unplugged because someone felt it was acting too buggy.

This is the first time that someone tried to abrogate the constitutional order of the United States, and it unfortunately was the fascist side which made this attempt. And it is pretty damn symbolic that only 24 hours earlier, Georgia voters played by the same damn rules which had been decried for giving Biden the win in November and gave a giant L to two Republican Senators. Yet, such an event as happened on Tuesday was not on the front pages of the struggling newspaper industry on Wednesday.

And now we see how buggy and limited in functionality the constitutional order is when it comes to responding to such an incident as what happened Wednesday, as well as our current chronic inability to fix the limitations of the 25th Amendment. We’re likely not going to see it invoked before January 20th.

But yet, we’re forced to live with the garbage structure of the 1787 Constitution, because we’re scared of how people who decided to flex their perceived privilege and assault police inside the Capitol building and are now in various levels of dispersion from scrutiny are more than willing to kill people and avoid consequences in the attempt to seize power.

I fear impunity. They may get away with it, Congress may do nothing, and we’ll be effectively living under a different set of rules than what applies to Trump and his shitty supporters, even after he leaves office.

And we also won’t be exceptional in that regard. After all, despite her family’s crimes in office (including her husband, “our man in Manila” who we effectively rescued from the consequences of his actions), Imelda Marcos was allowed to come back and serve in the Philippine Congress twice.

(Fun fact: Mom was living in Clark AFB, and still remembers the curfew enforced on the base the night that the Marcos family fled Malacañang Palace 83 km north to Clark AFB, where they spent two days and then flew to Guam, then to Hawaii. I was born in California almost a year after the People Power Revolution.)

Rep. Pramila Jayapal, former Sen. Jeff Flake and Rep. Nancy Mace discuss Capitol riot (Full Stream)

Pro-Trump rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, interrupting the electoral vote certification process and sending lawmakers into lockdown and evacuation. Jonathan Capehart, opinions writer for The Washington Post, speaks with national leaders about this unprecedented assault and what it means for the future of American democracy. Tune in today at 3:00 p.m. ET.

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