#Matt McNeil

[luegootravez]

Catherine McNeil, Sigrid Agren & Matt Raimo by © Mario Testino

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[danjaley]

House Overview Season 4

Of course Jon didn't turn the family house into a classicist temple :) At a first glance, not very much changed. Since Andrew didn't need the top-floor room any more, it could be a nursery again and Fiona and Ysobel could keep the second bedroom. The back-house got linked with a covered passage after all. There are servant- and guestrooms there, which are rarely shown in the story. Alasdair got some privacy, as his room is no longer the passage to the study. The study is now reached by the main staircase - which means that the stairs come up on the other side of it. Heating was modernized with tiled stoves, but the family kept two open fireplaces for gathering round.

Matt also had a proper horse-stable built on the sheep-run lot. This has the advantage that the horses can live on that lot, under the care of Walter McNeil's youngest son.

[historia-vitae-magistras]

Do the baby rats ever return to the bilges? And by that do they spend much time with the old man? Are they free to drop in and make themselves at home?

I think it varies between them and over time.

Alfred drops in a lot. God knows there's hardly a spot in the world he hasn't made himself known but I still couldn't quite believe how many statues and memorials. The eagle squadron, the Eisenhower statue, the Reagan statue, the 9/11 memorial garden. Mark Twain, James McNeil Whistler, Harry Selfridge, FDR, Abraham Lincoln. Like goddamn I'm not sure why I was surprised but whoo. So many statues of Yanks paid for by the British.

Anyway: In the 19th century he'd actually spent time in England indulging his need for the latest technology and satiating whatever advances François or Gilbert wouldn't keep him abreast of. Nowadays, especially since the age of flight, he travels a lot and has no shame in rolling up, insulting the food but savoring the whiskey, crashing wherever he likes and drunkenly asking his father's advice. He's very free in how much space he takes up and how much time he feels entitled too. If he's jet lagged he'll just conk out on the old man's spare room and complain it smells like sheep but very much appreciate a night's sleep in a place he once called home.

Matt... He should be very comfortable in that space but he's a dipshit so imposing feels illegal. He kind of knows he can but he's also not willing to test his luck the vast majority of the time. If he's invited he'll show up on time, clean up after himself and promptly leave without causing a fuss. At least the cat's happy he's back to visit lmao. He got permission to pay for a wee fountain in the green park memorial. There was a gate we bought when Victoria locked it and we were still first dominion (Australia was still in the process of confederating.) But yeah he's welcome? Arthur doesn't mind him around if he's not underfoot. But it really was kind of a sign Jan had no idea what Matt's life was like anymore when he asked him to go stay at his dad's in the aftermath of their break up.

Jack lmao he's shameless when he wants some of the old man's attention. I don't think it's all the time, but there are a lot of links there. I swear to God I met so many Australians in England. I tumbled out of a test pit off a corner off a Hadrian's wall fortlet and there were like 6 Australians in every pub in fricken Yorkshire. He will just kind of show up with a very casual but somehow kind of prickly invitation to go to a cultural event of his artists or bands in England and the old fart isn't objecting. It took Arthur a minute to figure out that "Accadacca" meant they were going to go see AC/DC but he wasn't mad about it! Two manic fucks can have a lot of fun. They party quite hard sometimes. Jack was also very responsible for the old man's cooking improving by a metric and imperial fuck tonne. The espresso machine under the cabinet is his baby.

Zee I think is the easiest. She's as independent as Jack but that not quite dead idea that daughters are kind of allowed to be more in and out of the house makes it slightly easier for them. She rolls up and flops on the sofa demanding to be fed and watered. A full fifth of the NZ population lives overseas with Australia and the UK topping the list and if there's things she can't really do in New Zealand or she just doesn't want to live alone she'll just hop over. I feel like she goes in cycles of how independent and revolutionary she's feeling and will just kind of make herself at home if she wants another degree or something similar. She spent time in London without the old man too especially during the peak punk years and they ran into each other at a sex pistols concert. She had a full set of tattoos, an undercut and half a blunt in her system, Arthur had green hair and absolutely ripped on god knows what. She's never seen him so panicked. They stumbled home together having a hoot and throwing beer bottles at cops. Grade a hooligans, those two.

[real-odark]

sorry my ancient relic pepsi bottle was cursed ANYWAYS what do u think of chasing amy

insightful thank u. unc 💜

i think it definitely couldve been worse but DEFINITELY couldve been better

like its at a mid point for me that there were some pretty good things (joey lauren adams' performance [actually just alyssa herself i love her], hooper x, matt damon cameo, gay kiss!) but there were a lot of. bad things that made me cringe throughout the whole movie (holdens views on lgbtq at the start and him falling out of understanding and redemption era 😭, holden mcneil just as a whole, holden mcneil goatee, holden mcneil, the ending......bro used her likeness and name without ??? consent??? like she straight did NOT know about this and also its probably crazy looking to average readers lawl...also banky and holden falling out im gonna tear at the walls? those are two pathetic assholes meant for each other)

not my favorite of askewniverse so far but not my least favorite either lawl

overall just so many things i think couldve been done . DIFFERENTLY? to make it better but honestly i just really like kevin smith 90s humor-heavy so seeing this one get all serious (and by "serious" i mean them handling actual conflicts and big topics of conversation like identity.....and also "serious" being holden whining like a little bitch boy.....i still want him though) was like a Change Alright and just made me kind of mad to see some of it portrayed the way it was

(and/or RECIEVED by characters like you know who im going to say already. holden mcneil)

wish they knew the word bisexual and wish they knew maturing and growing up exists ok #savealyssajones2024 thank you anon

[xenopoem]

HYPER-ANNOTATION #001

from glitch writing to posthuman porno

contributors: wayne mason, alan sondheim, d.m. mitchell, ellie chou, made in dna, francisco borges, giselle bolotin, bec lambert, n.casio poe, sophia yung, tom bland, dan mcneil, kirill azernny, hallidonto, hister grant, tod foley, cæla Ⓥ, david roden, zak ferguson, andrew c. wenaus, kristine snodgrass, akua, miyazaki tatsuya, charles thomas carter, david kuhnlein, julio aliseda, alvin tung, pharmakustik, timothy burns, matt burns, shaun lawton

cover artwork: akua

publisher: kenji siratori

ISBN: 978-1-387-30578-0

[looselipssinkships-x]

My last big hyperfixation was vincent van gogh and i read almost every book the boston public library had on him. Does anyone have any book recommendations for fall out boy/90s/00s pop punk??

Current reading list:

- My So-Called Punk, by Matt Diehl

- Where Are Your Boys Tonight? by Chris Payne

- Gray, by Pete Wentz

- None Of This Rocks, by Joe Trohman

- Please Kill Me, by Gillian McCain and Legs McNeil

thankssss xx

[byneddiedingo]

Johnny Mack Brown and Mary Pickford in Coquette (Sam Taylor, 1929)

Cast: Mary Pickford, Johnny Mack Brown, Matt Moore, John St. Polis, William Janney, Henry Kolker, George Irving, Louise Beavers. Screenplay: John Grey, Allen McNeil, Sam Taylor, based on a play by George Abbott and Ann Preston Bridgers. Cinematography: Karl Struss. Art direction: William Cameron Menzies. Film editing: Barbara McLean.

Is Mary Pickford's performance in Coquette the worst ever to win a best actress Oscar? It's certainly a bad performance, full of cute mannerisms and telegraphed emotions, along with a terrible attempt at a Southern accent. At 37, Pickford was about 20 years too old to play the flirtatious young Norma Besant, a fact that becomes especially clear when she sits on the lap of Louise Beavers, who plays her "mammy," the black servant who raised her; Beavers was ten years younger than Pickford. But this was Pickford's first talkie after 20 years in silent films in which she become the movies' first superstar, and unlike some silent stars, she demonstrates a perfectly fine speaking voice. Still, after three more features that did only passable box office, she took the hint and retired. The main problem with Coquette is not Pickford but the creakiness of the vehicle, which had been a stage hit for Helen Hayes. The melodrama, about a flirtatious girl whose carelessness brings about disaster for both the man she loves (Johnny Mack Brown) and her father (John St. Polis) who objects to their love, is stagebound, largely because of the limitations of early sound technology, but also because screenwriter-director Sam Taylor had not made a sound film before. Pickford appears game throughout, and she's certainly a better actor than Brown or St. Polis, not to mention the callow William Janney, who plays Pickford's younger brother. (In one scene Janney wears one of the most eye-offending outfits ever seen on-screen: a plaid sweater tucked into deep-pleated striped pants. My retinas have yet to recover.) There were no official Oscar nominations that year, but Academy records show that Ruth Chatterton in Madame X (Lionel Barrymore), Betty Compson in The Barker (George Fitzmaurice), Jeanne Eagels in The Letter (Jean de Limur), Corinne Griffith in The Divine Lady (Frank Lloyd), and Bessie Love in The Broadway Melody (Harry Beaumont) were also under consideration for the award. I've been unable to see the performances by Chatterton and Compson, but my pick so far would have been Eagels.

[twins2994]

Twins Avoid Sweep As Bats Come Alive!

Twins 8 Mets 3 W-Lopez (10-7) L-Severino (7-4)

The Minnesota Twins have had a tough time in Queens with two losses to the Mets. The series finale was this afternoon on a warm day at Citi Field. The Twins struck in the second when Byron Buxton smacked a Luis Severino fastball out to left-center for a solo homer. The Mets countered in the bottom of the second when Jeff McNeil dumped a single to shallow left and Mark Vientos knocked a Pablo Lopez fastball out to right for a two-run homer. This put the Mets up 2-1 after two innings of play. The Twins answered in the third as Austin Martin led-off with a single then stole second base. Trevor Larnach singled him home to tie the game at two. Larnach stole second base and Max Kepler plated him with a base hit to right. Royce Lewis continued the chain with a run-scoring double and Matt Wallner cushed a Luis Severino change-up out to right for a two-run blast. This capped off a six-run third for the Twins, who retook the lead. The Twins added on in the fifth as Matt Wallner lined a one-out double to left. Carlos Santana doubled him home and the Twins lead grew to five. Pablo Lopez ran with it through six solid innings and the Twins kept adding on in the eighth. Byron Buxton was hit in the back by a pitch and Carlos Santana singled to right. Ryan Jeffers plated a run with a fielder's choice and the Twins extended their lead to six. Cole Sands threw a 1-2-3 seventh, Randy Dobnak put up a zero in the eighth, and Jhoan Duran got into some trouble in the ninth. Luis Torrens lined a one-out single to right and Jose Iglesias doulbed. Francisco Alvarez hit an RBI groundout and Tyrone Taylor struck out end the game. The Twins picked up the win to close out the road trip today.

-Final Thoughts- Pablo Lopez continues to pitch well. He went six innings and allowed two runs on three hits with three walks and seven strikeouts. Cole Sands had a perfect seventh, Randy Dobnak had a scoreless eighth in his return, and Jhoan Duran gave up a run in the ninth. Matt Wallner and Carlos Santana led the way with two hits each. The Twins hit 4-for-9 with runners in scoring position and left five men on base. The Twins will return home for an off day then host the White Sox this weekend. Davis Martin will face Joe Ryan on Friday night.

-Chris Kreibich-

[celtfather]

Celtic Women #650

We’re highlighting some of the amazing women in Celtic music on this Irish & Celtic Music Podcast #650.

Eimear Arkins, Mary - Kate Spring Lee, Sassenach, Bonhomme Setter, Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer, Mary Beth Carty, Matt & Shannon Heaton, Rover's Way, Hanneke Cassel, Celtic Woman, Katherine Nagy, Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening, Derina Harvey Band, Mànran

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0:02 - Intro: Debby Regan

0:18 - Eimear Arkins "She's At It Again / Tune For Tom (Jigs)" from Here & There Eimear Arkins: fiddle

4:00 - WELCOME

6:15 - Mary - Kate Spring Lee "Kusnacht/St.Brigid's Day" from Tunes in the Morning Mary - Kate Spring Lee: harp

12:18 - Sassenach "Siúbhán Ní Dhuibhir" from Passages Jane Critchlow: lead and harmony vocals, bodhrán, percussion Susan Palmer: harp, harmony vocals Laurence Beaudry: violin, viola, harmony vocals Marie - Claude Simard: cello, harmony vocals

15:29 - Bonhomme Setter "Slide From Grace" from Colors of Time SYLVAIN LABEGE | flute . whistle MARIE - NOËLLE HARVEY | violin . viola

20:08 - Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer "John Lover" from Twelve Months & A Day Vicki Swan: nyckelharpa, background vocals

24:37 - FEEDBACK

27:43 - Mary Beth Carty "Voilà le printemps" from Crossing the Causeway Mary Beth Carty: accordion, guitar, bass, jaw harp, bones, triangle, shakers, tambourine, cow - bells, and washboard, vocals

31:36 - Matt & Shannon Heaton "Last Days of Fourth Grade/Against the Grain/Jig for Tim (waltz and jigs)" from Whirring Wings Shannon Heaton: flute

36:45 - Rover's Way "The Journey" from The Journey Keira Young: Penny whistle, bodhran, vocals

39:19 - Hanneke Cassel "Religulous / Patience" from Dot the Dragon's Eyes Hanneke Cassel: fiddle

44:08 - Olivia Bradley “Molly Malone” from Misty Morning Shore

46:44 - THANKS

50:15 - Celtic Woman "A Stór Mo Chroí" from 20th Anniversary Tara McNeil: violin, harp, vocals Mairéad Carlin: vocals Muirgen O’Mahony: vocals Emma Warren: vocals

55:12 - Katherine Nagy "Jimmy's Dance" from Single Katherine Nagy: guitar, vocals

58:45 - Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening "Just Stop & Eat The Roses" from Cloud Horizons Kathryn Tickell (Northumbrian smallpipes, fiddle, vocals) Amy Thatcher (accordion, synth, clogs, vocals), Josie Duncan from the Isle of Lewis (vocals, clarsach).

1:02:34 - Derina Harvey Band "Stopped or Gone" from Waves of Home Derina Harvey: guitar, vocals Jess Blenis (violin)

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1:07:50 - Mànran "Briogais" from Ùrar Kim Carnie: vocals

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[slimethought]

A century of HIV/AIDS... yes, you read that right.

“How About Nah” by roljui “Disco Knights” by Quincas Moreira “Cover” by Patrick Patrikios “Kreuzberg Nights” by Futuremono

Patreon: www.patreon.com/littlehoot Twitter: @hoot_little; @amandahootman Instagram: littlehoot_official

HIV/AIDS Timeline: https://www.nycaidsmemorial.org/timeline

“HIV Arrived in the US Long Before Patient Zero”. Donald G McNeil, Jr., New York Times, 2016: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/27/he...

“Chimp To Man To History Books: The Path of AIDS”, Donald G. McNeil Jr, New York Times, 2011: https://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/18/he...

“Colonialism in Africa helped launch the HIV epidemic a century ago”, Craig Halperin, The Washington Post, 2012: https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation...

“Origins of AIDS linked to Colonial practices in Africa”, NPR, 2006: https://www.npr.org/templates/story/s....

“How a typo created the scapegoat for the AIDS epidemic”, Brian D. Johnson, MacLeans, 2019: https://www.macleans.ca/culture/movie...

“AIDS: Origin of pandemic was 1920s Kinshasa”, James Gallagher, BBC News, 2014: https://www.bbc.com/news/health-29442642

“Part One: King Leopold: The First Modern Bastard”, Behind the Bastards Podcast, iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-be...

“Part Two: King Leopold: The First Modern Bastard”, Behind the Bastards Podcast, iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-be...

“Gay Sex in the 70s”, dir. Joseph F. Lovett, Lovett Productions, 2004.

“Studio 54”, dir. Matt Tyrnauer, A&E Indie Films, 2018.

“The Reagan administration’s unbelievable response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic”, German Lopez, Vox, 2016: https://www.vox.com/2015/12/1/9828348...

“Cost of Treatment Still A Challenge For HIV Patients in the US”, All Things Considered, NPR (2012): https://www.npr.org/sections/health-s....

“Trump and Reagan’s Willful Incompetence During Epidemics”, Juan Michael Porter II, The Body, 2020: https://www.thebody.com/article/trump...

“Fire in the Blood”, dir. Dylan Mohan Gray, Sparkwater India, 2013.

“When AIDS Was Funny”, dir. Scott Calonic:    • Reagan Administration's Chilling Resp...  

[made-up-albums]

Blood, Guts, and Gore oh My!’s “The Self Titled album”

Band: Blood, Guts, and Gore, Oh My!

Album: the Self Titled Album

Run time: 60:12

Release date: 10/29/88

Single: Sweet Nothing

Genre: Punk, Goth

Inspiration: The Cramps

Matt Hodeck was very angered by his former band mate, Harry More’s actions at a concert that they had performed at, so in a fit of rage, he left the very short lived death rocker band. After meeting Johnnie Blyth at a bar in 1987, he decided to form a new band alongside him, with the help of former high school classmate, Gene Ewan McNeil and mutual friend David Grayson.

The first album they recorded was simply titled “The Self titled album” The Album had many elements of punk and goth music, borrowing sounds from the Cramps and The Cure. It was a very politically charged album, with “Makeup boy” being about how society’s maltreatment of lgbtq+ people makes them look more foolish than they try to make gay people look. “Spider Web” being a very open criticism of president Ronald Regan.

The most upbeat song on the album was “Sweet Nothing” many spectate that the song is about Hodocks band mate Grayson. The lyrics are often seen as a metaphor for how Graysons girlfriend at the time, Vicki Stringer, was keeping them from actually pursuing a romantic relationship, as the two, who were roommates during the album’s recording, could often be seen snuggling and holding hands while at concerts. It was later revealed in 2008 that the two were in a romantic relationship since 1990.

The album found success in the underground music scene, especially with within the goth community. It was praised for its head on approach to political issues, and Hodock was praised for his song writing abilities. In 2019, the album was re-recorded on its 30th anniversary, with five added songs.

[danjaley]

I'm finally making that Excel-sheet for character ageing, and the McNeils are more of a mess than I thought. This post was the first time we saw Eliza, the current maid of all work at the McCarric house. The girl with dark braids is now called Anne and the redhead Morna. Also we haven't seen Maggie (dark ponytail) since she was about 9. I might bring back one or two of the girls, but not all three. They'd all be married now anyway.

The current two stableboys are the sons of Walter's oldest son Jamie (the boy who climbed up the ladder). He's now in his 40s. We haven't seen him since, but he's doing well. Walter and Owen are now grandfathers, about Ysobel's and Fiona's age. But they still help out on the farm.

Anyway, the stableboy/jockey who gets slightly more screentime is Michael McNeil. His brother Douglas was seen in one post driving Matt and Alasdair home from town.

(several Sundays later)

Shiena: Off you go, behave your best, and don’t forget to ask Mrs McCarric what “unequivocal” means!

[fictionz]

New Fiction 2023 - March

"Proverbs" ed. Richard Challoner (1752)

So this is where priests pull their material.

"Ecclesiastes" ed. Richard Challoner (1752)

Don’t ask for what you want, like what you get.

"WPO" by Joanne McNeil (2022)

Windows into simpler times.

"Flesh" by Louis Evans (2022)

Slice me off a piece of you.

"Devolution" by Ellen Ullman (2022)

You’ll lose it all anyway.

"Always Home" by Jeff Vandermeer (2022)

There is only the Now People.

Demons of Air and Darkness by Keith R.A. DeCandido (2001)

A journey of catastrophe after catastrophe.

Coraline by Neil Gaiman (2002)

Thou art alive.

"It hurt, but i don't regret it" by miggs perez (2023)

The little burns.

"Heaven, Heaven, Angel, Angel" by NoneToon (2023)

It’s going to find you, but will you listen?

"A poem" by oddlyunadventurous (2023)

Sweet sleepies.

Star Trek Deep Space Nine: N-Vector (2000)

When you give yourself over.

Hack 'n' Slash dev. Double Fine Productions (2014)

The power of the universe through a narrow lens.

God of War dev. Santa Monica Studio (2018)

If a mountain could move me, I would surrender as well.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer dev. The Collective (2002)

Machinations toward a recycling bin.

Creed III dir. Michael B. Jordan (2023)

Your brother knows himself.

Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre dir. Guy Ritchie (2023)

Celebrate the awful guy.

RRR dir. S. S. Rajamouli (2022)

Epic mythic!

The Lawnmower Man dir. Brett Leonard (1992)

Not the vision they feared.

Scream VI dir. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin & Tyler Gillett (2023)

That well’s looking mighty dark.

65 dir. Scott Beck & Bryan Woods (2023)

It could have been us.

Shazam! Fury of the Gods dir. David F. Sandberg (2023)

Fatigue of the void.

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Afficher uniquement les événements clésVeuillez activer JavaScript pour utiliser cette fonctionnalitéFlux en directLes évènements clésil y a 1hLes équipesil y a 1hPréambuleAfficher uniquement les événements clésVeuillez activer JavaScript pour utiliser cette fonctionnalitéil y a 29 s07h48 HNE17 mn : En fait, Saka a reçu un bon coup là-bas, et son œil droit et sa joue ont enflé un peu. Le kiné continue de faire quelques réparations en cours d'exécution. Voici à nouveau Mary Waltz: «Eh bien, les fidèles de Goodison essaient de répondre à l'appel à l'unité de SEAN (quel idiot je suis) Dyche, garez le bus, bon vieux itinéraire un, faites briller vos bottes sur le tibia de votre adversaire, jusqu'ici tout va bien. ”il y a 3 m07h46 HNE15 min: Gueye retient Saka en passant quelques doigts sur son visage. Arrive le kiné avec l'éponge magique. Une pause dans le jeu. En attendant, voici Stephen Carr : « J'attends avec impatience le jour où nous verrons un avion traîner une banderole qui dit 'Je suis vraiment content de la façon dont les choses se passent. Encore quelques signatures et vous ne savez jamais ce qui pourrait arriver.il y a 5 m07h43 HNE13 mn : Partey se déplace dans l'espace au milieu et s'éloigne de Xhaka, qui en demande trop à Martinelli sur la gauche avec une passe trop insistante. Coup de pied de but. Une position prometteuse gâchée.il y a 7 mois07h42 HNE11 minutes : Partey prend un coup de 25 mètres, mais il dribble sans danger jusqu'à Pickford. Arsenal a jusqu'à présent joui de 77% de possession de balle.il y a 8 mois07h41 HNE10 minutes: Les rediffusions montrent que Calvert-Lewin aurait presque certainement été signalé hors-jeu s'il avait marqué, mais cela fait bouger la foule si rien d'autre.il y a 8 mois07h41 HNE9 minutes : McNeil a une fouille à distance. Son tir est bloqué mais dévie presque dans la trajectoire de Calvert-Lewin. Pas tout à fait, et Ramsdale peut refuser à l'attaquant une chance de tirer avec un étouffement courageux.Dominic Calvert-Lewin avec une chance pour les Toffees. Photographie : Tony McArdle/Everton FC/Getty ImagesMis à jour à 07h45 HNEil y a 9 mois07h39 HNE8 minutes : Onana tombe, après avoir pris un coup à la tête dans un duel aérien avec Saliba. Il se relève bien assez tôt. Pendant ce temps, au-dessus de la tête, dans le style World of Sport, un avion traîne une bannière qui se lit comme suit : "LEAGUES WORST RUN CLUB #TIME2GOBILL"il y a 12 mois07h36 HNE6 minutes : Everton est installé dans un joli 4-5-1 compact. Ils se lancent dans des tacles. Dycheball, ici.il y a 14 mois07h34 HNE4 minutes : Martinelli brûle presque son chemin devant Coleman sur la gauche. Le vétéran Evertonian parvient à rester au coude à coude cette fois, guidant son adversaire vers un coup de pied de but. Seulement juste, cependant.il y a 16 mois07h32 HNE2 minutes : Odegaard sonde en bas à droite. Mykolenko se place juste derrière lui, harcelant, harcelant, finissant par encrasser. Un signe avant-coureur qu'Everton de Dyche sortira en force.il y a 19 mois07h30 HNEArsenal ouvre le bal. "Arsenal de haut vol, en visite à Goodison Park pour affronter une équipe d'Everton qu'ils sont censés battre confortablement?" se demande Matt Dony. « Everton n'a pas un prodige de 16 ans sur le banc, n'est-ce pas ? Pourrait être utile.Mis à jour à 07h31 HNEil y a 21 mois07.27 HNELes équipes sont de sortie ! Everton en bleu, Arsenal en rouge. Toujours un plaisir lorsque les deux équipes peuvent arborer leurs couleurs de premier choix. Une belle ambiance à l'intérieur de Goodison. Nous partirons dans quelques secousses.il y a 26 mois07h22 HNELettres d'Amérique. "Salutations du matin de Californie!" commence Mary Waltz, dans un e-mail qui, comme vous le verrez, fonctionne à la fois comme une satire et un lapsus freudien. « Il fait nuit noire, pas de clair de lune, pas de lumière des étoiles. Le cadre idéal pour regarder mon Everton monter à cheval dans la vallée de…. non, c'est une vision trop sombre. Allez

Sam, travaille ta magie de relégation, Pickford, n'abandonne pas un but et nous pouvons marquer un point. Regarde toujours le bon côté de la vie, hein ? »Pendant ce temps, Mac Millings, résident de Caroline du Sud, se lance de manière impressionnante dans une frénésie de jeux de mots à sept heures du matin: «Je suis quelque peu perplexe face à l'équipe d'Arsenal.NOUVELLES' tweete. Saliba reçoit un emoji brique parce qu'il est fort et solide. Odegaard reçoit une baguette parce qu'il est un sorcier. Mais pourquoi Martinelli a-t-il un stylo plume ? La seule chose à laquelle je peux penser, c'est que c'est une explication de la raison pour laquelle il a été préféré à son nouveau coéquipier, Leandro. Parce que, vous savez, 'La plume est plus puissante que Trossard.'il y a 34 mois07h15 HNEMikel Arteta parle à BT. «Nous avons fait une très bonne fenêtre, mais maintenant nous passons à autre chose. C'est bien d'avoir de bonnes options sur le banc. Nous savons que nous avons une tâche importante aujourd'hui. Ils ont un nouveau manager, un nouvel environnement, et nous devons être à notre meilleur. Ce sera vraiment dur. Notre bilan ici au cours des dernières années n'est pas excellent, nous devons donc mettre cela au lit.il y a 51 min06h58 HNECette atmosphère agitée, alors. Une manifestation pacifique contre le conseil d'Everton a lieu à l'extérieur de Goodison. Solidarité.Le point de vue des fans est maintenant une question d'enregistrement. Photo : Jason Cairnduff/Action Images/ReutersCe soit le verset. Photo : Jason Cairnduff/Action Images/Reutersil y a 1h06h49 HNESean Dyche parle à BT Sport. "Vous essayez d'accélérer le travail d'une pré-saison, cinq semaines de travail de fusion en cinq jours. Les joueurs ont été réceptifs. Beaucoup de travail acharné, beaucoup d'honnêteté. Je cherche donc à m'appuyer sur cela. Ce sont des professionnels, ils savent qu'ils ne tirent pas sur tous les cylindres. Beaucoup de respect pour le manager sortant, ils ont estimé qu'ils auraient pu faire plus. J'ai dit que nous devions faire plus, bien évidemment.On lui demande si l'équipe est assez bonne pour rester debout. « Nous verrons, nous verrons. Mais c'est assez bien sur le papier. Beaucoup de ces joueurs ont été achetés pour beaucoup d'argent. Je leur ai montré certains de leurs passés, leur histoire, certaines de leurs réalisations. Ce sont de bons joueurs, ils ne sont pas venus ici sans raison. Il y a un très bon groupe de joueurs. Mais passer à l'action et livrer, c'est la prochaine étape.Quant à l'atmosphère agitée qui enveloppe le club ? « Les fans aiment et prennent soin du club. C'est plus facile de se soucier d'un club quand ça va bien. Maintenant, nous en avons besoin quand ça ne va pas bien, maintenant plus que jamais. Donc tout ce que je peux demander, c'est un peu de patience, donnez-nous un souffle, donnez un souffle aux joueurs, donnez-leur leur soutien, donnez-moi leur soutien, parce que sans ça ça va être encore plus dur. Donc, si nous pouvons amener tout le monde à racheter dans le rythme cardiaque d'Everton, c'est un minimum, mais c'est une exigence. Nous devons montrer là-bas. Nous devons montrer en tant qu'équipe, en tant que manager, que nous nous soucions d'eux. Mais ils ont juste besoin de nous donner une chance, et je pense qu'ils le feront. Les Evertoniens adorent ce club, j'apprends très vite. Je dois gagner leur respect et j'ai l'intention de le faire avec beaucoup de travail acharné.Sean Dyche discute à la télévision. Photographie : Peter Byrne/PAMis à jour à 06h52 HNEil y a 1h06h35 HNELa première sélection de Sean Dyche en tant que manager d'Everton voit deux changements par rapport à la dernière de Frank Lampard. Dwight McNeil et Abdoulaye Doucoure remplacent Demarai Gray et Yerry Mina.Arsenal est en mode If It Ain't Broke. Leur composition en Premier League est inchangée.Mis à jour à 06h36 HNEil y a 1h06h32 HNELes équipesÉverton : Pickford, Coleman, Coady, Tarkowski, Mykolenko, Doucoure, Onana, Gueye, Iwobi, McNeil, Calvert-Lewin.

Remplaçants : Begovic, Holgate, Gray, Mina, Maupay, Godfrey, Davies, Vinagre, Simms.Arsenal: Ramsdale, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko, Martinelli, Partey, Xhaka, Saka, Odegaard, Nketiah. Remplaçants : Turner, Tierney, Tomiyasu, Holding, Kiwior, Jorginho, Vieira, Trossard, Cozier-Duberry.Le premier onze de Sean Dyche 📋🔵#EVERARS pic.twitter.com/q37GFGCvtD—Everton (@Everton) 4 février 2023 🔴 𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗠𝙉𝙀𝙒𝙎 ⚪️ 🧱 Saliba à l'arrière 🪄 Odegaard au milieu de terrain 🖊 Martinelli sur l'aile Faisons-le - ensemble! ✊ pic.twitter.com/ATV1rmMVjt— Arsenal (@Arsenal) 4 février 2023 Mis à jour à 06h38 HNEil y a 1h06h20 HNEPréambuleEverton, dix-neuvième, est dans une situation de problème de relégation; Le leader de la ligue, Arsenal, vise son premier titre depuis 2004. Everton a récolté un point sur les 21 derniers disponibles; Le total d'Arsenal sur la même période est de 19. Le score cumulé des sept derniers matchs d'Everton est de 4-16 ; Arsenal en revanche gagne 15-5. Tous les signes pointent donc vers une victoire facile des Gunners en forme face à une équipe en crise.Rien n'est jamais aussi coupé et séché, n'est-ce pas? Voici donc un peu d'espoir pour les Toffees : ils ont remporté ce match lors de trois des quatre dernières saisons, tirant l'autre. Et si cela ne suffit pas, il y a un nouvel homme dans leur pirogue, et vous ne pouvez jamais exclure un rebond de lune de miel. Donc, avec les deux équipes désespérées pour les trois points, pour des raisons très différentes, c'est bien organisé et cela pourrait être très amusant. Le coup d'envoi est à 12h30 GMT. C'est en marche! Pos Équipe P GD Points 1 Arsenal 19 29 50 2 Ville de Man 20 33 45 18 AFC Bornemouth 20 -23 17 19 Everton 20 -13 15 20 Southampton 20 -18 15 Les sujetspremière ligueArsenalEvertonRéutiliser ce contenu

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151-187 of the Books I Read in 2022

151. Big and Small and In-Between - Carter Higgins 152. Skellington - John Allison 153. Our County Friends - Gary Shteyngart 154. Milo Imagines the World - Matt de la Pena & Christian Robinson 155. Afternoon at McBurger’s - Ana Galvan 156. Weasels - Elys Dolan 157. Drawn Across Borders - George Butler 158. Ed Fisher’s Domesday Book - Ed Fisher 159. Signal to Noise - Neil Gaiman + Dave McKean 160. Kenya: Apparitions - Leo + Rodolphe 161. As A Cartoonist - Noah Van Sciver 162. Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction, V. 1 - Inio Asano 163. Lost Cat - Jason 164. Shu Lin's Grandpa - Matt Goodfellow & Yu Rong 165. Arsene Schrauwen - O. Schrauwen 166. Pantheon: The True Story of the Egyptian Deities - Hamish Steele 167. Fe: A Traumatized Son’s Graphic Memoir - Ben Bataclan 168. The Art of Living - Grant Snider 169. teaching my mother how to give birth - Warsan Shire 170. Please Kill Me - Legs McNeil 171. Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction, V. 2 - Inio Asano 172. The Joy of Quitting - Keiler Roberts 173. The Promise - Damon Galgut 174. All the Birds In The Sky - Charlie Jane Anders  175. The Ghost In You - Ed Brubaker 176. I Love You But I’ve Chosen Darkness - Claire Vaye Watkins 177. Humans of New York 178. This is a Book - Demetri Martin 179. Lazarus, Vol. 7 - Greg Rucka 180. Amazona - Canizales 181. Blaze and The Castle Cake For Bertha Baye - Carlos Ponti 182. Henry Taylor - B Side 183. Ex Libris - Matt Madden 184. How to Hide an Empire - Daniel Immerwahr (started…) 185. The Book of Delights - Ross Gay (just started…)

186. Making the Movement: Civi Rights Buttons, Flyers, Pins and Posters - David L. Crane

187. The walls have the floor - Mural Journal, May '68 - Julien Besancon, ed.