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lecameleontv · 9 months ago
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Le TVfilm Ice Storm : Tempête Polaire (2023) avec l'acteur Christopher Tyler. Titre alternatif : Tempête de verglas en Caroline
Réalisation : Jared Cohn, avec qui il avait déjà tourné 20.0 Megaquake et Fire Island: La Grande Éruption (2022)
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Distribution : McKenzie Westmore, Grant Bowler, William Baldwin, Tori Griffith et Jessie B. Evans déjà rencontrés sur 20.0 Megaquake et Fire Island: La Grande Éruption (2022) ...
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Captures 1 - 2 du TVfilm
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Il s'agit du dernier projet professionnel du regretté Christopher Tyler. Certaines répliques/situations du tvfilm font vraiment référence à la réalité de l'acteur.
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Dans le même genre : Soleil vert  (1973) ...
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Alias Ethan dans la série Le Caméléon.
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kaipanzero · 1 year ago
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Lion-Girl
唐獅子仮面 (2023)
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cultfaction · 1 year ago
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LION-GIRL arrives this November!
Cleopatra Entertainment has set the North American and United Kingdom release date for LION-GIRL, a new Japanese Superhero film written and directed by cult film master Kurando Mitsutake and based on characters created by Japanese manga legend Go Nagai. The film will be released on Digital Platforms and on special Home Entertainment Blu Ray and DVD formats on November 7th 2023. To accommodate the…
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moviesandmania · 1 year ago
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LION-GIRL (2023) Japanese action sci-fi horror - trailer and US release news
Lion-Girl is a 2023 Japanese sci-fi action film about the survivors of a meteor shower who are left to defend themselves against each other and monsters known as “Anoroc” who hunt and kill humans for their lifeforce. Also known as Karajishi Kamen: Lion-Girl. Written and directed by Kurando Mitsutake (Samurai Avenger: The Blind Wolf, Gun Woman, Karate Kill and Maniac Driver). Produced by Mami…
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can-i-press-play · 10 days ago
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Terry Silver When You Ask A Girl What's On Her Mind Doing That With Your Belt And Removing Your Gi In Front Of Her This Is The Making Of Feral Smitten Girls.
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chrisgordon75 · 9 months ago
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In this conversation, I chat with actress Tori Griffith who discusses her role as Rosie Maddox in the TV show Elkhorn. She talks about her character's traits and motivations, as well as her preparation for the role. Tori mentions that Rosie is scrappy, ambitious, and kind-hearted. She wants to have her own life and follow her dreams, which were not common for women in that time period. Tori researched books set in the Victorian era and the Old West to understand the mindset of women during that time. She also created a storyboard and a Spotify playlist to immerse herself in the character's world. Tori highlights the strong relationship between Rosie and Medora, played by Ashton Leigh, and how working with Ashton elevated her performance. She also mentions the challenges of portraying a character from a different time period and the importance of knowing the character's backstory. Tori Griffith discusses the challenges of embodying her character in Elkhorn, including the need to be more contained and less expressive. She shares how the costumes helped her get into character and how the heat on set affected the cast. Tori emphasizes the importance of building good relationships with cast and crew on set and shares her experiences working with actors who were down-to-earth and easy to work with. She also mentions her upcoming film, Bau: Artist at War, a Holocaust film set to be released by Paramount. Takeaways Rosie Maddox is a scrappy, ambitious, and kind-hearted character who wants to have her own life and follow her dreams. Tori Griffith researched books set in the Victorian era and the Old West to understand the mindset of women during that time. She created a storyboard and a Spotify playlist to immerse herself in the character's world. Working with Ashton Leigh, who plays Medora, elevated Tori's performance and showcased the strong relationship between their characters. Portraying a character from a different time period comes with challenges, but knowing the character's backstory is crucial for bringing them to life. Embodying a character sometimes requires being more contained and less expressive. Costumes can help actors get into character and improve their posture and mannerisms. Building good relationships with cast and crew on set is important for a positive working environment. Working with down-to-earth actors can make the filming experience more enjoyable. Tori Griffith has an upcoming film, Bau Artist at War, a Holocaust film set to be released by Paramount. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Technical Difficulties 02:07 Introducing Tori Griffith and Elkhorn 04:32 Describing Rosie Maddox in Three Words 07:00 Creating a Storyboard and Spotify Playlist 12:38 The Strong Relationship Between Rosie and Medora 19:14 Challenges of Portraying Rosie Maddox 21:33 Challenges of Character Embodiment 25:32 Filming in Hot Weather 32:59 Building Relationships on Set 39:15 Upcoming Film: Bau: Artist at War
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insidecroydon · 1 year ago
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Time to end cash-strapped council's £1.5m political subsidies
CROYDON IN CRISIS: There’s cuts planned to all kinds of services in the borough in the coming months. The only thing local politicians aren’t planning to cut-back on are their own jobs, as WALTER CRONXITE reports The holidays are over. Time to go back to work. £11,691 per year and not one meeting in January: Labour’s Stuart Collins But for seven of Croydon’s 70 councillors, there is not a single…
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crabridgedart · 7 months ago
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CR Abridged Art Masterpost
Because tagging posts is an art form.
By artist:
Hannah Friederichs (@agarthanguide)
Shaun Ellis (@shmaba)
Bree Williams (@larkspurns)
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Wesley Griffith (@wesley_griffith)
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Hugo Cardenas (@takayuuki_art)
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By character:
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terrence-silver · 1 year ago
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Oh, I so agree with you about the lack of Terry in promos being... unsatisfying. So many things they're playing with this season were set in motion by Terry. Terry mentioned Kim Sung Young first, who they now have cast. Terry wanted to go to the Sekai Taikai. Terry introduced Kim Da Eun. If they can get Kreese out of prison with a box of Jell-o, no way can they keep Terry in jail for more than three hours. If he can spin heading Dynatox into being a green philantropist, he can doctor this. If Kenny still has a major part to play, well who mentored him?
I could have understood it if they wanted to shift away from the Terry storyline and focus on what the show started as, reclaiming your life through karate. But then, it would have made much more sense to keep Kreese in prison, send Chozen and Da Eun home, and not focus so much on Tang Soo Do. But if they're setting that legacy up as the überthreat, it makes no sense for Terry not to be involved. The Sekai Taikai was his baby, moreso than Cobra Kai, even. Maybe the CK brand has been compromised, but so what? Hearsay. Simply rebrand.
Terry completely revitalised a show that had milked everything out of Johnny-Kreese there was to milk, keeps shying away from consequences with Robby and Miguel and would never give Sam and Tory the gay awakening that drives them. To dump him and keep Chozen and Da Eun around makes no damn sense!
Exactly. Precisely.
Terry Silver is the lifeblood that keeps this show running.
Because what else is there to do with this plot?
A lot of storylines got tragically milked to completion seasons ago.
And I don't think for the life of me Da Eun, who quite literally got flown into the plot during the penultimate mid-season is a strong enough character to be the end all-be all final boss villain. She doesn't have the charisma to pull what Thomas Ian Griffith pulled in TKK3. She was just introduced pretty much last minute and our attachment to her is at best nonexistent to miniscule with her only connection to anything going on in the plot at all is through Kreese, Silver and their mutual history with the sport. In the plot itself, girl even seemed like she was begrudgingly in the States in the first place and had to be talked into staying by Terry. To carry the whole endgame conclusion of this show and well over forty years of lore between the characters as the ultimate bad guy? Yeah, nope. Don't see it. There's just no development there. No meat.
As you said. It makes no damn sense.
And I will be in the minority here, which is entirely alright for me, but I really have an abject allergy for fan concoctions like brining back Julie Pierce in Season 6 or having Chozen and Da Eun have a showdown to fill in plot gaps. Shoehorning in Julie Pierce for a random, out of nowhere cameo when the one attachment she had to the plot was vaguely through a character dead for well over forty years just so she could tutor female character x and y for a short period of time is unnecessary at this late stage and I don't think Chozen and Da Eun warrant enough stakes to suddenly become mortal foes that take up space like that in the last season, but hey, that's just me; like, where are these rivalries even coming from? They met like yesterday. Do you two even know each other's full names!? Like!?
Terry Silver, John Kreese and the Sekai Tekai are sole the points of interest left.
After all, show's called Cobra Kai and they are Cobra Kai.
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fundieshaderoom · 24 days ago
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Fundie and Adjacent Babies and Weddings in 2024
January (3 Weddings, 4 Babies):
Thomas Brooks Collingsworth "Brooks" was born to Phillip Jr. and Sharlanae on Jan 4.
Solomon Anderson and Chloe Miller wed on Jan 6.
Rebecca and Levi Moravek (Noyes) had their baby in January.
Julianna and James Staddon had their baby in January.
Josiah Shrader was born to Esther (Keller) and John Shrader on Jan 17.
Lev Bure and Elliott wed on Jan 27.
Gracie Geisel (Keilen) Gabe Hueber wed in Jan.
February (1 Wedding, 5 Babies):
Ivy Josephine was born to Gabby Barrett and Cade Foehner on Feb 17.
Daniel Carson Cieslak was born to Elli (Perez) and Andy on Feb 19.
Myla Griffith and Ethan Seewald wed on Feb 24.
Brielle Grace was born to Hannah (Wissmann) and Jeremiah Duggar.
Miles Kelton was born to Josie (Bates) and Kelton Balka on Feb 21.
Brooks Michael was born to Emily (Haight) and Justus Stangl on Feb 27.
March (1 Wedding, 3 Babies):
Austin Dakota was born to Anna and Austin Wilson on Mar 22.
Sarah Waller and Brandon Richard Webster wed on Mar 23.
Amelia Sage Coates was born to Jessica (Seewald) and Joseph on Mar 26.
Lila Ann Jerred was born to Susanna (Wissmann) and Drew in March.
April (2 Weddings, 2 Babies):
Carver Bowers and Haley Paul wed on Apr 20.
Elias John was born to Jeanette (Willis) and Cory Piatt in April.
Carley Stone (Robertson) wed Joey Congemi on Apr 22.
Boone Lott was born to Britney and JD in April.
May (1 Wedding, 7 Babies):
Brooks Davis Keyes "Davis" was born to Gracie and Aaron on May 6.
Beckham Blue Labrant was born to Cole and Savannah Labrant.
Mirabella May Roloff was born to Audrey and Jeremy on May 23.
Lily Swanson and Cole Cwenar wed on May 24.
Nadia Star Patrick was born to Isabel (Trewhella) and Jake on May 29.
Weston Slade Smith was born to Tori (Bates) and Bobby on May 29.
Harrison Thomas was born to Julie and Grant in May.
Baby Boy Pelletier was born to Hannah (Paine) and Levi in May.
June (2 Weddings, 5 Babies):
Merritt Robertson and Tyler Metro wed on Jun 5.
Haven Claire Millsap was born to Tannan and Mitchell on Jun 10.
Caroline Marie Clark was born to Kristen (Baird) and Zach on Jun 14.
Hosanna Proell was born to Rochelle (Trewhella) and Nick on Jun 15.
Baby Girl Trego was born to Sophia (Trewhella) and Maxwell on Jun 19.
Baby Trewhella was born to Angellea and Jeremiah on Jun 19.
Georgia Brown and Ryan Williams wed on Jun 25.
July (1 Wedding, 6 Babies):
Judah Love Olligies was born to Morgan and Paul on Jul 1.
Kaptain Klay Kallschmidt was born to Mckayle and Max on Jul 3.
Naomi Christine Keller was born to Nurie (Rodrigues) and Nathan on Jul 14.
Desiree Hope Waller was born to Priscilla (Keller) and David on Jul 17.
William Daniel Bates was born to Tiffany (Espensen) and Lawson Bates on July 19.
Johnny Paine wed Maddie Henry on Jul 23.
Maya Jean Noble Bowers was born to Ahna (Cameron) and Austin on Jul 26.
August (1 Wedding, 7 Babies):
Frances Claudia Robertson was born to Brighton and Reed on Aug 9.
Jana Duggar and Stephen Wissmann wed on Aug 15.
Dietrich Johannes Anderson was born to Arti and Isaac on Aug 17.
Baby Girl Muckerheide was born to Darbs (Trewhella) and Isaiah in Aug.
Arrow Chosen was born to Karissa and Mandrae Collins on Aug 17.
Aurora Lei was born to Laura (Pearl) and Jadon on Aug 18.
Briggs Maverick was born to Sierra and Mark Dominguez on Aug 22.
Amelia Marie Helferich was born to Allison (Bontrager) and Jeremiah on Aug 28.
September (1 Wedding, 2 Babies):
Timothy Rodrigues and Heidi Coverett wed on Sep 14.
Ivy Elizabeth Hill was born to Matthew and Kayla on Sep 14.
Harvey Gray Clark was born to Katie (Bates) and Travis on Sep 30.
October (3 Weddings, 5 Babies):
Maddie Jones and Jason Duggar wed on Oct 3.
Graham Alan Bates was born to Esther (Keyes) and Nathan on Oct 4.
Kiersten Williamson and Austin Teodorovici wed on Oct 12.
Rayna Kay Thatcher was born to Makayla (Landrum) and Jonas on Oct 16.
Kristy Mae Cape was born to Ariana (Balka) and Joel on Oct 22.
Jeremiah Easling (Pearl) and Ashlynn Dixon wed on Oct 27.
Xander Reed Loflin was born to Rebecca (Robertson) and Reed on Oct 30.
Samuel Garcia was born to Maddie (Langdon) and Zach in Oct.
November (3 Weddings, 2 Babies):
Emily Keyes and Ethan Myers wed on Nov 2.
Chaney Kahle and Benjamin Tibbe wed on Nov 3.
Danielle Seewald and Lawson Howard wed on Nov 9.
Jane Aanaya Toto was born to Jennifer (Hartono) and Joshua on Nov 22.
Baby Girl Clayton was born to Emily (Reith) and Alex in Nov.
December (3 Babies):
Watson Joe Maxwell was born to Chelsy (Bontrager) and John on Dec 3.
Ezra Maxwell Silberman was born to Anastasia (Salyer) and James on Dec 6.
Baby Girl Williams was born to Paige and David in December.
Unknown Month (11 Babies):
Edelweiss Miracle Keller was born to Hannah (Reber) and David.
Henry Mershon was born to Laura and Tim (Baird) in Spring.
Baby Girl Noble was born to Hosanna (Plath) and Timothy.
Baby was born to Taylor and Susanna Bontrager.
Baby Girl was born to Brynn and Mitchell Bontrager in the Spring or Summer.
Kyle and Everly Trewell were born to Alexandra and Stephen Trewell in April or May.
Baby Girl Smith was born to Tori (Webster) and Daniel.
Coasten Levi Eisenmann was born to Sutton and Nate in either Aug or Sep.
Baby Girl Driscoll was born to Brisee and Calvin.
Riley Blaise Driscoll was born to Chloe and Zac Driscoll
Overall:
19 Weddings were held, 63 Babies were born, 54 Families I Follow Grew
By Family:
Robertson- 2 Weddings, 3 Babies
Trewhella- 5 Babies
Bates- 5 Babies
Keller- 4 Babies
Bontrager- 4 Babies
Duggar- 2 Weddings, 1 Baby
Seewald- 2 Weddings, 1 Baby
Wissmann- 1 Wedding, 2 Babies
Noyes/Rodrigues- 1 Wedding, 2 Babies
Keyes- 1 Wedding, 2 Babies
Perez- 3 Babies
Waller- 1 Wedding, 1 Baby
Pearl- 1 Wedding, 1 Baby
Paine- 1 Wedding, 1 Baby
Anderson- 1 Wedding, 1 Baby
Baird- 2 Babies
Balka- 2 Babies
Driscoll- 2 Babies
Keilen- 1 Wedding
Bowers- 1 Wedding
Bure- 1 Wedding
Swanson- 1 Wedding
Coverett- 1 Wedding
Williamson- 1 Wedding
Brown/Williams- 1 Wedding
Kahle- 1 Wedding
Jones- 1 Wedding
Collingsworth- 1 Baby
Langdon- 1 Baby
Millsap- 1 Baby
Willis- 1 Baby
Clark- 1 Baby
Staddon- 1 Baby
Anderson- 1 Baby
Webster- 1 Baby
Hill- 1 Baby
Plath- 1 Baby
Wilson- 1 Baby
Salyer- 1 Baby
Haight- 1 Baby
Roloff- 1 Baby
Reber- 1 Baby
Barrett- 1 Baby
Smith (Bobby)- 1 Baby
Hartono- 1 Baby
Williams- 1 Baby
Cameron- 1 Baby
Landrum- 1 Baby
Collins- 1 Baby
LaBrant- 1 Baby
Lott- 1 Baby
Reith- 1 Baby
Olligies- 1 Baby
Kallschmidt- 1 Baby
Dominguez- 1 Baby
Espensen- 1 Baby
Eisenmann- 1 Baby
By Month:
Unknown Month- 11 Babies
October- 3 Weddings, 5 Babies
June- 2 Weddings, 6 Babies
August- 1 Wedding, 7 Babies
May- 1 Wedding, 7 Babies
January- 3 Weddings, 4 Babies
July- 1 Wedding, 6 Babies
February- 1 Wedding, 5 Babies
November- 3 Weddings, 2 Babies
April- 2 Weddings, 2 Babies
March- 1 Wedding, 3 Babies
September- 1 Wedding, 2 Babies
December- 3 Babies
Families I Follow With No Known Growth:
Alexander
Andregg (growth projected for '25)
Brown (growth projected for '25)
Burnett
Caldwell
Copeland
Crane
Dillard (growth projected for '25)
Harris
Holt
Houston
Jenkins
Lentz
Locke
Maples (growth projected for '25)
McMurtry (growth projected for '25)
Meggs
Nakatsu (growth projected for '25)
Nelson (growth projected for '25)
Perry
Owens
Perkins
Peters
Prewitt (growth projected for '25)
Romeike (growth projected for '25)
Smith (Logan)
Spivey
Stewart
Stockdale
Vuolo (growth projected for '25)
Wells
Wikstrom (growth projected for '25)
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calisources · 2 years ago
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COBRA KAI BASE ICONS : A MASTERLIST. this post will be updated as I go through other characters from the show. as usual, if you find these useful, please like but specially reblog the post. Cobra Kai is a show that began in 2018 and it's currently on production of their last season which will air likely at the end of the year.
RALPH MACCHIO AS DANIEL LARUSSO: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
WILLIAM ZABKA AS JOHNNY LAWRENCE: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
MARY MOUSER AS SAM LARUSSO: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
TANNER BUCHANAN AS ROBBY KEENE: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
XOLO MARIDUEÑA AS MIGUEL DIAZ: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
PEYTON LIST AS TORY NICHOLS : season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
RON THOMAS AS BOBBY BROWN: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
THOMAS IAN GRIFFITH AS TERRY SILVER: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
MARTIN KOVE AS JOHN KREESE : season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
COURTNEY HENGGELER AS AMANDA STEINER: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
ROBYN LIVELY AS JESSICA ANDREWS: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
YUJI OKUMOTO AS CHOZEN TOGUCHI: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
SEAN KANAN AS MIKE BARNES: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
SELAH AUSTRIA AS PIPER ELSWITH: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
HANNA KEPPLE AS MOON: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
ANNALISA COCHRANE AS YASMINE: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
ELISABETH SHUE AS ALI MILLS: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
VANESSA RUBIO AS CARMEN DIAZ: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
TAMLYN TOMITA AS KUMIKO: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
ALICIA HANNAH KIM AS KIM DA-EUN: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five |
DIORA BAIRD AS SHANNON KEENE: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
JACOB BERTRAND AS HAWK MOSKOWITZ: season one | season two | season three | season four | season five
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palmviewfm · 6 months ago
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hi, hello ! curious to see if any members would be interested in having a joe keery fc fill a wc?!
hello, hello ! yes,  of  course  !  our  poppy  nolan mun  said  that  he'd  work  for  her  wanted  connection ! or he could work for our dorothea ward and rowan griffiths connections too ! to add on to this our elena mun said that if you age him up to 27, then he could also work as her twin brother ! and our tori mun also added in that he could work for her jilted lover.
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goalhofer · 6 months ago
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2024 olympics Australia roster
Archery
Peter Boukouvalas (Georges Hall)
Laura Paeglis (Melbourne)
Athletics
Josh Azzopardi (Camden)
Reece Holder (Gold Coast)
Jacob Despard (Hobart)
Cameron McEntyre (Sydney)
Rohan Browning (Sydney)
Calab Law (Cherbourg)
Nagmeldin Bol (Toowoomba)
Joseph Deng (Ipswich)
Peyton Craig (Boyne Island)
Stewie McSweyn (King Island)
Olli Hoare (Sydney)
Adam Spencer (Melbourne)
Morgan McDonald (Sydney)
Tayleb Willis (Melbourne)
Ben Buckingham (Myrtleford)
Matthew Clarke (Melbourne)
Lachlan Kennedy (Townsville)
Sebastian Sultana (Schofields)
Liam Adams (Melbourne)
Brett Robinson (Canberra)
Patrick Tiernan (Toowoomba)
Kyle Swan (Kantirna)
Rhydian Cowley (Melbourne)
Declan Tingay (Perth)
Joel Baden (Geelong)
Yual Reath (Ballarat)
Brandon Starc (Lidcombe)
Kurtis Marschall (Adelaide)
Chris Mitrevski (Melbourne)
Liam Adcock (Sydney)
Connor Murphy (Randwick)
Matthew Denny (Allora)
Daniel Golubovic (Manhattan Beach, California)
Ashley Moloney (Logan)
Kristie Edwards (Brisbane)
Aleksandra Stoilova (Sydney)
Olivia Sandery (Adelaide)
Ella Kennedy (Burpengary)
Bree Masters (Hurstville)
Torrie Lewis (Brisbane)
Mia Gross (Melbourne)
Ellie Beer (Gold Coast)
Claudia Hollingsworth (Mentone)
Abbey Caldwell (Warrandyte)
Catriona Bisset (Melbourne)
Jessica Jolliffe (Shellharbour)
Georgia Griffith (Canberra)
Linden Hall (Melbourne)
Rose Davies (Newcastle)
Isobel Batt-Doyle (Adelaide)
Lauren Ryan (Melbourne)
Shelly Jenneke (Kenthurst)
Liz Clay (Sydney)
Celeste Mucci (Melbourne)
Sarah Carli (Wollongong)
Alanah Yukich (Gingin)
Amy Cashin (Melbourne)
Cara Feain-Ryan (Brisbane)
Ebony Lane (Echuca)
Genevieve LaCaze-Gregson (Gold Coast)
Sinead Diver (Melbourne)
Jessica Stenson (Naracoorte)
Jemima Montag (Melbourne)
Rebecca Henderson (Dandenong)
Nicola Olyslagers (North Gosford)
Eleanor Patterson (Leongatha)
Nina Kennedy (Perth)
Brooke Buschkuel (Melbourne)
Taryn Gollshewsky (Bundaberg)
Stephanie Ratcliffe (Melbourne)
Mackenzie Little (Sydney)
Kelsey-Lee Barber (Canberra)
Kathryn Mitchell (Monte Carlo, Monaco)
Camryn Newton-Smith (Logan)
Tori West (Townsville)
Badminton
Angela Yu (Brisbane)
Tiffany Ho (Sydney)
Setyana Mapasa (Sydney)
Basketball
Dyson Daniels (Bendigo)
Josh Giddey (Canberra)
Patrick Mills (Canberra)
Josh Green (Sydney)
Joe Ingles (Canberra)
Matthew Dellavedova (Canberra)
Danté Exum (Canberra)
Jock Landale (Geelong)
Nick Kay (Tamworth)
Jack McVeigh (Canberra)
Will Magnay (Brisbane)
Duop Reath (Perth)
Jade Melbourne (Melbourne)
Kristy Wallace (Logan)
Stephanie Talbot (Katherine)
Tess Madgen (Ashford)
Rebecca Allen (Melbourne)
Alanna Smith (Hobart)
Ezi Magbegor (Melbourne)
Marianna Tolo (Mackay)
Cayla George (Mt. Barker)
Isobel Borlase (Canberra)
Lauren Jackson (Albury)
Samantha Whitcomb (Ventura, California)
Anneli Maley (Melbourne)
Lauren Mansfield (Adelaide)
Marena Whittle (Melbourne)
Ally Wilson (Murray Bridge)
Boxing
Yusuf Chothia (Perth)
Charlie Senior (Butler)
Shannan Davey (Bundaberg)
Callum Peters (Adelaide)
Teremoana Teremoana (Brisbane)
Harry Garside (Melbourne)
Monique Suraci (Queanbeyan)
Tiana Echegaray (Sydney)
Tyla McDonald (Somerville)
Marissa Williamson-Pohlman (Werribee)
Tina Rahimi (Sydney)
Caitlin Parker (Perth)
Breakdancing
Jeff Dunne (Casuarina)
Rachael Free (Hornsby)
Canoeing
Tristan Carter (Canberra)
Timothy Anderson (Melbourne)
Jackson Collins (Gold Coast)
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can-i-press-play · 29 days ago
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queen-susans-revenge · 1 year ago
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Persephone in Autumn
late Sept / Josh Ritter "Getting Ready to Get Down"
early Oct / Parker Millsap "Hades Pleads"
late Oct / Cults "Abducted"
early Nov / Saint Motel "Cold Cold Man"
late Nov / Sia "Hostage"
early Dec / Julian Moon "Pomegranate Seeds"
Winter Solstice: Dua Lipa "Be the One"
early Jan / Lucius "Turn It Around"
late Jan / Neko Case "Hold On, Hold On"
early Feb / Aimee Mann "This Is How It Goes"
late Feb/early Mar Alela Diane "White As Diamonds"
Spring Equinox: Tori Amos "Mother" Persephone in Spring
early April /Josh Ritter "To the Dogs or Whoever"
late April / Tom Petty "Mary Jane's Last Dance"
early May / Thomas Dolby "I Love You Goodbye"
late May / Freakwater, "Good for Nothing"
early June / Amanda Palmer, "Want It Back"
late June / Nanci Griffith, "Late Night Grande Hotel"
Summer Solstice: R.E.M. "Half a World Away"
early July / Bob Dylan "Simple Twist of Fate"
late July / Cowboy Junkies "To Live Is to Fly"
early August / Great Lake Swimmers "Palmistry"
late August / Shelby Lynne, Allison Moorer, "Not Dark Yet"
Fall Equinox: Tall Heights "Back to Autumn"
it's about cycles. It's about love, it's about loss, it's about endless leavetakings and homecomings. It's about addiction and abuse. It's about manic/depressive swings and seasonal affective disorder and also the joy of leaves changing color and crocuses blooming in the frost. It's about Her. Persephone in Autumn: "Songs for an Earth-daughter, abducted, not entirely unwillingly: but increasingly irritable in captivity" Persephone in Spring: "Songs for an Earth-daughter, irrepressible and freed, but already homesick"
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latest redfield poll / electoral calculus forecast shows 24 tory seats – basically forming the worst case scenario for them
this puts them at under half the seats of the liberals, meaning ed davey would be leader of the opposition. only two current cabinet secretaries would keep their seats, barclay and donelan. the current cabinet, excluding ministers-in-attendance, has 23 members, so the tories would struggle to form any unofficial shadow cabinet without lords, and the lords is up for abolition
this is one of the last major polls taken before the resignation of richard tice as leader of reform. despite the fact that reform’s propaganda claim they’re targeting labour voters, it’s repeatedly shown that it’s tory voters that they attract. although this poll may be hyperbolic, the increasing momentum that reform now has will increase the probability of it coming to pass – with more tories going to reform, labour has a greater chance of winning tory seats as their majorities spoil. i love democracy
The Entire 24:
Gavin Williamson [former secretary]
Chris Loder
Caroline Nokes [former minister]
Michelle Donelan (technology secretary)
Joy Morrissey (treasury minister)
Simon Hoare (local gov. junior minister)
John Lamont (scotland junior minister)
Fay Jones (wales junior minister)
Robert Courts (courts minister lmao)
Desmond Swayne
Bill Wiggin
Damien Hinds (schools minister)
Nigel Huddleston (finance minister)
Alex Burghart (cabinet office junior minister)
Andrew Griffith (science minister)
Louie French
Alex Shelbrooke [former minister]
Steve Barclay (environment secretary)
Mims Davis (disability minister)
Greg Smith
Martin Vickers
And three freshmen
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