#Ian Millington

[thislovintime]

Peter Tork and June Millington (one of the founders of the rock group Fanny), 2012.

Janis Ian and June Millington on Peter...

“In mourning for Peter Tork, one of the kindest people I’ve ever known, who was so gracious and so good to me when I was starting out. It’s testimony to the man that his family asks donations to be made to Institute for the Musical Arts, founded by June Millington and Ann Hackler to support women and girls in music. Lovely man, and a sad day to know he’s gone.” - Janis Ian, Facebook, February 22, 2019

“Thank you Peter Tork and family for your incredibly powerful gesture in suggesting that people make a donation to IMA’s ‘In the Names of Our Mothers’ fund, in support women and girls in music. Especially in these times, so meaningful ~ you will be remembered here for generations! Thing is, you’ve been such a good friend to me (us) over the years, and continue to give. That is a true testament to your soul, and your spirit. Love you always, xx June” - June Millington, Facebook, February 23, 2019

“I met him [Peter] here in Massachusetts through our really great friend Leah Kunkel. […] And they were really good friends since Peter and John Sebastian and Leah, Mama Cass… were in the Village […] And Peter did a benefit for us once […], for IMA. […] And he did record here as well. […] Peter was here a few months before he died, he came to actually record that last song that he put out with The Monkees [‘Angels We Have Heard On High,’ from Christmas Party; the instrumental track, featuring Peter on banjo, was originally from A Beachwood Christmas, 2003]. […] I wish I could have recorded him for my podcast because he told me a few stories which I love so much. [...] He played a great piano, which I didn’t know until the last time he was here. He swung by the piano and he — even though he was sick and he didn’t have much energy — he sat down and he played some brilliant classical piece. I’m like, ‘Peter, I didn’t know you played the piano!’ And he said, ‘Oh. Yeah.’ And I said, ‘How did that come about?’ He said, ‘Oh, I took lessons.’ So his parents definitely wanted him to be, shall we say, cultured, and have… you know, to play piano, the have a college degree and all of that. […] He was such a smart guy, he was so funny, he was so funny, he would be quipping all the time, you know. And it was, the last couple of years were a little bit of a slog for him because the cancer was coming back and it was really trying to get him. But he — he kept his humor intact the whole time. He was really a very generous, and he was a super-funny guy. That’s my biggest impression of him, is how giving he was. And he wanted to support IMA, the Institute for the Musical Arts, which is a nonprofit that supports women and girls in music by passing on what we know. So we do rock ‘n’ roll girls camp […], lessons — everything is being passed on to future generations. So it’s the only organization of its kind in the world where we are really hands on passing it on. And he just loved that. Like, he sent his daughter here — his wife had, you know, had a daughter, so they sent her here to one of our rock ‘n’ roll girl camps. So he put his money and his time where his mouth was, you know. […] So he was always trying to think of ways that he could help. He recorded here. You know, as I said, he was super-generous. He had a heart of gold, I gotta say. Super heart of gold. And he and Leah remained really good friends, really good friends until, you know, the last days. […] He was so smart. He was on top of current affairs, you know; he had so many jokes at the top of his fingers. […] He was a super-talented guy. […] Go to IMA dot org to take a look at this place. Peter realized the value. He loved passing it on. And he loved being around women and working with women, there’s no, you know (laughs), there’s no other way I could say it: he loved women. And he wanted to help, you know. And he let us know that, boy, he wanted to help and he did help.” - Plastic EP, 2021

[nakeddeparture]

Henry’s Lane, St Michael, Barbados. Thank you Tatyana Millington for showing up.

https://youtu.be/HMlmMyD6aEE

It’s NOT just a robbery. It’s an affinity for slavery and enslavement! All thieves are liars.

Sadam Hussain, Guyanese national, will be deported after serving sentence for what he did to Tatyana. Naked!!

[billboard-hotties-tourney]

Okay, folks, the mini-tourney is inching closer to the finals, so I'm going to give a list of the competitors in the Miss Billboard Tourney in order to give everyone a chance to submit more propaganda. The nominees are:

Lale Andersen

Marian Anderson

Signe Toly Anderson

Julie Andrews

LaVerne Andrews

Maxene Andrews

Patty Andrews

Ann-Margret

Joan Armatrading

Dorothy Ashby

Joan Baez

Pearl Bailey

Belle Baker

Josephine Baker

LaVern Baker

Florence Ballard

Brigitte Bardot

Eileen Barton

Fontella Bass

Shirley Bassey

Maggie Bell

Lola Beltran

Ivy Benson

Gladys Bentley

Jane Birkin

Cilla Black

Ronee Blakley

Teresa Brewer

Anne Briggs

Ruth Brown

Joyce Bryant

Vashti Bunyan

Kate Bush

Montserrat Caballe

Maria Callas

Blanche Calloway

Wendy Carlos

Cathy Carr

Raffaella Carra

Diahann Carroll

Karen Carpenter

June Carter Cash

Charo

Cher

Meg Christian

Gigliola Cinquetti

Petula Clark

Merry Clayton

Patsy Cline

Rosemary Clooney

Natalie Cole

Judy Collins

Alice Coltrane

Betty Comden

Barbara Cook

Rita Coolidge

Gal Costa

Ida Cox

Karen Dalton

Marie-Louise Damien

Betty Davis

Jinx Dawson

Doris Day

Blossom Dearie

Kiki Dee

Lucienne Delyle

Sandy Denny

Jackie DeShannon

Gwen Dickey

Marlene Dietrich

Marie-France Dufour

Julie Driscoll

Yvonne Elliman

Cass Elliot

Maureen Evans

Agnetha Faeltskog

Marianne Faithfull

Mimi Farina

Max Feldman

Gracie Fields

Ella Fitzgerald

Roberta Flack

Lita Ford

Connie Francis

Aretha Franklin

France Gall

Judy Garland

Crystal Gayle

Gloria Gaynor

Bobbie Gentry

Astrud Gilberto

Donna Jean Godchaux

Lesley Gore

Eydie Gorme

Margo Guryan

Sheila Guyse

Nina Hagen

Francoise Hardy

Emmylou Harris

Debbie Harry

Annie Haslam

Billie Holiday

Mary Hopkin

Lena Horne

Helen Humes

Betty Hutton

Janis Ian

Mahalia Jackson

Wanda Jackson

Etta James

Joan Jett

Bessie Jones

Etta Jones

Gloria Jones

Grace Jones

Shirley Jones

Tamiko Jones

Janis Joplin

Barbara Keith

Carole King

Eartha Kitt

Chaka Khan

Hildegard Knef

Gladys Knight

Sonja Kristina

Patti Labelle

Cleo Laine

Nicolette Larson

Daliah Lavi

Vicky Leandros

Peggy Lee

Rita Lee

Alis Lesley

Barbara Lewis

Abbey Lincoln

Melba Liston

Julie London

Darlene Love

Lulu

Anni-Frid Lyngstad

Barbara Lynn

Loretta Lynn

Vera Lynn

Siw Malmkvist

Lata Mangeshkar

Linda McCartney

Kate McGarrigle

Christie McVie

Bette Midler

Jean Millington

June Millington

Liza Minnelli

Carmen Miranda

Joni Mitchell

Liz Mitchell

Marion Montgomery

Lee Morse

Nana Mouskouri

Anne Murray

Wenche Myhre

Holly Near

Olivia Newton-John

Stevie Nicks

Nico

Laura Nyro

Virginia O’Brien

Odetta

Yoko Ono

Shirley Owens

Patti Page

Dolly Parton

Freda Payne

Michelle Phillips

Edith Piaf

Ruth Pointer

Leontyne Price

Suzi Quatro

Gertrude Rainey

Bonnie Raitt

Carline Ray

Helen Reddy

Della Reese

Martha Reeves

June Richmond

Jeannie C. Riley

Minnie Riperton

Jean Ritchie

Chita Rivera

Clara Rockmore

Linda Ronstadt

Marianne Rosenberg

Diana Ross

Anna Russell

Melanie Safka

Buffy Sainte-Marie

Samantha Sang

Pattie Santos

Hazel Scott

Doreen Shaffer

Jackie Shane

Marlena Shaw

Sandie Shaw

Dinah Shore

Judee Sill

Carly Simon

Nina Simone

Nancy Sinatra

Siouxsie Sioux

Grace Slick

Bessie Smith

Mamie Smith

Patti Smith

Ethel Smyth

Mercedes Sosa

Ronnie Spector

Dusty Springfield

Mavis Staples

Candi Staton

Barbra Streisand

Poly Styrene

Maxine Sullivan

Donna Summer

Pat Suzuki

Norma Tanega

Tammi Terrell

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

Big Mama Thornton

Mary Travers

Moe Tucker

Tina Turner

Twiggy

Bonnie Tyler

Sylvia Tyson

Sarah Vaughan

Sylvie Vartan

Mariska Veres

Akiko Wada

Claire Waldoff

Jennifer Warnes

Dee Dee Warwick

Dionne Warwick

Dinah Washington

Ethel Waters

Elisabeth Welch

Kitty Wells

Mary Wells

Juliane Werding

Tina Weymouth

Cris Williamson

Ann Wilson

Mary Wilson

Nancy Wilson

Anna Mae Winburn

Syreeta Wright

Tammy Wynette

Nan Wynn

Those in italics have five or more pieces of usable visual, written, or audio propaganda already. If you have any visuals like photos or videos, or if you have something to say in words, submit it to this blog before round one begins on June 25th!

If you don't see a name you submitted here, it's because most or all of their career was as a child/they were too young for the cutoff, their career was almost entirely after 1979, or music was something they only dabbled in and are hardly known for. There are quite a few ladies on the list whose primary career wasn't "recording artist" or "live musician," but released several albums or were in musical theater, so they've been accepted.

[questioningespecialy]

i’m constantly reminded of mortality, and it doesn’t bother me the way you’d think

repost from that time i deleted an article i spent 4 days on T-T actual post this time since i somehow posted it privately yesterday 😭

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Hi, I’m Questioning. And I like to waste my life away dedicate my free time to random hobbies that catch my hyperfixation interest on the fly. Currently, I’ve returned to something most important. Updating the encyclopedia-esque database of AlternativeTo.net. o_o

Let me finish.

See, I started exploring the world of Visual Novel (VN) makers, which led to me discovering the world of Interactive Fiction (IF)–their predecessor afaic. And that’s where it got strange. What I’ve found is interesting developments in terms of innovation and such. Like Undum (image)–“a game framework for building a sophisticated form of hypertext interactive fiction” according to its GitHub. IFWiki calls it “an authoring system for CYOA-style stories playable on web browsers.” It was created by I.D. Millington in 2009, released in 2010, had returned in 2018, and would’ve changed the IF genre (kinda like Twine did) if not for how hard it was to get into.

Undum’s flexibility and power have made it the engine that drove some of the most significant works in IF (The Play, Almost Goodbye). But it has always been relatively inaccessible. Undum is not the system of choice for writing straightforward hypertext games; it’s a challenging system to learn and use that demands the author build their own engine on top of it to drive their game logic. Consider Raconteur for “Undum with batteries included.” -Bruno Dias (x)

Enter Raconteur, “a friendlier way to write Undum hypertext fiction” that was announced by Bruno Dias in 2015. More accurately described as “a library of Undum tools that can get someone writing their story quickly.” Here’s the thing about the “library of Undum tools” part: Undum did not come prepackaged with any… even though they were required to write your game,…😐 which “meant doing a lot of your own tooling.” 😑

Yeah, no surprise it won the award for Best Technological Development in XYZZY Awards 2015.

But hold up, somethin’ ain’t right…

Undum’s only got 21 games on IFDB.org and Raconteur’s got 4… with 1 overlap with Undum. 😐

So~… wth?

Well, someone else had a similar question on intfiction.org in March and got Josh Grams’ opinion on it: JavaScript.

🤷🏿‍♂️

So even though Undum was designed as the visual version of bookbinding and with the specific goals “aesthetic” & “technical” in mind, shit’s too intimidating compared to alternatives.

I hoped [writing Undum in JavaScript] would make it accessible for a wider range of dabblers, requiring transferable skills rather than learning a new language. It also made it achievable to write and document over a few weekends: I didn’t have to worry about parsing, or creating a complete runtime. But the best benefit, and in some ways the one least exploited in practice, is the ability to use Undum as part of a bigger game. I imagined a strategy game with CYOA elements, or a piece of interactive fiction using natural language generation to be different each time. -Ian Millington (x)

And here’s~ where it gets a bit fucked.

Remember the other person who had a similar question–J. J. Guest? Well, they ended their post with “Was it simply superseded by Ink / Inky?”

Let’s keep this simple:

Ink [image] is the core narrative engine itself, written in C#. It includes the code for the compiler. If you’re not technical, you don’t need to worry about this. Inky [image] is our ink editor, which is a text editor with support for playing as you write. If you’re just starting out with ink, this is all you need. inkle is the game development studio that created ink (x)

So it’s “a narrative scripting language for games” and yet another CYOA maker. Why do I bring them up? Well, Inkle (the company) “was founded in 2011 by two Cambridge game developers [Joseph Humfrey & Jon Ingold] with a passion for storytelling and beautiful design” (x). They started off with their unique “inklebook” format, which had an early prototype game in ~2008 that Jon described as

an iPad-based choice-driven story made of ‘pages’ which stitched together into a single flow via frequent choice points. It was a lovely UI for a choice-based game, even in prototype form, and we had a strong scripting language underneath it – the first version of ink. (x)

In January of 2012, they released “a web-tool for writing and reading simple interactive stories” called inklewriter. Joseph described it as “a simpler subset of the inklebook format” (x) and admitted “inklewriter was partly born out of the surprise that there isn’t anything out there for quickly and easily writing non-linearly.” (x)

After already having “moved away from developing inklewriter for a long time,” it went “permanent beta” in September of 2017 due to “increasing frequency of persistent bug-reports.” Sad news considering the statement “we’ve had hundreds of thousands of stories created by hundreds of thousands of users; we’ve won awards from school and library associations; and hopefully we’ve helped kickstart a few interactive writers careers” (x). And since writers (who became aware in time) were able to “rescue” their story from the bugs and potential wipeout with a simple Save Page As, it was probably a bit less heartbreaking when inkle revealed less than a year later that inklewriter would be shutting down completely in August of 2018. Seemingly because “it’s real work to fix the issues that arise” with the constant browser changes. 😐

Only 7 months later, it returned in March of 2019. Stable, still free, and now open-source after developers in the open-source community “produced a full port of inklewriter to modern web-tech.” 🥳 Writers needed to make new accounts and import their stories to the new database, but that was it. And since the legacy version was (and is) still around, they could do it pretty quickly. (x)

But where dahell was I going with this? Let me tell you about the original connection first: Unity Integration.

The [ink-unity-integration] plugin provides you with everything you need to get started with ink in Unity. It automatically recompiles ink files as you edit them, and even comes with a simple previewer that lets you play stories directly within the Editor, without writing a line of code. (x)

Remember Ian Millington’s statement from awhile ago? “But the best benefit, and in some ways the one least exploited in practice, is the ability to use Undum as part of a bigger game. I imagined a strategy game with CYOA elements, or a piece of interactive fiction using natural language generation to be different each time.” (x)

Well,… Stoic Studio (announced that they) did it in January 2013 when they used inklewriter for The Banner Saga. Though, inkle recommends you use their ink scripting language instead for Unity projects. 🤷🏿‍♀️ A scripting language that was ported to JavaScript in May of 2016, btw. The port (inkjs) having its latest release just 6 freaking days ago while Undum and Raconteur had their last GitHub edits in 2018 & 2020 respectively.

Either way, Ian’s imagination of “a strategy game with CYOA elements” happened… with another mofo’s software. 😐

And what’s that? I left something out?

I left working on Undum to develop Varytale, a short lived commercial IF endeavour that shared a lot of the same aesthetic and narrative structure. And then I retired, and it lay fallow, aside from email help requests that still drip into my inbox. -Ian Millington (x)

Let’s see what IFWiki says about this endeavor:

Varytale was a platform for authoring and publishing browser-based CYOA, created by Ian Millington and Alexis Kennedy; it occupied a point somewhere between Undum and StoryNexus [a comparatively mostly defunct endeavor from 2012]. The Varytale website was live from approximately 2011 to 2015. The first posts on Varytale’s blog appeared in June 2011. On March 7, 2014, Varytale posted a comment on the Varytale Facebook page saying, “The project is stalled, due to key people leaving the project. So there’s no news, and I’m not sure if or when there will be.” The last Wayback Machine snapshot of www.varytale.com/books was taken in September 2015. (x)

On its May of 2012 public beta announcement on FailbetterGames website, something slightly poignant was said.

But the technology is great [seriously] - it’s easily the most flexible and powerful tool of its kind, and it’ll be fascinating to see what people can do with it once the writers’ programme opens up. And as it happens, Jon Ingold / Joseph Humfrey’s very elegant inklewriter has also just gone live [4 months prior]. (…) …[inklewriter] covers some of the same territory as Varytale, but it’s (by design) simpler in concept and execution. (x)

Life is truly cruel.

If you check the archive from possibly days before its shut down in September of 2015, you’ll see 4 official books (Bee, Fighting, How To Read, Hymn & Shanty) and 3 User Published Books (London Road, Sixth Tower, Tillinghast). That’s 7… 7 books. 😐

But it’s not that sad. According to the Varytale blog’s 2nd to last post (in June of 2012), “we passed 50,000 reads across the seven books currently on our reader’s beta.” This was perhaps a full week after they released the floodgates and actually allowed people to start readin’. Das alot to me. They clearly succeeded in “building a platform for authors to write great books, and for publishers to publish them.” Even built a whole-ass “system that does generative design,” creating “artwork based on the author’s choice of patterned design or photograph” (x). Or, as we’d quickly say 12 years later, some AI shit.

So wut 👏🏿 in da fuq 👏🏿

Why’d they never get past the 7 book mark in the 2 years between Reader’s Beta and project stallation? Well,… there’s a hint at the end of that 2012 blog post: “We have a queue of people wanting to write content, who are been added a few at a time. So lots of hard work in the beta still to go.” hm~ 🤔

If The Way Back Machine had archives past January of 2013, we’d definitely know more, but this is it (i ain’t diggin’ a wider hole at this point). And what is it? I think it’s a matter of workload. Too much for too few people who had however much goin’ on in their lives. Remember much earlier this bit from IFWiki?

On March 7, 2014, Varytale posted a comment on the Varytale Facebook page saying, “The project is stalled, due to key people leaving the project. (x)

Maybe things weren’t smooth enough for awhile. Maybe it was something else for those 2 years prior. 🤷🏿‍♂️ And you know… the end of Emily Short’s blog post Writing for Varytale might hold the answer.

There are still some challenges about using the Varytale system, though it’s evolved tremendously over the course of beta. One of the biggest authorial challenges is that, while there’s the awesome structure tool shown above for looking at branching structure inside a storylet, it can be considerably more challenging to get a view of what’s going on at the macro level. And I’m not even sure what the tool for this ought to look like. The strength of storylets is that they can affect which other ones pop up in a fairly freeform way, and one can affect another (via their shared stat use) without explicit logic in either. But that’s also what makes it really hard to graph how they will act. Most of the bugs that arose in Bee were related to this issue of envisioning the total structure of the work and detecting storylets that were going to break that structure. (x)

So in this case aswell, the innovations of Ian’s Varytale make it… (a bit) intimidating to work with. 😑Whether or not this difficulty was ever ironed out post-beta is unknown to me, especially considering the end of Ian’s thankful response to Tom H.’s suggestion for fixing the macro level problem: “When will I get chance to code it? That’s a whole other matter!”

…hm~

And on the same post lies magnus4444’s statement that “There isn’t a lot of documentation out there yet on the implementation of more advanced effects but, on the plus side, Ian is generous with advice and tips.”

🤷🏿‍♀️

So wtf do we have here. Effectively two developers (i’m simplifying it; fight me) who 1) made a CYOA maker (Undum & inklewriter) for very similar reasons, 2) put development aside to focus on other CYOA makers (Varytale & Inky), 3) had their neglected work taken up by open-source developers for the good of everyone, and 4) reaped the benefit of the other’s labor in some way. Now, here’s where we’re back to the sad part. Inkle’s version of the tale is the American Dream ™. Inklewriter was beloved by many and had mainstream success. Ian’s version is the harsh American Reality. Undum only bore 24+ games over the course of its 13 year existence on the internet and in the world of IF. And if a single person’s opinion is to be taken as fact… then the reason was simple: shit wasn’t easy to pickup. And thus, regardless of Ian & Bruno’s efforts, it (at this rate) is bound to become an obscure software regardless of its potential. All while Varytale remains gone and Inky (released in June of 2016) is still goin’ strong with 160+ games released using its Ink language/engine.

Which brings me back to the matter…

i’m constantly reminded of [my] mortality

[stephenthewriter-blog]

HELLO HOLLYWOOD, CAN YOU SEE THIS POST, THIS IS IMPORTANT!

I’m feeling very fucking fired up tonight because yet again trans people are gonna be robbed of positive Hollywood representation by yet another well-known cisgender actor.

[necromancercoding]

In this list, you'll find a list of celebrities that are trans and/or non-binary. 

Male-alligned:

Nathan Westling / Trans man / Model / 1996 (24) / White (American).

Chella Man / Trans man / Model & Actor / 1998 (21) / Jewish & Chinese / Deaf. [Genderqueer - He/Him]

Laith Ashley / Trans man / Model & Actor / 1989 (31) / Dominican American.

Kenny Ethan Jones / Trans man / Model / 1995 (25) / White (British) & Jamaican.

Alex Blue Davis / Trans man / Actor / 1983 (37) / White (American).

Tom Phelan / Trans man / Actor / 1995 (25) / White (American).

Elliot Fletcher / Trans man / Actor / 1996 (24) / White (American).

Brian Michael Smith / Trans man / Actor / 1983 (37) / African American.

Ian Alexander / Trans man / Actor / 2001 (19) / White (American) & Vietnamese.

Shiki Aoki / Trans man / Actor, Voice actor & Model / 1990 (30) / Japanese.

Chaz Bono / Trans man / Actor & Activist / 1969 (51) / White (American).

Ryan Cassata / Trans man / Musician / 1993 (26) / Italian American.

Michael D. Cohen / Trans man / 1975 (44) / White (Canadian)

Skyler Cooper / Trans man / Actor & Activist / Unknown age / Unknown origin, Black.

Ian Harvie / Trans man / Actor & Stand-up Comedian / 1968 (52) / White (American).

Miles McKenna / Trans man / Vlogger & Actor / 1995 (24) / White (American).

Riley Carter Millington / Trans man / Actor / 1993-94 (25-26) / White (British).

Scott Turner Schofield / Trans man / Actor & Writer / Unknown Age / White (American).

Ice Seguerra / Trans man / Actor & Singer / 1983 (36) / Filipino.

Jake Zyrus / Trans man / Singer / 1992 (28) / Filipino.

Benjamin Melzer / Trans man / Model / 1987 (33) / White (German).

Casil McArthur / Trans man / Model / 1999 (21) / White (American).

Loren Rex Cameron / Trans man / Photographer / 1959 (60) / White (American).

Buck Angel / Trans man / Porn actor & Activist / 1962 (58) / White (American).

Rocco Kayiatos (Katastrophe) / Trans man / Singer / 1977 (42) / White (American)

Lucas Silveira / Trans man / Singer / 1979 (40) / White (Canadian) & Portuguese.

Balian Buschbaum / Trans man / Athlete / 1980 (39) / White (German).

Tammy Gretchen / Trans man / Actor / 1982 (37) / Brazilian.

Elliot Page / Trans man / Actor, Producer & Activist / 1987 (33) / White (Canadian). [Non-Binary | He/They pronouns]

Female-alligned:

Hunter Schafer / Trans woman / Model & Actress / 1999 (20) / White (American).

Valentina Sampaio / Trans woman / Model / 1996 (23) / Brazilian.

Andreja Pejic / Trans woman / Model / 1991 (28) / White (Bosnian).

Leyna Bloom / Trans woman / Model & Actress / 1990 (30) / Filipino & African American.

Teddy Quinlivan / Trans woman / Model / 1994 (26) / White (American).

Hari Nef / Trans woman / Model / 1992 (27) / White (American).

Mimi Tao / Trans woman / Model / 1992 (28) / Thai.

Lea T / Trans woman / Model / 1981 (39) / Brazilian.

Laverne Cox / Trans woman / Actress / 1972 (48) / African American.

MJ Rodriguez / Trans woman / Actress / 1991 (29) / African American.

Dominique Jackson / Trans woman / Actress / 1975 (45) / Trinidadian.

Hailie Sahar / Trans woman / Actress / 1988 (32) / Mixed American (Black, Latin, Indian, Jewish & German).

Angelica Ross / Trans woman / Actress / 1980 (39) / African American.

Jamie Clayton / Trans woman / Actress / 1978 (42) / White (American).

Josie Totah / Trans woman / Actress / 2001 (18) / Palestinian & Lebanese.

Jazz Jennings / Trans woman / Activist / 2000 (19) / American Jewish.

Jen Richards / Trans woman / Writer & Actress / 1976 (44) / White (American)

Alexandra Billings / Trans woman / Actress / 1962 (58) / White (American).

Trace Lysette / Trans woman / Actress / 1987 (32) / White (American).

Nicole Maines / Trans woman / Actress / 1997 (22) / White (American).

Amiyah Scott / Trans woman / Actress & Model / 1988 (32) / African American.

Janet Mock / Trans woman / Writer & Lawyer / 1983 (37) / Mixed (African American, Portuguese, Asian, Kānaka Maoli).

Isis King / Trans woman / Model and Designer / 1985 (34) / African American.

Gia Gunn / Trans woman / Drag Queen & Actress / 1990 (30) / Japanese American.

Miss Peppermint / Trans woman / Drag Queen & Actress / 1980 (40) / African American.

Carmen Carrera / Trans woman / Model, Burlesque Dancer & Actress / 1985 (35) / Hispanic (Puerto Rican).

Geena Rocero / Trans woman / Model / 1984 (36) / Filipino & American.

Daniela Vega / Trans woman / Actress and Singer / 1989 (31) / Chilean.

Candis Cayne / Trans woman / Actress and Performance Artist / 1971 (48) / Unkown (born in Hawaii).

Jenna Talackova / Trans woman / Model / 1988 (31) / Czech & Babine Native Canadian.

Caroline Cossey / Trans woman / Model / 1954 (65) / White (British).

Ángela Ponce / Trans woman / Model / 1991 (29) / White (Spanish).

Bibiana Fernández / Trans woman / Actress & Model / 1954 (66) / White (Spanish).

Karla Sofía Gascón / Trans woman / Actress & Model / 1972 (48) / White (Spanish).

Lara Sajén / Trans woman / Singer & Dancer / 1977 (42) / Hispanic (Argentinian)

Isabel Torres / Trans woman / TV Personality & Actress / 1969 (51) / White (Spanish).

Jedet Sánchez / Trans woman / Actress & Singer / 1992 (28) / White (Spanish).

Non-binary:

Janelle Monáe / Non-binary / They/Them / Singer & Actress / 1985 (34) / African American.

Sam Smith / Non-binary / They/Them / Singer / 1992 (28) / White (British).

Brigette Lundy-Paine / Non-binary / They/Them / Actor / 1994 (25) / White (American).

Jonathan Van Ness / Gender nonconforming / He/She/They / TV Personality & Hairdresser / 1987 (33) / White (American).

Amandla Stenberg / Non-binary / She/Her / Actress / 1998 (21) / African American & White (Danish).

Ruby Rose / Non-binary / She/Her / Model & Actress / 1986 (34) / White (Australian).

Nico Tortorella / Non-binary / They/Them / Actor & Model / 1988 (31) / Italian American.

Asia Kate Dillon / Non-binary / They/Them / Actor / 1984 (35) / White (American) & Ashkenazi Jewish.

Tommy Dorfman / Non-binary / They/Them / Actor / 1992 (28) / White (American) & Jewish.

Bex Taylor-Klaus / Trans non-binary / They/Them / Actor / 1994 (25) / White (American) & Jewish.

Indya Moore / Trans agender / They/Them / Model & Actor / 1995 (25) / Hispanic (Haitian, Puerto Rican & Dominican).

Lachlan Watson / Non-binary / They/Them / Actor / 2001 (19) / White (American).

Liv Hewson / Non-binary / They/Them / Actor / 1995 (24) / White (Australian).

Quintessa Swindell / Non-binary/GNC / They/Them / Actor / 1997 (23) / POC (Mixed-heritage, allegedly african-american+white).

I'll be updating this list with new fcs every few months; you can leave new names to be added in my askbox or replying to this message. If you liked this list, a like and/or reblog is always appreciated so more people can have access to the list. Thank you!

[galacticshq]

ANONYMOUS said: mw trans\nb fcs?

fantastic question lovely ‘non ! listed below are some of our current faves to see with a bonus of all of them have resources as well !  

nicky endres, emmett preciado, laith ashley, mela franco habijanas, dominque jackson, brian michael smith, josie totah, sohan pague, tajari jones, scott turner schofield, kiley may, jake zyrus, jesse james keitel, riley carter millington, alexandra grey, travis alabanza, jade willoughby, angelica ross, alok vaid-menon, zoey luna,  theo germaine, mj rodriguez, ser anzoategui,marquise vilsón, poppy liu, treechada petcharat, dua saleh, carl clemons hopkins, blu del barrio, sara rameriez, eve lindley, ian harvie, nicole maines, benjamin melzer, & chella man !

[gaytransimagines]

queer artist recs based on fave DR 1/2 characters

*disclaimer: this has nothing to do with canon or my personal headcanons regarding character sexuality or gender and all to do w their vibes!

Makoto Naegi: Jason Mraz, bi; “I’m Yours”, “The Remedy (I Won’t Worry)”, “Geek in the Pink”

Sayaka Maizono: Spice Girls - Mel B is bi; “Wannabe”, “Spice Up Your Life”, “Say You’ll Be There”

Leon Kuwata: Limp Wrist, gay punk band; “Want Us Dead”, “Give Me a Fucking Break”, “Thick Skin”

Chihiro Fujisaki: Steam Powered Giraffe - Isabella “Bunny” Bennett is a trans woman, they perform as steampunk robots; “Mecto Amore”, “Honeybee”, “Photographic Memories”

Mondo Oowada: Judas Priest - Rob Halford is gay; “Breaking the Law”, “You’ve Got Another Thing Coming”, “Turbo Lover”

Kiyotaka Ishimaru: Mika, gay - lots of his songs make me think of his relationship with Mondo, specifically; “Talk About You”, “Grace Kelly”, “Billy Brown”

Hifumi Yamada: R.E.M. - Michael Stipe identifies as queer; “Man on the Moon”, “It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)”, “Stand”

Celes Ludenberg: Emilie Autumn, bi & ace; “Shalott”, “I Know Where You Sleep”, “Fight Like a Girl”

Sakura Oogami: Syd, lesbian; “All About Me”, “Smile More”,  “Body”

Aoi Asahina: Mary Lambert, lesbian; “She Keeps Me Warm”, “Secrets”, “Know Your Name”

Byakuya Togami: Stephen Sondheim, gay composer primarily known for his complex & dark music; known for Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd, and West Side Story.

Toko Fukawa: Janis Ian - lesbian known for writing music about social issues; “Society’s Child”, “At Seventeen”, “Tea & Sympathy”

Yasuhiro Hagakure: the B-52s - four out of five of their members are gay or bi; “Love Shack”, “Private Idaho”, “Planet Claire” 

Kyouko Kirigiri: Soko, pan; “We Might Be Dead By Tomorrow”, “First Love Never Die”, “I’ll Kill Her”

Mukuro Ikusaba: My Chemical Romance - Gerard Way is nonbinary; “Teenagers”, “Na Na Na”, “Give ‘Em Hell, Kid”

Junko Enoshima: GIRLI, pansexual; “Hot Mess”, “Friday Night Big Screen”, “Girl I Met On the Internet” 

Hajime Hinata: Neon Trees - Tyler Glenn is gay; “Sleeping With a Friend”, “Teenager in Love”, “Everybody Talks”

Teruteru Hanamura: Kalil Wilson, queer; “Day By Day”, “I’m in the Mood for Love”, “Song for You”

Ultimate Impostor: Leonard Bernstein, gay composer - adding him was a bit of a joke on Byakuya, as Bernstein was Sondheim’s mentor; known for West Side Story, Candide, and composing the music for the film On the Waterfront.

Mahiru Koizumi: Fanny, early girl rock group - June Millington was a lesbian; “Conversation With a Cop”, “Ain’t That Peculiar”, “You’re the One”

Peko Pekoyama: Dusty Springfield, bi; “Only Want to Be With You”, “Spooky”, “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me”

Hiyoko Saionji: Blondie - Debbie Harry is bi; “Rip Her to Shreds”, “Call Me”, “Heart of Glass”

Ibuki Mioda: Against Me! - Laura Jane Grace is a trans lesbian; “Stop!”, “I Was a Teenage Anarchist” (cw: police brutality in video), “True Trans Soul Rebel”

Mikan Tsumiki: Lesley Gore, lesbian; “It’s My Party”, “You Don’t Own Me”, “The Old Crowd”

Gundham Tanaka: Orville Peck, queer; “Turn to Hate”, “Hope to Die”, “Dead of Night”

Nekomaru Nidai: Queen - Freddie Mercury was bi; “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”, “Made in Heaven”, “I Want to Break Free”

Nagito Komaeda: The Smiths - Morrisey has gone through several labels and currently identifies as bi, as far as i know; “Still Ill”, “This Charming Man”, “How Soon is Now?”

Chiaki Nanami: The Young Professionals - gay, known for their remixes; “Video Games”, “All Of it But Me”, “TYP Disco”

Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu: Johnny Mathis, gay; “Chances Are”, “Wonderful! Wonderful!”, “The Twelfth of Never”

Sonia Nevermind: Nirvana - she’s a reference to the band, so you might as well listen to them! Kurt Cobain was bi; “Smells Like Teen Spirit”, “About a Girl”, “The Man Who Sold the World”

Kazuichi Souda: Green Day - Billie Joe Armstrong is bi; “Brain Stew”, “Basket Case”, “Nice Guys Finish Last”

Akane Owari: Indigo Girls - lesbians; “Closer to Fine”, “Galileo”, “Thin Line” 

[thewritingcaptain]

My OCs: A Masterlist

So… yeah. Due to a recent rash of followings and subsequent questions about my WIPs that I don’t have the time to do detailed posts to answer currently, I’ve decided to do a master list of my more important OCs and which story they belong to for people to reference (or to understand me were I to reference them). My writblr intro has short blurbs about all of these stories and I DO intend to do detailed posts for each WIP eventually. This is just until I get there. May or may not be edited later (depending on time/story changes/if I remember to or not).

Exile

Xavier Sutcliffe (aka Ze): First main character (and first one we are introduced to) in Exile. Brother of Gabriella. Apprentice healer to Hagan Decker. His mission is the one that starts the story and sets everything into motion.

Gabriella Sutcliffe (aka Gabby): Second main character of Exile, and subsequently the second we meet. Younger sister of Ze. Works in the castle kitchen and lives on her own since their father died.

Christopher Remington (aka Chris): Third main character of Exile. Crown Prince/heir of Feareadale, the kingdom both Gabby and Ze were born in (and the land the Ze is exiled from). Is personally invested in the mission due to his relationships and knowledge of the other characters, including…

Maximilian Lockwood (aka Max): Fourth main character of Exile. Crown Prince/heir to the kingdom of Aexawar before it was invaded and usurped by Millington. Obviously invested because his family was lost and kingdom was usurped, and he wants it back, at all costs.

Little Red

Samantha (aka Sammy or Red): First main character of Little Red. A young girl who moves in to town and whose troubled life became of personal interest to a couple of young adults who decide to take notice.

Tyler Mitchell: Second main character of Little Red. Male one of said teenagers who takes notice. Takes a little longer than his girlfriend to catch on, but makes the lasting impact in the long run when he finally does, taking Sammy under his wing like the little sister he never had.

Miranda: Side but important character in Little Red. Tyler’s girlfriend. Lives in the house next to the one Sammy’s family moves in to. Immediately takes an interest in the odd young girl and her well-being and is the one who entices Tyler to take action.

(Untitled) Time Travel Story

AJ: The main character of TTS. Time traveler and runaway extraordinaire. Hops through time from place to place, trying to stay away from the man who murdered her mother and unravel the mysteries as to why and how that night actually happened.

Ian: Her love interest with undetermined loyalties.

Undercover Disaster

Emma Winters: First major character of UD. College student and daughter of a high ranking cop. After an accidental showcase of her skills in front of her father’s boss while on vacation, she gets sent deep undercover to try to bring down an infamous criminal before he can pull off his biggest heist yet.

Jason Grey: Second major character of UD. The mysterious criminal whose organization she is sent to infiltrate.

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tumbleweed jones

chris rayburn

v don

james brown and the famous flames

paul martin

the eyes

the moment

the mannequins

the pepper pots

berry tweed and the chasers

from the jam

the ganders

the sha la la's

the broken vinyl club

the distillers

mayfield

serpent power

julian cope psychedelic odin

gideon

sharon tandy

planet

the spencer davis group

syd barrett

inez & charlie foxx

the truth

iron butterfly

back to zero

lalo schifrin

quincy jones

booker t & the mgs

crystal jacqueline

fit for a king

sworn in

hands like houses

the cream of rare soul

the action

frootful

mark murphy

graham day and the forefathers

paul weller

crown of thornz

the jeevas

new hearts

crispian mills & the jeevas

buried treasure

purple hearts

school of braja

the artwoods

eddie holman

operation two folds

king new breed

the magnolias

gemma & the travelers

ian page and the affair

bobby guy

ray charles

mel williams

the chords

the lambrettas

the velvet hammer

carrie cleveland

anthony meynell

mark mortimer

the greyhound all stars

mick talbot is agent 33

johns children

rod stewart

misty woods

sta-prest

eleanor rigby

lord shani

gabor szabo

elgin

faces

palisades

buried giants

issues

capture

the color morale

no warning

velena

i see stars

for all those sleeping

amanda palmer

alexisonfire

comeback kid

the word alive

jamestown story

serpico

her bright skies

the circle jerks

sick of it all

citizen

mudhoney

agent orange

primus

the casualties

the Jesus and mary chain

hey monday

max frost

badbone

common enemy

whohurtyou

ameliamoon

GOA

soul butchers

pink guitars

facility men

healer

charit way

sara elizabeth

tokyo monsters

the morning light

motherfist

near miss

nipdrivers

the outline

red fish

rock kills kid

RPM

so they say

sparks the rescue

straight faced

sugarcult

superman please don't

the starting line

the white noise

rare earth

white caps

5 am

6 dogs

kassi ashton

jacob banks

bas

boogie

celeste

cloves

jon connor

cozz

jay critch

cuco

daya

drama relax

dimelo flow

homesafe

kayak jones

young culture

keep flying

voices in vain

pure heel

dreezy

earthgang

gryffin

JID

jamie n commons

jax jones

joey t

jay rock

JAWNY

leven kali

ari lennox

lil durk

lil mosey

lil poppa

main breaker

chronic failure

failure

county kings

gopnik

flood the tower

desolate

loser

tempus fugit

karma

super-tugger

brixton sons

joe bonamassa

the viva noir

bighorn sheep

the gypsy parlor

surftones

kanuton

dotson moon

night slaves

black & white cat black & white cake

coffin hook

westward journey

eerie shores

speed dial

grandfather clock!

jenn desantis

eleni degeorge

conquer divide

slaves

phinehas

old again

which witch

will haven

sirens and sailors

insoluble

michael delano

sardine

yellow sauce

bud redding

for your health

splundr

frail body

alleys

jungle tooth

lemondrop

rad ops

breakfast for dinner

fluse

heave

sidney jeanne

blunted lip

grizzly run

inertia

outlast

ashes

chronic nostalgics

orange grove ave

ian mccuen

yali

mike turnwall

cardboard homestead

nicotine jones

crystal godzilla

the surfin cadavers

wicker men

no warning

mindforce

trail of lies

apocalypse tribe

regulate

one step closer

wild side

restraining order

facewreck

choice to make

stand alone

last dance

world of love

dredneks

scarecrow show

on the cinder

shortcakke

yvngyanna

antikathleen

saucetheartist

p3p3

nicky vibez

jupiter trolley

the gennies

regular sex

velvet bethany

the dead south

legendary shack shakers

danny olliver

tsunami tsurprise

wyndup kid

cheap peach

pkew pkew pkew

shambles

bastard bastard bastard

hold out

tooth

this

type relevant

best sleep

ghostpool

ashford

dan meissner

why not

black sabbitch

the impurity

tony rocky horror

advance base

the painfully alone

ex-pat

sinai vessel

vulcan

the last reign

debrained

overlook

a silent ending

sedai

tina panic noise

the clever slang

online.dating

aukscab

PiL

toy box brigade

millington

the serftones

the dead star band

brendan

the strangest ways

the big lonesome

bobby and the love

nuke fun

alien static

midnight anomalies

mirror tricks

hubcap

sheridan

96 bitter beings

the native howl

locust grove

the living braindead

pieces

14 trapdoors

skate cobain

night mall

makeout tactics

tortoise forest

grosh

gunthers radio

citrus maxima

hydrone

dragged under

forget the sorrows

reapr

farewell jupiter

soma slumber

x-press 2

soular plexus

earth rider

johnny revolting

lay down & die

poindexter

the ay effs

short fictions

worst things

closure.

rabbit jaw

jurassic clark

book a boulder

rust belt brigade

no cover

cody barcroft

shannon vanderlaan

kerry fey

luis mojica

leyda

jq bess

michael cirrito

jammin jesse

the abruptors

kman and the 45s

working class stiffs

worn from war

timothy alice

the grumpy monkey company

vee da bee

amber martin

brittany rose

adapt or die

yanart

phasm

masscasualty

of desolation

weaponex

the cryptics

zquint

obsoleete

moonscar

olmsted

not 4 nothing

a very special episode

ekohta

we were blank

mind chaser

casper skulls

some ska band

the drew thompson foundation

the mars volta

grilth

thrush

digital afterlife

of night & light

creating a sinner

AC anton

lexxi raine

dope city kid

lost like lions

blackend blue

digital ladies

eyes of the blind

tiger the lion

bear the bronze

assemble

the toasters

the same sun

soulfly

toxic holocaust

sergio michel

x method

anthropic

wasted space

philip stephen

stress dolls

the nigh

sun pilot

patternist

the weather might say otherwise

robin bank$ and the new spectacular

nine layers deep

smitten for trash

nylon otter

respect the space

night goat

sons of luther

no time to think

jaali cypher

amateur hockey club

partners on shanley

sheer terror

wrong the oppressor

downswing

brook pridemore

lich king

the barksdales

lucky 33

the clockers

paper plates collective

tri state area

flower ambrosia

slimm

nerds in denial

over & out

jenn desantis

astrabula

real movement

james kibby

silent planet

currents

invent, animate

greyhaven

fucked & bound

haunted horses

passed out

candy ambulance

i met a yeti

yung dialysis

serfs

parade chic

take two

ray and the roaches

adjacent jason

motives

avoid

vit fana

ville

kaj

josef

dj juku

smug

west ferry

glen pine

wake up

otherworldly entity

the slackers

todd hembrook

deal's gone bad

afterlife

time toad

tom foolery and the shenanigans

boundaries

tyler okun

dead prez

oscar welsh

between friends

sonic fuzz

flamingo haze

daily basis

suburban living

2morrows june

the social act

anti cimex

alwz snny

javen oliver

savage hands

sleepers

wild side

chris grey

KTA boys

young nudy

lil spleen

utah saints

carry on cupid

kai shaw

andre lauren benjamin

jack wild

NLE choppa

daysormay

lil thirteen

into the wake

bear no shame

yonaka

a rocket to the moon

NPK

animal chin

ann beretta

august premier

autopilot off

keyes

blueline medic

cadillac blindside

chef'special

days away

discount

animal sun

common vision

rutterkin

kurt morton

forgive durden

foundation

frodus

letlive.

miracle at st anna

anaal nathrakh

the morning of

nevada rose

ghost town

jersey

kane hodder

kidding chaos

lifetime

limp

mid carson july

october fall

oh honey

phantom planet

pollen

powerspace

punchline

recover

rome

roy

midnight

slick shoes

slowreader

swank

teen idols

the a.k.a.s

the aeffect

the cab

the causey way

til tuesday

the friday night boys

the hippos

voiceplay

the hush sound

the impossibles

the pietasters

the stereo

big sean

this providence

will connolly

versaemerge

whippersnapper

the four freshmen

niights

the northern

stephen lynch

e^st

anthropomorphiA

utah noir

bob moulde

nerdout

NIVIRO

will roland

the nicholas

san holo

ocean wisdom

7ru7h

b'royce

juando

FABV

skan

jody

gage moyers

jackzick

shayne dupont

naked eyes

voices in your head

don diablo

celldweller

james dooley

dennis leary

onra

rixton

esham

elijah blake

zeni n

maurice west

madrio

a will away

northern ghosts

outlands

adjy

caspian

arch/matheos

pathways

covet

dogleg

fireworks

foxing

free throw

from indian lakes

future teens

heart attack man

holy fawn

into it over it

moving mountains

o'brother

shortly

smidley

weatherbox

junket

you blew it

oso oso

anterrabae

as tall as lions

brian bonz

death threat

fight fair

folly

hit the lights

honor bright

hot rod circuit

kevin devine

lux courageous

NK

no redeeming social value

northstar

orange island

outsmarting simon

plugin stereo

scraps & heart attacks

small towns burn a little slower

the color fred

the dear hunter

the gay blades

the receiving end of sirens

tony hendrik

john mcinerney

marcus mouya

blue stahli

white shag

K'NAAN

YBC bam

OG stevo

rudeboykels

china mac

dexter freebish

stretch and bobbito

ARVFZ

lpcharm

lyriel

noodah05

blackjesus yoshua

soudiere

jacob Sutherland

riverside

kahme.wav

arielle

vikram dhakal

chris standring

liam wheeler

diamond saints

xavier alexsandria

simiram

the secret sisters

MC900

neoplasma

aia litt

oui lele

brian nhira

lockdown

tre'gadd

nacho picasso

albastyeeler

the morning

sol d' menta

floerk

BeGela

dom kane

marcy x

jeddy hart

hatem a

samtozi

dr john

nøisily

masio gunz

noods

redrum

weemane

704chop

tom jarmey

j4 krazy

trevor taylor

the secret handshake

roseview

cirith ungol

eppers

james flamez

bacota

susan salidor

herm

n.o.h.

pat godwin

the empty pockets

stacey q

DIGVIJAY

yung q

none of us

alix j

brandon christian

matthew larkin

dreadboxx

ickly

hioll

sketchthaheathen

xadrian

mrmeow

earth trance projector

trace

fallen

the pricks

the kan

jdan

marlo

the yellow pumpkin

jonny english

the lava boy

dario nunez

elements of style

bouhi

flowerboh

manic movement

hot boys crew

sasha primitive

imminent the strategic...

al jourgensen

lejonhjärta

carrington right

bottlefight

voices experiment

sir-ooh-g

tray day sadd

rappa nui

hendrix garcia

breaking the static

das butterschnitzel

sven wittekind

mr j

jack alien

noisebass

yung saadi

stan green

wilson quick

el paso

skycrater

black door

roger gunn

jayms

make mama proud

wrecked religion

marz

thoweda rosas

tinimaine

patryck

awkward L looper

redx

outbreak

airsh4d3

crucified priest

smiley loks

sumo brix

death plus

allen w brown

black therapy

2 official

in flagranti

black v neck

twyn t

marc vedo

mila falls

breaking pangea

kamo

yattaman

faux paz

bford

itgang simmie

cudiiiies

blaze

the resolute

young will

sickboii

dranX

street corner talking

CCD

y-milo

evilone

daniel richards

marek stelmach

full frontal lobotomy

danny mcmaster

stephen kramer glickman

crucifix

bad boys blue

chyp-notic

a la carte

haddaway

soultans

andreas martin

londonbeat

wolfgang petry

ute berling

minnesota

donny brooke

goons of doom

fuck on the beach

presley river

the lenores

armored saint

artillery

the edwin davids jazz band

below

bynzantine

batushka

candiria

charred walls of the damned

cult of luna

save us from the archon

secret eyes

set sights

cut up

destrage

endseeker

siren and sailors

sky eats airplane

eyes of the sun

denner/shermann

downfall of gaia

ensiferum

execration

falconer

gozu

harlott

exumer

god dethroned

entrails

desaster

harms way

hate

if these trees could talk

igorrr

ketzer

king diamond

kissin' dynamite

LIK

lizzy borden

daniel rodriguez

mercyful fate

midnight

monte pittman

mother feather

motor sister

necromancing the stone

nothgard

the ocean

oni

portrait

primordial

RAM

ravencult

redemption

sacred reich

revocation

satan

rivers of nihil

serpentine dominion

shai hulud

sorcerer

tanith

tribulation

visigoth

vulture

twitching tongues

tombs

six feet under

syberia

tribal (swe)

Týr

wovenwar

3

40 grit

a love ends suicide

abiotic

aeon

ancient

anterior

apophys

angel blake

saul

aeternam

the absence

arma gathas

assaulter

barn burner

battlecross

across the sun

anacrusis

anima

the arcane order

as you drown

autumn

believer

beyond the sixth seal

blood divisions

born from pain

brimstone coven

cancer bats

cellador

coal chamber

beyond the embrace

bison b.c.

bloodclot

brian still

broken hope

cataract

the cory smoot experiment

beyond the shore

bitch

bludgeon

brainstorm

callenish circle

catastrophic

chinchilla

crimfall

criminal

cripper

crisis

culture killer

D.R.I.

darkness dynamite

dave brockie experience

daysend

DC4

the devils blood

devildriver

dictated

don jamieson

eidolon

the crimson armada

cryptic slaughter

darkest era

get scared

glasseater

steve wilkins

glue gun

gob

grabbers

dawn of ashes

demiricous

diabulus in musica

disillusion

engine

epicurean

the fallen

fleshcrawl

forever in terror

eryn non dae.

fleshwrought

fragments of unbecoming

fueled by fire

galactic cowboys

glorior belli

grave pleasures

the great discord

gypsyhawk

hail of bullets

evergreen terrace

fate

flotsam and jetsam

frazetta

gehennah

gorerotted

gristle

hallows eve

hatchet

helstar

immolation

in extremo

hate eternal

impious

house of heavy

[winsonsaw2003]

Looking for descendants of Major-General Aldwell William Taylor (1759-1817)

Aldwell William Taylor,Resident of Malacca,Malaysia from(1798 - 1803).He was born in 1759.Son William Taylor of Yatton, Herefordshire and Elizabeth Aldwell. He nominated a cadet for Madras for the season 1775/1776 HEIC. Deputy Chairman (John Roberts) at the recommendation of Mr Woodhouse, aged 17. Appointed 10th November 1775.He married to Ann Charlotte Metford.He died in 1817.

His issue:- i)Aldwell Taylor (1796-1828) married to Elizabeth Pearce Taylor.

His issue:-

ai)Elizabeth Taylor(1823-1881).

ii)Peter Alexander Taylor (1797-?)

iii)Robert Taylor (1799-1859). iv)Dr.John Braithwaite Taylor (1801-1834) married to Martha Anne ?.His issue:-

ai)Aldwell Charles Taylor(1829-1870) married Mary Wastie Millington. His issue:-

bi) Mary Aldwell Cook Taylor (1852-?) married John Braddock. Their issue:- ci) Esther Mary Millicent Braddock(1882-1883).

cii) John Charles Braddock (1883-1884). ciii)Henry Aldwell Braddock (1886-1962) married 1stly, Mary A Loughlin & 2ndly,Hilda Jackson. civ) Mary Millington Braddock(1889-1968). cv) John Warbrick Braddock (1892-1913).

bii) Millicent Wastie Taylor(1853-1932) married Henry Somerset Taylor. Their issue:-

ci) Florence Mary Taylor (1877-1960) married Harold Dunkerley. cii) Annie Mildred Taylor (1879-1881). ciii) Benjamin Banstead Taylor (1881-?) married Emily Ellen Smith. His issue:- di) Millicent Wastie Taylor (1906-1968). biii) Aldwell Somerset Taylor (1856-1933) married Mary Elizabeth ?. biv)Florence Jane Featherstonehaugh Taylor(1862-?).

bv) Annie Elizabeth Taylor.

v)Charlotte Joyce Taylor(1803-1879).

vi)Lydia Taylor(1806-1854).

vii)Charles Taylor(1807-1876).

viii)William Taylor (1810-?). ix)Anne Taylor. x) Henry Somerset Taylor(1812-1848) married Jane Keene. His issue:- ai) Emma Jane Taylor. aii) Henry Somerset Taylor. aiii) Agnes Ellen Taylor. xi) Jane Taylor(1814-?) married to John Dungate Featherstonehaugh Parsons.

His issue:- ai)John Featherstonehaugh Parsons( 1849).

aii)George Metford Parsons(1851).

aiii)Arthur Wilde Parsons(1854-1931)married to Mary Waters Burridge.

His issue:-

bi)Amy Mary Parsons(1884-1949). bii)Mary Elizabeth Parsons(1886-?).

biii)Arthur Dungate Burridge Parsons(?-1930) married to Claire Martha Oxley.

His issue:-

ci)Marjorie Claire Mary Parsons(1909-1995) married to Edgar Culley. Their issue:- di) Barbara M Culley.

dii) Angela M C Culley married Francis Cranch.

Their issue:-

ei) Nicholas A Cranch married Lynette E Spaull.

eii) Christopher N Cranch married Sandra Molton. His issue:-

fi) David Christopher Cranch.

fii) Matthew William Cranch.

diii)Janet E C Culley married Robert D Gilmour. Their issue:-

ei) Paul R Gilmour. eii) David Richard Gilmour.

div) Stephen E C Culley. dv) Margaret C Culley married David B Milsom. Their issue:- ei) Claire Marie Milsom. eii) Emma Rosemary Milsom. eiii) Anthony Sinclair Milsom married Melinda Boak. His issue:-

fi) Joseph Antony Milsom.

fii) Leah Evelyn Milsom.

cii)Dunstan Arthur Aldwell Parsons(1911-1998) married to Hester M L Wilkins. ciii)Denys Wilde Parsons(1913-1989) married to Eileen Lawrence.

His issue:-

di)Peter Austin Wilde Parsons MacPherson married to Margaret Corfield.

His issue:-

ei)Lawrence Aldwell Wilde Parsons.

eii)Trudi Arwen Wilde Parsons.

aiv)Jane Parsons married to Charles William Weston Knighton Bosanquet.

Their issue:-

bi) Bertie Louis Weston Bosanquet (1887-1955) married Millicent Grace Hall.

Their issue:-

ci) Bernard Louis Knighton Bosanquet (1914-2004) married Irene M Matthews.

His issue:- di) Jennifer Bernice Bosanquet (1947-2014) married Ian R Watson.

dii) Brenda I Bosanquet married Michael B Coley.

Their issue:-

ei) Louise Elaine Coley.

eii) Nicholas Michael Coley.

eiii) Philip Peter S Coley.

eiv) Richard Philip Coley.

ev) Amy Claire Coley.

diii) David M Bosanquet married 1stly,Angelina A Lord,2ndly to Diane K Braund.

cii) Douglas George Anthony Bosanquet (1914-1943).

ciii) Josephine Margaret Bosanquet (1921-1992) married Harry M Roberts. Their issue:-

di) Douglas M Roberts.

civ) Stephen John Bosanquet (1925-2005).

cv) Peter Edward Bosanquet (1928-1996).

bii) William Charles Weston Knighton Bosanquet (1891-1950) married Elizabeth McGregor.

His issue:- ci) Aldwell William Taylor Bosanquet (1918-1943).

biii) Lucy Alice Margaret Bosanquet (1892-1975). biv) Kathleen Gladys Bosanquet (1894).

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La Guida Definitiva al Pizzetto Stili

Il pizzetto ha ufficialmente sostituito i baffi, come la maggior parte di divisione del viso stile di capelli. L'atteggiamento prevalente sembra essere quello pizzetti sono meglio di sinistra negli anni 1990—insieme con la spalla imbottito giacche e ampia cravatte.

Mentre non è un segreto che il mento la barba hanno diminuita in popolarità, personaggi del calibro di Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio e Kanye West sono ancora li indossa—in modo che non può essere completamente negativo, giusto?

Riviste di stile potrebbe dirvi che il pizzetto è un brutto aspetto, ma pensiamo che ci sono ancora modi per farlo funzionare. Così, abbiamo messo insieme alcuni suggerimenti su come indossare un pizzetto nel 2020 e ottenere via con esso.

Ma prima, andiamo a coprire alcune nozioni di base.

CHE COSA È UN PIZZETTO?Il pizzetto è definito dal Dizionario di Oxford come una breve, a volte barba appuntita, che prende il nome dalla sua somiglianza con il ciuffo di capelli della capra mento.

Beardbrand fa un passo ulteriore e definisce un pizzetto come il viso di capelli che cresce dal mento. Il mento è una delle 5 regioni che barba cresce, con gli altri sono i baffi, anima patch, guance o braciola di castrato, e collo.

Il pizzetto è spesso combinato con i baffi e anima patch per formare un cerchio barba, che è spesso erroneamente etichettati come Van Dyke.

Pizzetto vs Van Dyke Noi ti forniremo una ripartizione di ogni pizzetto stile nella prossima sezione, ma c'è un sacco di confusione là fuori, quindi vogliamo cancellare questo per prima.

Capita spesso di sentire un pizzetto di cui all'come Van Dyke, ma c'è una differenza tra i due.

Standard pizzetto non include i baffi. È il cerchio barba—un altro stile di pizzetto—che è più spesso erroneamente etichettati come Van Dyke. Il cerchio barba incorpora i baffi e forme a—avete indovinato—cerchio intorno alla bocca.

Il Van Dyke non includono i baffi, come pure, ma non è collegato ai lati della bocca. Il Van Dyke ha più di una forma a T contrario di forma circolare.

PIZZETTO STILIAbbiamo abbattuto il pizzetto in sette stili distintivi.

PIZZETTOStandard pizzetto è cresciuta dal mento e anima patch, ma non includono i baffi. Questo è Fred Durst all'altezza dei Limp Bizkit, la popolarità, e giocatori di baseball—un sacco di giocatori di baseball. È sempre più breve di lunghezza, circa un mezzo pollice a un pollice. Non eravamo a Woodstock ‘99, ma noi immaginare che era piena di pizzetti.

Famoso pizzetti: Fred Durst, Maynard G. Krebs, da Shaggy di Scooby-Doo, Chipper Jones, Kyle Schwarber, Eric Gagne. Sì, giocatori come questo stile.

MENTO PUFFIl mento puff porta la rassomiglianza più vicina a una capra. Simile a standard pizzetto, il mento soffio non include un paio di baffi. Si tratta di uno standard pizzetto che è cresciuto di più per il mento e anima patch—almeno due centimetri di lunghezza. Il mento soffio può essere largo come la bocca, formando una forma più tondeggiante, o mantenuto il più stretto in più di una goccia o a forma di diamante.

Famoso mento soffi: Antrace chitarrista Scott Ian

CERCHIO BARBAIl cerchio barba è il più comune pizzetto stile. Il pizzetto si connette ai baffi formando una forma circolare intorno alla bocca. È indossata sia a breve che a lungo, con la versione più ampia, spesso definito come un lungo pizzetto. Kanye West, Idris Elba, Il Rock, Brad Pitt, Brad Paisley, Leonardo DiCaprio, e in Comune hanno tutti indossato cerchio barbe—così Guy Fieri.

Famoso cerchio barbe: Guy Fieri, Kanye West, Idris Elba, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Frederick Douglass, Comune, Manny Pacquiao, Brad Pitt, Brad Paisley, Jim Roma, etc.

DISCONNESSO PIZZETTOUn altro standard pizzetto stile, disconnesso pizzetto, è simile al cerchio barba, ma i baffi e pizzetto non collegare lungo i lati della bocca. È il modo più semplice pizzetto stile a crescere, soprattutto per gli uomini più giovani. Il pizzetto parte di capelli può essere indossato ampia o mantenuta piccola—pensare a Johnny Depp.

Famoso disconnesso pizzetti: Johnny Depp, Tupac, Adam Driver, John Paul White, Michael B. Jordan

VAN DYKE PIZZETTOChiamato dopo il 17 ° secolo, pittore, Anthony van Dyck, Van Dyke pizzetto combina un mento sfoglia di pasta e baffi (in genere un manubrio baffi). Cerchio barbe sono a volte erroneamente etichettati come Van Dyke, ma il Van Dyke ha più di una forma a T e di solito non hanno un punto di connessione con i baffi. Il focus del pizzetto qui è davvero l'anima di patch come è con un mento soffio. Pensare la maschera di Guy Fawkes, e che è una buona idea di forma o di un Van Dyke.

Famoso Van Dykes: Anthony Van Dyck, Wild Buffalo Bill Cody, Carlo I, Pierce Brosnan

DI ANCORAGGIO BARBAL'ancoraggio barba è simile a Van Dyke, solo che invece di unire i baffi con un mento puff, si sono staccati pizzetto che si estende verso l'esterno lungo la linea della mascella. Il pizzetto deve essere più ampia i baffi in modo che quando si combinano la forma dei baffi, anima patch, e pizzetto, assomiglia a una nave di ancoraggio.

Famoso Anchor Barbe: David Beckham, Tony Stark

TRASANDATO DI CAPRAIl trasandato di capra dispone di un completo, di spessore cerchio barba combinato con una o due settimane di collottola coltivate su le guance e il collo. Il pizzetto è importante, ma la stoppia sulle guance crea una bella quantità di contrasto. Il trasandato di capra è il nostro preferito pizzetto stile.

Famoso Trasandato Capre: Tom Hardy, Chris Millington

COME TAGLIARE UN PIZZETTOPizzetti richiedono una notevole quantità di governare per mantenere la loro forma e lunghezza. Si consiglia di utilizzare un rasoio elettrico, come il Brio Beardscape per tagliare il pizzetto, o almeno per impostare il contorno del. Avere un alta qualità coppia di Barba Ritaglio di Forbici, è essenziale per la più complessa pizzetto stili come il Van Dyke. Forbici dare un maggiore controllo e precisione di un rasoio elettrico. Per un approfondimento presso la differenza, check out il nostro blog su clippers vs forbici.

Ecco come tagliare un pizzetto:

Iniziare utilizzando un Cinghiale Spazzola per Capelli a forma del tuo viso capelli in una direzione uniforme. Questo aiuterà a impedire il taglio di capelli che in realtà non desidera tagliare. Utilizzare il trimmer per scolpire i bordi e la forma del pizzetto. Fare attenzione a non tagliare la parte inferiore del mento troppo alto, a meno che non si desideri mantenere il pizzetto davvero breve. Se hai intenzione di fare crescere un lungo pizzetto, si desidera mantenere i capelli sotto il mento e sul collo. Per un breve pizzetto, posizionare un dito sulla parte inferiore del mento. Che è quanto si desidera i capelli per estendere sotto il mento. Rimuovere tutti i capelli che non si desidera includere nel tuo pizzetto. Utilizzare le guardie che vengono con il vostro rasoio elettrico per mantenere la lunghezza del tuo pizzetto.  Utilizzare la Barba di Ritaglio con le Forbici per potare eventuali peli randagi. Applicare la Barba Olio o Utilità di Balsamo per mantenere i capelli e la pelle adeguatamente idratati e condizionata. Per più pizzetti, è possibile aggiungere Styling Balsamo per aiutare a mantenere il pizzetto forma. COME TAGLIARE UN LUNGO PIZZETTOSe stai andando con un lungo pizzetto, cerchio barba, o il mento soffio che è più di un paio di centimetri di lunghezza, si sta andando a voler utilizzare la Barba Ritaglio di Forbici su un rasoio elettrico. La maggior parte di manutenzione sta andando a ruotare intorno ritaglio randagi peli e mantenere la lunghezza e la forma in fondo il pizzetto.

Come notato sopra, le forbici ti danno molto di più di controllo di tagliatori elettrici e consentono di creare un aspetto più naturale pizzetto.

Ecco come tagliare un lungo pizzetto:

Prendi un Pettine Barba e pettine barba contro il grano. Questo vi aiuterà a individuare eventuali peli che non sono uniformi in lunghezza. Clip quelli di distanza con la Barba Ritaglio di Forbici. Concentrarsi solo sulle estremità dei capelli. Con le forbici, tagliare la parte inferiore del tuo pizzetto alla lunghezza desiderata. Seguono la forma del mento, per creare una curva naturale. Usare le forbici per punto, tagliare la parte inferiore del tuo pizzetto. Punto di taglio aiuta a mantenere il pizzetto alla ricerca di più naturale che se si taglia orizzontalmente.  Applicare la Barba Olio o Utilità di Balsamo per mantenere i capelli e la pelle adeguatamente idratati e condizionata. È possibile aggiungere Styling Balsamo o Sea Salt Spray per aiutare a mantenere il pizzetto forma. Guarda il video di Eric con le forbici per tagliare la barba. Non è abbastanza lungo pizzetto o un cerchio barba, ma la tecnica è la stessa.

COME CRESCERE UN PIZZETTO E OTTENERE VIA CON ESSOSaremo onesti, il pizzetto è difficile tirare fuori proprio ora, a meno che non sei Brad Pitt, Tom Hardy, o Idris Elba e bene, la maggior parte di noi non lo sono. Detto questo, se sei costretto a fare un pizzetto, abbiamo alcuni suggerimenti su come indossare e ottenere via con esso.

Naturalmente, se si sta crescendo un pizzetto nel 2020 si può essere il tipo di ragazzo che non è in questione con le tendenze o di ciò che è considerato elegante. Se sei il tipo di uomo che piace solo fare la sua cosa, ignorare i seguenti e bene, continua a fare la tua cosa.

Andare per il trasandato di capraIl trasandato di capra è la nostra selezione per la più bella pizzetto stile. Come con la maggior parte del viso stili di capelli, il più accentuato il contrasto, il più duro che tendono a tirare fuori. È come un paio di baffi—aggiunta di stoppie contribuisce a creare una più agevole il contrasto e aggiunge definizione al viso.

Il trend attuale è quello di essere ben curati, senza guardare troppo curato. Si vuole optare per l'aspetto naturale stili di più di quelli che sono altamente manscaped. Tom Hardy e Chris Millington hanno indossato la trasandato di capra, e sembra piuttosto duro.

A lungo andareSe stai andando con un cerchio barba, crescere lungo. A meno che non si guarda come uno dei A-listers notato sopra, il breve cerchio barba più probabile che ti spingono a Michael Scott territorio. Naturalmente, se si sta andando per Michael Scott, hanno a questo (che è quello che ha detto?).

Se non, lasciate che il cerchio crescere la barba grande. Simile alla crescita di una barba completa, un sacco di massa e la lunghezza sarà venuta dal collo. Può essere più facile per iniziare crescere la barba e poi tagliare via le basette e le guance. Si può anche andare con una lunga trasandato di capra, mantenendo alcune stoppie sui lati.

Approfittare di una barba a chiazzeSe la tua barba arriva a macchia di leopardo e non siete in grado di crescere una folta barba completa, siete fortunati. Un scollegato pizzetto accoppiato con un po ' di discromie cutanee sulle guance è uno dei nostri preferiti pizzetto stili.

Pensare a Johnny Depp, John Paul White (che succede a guardare un inferno di un sacco come Johnny Depp), e Michael B. Jordan. Mantenere il pizzetto sul lato più corto. Basta avere una lunghezza sufficiente per aggiungere definizione al viso è buona.

Van DykeNon tutti sta per essere in grado di tirare fuori il Van Dyke, ma se hai la genetica, è difficile sostenere che non è un duro, stile. Guarda meglio quando c'è un po ' di grigio nei capelli, creando un look raffinato.

Si vuole puntare per più di un Pierce Brosnan Van Dyke oltre l'assurdo Mel Gibson versione.

STORIA DEL PIZZETTO: IL DIAVOLO, BEATNIKS, E LA CONFORMITÀLa storia del pizzetto è piuttosto strano, e si distingue dagli altri per il viso stili di capelli che le sue origini sono riconducibili a un animale.

E allora, come ha fatto pizzetti andare da capre di tuo zio? Diamo un'occhiata.

Nella Mitologia greca, divinità Pan è generalmente raffigurato come un qualcosa di simile ad un pizzetto. Pan, naturalmente, era metà uomo e metà capra. Nei primi rendering, Pan ha avuto la testa di una capra, in modo che il pizzetto era par per il corso.

Nel corso del tempo, la figura di Pan ha preso sempre più elementi umani, ma il pizzetto e le corna attaccato.

Con l'espansione del Cristianesimo è venuto l'aumento—si suppone che la caduta sarebbe più appropriato—di Satana. A seguito di una grande campagna di marketing per dissuadere il culto di altre Divinità, divinità, come Pan sono stati presentati come aventi demoniaca qualità. Il pizzetto poi è venuto a essere associato con il male. Si tratta, dopo tutto, i capelli facciali di scelta per il Diavolo, che ha una somiglianza di Pan.

Non è stato fino al 17 ° secolo che il pizzetto ha iniziato ad attaccarsi umano mento quando pittore Fiammingo anton van Dyck iniziato a dipingere selfies di mostrare la sua non-ancora-di nome Van Dyke pizzetto. Il suo amico, Carlo I d'Inghilterra, sfoggiava un simile pizzetto, e lo stile era molto breve momento di popolarità nei primi anni del 1600.

Come i capelli del viso ha iniziato la sua drastica diminuzione, il pizzetto sbiadito. A parte sporadiche apparizioni su artisti del calibro di Napoleone Bonaparte, Wild Buffalo Bill Cody, e una breve ondata di più il cerchio, la barba nel 19 ° secolo, il pizzetto per lo più legata alla sua folklore radici.

Pizzetti non ha davvero cominciano ad apparire di nuovo fino al 1950.

Beatniks e moderno pizzettoLa fine della seconda Guerra Mondiale, ha dato modo alla contro-cultura movimenti in tutta l'America, tra cui il movimento beat. In breve, il movimento beat è stato per l'America e letterario della guerra fredda.

Era anti-establishment e anti-capitalismo e guadagnando trazione. Dal 1960, J. Edgar Hoover è stato pronunciare beatniks come uno dei tre più grandi minacce per l'America, insieme con i comunisti e con eggheads.

Da questo momento, il pizzetto era diventato il volto del movimento beat, e Maynard G. Krebs è diventato il suo archetipo. Krebs era lo stereotipo del beatnik sidekick per protagonista Dobie Gillis sul show di successo “I Tanti Amori di Dobie Gillis.”

Krebs era pigro, demotivati, poco intelligente, e usato parole come “mi piace” e “daddy-o”. Portava un pizzetto senza baffi, e lui è stato un esempio di ciò che non vogliamo essere.

Il pizzetto, come storicamente ha fatto, è diventato un modo per identificare il cattivo nel film di pensare Hugo Drax in Moonraker. È diventato il bizzarro contropartita per il baby-faced bravo ragazzo.

È interessante notare che, in nessuno dei tre scrittori ampiamente accettato come il più influente della beat generation (Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg e William Burroughs) mai indossato pizzetti. Ginsberg ha indossato un completo barba, ma Kerouac e Burroughs sono sempre stati rasati a zero.

Sembra probabile che il pizzetto è mai stato veramente un fiocco di movimento beat, ma probabilmente era adottato dal ritardatari che hanno visualizzato lo stereotipo del pizzetto come una parte essenziale del beatnik look.

Dalla fine degli anni ' 60, il movimento beat aveva disciolto in altre contro-il culter gruppi, e il pizzetto sbiadita di nuovo—almeno su bianco gli uomini.

Il pizzetto, specialmente il cerchio barba, trovato una casa con uomini di colore. Da Malcolm X e Stokely Carmichael, Julius Erving, il cerchio barba è diventato de facto il viso di stile dei capelli per gli uomini neri negli anni ' 60 e oltre. Naturalmente, Frederick Douglass, aveva indossato un lungo cerchio barba di qualche centinaio di anni prima.

Il 1990 e il punto di non ritornoAlla fine del 1980 ha portato due cose che hanno cambiato il paesaggio di peli sul viso: l'aumento di hip hop, e di MTV. Dal 1990, l'hip hop era saldamente radicata come più di una moda passeggera e si stava espandendo la sua portata sempre più in periferia.

MTV ha portato l'hip hop per le masse, e con esso è venuto il pizzetto-chinned pionieri del rap tra cui, ma non limitato a, del calibro di Big Daddy Kane, Ice-T, Biz Markie, Ice Cube, Facile E, Erik B & Rakim, Digital Underground, e Tupac.

L'aggiunta di pizzetti per il grunge rocker come Chris Cornell, Kurt Cobain e i Nirvana, il bassista Krist Novoselic ha reso più accessibile a bianco adolescenti e studenti universitari. Una mini-ripresa del movimento beat, ha cominciato a prendere posto nei primi anni ' 90, e pizzetti tornato duro.

Insinuato sulle facce di attori del calibro di Johnny Depp, Will Smith, e Denzel Washington. Anche Bruce Springsteen è andato attraverso un cerchio barba fase. Un punto di non ritorno è stato raggiunto, e pizzetti ha colpito universale.

Per molti uomini, le barbe erano ancora scoraggiato nel posto di lavoro, ma il pizzetto è stato accettato.

Entro la fine del secolo, una volta simbolo di ribellione era diventata la pietra angolare del maschio di conformità.

Il pizzetto nel 21 ° secoloIl pizzetto ha raggiunto il suo picco di popolarità durante i primi anni del 2000. Tutti, da rapper, boy band, cantanti, attori, e il vostro insegnante di matematica ha avuto uno. Il pizzetto è stato quello che è cresciuto, se si voleva stare, non se si voleva stare, e ancora una volta cominciò a svanire.

Ma, come in tutte le cose che raggiungere i livelli di massa di popolarità, che soffermarsi ben oltre l'apice di frescura. Esquire crediti Ricky Gervais, con messa a uccidere il pizzetto quando L'Ufficio ha debuttato in Inghilterra.

Se Gervais’ carattere ucciso, quindi, Steve Carrell Michael Scott pizzetto nella versione Americana inchiodare la bara chiusa.

Come barbe e iniziano la loro rimonta, il pizzetto, ancora una volta, ha iniziato la sua discesa nell'oblio, appeso su un filo tenuto dal Ragazzo Fieris e Kanye West del mondo.

Sarà il pizzetto mai tornare al suo picco di popolarità? Ehi, se triglie può fare una rimonta, pensiamo pizzetti può chiudere il cerchio, troppo.

Voglio parlare pizzetti, domande o bisogno di alcuni toelettatura e i consigli di stile? Lascia un commento qui sotto, utilizzare la funzione di chat dal vivo sul nostro sito web, o di girare un messaggio a [email protected], e saremo felici di aiutarvi.

TL;DRDefinizione di un pizzetto Beardbrand definisce un pizzetto come il viso di capelli che cresce dal mento. Il pizzetto è spesso combinato con i baffi e anima patch per formare un cerchio barba.

A Beardbrand, siamo in grado di identificare sette distinte pizzetto stili. Questi sono di seguito riportate.

Pizzetto Standard pizzetto è cresciuto da solo il mento e anima patch, ma non includono i baffi.

Mento Puff Si tratta di uno standard pizzetto che è cresciuto di più per il mento e anima patch—due pollici o più.

Cerchio Barba Il cerchio barba è il più comune pizzetto stile. Il pizzetto si connette ai baffi formando una forma circolare intorno alla bocca.

Disconnesso Pizzetto Disconnesso pizzetto è simile al cerchio barba, ma i baffi e pizzetto non collegare.

Van Dyke Pizzetto Chiamato dopo il 17 ° secolo, pittore, Anthony van Dyck, Van Dyke pizzetto combina un mento sfoglia di pasta e baffi (in genere un manubrio baffi).

Di Ancoraggio Barba L'ancoraggio barba è simile a Van Dyke, solo che invece di unire i baffi con un mento puff, si dispone di un pizzetto che si è disconnessi verso l'esterno lungo la linea della mascella.

Trasandato Di Capra Il trasandato di capra dispone di un completo, di spessore cerchio barba combinato con una o due settimane di collottola coltivate su le guance e il collo.

Controllare le sezioni di cui sopra per suggerimenti su come taglio e come tirare fuori un pizzetto nel 2020.

Voglio parlare pizzetti, domande o bisogno di alcuni toelettatura e i consigli di stile? Lascia un commento qui sotto, utilizzare la funzione di chat dal vivo sul nostro sito web, o di girare un messaggio a [email protected], e saremo felici di aiutarvi.

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elliot fletcher (trans), emmett preciado (trans), sohan pague (trans), lukas alexander (trans), eliot sumner (nonbinary), tom phelan (trans), bridgette lundy-paine (nonbinary), riley carter millington (trans), ellie desautels (genderqueer), chella man (genderqueer), sean berdy, nico haraga, simonas pham, vernon choi, & mark mcmahon, !

older:

alex blue davis (tran), jake graf (trans), asia kate dillon (nonbinary), ian harvey (trans), nico tortorella (genderfluid), aydian dowling (trans), joel kinnaman, ian anthony dale, lewis tan, jesse williams, ricky whittle, & peter gadiot !

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EastEnders and its axing of young actors/characters...

So if a character is between the ages of 15-24 in EastEnders, they don’t stand much of staying in the show for long. That’s what seems to be happening these days, and it doesn’t matter how long they’ve been in the show, what family they’re part of, how good their character is, or their potential.

Yesterday it came out that Abi and Lauren would be written out, and lots of young actors have been axed in recent years. Young actors are actually more likely to leave as well, so when you couple that with them axing them, you don’t end up with your originals left. Forgetting Lauren and Abi, this is who we’ll be left with: Ben Bex Louise Whitney* Jay Johnny Shakil Keegan Travis Josh Keanu Bernadette * Whitney’s 25 in a few months and she hangs around with more older characters anyway, so to be honest I wouldn’t really count her. In terms of character introduction, 5 of those have only been introduced this year. Shakil’s been there just over a year, Johnny was only reintroduced over a year ago, Louise reintroduced less than 2 years ago, and Bex has only really started having storylines in the last year. So who the young cast were this time last year was very different, and 3 years ago, even more different.

 Young characters are needed to build the future family generations, like Sonia, Martin, Stacey, Ian, Sharon, Michelle and Robbie are currently doing for us. 2/3 years ago they seemed to have decided to start doing away with a lot of their young characters, without giving the majority of them a proper chance. I know Sonia, Martin, Stacey, Sharon, Michelle and Robbie have all left in the past – BUT, bar Robbie, that was all the actors’ choices, and they all stayed at least 6 years in their original stints. It feel likes Lucy’s death seems to have been the catalyst for this getting rid of young actors/ruining their chances to be long-term.

 I didn’t agree with the Lucy storyline at first, but when it started I began to, and I liked it – until they revealed her killer. I won’t go into detail here (I wrote a whole blog on it), but I didn’t think Bobby made sense. I still don’t, and now I disagree even more with the storyline because with the way they ran the storyline, Bobby ending up leaving. He had to, they had turned him psycho. Now I don’t think they had to turn him psycho, they could have just left it a seemingly accident. But they did… and with Peter already gone, and Lucy dead, they got rid of a potential 15-24 year old character. I know Bobby will be able to return after his prison sentence, but he’s probably always going to have a psycho personality, meaning he will never last long. It’s the same with Steven – they had him go psycho 10 years ago, he returned normal, but they made him psycho again. Now Steven is just a few years too old to fit the young character bracket, but he did interact with a few young characters, and they’ve killed him off now. I don’t feel there was much more for him as he went too psycho this time, so don’t necessarily agree with killing him off, but now Ian has 2 dead children. And I just don’t see Bobby having a permanent future in the show, and they really didn’t need to make him psycho as Ian already had a psycho child. Although the Steven death wasn’t part of the Lucy thing, Cindy and Liam’s departures were. Well, they chose for it to be, as Cindy threatened to reveal it. I don’t see why they even had Cindy leave, there was no actual need for it – she’d been in the show for less than 2 years, and there was plenty they could have done with her. Her and Liam were good together, although Liam’s immediate family had left (bar Whitney), they could have had him as part of the Beales. But the Beales in particular just don’t seem to stand a chance with their kids these years. I know they couldn’t predict the actor playing Peter leaving, but that just goes to show – why get rid of your young cast when it’s likely a fair amount of them will leave anyway? The Cindy exit was after the Peter exit, it never made sense to me. TJ was also a 15-24 year character who left, he was the father of Cindy’s baby. That was a understandable axing – they axed the whole family, the actress playing Bianca was leaving and the family’s connection really was with her. I don’t think they ever quite gelled in the soap, though TJ could have been a potential reintroduction when he was older if Cindy had still been around. There have been other axings I’ve agreed with – Dexter, for example, he wasn’t a very good character and his parents had left so. Lola, I did not – they could have explored her with Jay, she had Billy, and they could have explored her as a young mother more. It seems to be what they do with the young single mum characters actually - axe them: Lola, Cindy, now Lauren, and technically Abi as she is a mother to be. Throwing it back 10 years, young mum Demi Miller. I can’t find someone in the last 10 years whose been a young single mum and stayed – the majority have been axed, others have left. I do wonder if Stacey would have been axed - the actress left soon after Stacey gave birth, but by the time she came back she was in the ‘older’ category.

 The actors playing Nancy and Tamwar both chose to leave. Tamwar had a good run, but Nancy was only in the show just over 2 years. The actor playing Fatboy did not – but I didn’t disagree with the decision, he lasted a lot longer than expected, and he hadn’t had much of an impact on the show. I completely disagree with them killing him off though, he was essentially a comedy character, and he died in such a horrific way. With the actor playing Paul, it wasn’t his decision. I was never a fan of the character, and he didn’t have much of an impact really. But the decision to kill him off was interesting – Pam and Les had lost their son and now their grandson; Ben was losing his partner so young, a partner he’d not long been public with; the fact it was a homophobic attack, which I felt was an important issue to raise. With this axing, as the exit was so interesting, I actually agree with it. We also had the actor playing Kyle leave, again not his decision. I liked Stacey having family, but with all the other Slaters gone it now feels like that era has passed really, like she’s a Fowler now. To be honest this is a good idea, because I don’t see them ever getting rid of Stacey, and the Fowler’s are one of the original families. We lastly have Lee, who again did not choose to leave, but it was a decision I agreed with. I just was never really a fan – I never really saw the need to have another Carter child, Johnny and Nancy were enough. To be honest, I think Mick and Linda can just work by themselves. I’d rather Johnny go than Lauren and Abi, though I do get with the new characters they’re giving them time. I guess going on the ones who have been there more than a year, if they’re looking to cut down on young characters then I’d go with the ones playing Johnny and Shakil, just because I don’t feel there’s that much you can do with them. Although Travis and Josh are apparently regulars, I don’t think either of them are going to be long-term. To be honest, on the current young actors list the only ‘stars’ I see really are Bex, Louise and Jay. The newer characters may start to shine don’t get me wrong, but Lauren and Abi already were. And Max will still be there, and so will Dot and Jack. The Brannings were massive about 5 years ago, and to be honest they probably did need reducing, but now there’s barely any left, and I think they need Lauren and Abi. Both actresses have proved their loyalty, and lasted long-term. All these new young characters may not – although of my list of 14 young exits over the last 3ish years, only 3 actually chose to leave, and 2 of them hadn’t been in it long. I have to wonder if the reason why it’s not more is because they’re axing them before they have a chance to think about new roles, I mean look at the list: only 3 of them were there more than a few years, and to be honest Liam really was only a couple of years into having storylines of his own so I’d say he was more like 2 years than 7, same with Bobby.

Danny-Boy Hatchard as Lee – 3 years Riley Carter Millington as Kyle – 1 year Jonny Labey as Paul – 1 year Eliot Carrington as Bobby – Less than 2 years Ricky Norwood as Fatboy – 6 years Mimi Keene as Cindy – 2 years

James Forde as Liam – 2 years having storylines Danielle Harold as Lola – 4 years Hetti Bywater as Lucy – 2 years George Sargeant as TJ – Less than a year Khali Best as Dexter – 2 years So yeah I’m not happy with them axing Lauren and Abi, I feel like they’re introducing young characters just to axe them later. Especially when these characters are needed to build up key families, it’s a bit frustrating. Bobby, Cindy, Lucy – the Beales; Liam, Abi, Lauren – the Brannings; Lola – the Mitchells. I know we have Bex for the Fowlers/Brannings, and Louise for the Mitchells – but it just feels they kind of thought we got rid of Lola so let’s bring in Louise; let’s have Bex for the Brannings. I think they’re both great, and are part of key families too, BUT neither have been it the show all that long, they could decide to leave in a couple of years time. But Lola, Lauren and Abi showed their loyalty. To be honest I see Bex or Louise getting pregnant, and then them writing them out… Gahh.

Anyway that’s just how I feel. Hopefully they won’t kill off Lauren and Abi, like they did with Ronnie and Roxy. And yup, I completely disagreed with that decision too.

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Before we begin into the episode proper, let me set the scene as it were and talk a little backstory here, a little context there, that sort of thing. 

For me, though I love all the incarnations of the Doctor, the 7th is kind of low on the list of faves. This has nothing to do with looks or even attitude because I think Sylvester McCoy did an excellent job with what he was given and I really like the crafty, cold persona of the Doctor. This is the face that holds himself back the most. The calculating schemer. The one who dials back his own self to see how others reveal themselves. It’s actually really interesting. 

But I generally find the episodes fairly boring. Granted, I’ve only watched them once, but there seems to be a lot of filler and a lot of cheese going on. Given that Who went on hiatus after this season until the early aughts (barring the terrible, wonderful, amazing 8th Doctor Movie which I will discuss one day because that? /kisses fingers) I wonder if some people just stopped caring. 

We’ll see how I feel after however. As I haven’t watched this episode in a long time and don’t remember much about it at all. |D

Now that the personal stuff is out of the way, let’s look at some context about the episode itself... Things to take note of, watch out for, that sort of thing.

All my facts are based off of the Doctor Who Wiki but if there’s anything else interesting that you feel I’ve missed, feel free to chime in! 

The most interesting tidbit of information comes in regards to this... 

Writer Ian Briggs based the character of Dr Judson on Alan Turing. In an interview for the DVD release of this story, Briggs said that since at that time it was not considered appropriate to depict a character's struggle with homosexuality in a family programme, he transformed Turing's frustration at being unable to express his true sexual identity into Judson's frustration at being disabled.

In the same interview, Briggs stated that he intended to suggest that both Judson and Millington were gay and had a shared past, although this was not realised in the finished programme.

Now this really intrigues me. Despite what some contemporary episodes would have you believe, Doctor Who has always been a bit progressive for its time. Granted it’s been fairly problematic too, as is everything. But I find it interesting that the desire to tell this kind of story is there. 

I don’t think we can get anything of this out of the episode itself. (though I don’t know) Like, for instance, to say that this or that is subtext of something or other. But it’s still interesting and something to keep in mind. 

Also, there is an Eighth Doctor Novel: The Turing Test wherein 8, suffering somewhat from amnesia (as he does) meets Turing who has a super crush on 8. Mind you, half the universe has a super crush on 8 so this isn’t surprising.

Another interesting factoid: 

This story is the second in what some have called the "Ace Trilogy", a three-story arc that explores elements of Ace's past before she met the Doctor. This was not an intentional trilogy, since Fenric was originally intended to start the season and be followed by Battlefield, Survival and then Ghost Light. Fenric was moved to third in the season because its horror themes were seen as more fitting for airing in October.

 I remember very little about Ace as a character other than the basics and that I liked her, so we’ll definitely be on the lookout for what this episode says about her; despite the somewhat borked airing order.

That out of the way! 

Without further ado, let’s dive into: The Curse of Fenric