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Nicolas PICCIOTTO Geneva - Switzerland Musician & Producer Electro, Ambient, Industrial, Musical score, ...

[Jean-Michel Jarre @jeanmicheljarre]

Good morning Lausanne ! I recall your warm welcome ! Bonjour Lausanne ! Je me souviens de votre accueil chaleureux !
#Lausanne #Europe #concert #europeinconcert #jeanmicheljarre

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[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Shavarsh Karapetyan, an Armenian swimmer who retired from professional sports, had an extraordinary encounter in 1976. Upon completing a grueling 26 km (16 mile) run, he heard a loud commotion and discovered that a trolleybus had collided with a reservoir. The trolleybus had submerged 10 meters (33 ft) deep, approximately 25 meters (82 ft) away from the shore.

Despite the challenging circumstances of murky water and limited visibility, Karapetyan fearlessly plunged into the depths and utilized his legs to forcefully shatter the rear window of the trolleybus. With unwavering determination, he managed to save 46 out of the 92 passengers, rescuing a total of 20 lives.

However, the frigid water and shattered glass inflicted numerous lacerations on Karapetyan's body, leading to his hospitalization for a duration of 45 days. During his recovery, he confronted additional complications such as pneumonia and sepsis. Although he eventually regained his health, the damage sustained by his lungs rendered him unable to continue his highly successful swimming career.

"I was aware that I could only save a limited number of lives. I harbored a fear of committing errors. The darkness below was so profound that discerning anything became an arduous task. On one occasion, I inadvertently grasped a seat instead of an individual while diving, forfeiting the opportunity to save a life. That memory continues to haunt me in my nightmares," he shared.

In 1985, Karapetyan encountered a blazing building where several individuals found themselves trapped. Without a moment's hesitation, he valiantly entered the structure and commenced the rescue operation. Regrettably, he sustained severe burns during the heroic act, necessitating another hospitalization.

During his later years, Karapetyan relocated to Moscow and established a shoe company called "Second Breath." Astonishingly, he remains alive to this day and actively oversees his business endeavors.

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In 1957, a significant event took place when Dorothy Counts, a 15-year-old African American student, bravely embarked on her first day at Harry Harding High School in Charlotte, North Carolina, becoming the first African American student in the newly desegregated school. However, her time at the school was marred by four days of relentless harassment that posed a serious threat to her safety. As a result, her parents made the difficult decision to withdraw her from the school. Their intention was to ensure that Dorothy did not generalize all white people based on her traumatic experience at Harry Harding High School. Consequently, she was sent to live with her aunt and uncle in Yeadon, Pennsylvania, where she completed her sophomore year at an integrated public school. In contrast to her ordeal at Harry Harding High School, her experience in Yeadon was pleasant and more inclusive.

In 2006, a turning point occurred when Dorothy received an email from William "Woody" Cooper, who courageously admitted to being one of the boys depicted in the famous photograph. Cooper expressed his sincere desire to apologize. They arranged to meet for lunch, where Cooper humbly asked for forgiveness. Dorothy graciously responded by saying, “I forgave you a long time ago, this is opportunity to do something for our children and grandchildren." They agreed to share their story and from there, did many interviews and speaking engagements together.

[Rolling Stone @RollingStone]

Tina Turner, the raspy-voiced fireball who overcame domestic abuse and industry ambivalence to emerge as one of rock and soul’s brassiest, most rousing and most inspirational performers, has died. She was 83.
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[33vriem33 @33SVS33]

Welcome to the Bizarrechats of Michael F. Housel, Author of the Abstract, Amazing and Arcane: : NICOLAS PICCIOTTO MEDITATIONS FROM BEYOND (AUDIO AT PEACE) https://t.co/7hK2HAQtLU

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Time to enter into the right portal owing to the appropriate vibration! Enjoy! https://t.co/WKrj1iegpr

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Sup pups. Capn Bob stole a helicopter so no idea when he’ll be back. Any ho, incoming. We are pleased to welcome back @33SVS33 for our next sonic excursion. This is an exercise in active listening. Released next Friday, no preview. https://t.co/2lrFdoS3m3

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[Nik Kershaw @NikKershaw]

Home for the next 2.5 weeks #germantour

[Nik Kershaw @NikKershaw]

Thanks to all at @FactoryLiveUK for your hospitality yesterday. A rehearsal and fabulous show. And thanks to all in attendance for making it such a memorable night.
Onward to Ibiza for a show tomorrow and then to the start of the German tour. Busy week. Love my job❤️

[Irène Kostenas @IKostenas]

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