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oregontennis · 4 months

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2023-24 Oregon All-State Tennis Teams

4A/3A/2A/1A Boys Singles All-State Team First Team EJ Roedl, Marist Catholic Zareh Gonzalvo, Catlin Gabel Reid Ravassipour, St. Mary's, Medford Mason Do, Oregon Episcopal Rand Freres, Oregon Episcopal

Second Team Aston Selley, Catlin Gabel Dawson Richards, Nyssa Alexander Ricketts, Marist Catholic Dominic Pulver, Sisters Jack Hally, Ontario

Honorable Mention Trysten Burns, Weston-McEwen/Griswold Cyrus Oliva, St. Mary's Medford

4A/3A/2A/1A Boys Doubles All-State Team First Team L. Olander / R. Li, Oregon Episcopal P. Tyner / A. Forsyth, Marist Catholic N. Chen / R. Nordhoff, Catlin Gabel B. Knight-Sheen / W. Barsotti, Marist Catholic S. Dinesh/ T. Stark-Seymour, St. Mary's Medford

Second Team C. Aguero / E. Mildren, Marist Catholic I. Bhardwaj / T. Freres, Oregon Episcopal B. Bair / L. McGourty, Vale C. Grover / E. Yoo, Oregon Episcopal L. Peterson/ L. Ho, St. Mary's Medford

Honorable Mention L. Norton / W. Jensen, Klamath Union A. Pelligrini/G. Scoble, Marist Catholic

4A/3A/2A/1A Girls Singles All-State Team First Team Patricia Dougherty, Klamath Union Raegan Farm, North Bend Whitney Hedden, Marist Catholic Bailey Bell, Philomath Ryan Lomber, Valley Catholic

Second Team Sami Shivakumar, Valley Catholic Ella Li, Oregon Episcopal Amanda Perez, Catlin Gabel Juhree Kizziar, Sisters Adele Beckstead, Philomath

Honorable Mention Callie Winebarger, Crook County Laken Herrera, Ontario

4A/3A/2A/1A Girls Doubles All-State Team First Team E. Seals / E. Seals, Vale C. Chamberland / P. Weerakoon, St. Mary's Medford P. Larson / S. Larson, Marist Catholic H. Ross / T. Tyner, Marist Catholic J. Mehta/E. Kim, Catlin Gabel

Second Team M. Roseman / A. Do, Oregon Episcopal H. Housely / D. Engstron, Crook County L. Mueller / C. Mueller, Irrigon B. Wagstaff/H. Wagstaff, Nyssa O. Jacoby/K. Schwin, Baker

Honorable Mention C. Nguyen/T. Murphy, Marist Catholic S. Rush/S. Wyland, Sisters

6A Boys Singles All-State Team First Team Will Semler, Lincoln Vitomir Petcov, Southridge Arnav Arora, Mountainside Reif Larsen, Jesuit Cooper Wyngarden, Lakeridge

Second Team Alexander Gurov, South Medford Surya Panyam, Jesuit Mason Men, Lake Oswego Tiger Semler, Lincoln Rowan Morrison, West Linn

Honorable Mention Guillermo Arce, Forest Grove Yehuda Zaretsky, South Eugene Blake Chandler, South Eugene Brayden Lee, Lakeridge Antonio Perez-Cansino, South Medford Wylly Fields, Lincoln Liam Mackura, Glencoe Jonah Black, Central Catholic Pace Crimon, Central Catholic

6A Boys Doubles All-State Team First Team K. Fernando / R. Chiang, Westview G. Hawkins / Z. Steinberg, West Linn A. Yan / T. Hernandez, Jesuit K. Rao / K. Zhou, Sunset L. Basi/ J. Hoda, Sprague

Second Team J. Cui / J. Lee, Lake Oswego S. Potter / M. Potter, Grant H. De La Cruz / T. Stump, Barlow R. Evenson / R. Alavi, Lake Oswego R. Valverde / A. Tadjedin, Grant

Honorable Mention A. Tran / L. Aman, Jesuit T. Hendrickson / O. Kuerbis, Grant J. Rickards / N. Bills, McMinnville C. Pate / J. Moffat, Barlow E. Meditz / L. Naugler, Grant N. Ernst / G. Chandler, Central Catholic C. Patrick / K. Forrar, Barlow J. Ebramsyah / I. Ahluwalia, Jesuit

6A Girls Singles All-State Team First Team Lauren Han, Clackamas Carissa Gerung, Jesuit Nikhitha Suresh, Sunset Alexis Uschold, South Medford Ava Kitchin, Lake Oswego

Second Team Tirzah Tarbox, Sprague Sydney Board, Tigard Sonya Drayton, West Linn Carlyta Barfield, Benson Sariah Plaisted, Century

Honorable Mention Giselli Reschke, Mountainside Rosalyn Cho, South Eugene Sabrina Larsen, Jesuit Ellie Park, South Eugene Sadie Paterson, South Salem Alyssa Piquette, Sheldon Caroline Rickards, McMinnville Sofia Sorokina, Nelson

6A Girls Doubles All-State Team First Team E. Kearney / H. Kearney, Sheldon A. Arora / T. Rao, Mountainside T. Rozendal / M. Rahul, West Linn K. Paine / K. Ayotte, Jesuit R. Beyrouty / E. Nickel, Sprague

Second Team K. Eames / R. Khalili, Lake Oswego A. Ainsworth / D. Fiskum, Sprague M. Mann / M. Regner, Westview E. Newton / R. Hefele, Lincoln K. Wattman / A. Roberts, Roseburg

Honorable Mention G. Molony / L. Weber, Barlow K. Olsson / S. Soman, Lincoln J. Hanson / M. Naugler, Grant R. Murphy / E. Schmitt, Lake Oswego P. Bittner / P. Evans, Sherwood A. Yao / N. Nagaraj, South Salem J. Paulsen / M. Fitzgerald, Lake Oswego J. Pilcher / A. Gladbach, Grants Pass

5A Boys Singles All-State Team First Team Richard Wang, Crescent Valley Kaiden Harris, La Salle Prep Max Himstreet, Summit Aiden Cruz, Caldera Brandon Vu, Centennial

Second Team Youssef Abdelsamad, Wilsonville Parks Vodak, Bend Grae Koller, Corvallis Wyattt Chance, Summit Hannes Zum Felde, Central

5A Boys Doubles All-State Team First Team A. McBride / R. McCoy-Hansen, Churchill E. Nichols / B. Nichols, La Salle Prep A. Lindsay / A. Berg, Summit N. Curtis / A. Tsai, Crescent Valley N. Rife / E. Nguyen, Summit

Second Team D. Vo / R. Lien, Parkrose B. Bloom / N. Wood, Summit V. Castaldo / I. Gains, Churchill L. Anderson / J. Bartlett, Wilsonville A. Ramirez / J. Gamboa, South Albany

5A Girls Singles All-State Team First Team Kennedy Harris, La Salle Prep Emily Gu, Crescent Valley Veronica Miller, Ashland Kate Bonetto, Summit Matilda Morgan, Summit

Second Team Keira Lin, Crescent Valley Trina Dinh, Parkrose Brooklyn Lindsey, Redmond Tiara Yeung, Milwaukie Corinna Lobschied, Corvallis

5A Girls Doubles All-State Team First Team Z. Hughes / A. Li, Crescent Valley J. Tatsumi / K. Scoggins, Wilsonville B. Capps / G. Stott, Redmond S. Cassaro / D. Streater, Ridgeview H. Sullivan/ K. Kelly, Summit

Second Team C. Nguyen / S. Nguyen, Parkrose A. Diliberto / K. Swigert, Summit P. Davisson / A. Davisson, Silverton K. Carter / A. Donnelly, La Salle Prep I. Hanna-Barofsky / E. Li, La Salle Prep

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 3 years

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Dear Tucker Carlson,

Hey Tuck, I just got done watching a segment of your show. You know, the one where you suggest that there should be a camera in every classroom in order to root out…let me get this accurate…”civilization ending poison.” https://twitter.com/ndrew_lawrence/status/1412566208763895810

I’m going to zig where you thought most teachers would zag. I welcome your Orwellian cameras in my classroom. Frankly, I don’t know many teachers who would object to having people watch what we do. As a matter of fact, I hate to tell you this Tucker Swanson McNear Carlson, but most of us spent the last year having video cameras in our classrooms.

See, I think you believe that your suggestion that people see what happens in our classrooms will somehow scare teachers. The truth of it is that we have been begging for years to have people, such as yourself, come into our classrooms. I somewhat famously asked Ms. DeVos to visit a public school before she became Secretary of Education (https://www.huffpost.com/entry/an-introduction-from-public-school-teachers-to-betsy_b_5845e2fbe4b0707e4c8171a3). It’s unclear whether she has yet to set foot in an actual public school classroom, but I digress. I sense that you think you’ll see all of us pinko teachers speaking endlessly about Critical Race Theory leading to…and again, let me get this right, “civilization ending poison.” I’ve been in a lot of classrooms (more than you I am willing to bet) and I think you’re going to be disappointed on that front.

What happens in America’s classrooms is teaching and learning. Your “spy cameras” will see teachers and students working together to be better every day. I’ll tell you what I saw on a tour of classrooms not that long ago. I saw a group of kindergartners trying to create bridges over running water with basic classroom supplies in a lesson about collaboration. I saw a high school literature class talking about the character development in The Glass Menagerie. I saw a middle school history class participating in group project where they had to solve problems in a fictional city, with specifics of how they would utilize resources and build public support for their projects. Anyone watching your cameras will see learning…all day every day.

For those who watch your “nanny cams” carefully, they’ll see a lot of other things as well. They will see teachers working with students who have vastly different life experiences. They will see students who are fluent in multiple languages working with teachers to become proficient in yet one more language. They will see students who are hungry get their one solid meal a day in the cafeteria. They will see students itching for more fine arts, industrial technology, or world languages to be offered in their school. In my classroom, if we’re being honest, they’ll probably hear some sketchy intonation from my saxophones, and I promise we’re working on it. But for sure, they will see learning…all day every day.

To be honest, I’m fascinated by the logistics of your proposal. In a world where school districts are struggling to recruit and maintain teachers, who is going to man your “citizen review boards” (setting aside the fact that public school teachers already answer to publicly elected school boards)? For instance, in my school district I sense you would need well over 500 cameras going every day. Who watches those 500 screens 10 hours a day (I want you watching my 7 am jazz band and my after school lessons)? What qualifications would these “experts” need to know what they were watching for? What happens when they catch a teacher teaching…let me get this right…”civilization ending poison?” Who do they report that to? I’m also curious who will pay for all of this incredible technology. Maybe I missed it, but can you point me to a K-12 institution where Critical Race Theory is being taught? Hell, can you define Critical Race Theory for all of us? I’m sure you’ve got answers to all of these questions.

Frankly, I’ve never been able to figure out, instead of dreaming up Orwellian plans to have Big Brother in all of our classrooms, why you don’t round up an army of bright young conservatives to actually step up and teach? Is it because teachers work hard, aren’t paid as much as those with similar educational backgrounds, don’t have support from our elected officials, constantly serve as punching bags for those who don’t understand public education, or is it just because it’s easier to throw rocks at a house than to build one?

With all of that being said, count me on the cameras Tucky. Like many teachers, I’m in the early stages of understanding Critical Race Theory (most of us hadn’t heard about it until you and your people started crying about it), but if you find me teaching it, have one of the Tucker Youth watching your surveillance devices let me know. If Critical Race Theory involves talking honestly about American history, I’m probably doing that sometimes. I spent much of the last six years advocating for a way for teaching to become more transparent, and in the dumbest way possible, you are joining that crusade. Let’s make this happen TV Dinner Boy.

Sincerely,

Patrick J. Kearney

Actual Teacher

#education #teaching and learning #Patrick J. Kearney #political

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azspot · 3 years

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Here’s the real deal Tuck, I grew up with my mom making me eat your family’s Salisbury Steaks once every couple of weeks (his family makes Swanson TV dinners) for many years. I struggle to take advice on teaching and learning from a guy who makes a steak that, on its best day, tastes like shoe leather that has been left out in a goat pasture for a few weeks. I get that Critical Race Theory is your latest attempt to scare your easily manipulated demographic, but let’s just admit that you don’t know what you’re talking about. With all of that being said, count me on the cameras Tucky. Like many teachers, I’m in the early stages of understanding Critical Race Theory (most of us hadn’t heard about it until you and your people started crying about it), but if you find me teaching it, have one of the Tucker Youth watching your surveillance devices let me know. If Critical Race Theory involves talking honestly about American history, I’m probably doing that sometimes. I spent much of the last six years advocating for a way for teaching to become more transparent, and in the dumbest way possible, you are joining that crusade. Let’s make this happen TV Dinner Boy.

Patrick J. Kearney

#crt #tuckercarlson

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18thfoot · 4 years

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Royal Irish Regiment soldiers who died on 3rd September

1915

5th Bn

223 Company Sergeant Major Michael McGrath, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. Commemorated on the Helles Memorial, Gallipoli.

1916

2nd Bn

7185 Private P Pierce, Murrintown, Wexford. Interred Carnoy Military Cemetery, France.

Interred Delville Wood Cemetery, France.

Captain Edward Hegarty MC, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

Second Lieutenant Percy Bick, London.

Second Lieutenant J C McBrinn, Belfast.

Second Lieutenant Bevan Nolan, Cahir, Co. Tipperary.

10545 Corporal Patrick Cotter, Cahir, Co. Tipperary.

540 Private Richard Biggs, Bristol.

8510 Private William Bodman, Llanelly, Wales.

6550 Private Daniel Boland, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary.

18152 Private Robert Brunton, Lisryan, Co. Longford.

11347 Private James Dempsey, Bridgetown, Co. Wexford.

18086 Private Michael Feeney, Lettermore Co. Galway.

7222 Private William Nolan, Kilkenny.

7673 Private Paul Power, Waterford.

18174 Private Patrick Rafferty, Kilcoo, Co. Down.

7833 Private Stone, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny.

Interred Serre Road Cemetery No.2, France.

10330 Private Philip Brady, Ballyhaise, Co. Cavan.

18009 Private Patrick Breene, Kilrush, Co. Clare.

11615 Private Benjamin Powell, Cork

11462 Private John Prendergast, Bridgetown, Wexford.

9106 Private George Williams, London.

Commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France.

Captain John Bennett , Ilfracombe, Devon.

Second Lieutenant Stanley Grant

10157 Sergeant William Fahy MM, Waterford.

8726 Sergeant William Gaule, Waterford.

776 Sergeant John Hodges, Bristol.

8515 Corporal William Medcalf, Darwen, Lancashire.

4147 Corporal William Norris, Limerick.

18194 Lance Corporal Peter Gilchrist, Edinburgh.

11605 Lance Corporal Henry O'Keeffe, Kilkenny.

8492 Lance Corporal William Watson, Belfast.

11137 Private John Kearney, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare.

10928 Private John Cooney, Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

8541 Private George Allan, Poole, Dorset.

1884 Private Edward Breslin, Wexford.

7618 Private James Broderick, Johnstown, Co. Kilkenny.

18186 Private Patrick Campbell, Dublin.

18182 Private Matthew Carolan, Drogheda, Co. Louth.

18014 Private James Christy, Belfast

18184 Private James Conway, Wolfstown, Co. Kildare

617 Private Sidney Corp, Pensford, Somerset.

9700 Private William Costigan, Bagnalstown, Co. Kilkenny.

7751 Private John Cranny, Kilkenny.

11239 Private James Crick, London.

18155 Private Albert Derges, Bristol.

6012 Private Martin Egan, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.

9955 Private Michael Fitzpatrick, Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

11624 Private Thomas Gallagher, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway

18055 Private John Garrahy, Lahinch, Co. Clare.

18022 Private Edward Godsell, Doncaster, Yorks.

11631 Private Edward Hawkins, Cork.

7210 Private Philip Johnson, Nuneaton, Warwickshire.

8354 Private Harry Kingdom, Dorchester, Dorset.

7223 Private Percy Kinsley, London.

6434 Private Thomas Long, Waterford.

18137 Private Thomas Mahoney, Widnes, Lancs.

11349 Private Michael Maunsell, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

18134 Private Patrick McAlinden, Newry, Co. Down

18131 Private Michael McManus, Clones, Co. Monaghan.

8087 Private John O'Brien, Ballyragget, Co. Kilkenny.

8798 Private Patrick O'Connor, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.

11215 Private Bernard Smith, Drogheda, Co. Louth

11189 Private Harry Smith, Bromley, Kent.

8392 Private Arthur Smith, Derby.

18062 Private John Sullivan, Tralee, Co. Kerry.

11636 Private Daniel Twomey, Tralee, Co. Kerry.

11057 Private James Walsh, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary.

1917

6th Bn

9113 Private William Treacy, Moneygall, Co. Offaly. Interred Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux, France.

1918

2nd Bn

10072 Private R Cuddy. Interred Achiet-Le-Grand Communal Cemetery Extension, France.

Interred Queant Road Cemetery, Buissy, France.

18649 Private Andrew Felton, Dublin.

18462 Private Frederick Scott, Durham.

16322 Private Patrick O'Keefe, Landore, Glamorgan.

Commemorated Vis-En-Artois Memorial, France.

16490 Private James Healey, Ballymote, Co. Sligo.

6911 Private James Bultitude, Belfast.

18692 Private Edward Patterson, Edinburgh.

18512 Private Thomas Nee, Dumbarton.

7th (South Irish Horse) Bn

26414 Private Casper Wright, London. Interred Westoutre British Cemetery, Belgium.

10726 Private William Connell, Cork. Interred Arneke British Cemetery, France.

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dannymillerfansite · 7 years

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Emmerdale Spoilers & Cast List 25-29 September

Monday 25 September

Lachlan asks Lawrence if Robert has something on him, and Robert agrees to keep his distance, while secretly plotting Lachlan's downfall.

Marlon and Vanessa try to set Paddy up with Bernice

Laurel makes a mistake.

Tuesday 26 September

Emma receives an unexpected message, believing James is trying to contact her from beyond the grave

Marlon smugly announces he has managed to secure a date.

Robert asks a favour.

Wednesday 27 September

Gabby persuades Arthur to help her teach Emma a lesson

Marlon receives a surprise on his date

Chrissie offers to help out Kerry with the tanning machine.

Thursday 28 September 7.00pm

Lydia has an accident while cleaning, breaking the photo frame with a camera in it,

Vanessa and Pearl make a discovery.

Adam feels put out.

Thursday 28 September 8.00pm

Gabby feels the pressure

Paddy makes a mistake during his date with Lindsey

Robert is on the back foot as he looks for information about Gerry.

Friday 29 September

Emma is in a determined mood

April is not happy

Lachlan is on the edge as Robert's new information sees him try to manipulate Gerry.

Cast List

Aaron Dingle Danny Miller

Adam Barton Adam Thomas

April Windsor Amelia Flanagan

Arthur Thomas Alfie Clarke

Belle Dingle Eden Taylor-Draper

Bernice White Samantha Giles

Bob Hope Tony Audenshaw

Charity Dingle Emma Atkins

Chrissie White Louise Marwood

Dan Spencer Liam Fox

Diane Sugden Elizabeth Estensen

Emma Barton Gillian Kearney

Eric Pollard Christopher Chittell

Faith Dingle Sally Dexter

Finn Barton Joe Gill

Gabby Thomas Rosie Bentham

Gerry Shaun Thomas

Jai Sharma Christopher Bisson

Jimmy King Nick Miles

Kerry Wyatt Laura Norton

Lachlan White Thomas Atkinson

Laurel Thomas Charlotte Bellamy

Lawrence White John Bowe

Leyla Harding Roxy Shahidi

Lisa Dingle Jane Cox

Lydia Hart Karen Blick

Marlon Dingle Mark Charnock

Moira Dingle Natalie J Robb

Nicola King Nicola Wheeler

Paddy Kirk Dominic Brunt

Pearl Ladderbanks Meg Johnson

Pete Barton Anthony Quinlan

Rebecca White Emily Head

Robert Sugden Ryan Hawley

Rodney Blackstock Patrick Mower

Ross Barton Michael Parr

Sandy Thomas Freddie Jones

Tiff Kel Allen

Tracy Metcalfe Amy Walsh

Vanessa Woodfield Michelle Hardwick

Victoria Barton Isabel Hodgins

Zak Dingle Steve Halliwell

#source radio times #emmerdale #robert sugden #spoilers

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codename-corbeau · 7 years

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Yoshi’s Favorites

Figured I’d give you a list of things I like in an effort to meet more people with common interests on here. So here ya go!

Favorite Books: Throne of Glass, A Court of Thorns and Roses, The Kingkiller Chronicles, Till We Have Faces, The Demon King, Falling Kingdoms

Favorite Authors: Sarah J Maas, JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, Cinda Williams Chima, Neil Gaiman, Patrick Rothfuss, Julie Kagawa, Matt Haig, Lewis Carrol

Favorite TV Shows: House MD, The Librarians, The Night Manager, The Good Place, People of Earth, Everybody Loves Raymond

Favorite Movies: The Blues Brothers, Grease, LotR/The Hobbit, Guardians of the Galaxy, Thor (anything with Loki really XD), The Judge, My Cousin Vinny, Smokey and the Bandit, Labyrinth, Yes Man, Bruce Almighty, PotC, Lilo and Stitch, Little Shop of Horrors, Elf, Monsters Inc, The Incredibles, The Breakfast Club, Deadpool, You Again, Easy A, The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Favorite Games: The World Ends With You, Disgaea, Pokemon, Fire Emblem, Zelda, Splatoon, Yoshi’s Island, Super Smash Bros, Munchkin, Superfight, Cards Against Humanity

Favorite Bands: Anberlin, Switchfoot, The Traveling Wilburys, George Harrison, The Beatles, Wolves at the Gate, House of Heroes, Relient K, Lovedrug, Mat Kearney, Ludo, Red, Copeland, Mae, Family Force 5 (pre-2012 only!), Saosin, Showbread, Five Iron Frenzy, CCR, Hall and Oates, The Beach Boys, The Smashing Pumpkins, Jack’s Mannequin, Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, Icon for Hire, Crowder, The Classic Crime, Elvis Presley, Vince Guaraldi, and a lot more I’m probably forgetting.

Favorite Anime: Madoka Magica, Alice in the Country of Hearts, Black Butler, Ghost Stories, Onegai My Melody, Tokyo Mew Mew, Cute High Earth Defense Club Love!, The Earl and the Fairy, Makai Senki Disgaea

#yoshi says #favorite things #favorite bands #favorite books #favorite movies #favorite authors #favorite shows #favorite games #looking for friends #people with similar interests

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killerpeoplekillertimes-blog · 6 years

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Masterlist of Serial Killers Known by Me Part 1

*May be changed/updated as I learn more

Arthur Leigh Allen

Frank Atwood

Fredrick Baker

Herb Baumeister

Levi Bellfield

Robert (Bob) Berdella

Paul Bernado

Lawrence "Pliers" Bittaker

Ian Brady

William Bonin

The Briley Brothers

Anthony Ray Briley

Linwood Earl Briley

James Dyral Briley

Jerry Brudos "The Lust Killer"

BTK

Ted Bundy

John Bunting

William Burke

Candy Man Killer

Harvey Carnigan

Pierre Chanal

Richard Trenton Chase

Chicago Ripper Crew

Andrei Chikatilo

Leonarda Cianciulli"Soap Maker of Correggio"

Cleveland Strangler

Jesse Lee Cooks

Dean Corll

Juan Corona

Richard Cottingham

Andre Crawford

John Crutchly

Jeffery Dahmer

Richard Allan Davis

James Michael Debardeleben

Henri Delle

Westly Allan Dodd

The Doodler

Peter Dupas

Robert Durst

EAR/ONS

Bevan Spencer Von Einem

The Family Murders

Albert Fish

Michael Fourniret

Lonnie David Franklin Jr.

Freeway Killer

Junker Furuta

John Wayne Gacy

The Gallegos

Chalene Gallegos

Gerald Gallegos

Luis Garavito

Donald Henry "Pee Wee" Gaskins Jr.

Robert Gecht

Ed Gein

Lorenzo Gilyard

Golden State Killer

Sergey Golorkin

Mark Goudeau

Harrison "Marty" Graham

Larry Green

Vaughn Greenword

Carl Großmann

Fritz Haarmann

Joey Haarhof

William Hare

Myra Hindley

HH Holmes

Karla Homdka

Javid Iqbal

Bible John

Nathaniel Bar-Jonah

Jonestown Massacre

Patrick Kearney

Edmund Kemper

Israel Keyes

Béla Kiss

Paul John Knowles

Randy Kraft

Richard Kuklinski

Peter Kürten

Leonard Lake

Bobby Joe Long

Long Island Serial Killer

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klnofziger · 7 years

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Dublin is a lively city with different cuisine and activity options. If you like traditional Irish foods, there are many choices for that. Likewise, if you are a history buff, you will find a wealth of options to fulfill this obsession as well! In our next installment for this series, we have outlined several of our favorite sites in Dublin!

Where to Eat:

J. W. Sweetman – 1-2 Burgh Quay, D2 –

We arrived too early to check into our hostel so we headed out for some exploring and food. We happened to come upon JW Sweetman and it was exactly what we needed! We all had their traditional Irish stew and Irish brown bread. Their prices are good, especially for the portion sizes. As this was where we had our first meal in Dublin, on our last light in Dublin we chose to eat here for our final dinner in town too! Highly recommend this place!

Art Cafe – 1 Frenchman’s Lane – This adorable and cozy cafe totally hit the spot for a traditional Irish breakfast on a drizzly morning! A little out of the main city center but an easy walk! The service is friendly, the food is delicious and the atmosphere feels like sitting in your own breakfast nook at home!

Pa Pa Pizzeria – 104 Talbot St, North City, Dublin, Ireland – You can’t beat 5 Euro for a big slice of pizza and a drink. We actually happened upon this little take out shop with just a row of bar stools on the one wall and a wide selection of authentic pizza reminiscent of the NYC style slice. They are open late and near a Tesco Express for snacks after hours!

Supermac’s – All over Dublin! – Like a McD’s but somehow better. Affordable and open late in some locations! Affordable, open late, good quality food and some big burger option.

The Cobblestone Pub – 77 King St N, Smithfield, Dublin 7, D07 TP22, Ireland – Traditional Irish Pub with free traditional music and great atmosphere! This is a do not miss pub!

Peader Kearney’s Pub – 64 Dame Street Dublin 2 – This traditional pub is named or a local musician who lived in the building that now houses the pub, it was Peadar Kearney who wrote Abhrán na BhFiann, the Irish National Anthem. Traditional music can be caught here, along with a perfectly pulled pint!

Bruxelle’s – 7 Harry Street Co. Dublin, Ireland – An extensive menu, any time of the day. Three bars in one building make up Bruxelle’s! Service is great, the food is amazing and the atmosphere is eclectic, you can’t beat all that is happening here!

What to do:

The Long Room – The Book of Kells – Trinity College – College Green- Dublin 2, Ireland –

Trinity College – Dublin, Ireland (c) Emylee-Noel Gussler

The experience of a lifetime to not only get to see this Illuminated Manuscript, learn the history and be inches from it (you can’t take photos), but to then stand amid the truly awe inspiring arched alcoves of rare books as well as other artifacts. As writers, history buffs and artists this was one of our favorite experiences of our trip to Dublin. Discounts available for students, so bring your ID!

Kilmainham Gaol – Inchicore Rd, Kilmainham, Dublin 8, D08 RK28, Ireland

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A truly moving experience. One of the largest unoccupied jails (gaol) in Europe, this facility served from the 1780s to the 1920s. Housing the infamous leaders of the Easter uprising of 1916 as well as many other well known Irish Revolutionaries, the stories that these walls could tell are numerous. Discounts available for students!

Blarney Castle – Monacnapa, Blarney, Co. Cork, Ireland

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We chose to take a day tour (there are many companies to choose from) and we were very glad that we did. You can of course head to Blarney Castle on your own, figuring out the public transit or renting a car. We found that a day tour took a lot of the guess work and stress out of it. You will need several hours to explore the castle, hike up the winding stairs to hang over the edge (backwards) and kiss the stone, walk the grounds and gardens and head over to the gift shops across the street! While you are there, grab a cappuccino! (It was my first Latte Art!)

Rock of Cashel – Moor, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland – This was also on our tour to Blarney Castle. Once the seat of the kings of Munster, this site was donated to the church in 1101. The round tower is the oldest and tallest section of the building and dates to around 1100. The cemetery that surrounds the cathedral is peaceful and many of the markers are so old that the weather has worn off all markings. Certainly a stop you shouldn’t miss!

Cork City – Day Tour!

We only had a little over an hour in this wonderful city on our tour, but that hour was a bit of an adventure to find a place to eat, stamps and a quick souvenir. One of the cities that my Irish family is from, I know I’ll be back. A quick stop with a walk down the main road will certainly leave you wanting more! Take a quick train trip from Dublin to Cork and check out all this city has to offer! (Check out The Hatch for a Cork Boi)

Dublin Castle -Dublin Castle, Dame St, Dublin 2 – The seat of English, then British, rule in Ireland from 1204 until 1922, the site is steeped in history. Some sections are free to view and others can be toured for a fee. Below the castle, excavations have uncovered Viking Era artifacts!

Chester Beatty Library – Located on the grounds of Dublin Castle – Free admission and one of the best private collections of manuscripts, photography, furniture, paintings, prints and decorative arts. Take a break for some lunch in the cozy cafe, stop in the small gift shop and walk the garden walkway!

Christ’s Church – Christchurch Pl, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Ireland – Founded in 1030 by the Norse King, Sitriuc Silkenbeard, the site has seen not only history happen around it, but has welcomed many key figures like King James in 1689, and King William III in 1690 (he gave thanks for his victory in the Battle of the Boyne) as well. A stunning piece of architecture inside and out.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral – St Patrick’s Close, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, DZ08 H6X3 – For over 800 years, St. Patrick’s has served the people of the city. Johnathan Swift (Gulliver’s Travels) is buried on the site as well as several other key historical figures. Saint Patrick’s Well was found on the site in 1901 as well as Celtic burial slabs. A Stunning cathedral with beautiful grounds to walk, spend some time soaking in the beauty, history and the peace that surrounds this beautiful cathedral. Light a candle, say a prayer and consider staying for mass. Entry is 6 Euro.

National Museum of Archaeology – Kildare St, Dublin 2, Ireland Another free thing to do in Dublin, you likely will need all day to see the entire museum. We had several hours and still didn’t see everything. From Bog Bodies, to incredible insect displays, ancient tools and religious artifacts, there are so many different pieces of Ireland’s rich history found here. Give yourself at least half the day, better yet head there early and take a break for some lunch, only to return to see the rest in the afternoon!

Dublinia – Dublinia is located at Christ Church, the crossroads of St. Michael’s Hill, Patrick Street, and High Street, in Dublin City Centre. Dublinia is connected to Christ Church Cathedral by a Neo-Gothic archway. – Immerse yourself in Dublin’s Viking and Medieval history! Hands-on experiences mixed with recreations and real artifacts, this museum meets interactive exhibit is educational and fun! Well worth the 9.50 (8.50 for students) entry fee!

Dublin Writer’s Museum – 18 Parnell Square – Housed in an 18th century mansion, here you can find a collection honoring the works of Swift, Sheridan, Shaw, Wilde, Yeats, Joyce and Beckett through books, letters, portraits and personal items.

This is just the tip of the ice burg when it comes to things to see and do in Dublin (and the vicinity). Remember to double check opening hours as some places may be closed during your visit!

“Keep your heart open, a suitcase packed and wander often, for the world is wide and adventure awaits.” ~ Emylee

Dublin: What to do, Where to eat? Dublin is a lively city with different cuisine and activity options. If you like traditional Irish foods, there are many choices for that.

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President Donald J. Trump Announces Intent to Nominate Key Administration Posts

President Donald J. Trump today announced his intent to nominate key additions to his Administration.

Robert Daigle of Virginia will serve as Director of Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation (CAPE), Department of Defense. Mr. Daigle previously served in CAPE during the Bush Administration as Director of Program Resources and Information Systems Management Division. Mr. Daigle earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Mathematics from the University of Vermont. He was granted an MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School and a Master of Science in International Security Studies from Georgetown University. Mr. Daigle is a Professional Staff Member on the House Armed Services Committee and was the Executive Director of the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission. He previously served in the United States Army.

Elaine McCusker of Virginia will serve as Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Comptroller. Ms. McCusker is the Director, Resources and Analysis, Headquarters U.S. Central Command, MacDill Air Force Base, FL. Previous to this position, she served as a professional staff member on the Senate Armed Services Committee, with the Department of Navy Headquarters, and with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller). Ms. McCusker previously worked in the private sector and academic community, including with Argonne National Laboratory/Department of Energy and the University of Washington.

David L. Norquist of Virginia will serve as Under Secretary of Defense, Comptroller. Mr. Norquist is a Partner with Kearney and Company, a Certified Public Accounting firm. He has 27 years of experience in Federal financial management beginning as a Federal employee in 1989 with the Department of the Army. He has also served on the professional staff of the House Appropriations Committee, Subcommittee on Defense and as Deputy Under Secretary of Defense in the office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller). He was the first Senate confirmed Chief Financial Officer for the Department of Homeland Security where he established a formal process to eliminate pervasive weaknesses in DHS’s financial statement and put the Department on its path to a clean audit opinion. Mr. Norquist attended the University of Michigan where he received both a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Master of Public Policy in 1989. He also received a Master of Arts in National Security Studies from Georgetown University in 1995. He is a Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM).

Kenneth P. Rapuano of Virginia will serve as an Assistant Secretary of Defense, Homeland Defense and Global Security. Mr. Rapuano has a long career in national security and homeland security affairs in the private, public and academic sectors. He currently serves as Senior Vice President and Director of the Studies and Analysis Group at the ANSER Corporation, and previously led the Homeland Security Studies and Analysis Institute. Mr. Rapuano served as White House Deputy Homeland Security Advisor from 2004-2006, has served in numerous roles with the departments of Energy and Defense, and has deployed numerous times on Active Duty, Reserves Duty with the United States Marine Corps and as a civilian with the U.S. Department of Defense.

Patrick M. Shanahan of Washington will serve as Deputy Secretary of Defense. Mr. Shanahan is senior vice president, Supply Chain & Operations at the Boeing Company, where he is responsible for oversight of the company’s manufacturing operations and supplier management functions. Mr. Shanahan came to this position from Boeing Commercial Airplanes, where he served as senior vice president of Airplane Programs and oversaw the management of profit and loss for the 737, 747, 767, 777 and 787 programs. Previously, Mr. Shanahan was vice president and general manager of Boeing Missile Defense Systems and vice president and general manager for Rotorcraft Systems in Philadelphia, where he was responsible for all U.S. Army Aviation, including the Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey tiltrotor, the CH-47 Chinook and the AH-64D Apache attack helicopter. Mr. Shanahan is a Royal Aeronautical Society Fellow, Society of Manufacturing Engineers Fellow, and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Associate Fellow. He serves as a Regent at the University of Washington and participates in numerous professional and charitable organizations, including the Washington Roundtable. Mr. Shanahan holds a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from the University of Washington and two advanced degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: a Master of Science in mechanical engineering, and an MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

David Joel Trachtenberg of Virginia will serve as Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Policy. Mr. Trachtenberg is the President and CEO of Shortwaver Consulting, LLC, a national security consultancy. Prior to this role, Mr. Trachtenberg was the Vice President and head of Strategic Analysis Division at CACI-National Security Research. Mr. Trachtenberg previously served in several roles at the Department of Defense, most recently as the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy where he was responsible for issues relating to NATO, Europe, Russia and Eurasia, technology security, counterproliferation, missile defense, nuclear forces, and arms control. Additionally, Mr. Trachtenberg was a professional staff member with the House Armed Services Committee. Mr. Trachtenberg holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from the University of Southern California and a Master of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University.

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Creamfields 2017 Announces 20th Anniversary Lineup!

A new post has been published on EDM Life at http://edmlife.com/creamfields-2017-announces-20th-anniversary-lineup/

Creamfields will return to the Cheshire countryside this year to celebrate the festival’s 20-year-anniversary during the bank holiday weekend of August 24 – 27. The four day annual festival recently announced its lineup, which definitely covers every electronic music genre for fans. Since its inception in 1998, Creamfields has grown into a 70,000 capacity festival hosting over 30 stages and 300+ artists.

Creamfields 2017 will be featuring performances by Above & Beyond, Adam Beyer, Alesso, Andy C, Annie Mac, Armin van Buuren, Axwell & Ingrosso, The Black Madonna, The Chainsmokers, Chase & Status (DJ Set), deadmau5, Dillon Francis, deadmau5 & Eric Prydz join forces for a UK debut and European exclusive live show, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Diplo, DJ EZ, Don Diablo, Duke Dumont, DVBBS, Eats Everything, Eric Prydz, Faithless (DJ Set), Fatboy Slim, Galantis, Goldie, Gorgon City, Hannah Wants, Hardwell, Hot Since 82, Idris Elba, Jackmaster, Jamie Jones, Jauz, Joris Voorn, Kölsch, KSHMR, Loco Dice, Luciano, Malaa, Marco Carola, Marshmello, Martin Garrix, Martin Solveig, The Martinez Brothers, Mistajam, MK, Nicky Romero, Oliver Heldens, Patrick Topping, Paul van Dyk, Pendulum (DJ Set), Pete Tong, Richie Hawtin who delivers a UK exclusive with a new audio-visual performance titled CLOSE, Sasha, Seth Troxler, Sigma, Steve Angello, Stormzy, Sub Focus, Sven Väth, Tchami, Tiësto, and Vini Vici, just to name a few.

Checkout the full lineup with dates below, and purchase your tickets here!

CREAMFIELDS UK 2017 – LINE UP

FRIDAY 25th AUGUST

BBC RADIO 1 STAGE

The Chainsmokers

Annie Mac

Sigma

Danny Howard

+ More

STEEL YARD

deadmau5 & Eric Prydz (Exclusive Live Show)

Dusky

George Fitzgerald

Alan Fitzpatrick

Raffa FL

+ More

ARMADA (MEGA ARENA)

Armin van Buuren

Andrew Rayel

Cosmic Gate

Ben Gold

Mark Sixma

Rodg

Special Guest: Vini Vici

PARADISE

Jamie Jones

Seth Troxler

Eats Everything

Patrick Topping

Route 94

Russ Yallop

ANDY C PRESENTS RAM

Andy C

Wilkinson

Camo & Krooked

Bad Company UK (DJ Set)

Killbox

Culture Shock

LFM

MC’s: 2Shy / Tonn Piper / AD-APT / Daxta / Linguistics

Special Guest: Friction

PEPSI MAX

Sander van Doorn

Third Party

Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman

Firebeatz

Julian Jordan

Junior J

+ More

MELBOURNE TAKEOVER

Joel Fletcher

Bombs Away

Teddy Cream

Tyron Hapi

Brynny

Brooklyn

Natalie Sax

Nathan Thomson

HOSPITALITY

Jemmy

George Kafetzis

Adam Cartwright

Bernie Lee

Aaron Amihere

Tom Bingham

Mike Catherall

SATURDAY 26TH AUGUST

SOUTH STAGE

deadmau5

Armin van Buuren

Oliver Heldens

Martin Solveig

+ More

NORTH STAGE

Axwell & Ingrosso

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike

Galantis

Nicky Romero

Special Guest: Marshmello

+ More

MEGA ARENA

Above & Beyond

Tchami

Malaa

Grum

Andrew Bayer & Ilan Bluestone

Lost Frequencies

+ More

STEEL YARD PRESENTS S\/STEM

Richie Hawtin – CLOSE (UK Exclusive Performance)

Marco Carola

Loco Dice

Nastia

B.Traits

+ More

MAD DECENT

Diplo

Dillon Francis

Jauz

Nghtmre

Slander

Ghastly

+ More

JAM PACKED

Stormzy

Mistajam

TQD

P Money

Icarus

Charlie Sloth

Special Guest: Sub Focus

+ More

ALL GONE PETE TONG

Sven Väth

The Martinez Brothers

Hot Since 82

Solardo

Yotto

Theo Kottis

Special Guest: Black Madonna

Hosted by the legendary: Pete Tong

PEPSI MAX

Laidback Luke

Timmy Trumpet

Will Sparks

Tom Zanetti

Anton Powers

Corey James

Son of 8

Very Special Guest: DVBBS

KEEPING THE RAVE ALIVE

Kutski

DJ Isaac

Darren Styles

Scott Brown

Argy

Big Worm

Fracture

Obsession

HOSPITALITY

Andy Mac

Sean Hughes

James Dutton

Josh Demello

Alan Hartley

Jamie Trippier

Sean Dougherty

Liam Cors

Lee Bullock

SUNDAY 27TH AUGUST

NORTH STAGE

Tiësto

Hardwell

Don Diablo

+ More

SOUTH STAGE

Martin Garrix

Fatboy Slim

Steve Angello

Faithless (DJ Set)

+ More

CREAMFIELDS PRESENTS SUB_AURAL

Chase & Status (DJ Set)

Pendulum (DJ Set)

DJ EZ

Hannah Wants

High Contrast

Dimension

Northbase

Special Guest: Goldie

MEGA ARENA

Alesso

Duke Dumont

Disciples

Sigala

Jax Jones

Alok

Very Special Guest: KSHMR

STEEL YARD PRESENTS PRYDA

Eric Prydz

Adam Beyer

Kölsch (DJ Set)

Cristoph

Very Special Guest: Sasha

+ More

MK AREA10

Idris Elba

Claptone

Camelphat

KC Lights

TCTS

Special Guest: Gorgon City

YOUSEF PRESENTS CIRCUS

Luciano

Joris Voorn

Jackmaster

Yousef

Lewis Boardman

Ki Creighton

+ More

PEPSI MAX

Paul van Dyk

Ferry Corsten

Aly & Fila

John O’Callaghan

Bryan Kearney

Ben Nicky

Will Atkinson

Rob Harnetty

Very Special Guest: Paul Oakenfold

GOODGREEF XTRA HARD

Max Enforcer

Alex Kidd

Andy Whitby

Klubfiller & MC Storm

MKN

Shaun T

Phil Mackintosh

Toxic vs Oppozite Twinz

Reklus

Halestone

CREAM CLASSICS

Judge Jules

Seb Fontaine

K-Klass

Jon Pleased Wimmin

Paul Bleasdale

Andy Carroll

Samuel Lamont B2B Stuart Hodson

HOSPITALITY

Ed Mackie

Billie Clements

Chris Wright

Thomas Tuft

Sam Rice

Hardman & Deavall

Mr Cousens

Rich Furness

THURSDAY 24TH AUGUST

SEXY BY NATURE

Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano

Sam Feldt

Ferreck Dawn

Jack Eye Jones

Lil Rockit

CREAM

Franky Rizardo

Sam Divine

DJ S.K.T

Sonny Fodera

+ More

CREAM TERRACE

Philip George

Kideko

George Kwali

Midnight City

+ more

HOSPITALITY

Paul Nunn & James Glover

Strictly Underground

Ricochet Musica

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