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this is random af but I'm bored so
if i got some names or characters wrong please correct me!
#IDC who she is i know shes going to be my fav LMAOOO#and if she ends up being modeled after Eleni or Storm its not even a guess cuz their characters always end up being my favs💀💀#cant wait for this game#Supermassive Games#The Dark Pictures#The Dark Pictures Anthology#Dark Pictures Anthology Season 2#Directive 8020#at this point we're gonna have to pretend this game is already out LMAOOO#jk jk we must be patient#good games take a while to make!#Hidden Agenda#HA#The Inpatient#TI#Man of Medan#MoM#Little Hope#LH#House of Ashes#HoA#The Devil in Me#TDiM#Simms#Eleni Miariti#Storm Stewart#Ashley Voom#Rabia Maddah#Rachel Dobell#Zara Sparkes
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#dark pictures anthology#dark pictures house of ashes#dark pictures the devil in me#dark pictures man of medan#dark pictures little hope
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I've come back to ad that the lady's are 5'4(Rachel Dobell) and 5'10(Eleni Miariti)
So D is somewhere between T's 5'10 and J's 6'1
Also the fact that john and Angela(and their married doubles) have a 7 inch height difference ✨
You know with Anthony being the perfect noodle he is, as has been established, I like to imagine he and the other A-boys are objectively really tall and in fact taller than the D's and J's
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i want to kiss angela’s model!!! she is SO cute!!!!
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Now I really understand!
After many years of waiting, the word of God is finally coming to the Dobel people of the Aru Islands in eastern Indonesia in their own language. Join us as we look back on more than 30 years of God’s faithfulness and pray expectantly for what is to come.
Eka at work on the Dobel translation
One night I had a dream; I saw the Lord Jesus coming to me and lifting up his hand towards me. Then he said, ‘Come and follow me’.
When Eka woke up, he told his wife about the dream. For many months they pondered together what it could mean. Eka already considered himself a follower of Jesus, so what could this calling be?
Another call
On the other side of the world, God had also been preparing Jock and Katy Hughes. Before they had even met, Jock and Katy both felt they had a calling to mission. They became members of Wycliffe Bible Translators, and in 1984, they went to Indonesia with their first child, Rachel, who was just a baby at the time. After spending some time learning Indonesian and conducting language survey, they decided to work with the Dobel people. One of the crew on the sailing boats which took them to the village in the Aru Islands where they settled was Eka.
One day I was passing their house carrying water. Jock said, ‘Friend, can you help me?’ I discussed it with my wife: should I help him or not? She said, ‘I think you should work with him; this might be what that dream was about.’
Swimming against the tide
Indonesia is the world’s largest island country, with over 13,000 islands. In 1945, the country declared independence. One way the government tried to unite the newly independent country was through the national language, Indonesian. Indonesian is used in formal situations and has therefore gained status as a ‘higher’ language. This often meant people believed their own language was not good enough to speak to God in; that it was more respectful to use Indonesian, even if that meant they did not really understand the sermons, songs or even the Bible.
Nus at the office
Nus, leader of the local partner organisation and a translator for the nearby Kola language, describes the result. ‘People didn’t really understand what was written in God’s word,’ he says, ‘because the language was far too high and formal for them. It was difficult to understand.’
This was the situation when Jock and Katy arrived, hoping to partner with some local people to create a written form of the language and begin translating the Bible into Dobel. Initially they saw little interest from local churches and church leaders. Some people were even suspicious of them. Why had these foreigners come? What did they want?
God gives the growth
After we had been working for a while translating God’s word...into Dobel, that’s when I fully put my trust in the Lord. That’s because we were reading God’s word in Dobel, and I understood it well.
Eka’s dream had come true – God was showing him how to follow Jesus. Others gradually joined the team one by one, and experienced the power of God’s word for themselves. Abua originally linked up with the team as a community checker, listening to portions of the Bible translated into Dobel to ensure the meaning was clear and the translation sounded natural. At this time he committed his life to the Lord, and caught the vision for translating the Bible into his own language.
As with many Bible translation projects, the journey hasn’t always been easy, and it has taken longer than expected. In the early years it was sometimes hard for Jock and Katy and their very slowly growing team to see where the project was going: Were people really going to use the Dobel Bible? How could they know if it would be worth all the time they intended to invest in it?
As the work has progressed, though, God has added to their number. Recently, during another stage of community checking, the team met a young woman called Yoke, whose intelligence and awareness of the nuances of her language made her a valuable addition to the team. After two weeks of checking translated Scripture, Jock invited her to join the Dobel team. Among other things, she is now involved in producing the first drafts of the translation.
Lives transformed
Dobel translator Yoke
As Yoke has worked on the Dobel Bible translation, she has seen God’s word change her: ‘Previously, my character was bad. If I bought anything to share, I wouldn’t share it with my family…But now, since I’ve been working on translating God’s word, when I get things, I share them with all my family and I share them with people outside the family, too.’ She has also seen God at work in her sister’s life, and in the wider community.
The old reluctance to use languages other than Indonesian in church is giving way to expressions of faith in the languages people know best. ‘I heard one of the people here praying in our own language,’ says Yoke. ‘It made me very emotional…in the past people have only prayed in Indonesian, so hearing them reading God’s word and praying in my own language made me cry.’
‘Sing to the Lord a new song,
his praise from the ends of the earth,
you who go down to the sea, and all that is in it,
you islands, and all who live in them.’
– Isaiah 42:10
Diving deeper
One Wycliffe member describes how the Pacific Ocean around Indonesia is a bit like the Bible. It contains many wonderful and beautiful things that can only be discovered by diving deep under the water. For many people, he explains, reading the Bible in Indonesian is like swimming at the surface of the water. But when they experience it in their own language, they can dive deep into the truth of God’s word and discover precious treasure they never knew was there. Jock has confirmed this to be the case in the Aru Islands as more and more Scripture has become available in Dobel: ‘People have said on numerous occasions, “Oh, that’s what it means. Now I really understand what this is about.”’
A new dream
It has been over 30 years since Eka first dreamt of Jesus reaching out and calling him to follow. The meaning of his dream now seems clear, but the full extent of God’s plan for Eka and his people has yet to be revealed. The New Testament in Dobel is in sight – the aim is to launch it in 2023 – and when we see what God is already doing in the life of this community, we can’t help but join with them in eager anticipation of how he will use the Dobel New Testament to draw many more people to him. And even this is not the end. We pray that the Lord will raise up more Dobel men and women with a passion for his word so that the next generation can continue this work and so that one day Dobel speakers will have the whole Bible in their own language.
In the past, many people in the area felt distant from God. Now, in the words of one Dobel-speaking man, ‘We speak to God in our own language. We don’t have to talk for long, because he hears us straight away.’
Bryony Lines / Camilla Lloyd
This story originally appeared in Words for Life, our magazine, which comes out three times a year. Sign up for Words for Life here or find out more about the Aru project below.
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Below is the list of nominations for the 13th annual New York Innovative Theater Awards, which celebrates the best of the city’s independent theater — aka Off-Off Broadway. The winners will be announced at a ceremony on September 25th, 2017.
In The Room
Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time
Men of Tortuga
The Red Room
The Underpants Godot
The Woman Who Was Me
Whales
Raisin
OUTSTANDING ENSEMBLE
Matt Harrington, Suzy Jane Hunt, Chelsea Melone, Susan Neuffer, Jacob Perkins, Rob Karma Robinson In the Room, Kelli Giddish with Slant Theatre Project, in association with Wheelhouse Theater Company
Michael Broadhurst, Curzon Dobell, Ken Forman, Benim Foster, Allen McCullough Men of Tortuga, Living Room theatre
Brittany Allen, Vinie Burrows, Ugo Chukwu, Constance Cooper, Milo Cramer, Fernando Gonzalez, Jonathan Gordon, David Greenspan, Tommy Heleringer, Chris Henry, Veronica Hunsinger-Loe, Hannah Mitchell, Caitlin Morris, Craig Mungavin, Jeanna Phillips, Madeline Wis Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time, New Saloon Theater Co. in association with Emily Kaplan & Immediate Medium
Maia Bedford, Aaron Casey, Shabazz Green, Chris Gwynn, Marcie Henderson, Greg Horton, Brandi Knox, Billy Lowrimore, Ebony Marshall-Oliver, Sarita Amani Nash, Warren Nolan, Jr., Chinua B. Payne, Tony Perry, Joi Danielle Price, Vanessa Robinson, Alicia Thomas, Cartreze Tucker Raisin, Astoria Performing Arts Center
Adam Baritot, Jefferson Behan, Amber Dewey, Samuel Floyd, David Fuller, John Jeffords, Zack Krajnyak, Samantha Kronenfeld, Lorinne Lampert, Tom McDonough, James Neufeld, Chrysten Peddie, Catherine Purcell, Mary Thorne, Tyler Whitaker Sweeney Todd, Theater 2020
Raquel Chavez, Shannon Condon, Kate Eastman, Shaun Bennet Fauntleroy, John Hardin, Patrick Harvey, Brian Demar Jones, Joe Jung, Peter Molesworth, Catherine Mullins, Andrew L. Ricci, Sam Richardson, Nora Rickey, Kate Ross, Will Sarratt, Caroline Smith, JT Stocks, Corey Whelihan The Tempest, Smith Street Stage
OUTSTANDING SOLO PERFORMANCE
Dandy Darkly Dandy Darkly’s Myth Mouth!, Dandy Darkly
William DeMeritt Origin Story, Old Sound Room
Mariah MacCarthy Baby Mama: One Woman’s Quest to Give Her Child to Gay People, Caps Lock Theatre
Christine Renee Miller Such Nice Shoes, FrokieCo.
Andrew W. Smith The Gun Show (part of the Women in Theatre Festival), Project Y Theatre Company
Liz Stanton The Woman Who Was Me, Convergences Theatre Collective
OUTSTANDING ACTOR IN A LEAD ROLE
Jack Horton Gilbert Marian, Or The True Tale of Robin Hood, Flux Theatre Ensemble
Nico Grelli The Jamb, Hard Sparks
Michael Kingsbaker The Red Room, The Shelter
Warren Nolan Jr. Raisin, Astoria Performing Arts Center
Jeremy Tardy Dark Night Bright Stars, Yara Arts Group in association with La MaMa ETC
R. Scott Williams Boys of a Certain Age, Willow Theatricals
OUTSTANDING ACTRESS IN A LEAD ROLE
Carla Briscoe Wine and Spirits, Red Shark Productions
Arlene Chico-Lugo Evensong, Astoria Performing Arts Center
Ashley Griffin Hamlet, A.N.O.N. Productions
Meghan E. Jones The Red Room, The Shelter
Sarah K. Lippmann Three Sisters, Obvious Volcano in association with Maggie Cino
Moira Stone Three Sisters, Obvious Volcano in association with Maggie Cino
OUTSTANDING ACTOR IN A FEATURED ROLE
Christopher Borg And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little, Retro Productions
Zachary Clark King Lear, The Secret Theatre
Griffin Hennelly Koalas are Dicks, Randomly Specific
Zack Krajnyak Sweeney Todd, Theater 2020
Jacob Perkins In the Room, Kelli Giddish with Slant Theatre Project, in association with Wheelhouse Theater Company
Jason Pintar The Underpants Godot, The Secret Theatre
Matthew Trumbull Marian, Or The True Tale of Robin Hood, Flux Theatre Ensemble
OUTSTANDING ACTRESS IN A FEATURED ROLE
Ivanna Cullinan Three Sisters, Obvious Volcano in association with Maggie Cino
Sharvari Deshpande The Queen, Aman Soni in association with Juggernaut Theatre Co. and Theater for the New City
MarieLouise Guinier Evensong, Astoria Performing Arts Center
Hannah Mitchell Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time, New Saloon Theater Co. in association with Emily Kaplan & Immediate Medium
Samantha Schiffman You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, The Gallery Players
Kara Young In the Event of My Death, Stable Cable Lab Co. in association with IRT Theater
OUTSTANDING CHOREOGRAPHY / MOVEMENT
Hettie Barnhill The Cabaret At The End Of The World, Hard Sparks
Tamrin Goldberg Raisin, Astoria Performing Arts Center
Lucia Knell For Annie, The Hearth
Rocio Mendez Marian, Or The True Tale of Robin Hood, Flux Theatre Ensemble
Sarah Sutliff Old Turtle and the Broken Truth, Rebel Playhouse
Jeremy Williams The Woman Who Was Me, Convergences Theatre Collective
OUTSTANDING DIRECTOR
Dev Bondarin Raisin, Astoria Performing Arts Center
David Drake The Jamb, Hard Sparks
Morgan Green Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time, New Saloon Theater Co. in association with Emily Kaplan & Immediate Medium
Ashley Griffin Hamlet, A.N.O.N. Productions
Adam Knight In the Room, Kelli Giddish with Slant Theatre Project, in association with Wheelhouse Theater Company
Emma Miller For Annie, The Hearth
Jeremy Williams The Woman Who Was Me, Convergences Theatre Collective
OUTSTANDING LIGHTING DESIGN
Russ Bockemhuel & Luther Frank Titus, New York Deaf Theatre
Joe Cantalupo The Red Room, The Shelter
Catherine Clark Koalas are Dicks, Randomly Specific
Scot Gianelli #liberated, The Living Room
Kate Jaworski The Woman Who Was Me, Convergences Theatre Collective
Marika Kent Now is the Time, Little Lord in association with Abrons Arts Center
OUTSTANDING COSTUME DESIGN
Joseph Blaha The Queen, Aman Soni in association with Juggernaut Theatre Co. and Theater for the New City
Karen Boyer Now is the Time, Little Lord in association with Abrons Arts Center
Izzy Fields Anais Nin Goes to Hell, Manhattan Theatre Works (MTWorks) in association with Goode Productions
Jason E Frey Hedda (Gabler), Wandering Bark Theatre Co.
Emily Oliveira Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time, New Saloon Theater Co. in association with Emily Kaplan & Immediate Medium
Jeannipher Pacheco Raisin, Astoria Performing Arts Center
Emily Rose Parman Much Ado About Nothing, Hudson Warehouse
OUTSTANDING SET DESIGN
Christopher Bowser The Red Room, The Shelter
Jack and Rebecca Cunningham And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little, Retro Productions
Meg McGuigan Koalas are Dicks, Randomly Specific
Lawrence E. Moten III Raisin, Astoria Performing Arts Center
Frank Oliva #liberated, The Living Room
Reid Thompson Empathitrax, Colt Coeur
OUTSTANDING SOUND DESIGN
Aidan Meyer The Red Room, The Shelter
Matt Otto Empathitrax, Colt Coeur
John Salutz The Cabaret At The End Of The World, Hard Sparks
Daniel Steffey Titus, New York Deaf Theatre
Jeanne Travis The City that Cried Wolf, State of Play Productions Inc
Emma Wilk Raisin, Astoria Performing Arts Center
OUTSTANDING INNOVATIVE DESIGN
Lianne Arnold for Projection Design Such Nice Shoes, FrokieCo.
David Bengali, John Erickson, Reid Farrington, Jorge Garcia-Spitz, David Mauro, Dan Monceaux, Leegrid Stevens for Video Design & Animation The Dudleys!, Loading Dock Theatre Company
Samantha Blain, Kristopher Dean, Claron Hayden, Casey Scott Leach, Carli Rhoades, Mikayla Stanley for Puppets Whales, Hit The Lights! Theatre Co.
Russ Bockemhuel & Luther Frank for Video Design Titus, New York Deaf Theatre
Karen Boyer for Puppets Now is the Time, Little Lord in association with Abrons Arts Center
Sara Slagle for properties And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little, Retro Productions
OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL MUSIC
Melody Bates & Rebecca Hart The Cabaret At The End Of The World, Hard Sparks
Samantha Blain, Kristopher Dean, Claron Hayden, Casey Scott Leach, Carli Rhoades, Mikayla Stanley Whales, Hit The Lights! Theatre Co.
Rachel Blumberg, Dandy Darkly, Bryce Edwards & Adam Tendler Dandy Darkly’s Myth Mouth!, Dandy Darkly
Deepali Gupta Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time, New Saloon Theater Co. in association with Emily Kaplan & Immediate Medium
Julian Kytasty Dark Night Bright Stars, Yara Arts Group in association with La MaMa ETC
Daniel Steffey Titus, New York Deaf Theatre
Clara Strauch The Tempest, Smith Street Stage
OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL SHORT SCRIPT
Ryan King Antares Returning a part of The Spring Fling: Rebound, F*It Club
Dan Moyer All Is Bright a part of The Spring Fling: Rebound, F*It Club
Charlie O’Leary Precious Body a part of Landmarks & TRANSformations, Project Y Theatre Company
Junshin Soga One Fine Day, Junshin Soga
Christopher G. Ulloth Bi-Cycle a part of Landmarks & TRANSformations, Project Y Theatre Company
Kathleen Warnock How to Get Married in 5 Steps Over 17 Years a part of Landmarks & TRANSformations, Project Y Theatre Company
OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL FULL-LENGTH SCRIPT
Melody Bates The Cabaret At The End Of The World, Hard Sparks
William DeMeritt & Elia Monte-Brown Origin Story, Old Sound Room
Lawrence Dial In the Room, Kelli Giddish with Slant Theatre Project, in association with Wheelhouse Theater Company
Mariah MacCarthy Baby Mama: One Woman’s Quest to Give Her Child to Gay People, Caps Lock Theatre
Morgan McGuire The Red Room, The Shelter
Aditya Rawal The Queen, Aman Soni in association with Juggernaut Theatre Co. and Theater for the New City
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE ART PRODUCTION
Dandy Darkly’s Myth Mouth! Dandy Darkly
The Infinite Wrench New York Neo-Futurists
Kevin!!!! Recent Cutbacks
Landmarks & TRANSformations Project Y Theatre Company
Now is the Time Little Lord in association with Abrons Arts Center
Rules The New Stage Theatre Company
OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION OF A MUSICAL
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee The Secret Theatre
The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit The Workshop Theater
Old Turtle and the Broken Truth Rebel Playhouse
Ragtime The Gallery Players
Raisin Astoria Performing Arts Center
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown The Gallery Players
OUTSTANDING REVIVAL OF A PLAY
Hamlet A.N.O.N. Productions
King Lear The Secret Theatre
And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Retro Productions
Much Ado About Nothing Hudson Warehouse
The Tempest Smith Street Stage
Three Sisters Obvious Volcano in association with Maggie Cino
OUTSTANDING PREMIERE PRODUCTION OF A PLAY
In the Room Kelli Giddish with Slant Theatre Project, in association with Wheelhouse Theater Company
Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time New Saloon Theater Co. in association with Emily Kaplan & Immediate Medium
The Red Room The Shelter
The Underpants Godot The Secret Theatre
The Woman Who Was Me Convergences Theatre Collective
Whales Hit The Lights! Theatre Co.
NYIT Award Nominees 2017: Off-Off Broadway’s Finest Below is the list of nominations for the 13th annual New York Innovative Theater Awards, which celebrates the best of the city’s independent theater — aka Off-Off Broadway.
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I tend to exclude them because I can't find and have never heard of anyone that actually played shattered state and beyond that they take place in made up countries and I just don't vibe with that compared to how all the other games are about locations
On to the poll, I don't think it'll be the star casting because the past 2 were women and they'll probably go with a man this time, Eleni Miariti would be too similar to Clarice what with the infection and all, they don't make the same models player characters in two games back to back so storm Stewart or Rabia Maddah could be if she's an npc character, Ashley Voom is certainly under utilized and while it could always be a new model having Rachel Dobell play an older monster woman could be fun now that I'm thinking about it(I picked Rabi but Rachel is my second choice for the pure comedy of it)
this is random af but I'm bored so
if i got some names or characters wrong please correct me!
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