#Darryl and Kelly

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Hi, could you create a moodboard inspired by my astrological positions? I'm a man. Thanks! Sun in Libra 9th house Moon in Aquairus 1st house Mecury in Libra 9th house Venus in Saggitarius 10th house Mars in Saggitarius 11th house Pluto in Saggitarius 10th house Capricorn Rising

🩵 Darryl Philbin 🩵

(The Office)

[justapotato89]

im on the last episode of the office. im gonna start watching it. im gonna. i will. i promise. just maybe a day later. or two.

[cankersaurus]

What I mean when I say I like the office :

Also tier list i made, exact ordering is shaky:

Im so serious im going to reboot the office..... One day.

[dasoffice]

from IG theoffice  - 20th March 2023

First line and last line from: Michael, Jim. Pam, Dwight, Angela, Ryan, Kelly, Toby, Darryl

They were all the main character ❤️

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Matt Gertz at MMFA:

Tucker Carlson has devoted much of his post-Fox News career to solidifying his influence over the GOP.  He used his sway with former President Donald Trump to secure the vice presidential slot for his near-duplicate Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance, helped to line up anti-vaccine crusader Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s endorsement of Trump, and addressed the Republican National Convention. But Carlson isn’t just advising the Republican presidential nominee and serving as a GOP kingmaker. He is also hard at work shaping the future of the party by bringing the most deranged, racist, and disreputable people in American politics into the Republican tent. Carlson is building power on the fringes. He is turning a coterie of far-right, conspiracy-minded politicians and commentators — many elevated by Trump himself — into a coherent faction that could further displace the current party establishment and reify the blood-and-soil nationalism and reactionary politics of Carlson and Vance.

[...]

Jones is part of Carlson’s network of crackpots, bigots, and kooks

Carlson is at the center of an anti-Fox, anti-establishment faction of the right-wing media and Republican Party.  Carlson’s tour booked some of the more traditional players in the alliance, including GOP politicians like Vance and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), MAGA strategists like Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and Kevin Roberts, and former Fox personalities like Dan Bongino, Glenn Beck, and Megyn Kelly.  But it also incorporates figures like Jones and Kennedy Jr. who were previously consigned to the fringes of American politics. MAGA keyboard warriors, hardcore bigots, and deranged loons are welcomed on Carlson’s show for cozy interviews that allow them to reach and influence his large online audience. Carlson’s effort to bring extremists into the mainstream right dates back to his time at Fox, when he worked to sanitize fringe figures and launder their views to his audience. But after being forced off the air and hanging out his own shingle, anything even resembling guardrails is off, as a review of his guest list shows.

Former FNC host Tucker Carlson’s far-right tent of influence spans from Alex Jones to J.D. Vance to RFK Jr.

[dundblrmifflin]

Merry Christmas to all who celebrate!

[velvetstreets]

Do you mind telling me what he said?

I asked him what combination of The Office characters he was!

He said he was Dwight, Michael, and Jim

[ivan-fyodorovich-k]

I've experimented with being very open and it tends to result in the following outcomes:

1 - people are bewildered and look at you like you are a space alien, there is no socially agreed upon response to openness and people become extremely uncomfortable

2 - people try to imagine what you really mean and look for secret meanings or assume you are lying or dissimulating anyway, often assuming that whatever you really think is something far worse than you are saying

I have ruined relationships and professional opportunities, this method carries significant social costs. This isn't me just being relentlessly negative either, I have experimented with telling people I like them and want to be friends with them, or that I am excited to do something, or whatever, good or bad it does not go well.

There's some kind of finesse to it, there's a way to translate your true self into something that is coherent to people that I haven't quite figured out. I say translating because I think it is like trying to communicate in another person's language; the words, phrases, and sounds necessary to convey the meaning would still convey the meaning.

But I have to qualify all this by reminding everyone that I'm insane, your internal world may well be less shocking to people.

are you ever like damn why is literally everyone else scared of openly communicating and being direct and truthful and honest

[werewolf4vampire]

oh my god i love how everyone desires Ash carnally

[allwaysfull]

Harvest to Heat | Darryl Estrine and Kelly Kochendorfer

Starters

Blue Cheese Tartine

Herb Gougères

Crab-Stuffed Zucchini Flowers w/Black Truffles

Flint Corn Polenta Cakes w/Heirloom Tomato Salad

Carrot Cannelloni w/Soft Cheese and Pine Nuts

Sautéed Chicken Livers with Smoked Bacon and Roasted Grapes

Dandelion Tart w/Sheep’s Milk Ricotta, Grappa-Soaked Golden Raisins

Maine Sea Scallop Ceviche

Crawfish-Stuffed Deviled Eggs

Salads

Stuffed Cherry Tomatoes w/Zucchini Pistou, Yellow Tomato Vinaigrette

Baby Romaine Salad w/Edamame, Jalapeño Dressing, Yellow Bell Pepper Pipérade

Warm Vegetable Salad

Burrata w/Speck, Peas, and Mint

Chopped Salad w/Corn Vinaigrette and Frico Cheese Crisps

Mesclun w/Shrimp, Avocado, and Creamy Champagne Dressing

Salted Cod Salad w.Preserved Lemons and Arugula Pesto

Crispy Smelts w/Sun Gold Tomatoes and Arugula | Garlic Aioli

Asparagus-Country Ham Bundles w/Toasted Pecans, Citrus Vinaigrette

Soups

Chilled Tomato Soup w/Aged Feta and Olives

Chilled Cucumber-Yogurt Soup w/Candied Fennel, Lemon Gelée

Pumpkin Soup w/Crème Fraiche and Hazelnut Gremolata

Oyster Chowder

Heirloom Bean Soup w/Lobster and Minestrone Vegetables

Crawfish and Corn Stew

Smoky Pork and Apple Soup w/Mustard

Clam and Steuben Bean Soup w/Fennel and Lemon

Main Courses: Meat

Pan-Roasted Beef Rib-Eye w/Fresh Red Currant Pan Sauce

Grilled Skirt Steak and Beef Marrow Bones w/Radish-Herb Salad and Pepper Purée

Braised Short Ribs w/Red Wine

Creole Beef Grillades and Cheese Grits

Roasted Pork Loin w/Roasted Vegetables and Spicy Tomato Sauce

Pork Osso Buco w/Wild Mushrooms and Almond Piccata

Slow-Cooked Pork w/Spanish Paprika and Sweet Spices

Maple-Glazed Pork Belly, Sunny-Side Up Egg, Pickled Chanterelles

Lamb Saddle w/Caramelized Fennel and Wild Mushrooms

Paella w/Lamb Ribs

Roasted Lamb Loin w/Yogurt Eggplant Purée and Merguez Sausage

Herb-Roasted Lamb Rib-Eye w/Wild Preserved Mushrooms, Aromatic Oil

Bison Pastrami “Hash” w/Fingerling Potatoes, Fried Eggs, Grilled Bread

Chicken, Duck and Other Fowl

Roasted Duck Breast w/Farro “Risotto” and Caramelized Figs

Roasted Chicken w/Lemon Thyme and Summer Truffles

Chicken Pot Pie

Poached Chicken w/Morels and Asparagus

Duck Meatballs w/Pomegranate-Orange Glaze, Puréed Parsnips

Apricot-Orange-Glazed Quail

Chicken-Fried Squash with Stuffed Peppers | Cornbread

Fish and Shellfish

Halibut Poached in Pepper Butter w/Roasted Corn Salad

Roasted Trout w/Herb-Champagne Vinaigrette

Fish In Mango Curry Sauce

Lobster Shortcakes w/Vanilla Rum Sauce and Spicy Shallots

Sautéed Shrimp and Hazelnut Romesco

Shrimp w/Tomatoes, Strawberries and Lemon Vinegar

Stir-Fried Fava Shoots w/Shrimp and Caramelized Shallots

Soy Butter-Poached Oysters w/Radishes and Kimchi Juice

Tarts

Crème Fraiche Galette w/Heirloom Tomatoes

Cremini-Filled Grilled Cheese Sandwiches

Lobster Mac and Cheese

Gratin of Bay Scallops w/Jerusalem Artichoke Purée, Crisp Country Ham

Pasta, Grains and Rice

Sweet Potato Gnocchi w/Braised Plums and Crumbly Blue Cheese

Angel Hair Pasta w.Oyster Butter Cream Sauce and Caviar

Ramp Ravioli w/Lemon Zest

Risotto w/Fresh Peas and Pancetta

Tacos w/Greens and Seared Onions | Chipotle Tomatillo Verde Salsa

Sides

Vegetable Succotash w/Spicy Yellow Tomato Coulis

Pearl Onions and Fiddlehead Ferns w/Vanilla Jelly and Onion Sorbet

Roasted Fairytale Eggplant in Chèvre Cream

Curried English Peas and Pickled Swiss Chard

Roasted Beets with Mint

Grilled Broccoli Rabe/Radicchio w/Pancetta Dressing, Soft-Cooked Egg

Sweet Corn Sformato

Butter Bean and Corn Succotash w/Candied Bacon

Brussels Sprouts w/Brown Butter, Bacon, and Sage

Roasted Stuffed Tomatoes w/Farro

Savory Bread Pudding w/Bacon and Farmstead Cheese w/Tomato Jam

Crostini w/Burrata, Marinated Escarole, and Caramelized Shallots

Sweet Potatoes w/Corn, Swiss Chard, and Caramelized Onions

Braised New Potatoes w/Mustard and Leeks

Goat Cheese and Chive Hash Browns

Savory Oats w/Fig Chutney

Forest Mushroom and Naked Barley Pilaf

Carolina Gold Rice with Ramps, Asparagus, and Morels

Desserts

Strawberry Cheesecake w/Balsamic-Roasted Strawberries

Milk Chocolate Semifreddo w/Star Anise Carrot Cake

Honey Mango Upside-Down Cake

Poppy Seed Cake w/Apple Vodka

Individual Chocolate Ganache Cakes

Fromage Blanc Bavarian Cream Cake w/Poached Plums

Goat Cheese Panna Cotta w/Caramelized Figs

Caciotta Cheese Fritters w/Honey

Chocolate Pots de Crème

Snow Eggs w/Green Tea Crème Anglaise

Strawberry-Tomato Gazpacho

Nectarines, Peaches, and Blueberries w/Sabayon

Hudson Manhattan Rye Whiskey Chocolate Truffles

[usafphantom2]

Here’s why the SR-71 Blackbird SR-1 Ejection Seat had two loops on the D ring

SR-71 Blackbird

SR-1 Ejection Seat

Two loops on the D ring

SR-71 Blackbird

The SR-71, unofficially known as the “Blackbird,” was a long-range, Mach 3+, strategic reconnaissance aircraft developed from the Lockheed A-12 and YF-12A aircraft.

The first flight of an SR-71 took place on Dec. 22, 1964, and the first SR-71 to enter service was delivered to the 4200th (later 9th) Strategic Reconnaissance Wing at Beale Air Force Base, Calif., in January 1966.

The Blackbird was in a different category from anything that had come before. “Everything had to be invented. Everything,” Skunk Works legendary aircraft designer Kelly Johnson recalled in an interesting article appeared on Lockheed Martin website.

For instance, the Blackbird’s ejection seat (in the form of the Lockheed SR-1 ejection seat) had two loops on the D ring.

Why is that?

SR-1 Ejection Seat

The SR-1 ejection seat is a Lockheed design not much different from the Stanley designed Lockheed C-2 used in the very early A-12 and SR-71 Blackbirds (as can be seen in the cockpit of A-12 06925).

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According to The Ejection Site, the D-ring at the front center of the SR-1 ejection seat is cable connected to an initiator under the seat pan.

The cable is spring-mounted to prevent injuries after ejection and before seat separation at which time the cable is severed. When pulled, the initiator gas is routed to the inertia reels to retract the crewman back upright. It is also routed to the foot restraint reels and via a quick disconnect fitting to the canopy removal system.

As the canopy is jettisoned, an initiator in the canopy system is actuated and gas from it is directed back into the seat via another quick disconnect to actuate the gas-operated sequencing system, and to fire the catapult after a 0.3-second delay to allow the canopy to clear the area.

Two loops on the D ring

SR-71 pilot Darryl Greenamyer was as short as Bob Gilliland (another Blackbird driver) was tall. They were both examples of above and under-the-average test pilots hired by Lockheed Skunk Works.

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As told by Donn A. Byrnes and Kenneth D. Hurley in their book Blackbird Rising: Birth of an Aviation Legend, when Darrell was placed in the cockpit and the depressurized simulated (this was done by pumping up his pressure suit to 3.5 psi over atmospheric pressure) …

His suit became so rigid that he could not reach the ejection seat loop mounted on the seat between his knees (The D ring) so they made it fit. The result was a second loop that raised above the initial loop.

As seen in the picture below.

Be sure to check out Linda Sheffield Miller (Col Richard (Butch) Sheffield’s daughter, Col. Sheffield was an SR-71 Reconnaissance Systems Officer) Twitter X Page Habubrats SR-71, Instagram Page SR71Habubrats and Facebook Page Born into the Wilde Blue Yonder Habubrats for awesome Blackbird’s photos and stories.

Photo credit: Tony Landis, Richard Graham via The Ejection Site and U.S. Air Force

SR-71 Blackbird

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[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Jenna We got a lot of fan questions about this. People wanted to know if music was really playing or if we had to do that thing where you're dancing to silence. Music was really playing. It was playing low, but we had it so that we could dance to the beat. But there were two rehearsals for this. Our resident choreographer, Marianne Kellogg, came in and she worked with each person on what their dance with Darryl might be. So that was all planned. It wasn't like we just did impromptu moves or anything. Dave said it was actually a fairly complicated scene. It had to be carefully choreographed with camera and with Darryl's movement through the office. He wanted to make sure that everyone was in focus and had their moment. We had a fan catch that I know about from personal experience. It was Kelly Y from Carver, Massachusetts, who said, I have been waiting nine seasons to tell you this background catch that I notice every time I watch this episode. At 17 minutes and 45 seconds, when Jim and Pam are dancing in the background, you can very clearly see John mess up his dance move and mouth the words, Oh (BLEEP). Kelly said, This makes me crack up every time. Kelly, John and I were added to this dance scene at the very last minute. I don't know why, but we had not been at the other rehearsals. And so on the day, we got our dance moves and we were so clumsy and we kept messing up and we were cracking ourselves up because we were like, Why can't we do this simple thing? But this is just such a wonderfully joyous moment in this finale before the finale. 

[pupsmailbox]

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[posttexasstressdisorder]

Why Trump’s Arlington controversy is actually a crime

John Stoehr

August 30, 2024 5:49AM ET

Sgt. Phillip J. Reddick plays taps in honor of Staff Sgt. Darryl D. Booker and Col. Paul M. Kelly Nov. 16, 2013, at their Arlington National Cemetery grave sites (Photo by Virginia Guard Public Affairs)

It’s not a controversy. It’s a crime.

If we don’t say so, we’re complicit.

National Public Radio reported Tuesday that two officials from the Donald Trump campaign assaulted a staff member at Arlington National Cemetery. The staffer tried stopping the former president from filming a campaign advertisment in Section 60. That section is reserved for the men and women who died fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. It’s considered by many Americans to be sacred ground.

Trump was at Arlington Monday for an event marking the third anniversary of an attack on US military forces as they withdrew from Afghanistan. An emerging theme of his presidential campaign is blaming Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for the 13 Marines who were killed that day by an ISIS suicide bomber outside Kabul Airport.

Later, at the behest of two Gold Star families, Trump attended a separate, private ceremony in Section 60 at the headstones of Marine Staff Sgt. Taylor Hoover and Marine Sgt. Nicole Gee. That’s when the “altercation” occurred. “When entering Section 60, campaign staff verbally abused and pushed the official aside,” according to NPR.

Assault is a crime, but the criming didn’t stop there.

ALSO READ: Trump campaign targets secretary of the Army in its latest attack over Arlington scandal

According to Arlington National Cemetery, it’s against federal law to make campaign advertisements in Section 60. In other words, it’s illegal to turn the honored war dead into disposable partisan props. Put another way, profaning their memory and sacrifice is punishable by law. In a statement to NPR, Arlington National Cemetery said:

“Federal law prohibits political campaign or election-related activities within Army National Military Cemeteries, to include photographers, content creators or any other persons attending for purposes, or in direct support of a partisan political candidate's campaign.”

In the same statement, Arlington National Cemetery said it “reinforced and widely shared this law and its prohibitions with all participants.”

Compounding the offense is the Trump campaign’s reaction.

Spokesman Stephen Cheung accused the cemetery staffer who was trying to uphold federal law of physically blocking “members of President Trump's team during a very solemn ceremony,” even saying the staffer was “clearly suffering from a mental health episode.” Another campaign official called the staffer “a despicable individual.”

Compounding matters more is the treatment of the Gold Star families.

They chose to invite Trump to the memorial, but did they also choose to be complicit in a federal crime? Did the Trump campaign inform them of the law, as Arlington had informed the Trump campaign?

According to Arlington National Cemetery, it informed “all participants.” Were the families led to believe they were merely helping a candidate whom they clearly support? Or were they led to believe law-breaking was fine and dandy as long as they were with Trump?

It gets worse.

The Trump campaign appears to have induced these Gold Star families into issuing a press release in which they thanked Trump and said they authorized his videographer to take photos and video at the ceremony.

There are two problems: One is that permission wasn’t theirs to give. Two is that there’s another headstone in the campaign photo (above). Army Master Sgt. Andrew Marckesano, a Green Beret and a Silver Star recipient who served six tours in Afghanistan, is buried next to Hoover. According to reports, his family wasn’t asked for permission.

So not only do these Gold Star families appear complicit in breaking federal law, they appear complicit in gravely offending another Gold Star family whose child loved his country as much as theirs did.

And by inducing these families into issuing their press release, he involved them indirectly in a cover-up of the original crime.

It gets even worse.

The Timesreported that the cemetery staffer who was assaulted for trying, under law, to stop the Trump campaign has decided not to press charges. Why? According to military authorities, the Timessaid, it’s because “she feared Mr. Trump’s supporters pursuing retaliation.”

In other words, she feared political violence.

So, thanks to Trump’s corruption, these Gold Star families now appear complicit in: breaking federal law; gravely offending another Gold Star family; covering up the original crime; and demonstrating the role of political violence in the wholesale degradation of individual liberty and the rule of law.

Their kids died fighting terrorism and terrorism won.

But they are not the only ones complicit.

So are we – if we don’t stand by what we say.

Arlington National Cemetery is operated by the United States Army. It is not a civilian bureaucracy run by a partisan appointee. There’s no “deep state” here. These are people with the deepest feeling imaginable for fidelity and respect. If anything, they’re Trumpsupporters. Yet loyalty to him didn’t override loyalty to the fallen. The obligation to their memory compelled them to oppose Trump’s desecration of it.

If we believe what we say about Arlington National Cemetery, and I think most of us do, there should be no debate over Monday’s events. There should not be “both sides.” This should not be a story about what Trump said versus what Arlington National Cemetery said. The question: shouldn’t be what happened? It should be: who do we believe?

Do we believe Trump, a draftdodger who thinks volunteers for military service are “suckers” and “losers”; who thinks soldiers maimed in combat are embarrassing; who said prisoners of war are unworthy of reverence; who insulted recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor; and who, just yesterday, released an ad using the honored war dead as a disposable campaign prop to attack his opponent?

Or do we believe those trying to keep sacred ground sacred?

As I’m writing, the Post reported that the Army stands by the cemetery staffer who tried stopping the Trump campaign’s criming. The rest of us should stand by her, too. If we believe what we say about Arlington — and our values – there’s no question about what happened.

It’s not a controversy. It’s a crime.

We should say so.

[citizenscreen]

MGM teacher Jeanette Bates (far left) giving a folk dancing lesson to young actors, circa 1938. Students (l-r): Bobby Kelly, Ann Rooney, Larry Nunn, Gene Eckman, and Virginia Weidler. Center: Darla Hood and Richard Haydel. Front right: Jackie Horner and Darryl Hickman.

[thisbibliomaniac]

So there's this scene in the office episode Nepotism where Darryl says that it's unfair for Michael's nephew to receive special treatment and there should be a level playing field, to which Kelly responds, " I would just like to say something off of what Darryl said about the level playing field. That is actually a zoning issue."

So from now on I'm going to use "that is actually a zoning issue" as shorthand for "what you said is completely outside the point of the original post."