#Thomas Christiansen

[jessethegoat]

Kiss/Hug/Fucc/Marry/Kill your man (Euro and Copa America 2024 version)

(inspired by @anfieldroad <3) Now that the Euro and Copa America is looming near, let's play fun game shall we?

head to this link first to spin the names and back here to choose what y'all wanna do with 'em!

If you decide to kill him, how? Lemme know in the tags! <3

*plz be kind to Jesse if you got him, he just got the job 🥹

[millythegoat]

The ex Leeds are managers are survive!

[doktorphil]

St. Thomas in Hörnum, Sylt.

Build (1969-1970) by Martin Bernhard Christiansen.

[mayaheronthorn]

TLH fancast part II

Thomas - Lorenzo Zurzolo

He's soooo similar to Hayden Christiansen (aka my fancast for Gideon) that I had to put him as Thomas 😩😩😩

Alastair - young Yani Gellman OR Avan Jogia

I couldn't find anyone for the love of God 💀 nobody gives me Alastair vibes so I settled for someone similar 😩

Anna - Lera Abova

Recent discovery 😌 hot, elegant, spectacular, show stopping, never the same

Ari - Amita Suman

Tehehehehehee YES PERFECT PERFECT PERFECT look at her and tell me she's not made to play Inej and Ari

[germanpostwarmodern]

Church St Thomas (1969-70) in Hörnum on the Island of Sylt, Germany, by Martin Bernhard Christiansen

[goldenspirits]

Hi! Sorry to be the guy who is fun at parties! But upon seeing this post I realized/thought something 'wait, flags kind of originated with european kingdoms, no?', so I decided to fact check my assumption.

A brief history of flags: No one really knows where flags came from, though flag-like symbols have been described in civilizations such as 11th century B.Ce. China, and ancient Egypt and Rome¹.

And I realized some of these flags look, well, very Contemporary². And I understand indigenous people's aren't a thing of the past! There are thriving communities. So please, don't take this as me saying those flags aren't 'authentic' or whatever that might mean, I just wanted to see more about them, their origins, and whether or not people from those communities recognize them as Symbols representing them!

For example, the Anishinaabeg people, pre-colonization, used pictographs, and also the thunderbird is considered important to their creation mythos, so the thunderbird is often regarded a symbol for the Anishinaabeg. This post is already going to be pretty long- So I won't summarize the history of different symbols for these different indigenous groups, but I'll try my best to summarize the origin of these flags.

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Māori: That is the Tino Rangatiratanga Flag of the Maori sovereignty movement. Recognised as the national Maori flag of Aotearoa by the NZ Cabinet in 2009. (Source.) Flag was designed "Sometime in 1980". Older than me! (Source.)

Kalaallit Nunaat: Also the flag of Greenland. It was adopted in 1985 and designed by Thue Christiansen. (Source.) Haudenosaunee: Also called the "flag of the Iroquois Confederacy". Designed by Rick Hill, a Tuscarora artist, along with Harold and Tim Johnson, father and son, who are Mohawk. Designed in 1980 for a lacrosse team. (Source.) (Fun fact: The Māori flag was also used by a sports team! The New Zealand Māori rugby league team.) Nunatsiavut: Became an official symbol in 2005. The colors are purposefully reminescent of the Labrador flag. (Source.) I actually cannot find any information on who designed the flag. Though this website has a lot of information on other first nation's flags. Australian Aboriginal: This flag actually inspired the Māori flag. Designed by Harold Thomas, a Luritja man, in 1970. (Source.) In 1995 it was recognized as an official flag of australia. January 2022, the Commonwealth of Australia acquired the copyright of the Aboriginal Flag. This makes me beyond mad. Although I cannot do much except for spread this information. More information about the copyright holders in the previous link. Harold Thomas was also a member of the Stolen Generations. Torres Strait Islands: Flag was designed by Bernard Namok, who passed away in 1993. (Source.) It was adopted in 1992. It was the the winning entry in a competition run by the Island Coordinating Council. The flag was legally recognized in 1995. (Source.)

Rapa Nui: Also called the Te Reva Reimiro. It was created in 1880. (For reference, the 50-Star US flag was adopted circa 1959.) Although its design has changed over the years. (Source.) (Source.)³

Kurdistan: Flag adopted around 1927. (Source.)⁴ Created by the Society for the Rise of Kurdistan in 1920. This one has lots and lots of variants. And is also adopted by different states. Sami: The first Sámi flag was designed by Sámi Politician Marit Stueng in 1962. The design was used locally in Kárašjohka. The first time a Sámi flag was officialy recognized was in 1986. (Source.) Ainu: Designed by Bikki Sunazawa in 1973 and was flown in the same year. (Source.) It is rarely seen at Ainu gatherings. In 2020, Bikki's son Jin Sunazawa claimed copyright ownership and requested disuse of the flag. (Source.) Mapuche: Also called the Wenufoye. 500 designs for it were presented in 1991. It was based on the Nagche regional flag. (Source.) A supposed flag/symbol/emblem was described in a 1569 poem!!! (La Araucana) And there is also the Guñelve, also called the Star of Arauco, it represents venus, but has been mistaken for the flower Drimys winteri, as it is also sacred to the Mapuche people. (Source.) Guaraní: Actually the flag for the Weenhayek, Tapiete and Guaraní people. It is the official flag for the Guaraní Charagua Iyambae autonomous territory. (Source.) (SVG on Wikipedia) The designers are sourced as the 'authorities of the National Assembly of the Guaraní People', it seems to have been designed sometime in 2015, and adopted in the same year, depending on what authority we are considering. There are many Guaraní flags! (Example 1) (Example 2)⁵ Comechingones: The flag is depicted as having the Cruz del Sur on the black, left side of the flag Here. There is also this more specific Comechingones flag listed on the same blog. A defunct link lists Silvio Alfredo Fernández as the designer. The flag linked in this post does not seem to be used in any wikipedia article, and I cannot find it used anywhere else with a reverse image search. (I'd suggest using the one with the Cruz del Sur on the other half?) Tehuelche: There are multiple Tehuelche flags! The one in the post is the Mapuche-Tehuelche flag (Source), officialy recognized in 1991. (Source 1.) (Source 2.) One of the Tehuelche flags is entirely white! There is also the Bandera del Pueblo Tehuelche de Santa Cruz. (Video about it here!)

Some more indigenous south-american peoples' flags Here, here, here, and here. (Sorry for not delving into these- We are running on a budget!)

And last, but not least:

Congo:

It was adopted in 2006. Though a similar flag was flown from 1966 until 1971. (Source.) Couldn't find the designer's name.

Palestine:

Used since 1920. It uses the pan-Arab colors. Israel outlawed it. (Source.) Couldn't find the designer's name. And as far as I know, since it was designed during the 1936 Arab Revolt, it's possible the designer will never be known.

Sorry for the long post. I just hope someone out there learned something new today, and I believe learning about indigenous peoples' cultures is important. Their history has been erased time and time again, I felt I should do my part to spread this information. Homework! (Or, things I'd recommend you research if you liked this post!): Looking into the meaning of certain symbols in these flags! Flags are all about semiotics! For example, the Comechingones' flags' stars represent the Cruz del Sur, it's a constelation that can only be seen in the southern hemisphere, and much like the North Star, it can be used to determine where the south is!

Footnotes:

Flag | heraldry. Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved February 15, 2019. Smith, Whitney (1975). Flags through the ages and across the world. Internet Archive. New York. p. 41. ISBN978-0-07-059093-9. (Admittedly, copied from Wikipedia.)

As we may know, as the computer got more popular, many flags got digitalized and standardized, and a lot of governments have specific instructions on how to construct a flag, this is mostly a gut-feel, as I am not immune to bias. I'll admit that it was the Guarani flag that set off this instinct— As it has intricate patterns that are hard to sew and pastel-ish colors, which made me speculate about it being digital in origin.

3. The only wikipedia source is paywalled, and I am broke. Although I have trust in the people. So, if anyone wants to check it out for themselves: Cornejo, Cristobal; Salinas, Julio Hotu (6 September 2011). "Campaña promueve uso de banderas de pueblos originarios: Sepa qué significan". El Ciudadano (in Spanish). Retrieved 20 June 2020.

4. I do not speak Kurmanji, so once again, I trust the people. As per usual, it is what wikipedia cites- I am sorry if my research sounds lazy, I'm just trying to be as quick and as concise as possible. If I wanted to go into deep dives into each of these flags, I would try to track down more sources, though this post is very- Very long. If you do have any corrections feel free to do so in reblogs, I won't take any offense. Veroj, Sêid (17 December 2021). "Seîd Veroj/ Ala Kurdistanê; berhemê têkoşîna netewî ya miletê Kurd e û berê sed (100) sal hatîye çêkirin". Kovara Bîr (in Kurdish). Retrieved 28 December 2021.

5. Lists a now defunct website. :( It saddens me how I could not find a designer for many of these flags.

My deepest apologies for not posting every one of these link's information for redundancy- I understand that if these sites get wiped this information is lost, and I am not an archivist, and this post is long enough as is. If you want to do your part— Of course, if you have the time and energy, you could archive any of these in the waybackmachine. I'm sure it would be appreciated, and as long as you message me I can append the waybackmachine links in my post. Thank you for your attention, have an amazing day.

Seeing a lot of posts about the Palestinian flag, and it got me thinking about indigenous flags around the world.

Māori:

Kalaallit Nunaat:

Haudenosaunee

Nunatsiavut:

Australian Aboriginal:

Torres Strait Islands:

Rapa Nui:

Kurdistan:

Sami:

Ainu:

Of course, these are just a handful. May they all reclaim their stolen lands.

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Norway roster

Athletics

Håvard Ingvaldsen (Moelv)

Tobias Grønstad (Oslo)

Narve Nordås (Rogaland Fylke)

Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Sandnes)

Karsten Warholm (Ulsteinvik)

Zerei Mezngi (Rogaland Fylke)

Sondre Nordstad-Moen (Trondheim)

Sondre Guttormsen (Ski)

Simen Guttormsen (Ski)

Pål Lillefosse (Bergen)

Marcus Thomsen (Voss)

Elvind Henriksen (Oslo)

Thomas Mardal (Gloppen)

Markus Rooth (Oslo)

Sander Skotheim (Oslo)

Josefine Eriksen (Stavern)

Astri Ertzgaard (Oslo)

Henriette Jæger (Aremark)

Amalie Iuel (Lørenskog Kommune)

Line Kloster (Oslo)

Karoline Grøvdal (Ålesund Kommune)

Elisabeth Slettum (Stavanger)

Lene Retzius (Ringsaker)

Beatrice Llano (Bergen)

Marie-Therese Obst (Oslo)

Boxing

Omar Shiha (Oslo)

Sunniva Hofstad (Trondheim)

Canoeing

Kristine Amundsen (Bærum)

Hedda Øritsland (Bærum)

Anna Sletsjøe (Oslo)

Maria Virik (Oslo)

Cycling

Søren Wærenskjold (Mandal)

Tobias Foss (Lillehammer Kommune)

Knut Røhme (Oslo)

Marte Edseth (Oslo)

Ingvild Gåskjenn (Horten)

Anita Stenberg (Drammen)

Diving

Helle Tuxen (Tananger)

Equestrian

Isabel Freese (Mühlen, Germany)

Victoria Gulliksen (Knokke, Belgium)

Golf

Viktor Hovland (Stillwater, Oklahoma)

Kristoffer Ventura (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida)

Celine Borge (Tønsberg)

Madelene Stavnar (Tønsberg)

Handball

Vetle Aga (Bodø)

Sander Sagosen (Trondheim)

Sebastian Barthold (Bærum)

Petter Øverby (Kongsvinger)

Kristian Sæverås (Oslo)

Kristian Bjørnsen (Stavanger)

Magnus Gullerud (Skarnes)

Tobias Grøndahl (Bærum)

Christian O'Sullivan (Oslo)

Harald Reinkind (Tønsberg)

Torbjørn Bergerud (Røyken)

Gabriel Setterblom (Oslo)

Simen Lyse (Tronheim)

Alexandre Christoffersen-Blonz (Stavanger)

Veronica Kristiansen (Stavanger)

Maren Aardahl (Trondheim)

Stine Skogrand (Bergen)

Nora Mørk (Oslo)

Stine Dahmke (Nittedal)

Silje Solberg-Østhassel (Bærum Kommune)

Kari Brattset-Dale (Fredrikstad)

Kristine Breistøl (Oslo)

Vilde Mortensen-Ingstad (Oslo)

Katrine Lunde (Kristiansand)

Marit Røsberg-Jacobsen (Narvik)

Camilla Herrem (Sola Kommune)

Sanna Solberg-Isaksen (Bærum Kommune)

Henny Reistad (Bærum Kommune)

Thale Rushfeldt-Deila (Porsgrunn Kommune)

Rowing

Jonas Juel (Oslo)

Lars Benske (Fredrikstad)

Martin Helseth (Ålesund Kommune)

Kjetil Borch (Tønsberg)

Kristoffer Brun (Bergen)

Jan Helvig (Oslo)

Erik Solbakken (Fredrikstad)

Ask Tjøm (Oslo)

Thea Helseth (Ålesund Kommune)

Inger Kavlie (Oslo)

Sailing

Hermann Tomasgaard (Lørenskog Kommune)

Mina Mobekk (Oslo)

Line Høst (Oslo)

Helene Næss (Tønsberg)

Marie Rønningen (Bærum Kommune)

Shooting

Jon-Hermann Hegg (Dingle, Ireland)

Ole Halvorsen (Blomøyna)

Erik Watndal (Oslo)

Jeannette Duestad (Tønsberg)

Synnøve Berg (Stavanger)

Jenny Stene (Lørenskog Kommune)

Swimming

Jon Jøntvedt (Bryne)

Nicholas Lia (Oslo)

Henrik Christiansen (Lørenskog Kommune)

Taekwondo

Richard Konopka-Ordemann (Nannestad Kommune)

Tennis

Casper Ruud (Snarøya)

Triathlon

Kristian Blummenfelt (Bergen)

Vetle Thorn (Oslo)

Solveig Løvseth (Trondheim)

Lotte Miller (Stavanger)

Volleyball

Anders Mol (Stord Kommune)

Christian Sørum (Rælingen Kommune)

Weightlifting

Solfrid Koanda (Grimstad Kommune)

Wrestling

Grace Jacob-Bullen (Fredrikstad)

[cattatonically]

Spooky Business - S.E. Harmon (The Spectral Files, book 3)

Synopsis

Being insatiably curious is a good way to end up dead.

Rain Christiansen, cold case detective and reluctant medium, is very aware of that fact. But when infamous serial killer Thomas Kane wants to meet, there’s no way Rain can say no. He also can’t refuse Kane’s offer—find his missing wife, Delilah, and he’ll reveal the location of his victim’s bodies.

Rain has never turned down a good quid pro quo, and he doesn’t intend to start.

The hunt for Kane’s wife leads to yet another cold case, three copycat murders, and an investigation where nothing is as it seems. Soon, Rain is dealing with a ghost unlike any he’s ever dealt with before…a ghost capable of doing things he shouldn’t be able to do. How can Rain control something he doesn’t even understand? And what will he do when the unknown threatens the safety of the most important person in his life?

Rain is starting to realize that he can only battle the supernatural with the supernatural, and that is spooky business indeed.

My Thoughts

As with most series, especially mystery series, things tend to ramp up the further into the series you get. And that’s certainly true in this case. Spooky Business went to some very dark, very strange places with Rain right at the heart of it all.

Rain’s trying to understand, manage, and even control his abilities more and more. But that’s not always how things work with him. And while his job is often very physically dangerous – even if some of the situations he finds himself in are downright hilarious – he’s also finding that the spiritual dangers can take their own toll, too.

It doesn’t take much for shit to hit the fan, especially when a known serial killer seems to be pulling all the strings. But as always, Rain is determined to find answers, and get to the bottom of things – even if that involves tying a lot of convoluted strings together the more he uncovers. As always, Rain has support in Danny through it all.

Rain and Danny are still going strong, even learning to communicate better, which I appreciate wholeheartedly. It’s not easy – their jobs are demanding, and oftentimes harrowing. But they support each other, and they work through challenges together. And they were certainly hit with a couple of major challenges this time around.

This series is going down as one of my favourites. I love these characters, and I love this setting. And I love watching Rain grow into his abilities, accept them, and learn how to utilize them to their fullest potential. And watching Rain and Danny build their future together brings me nothing but major joy.

[talequoc1982]

Trực tiếp Panama vs Mỹ, 05h00 ngày 28/06/2024

Bị đánh giá thấp hơn Uruguay ở trận ra quân tại bảng C Copa America 2024, Panama đã sớm phải nhận bàn thua ở phút 16. Tuy nhiên, thời gian sau đó họ chơi rất tốt. Đoàn quân của Thomas Christiansen thậm chí có những cơ hội để ghi bàn, nhưng không thể tận dụng. Và rồi với những cầu thủ đẳng cấp trong đội hình, Uruguay đã ghi thêm 2 bàn trong 10 phút cuối để định đoạt trận đấu.

[a2zsportsnews]

USMNT "sticking to the plan" ahead of latest Panama showdown

The U.S. men’s national team’s second Copa America group stage match will certainly be tougher than the first, especially with a CONCACAF rival opposing them at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Thursday. Panama awaits the USMNT in Atlanta, Georgia in the first head-to-head matchup since July 2023. Thomas Christiansen’s squad eliminated the Americans from the CONCACAF Gold Cup semifinals last summer,…

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Panama vs Paraguay Prediction and Betting Tips | June 16th 2024 [ Panama national football team ]

Panama vs Paraguay Prediction and Betting Tips | June 16th 2024 [Highlights] Panama will invite Paraguay to the Estadio Rommel Fernández in a friendly on Sunday. This will be the final match for both teams before they… Panama national football team are surely moving in confidence at the moment. In the second round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers,… Panama coach Thomas Christiansen instructs…

[jessethegoat]

Copa America useless fun fact: 3 of former Leeds United' managers are competing in the competition right now. Thomas Christiansen at Panama, Marcelo Bielsa at Uruguay, and my old man Jesse Marsch at Canada.

[millythegoat]

hatewatching usa vs panama. Thomas Christiansen, my faith in you man...

[mitchbeck]

WOLF PACK FALL 4-3 TO MONSTERS IN SHOOTOUT

By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf PackHARTFORD, CT – The Hartford Wolf Pack rallied back from a three-goal deficit on Thursday night at the XL Center to earn a point against the Cleveland Monsters. Despite their best efforts, however, the rally came up just short as Hunter McKown scored the winner in the bottom half of the fifth round to give the Monsters a 4-3 shootout victory.McKown waited out Wolf Pack goaltender Louis Domingue before tucking in the deciding tally. Trey Fix-Wolansky also scored in the shootout, while Brett Berard had Hartford’s lone marker in the skills competition.The Monsters needed only 16 seconds on their second powerplay attempt to open the scoring on this night. Brendan Gaunce tipped a point shot from Marcus Björk past Domingue to give Cleveland a 1-0 lead at 4:37 of the opening frame. The goal was Cleveland’s third powerplay marker against the Wolf Pack this season.The Wolf Pack went on the kill for a third time at 8:10, giving the Monsters a chance to extend their lead. The Monsters’ leading scorer among defensemen, Jake Christiansen, buried a shot from the high slot to make it 2-0 just 33 seconds into the advantage. Christiansen’s initial bid rang off the post before finding its way back to his stick, where he made his second try count at 8:43.The Pack brought good energy following the Christiansen tally, testing Jet Greaves on numerous occasions to try and cut into the deficit heading into the intermission. Greaves, however, made eight saves in the opening frame to keep it 2-0 for the visitors.Monsters forward Jake Gaudet went off for boarding 4:41 into the middle stanza, giving the Wolf Pack their first crack at the man advantage.During a desperation play to keep the puck in the zone, Roman Ahcan snuck behind the Wolf Pack defense and was sprung in on a shorthanded breakaway by Tyler Angle. Ahcan waited out Domingue and tucked the puck by his pad to make it 3-0 Monsters at 5:21.The Wolf Pack responded swiftly, connecting on the powerplay as Jake Leschyshyn fed Tyler Pitlick in the slot. Pitlick roofed his first goal as a member of the Wolf Pack to make it 3-1 at 6:05. Berard notched an assist on the powerplay tally as well, which came 44 seconds after Ahcan’s shorthanded marker.Midway through the third period, the Wolf Pack found themselves shorthanded yet again at 8:39. This time around, it was Hartford returning the favor with a shorthanded goal of their own.Berard broke free on a breakaway after the Monsters failed to keep the puck in the zone, busting down the right wall before beating Greaves short-side to make it a 3-2 game. Berard’s tally was his team-leading 17th and his second shorthanded.Samuel Knazko went off for delay of game late in the third period, giving the Wolf Pack a chance at some late-game heroics. With the goalie pulled, Nikolas Brouillard hit an open Ryder Korczak with a cross-ice pass. Korczak ripped home his sixth goal of the season to tie the game 3-3 at 17:48. Pitlick notched his second point of the night (1 g, 1 a) on the play.A back-and-forth overtime saw numerous chances to win it from both ends, but 65 minutes would not be enough. For just the third time this season, the Wolf Pack were pushed to a shootout.Despite Berard opening the shootout with a goal, Fix-Wolansky would tie it in the bottom half of the first round before McKown provided the winner in the bottom half of the fifth round. Greaves denied the final four Wolf Pack shooters to claim his first victory against Hartford.Despite the loss, the Wolf Pack finished the season series with six of a possible eight points against the Monsters (2-0-1-1).The Pack finishes off their six-game-in-eight-day stretch tomorrow night when they visit the Springfield Thunderbirds. The puck drop is set for 7:05 p.m.The Pack is back at the XL Center on Wednesday, February 28th, at 7:00 p.m. when the Charlotte Checkers come to town.Tickets are available at hartfordwolfpack.com.About OVG360: OVG360, a division of Oak View Group, is a full-service venue management and hospitality company that helps client-partners reimagine the sports, live entertainment, and convention industries for the betterment of the venue, employees, artists, athletes, and surrounding communities. With a portfolio of more than 200 client-partners spanning arenas, stadiums, convention centers, performing arts centers, cultural institutions, and state fairs around the globe, OVG360 provides a set of services, resources and expertise designed to elevate every aspect of business that matters to venue operators. Service-oriented and driven by social responsibility, OVG360 helps facilities drive value through excellence and innovation in food services, booking and content development, sustainable operations, public health and public safety and more.ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since the team’s inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack are the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and play at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers newest faces including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOWLINGS Read the full article

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Baja sensible para Panamá

Foto: @Fepafut La Federación Panameña de Fútbol anunció a través de su red social de Twitter que su capitán Aníbal Godoy no estará entre los convocados para los dos partidos de la fecha FIFA en octubre. En su lugar estará José Murillo quien fue seleccionado por el director técnico Thomas Christiansen. Se conoció que Godoy no estará presente debido a temas personales y sobre este tema ya había…