#Scott Cleveland

[conandaily2022]

2022 Idaho senate election results: Mike Crapo, David Roth, Idaho Sierra Law, Ray Writz, Scott Cleveland

2022 Idaho senate election results: Mike Crapo, David Roth, Idaho Sierra Law, Ray Writz, Scott Cleveland

election date: November 8, 2022 country: United States state: Idaho position: member of the U.S. Senate incumbent senator (party): Mike Crapo (Republican) term: January 3, 2023 – January 3, 2029 ELECTION RESULTS (Idaho senator) PARTYCANDIDATE VOTESRepublicanMike CrapoDemocratic David RothLibertarian Idaho Sierra LawConstitution Ray WritzIndependent Scott Cleveland

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AC/DC, Angus Young and Bon Scott in Lakerfront Stadium, Cleveland, 1978.

[ozkar-krapo]

PERE UBU

"The modern Dance"

(LP. Mercury / Blank rcds. 1978 / rec. 1977) [US]

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[theunderestimator-2]

Dead Boys’ Cheetah Chrome & Jane Scott, a former Navy Lieutenant and the first major female rock critic in a field mostly dominated by men (she’s actually considered to be the world's first rock critic), here back in Nov. 1978 in a photo published in Cleveland Magazine (source: Cleveland Public Library).

Starting out as a young reporter in the ‘50s, Jane Scott covered everything from pimples to pensions until the moment she was sent to cover the Beatles' first Cleveland performance at Public Hall on September 15, 1964, also travelling to England in 1966 to cover their tour. 

“Once I found rock, I was never interested in anything else”.

Jane Scott  (which probably applies to Cheetah Chrome as well).

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[bonefarm]

There ain’t nothin’ worth the leavin’ past the Cleveland County Line

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CLEVELAND SHOW MENTIONED‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[depressedguardiansfan]

Genuinely fucking devastated we released Barlow after bringing up this dude who CAN'T FUCKING PITCH FOR THE FIFTEENTH TIME

He's been here this WHOLE TIME and they DFA AND RELEASE HIM RIGHT BEFORE THE POST SEASON????? UNFAIR AND BAD AND WRONG. WHOEVER CHOSE TO DO THIS NEEDS FIRED

How could they. Why does he deserve this but this Gose motherfucker gets sent BACK to Columbus AGAIN even after we decided once again, that he sucks and he's useless

K*lling myself/hj

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Adam Gabbatt and Alice Herman at The Guardian:

Cleveland’s perspective – that Trump’s survival was more than just luck – is shared widely by Christian believers in the Maga (Make America great again) movement who have seen the hand of God in Trump’s recent escape from serious harm at the hands of a gun-wielding 20-year-old shooter with no easily discernible motive. It also bolsters Trump’s support in a key part of the Republican base – conservative evangelicals – that he and his team have been seeking to woo be deploying Christian imagery throughout his 2024 campaign. The religious feeling, that Trump was saved in an act of divine intervention, quickly took hold in the Republican party after the shooting, with grassroots activists, internet personalities and powerful Republican lawmakers offering religious explanations for the near-miss.

[...] Trump has not always been a favourite of the Christian right. A thrice-married man who has referred to the Eucharist as a “little cracker”, who was reportedly unable to name a single Bible verse and says he has never asked God for forgiveness, seemed an unlikely hero when he first ran for president. But Trump’s selection of the pious Mike Pence as his running mate allayed concerns in 2016, and his nomination of conservative justices to the supreme court paved the way for the overturning of Roe v Wade – a huge victory for conservative Christians and one that appears to have sealed the bond between them and Trump. While religious Trump supporters at the grassroots level seized on to a biblical interpretation of the shooting, influential figures in the Christian right have amplified it.

In a podcast episode titled Prophecy or Coincidence, Lance Wallnau, an influential pastor and self-described prophet, said that prayers for Trump had “worked” in saving the former president, and speculated that the shooter had been motivated by the left to commit an act of spiritual warfare. In the episode, Wallnau referred to an apparent authority on the subject: Trump, who in the wake of the shooting, claimed on Truth Social that it was “God alone who prevented the unthinkable from happening”. “We will FEAR NOT, but instead remain resilient in our Faith and Defiant in the face of Wickedness,” Trump wrote. Again and again at the Republican national convention, prominent attendees and speakers echoed the sentiment.

The Christian right reacted to the Trump assassination attempt as a miracle that God intervened in.

[rank-sentimentalist]

Odor of Mendacity

Hello, Fulton County!

We are ODOR OF MENDACITY!

[baseballjerseynumbers]

David Fry switches from 12 to 6. Last worn by Brayan Rocchio in 2023.

Ben Lively instead takes 39. Last worn by Oscar González in 2023.

Scott Barlow takes 58. Last worn by Michael Kelly in 2023.

Deyvison De Los Santos takes 70. Last worn by Hunter Gaddis in 2022.

Estevan Florial takes 90. Last worn by Adam Cimber in 2020.

[lucifinaspissed]

Long before we know ourselves our paths are already set in stone, some may never figure out their purpose in life and some will.

There are a lot of us who are caught up in this hell we all live in, content with being blinded by rules and judgment. We live in a world where it's more okay to follow than to lead. In this world being a leader is trouble for the system we are all accustomed to. Being a leader in this day and age is being a threat.

Not many people stood up against the system we all call life, but toward the end of our first ten years , into the millennium we heard a voice. A voice who was speaking to us from the underground for some time. A voice who spoke of vulnerabilities and other human emotions, and issues never before heard so vividly and honest.

This is the story of a young man who not only believed in himself but his dreams too

This is the story of The Man On The Moon...

[edernetdotorg]

MacKenzie Scott Donates $20 Million To Cleveland Schools

MacKenzie Scott Donates $20 Million To Cleveland Schools

MacKenzie Scott, a philanthropist and the ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has given a contribution of $20 million to the schools in the Cleveland area. The donation, which will be used to establish the CMSD Get More Opportunities Fund, was revealed by CEO Eric Gordon at a presentation that took place at East Tech High School in Cleveland. The donation will be allocated in three…

[djhamaradio]

Tonight’s show opens with a bunch of vibes out ambient tunes of many variety’s from John Glaciers distorted R&B ambiance, to the afrofuturist ambient musings of Ethiopian artist Ethiopian records. We then grapple with some modern Gil Scott Heron, with the throaty croaky aged voice that gives his sage like musings the kind of timelessness that comes from hard living. Link to show here

[jstor]

Effie Lee Morris stands as a towering figure in the realm of children's literature and library services, leaving an indelible mark through her visionary leadership and tireless advocacy. Born into an era marked by racial segregation and systemic barriers, Morris defied the odds, rising to become a beacon of change and progress. Her journey began as a public librarian in Cleveland and later in the Bronx, where she cultivated a deep appreciation for the transformative power of literature and education.

In 1971, Effie Lee Morris shattered barriers as the first African-American president of the Public Library Association, a milestone that underscored her commitment to equity and inclusion in library spaces. Her groundbreaking work extended beyond administrative roles; Morris played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of children's literature by spearheading the establishment of the Coretta Scott King Award. By crafting the original selection criteria in 1970, she laid the foundation for recognizing and celebrating African-American authors and illustrators, ensuring their voices resonated prominently in the literary world.

Morris's impact reverberated within the walls of the San Francisco Public Library (SFPL), where she assumed the role of the first coordinator of children's services. During her tenure, she revolutionized children's literature by establishing a research collection of out-of-print books, meticulously documenting the evolving portrayals of ethnic and culturally diverse groups. This collection, later renamed the Effie Lee Morris Historical and Research Collection in her honor, served as a testament to her unwavering dedication to preserving diverse narratives and fostering cultural understanding.

Beyond her professional achievements, Morris's advocacy extended into the realm of social justice and community engagement. She founded the San Francisco chapter of the Women's National Book Association and actively participated in the American Library Association's Social Responsibilities Round Table, championing causes aimed at combating racism, inequality, and poverty. Her contributions were met with widespread recognition, as evidenced by numerous accolades, including the Silver Spur Award and the Grolier Foundation Award, affirming her status as a trailblazer in the literary landscape.

Effie Lee Morris's legacy transcends generations, inspiring future leaders and storytellers to uphold the values of diversity, inclusion, and equity in children's literature and library services. Her visionary spirit lives on in the countless lives touched by her work, serving as a timeless reminder of the transformative power of literature in bridging cultures, fostering empathy, and igniting change.

Read more about Effie Lee Morris here.