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Publicado no Fórum do Meu Timão em 05/06/2025 às 01:59 Por Acabaram com o Corinthians!!! (@adenor) E o mentiroso continua dizendo que ele é o presidente do Corinthians e a Angela presidente do conselho . Esse cara é louco, mentiroso . Avalie este tópico do Fórum do Meu Timão visualizações 25 comentários 1 compartilharmentos 0
Até o Santos evoluiu
Para responder, é preciso estar logado. Faça seu login ou cadastre-se Últimas respostas @andre-andre em 02/06/2025 às 02:36 @nelson-jose-alves em 01/06/2025 às 21:00 Esse deve ser parente do Maycon, esse jogadorzinho é mediano pra mim. @innovative-regulador em 01/06/2025 às 20:58 Você viu a tabela? Tá viajando @ghostzinho-souza em 01/06/2025 às 20:57 Evoluiu?
Esse timeco se não cair tá no lucro já
Publicado no Fórum do Meu Timão em 01/06/2025 às 19:00 Por Remy Lara (@lucas-silva-santos2) Ficar ali no limbo 15-16° lugar pra não correr o risco também de classificar pra alguma competição internacional e não passar vergonha como sempre Avalie este tópico do Fórum do Meu Timão visualizações 54 comentários 4 compartilharmentos 0
Vitória com mosquito e Carlinhos
Publicado no Fórum do Meu Timão em 01/06/2025 às 01:23 Por marcelo soarez (@marcelaolhp) Corinthians x vitória. Os ex jogadores do Corinthians, Carlinhos que foi campeão da copinha e artilheiro, e mosquito no vitória. Não é possível que esses vai dar trabalho a defesa do Corinthians Avalie este tópico do Fórum do Meu Timão visualizações 28 comentários 3 compartilharmentos 0
Eu desisto. Que vergonha!
Publicado no Fórum do Meu Timão em 31/05/2025 às 19:54 Por Ed Sousa (@ed.sousa) Estou nem aí para o Augusto, Stabile, ou seja lá quem for... É golpe sobre golpe. É possível roubo sobre possível roubo (não tenho prova, mas...) E o pior é ver parte da torcida torcendo pra A e outra parte pra B. E o Corinthians aí, sangrando... Tem jogo amanhã. E o que importa? Olha essa vergonha toda acontecendo.
Janela de transferência e Fernando Garcia
Pessoal, estava ouvindo um colega que trabalha lá time das trika, não o clube de futebol mas para o clube social que é o câncer deles de lá e sabe que ele ouvir de gente lá? Que o Fernando Garcia vai aproveitar pra tentar por uns 2 atletas dele no profissional e a lista com alguns nomes já estão na mão do soldado. Ainda perguntei oxi e o que os caras estava falando de Corinthians ano clube deles, sabe o que tive de resposta?
Route calculation error
Any updates? Has new software fixed this issues? Do you use custom maps? We're you able to work around? For now I'm still on 17.28 as it seems to be the best and most stable update they've had.... The map is also much much snappier I don't know what they did later to make it so sluggish... And Garmin I would love a real response and at least to try and track this big down.
'Dad & Step-Dad' Review – No Faux Pa To Be Found In This Comedic Masterpiece
Tynan DeLong’s entirely improvised feature Dad & Step-Dad brings laughs, head-scratches, and dadly pride. But it also broaches the existential dread we all share but hits dads differently: actually having to do things. As the titular dads interact glibly atop a bubbly yet transparent surface of social niceties, their actual familial relationships struggle under the weight of their insistence on paternal politics.
'Dad & Step-Dad' Review – No Faux Pa To Be Found In This Comedic Masterpiece
Tynan DeLong’s entirely improvised feature Dad & Step-Dad brings laughs, head-scratches, and dadly pride. But it also broaches the existential dread we all share but hits dads differently: actually having to do things. As the titular dads interact glibly atop a bubbly yet transparent surface of social niceties, their actual familial relationships struggle under the weight of their insistence on paternal politics.
'Before I Change My Mind' Review – An Intriguing Coming-Of-Age Debut From Trevor Anderson Original
Before I Change My Mind is a coming-of-age film with a lot on its mind. Films like it typically have some kind of wanderlust in terms of how they broach topics of what adulthood means to different people. While Robin (Vaughan Murrae) does explore this in Trevor Anderson’s film, they do not feel like the proper focus of his debut feature-length effort.
'The Animal Kingdom' Review
If you were living in a world where people out of almost nowhere start to mutate into animals, could you accept the ramifications for human rights it presents? Thomas Cailley’s The Animal Kingdom asks exactly this, in a framework that adopts a set of genre tropes to ease his argument along despite it coming across as somewhat jagged.
'The Animal Kingdom' Review
If you were living in a world where people out of almost nowhere start to mutate into animals, could you accept the ramifications for human rights it presents? Thomas Cailley’s The Animal Kingdom asks exactly this, in a framework that adopts a set of genre tropes to ease his argument along despite it coming across as somewhat jagged.
'She Is Conann' Review
Bertrand Mandico is quickly establishing himself as one of the goopiest, goriest, and horniest French fringe genre filmmakers of the moment, and his newest film She Is Conann strays not from that path. In a sprightly retelling of the Robert E. Howard Conan stories, an old woman (Françoise Brion) awakes in a medical facility and is escorted through the afterlife by Rainer (Elina Löwensohn), a hellhound shutterbug donning a diamond-monogrammed leather jacket.
'She Is Conann' Review
Bertrand Mandico is quickly establishing himself as one of the goopiest, goriest, and horniest French fringe genre filmmakers of the moment, and his newest film She Is Conann strays not from that path. In a sprightly retelling of the Robert E. Howard Conan stories, an old woman (Françoise Brion) awakes in a medical facility and is escorted through the afterlife by Rainer (Elina Löwensohn), a hellhound shutterbug donning a diamond-monogrammed leather jacket.
'A Place Of Our Own' Review
Laila (Manisha Soni) lives in Bhopal on her own, working with marginalized and underprivileged people facing constant hardships in their lives. Laila herself faces these issues, one night returning home to be harassed by a neighbor at her door demanding she perform sexual services for him.
'A Place Of Our Own' Review
Laila (Manisha Soni) lives in Bhopal on her own, working with marginalized and underprivileged people facing constant hardships in their lives. Laila herself faces these issues, one night returning home to be harassed by a neighbor at her door demanding she perform sexual services for him.
An Uneven Second Impression From Hugh & D.K. Welchman Original
Hugh and D.K. Welchman’s Loving Vincent released to universal acclaim in 2017, where the visual mediumbecame a little more innovative and collaborative: animated over physical performers, the filmmakers used van Gogh’s style in painting each frame evoking the mood of his works as it told their story of what may have happened in the last days of his life. The Welchmans have broadened their scope considerably with their adaptation of The Peasants by Władysław Reymont.
'Alienoid: Return To The Future' Review
Choi Dong-hoon has done it again. His sequel to 2022’s Alienoid properly kicks off the blockbuster season, providing a similar (if not identical) wide scope of his sci-fi magic epic. He aims for a natural zenith as well as subsequently closing up the unique can of worms he has left open for almost two years between films. But as the second film is built so airtight directly on top of the first, we must glance back at it for a moment.
'Alienoid: Return To The Future' Review
Choi Dong-hoon has done it again. His sequel to 2022’s Alienoid properly kicks off the blockbuster season, providing a similar (if not identical) wide scope of his sci-fi magic epic. He aims for a natural zenith as well as subsequently closing up the unique can of worms he has left open for almost two years between films. But as the second film is built so airtight directly on top of the first, we must glance back at it for a moment.
'Menus-Plaisirs Les Troisgros' Review Original
There’s something starkly simplistic about the Troisgros family’s cooking. Michel Troisgros and his two sons César and Léo run three restaurants in central France under the Troisgros name. Their specialty is simplicity, nothing more than a handful of a few ingredients yet prepared in a way that changes the way we think about those ingredients.
Kore-eda's Quiet Storm Is One Of The Year's Best
“Who’s the monster?” Kore-eda Hirokazu has always been a filmmaker who zeroes in on snapshots of lives being lived. He explains himself how the viewers could imagine what happened before and after, and while he might not necessarily call his previous films storytelling, some will respectfully disagree. For Monster, Kore-eda collaborates with screenwriter Sakamato Yuji for the first time, melding their similar styles together in perfect symbiotic cohesion.
Kore-eda's Quiet Storm Is One Of The Year's Best
“Who’s the monster?” Kore-eda Hirokazu has always been a filmmaker who zeroes in on snapshots of lives being lived. He explains himself how the viewers could imagine what happened before and after, and while he might not necessarily call his previous films storytelling, some will respectfully disagree. For Monster, Kore-eda collaborates with screenwriter Sakamato Yuji for the first time, melding their similar styles together in perfect symbiotic cohesion.
'A Still Small Voice' Review
New York City houses one of the oldest teaching hospitals in the US, the Mount Sinai Hospital. In it, there are a multitude of programs designed to aid healthcare workers and those in training for spiritual care. In a residency during the height of New York’s state of emergency, Margaret “Mati” Engel works tirelessly to tend to patients facing their own mortality, providing comfort where the medical staff cannot.
'A Still Small Voice' Review
New York City houses one of the oldest teaching hospitals in the US, the Mount Sinai Hospital. In it, there are a multitude of programs designed to aid healthcare workers and those in training for spiritual care. In a residency during the height of New York’s state of emergency, Margaret “Mati” Engel works tirelessly to tend to patients facing their own mortality, providing comfort where the medical staff cannot.
A Patchwork Of Humanity
Stained glass windows are nice to look at. They’re a medium usually associated with churches and religious institutions dominated by joyless biblical imagery. Their mosaic-like style of colored glass shards are assembled together to create an image that despite their vibrancy inspires a melancholic air of religious duty rather than how art manages to engage the senses in more positive ways.
A Patchwork Of Humanity
Stained glass windows are nice to look at. They’re a medium usually associated with churches and religious institutions dominated by joyless biblical imagery. Their mosaic-like style of colored glass shards are assembled together to create an image that despite their vibrancy inspires a melancholic air of religious duty rather than how art manages to engage the senses in more positive ways.
'Orlando, My Political Biography' Review
“Why don’t you write your biography?” “Because fucking Virginia Woolf wrote my biography in 1928.” In November of 2019, Paul B. Preciado delivered a lecture at an annual psychoanalytic conference in Paris, the École de la Cause Freudienne. Entitled Can the Monster Speak?, the lecture builds on a combined inspiration of Franz Kafka’s A Report to an Academy and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Or the Modern Prometheus.
'Orlando, My Political Biography' Review
“Why don’t you write your biography?” “Because fucking Virginia Woolf wrote my biography in 1928.” In November of 2019, Paul B. Preciado delivered a lecture at an annual psychoanalytic conference in Paris, the École de la Cause Freudienne. Entitled Can the Monster Speak?, the lecture builds on a combined inspiration of Franz Kafka’s A Report to an Academy and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Or the Modern Prometheus.
Genre-Blending Cautionary Tale Fumbles Promising Premise
Genre-blending cautionary tales have been in vogue since the rise of works like Black Mirror, Love, Death + Robots, Electric Dreams… and so on, even portions of Guillermo del Toro’s recent anthology series Cabinet of Curiosities. Their themes are mostly one-note, showing how humanity has strayed from its well-intentioned path to use its technological tools for sinister purposes on an institutional or smaller societal scale.
Genre-Blending Cautionary Tale Fumbles Promising Premise
Genre-blending cautionary tales have been in vogue since the rise of works like Black Mirror, Love, Death + Robots, Electric Dreams… and so on, even portions of Guillermo del Toro’s recent anthology series Cabinet of Curiosities. Their themes are mostly one-note, showing how humanity has strayed from its well-intentioned path to use its technological tools for sinister purposes on an institutional or smaller societal scale.
More Than Just A Toxic Personality
Investigation is the bread and butter of David Farrier, a journalist who excels in uncovering bizarre people — and the situations they stir up. This time the subject in question gets too close for comfort in Farrier’s life, and it’s not something he could ever have seen coming. After discovering an antique shop in his neighborhood that extorts people parking in their private lot after hours, Farrier chooses to write about its ludicrous practices that happen to be perfectly legal.
More Than Just A Toxic Personality
Investigation is the bread and butter of David Farrier, a journalist who excels in uncovering bizarre people — and the situations they stir up. This time the subject in question gets too close for comfort in Farrier’s life, and it’s not something he could ever have seen coming. After discovering an antique shop in his neighborhood that extorts people parking in their private lot after hours, Farrier chooses to write about its ludicrous practices that happen to be perfectly legal.
'When Evil Lurks' Review
Demián Rugna’s Terrified has been continually treating viewers with its unique vision of terror and continues to do so today with new viewers arriving at its haunted suburban landscape. His latest feature film When Evil Lurks takes Rugna’s relatively small scale approach and applies it to a larger world. By continuing to focus on small communities Rugna manages to keep the stakes and tension high while implicating just how far the ripples of consequence go.
Send In The Clown
The entertainment industry is full of toxic people surrounded by circles of apologists, standing at odds with those they’ve helped abuse and alienate. Dan Richards, former child star, receives a distressing phone call amid a tumultuous episode of clinical depression. Whatever future he had been planning for himself has now become impossible; instead, his next plan shifts to moving back to his home state of Florida to live with his parents.
Send In The Clown
The entertainment industry is full of toxic people surrounded by circles of apologists, standing at odds with those they’ve helped abuse and alienate. Dan Richards, former child star, receives a distressing phone call amid a tumultuous episode of clinical depression. Whatever future he had been planning for himself has now become impossible; instead, his next plan shifts to moving back to his home state of Florida to live with his parents.
'Deliver Us' (2023) Review
Cru Ennis and Lee Roy Kunz’s film Deliver Us sets itself apart from other titles in the religious horror genre by starting with a small focus and widening to something unexpectedly and suddenly on a grand scale. The filmmakers start to morph their story from its tight and arresting opening, serving what seemed like a private, personal approach of a divine miracle in the horror world, to something much more high-stakes and bombastic.
'Deliver Us' (2023) Review
Cru Ennis and Lee Roy Kunz’s film Deliver Us sets itself apart from other titles in the religious horror genre by starting with a small focus and widening to something unexpectedly and suddenly on a grand scale. The filmmakers start to morph their story from its tight and arresting opening, serving what seemed like a private, personal approach of a divine miracle in the horror world, to something much more high-stakes and bombastic.
André Silva e Villanueva reavaliados
Duo saiu queixoso da partida com o Portimonense, mas deverão entrar nas opções de Moreno para o jogo com o Casa Pia. André Silva e Villanueva saíram tocados da partida com o Portimonense e serão reavaliados, amanhã, no regresso da equipa aos trabalhos. Apesar das queixas apresentadas, ambos deverão entrar nas contas de Moreno Teixeira para o jogo com o Casa Pia, agendado para o próximo domingo (20h30).
André André integrado nos preparativos da receção ao Portimonense
, , Desporto, André André, Vitória, Recuperado de uma entorse no joelho direito, que o afastou dos últimos quatro jogos da Liga, o médio André André poderá ser a grande novidade nas escolhas de Moreno para o jogo com o Portimonense, agendado para o próximo sábado (20h30). O médio foi integrado nos trabalhos de grupo e, caso continue sem dores, o treinador poderá contar com a sua experiência para o duelo com os algarvios.
Why Direct Mail Is the Anti-Email Marketing Channel
Email has a place in your marketing strategy. It is the most common and cheapest way to keep in touch with prospects and customers. But it’s also a low-impact channel. People see it in their inboxes and maybe read one out of 10 messages you send them. And that’s only if the subject line is great and lines up with whatever they need that day — assuming your email isn’t going directly to the spam folders. Email isn’t just disposable, it’s forgettable.
10 Super Fun Family Reunion Ideas You Should Try
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Happy Friday the 13th! Give Some Love To These Underappreciated Sequels As We "Dive" Into the "Worst" of the Franchise
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Gaming Fyx - Episode 206! (Baja Blessed!!)
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:28:37 — 60.9MB) Subscribe: | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Podchaser | Podcast Index | Deezer | RSS Fear the New Blood as we are joined by Jeff Davis in their first episode as a regular guest. We see how deep the V-Tuber rabbit hole goes, and get caught up on some super spooky indie games. Then we hear about Rainbow Six and whatever new lingo they’ve made up before we extract into the only news that really mattered this week.
'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent' Review
You’d think Nicolas Cage would be one of those actors whose ego precedes them. Everyone has more than likely seen him in at least one film, if not dozens, or close to the 105 completed credits listing him as ‘Actor’ on IMDb. There’s the chosen few who have seen them all, but for any of us who know him only in film form, we don’t have an accurate picture of the person he truly is. But that’s not what films do.
'In Search of Tomorrow' Warps Through '80s Sci-Fi Film History, But Still Hits Its Mark
David A. Weiner’s latest long-form genre documentary film In Search of Tomorrow takes a look at a smattering of 1980s science fiction films, some immensely popular and others a little more obscure while paying some attention to aspects of fanaticism of the genre and its films.
'Stunt Rock' Celebrates a Stuntman's Life, Work, and Influence While Rocking Hard
Brian Trenchard-Smith’s semibiographical, part-band film spectacle Stunt Rock is a strange mix that finds its footing more and more in the telling. It follows Australian stuntman Grant Page before and during work on a television show in Los Angeles, Undercover Girl, where he recounts previous stunts he’s done in his career while Trenchard-Smith shows us the stunt he prepares for in the moment, complete with b-roll footage cued up for the occasion.
'Spine of Night' Comes to Shudder In Its Own Bloody, Freaky Glory
Poster Image courtesy of AMC Networks and Shudder. Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King’s animated sword & sorcery was set for a niche audience in mind, and during Fantasia Fest, it certainly has found it. In a rotoscoped animation style familiar to fans of Ralph Bakshi’s Heavy Metal, Wizards, Fire & Ice and Lord of the Rings, The Spine of Night is certainly an homage to Bakshi’s unique style.
'Too Cool To Kill' Is Just That, and Dangerously Funny
Wei Chenggong is a struggling actor trying to get noticed as an actor and is desperate to get a leading role, no matter what it takes. While on the set of a war film, he brings his character inspiration a little too far, getting himself kicked out of the project. But the film’s director, Mi Le, is visited on set by Mr. Harvey, a violent gang leader who isn’t too happy with the success rate of the production company.
Gillian Wallace Horvat's 'I Blame Society' is a Wonderful Dark Satire About Sexism in the Entertainment Industry
I Blame Society grabs you from the opening scene and does not let go. Once the title splashes onto the screen at the very end and the credits roll you’ll find yourself thinking about this in between nearly every social interaction, if not during.
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