#Thai Richardson

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So what if one of my favorite characters in tma is a yellow door. It’s a great door. Good personality.

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If conscription or military service was the root of the women's problems, it was hardly the sum total. For poor women's attempts to scrape out subsistence, absent the field labor or wages of husbands and sons, were immeasurably worsened by other policies to which government-especially the federal one-was driven in its efforts to extract the resources to feed, arm, equip, and pay an army. Confederate armies had been impressing slave labor and provisions in an ad hoc fashion since the beginning of the war and had moved in the fall of 1862 to regularize the practice. But things entered a critical new stage in April 1863 when the War Department imposed the tax-in-kind. The tax was supposed to be assessed only against surpluses, but that was a matter of bitter dispute in practice. That tax represented an extension of state authority and a burden on poor white people that far exceeded any other government levy. Planters could and did protest the government impressment of property, especially slaves, for the war effort. But to poor soldiers' wives, the 10 percent tax was, quite literally, an insupportable burden, the very difference between an eked-out subsistence and starvation. "They are gathering everything they can of the poor soldiers' wives and children," C. W. Walker protested to her governor about the TIK men in her community. "They are as grate enemys as the yankies."

The women fought back, incredulous and enraged. "Do we wimmin ha[ve] to pay [tithes] whare our husbunds is in the war?" one wrote her governor in disbelief. "I tell you," Nancy Richardson told Governor Vance, "if such as we has to give the tenth our husbands ses thay in tend to dye at home that [they] are just waiting for the [tithes] to be takond from us thay will disert just as soon as it is dun." These were no empty threats. They came at precisely the moment governors, including Zebulon Vance, were enmeshed in an escalating battle with deserters and the women who supported them. When Mary Moore warned Vance that she had heard rumors about talk of desertion among men from Davidson County, all of whom were armed with "repeters" (repeating rifles), she laid the blame on the tax-in-kind. "Thare is one thing that should be look after soon," she lectured him, "that is the one io of it comes out of the poor soldiers that have only thir wife or mother and children to labor[.] the army will be brok some of the best soldiers I know say that they will come home if its taken from them."

Increasingly, soldiers' wives saw themselves as the victims of a systemic, not personal, injustice, of a government policy that was literally consuming their substance. One political scientist who has studied Confederate war policy has offered the chilling view that the Confederate War Department "cannibalized the regional economy," that it pursued extraction policies that literally "and steadily consumed the material base of the economy." That was exactly how soldiers' wives saw it, and they said as much in the letters written to the officials they held responsible. Some insisted that the crisis of subsistence was part of a larger conspiracy to expropriate the poor people of their land; those views surfaced particularly in North Carolina, and there speculators were sometimes cast as the advance guard of a long-standing class war. To them, the erosion of yeoman independence was purposeful, a planned-for consequence of government policy. But in every state, soldiers' wives protested that private citizens were empowered to prey on the poor by the government's refusal to act to secure poor women's subsistence.

stephanie mccurry, confederate reckoning: power and politics in the civil war south

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Return to Amphibia

Brenda Song

Anna Akana

Haley Tju

Justin Felbinger

Bill Farmer

Amanda Leighton

Troy Baker

Keith David

Michelle Dockery

Zehra Fazal

On Braly

Brian Sounalath

RuPaul

Anika Noni Rose

Wallace Shawn

Kate Micucci

Melissa Villaseñor

Dana Davis

Cassie Glow

Lakkhana Narksiri

…with Matt Braly

…and Dee Bradley Baker

Cast:

Sheriff Buck Leatherleaf: JAMES ADOMIAN

Sasha Waybright: ANNA AKANA

Ginger Flour: ELLA ALLAN

Lavender Flour: MIA ALLAN

Bessie, Joe Sparrow, MicroAngelo, & Archie: DEE BRADLEY BAKER

Captain Grime, Mall Cop Mark, Rodney, & FBI Agents: TROY BAKER

Rosemary Flour: MARLOW BARKLEY

Maddie Flour: JILL BARTLETT

Mr. Wu: ERIC BAUZA

Captain Beatrix: AISLING BEA

Tyler: JEFF BENNETT

Sadie Croaker & Lysil: LAILA BERZINS

Valeriana: SUSANNE BLAKESLEE

Frobo & Chuck Gardener: MATT BRALY

Oum Boonchuy: ON BRALY

Principal Murphy & Mitchell: KIMBERLY BROOKS

Gertie: NICOLE BYER

Tritonio Espada: MATT CHAPMAN

Ivy Sundew: KATIE CROWN

Andrias Leviathan: KEITH DAVID

Jess: DANA DAVIS

Bog: DARIN DE PAUL

Stumpy: JOHN DiMAGGIO

Lady Olivia: MICHELLE DOCKERY

Monroe: PAUL EIDING

Hop Pop Plantar & FBI Agents: BILL FARMER

General Yunan Longclaw: ZEHRA FAZAL

Sprig Plantar: JUSTIN FELBINGER

Robert Otto: BRAD GARRETT

Molly Jo: CASSIE GLOW

Mother Olm: WHOOPI GOLDBERG

Parisia: RACHEL HOUSE

Percy: MATT JONES

Ned: WAYNE KNIGHT

Polly Plantar: AMANDA LEIGHTON

Sasha’s Stepmother: MARISSA LENTI

Doris: TRESS MACNEILLE

Leopold Loggle & FBI Agents: BRIAN MAILLARD

Sylvia Sundew: MONA MARSHALL

Mayor Toadie: JACK McBRAYER

Albus Duckweed: KEVIN McDONALD

Gabby Williams: JESSICA McKENNA

Terri: KATE MICUCCI

Efty: BRIELLE MILLA

Mrs. Wu & Nee: SUMALEE MONTANO

Papu Boonchuy, Thai Woman, & Anne’s Grandmother: LAKKHANA NARKSIRI

FBI Agents: JOE ORRANTIA

Fern: NATHALIE PALAMIDES

Mr. Waybright: CHRIS PARNELL

FBI Detective: SILVER PAUL

Mr. Flour: KEVIN MICHAEL RICHARDSON

Maggie: EDEN RIEGEL

Mitch Harbor: SAM RIEGEL

Felicia Sundew: KAITLYN ROBROCK

Frodrick Toadstool: STEPHEN ROOT

Dr. Jan: ANIKA NONI RISE

Mr. X: RuPAUL

Bella: KRISTEN SCHAAL

Humphrey Westwood: WALLACE SHAWN

FBI Agents: KEITH SILVERSTEIN

Tyler’s Husband: ROGER CRAIG SMITH

Anne Boonchuy: BRENDA SONG

Bee Boonchuy: BRIAN SOUNALATH

Wally Ribbiton: JAMES PATRICK STUART

Becka Salt: REBECCA SUGAR

Gunther: CHRIS SULLIVAN

Dr. Frakes: CREE SUMMER

Soggy Joe & Horace: FRED TATASCIORE

Marcy Wu: HALEY TJU

Captain Bufo: DAISUKE TSUJI

Ally: MELISSA VILLASEÑOR

Tuti, Braddock, & Fens: APRIL WINCHELL

Angwin & FBI Director: CHRIS WYLDE

Mrs. Waybright: CRISTINA VEE

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LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

October 15, 2023

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

“We came here with four key objectives,” Secretary of State Antony Blinken told reporters in Egypt: “to make clear that the United States stands with Israel; to prevent the conflict from spreading to other places; to work on securing the release of hostages, including American citizens; and to address the humanitarian crisis that exists in Gaza.”

Blinken has been traveling country to country in the Middle East since shortly after the October 7 attack on Israel by Hamas fighters, who crossed into Israel and killed at least 1,300 people, of whom more than 1,000 were civilians, 30 were Americans, 12 were Thais, and 2 were French nationals. They also took 126 hostages, including not only Israelis, apparently, but also 8 Germans, 5 U.S. nationals, and 2 Mexican nationals.

Retaliatory strikes by Israeli forces on Gaza since then have killed at least 2,670 people and displaced almost a million. Israel has stopped food, water, fuel, and electricity from getting to Gaza and has told the more than a million residents in northern Gaza to move south to clear the way for a military incursion. Israeli energy minister Israel Katz said the siege would continue until Hamas frees the hostages. About 500 U.S. citizens are in Gaza.

The Biden administration has been pushing diplomacy to stop the crisis from spreading. On October 11, Blinken traveled to Israel, where he met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and then to Jordan, where he met with the head of the Palestinian Authority that exercises limited government in the West Bank, Mahmoud Abbas.

Then he went on to Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. Virtually everywhere, he said, he found “a shared view that we have to do everything possible to make sure this doesn’t spread to other places; a shared view to safeguard innocent lives; a shared view to get assistance to Palestinians in Gaza who need it, and we’re working very much on that.”

Blinken emphasized that the U.S. will stand with Israel “today, tomorrow, and every day…in word and also in deed.” He noted that the U.S. has moved a second carrier strike group (CSG) to the Eastern Mediterranean. A CSG is a powerful, flexible group of about 7,500 sailors and Marines on a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, a replenishment ship (which carries oil and supplies), a cruiser, destroyers, and a submarine, as well as various aircraft. 

The U.S. maintains 11 CSGs. Two of them are now in the Eastern Mediterranean not as provocation, Blinken said, but “as a deterrent. It’s meant to make clear that no one should do anything that could add fuel to the fire in any other place.” Sending two CSGs to the region is a strong statement, almost certainly designed to address threats by Iran that it will “respond” if Israel proceeds with a ground invasion of Gaza.

Iran backs Hamas—although there is not yet evidence that Iranian officials directly helped plan the October 7 attack—and also backs Hezbollah, the militant group that controls southern Lebanon. Today, clashes broke out on the border between Israel and Lebanon as Hezbollah fired missiles into Israel and Israeli forces fired artillery back. 

Israel has “the right—indeed it has the obligation—to defend itself against these attacks from Hamas, and to try to do what it can to make sure that this never happens again,” Blinken said. But, he added, “[i]t needs to do it in a way that affirms the shared values that we have for human life and human dignity, taking every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians.”

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres implored Hamas to release the hostages immediately and Israel to grant “rapid and unimpeded access…for humanitarian supplies and workers for the sake of the civilians in Gaza,” which “is running out of water, electricity and other essential supplies.” These two issues must not become bargaining chips, he said. “[W]e are on the verge of the abyss in the Middle East.” Opening a gate between Gaza and Egypt would allow supplies to be brought in and would help to move refugees south, away from the northern areas Israel is expected to attack.  

Relief for Gaza’s people has been bottled up on the Egyptian side of the border as Israeli officials refuse to guarantee their forces will not bomb relief trucks out of concern they are carrying weapons. The U.S. has put strong pressure on Israel to reopen the water supply to Gaza, especially in the southern region since the influx of refugees was already stressing supplies, and today Israel did so, but observers say that without electricity and fuel, the pumping stations and the plants that take salt out of the water don’t work. 

The U.S. is also clearly working to get the U.S. hostages released, but officials will not talk about the details of that operation. 

Today President Biden appointed Ambassador David Satterfield as the U.S. Special Envoy for Middle East Humanitarian Issues, charging him with bringing “urgently needed humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people, particularly in Gaza, in coordination with the U.N., Egypt, Jordan, Israel, and other regional stakeholders.” 

A diplomat since 1980, Satterfield has worked in countries all over the region for both Republican and Democratic administrations. He has served as the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon, U.S. deputy chief of mission in Iraq, assistant secretary for the State Department’s Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, and director general of the body overseeing peace between Israel and Egypt.

“There are two very different visions for the future and what the Middle East can and should be,” Blinken said today. The U.S. stands behind a vision “that has countries in the region normalizing their relations, integrating, working together in common purpose, and upholding and bringing forth the rights and aspirations of the Palestinian people.” 

The other vision is the one Hamas embraces: “a vision of death, of destruction, of nihilism, of terrorism. That’s a vision that does nothing to advance aspirations for Palestinians, that does nothing to help create better futures for people in the region, and does everything to bring total darkness to everyone that it’s able to affect.”

The visions are clear, Blinken said. He said he had no doubt that the overwhelming majority of people in the region would choose the first if given the chance. So it is the responsibility of “all of us who believe in that first path…to make it real, to bring it to light, to make it a clear, affirmative choice. And that’s what we’re determined to do…. If we do that, everyone in this region will be in a much better place and so will the rest of the world.”

And yet that vision must be reinforced at home. The murder of a six-year-old child and the attempted murder of the child’s mother yesterday in Illinois by their 71-year-old landlord prompted the president to warn against Islamophobia. The family was Palestinian and had immigrated to the U.S. “seeking what we all seek—a refuge to live, learn, and pray in peace,” Biden said. The child was born in the U.S.

“This horrific act of hate has no place in America, and stands against our fundamental values: freedom from fear for how we pray, what we believe, and who we are,” Biden said.  

“We join everyone here at the White House in sending our condolences and prayers to the family, including for the mother’s recovery, and to the broader Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim American communities.”

—

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

[dear-indies]

Hi Cat and possibly Mouse! I'm just resending this as I believe my first ask got eaten by tumblr since my wifi went out shortly after, if I'm wrong please ignore. ♥

Could I have some help finding a female female face claim similar to Milena Tscharntke in the 20s-30s age range? The more resources the better but I'm not picky! :)

Zuleyka Silver (1991) Mexican.

Macarena Achaga (1992) Argentinian.

Ella-June Henrard (1993)

Asia Jackson (1994) Ibaloi Filipino / African American.

Haley Lu Richardson (1995)

Özge Özacar (1995) Turkish.

Rachel Sennott (1995)

Katherine McNamara (1995)

Luca Hollestelle (1996)

Anya Taylor-Joy (1996)

Thea Sofie Loch Næss (1996)

Florence Pugh (1996)

Lauren Jauregui (1996) Cuban [Spanish, possibly other], likely some Basque - is bisexual.

Grace Van Dien (1996)

Mavournee Hazel (1996)

Namtan Tipnaree Weerawatnodom (1996) Thai.

Blu Hunt (1996) Oglala Lakota, Apache, White - is queer.

Antonia Gentry (1997) Afro Jamaican / White.

Tilly Keeper (1997)

Amber Midthunder (1997) Hunkpapa Lakota, Hudeshabina Nakoda, Sissiton-Wahpehton Dakota, Thai-Chinese, and White.

Ayesha Madon (1998)

I'm sorry I didn't get your first message, anon!

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 5.11

Beer Birthdays

John Moffat (1766)

Gilbert Greenall (1806)

Stephen Weber (1822)

Christian Weyland (1826)

Dietrich Knabe (1842)

John Rowling (1940)

Jack McAuliffe (1945)

Derek Smith (1975)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Eric Burdon; rock singer (1941)

Salvador Dali; artist (1904)

Richard Feynman; physicist (1918)

Martha Quinn; V.J. (1959)

Baron von Munchausen; storyteller, soldier (1720)

Famous Birthdays

Anawrahta; king of Burma and founder of the Pagan Empire (1014)

Anne of Bohemia (1366)

Rose Ausländer; Ukrainian-English poet (1901)

Irving Berlin; composer (1888)

Tim Blake-Nelson; actor (1964)

Carla Bley; pianist (1936)

Foster Brooks; comedian (1912)

Chang and Eng Bunker, Thai-American conjoined twins (1811)

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux; French artist (1827)

Laetitia Casta; model (1978)

Gladys Rockmore Davis; painter (1901)

Edsger W. Dijkstra; Dutch computer scientist (1930)

Stanley Elkin; writer (1930)

Charles W. Fairbanks; journalist and politician (1852)

Louis Farrakhan; Islamic leader (1933)

Bernard Fox; British actor (1927)

Jean-Léon Gérôme; French artist (1824)

Walter Goodman; English artist (1838)

Martha Graham; dancer, choreographer (1894)

Antony Hewish; English astronomer (1924)

Robert Jarvik; artificial heart inventor (1946)

John Lowell, Jr.; businessman and philanthropist (1799)

Doug McClure; actor (1935)

Paul Nash; British painter (1889)

Cam Newton; football player (1989)

Peter North; porn actor (1957)

King Oliver; jazz trumpeter, bandleader (1885)

Denver Pyle; actor (1920)

Harriet Quimby; pilot and screenwriter (1875)

Natasha Richardson; actor (1963)

Margaret Rutherford; actor (1892)

Mort Sahl; comedian (1927)

Frank Schlesinger; astronomer (1871)

Phil Silvers; comedian, actor (1911)

Holly Valance; Australian actor (1983)

Doodles Weaver; actor (1911)

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A college dropout gets a job as a broker for a suburban investment firm and is on the fast track to success—but the job might not be as legitimate as it sounds. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Seth Davis: Giovanni Ribisi Chris Varick: Vin Diesel Abbie Halpert: Nia Long Greg Weinstein: Nicky Katt Richie O’Flaherty: Scott Caan Judge Marty Davis: Ron Rifkin Adam: Jamie Kennedy Harry Reynard: Taylor Nichols FBI Agent David Drew: Bill Sage Michael Brantley: Tom Everett Scott Jim Young: Ben Affleck Seth’s Mother: Donna Mitchell Neil Davis: André Vippolis Jeff: Jon Abrahams Mike the Casino Patron: Will McCormack Broker: Kirk Acevedo Michelle: Siobhan Fallon Hogan Office Woman: Judy Del Giudice FBI Director: Alex Webb Kid: Mark Webber Kid: Herbert Russell Kid: Christopher Fitzgerald Broker: Anson Mount Gay Restaurant Patron: Neal Lerner Sara Reynard: Taylor Patterson Susan Reynard: Marsha Dietlein Concierge: John Griesemer Abbie’s Mother: Marjorie Johnson JT Marlin Trainee (uncredited): Desmond Harrington Todd (uncredited): Spero Stamboulis JT Marlin Trainee (uncredited): Angelo Bonsignore Sheryl: Lisa Gerstein Film Crew: Producer: Jennifer Todd Producer: Suzanne Todd Casting: John Papsidera Art Direction: Mark White Supervising Sound Editor: Frank Gaeta Sound Re-Recording Mixer: John Ross Sound Effects Editor: Benjamin L. Cook Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Dorian Cheah Sound Effects Editor: Roland N. Thai Director of Photography: Enrique Chediak Assistant Costume Designer: Jill Kliber Writer: Ben Younger Co-Producer: E. Bennett Walsh Executive Producer: Richard Brener Editor: Chris Peppe Executive Producer: Claire Rudnick Polstein Music Supervisor: Dana Sano Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Joe Barnett Original Music Composer: The Angel Sound Effects Editor: Lisle Engle Music Editor: Lise Richardson Steadicam Operator: Will Arnot First Assistant Editor: Elaine C. Andrianos Production Design: Anne Stuhler Art Direction: Roswell Hamrick Costume Design: Julia Caston Associate Producer: Pamela Post Script Supervisor: Catherine Gore First Assistant Camera: Aurelia Winborn Still Photographer: David Lee Set Decoration: Jennifer Alex Nickason Key Hair Stylist: Quentin Harris First Assistant Editor: Pamela Chmiel Sound mixer: Peter Schneider Production Coordinator: Rita Parikh Movie Reviews:

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Hi! I'm 🐬, do you have any FC suggestions (asian, black, latina/latino, or mixed) that you can see playing as an alpha or beta werecat creature ages 19-30? Yes they'll be in Teen Wolf Thank you so much 😊

𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙤 𝙯𝙚𝙥. 𝙞 '𝙙 𝙡𝙞𝙠𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙮 𝙖 𝙜𝙖𝙢𝙚. not teen wolf oh my gosh 😭 you guys are brining me back to all my old fandoms this month, stop!!! love this for you, anon. thank you for your specificity!! i hope this is helpful for you ♡

Apo Nattawin ( 1994, actor, Thai )

Archie Renaux ( 1997, actor, half Indian )

Devyn Nekoda ( 2000, actress, half Japanese )

Elen Yeremyan ( 2001, musician, Armenian )

Emin Gunenc ( 1994, actor, Turkish )

Jonathan Daviss ( 2000, actor, Black )

Kelvin Harrison Jr. ( 1994, actor, Black )

Laura Kariuki ( 1998, actor, Black )

Lola Tung ( 2002, actress, one quarter Chinese )

Luna Blaise ( 2001, actress, half Mexican )

Maisie Richardson-Sellers ( 1992, actress, half Black )

Mason Gooding ( 1996, actor, half Black )

Michael Cimino ( 1999, actor, half Puerto Rican )

Otmara Marrero ( ####, actress, Cuban )

Taylor Zakhar Perez ( 1991, actor, half Mexican (including white) && one quarter(?) unspecified Middle Eastern )

Whitney Peak ( 2003, actress, half Black )

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✔ ที่นี่ ▶️ มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 เต็มเรื่อง [2023] – ดูหนังออนไลน์ UHD|4K

"มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7" เป็นภาพยนตร์การ์ตูนปี 2023 กำกับโดย Gary Rydstrom และนำแสดงโดย Lana Condor, Toni Collette. วัยรุ่นขี้อายค้นพบว่าเธอเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของเชื้อสายราชวงศ์ในตำนานของคราเคนทะเลในตำนาน และชะตากรรมของเธอในท้องทะเลลึกนั้นยิ่งใหญ่กว่าที่เธอเคยฝันไว้ การเผยแพร่ : Jun 28, 2023 เวลา: 91นาที ประเภท: แอนนิเมชั่น, ครอบครัว, จินตนาการ, ตลก ดาว: Lana Condor, Toni Collette, Annie Murphy, Sam Richardson ผู้กำกับ: Gary Rydstrom มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 (อังกฤษ: Mission: Impossible 7) เป็นภาพยนตรคอมพิวเตอร์แอนิเมชันแนวก้าวผ่านวัย จินตนิมิต โลดโผนสุขนาฏกรรมของอเมริกาในปี พ.ศ. 2566 ผลิตโดยดรีมเวิกส์แอนิเมชันและจัดจำหน่ายโดยยูนิเวอร์แซลสตูดิโอส์ กำกับโดยเคิร์ก เดอมิกโก ร่วมกำกับโดยฟาริน เพิร์ล และเขียนบทโดยแพม แบรดี, ไบรอัน ซี. บราวน์ และ Elliott DiGuiseppi ผู้พากย์เสียงตัวละครหลักในภาพยนตร์ได้แก่ Lana Condor, Toni Collette, Annie Murphy, Sam Richardson, Liza Koshy, Will Forte, Colman Domingo, Jaboukie Young-White, Blue Chapman, Eduardo Franco, Ramona Young, Echo Kellum, Nicole Byer และเจน ฟอนดา ดู มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 (2023) หนังเต็มเรื่อง หนังดูฟรี ดูฟรี มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 หนังใหม่ 2023 ฟรีเต็มเรื่อง คมชัดด้วยระบบ HD ดู มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 บรรยายซับไทย (2023) ดูหนังออนไลน์ฟรี THAI ดู>[หนัง] มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 (2023) พาก ไทย – เต็มเรื่อง TH1080p ดูหนัง มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 (2023) หนังออนไลน์ฟรี บรรยายซ ดูหนัง มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 เต็มเรื่อง HD พากย์ไทย 1080p ดูหนัง มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 2023 เต็มเรื่ [HD] พากย์ไทย M-THAI (ดู-หนัง) มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7-2023 เต็มเรื่อง HD/พากย์ไทย 1080p มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 ดูหนังออนไลน์ HD พากย์ไทย เต็มเรื่อง มาสเตอร์ [HD] มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 『ดูไทย』(2023) เต็มเรื่อง – ดูหนังออนไลน์ พากย์ไทย 1080p ดูหนัง มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 (2023) เต็มเรื่อง มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 ดู ไทยพากย์ ฟรี ดู)! มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 หนังออนไลน์ฟรี [HD] มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 (2023) เต็มเรื่อง มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 (2023) พากย์ไทย เต็มเรื่อง มิชชั่น อิมพอสซิเบิ้ล 7 – (2023) ดูหนังออนไลน์ฟรี

[rubykraken2023]

(ดูหนัง!!) รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล เรื่องเต็มซับไทย ฟรี 1080p

ดู! รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล หนังออนไลน์ฟรี [HD]!, ดูหนัง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) เต็มเรื่อง, รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล ดู ไทยพากย์ ฟรี, ดู)! รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล หนังออนไลน์ฟรี [HD], รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) เต็มเรื่อง, รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) พากย์ไทย เต็มเรื่อง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) พากย์ไทย ดูหนังออนไลน์ Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken (2023) พากย์ ไทย เต็ม เรื่อง เมืองอลวนธาตุอลเวง พากย์ไทย ซับไทย ดูหนัง HD ดูซีรีย์ออนไลน์ ดู Netflix ดูหนังฟรี.

✔ ที่นี่ ▶️ รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล เต็มเรื่อง [2023] – ดูหนังออนไลน์ UHD|4K

"รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล" เป็นภาพยนตร์การ์ตูนปี 2023 กำกับโดย Gary Rydstrom และนำแสดงโดย Lana Condor, Toni Collette. วัยรุ่นขี้อายค้นพบว่าเธอเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของเชื้อสายราชวงศ์ในตำนานของคราเคนทะเลในตำนาน และชะตากรรมของเธอในท้องทะเลลึกนั้นยิ่งใหญ่กว่าที่เธอเคยฝันไว้ การเผยแพร่ : Jun 28, 2023 เวลา: 91นาที ประเภท: แอนนิเมชั่น, ครอบครัว, จินตนาการ, ตลก ดาว: Lana Condor, Toni Collette, Annie Murphy, Sam Richardson ผู้กำกับ: Gary Rydstrom รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (อังกฤษ: Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken) เป็นภาพยนตรคอมพิวเตอร์แอนิเมชันแนวก้าวผ่านวัย จินตนิมิต โลดโผนสุขนาฏกรรมของอเมริกาในปี พ.ศ. 2566 ผลิตโดยดรีมเวิกส์แอนิเมชันและจัดจำหน่ายโดยยูนิเวอร์แซลสตูดิโอส์ กำกับโดยเคิร์ก เดอมิกโก ร่วมกำกับโดยฟาริน เพิร์ล และเขียนบทโดยแพม แบรดี, ไบรอัน ซี. บราวน์ และ Elliott DiGuiseppi ผู้พากย์เสียงตัวละครหลักในภาพยนตร์ได้แก่ Lana Condor, Toni Collette, Annie Murphy, Sam Richardson, Liza Koshy, Will Forte, Colman Domingo, Jaboukie Young-White, Blue Chapman, Eduardo Franco, Ramona Young, Echo Kellum, Nicole Byer และเจน ฟอนดา ดู รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) หนังเต็มเรื่อง หนังดูฟรี ดูฟรี รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล หนังใหม่ 2023 ฟรีเต็มเรื่อง คมชัดด้วยระบบ HD ดู รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล บรรยายซับไทย (2023) ดูหนังออนไลน์ฟรี THAI ดู>[หนัง] รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) พาก ไทย – เต็มเรื่อง TH1080p ดูหนัง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) หนังออนไลน์ฟรี ���รรยายซ ดูหนัง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล เต็มเรื่อง HD พากย์ไทย 1080p ดูหนัง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล 2023 เต็มเรื่ [HD] พากย์ไทย M-THAI (ดู-หนัง) รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล-2023 เต็มเรื่อง HD/พากย์ไทย 1080p รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล ดูหนังออนไลน์ HD พากย์ไทย เต็มเรื่อง มาสเตอร์ [HD] รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล 『ดูไทย』(2023) เต็มเรื่อง – ดูหนังออนไลน์ พากย์ไทย 1080p ดูหนัง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) เต็มเรื่อง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล ดู ไทยพากย์ ฟรี ดู)! รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล หนังออนไลน์ฟรี [HD] รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) เต็มเรื่อง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล (2023) พากย์ไทย เต็มเรื่อง รูบี้ สาวน้อยอสูรทะเล – (2023) ดูหนังออนไลน์ฟรี

[cinemafanatic]

Cold Pursuit (2019)

“You’ve gone as far as you’re gonna go.”

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Mike Luckovich

* * * *

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

November 29, 2023

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

NOV 29, 2023

In the final exchange of hostages taken by Hamas for Palestinian prisoners held by Israel under the current truce, Hamas released 16 people—10 Israelis and four Thai nationals, along with two Russian-Israeli women in a separate release—while Israel released 30 people from its jails.

Negotiators from Qatar, Egypt, Israel, and the U.S. are rushing to try to get another truce in place, even as far-right Israeli leaders are pressuring Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to restart the assault on Hamas. Far-right national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir warned today that unless he does, Ben-Gvir’s faction will leave the government coalition Netanyahu leads. “Stopping the war = breaking apart the government,” Ben-Gvir said. 

Losing that faction would not overturn the government, but it would weaken Netanyahu enough that he could have to call elections. Netanyahu, who remains under indictment for bribery and fraud, is eager to stay in power, but recent polls show his popularity is perilously low: only 27% of Israelis in one recent poll said they would vote for him. Two members of his staff told Sheera Frenkel of the New York Times he wants to avoid an election at all costs. 

Shortly after Ben-Gvir’s statement, Netanyahu said: “There is no situation in which we do not go back to fighting until the end.”

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken traveled to Israel today with a different agenda than Netanyahu’s. “We'd like to see the pause extended because what it has enabled, first and foremost is hostages being released and being united with their families,” Blinken said. “It's also enabled us to surge humanitarian assistance into the people of Gaza who so desperately need it. So, its continuation, by definition means that more hostages would be coming home, more assistance would be getting in.”

The foreign ministers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization met today in Brussels, Belgium, where they met with Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba as part of the NATO-Ukraine Council. Before the meeting, Kuleba noted that Ukraine is “pretty much becoming a de facto NATO army, in terms of our technical capacity, management approaches and principles of running an army."

A statement by the NATO-Ukraine Council agreed that it was deepening the NATO-Ukraine relationship, vowing that allies would “continue their support for as long as it takes” and declaring, “A strong, independent Ukraine is vital for the stability of the Euro-Atlantic area.” In the statement, Ukraine also committed to reforming the government and security sector as it moves toward a future NATO membership. 

David Andelman, a former foreign correspondent for the New York Times and CBS News who now writes Andelman Unleashed, noted today in CNN that President Biden has brought a very clear-eyed set of principles to foreign affairs, making him “one of the rare presidents who has accomplished something quite extraordinary: He has carefully defined and quite successfully defended democracy and democratic values before a host of existential challenges.”

In the Middle East he has defended Israel, which The Economist’s Democracy Index identifies as the only democracy in the Middle East and North Africa, while also trying to restrain the Israeli government and to get humanitarian aid to the Palestinians, all while (so far) keeping Iran and Hezbollah from spreading the conflict. Andelman also called out that Biden avoided the direct conflict with Russia that Russia's president Vladimir Putin so clearly wanted, supporting Ukraine but delaying its admission to NATO and ratcheting up military aid slowly enough that the U.S. did not get directly involved.

Biden is defending democracy where it has a foothold and can survive and then prosper, Andelman says, noting that he had little interest in continuing to send U.S. troops to Afghanistan, where it seemed clear democracy “never really took root.” Andelman writes, “Its ill-conceived and improbable ‘elections’ were little more than window dressing on a deeply flawed and corrupt kleptocracy that America had been backing with the bodies of thousands of its troops.”

Defending democracy “is something that makes [Biden] tick,” Andelman writes, “and remain appealing to others, as I’ve seen in so many parts of the world.” 

The administration has also been crystal clear that its approach to governance at home is also designed to protect democracy by demonstrating that a democracy can do more for people than an authoritarian government, but in a speech at a campaign reception in Houston, Texas, Vice President Kamala Harris acknowledged that voters somehow don’t seem to understand that transformation. 

Even as former president Trump threatened to use the government to silence press outlets he doesn't like, Harris noted the billions of dollars invested in infrastructure and clean energy, allowing the U.S. to be a global leader in new technologies; the cap of insulin at $35; rural broadband and the clean-up of lead pipes; and pointed out that all of the things the Democrats have accomplished are “incredibly popular with the American people.” The challenge, she noted, is getting people to understand these transformations, and which party is responsible for them. 

“[T]here’s a duality to the nature of democracies,” Harris said. “On the one hand, ��it is very much about strength—the strength that it gives individuals in terms of the protection of their rights and freedoms and liberties. When a democracy is intact, it is very strong in its capacity to lift the people up.” But, she added, “It is also very fragile. It is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it.”

Today the Democrats’ economic program got another boost with the news that the economy grew faster in the third quarter than previously reported, coming in at a blistering 5.2%, and that a record 200.4 million shoppers visited stores and websites on the five days after Thanksgiving, the traditional start of the holiday shopping period. That number reflects people’s confidence in their own finances, but also that the economy appears to be cooling and there are therefore bargains to be had.  

A new analysis by the Treasury Department shows that the Inflation Reduction Act, which puts money into climate change technologies, is delivering investment to communities that have benefited least from the economic growth of the past few decades. Today, President Joe Biden presented his case for his economic policy directly to one such community in the Colorado district of MAGA Republican mouthpiece Representative Lauren Boebert.

Biden visited CS Wind, the largest wind tower manufacturer in the world, which is expanding its operations in Pueblo, Colorado, thanks to the IRA. Boebert voted against the IRA, calling it “dangerous for America” and saying it was her “easiest no vote yet.” But the new $200 million expansion will create 850 new jobs, and CS Wind has already hired 500 new employees. And a solar project in the district will bring both power and as many as 250 jobs.

The White House listed the many projects underway in the district thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, including nearly $30.2 million to redesign and revitalize streets and $160 million for a 103-mile pipeline that will bring clean water from Pueblo to 50,000 people in southeastern Colorado. Boebert called the law “garbage” and “wasteful” and said it was “punishment for rural America.” 

“President Biden made a commitment to be a President for all Americans, regardless of political party, and he’s kept that promise,” the White House said. “The Biden-Harris Administration will continue to deliver for workers and families in Colorado’s third congressional district and across the country—even if self-described MAGA Republicans like Representative Boebert put politics ahead of jobs and opportunities created by Bidenomics.“

Biden was even blunter. After listing the benefits the new laws have brought to Boebert’s district, he said: “She, along with every single Republican colleague, voted against the law that made these investments in jobs possible…. And then she voted to repeal key parts of this law, and she called this law a massive failure. You all know you’re part of a massive failure? Tell that to the 850 Coloradans who got new jobs.… It all sounds like a massive failure in thinking by the congresswoman and her colleagues.”

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

[dear-indies]

Hello! Could you please help me with finding someone for Christa B. Allen’s younger sister? Half sister could also work. Thank you!

Carlson Young (1990)

Gia Mantegna (1990)

Sophie Cookson (1990)

Lindsey Morgan (1990) Mexican / Welsh, Irish, English.

Patti Harrison (1990) Vietnamese / English - is trans.

Chloe Bridges (1991) Honduran / English.

Poppy Drayton (1991)

Davika Hoorne (1992) Thai / Belgian.

Yaya Urassaya Sperbund (1993) Thai / Norwegian.

Jasmin Savoy Brown (1994) African-American / English, German, Norwegian, some Scots-Irish/Northern Irish - is queer.

Taissa Farmiga (1994)

Simona Tabasco (1994)

Ivana Baquero (1994)

Madelaine Petsch (1994)

Fola Evans-Akingbola (1994) Nigerian / British.

Maddison Jaizani (1995) Iranian / English.

Geraldine Viswanathan (1995) Tamil Indian / Swiss and German.

Natacha Karam (1995) Lebanese / Irish.

Haley Lu Richardson (1995)

Sophia Ali (1995) Pakistani / Sicilian Italian, Danish, Norwegian.

Zendaya (1996) African-American / German, Irish, English, Scottish.

Anya Chalotra (1996) Kashmiri Indian / English.

Kelli Berglund (1996)

Katherine McNamara (1996)

Emma Pasarow (1996)

Kaitlyn Dever (1996)

Chase Sui Wonders (1996) Tahitian, Chinese, Japanese / Unknown White.

Alba Baptista (1997) Portuguese / Brazilian.

Gideon Adlon (1997) Ashkenazi Jewish (maternal grandfather), German, English, some Irish, Northern Irish, and Welsh.

Nicole Maines (1997) - is trans.

Daisy Edgar-Jones (1998)

Harley Quinn Smith (1999) - is bisexual.

Bailee Madison (1999)

Hey anon! Since she's had such a range of hair colours (blonde, brunette, black) here are suggestions for all of them!

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 5.11

Beer Birthdays

John Moffat (1766)

Gilbert Greenall (1806)

Stephen Weber (1822)

Christian Weyland (1826)

Dietrich Knabe (1842)

John Rowling (1940)

Jack McAuliffe (1945)

Derek Smith (1975)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Eric Burdon; rock singer (1941)

Salvador Dali; artist (1904)

Richard Feynman; physicist (1918)

Martha Quinn; V.J. (1959)

Baron von Munchausen; storyteller, soldier (1720)

Famous Birthdays

Anawrahta; king of Burma and founder of the Pagan Empire (1014)

Anne of Bohemia (1366)

Rose Ausländer; Ukrainian-English poet (1901)

Irving Berlin; composer (1888)

Tim Blake-Nelson; actor (1964)

Carla Bley; pianist (1936)

Foster Brooks; comedian (1912)

Chang and Eng Bunker, Thai-American conjoined twins (1811)

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux; French artist (1827)

Laetitia Casta; model (1978)

Gladys Rockmore Davis; painter (1901)

Edsger W. Dijkstra; Dutch computer scientist (1930)

Stanley Elkin; writer (1930)

Charles W. Fairbanks; journalist and politician (1852)

Louis Farrakhan; Islamic leader (1933)

Bernard Fox; British actor (1927)

Jean-Léon Gérôme; French artist (1824)

Walter Goodman; English artist (1838)

Martha Graham; dancer, choreographer (1894)

Antony Hewish; English astronomer (1924)

Robert Jarvik; artificial heart inventor (1946)

John Lowell, Jr.; businessman and philanthropist (1799)

Doug McClure; actor (1935)

Paul Nash; British painter (1889)

Cam Newton; football player (1989)

Peter North; porn actor (1957)

King Oliver; jazz trumpeter, bandleader (1885)

Denver Pyle; actor (1920)

Harriet Quimby; pilot and screenwriter (1875)

Natasha Richardson; actor (1963)

Margaret Rutherford; actor (1892)

Mort Sahl; comedian (1927)

Frank Schlesinger; astronomer (1871)

Phil Silvers; comedian, actor (1911)

Holly Valance; Australian actor (1983)

Doodles Weaver; actor (1911)

[bullypinscherart]

TMA DOGS

(Tell me if I’m missing an obvious dog breed for someone before I start drawing lol)

Jonathan Sims- Afghan Hound

Martin Blackwood- Tibetan Mastiff

Sasha James- Rough Collie

Timothy Stoker- German Shepherd

Elias Bouchard- Blue Heeler

Gertrude Robinson- Olde English Bulldogge

Gerard Keay- Flat Coated Retrieve

Peter Lukas- Newfoundland

Basira Hussain- Plott Hound

Alice “Daisy” Tonner- Wolfdog

Melanie King- Siberian Husky

Georgie Barker- Australian Shepherd

Jane Prentiss- Fox Terrier

John Amherst- Dalmatian

Jordan Kennedy- Labrador Retriever

Agnes Montague- Irish Setter

Jude Perry- Thai Ridgeback

Oliver Banks- Great Dane

Annabelle Cane- Australian Kelpie

Maxwell Rayner- Doberman Pinscher

Callum Brodie- Bernese Mountain Dog

Helen Richardson/Helen Distortion- American Water Spaniel

Michael Shelley/Michael Distortion- Standard Poodle

Jared Hopworth- Bullmastiff

Tom Haan- Norwegian Elkhound

Michael Crew- Schipperke

Simon Fairchild- Miniature Schnauzer

Nikola Orsinov- Saluki

Jurgen Leitner- Shiba Inu

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Restaurants & Takeaways

Biryaniwala -Mt Roskill

1222 Dominion Road, Mt. Roskill. Auckland

Chickhen Republic MW-Mt Wellington

200J Mt Wellington Highway, Mt Wellington, Auckland

Chickhen Republic MR-Mt Roskill

602/2 Hillsborough Road, Mt. Roskill. Auckland

Dundale’s Fusion Fijian Cafe & Eatery

97 Dundale Avenue, Blockhouse Bay, Auckland

Heavenly Kebabs Ltd

R2/430 Queen St, CBD, Auckland 

Wicked Chicken - Manukau

5 Putney Way, Manukau City, Auckland

Wicked Chicken - Sylvia Park

286 Mt Wellington Hwy, Mt Wellington, Auckland

Wicked Chicken - Lincoln Road

1/155 Lincoln Rd, Henderson, Auckland

Biryaniwala -Papatoetoe

162 Great South Rd, Papatoetoe, Auckland

Sensational Chicken/NZ Kebabs

3/507 Great South Rd, Otahuhu, Auckland

Fiji Fusion Ltd

65B Rosella Rd, Mangere East, Auckland

Kebab ‘N’ Chicken -Mt Eden

380 Dominion Rd, MT. Eden, Auckland

Unclemans-Southpoint-Manukau

682 Great South Road,Manukau

Kebab Hutt -Manukau

61 Lambie Dr, Manukau, Auckland

Mozaic Kebab - Botany

Botany Town Centre, Botany, Auckland

Chicken Wicken - Hamilton

1 Vesty Avenue, Hillcrest. Hamilton

Chicken Wicken - Hamilton

1 Priscilla Cresent, Melville. Hamilton

Biryaniwala, Henderson

3/330 Great North Rd, Henderson, Auckland

Fiji Delight Limited

4/205 Great South Road,Manurewa,Auckland

Fijian Paradise -Manurewa

203 Great South Rd, Manurewa, Auckland

Lal Food Service -Glen Eden

234 Great North Rd, Glen Eden, Auckland

LJ;s The Base

Northgate, Hamilton

Kitchen Manthira Limited -Lower Hutt

1/935 High Street, Lower Hutt, Wellington

Bake & Beans - Addington

268 Lincoln Rd, Addington, Christchurch

Bake & Beans -Dominion road

1484 Dominion Rd, Auckland

Bake & Beans - Sandringham

513 Sandringham Rd, Auckland

Bake & Beans - Carr Road

80 Carr Rd, Auckland

Bake & Beans - Papatoetoe

59B East Tamaki Rd, Papatoetoe, Auckland

Bake & Beans

A1/108 Great South Rd, Takanini, Auckland

Kiwi Fish & Chip’n’Chicken -Auckland Cbd

17B Wakefield St, CBD, Auckland

Beach Pizza Glendene -Glendene

238A Great South Road, Glendene. Auckland

Anong Thai Kitchen-Mt Roskill

212 Richardson Road, Mt. Roskill

Fiji Delights Limited -Manurewa

4/205 Great South Rd, Manurewa. Auckland

Roti’s Halal Foods-Manurewa

19/185 Great South Road, Manurewa. Auckland

Alif by Sensational Chicken - Mt. Wellington

17B /295 Penrose Road, Mt. Wellington

Sensational Chicken -Auckland CBD

11A Mount Street,Auckland Cbd

Sensational Chicken -Browns Bay

Shop 10/25 Anzac Road,Browns Bay Auckland

Smash Burger

8 Mount Street,Auckland CBD

Lal Food Services

234 Great North Road,Glen Eden,Auckland

Izmir Kebab & Grill CBD

64A Federal Street, Auckland

Bombay Cutlets & Kebeb Limited

6/15 Lancing Road, Sandringham. Auckland

Ceylon Curry House

5/57 Burbank Rd, Manurewa. Auckland

The Little Patisserie Ltd

11/28 Harrision Road, Mt. Wellington

My Dear Eatery

47 High Street, CBD. Auckland

Bombay Kebab

Shop 4, 2038 Great South Rd, Bombay. Auckland

Sahara Grill

51 Carr Road, Mount Roskill