#Adam Hartel

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Adam Hartel - Sabine Wren (2021)

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@ponyoisms // Supernatural 4x18 - "The Monster at the End of This Book" // quote by Julian K. Jarboe // Pomegranate Jews, by Esther Rosen // "Closer to Fine" by the Indigo Girls // poem by Yehuda Amichai (taken from the "Mishkan T'filah for Travelers: A Reform Siddur") // "Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch" by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet // "Cleopatra and Frankenstein" by Coco Mellors // "The Naval Treaty" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle // photo of La Piccola Gerusalemme, taken by my parents // "JEWISH LESBIANS" Gay Freedom Day Parade, San Francisco, California c. 1978 // "The Two Towers" directed by Peter Jackson // YEHUDIT, by Pinchas EL Segal // Mi Chamochah (taken from the "Mishkan T'filah for Travelers: A Reform Siddur") // Supernatural 8x16 - "Remember the Titans" // Supernatural 5x14 - "My Bloody Valentine" // Fantasy High 1x17 - "Prompocalypse Pt. 2" // "Seven Brief Lessons on Physics" by Carlo Rovelli // "K.-4-1976," by Peter Krasnow // "The Death of Adam: Essays on Modern Thought" by Marilynne Robinson // Pirkei Avot, quote by Rabbi Tarfon // Jacob Wrestling With The Angel, by Ephraim Moses Lilien // photo of Judaica from La Piccola Gerusalemme, taken by my parents // "The Fellowship of the Ring" by J.R.R. Tolkein // Supernatural 6x15 - "Live Free or Twihard" // Kneading Dough, by Katherine Hartel // Neverafter 1x17 - "The Last Wish" // Mirjam, by Ephraim Moses Lilien // "Rosh Hashanah Postcards." Hidden Treasures: Celebrating Jewish Archives in Britain

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"Waiting for my client." My Jaster Mereel costume based of the concept art of the amazing Adam Hartel of @hartelstudio on Instagram!

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Sabine Wren by Adam Hartel 

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sabine . https://www.instagram.com/p/CW16MQbJEaa/

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Sabine Wren by Adam Hartel on artstation.

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Sabine Wrenn - Credit Adam Hartel (HartelStudio) on IG

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It makes so much sense that you have a brother considering how well you write the hartells....but the question is are you the larc, siv, or astor of the family?

He's my little brother and he had laughing gas or whatever that stuff is that makes you high so I proceeded to record his adamant endeavors for "choco-covered strawberries" from the local mcdonalds, so that I could mock him for it forever and show it to his future girl/boyfriend so I suppose that makes me Asivus

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The Gaming Community Reacts To Yoshinori Ono Leaving Capcom

August 10, 2020 3:19 PM EST

The longtime producer and face of the Street Fighter series was met with thanks and well wishes from fans, developers, and media members alike after announcing his plans to depart Capcom.

On Sunday, Yoshinori Ono revealed that he will be leaving Capcom after nearly 30 years, marking what many consider to be the end of an era for both the company and fighting games at large.

The longtime producer has been the public face of the Street Fighter games for well over a decade, playing a major role in shaping the direction of the series while regularly interacting with the fighting game community through events, tournaments, and conventions.

“I’ve been with the Street Fighter brand for a long time, experiencing good times, bad times, and even non-existent times,” Ono wrote in statement posted on Twitter. “My heart is filled with appreciation to those players who’ve been giving warm and kind support on the brand especially little over the past decade or so as all the activities on the Street Fighter brand regained sunshine and grew liveliness.

“And now, after serving almost 30 years at Capcom, I am leaving the company in this summer. This means that I will resign my position as the brand manager for Capcom’s various titles including Street Fighter.”

As Ono mentioned, his run has seen plenty of good (Street Fighter IV revitalized the fighting game genre when it released in 2008 and Street Fighter V continues to be a well-supported staple of the FGC)  and plenty of bad (Street Fighter V has its list of issues and games like Street Fighter X Tekken and Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite completely missed the mark).

But he left a remarkable impact on Capcom, the FGC, and video games as a whole. And that’s undeniable.

Ono’s announcement was met with tributes, thanks, and well wishes from fans, developers, and media members alike. Here’s just a small collection of them:

Thank you @Yoshi_OnoChin for helping build up the CPT. Your vision will be missed. We’ll try and do you proud in the years to come. https://t.co/WbRU4RH0VV pic.twitter.com/xqbILsUazh

— Capcom Fighters (@CapcomFighters) August 9, 2020

Thank you for everything Ono-san.

See you soon. See you soon Ono-san.

お疲れ様でした。ありがとうございました。https://t.co/orG820Qpuo

— Katsuhiro Harada (@Harada_TEKKEN) August 9, 2020

This man helped change the world of fighting games. He also helped change my life. Thanks for believing in us. Thank you Ono-san! https://t.co/MWg6EUeyy2

— Mark Julio (マークマン) (@MarkMan23) August 9, 2020

So honored to have shared some laughs with you over the years. I heard you got a “kick” outta having me around too! お疲れ様でした pic.twitter.com/waDoSZJ7Sm

— Kenny Omega (@KennyOmegamanX) August 9, 2020

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— Kaiji Von Tang (@KaijiTang) August 9, 2020

Ono-san, thank you for weathering the good times and bad times! I got to work on Street Fighter IV when the series was first coming back, designing marketing materials and packaging stuff for it. That era is one of the most fondest times of my life in the video game industry.

pic.twitter.com/u2uAQpK9jK

— Brady Hartel (@BradyHartel) August 9, 2020

God bless you, Ono-san! I appreciate everything you have done for the Street Fighter community and the FGC! I wish nothing but the best for you and I hope to see you at tournaments/conventions when it’s safe to do so. You will definitely be missed!

Until next time!

SHORYUKEN! pic.twitter.com/gevUshGpyk

— Taji (@tajh256) August 9, 2020

Thanks Ono, you changed my life with Street Fighter IV. I will forever be grateful. I wouldn’t be here today if it wasn’t for the way you made Street Fighter become esports.

Thank you

— Olivier Hay (@Louffy086) August 9, 2020

Thank you for your leadership, passion, and support of the #FGC @Yoshi_OnoChin Keep adding your light to the world. Wishing you much success in al that you do…

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— Sandy Ho, Ph.D. (@DrSandyHo) August 9, 2020

Thank you for all your hard work, Ono-san. Street Fighter changed my life!

— Robert Paul (@tempusrob) August 9, 2020

Thanks for all of the joy you’ve given me with street fighter. Through all the rough times you gave it your all. I will always respect and appreciate your hard work & contagious optimism.

Love you and wish for your success wherever your next chapter begins.

Thank you, Ono pic.twitter.com/nodph676E9

— SonicSol

2021 (@sonic_sol) August 9, 2020

Thank you for everything Yoshinori Ono!

E3 2015

pic.twitter.com/kd4nUTnvs8

— 『jasmin』

(@jasminjoestar) August 9, 2020

Thanks for this picture and all that you’ve done for Street Fighter and the FGC. “We await your return, warrior…” pic.twitter.com/2Gtyc0VUqo

— WhitneyAsante (@WhitneyAsante) August 9, 2020

It was amazing getting to know you and witness your passion for the game! Thank you for everything, Ono-San! pic.twitter.com/DDUGOwWqrB

— Marcelo Ferrantini (@MHFerrantini) August 9, 2020

Thank you @Yoshi_OnoChin I’ve always enjoyed you at events and how you were working on your English just for us western fans each year. I’ll definitely miss you hopefully this isn’t the end of your FGC journey but if it is i wish nothing but the best for you

#GigasGang pic.twitter.com/xMyEBcV3e1

— FS | Infernal Spyro

#BlackLivesMatter (@Spyro9824) August 9, 2020

I’ll always be grateful of that game and Ono.

— zatsuza (@zatsuza_) August 9, 2020

@Yoshi_OnoChin I’ve had the pleasure of meeting you on a couple of occasions and the beautiful energy you share everywhere you go is something that will be missed. Thank you for the work you did bridging communities and cultures.

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— Kahlief Adams (@Kahjahkins) August 9, 2020

Thank you for all the hard work Yoshinori Ono! Still play your games as recently as last night.

I’m excited to see what new directions the street fighter series may now take. But your impact will never be taken away. Hope you go forward in life knowing you accomplished so much. https://t.co/XASdVP0jMF

— Shesez (@BoundaryBreak) August 9, 2020

This is from 2009 pic.twitter.com/Sv5Qq0n7hk

— Kyle Bosman (@KyleBosman) August 9, 2020

Huge news. Might not get as much credit as other big names in game dev do but Ono-san is definitely worthy of it. Street Fighter very much defined my gaming tastes and he was a big part in bringing the franchise back and making it a big deal again for new generations to love. https://t.co/dHJVsSkCKh

— Tamoor Hussain (@tamoorh) August 9, 2020

All the best in the future!

— Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) August 9, 2020

Thank you for everything, Ono-san! Always fun bumping into you at events! pic.twitter.com/73ZSbp3qgS

— KeikoQvQ (@KeikoQvQ) August 9, 2020

First met at Capcom Cup 2013 and one of the most kind and dedicated people! Nothing but the best for your health and future endeavors!

Thank you Ono-san!! SHORYUKEN! pic.twitter.com/FxdtVMeRiq

— Chris L – CON DAD

Shadowbringers/Keep (@GaMeReVX) August 9, 2020

Yoshinori Ono may not have always hit it out of the park in his time with Capcom (lot of times he arguably didn’t hit it at all tbh), but if there’s one constant it’s that he always gave a shit about fighting games and the fgc, which counts for a lot

— sleepmode! (@SleepmodeAU) August 9, 2020

Thank you, Ono-san.

August 10, 2020 3:19 PM EST

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NWU fight till the death to conquer Kovsies

NWU pulled a goal out of the bag in the last minute of the game to secure their spot in next week’s Varsity Hockey final after beating Kovsies 5-4 in Potchefstroom.

NWU got the home crowd on their feet through a Courtney du Preez goal, giving her team a 2-0 lead right before the end of the first quarter.

The second quarter continued to go NWU’s way as Carli Pretorius got her name on the score sheet off a short corner, to put NWU 3-0 up with ten minutes left to play in the half. Kovsies’ Antonet Louw and Shindré-Lee Simmons continued to throw everything at the NWU defence, but it was Refilwe Ralikontsane who got the breakthrough for Kovsies when her field goal put them 3-2 up on the cusp of half time.

Kovsies came out confident in the second half, with Louw and Ralikontsane showing their class at every turn. Clarise Smit and Courtney du Preez took shots at goal for NWU, but Wiané Grobler was adamant in not allowing any more goals into the back of her net.

The last quarter was undeniably the most tense quarter the Potchefstroom crowd had seen all weekend, with both teams being forced to defend for their life. However, it was NWU’s defence that was the first to break as Refilwe Ralinkontsane struck to give Kovsies the 4-3 lead for the first time in the game, with five minutes left of play. NWU waited until the last three minutes of the game to use their Powerplay, which proved to be their life line as Carli Pretorius made no mistake finding the back of the net off a penalty for NWU, with 50 seconds left on the clock.

NWU will travel to Stellenbosch for the Varsity Hockey final on 20 May 2019, where they will be hosted by Maties who had won their earlier semi-final against Tuks 7-5.

The final will take place at the Maties Hockey Astro and will be live on SuperSport 10.

M&B Star Saver Award: Wiané Grobler (Kovsies) MTN Connector Award: Charné Maddocks (NWU) FNB Player of the Match: Refilwe Ralinkontsane (Kovsies)

Goals: NWU: Courtney du Preez, Carli Pretorius (2) Kovsies: Refilwe Ralinkontsane (2).

Teams

NWU: 1. Caitlin Grant, 2. Mishka Ellie, 5. Jessica de Bruyn-Smith, 6. Kirsty Adams, 7. Miecke Flemming, 10. Meeghan Klomp, 11. Kelsey Minnaar, 12. Charné Maddocks, 13. Carli Pretorius, 14. Clarise Smit, 15. Courtney du Preez, 16. Candice Silent, 18. Sherine Ledwaba, 19. Sare Laubscher, 20. Anneke Beukman, 22. Jacolene McLaren, 23. Kutlwano Moshugi, 24. Christa Ramasimang.

Kovsies: 1. Wiané Grobler, 2. Chane Hartel, 5. Anke Badenhorst, 6. Casey-Jean Botha, 7. Shindré-Lee Simmons, 8. Esté van Schalkwyk, 9. Nadia van Staden, 10. Antonet Louw, 11. S’Thabile Motsa, 12. Heraldine Olin, 13. Lizanne Jacobs, 14. Catelen Briedenhann, 15. Refilwe Ralikontsane, 16. Mielanka van Schalkwyk, 17. Nela Mbedu, 18. Simoné Gouws, 23. Kia-Leigh Erasmus, 24. Michelle Ngoetjane.

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Kovsies stun NWU on day three

Kovsies beat NWU 4-1 in the third match of Sunday’s Varsity Hockey action at UCT in Cape Town.

Kovsies were quickest out of the blocks and took a deserved lead in the 11th minute when Casey-Jean Botha scored a field goal from close range to hand the Free Staters the advantage.

However, NWU refused to be bossed about and grabbed a goal of their own when Jessica de Bruyn-Smith smashed home from a short corner to cut the Kovsies’ lead to 1-2.

The Kovsies then hit back through Shindré-Lee Simmons who stretched their lead to 4-1 on the stroke of halftime.

The third quarter was a dog fight with both sides trying to get the ascendency without being able to find the back of the net.

NWU’s captain Charne Maddocks showed her class with some deft touches and fought throughout the match. In the end Kovsies, with Lizanne Jacobs at the forefront, did enough to take the match 4-1.

FNB Player of the Match: Lizanne Jacobs Mugg & Bean Star Saver: Wiané Grobler MTN Connect Award: Chane Hartel

Scores NWU: 1 Goals: Jessica de Bruyn-Smith Kovsies: 4 Goals: Casey-Jean Botha, Shindré-Lee Simmons

Teams NWU: 1. Caitlin Grant (GK), 2. Mishka Ellis, 5. Jessica de Bruyn, 6. Kirsty Adams, 7. Miecke Flemming, 8. Mia Barnard, 9. Adelaide Siddel, 10. Meeghan Klomp, 11. Kelsey Minnaar, 12. Charne Maddocks, 13. Carli Pretorius, 15. Courtney du Preez, 16. Candice Silent, 17. Chante Ferreira, 19. Sare Laubscher, 22. Jacolene McLaren, 23. Kutlwano Moshugi, 24. Christa Ramasimang Coach: Shaun Hulley

Kovsies: 1. Wiané Grobler (GK), 2. Chane Hartel, 4. Mikayla Claasen, 5. Anke Badenhorst, 6. Casey-Jean Botha, 7. Shindre-Lee Simmons, 8. Este van Schalkwyk, 9. Nadia van Staden, 10. Antonet Louw, 12. Heraldine Olin, 13.Lizanne Jacobs, 15. Refilwe Ralikontsane, 16. Mielanka van Schalkwyk, 17. Nela Mbedu, 18.Simoné Gouws, 20. Frances Louw, 23. Kia-Leigh Erasmus, 24. Michelle Ngoetjane Coach: Luke Makaleniv

image: Luke Thorrold

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