#Samuel Haine

[the-moons-ace-card]

Sam belongs to a friend of mine, btw

[trebo]

FARLEY GRANGER — VOLUNTEERS WANTED!

hello, old hollywood world!!! my name is trebo, and i’m a dedicated fan of the late farley granger. alongside a friend of mine, we decided we wanted to kickstart an official farley instagram page. but we need your help!

starting an official page calls for contacting any living relatives, family members or acquaintances of farley himself. we have already compiled a list of names with contacts and we are looking for fellow fans who believe they are dedicated* to helping our cause.

our goal is to maintain the life and legacy of farley granger by spreading his story. the official account would be run by fans and relatives collaboratively.

please send me a message here, or on instagram @ tatham._ if you are interested in helping. by simply reblogging this post, you are already helping us move forward towards this goal. thank you so much for sharing.

*has extensive knowledge/understanding of farley’s life, career, family, and history and can provide materials or information that others may not have access to.

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PRIMA PAGINA Le Figaro di Oggi lunedì, 02 settembre 2024

[antoncrane]

I'm once again thinking about ~*them*~.

2am doodle page of the boys.

[blogbyameera]

This quote in Mala by Samuel Decker Thompson hits hard -

“ Bas ek car crash .. kisi marz ki tashkhish .. ek mutawwaqo phone call .. koi naya daryafat shuda ishq .. ya ek toota hua dil .. bas itni si dair lagti hai humein ek mukhtalif insaan bannein mei .. kitni khubsurati si nazakat bari hai humare andar ke ye sab cheezein bas ek pal mei badl dalti hai iss haqeeqat ko ki hum kon hain ”

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THIS DAY IN GAY HISTORY

based on: The White Crane Institute's 'Gay Wisdom', Gay Birthdays, Gay For Today, Famous GLBT, glbt-Gay Encylopedia, Today in GGay History, Wikipedia, and more … January 2

1801 – Explorers Alexander Henry and David Thompson make an entry in their journal titled Exploration and Adventure among the Indians on the Red, Saskatchewan, Missouri, and Colombia Rivers describe a Native American known as Berdache, son of Sucrie, who is a "curious compound between a man and a woman."

1900 – (Charles William) Billy Haines (d.1973) was an American film actor and interior designer. He was a star of the silent era until the 1930s, when Haines' career was cut short by MGM Studios due to his refusal to deny his homosexuality. Haines never returned to film and instead started a successful interior design business with his life partner and was supported by friends in Hollywood.

Billy Haines was born in Staunton, Virginia. Haines ran away from home at the age of 14, accompanied by another unidentified young man whom Haines referred to as his "boyfriend". The pair went to Hopewell, which had a reputation for immorality. Haines and his boyfriend got jobs working at the local DuPont factory for $50 a week. To supplement their income, the couple opened a dance hall, which may have also served as a brothel. His parents, frantic over his disappearance, tracked him through the police to Hopewell. Haines did not return home with them, remaining instead in Hopewell and sending money back home to help support the family. The couple remained in Hopewell until most of the town was destroyed by fire in 1915. Haines moved to New York City settling into the burgeoning gay community of Greenwich Village. It is unclear whether his boyfriend accompanied him.

He worked a variety of jobs before becoming a model. Talent scout Bijou Fernandez discovered Haines as part of the Samuel Goldwyn Company's "New Faces of 1922" contest and the studio signed him to a $40 a week contract.

Haines's career began slowly, as he appeared in extra and bit parts, mostly uncredited. His first significant role was in Three Wise Fools (1923). However, he continued to play small, unimportant parts at Goldwyn. It was not until they loaned him to Fox in 1923 for The Desert Outlaw that he got the opportunity to play a significant role. In 1924, MGM lent Haines to Columbia Pictures for a five-picture deal. The first of these, The Midnight Express (1924), received excellent reviews and Columbia offered to buy his contract. The offer was refused and Haines continued in bit roles for Goldwyn.

On a trip to New York in 1926, Haines met James "Jimmie" Shields, probably as a pick-up on the street . Haines convinced Shields to move to Los Angeles, promising to get him work as an extra - some sources say Shields worked as Haines' "double' in his films. The pair were soon living together and viewed themselves as a committed couple.

In 1933, Haines was arrested in a YMCA with a sailor he had picked up in Los Angeles' Pershing Square. Louis B. Mayer, the studio head at MGM, delivered an ultimatum to Haines: choose between a sham marriage (also known as a "lavender marriage") or his relationship with Shields. Haines chose Shields and they remained together for almost 50 years. Mayer subsequently fired Haines and terminated his contract, quickly recasting Robert Montgomery in roles that had been planned for Haines. Haines did make a few minor films then retired from film.

Haines and Shields began a successful dual career as interior designers and antique dealers. Among their early clients were friends such as Joan Crawford, Gloria Swanson, Carole Lombard, Marion Davies and George Cukor. Their lives were disrupted in 1936 when members of the Ku Klux Klan dragged the two men from their home and beat them, because a neighbor had accused the two of propositioning his son. Crawford, along with other stars such as Claudette Colbert, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Kay Francis, and Charles Boyer urged the men to report this to the police. Marion Davies asked her lover��William Randolph Hearst to use his influence to ensure the neighbors were prosecuted to the full extent of the law, but ultimately Haines and Shields chose not to report the incident.

Haines and Shields remained together for the rest of their lives. Joan Crawford described them as "the happiest married couple in Hollywood."

Haines died from lung cancer in Santa Monica, California at the age of 73, a week short of his 74th birthday, which was on the new year of 1974. Soon afterward, Shields, who suffered from what many believe to be Alzheimer's Disease, put on Haines' pajamas, took an overdose of pills, and crawled into their bed to die. They were interred side by side in Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery.

1928 – Ray Kassar was president, and later CEO, of Atari Inc. from 1978 to 1983. He had previously been executive vice-president of Burlington Industries, the world's largest textile company at the time, and president of its Burlington House division. A member of the Board of Directors, Kassar had spent over thirty years at Burlington.

Ray Kassar was hired in February 1978 as president of Atari Inc.'s consumer division by Warner Communications, which at the time owned Atari. By this time, rifts had begun to develop between the original Atari Inc. staff (most of whom had engineering backgrounds) and the new hires brought in by Warner (who, like Kassar, mostly had business backgrounds).

In November 1978, when Atari Inc. co-founder Nolan Bushnell left the company after a dispute with Warner over the future of Atari Inc., Kassar became CEO. Under his leadership, sweeping changes were made at Atari and the laid-back atmosphere that had existed under Bushnell's leadership all but disappeared. Kassar's twenty-five years at Burlington Industries had given him a taste for order, organization, and efficiency and his efforts to revamp Atari along similar lines provoked substantial animosity. Kassar shifted the focus away from game development and more toward marketing and sales. Atari Inc. began to promote games all year around instead of just at the Christmas season. R&D also suffered deep cuts and the discipline and security at Atari Inc. became strict.

In a sense he also helped create the video game maker Activision. While Kassar was at Atari he angered a large number of the game developers by not crediting them in any way to the point where they walked out of Atari. He told them that they were no more important to the games then the people that worked on the assembly line. They started their own company and called it Activision.

Ray Kassar is the namesake the widely popular game “ Yar’s Revenge.” The creator of the game was a former employee at Atari “Yar” is Ray spelled backwards. The title is a deliberate jab at Kassar, mocking his dictator-like work ethic as well as his flamboyant manner. Ray Kassar was known by the employees at Atari to be an extremely flamboyant homosexual outside the work place. Employees didn't care what his sexual preferences were, but they were irked by his daily habit of being chauffeured to work in a limo and then proceeding to make grand entrances into the office.

Kassar built Atari into a video game giant that it was, before he was forced to resign because of allegations of insider trading in 1983. He sold all of his shares in Atari just hours before a report was published that Atari had suffered monetary loses in the millions.

1929  – Charles Beaumont (d.1967) is born Charles Leroy Nutt. He was an American author of speculative fiction, including short stories in the horror and science fiction subgenres. He is remembered as a writer of classic Twilight Zone episodes, such as "The Howling Man", "Miniature", "Printer's Devil", and "Number Twelve Looks Just Like You", but also penned the screenplays for several films, among them 7 Faces of Dr. Lao, The Intruder, and The Masque of the Red Death.

In 1954, Playboy magazine selected his story “Black Country.” Playboy has been loved by straight men for decades but it was this gay short story that built its reputation. Hugh Hefner was the only one to accept a science fiction story about heterosexuals being the minority against homosexuals. When letters poured in, he said: 'If it was wrong to persecute heterosexuals in a homosexual society, then the reverse was wrong too.'

1949 – Christopher Durang is an openly gay playwright, screenwriter, and actor whose works have been produced on and off-Broadway and regionally since the late 1970s. A fiercely satirical comic dramatist, Durang often incorporates gay themes and gay characters in his plays.

Durang's breakthrough in achieving critical and financial success came in 1981 with the Off-Broadway production of his scathing one-act play, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You (written in 1979), which has over the years become a popular vehicle for actresses as diverse as Nancy Marchand, Cloris Leachman, Lynn Redgrave, and many others.

In Sister Mary Ignatius... , Durang draws on his childhood experiences as a student in Catholic school. He satirizes the unbending dogmatism of the eponymous Catholic nun, who is oblivious to the absurdity of what she believes and to the harm that she causes. When four former students, one of them a contented gay man, return to embarrass Sister, she shoots two of them (including the gay man) dead.

Durang often creates hyper-sexual characters (both gay and straight) in an attempt to unhinge attitudes about sexual behavior. In Sister Mary Ignatius..., the gay character explains his homosexuality to his former teacher: "I was seduced when I was in the seminary... and then I went to New York and I slept with five hundred different people."

In Durang's more recent work, straight characters take on the hyper-sexuality stereotypically associated with gay men. Lulu in Sex and Longing needs to have sex every fifteen minutes, while in Betty's Summer Vacation, Buck proudly displays a scrapbook containing photos of his penis. Durang's is a distinctive voice in American comedy, at once angry, intelligent, and queer.

He lives in Bucks County with his partner, John Augustine; they have been together for more than 20 years.

1961 – Todd Haynes is an American independent film director and screenwriter. He is best known for his feature films Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story, Poison, Velvet Goldmine, Safe, and the Academy Award-nominated Far from Heaven and I'm Not There.

In 1987, while an MFA student at Bard College, Haynes made a short, Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story, which chronicles the life of American pop singer Karen Carpenter, using Barbie dolls as actors. The film presents Carpenter's struggle with anorexia and bulimia, featuring several close-ups of Ipecac (the prescription drug Carpenter was reputed to have used to make herself vomit during her illness). Carpenter's chronic weight loss was portrayed by using a "Karen" Barbie doll with the face and body whittled away with a knife, leaving the doll looking skeletonized. The film is also notable for staged dream sequences in which Karen, in a state of deteriorating mental health, imagines being spanked by her father.

Superstar featured extensive use of Carpenter songs, showcasing Haynes' love of popular music (which would be a recurring feature of later films). Haynes failed to obtain proper licensing to use the music, prompting a lawsuit from Karen's brother Richard Carpenter for copyright infringement. Carpenter was reportedly also offended by Haynes' unflattering portrayal of him as a narcissistic bully, along with several broadly dropped suggestions that he was gay and in the closet. Carpenter won his lawsuit, and Superstar was removed from public distribution; to date, it may not be viewed publicly. Bootlegged versions of the film are still circulated, and the film is sporadically made available on YouTube.

Haynes' 1991 feature film debut, Poison, garnered Haynes further acclaim and controversy. Drawing on the writings of "transgressive" gay writer Jean Genet, the film is a triptych of queer-themed narratives, each adopting a different cinematic genre: vox-pop documentary ("Hero"), 50s sci-fi horror ("Horror") and gay prisoner love story ("Homo"). The film explores traditional perceptions of homosexuality as an unnatural and deviant social force, and presents Genet's vision of sado-masochistic gay love as a subversion of heterosexual norms, culminating with a marriage ceremony between two gay male convicts. Poison marked Haynes' first collaboration with producer Christine Vachon, who has since produced all of Haynes' feature films.

Poison was partially funded with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The film subsequently became the center of a public attack by Reverend Donald Wildmon, head of the American Family Association, who criticized the NEA for funding Poison and other works by gay and lesbian artists and filmmakers. Wildmon, who had not viewed the film before making his comments publicly, condemned the film's "explicit porno scenes of homosexuals involved in anal sex", despite no such scenes appearing in the film.

Poison went on to win the 1991 Sundance Film Festival's Grand Jury Prize, establishing Haynes as an emerging talent and the voice of a new transgressive generation. The film writer B. Ruby Rich cited Poison as one of the defining films of the emerging New Queer Cinema movement, with its focus on maverick sexuality as an anti-establishment social force.

Haynes achieved his greatest critical and commercial success to date with Far From Heaven (2002), a 1950s-set melodrama inspired by the films of Douglas Sirk about a Connecticut housewife Cathy Whittaker (Julianne Moore) who discovers that her husband (Dennis Quaid) is secretly gay, and subsequently falls in love with Raymond, her African-American gardener (Dennis Haysbert).

Haynes is openly gay. He currently lives in Portland, Oregon.

2005 – Bonnie Bleskachek became the first openly lesbian fire chief of a major city, Minneapolis. She was demoted two years later amid claims of harassment and discrimination, but return to the department as a staff captain. She co-founded the Minnesota Women Fire Fighters Association.

[praline1968]

Samuel PATY, professeur d’histoire-géographie, assassiné le 16 octobre 2020 par un terroriste islamiste âgé de 18 ans.

Dominique BERNARD, professeur de lettres, assassiné le 13 octobre 2023 par un terroriste islamiste âgé de 20 ans.

Pensées et hommages à ces deux enseignants, à leurs proches et leur famille 🕯️ 🇫🇷

La haine ne gagnera jamais. 😡

Nous ne vous oublierons jamais 🙏🏻

[dalekofchaos]

Grand Theft Auto Fancast

Felt inspired after playing GTA V and the GTA Trilogy

Since tumblr has a 30 photo limit, I just decided "fuck it" and just did the protagonists, also I'm mentally burned out.

My other Video Games fancasts

FNAF

The Last Of Us

The Last Of Us Part II

Life Is Strange(New)

Life Is Strange Before The Storm(New)

Life Is Strange(Old)

Life Is Strange Before The Storm(Old)

Life Is Strange 2

Life Is Strange True Colors

Assassin’s Creed

Mass Effect

KOTOR

KOTOR II

The Force Unleashed

Resident Evil

Silent Hill

God Of War

God Of War Norse Saga

Mortal Kombat(old)

Mortal Kombat(new)

Bioshock

Bioshock 2

Bioshock Infinite

Skyrim

Oblivion

Dead Rising

Dead RIsing 1

The Wolf Among Us

Telltale’s Game Of Thrones

Telltale’s The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead  The Final Season

Red Dead Redemption

LA Noire

Detroit:Become Human

Red Dead Redemption 2

The Sims

Vampyr

Cillian Murphy as Claude

Michael Madsen as Toni Cipriani

Ben Barnes as Tommy Vercetti

Anthony Mackie as Victor Vance

Michael B. Jordan as Carl Johnson

Ed Skrein as Niko Bellic

Jon Bernthal as Johnny Klebitz

Jorge Lendeborg Jr as Luis Lopez

Hugh Jackman as Michael De Santa

Steven Ogg as Trevor Phillips

John Boyega as Franklin Clinton

Robert DeNiro as Salvatore Leone

Diane Guerrero as Catalina

Marko Zaror as Miguel

Jessica Henwick as Asuka Kasen

Brian Tee as Kenji Kasen

Bill Hader as Donald Love

Rosa Salazar as Maria Latore

Paul Dano as Ken Rosenberg

Jon Hamm as Sonny Forelli

Mark Margolis as Ricardo Díaz

Donald Glover as Lance Vance

Aldis Hodge as Sweet Johnson

Brian Tyree Henry as Big Smoke

Jason Mitchell as Ryder

Samuel L Jackson as Frank Tenpenny

Jonah Hill as Eddie Pulaski

Josh Gad as Roman Bellic

Marlon Waynes as Little Jacob

Aaron Paul as Packie McReary

Jane Levy as Kate McReary

Yuri Kolokolnikov as Dimitri Rascalov

Joe Pesci as Jimmy Peggorino

Morgan Spector as Darko Brevic

Ralph Fiennes as Mikhail Faustin

Liev Schreiber as Vladimir Glebov

Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Ray Bulgarin

Krsyten Ritter as Ashley Butler

Benjamin Bratt as Jim Fitzgerald

Michael Rooker as Billy Grey

Matt Dillon as Ray Boccino

Jai Courtney as Brian Jeremy

Katheryn Winnick as Gracie Ancelotti

Sam Rockwell as Tony Prince

Scott Caan as Rocco Pelosi

Nathan Jones as Timur

Harvey Keitel as Uncle Vince

Rainn Wilson as Lester Crest

Wyatt Russell as Brad Snider

LaKeith Stanfield as Lamar Davis

Keke Palmer as Tanisha

Winona Ryder as Amanda De Santa

Kathryn Newton as Tracey De Santa

Jeremy Ray Taylor as Jimmy De Santa

Nicolas Cage as Dave Norton

Woody Harrleson as Ron Jakowski

Steve Howey as Chef

Tom Felton as Wade Herbert

Jamie Bell as Floyd Hebert

Rooney Mara as Debra

Susan Sarandon as Mrs. Philips

Antonio Banderas as Martin Madrazo

Olivia Negron as Patricia Madrazo

Michael Keaton as Devin Weston

Alexandria Daddario as Molly Schultz

Glen Powell as Steve Haines

Omar Epps as Stretch

Hoon Lee as Wei Cheng

[kevinjmann]

UKI - Episode 376

UKI: Episode 376 is now here on Mixcloud

Featuring:

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3. @sophsav91 Featuring Rose Haining - Not Quite Ripe

4. Oda Rose - Love You Once, Love You Twice

5. Seeing Red - Roxanne

6. Sonny Palmer - Don’t Cry

7. Slim Loris - The bOY

8. Johanna Sophia - Space

9. @tianasgreen - Envy

10. Andy Korg - Tomorrow's Here To Stay

11. Róisín O - Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves

12. Samuel Oscar - Something Bout You

13. Julie Tuzet Music - Sortilège

14. BIB THE DIGGER - Satin Night

15. Dan Lebowitz - Enemies

16. Alli Brown - I Want It All

17. Angelina Curtis - Heart On My Sleeve

18. @sophia_ava_music - Identity Theft

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"Annie Liggett Bryner, sister of George, Carrie, Laura, and Emma," 1886 by Ann Longmore-Etheridge Via Flickr: Annie Liggett was born in Saville Township, Perry Co., Pennsylvania in December 1859 to Samuel (1811-1889) and Anne Milligan Liggett (1821-1888). The couple had married on April 28, 1846. Her elder sister Laura Jane was born in 1849; brother George Alfred had been born in 1852; sister Emma Ada had been born in March 1856; Carrie Eleanor was born in 1862. On the 1870 census, Annie can be found living her father who is the 59-year-old proprietor of an iron factory; her mother, Laura, Emma, and Carrie, as well as 18-year-old George, who works in the foundry. According to the book "The History of Perry Country," 1922, by Harry H. Hain, this was Clinton Foundry, which Liggett had built and owned. Laura Liggett married William Flickinger in November 1876. She died in 1933. By 1880, George--now an engineer, presumably at Clinton Foundry--has married a woman named Leah and moved out to start his own family of two daughters and 2 sons, but he hasn't strayed far, living right next door to his parents. (As late as 1910, George is living in Perry Country with his wife, several of his daughters and grandchildren.) Annie married Dr. Newton E. Bryner on October 14, 1886. He seems to have come into the area to replace the previous local physician. The above cabinet card was probably taken at the time of their marriage. Unfortunately, Newton, a graduate in medicine of the University of New York, was dead in less than a year. He passed in April 1887 at Cisna Run (his father's farm), Perry Co., PA. (Note: there seems to be some confusion amongst the Liggett siblings. There may have been another daughter--or the daughter of another Perry County family--named Anna Eliza who was born in 1859 and died in 1877. If this is the case, she was not the woman who marred Newton Brynner in 1886, clearly, as this photo and subsequent census listings bear out. There is also confusion about the death date of Dr. Bryner with some sources giving it as 1877. His alma mater, the University of New York, clearly states in its roster of graduates that Bryner died in 1887.) Annie appears on the 1900 census for Saville Township, Perry Co., as a 40-year-old widow living with Emma Liggett Scott, her 44-year-old sister, who lists her occupation as a farmer who has been married for one year. No husband appears to live in house. The situation had not changed 10 years later, when on the 1910 census, both sisters are still living together and living on their own income. This was derived, presumably, by Emma's ownership of her father's foundry, which is noted in the Haim history. By 1920, the husband had returned: he is 55-year-old James W. Scott, who is a decade younger than his wife. All of them appear to be living on their own incomes. Annie Liggett Bryner in 1927. "Hector Kraus, 408 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA" Albumin print cabinet card.

[joeygallagher]

Class of Nuke ‘Em High  (1986)

Dir. By Lloyd Kaufman (Samuel Weil) & Richard W. Haines

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Sam (c) my friend

[18thfoot]

Lieutenant Bernard Haines, Captain James Daubeny and Captain Richard Dawson, all of the 18th, Royal Irish Regiment, New Zealand, 1868. Ensign Bernard Gilpin Haines gets one mention in Campaigns and History of the Royal Irish Regiment, appearing on the list of officers who deployed to New Zealand with the 2nd Battalion in 1863. Haines was born in London on 6th February 1842, the son of Samuel and Ann Haines. His Ensign's commission dated from 18th January 1861.He was promoted Lieutenant in October 1865 and retired from the service on 5th July 1873 receiving the value of his commission. Haines became a Militia Captain in the 4th Battalion, East Surrey Regiment on 10th May 1882, promoted to Major on 24th December 1892. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel , commanding the 4th Battalion, East Surrey Regiment on 31st October 1894. Haines was granted the honorary rank of Colonel on 28th November 1894, and he retired from the Militia on 1st January 1902.

Richard William Erskine Dawson was born on 31st December 1832 in Malta, the son of Major George Thomas Dawson, 73rd Foot, and his wife Euphemia née Erskine. Dawson fought in the Crimean War and in the Maori Wars with the 18th Royal Irish. He was Lieutenant Colonel commanding the 2nd Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment between 1882 and 1886 and eventually rose to the rank of Major-General. Richard Dawson and Florence Anna Barton, daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Hugh William Barton were married on 13th May 1871, in Croydon, England. The couple had no children. Dawson died on 11th June 1890, aged 57, in Kensington, London.

#18thfoot #royalirishregiment #newzealand #maoriwars

Photo Credit; Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa

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PRIMA PAGINA Le Figaro di Oggi domenica, 01 settembre 2024

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Robert "Bobby" Abrams - Lieutenant - Environmental Engineer/Orderly/Security Guard/Transporter Chief/Technician/Medical Technician - Command/Operations/Sciences - 2266-2268 - 14 episodes

Daniel Alden - Lieutenant - Communications Officer - Sciences - 2265 - 1 episode

Doris Atkins - Enlisted - Yeoman - Operations- 2267 - 1 episode

Dave Bailey - Lieutenant - Navigator - Command - Left Enterprise 2266 - 1 episode

Bardoli - ?Enlisted or Ensign? - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 - 1 episode

Barnhart - Enlisted - ?Engineer? - ?Operations? - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Barrows, Tonia - Enlisted- Yeoman - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode

Berkley - Lieutenant - Transporter Chief - Operations/Sciences - 2266 - 2 episodes

Samuel Boma - Lieutenant - Astrophysicist - Sciences - 2267 - 1 episode

Brenner - Enlisted - Phaser Specialist - Command - 2266 - 1 episode

Clifford Brent - Lieutenant - Science Station/Life Support Station/Navigator/Medical Assistant/Engineer - Sciences 2266-2269 - 40 episodes .... what a guy

Carlisle - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Christine Chapel - Lieutenant - Nurse/Medical Assistant/CMO Sometimes - Sciences - 2266-2270 - 25 episodes

Pavel Chekov - Ensign - Navigator/Science Station - Command - 2267-2270 - 36 episodes

Compton - Enlisted - Security officer - Operations - Died 2268 - 1 episode

Connors - Enlisted ?Lieutenant? - Medical assistant - Sciences - 2266 - 1 episode

Robert D'Amato - Lieutenant - Senior geologist - Sciences - Died 2268 episode

Scott Darnell - Enlisted - Sciences - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Elizabeth Dehner - ?Lieutenant?- Psychiatrist - Sciences - Died 2265 - 1 episode

Sean DePaul - Lieutenant - Helmsman/Navigator - Command - 2267 - 2 episodes

Anton DeSalle - Lieutenant - Assistant Chief Engineer/Navigator Command/Operations - 2267 - 3 episodes

Dickerson - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - 2269 - 1 episode

Elliott - Lieutenant - Engineer - Command - 2267 - 1 episode

Sam Ellis - ?Ensign? - Medical Staff - ?Sciences? - 2266 - 1 episode

Evans - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 - 1 episode

John Farrell - Lieutenant - Navigator/Communications Officer -Command - 2266 - 3 episodes

Fields - Enlisted - Security Officer/Phaser Specialist - Command/Operations - 2266-2267 - 4 episodes

Benjamin Finney -Lieutenant Commander - Records Officer -Command - Arrested 2267 - 1 episode

Edward Fisher - Enlisted - Geological technician - Sciences - 2254-2266 - 4 episodes

Jerry Freeman - Lieutenant - Security officer - Command/Operations - 2268 - 3 episodes

Gaetano - Lieutenant - Radiation Specialist - Command - Died 2267 - 1 episode

David Galloway - Lieutenant - Transporter Chief/Security Guard Operations - 2266-2268 Dies Then comes Back in 2269 - 8 episodes

Arlene Galway - Lieutenant - ???-  Sciences - Died 2267 - 1 episode

David Garrovick - Ensign - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 - 1 episode

Giotto - Lieutenant Commander - Security Officer - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode

Grant - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Green - Enlisted - ??? - Command - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Bill Hadley - Lieutenant - Helmsman/Navigator/Security Officer/Life Support station - Command/Operations - 2266-2269 - 63 episodes

Jana Haines - Ensign - Navigator/Science Officer - Command - 2268 - 1 episode  

Beggs Hansen - Lieutenant - Helmsman - Command - 2267 - 3 episodes

Ali Harper - Ensign - Engineer - Operations - Died 2268 - 1 episode

Harrison - Lieutenant - Technician/Medical Assistant/Security Officer/Engineer - Command/Operations/Sciences - 2266-2267 - 29 episodes

Hendorff - Ensign -Security Officer - Operations - Died 2267- 1 episode

Jackson - Lieutenant - Command - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Carl Jaeger - Lieutenant - Meteorologist - Sciences 2267 - 1 episode

Zahra Jamal - Enlisted - Yeoman - 1 episode

James - Lieutenant - Life Support Station/Transporter - Operations/Command - 2266-2267 - 6 episodes

Rusty Johnson - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 - 1 episode  

Jordan - Ensign - Auxiliary Control - Command - 2268 - 1 episode

Mitch Josephs - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 episode

Kaplan - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Kelly - ?Enlisted? - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Rogelio Kelowitz - Lieutenant - Tactical Officer - Sciences - 2267 - 3 episode

Lee Kelso - Lieutenant - Navigator - Operations - Died 2265 - 1 episode

James T. Kirk - Captain - Captain - Command - 2265-2279 - 79 episodes

John Kyle - Lieutenant - Transporter Chief/Helmsman - Command/Operations - 2267-2269 - 11 episodes

Martha Landon - Enlisted -Yeoman - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode

Lang - Lieutenant Commander - Tactical Officer/Gunnery Officer - Command - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Reese Latimer - Lieutenant - Navigator - Command - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Tina Lawton - Enlisted - Third Class Yeoman - Sciences - 2266 - 1 episode

Roger Lemli - Ensign - Engineer/Transporter Operator/Security Officer - Operations - 2267-2269 - 33 episodes

Ryan Leslie - Lieutenant - Engineer/Security Officer/Duty Officer/Helmsmen/ Medical Assistant/Navigator/Science Technician - Command/Operations/Sciences - 2265- Died 2268 and then came back - 57 episodes

Lewis - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Sciences/Operations - 2266-2268 - 6 episodes

Chris Lindstrom - Lieutenant - Sociologist - Sciences - Left Enterprise 2267 - 1 episode

Lisa - Lieutenant - Communications Officer - Operation - 2269 - 1 episode

Mallory - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Marple - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2267 - 1 episode

Angela Martine - Lieutenant - Phaser Gun Crewmember - Command - 2266-2267 - 2 episodes

Charlene Masters - Lieutenant - Engineer - Sciences - 2267 - 1 episode

Ethan Mathews - Enlisted - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Larry Matson - Lieutenant - ??? - Command 2266 - 1 episode

Joseph M'Benga - ?Commander? - Physician - Sciences - 2268 - 2 episodes

Leonard McCoy - Lieutenant Commander - Chief Medical Officer - Sciences - 2266-2269 - 75 episodes

Marla McGivers - Lieutenant - Historian - Operations - Left Enterprise 2267 - 1 episode

Mears - Enlisted - Yeoman - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode

Gary Mitchell - Lieutenant Commander - Helmsman - Operations - Died 2265 - 1 episode

Montgomery - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - 2267-2268 - 2 episodes

Wade Moody - Enlisted - ??? - Command - 2266-2268 - 2 episodes

Marlena Moreau - Lieutenant - Chemist - Sciences - 2267 - 1 episode

Ann Mulhall - Lieutenant Commander - Astrobiologist - Operations - 2268 - 1 episode

Helen Noel - Enlisted - Psychiatrist - Sciences 2265-2266 - 1 episode

O'Herlihy - Ensign - Ordnance Officer - Operations - Died 2267 - 1 episode

O'Neil - Lieutenant - Transporter Chief - Operations - 2267-2268 - 2 episodes

Osborne - Lieutenant - Navigator/Security Officer - Command/Operations - 2267 - 3 episodes

Rick Painter - Lieutenant - Navigator - Command - 2267 - 1 episode

Carolyn Palamas - Lieutenant - Archaeology/Anthropology - Sciences - 2267 - 1 episode

Elizabeth Palmer - Lieutenant - Communications Officer - Operations- 2267-2269 - 2 episodes

Mark Piper - ?Lieutenant Commander? - Chief Medical Officer - Sciences - 2265 - 1 episode

Pitcairn - Lieutenant - Security Chief - Operations - 2267 - 2 episodes

Manjula Rahda - Lieutenant - Helmsman - Command - 2268 episode

Janice Rand - Enlisted - Yeoman - Operations - 2266 Left Enterprise Before 2268- 8 episodes

Edward Rayburn - Enlisted - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Kevin Riley - Lieutenant - Navigator - Command - 2266 - 2 episodes  

Rizzo - Ensign - Security Officer - Operations - Died 2268 - 1 episode

Esteban Rodriguez - Lieutenant - ??? - Sciences - 2267 - 1 episode

Mira Romaine - Lieutenant - Specialist - Sciences - 2269 - 1 episode

Teresa Ross - Enlisted - Yeoman - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode

Rowe - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 - 1 episode

John Russ - Lieutenant - ?Engineer? - Command - 2267 - 1 episode

Ignacio Sanchez - ??? - Physician - Sciences - 2268 - 1 episode

Montgomery Scott - Lieutenant Commander - Chief Engineer - Operations - 2265-2269 - 65 episode

Shea - Lieutenant - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 - 1 episode

Hayden Singh - Lieutenant - Engineer - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode

Barbara Smith - Enlisted - Yeoman - Command - 2265 - 1 episode

Spinelli - Lieutenant - Helmsman - Command - 2267 - 1 episode 

Spock - Commander - First officer/Science officer - Sciences/Command - 2265-2269 - 80 - episodes

Andrew Stiles - Lieutenant - Navigator - Command - 2266 - 1 episode 

Sturgeon - Enlisted - ??? - Sciences - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Hikaru Sulu - Lieutenant - Astrosciences/Helmsman - Command/Sciences - 2265-2269 - 53 episodes

Swenson - ?Enlisted Ensign? - Security Officer - Operations - 2268 - 3 episodes

Keiko Tamura - Ensign - Yeoman - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode 

Tankris - Enlisted - Yeoman/Clerk - Operations - 2267 - 1 episode

Leslie Thompson - Enlisted - Yeoman - Operations - Died 2268 - 1 episode

Robert Tomlinson - Lieutenant - Phaser Specialist - Command - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Joe "Joey" Tormolen - Lieutenant Junior Grade - Sciences - Died 2266 - 1 episode

Karen Tracy - Lieutenant - Medical Technician - Sciences - Died 2267 -1 episode

Nyota Uhura - Lieutenant - Communications Officer - Command/Operations - 2266-2269 - 69 episode

Vinci - Enlisted - Security Officer/Transporter Chief - Operations - 2266-2268 - 18 episode

Richard Washburn - Lieutenant - Engineer - Sciences - 2267 - 1 episode

John B. Watkins - Enlisted - Engineer Technician - Operations - Died 2268 - 1 episode

Watson - ?Enlisted? - Engineer - Operations - Died 2268 - 1 episode

Wilson - Enlisted - Transporter Technician - Operations - 2266 - 2 episode

Wyatt - Ensign - Transporter Officer - Operations - Died 2268 - 1 episode

Every named Crew Member of the USS Enterprise's historic five-year mission in Star Trek: The Original Series.

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Avant de partir

Choisir quoi prendre, quoi laisser. Une valise : si petite, si dérisoire face à l’ampleur d’une vie. Elle gît là, ouverte, insatiable, incapable d’engloutir les fragments de ce que j’ai été. Chaque objet posé à l’écart semble protester, réclamer sa place, son droit à l’exil. Pourtant, il faut renoncer. Renoncer comme on abandonne un nom, une identité, une terre. La vaisselle de mon mariage me fixe depuis la table. Immobile, inutile. Elle porte en elle des rires, des repas, des mains serrées. Mais ce soir, elle n’est qu’un fardeau. La première trahison. Elle restera, comme tout le reste.

Je nettoie la maison. Non par raison, mais par instinct. Chaque coup de chiffon est une résistance, un ultime lien tissé avec ces murs, ces sols, ce vide qui résonne déjà de mon absence. Charles-Henri, dans son pragmatisme exasp��ré, m’observe avec cet air entre l’incrédulité et la fatigue. "À quoi bon ?", souffle-t-il. Mais il ne comprend pas : il ne s’agit pas de logique. C’est un rituel. Une liturgie du départ. Mon regard s’attarde sur cette armoire, celle dont l’étagère vacille encore, comme si elle allait, elle aussi, s’effondrer sans moi. Et je m’inquiète pour elle, comme on s’inquiète pour une vieille amie que l’on quitte.

Je sors les poubelles. Un geste ordinaire, insignifiant, mais qui, ce soir, ressemble à une procession. Chaque pas dans la rue est une révérence, un hommage, une oraison pour ce qui fut. Les pavés brûlent sous mes pieds, leur chaleur me renvoyant à des étés d’insouciance, à des courses effrénées, à des vies plus simples. Mais autour de moi, tout se meurt. Les magasins sont des carcasses, les vitrines voilées de poussière. Les volets clos s’alignent comme des paupières définitivement fermées sur un rêve commun. Certains immeubles sont des ruines, déjà ensevelis sous le poids de l’oubli.

Sur les murs, les slogans hurlent leur impuissance. "OAS", "Algérie française"… Des lettres criardes, des fantômes de batailles perdues. Ces mots, naguère des étendards, ne sont plus que des cicatrices sur la peau écorchée de ma ville. Nous savons tous que c’est fini. Le temps a scellé son verdict. Ce ne sont que des vestiges d’un passé qui ne nous appartient plus.

Avant de rentrer, je bifurque vers le cimetière. Là, au moins, le silence ne ment pas. Chaque pierre, chaque nom gravé, porte un poids que les vivants ne peuvent plus soutenir. Les allées poussiéreuses m’accueillent avec leur austérité familière. Ici reposent mes ancêtres, mes racines profondes, celles que je dois arracher. Esther et Gabriela, mes grands-mères. Samuel et David, mes grands-pères. Mes oncles, morts pour une guerre qui semblait juste, et mon frère Jean-Louis, tombé sous une haine qui n’a jamais su s’expliquer.

Je m’agenouille devant sa tombe, sa pierre brûlante sous mes doigts. Mes lèvres murmurent des mots qui se perdent dans l’air chaud. Je ne prie pas pour lui — il est déjà loin. Je prie pour nous, pour ce que nous étions, pour ce que nous avons laissé derrière nous. Je sais que ces tombes ne m’appartiendront bientôt plus. Elles seront comme ma maison : confiées à d’autres mains, d’autres mémoires, ou à l’oubli.

Je me relève lentement, comme on s’arrache à un rêve trop lourd. Les larmes qui montaient, je les ai contenues. Non parce que j’ai été insensible, mais parce que le drame qui se jouait réclamait plus de larmes que je n’en avais. Comment pleurer tout cela ? Une vie, un pays, une lignée, des morts. Les sanglots se tarissent là où la douleur devient infinie.

Quand je quitte le cimetière, je suis plus légère et plus lourde à la fois. Une partie de moi reste ici, enfouie avec eux, tandis que l’autre est déjà en exil.

Et ma ville ? Elle se désagrège sous mes yeux. Chaque départ est une fissure, chaque maison vidée une béance. Yvonne, ma sœur, avait raison. Elle avait vu tout cela avant nous. Visionnaire, elle est partie dès 1959, bâtissant une nouvelle vie à Perpignan, là où tout devait recommencer. Nous allons la rejoindre, tous nos espoirs reposant sur elle. Mais moi, je ne sais pas partir. Je m’accroche à ce qui s’effondre, à ce qui disparaît, comme si je pouvais encore le retenir.

Demain, nous partirons. Et demain, ce pays ne sera plus le mien. Ce sera un souvenir réfractaire, une plaie, un écho.

Sur le bateau, chaque vague heurtant la coque résonne comme un glas, un coup de pelle sur le cercueil de mon pays que j’enterre. Je le regarde s’éloigner, avalé par l’horizon, et je comprends enfin : ce sont les funérailles de mon Algérie.

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