#Warren Washington III

[pierre-reads-comics]

Uncanny X-Men (1963) #9 — Stan Lee, Jack Kirby

God, Thor is portrayed so well here.

Listens to reason, while also still showing his immense strength by very casually breaking Bobby's ice barrier like it's nothing.

[jabberamongthetrees]

Archetypes in Your Friend Group (American Revolution Edition)

[overthinkingbelle]

Aaron Tveit appreciation post.

Movie appearances/roles:

2008-Ghost Town (Anesthesiologist)

2010-Howl (Peter Orlovsky)

2011-Girl Walks into a Bar (Henry)

2012-Premium Rush (Kyle)

2012-Les Misérables (Enjolras)

2013-A Dream of Flying (The Young Man) Short film

2015- Big Sky (Pru)

2016-Undrafted (John "Maz" Mazzello)

2016-Better Off Single (Charlie) Previously named Stereotypically You

2017-Created Equal (Tommy Reilly)

2018-Out of Blue (Tony Silvero)

TV roles/appearances:

2009–2012 Gossip Girl (William "Tripp" van der Bilt III) 10 episodes

2010 Ugly Betty (Zachary Boule) Episode: "All the World's a Stage"

2010 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit(Jan Eyck) Episode: "Beef"

2011 Body of Proof (Skip) Episode: "Point of Origin"

2011 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (Stevie Harris) Episode: "Personal Fouls"

2011 The Good Wife (Spencer Zschau) Episode: "Executive Order 13224"

2013–2015 Graceland (Mike Warren) Main cast; 38 episodes

2016 Grease Live (Danny Zuko) Television movie

2016 BrainDead (Gareth Ritter) Main cast; 13 episodes

2017–21 The Good Fight (Spencer Zschau) 3 episodes

2019 The Code (Matt Dobbins) 5 episodes

2020 One Royal Holiday (Prince James Gallant) Television movie

2021 American Horror Stories (Adam) Episode: "Rubber(wo) Man Part Two", (Jay Gantz) Episode: "Feral"

2021–present Schmigadoon! (Danny Bailey) Main cast; 6 episodes

Theatre works:

2003 Footloose (Garvin) Merry-Go-Round Playhouse [2003 Regional production]

2004 Rent (Steve, u/s Roger, Mark) US national tour [January – December 2004 National tour replacement]

2005–08 Hairspray (Link Larkin) US national tour [August 2005 – July 2006 First national tour replacement], Neil Simon Theatre [July 18, 2006 – January 18, 2007; April 1 – May 4, 2008 Broadway replacement]

2007 Calvin Berger (Matt) Barrington Stage Company: [July 3–14, 2007 Original regional production]

2007 The Three Musketeers (D'Artagnan) North Shore Music Theatre [August 21 – September 9, 2007 Regional production]

2008–10 Next to Normal (Gabe Goodman) Second Stage Theatre [January 16 – March 16,2008 Original Off-Broadway production], Arena Stage [November 21, 2008 – January 18, 2009 Original Washington, D.C. production], Booth Theatre [March 27, 2009 – January 3, 2010 Original Broadway production]

2008 Saved! (Dean) Playwrights Horizons

[May 10 – June 22, 2008 Original Off-Broadway production]

2008–09 Wicked (Fiyero Tigelaar) Gershwin Theatre [June 24 – November 9, 2008;

January 20 – March 9, 2009Broadway replacement]

2009–11 Catch Me If You Can (Frank Abagnale, Jr.) 5th Avenue Theatre [July 28 – August 16, 2009 Original Seattle production] Neil Simon Theatre: [March 11 – September 4, 2011 Original Broadway production]

2010 Rent (Roger Davis) Hollywood Bowl: [August 6–8, 2010 Limited engagement]

2014–15 Assassins (John Wilkes Booth) Menier Chocolate Factory: [November 21, 2014 – February 8, 2015 Off-West End revival]

2017Company (Robert) Barrington Stage Company: [August 10 – September 10, 2017 Regional revival]

2018–22; 2023 Moulin Rouge!(Christian) Emerson Colonial Theatre: [July 10 – August 19, 2018 Original Boston production] Al Hirschfeld Theatre: [June 28, 2019 – March 11, 2020, September 24, 2021 – May 8, 2022, January 17 – April 9, 2023 Original Broadway production; paused due to COVID-19 , Won 2020 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical, Returning for limited engagement in 2023]

Feb. 9-May 12, 2023 Sweeney Todd (title role) Broadway revival, Lunt-Fontanne Theater (replacement)

Source: Wikipedia

[lostpirateinwonderland]

Hello and Welcome to the Tea Party! ☕️🫖

As stated in the mini bio, I’m 1/2 American, 1/2 Italian (si, parlo tutte due lingue ☺️). I’m also a huge Disney and Marvel fan. I used to be a huge super fan of Star Wars, but I left the fandom after Disney bought it. I still love most of it and celebrate May 4th, I’m just not active in it. I’m a big history buff, preferring to stay in the 1600-1790’s, mainly the Golden Age of Piracy and the American Revolution. I LOVE dragons (kind of an unhealthy obsession at this point, but you can never have enough dragons in my opinion) and am a big fan of the Eragon series. Recently, I’ve started to get more into book fandoms such as ACOTAR, TOG, FBAA, Fourth Wing, etc., so you might see me lurking over in those areas. However, I tend to bounce back and forth between different fandoms depending on my mood. I am over 21, but I would prefer not to disclose my age.

To clarify, I’m not a fanfic writer, but I am an avid fanfic reader. Please do not expect me to post stuff, I’m mostly using this account to be able to connect better with the fandoms that I am a part of.

As mean as it sounds, I will block people who have nothing more than a profile pic because of the scary amount of bots there are on this platform. It’s nothing personal, I’m just watching out for my own safety. Hence why I’m posting this; to let authors know that I am real and I unfortunately do exist in the real world (please send me to a different universe, I beg you 🙏🏽).

That being said, here are the fandoms that I am a part of with the characters that I will read fanfics for (most of them being character x reader format because I apparently have no self control 🤷🏽‍♀️):

Marvel

Bucky Barnes/Winter Solider

Namor (both comic and MCU versions)

Loki Laufeyson/Odinson

Warren Worthington III/Angel

Piotr Rasputin/Colossus

Pirates of the Caribbean

Commodore James Norrington

Lieutenant Theodore Groves

Lieutenant Andrew Gillette (yes, I’m using that version of his name, because I prefer it)

Turn: Washington’s Spies

Major Ben Tallmadge

Major John Andre

Once Upon A Time

Jefferson/Mad Hatter

A Court of Thorns and Roses

Lucien Vanserra

Azriel

Eris Vanserra

Here are movies, fandoms, and characters that I absolutely love, but don’t read fanfics for:

Disney

Treasure Planet

Robin Hood

Peter Pan—Captain Hook is one of my absolute favorites

Alice in Wonderland—The Mad Hatter being my favorite, but the Mad Tea Party scene is my absolute favorite 💙🫖☕️

Hercules

Bedknobs and Broomsticks

Zorro—The Guy Williams version is my absolute favorite. I always love seeing fellow Italians (in this case, fellow Ito-Americans) on the silver screen. 💚🤍❤️

Others

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang—I will not accept critiques about this beautiful and uplifting masterpiece. Grandpa Potts is my favorite 🤣

James Bond—I’m here for Q. Desmond Llewyn was absolutely brilliant (fun fact, he was in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang as well); I totally don’t recite the line about the grenade pen all the time. Ben Whishaw is at a very close second.

Austenland—Fantastic. I watch this every time I need a good laugh.

The Eragon Book Series—I refuse to watch the movie, as this is my all time favorite book and book series and I don’t want to ruin it for myself. Favorite characters being Angela, Murtagh, Sapphira, Solembum, Eragon, and Brom. I will occasionally read Murtagh x reader fanfics, but there are so few of them, that I read most of them years ago.

Harry Potter Series—Both books and movies. I also like the Fantastic Beast series. I’m going to be blatantly honest; I’m here for the dragons and Charlie Weasley. Don’t get me wrong, I love the stories and what not, but I have a giant fangirl moment every time he’s mentioned, in the stories, and/or I see dragons. I’m kind of like Lampie from Pete’s Dragon, except I get super excited about dragons, as they are my absolute favorites. 🐉

Hook—As stated with Peter Pan, one of my favorite characters of all time is Captain Hook. Dustin Hoffman was absolutely brilliant in this and I love the idea of Captain Hook facing an adult version of Peter. One of my favorite adaptations of the classic story. 🥹

The American Revolution—Not any film or story in particular, but I do love learning anything I can about the conflict and love the period. The exception to this is the TURN: Washington’s Spies series; I LOVE this series. Definitely my favorite TV series of all time. Hamilton the musical is fine, however I don’t care for Hamilton as a person, so it’s weird for me watching an entire production about him (he was pretty nasty in real life). King George was the only thing I really liked about it. Banastre Tarleton and the Culper Spy Ring are the two big things that I will devour information about the most as they are the most fascinating for me. If it weren’t for the fact that I am broke and don’t have time, I would absolutely join the re-enacting community for this time period.

The Golden Age of Piracy—As stated, I am a big fan of this time period. It spans a pretty long time time (most sources put it between 1690-1720, but there are many events that led to this giant boom and they started long before then), but I my favorite pirate/privateer out of all of them is Benjamin Hornigold. He was such a fascinating person and out of all of the pirates that are most famous, I would argue that he stuck to his moral code the most. Otherwise, same as American Rev; besides Pirates of the Caribbean, I don’t have any stories or films in particular. Black Sails is ok and Our Flag Means Death is hilarious, but I have a problem where I start screaming at the screen about how inaccurate it is (mostly with Black Sails. Out of all the things you could mess up, it shouldn’t be that hard to not mess up one of the biggest things in history that is associated with the start of the rise of piracy in the Caribbean, but apparently I’ve been proved incorrectly) 🤷🏽‍♀️.

Thank you for reading my long, extensive bio about myself. Feel free to tag me in any of the works listed above, I am pretty good at reading it, liking it, and placing a comment within a timely manner.

In the mean time, I hope you enjoyed your tea! 🫖☕️ Please pass me the McVities before you leave. 🍪

[bewitchingbooktours]

“Huzza!” Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815 by Timothy Symington #History #RevolutionaryWar #AmericanRevolution

“Huzza!”  Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815

Timothy Symington

Genre:  Nonfiction/History

Publisher:  McFarland Books

Date of Publication:  September 29, 2023

ISBN: 978-1-4766-9315-6 Print

ISBN: 978-1-4766-5056-2 ebook

ASIN: BOCK62JP5L

Number of pages: 273

Word Count: 125,000. 

Tagline: Drinking toasts to the American Revolution and beyond!

Book Description:

During the early years of the United States, toasts captured popular sentiments regarding people and events.  Sometimes they were used to spread national ideology and partisan political views.  They could even be “weaponized” against political opponents, such as during the bitter election between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson in 1800.  “Huzza!”  Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815 is a retelling of the familiar historical narrative, but toasts are used to tell the story of the events and people between the American Revolution and the War of 1812.

Amazon     Mcfarland Books

Excerpt:      Israel Putnam of Connecticut, who led the rebels at Bunker Hill in June, was one of the first to be singled out for honors when the war began. The Connecticut Gazette printed toasts from a July 25 dinner in London attended by the Freeholders of Middlesex. General Putnam was toasted “and all those American Heroes, who, like men, nobly prefer death to slavery and chains.” Sons of Liberty leader Dr. Joseph Warren, who was killed on the battlefield, received the following toast from the Field Officers of the Sixth Brigade in Cambridge: “Immortal Honor to that Patriot and Hero Doctor Joseph Warren, and the Brave American troops, who fought the Battle of Charlestown on the 17th of June 1775.” This list of toasts, appearing in the August 21, 1775, issue of the Boston Gazette, or Country Journal started with a toast to the Continental Congress instead of to the British monarch. The officers raised their glasses instead to all the colonies, the Stamp Act riots, Lexington and Concord, and an end to the “present unhappy Disputes.” Dr. Warren would be a consistently toasted figure into the early 1800s.      George Washington replaced George III as the main recipient of toasts, becoming the most toasted individual in the new nation. The King was now the enemy. Even English supporters of colonial rights, such as John Wilkes and Edmund Burke, were replaced by American military heroes. English support for the rights of the colonists, however, had not disappeared. The Virginia Gazette printed toasts the London Association made in October 1775. Association members wished for “axes and halters, at public expence, to all those who attempt to trample on the liberties of their fellow subjects, either in Great Britain or America,” and that “kings remember that they were made for their subjects, and not their subjects for them.”      The former British corset-maker Thomas Paine brilliantly explained why the colonists should no longer rely on the King to protect their liberties. His pamphlet, Common Sense, demanded that Americans free themselves of Britain’s control. Paine wrote that “One of the strongest natural proofs of the folly of hereditary right in Kings, is that nature disapproves it, otherwise she would not so frequently turn it into ridicule, by giving mankind an Ass for a Lion.” His words reached everyone in the colonies, and so he and his work were toasted: “May the INDEPENDENT principles of COMMON SENSE be confirmed throughout the United Colonies.”      Most colonies had already taken Paine’s advice to heart and declared themselves to be independent states. Members of the Virginia convention calling for a resolution for national independence gave toasts in May: “The American independent states” and “The Grand Congress of the United States, and their respected legislatures.” Washington attended a feast at the Queen’s Head Tavern in New York City, where toasts were given to the Continental Congress and the American army, and to the memory of General Richard Montgomery, killed in the disastrous invasion of Quebec in December 1775. The final toast was “to ‘Civil and religious liberty to all mankind’—mankind, that is, except Tories.” Tories, the conservative supporters of the Crown, received extra abuse in the Patriots’ toasts: “Sore Eyes to all Tories, and a Chestnut Burr for an Eye Stone.”

About the Author:

Timothy Symington received his Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Saint Anselm College and his Master of Arts degree in American History from Adams State University.  A former educator, he now contributes to the Journal of the American Revolution.  “Huzza!”  Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815 is his first book.

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/ToastFab4

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/tim.symington/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Toastmaster-yu9eq

[warrenwoodhouse]

Templars - Assassin’s Creed III Guide - Game Guides - Warren Guides

Grand Masters

Haytham Kenway | location: Fort George, West District, New York add | memory: Sequence 11, Memory 2: Lee’s Last Stand

George Washington “King Washington” | location: add | memory: Sequence - The Tyranny of King Washington- The Tyranny of King Washington, Memory NUM: add | DLC: The Tyranny of King Washington

Warren Vidic “Dr. Vidic” | location: Abstergo Industries, Vaticano District, Rome, Italy | memory: Sequence Present, Present - Abstergo

2nd in Command

Charles Lee | location: add | memory: Sequence 12, Memory 2: Chasing Lee

3rd in Command

Nicholas Biddle | location: add | memory: add

Logistics

George Davidson “Officer Davidson” | location: Star Fort, New York | memory: Sequence 8, Memory 1: A Different View; Sequence 8, Memory 2: Connor’s Way | DLC: Assassin’s Creed: Liberation: A Different View

Benjamin Church’s Decoy | location: Smith and Company Brewery, East District, New York | memory: Sequence 9, Memory 3: The Foam and the Flames

Benjamin Church | location: Caribbean Sea, West Indies | memory: Sequence 9, Memory 4: A Bitter End

Underworld

Thomas Hickey | location: The Gallows, City Hall, East District, New York | memory: Sequence 8, Memory 3: Public Execution

Mercenaries

John Pitcairn | location: Moulton’s Hill, Charlestown, Boston  | memory: Sequence 7, Memory 4: Battle of Bunker Hill

Daniel Cross | location: Abstergo Industries, Vaticano District, Rome, Italy | memory: Sequence Present, Present - Abstergo

Land

William Johnson | location: Johnson Hall, John’s Town, Frontier | memory: Sequence 6, Memory 4: Hostile Negotiations

[millingroundireland]

The story of Hattie Ellen Stanley

In my post last month, I quoted from Goss's biography of RBM I, which included the following two lines:

"On November 20, 1894, Mr. Mills was married to Miss Hattie E. Stanley, of Binghamton, and to them one son, Stanley Sterling, has been born [in 1901]. They also have an adopted son, Bert [son of Dora Mills and Cyrus Packard]."

This post aims to expand on that topic by  focusing on RBM I's wife, Hattie E. Stanley, otherwise known as Hattie Ellen Stanley or Hattie E. Mills. I wrote on Find A Grave a simple summary of her life:

Hattie Ellen Stanley was born Jan. 5, 1862 in Binghamton, Broome County, New York. Hattie Stanley of Binghamton, New York married RBM I on December 22, 1894. I think a probable story can be proposed. Hattie was born in 1862 in Colesville, and was the daughter of Adison/Addison Stanley, a farmer (and later a butcher), and Jane M., living in Binghamton from 1872 until 1894. She also had one brother named Alonso who was three years older than her, and one aunt (sister of Addison) named Anna who was 15 years older than her. This residence means it is possible that Hattie, who was a teacher, just like Dora, met RBM I in the Hotel Bennett since he was working there from 1886 to 1896, making very likely they crossed paths. She would later marry RBM I and have one child named Stanley in 1901 after adopting Bert in 1895 (#181795438). Little else is known about her life.

This post was originally published on WordPress in August 2018.

That entry includes a photo of RBM I, Hattie, William and Mabel in 1921, but you can't see Hattie's face!

Luckily, there is another photo of her, RBM I, RBM III, Carol, and Helen, with the latter three being the children of RBM II, the son RBM I adopted in 1895, in the 1930s:

We know that in 1901, her father, Addison listed her as his "closest relative":

Source: "United States National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938," database with images, FamilySearch, Addison Standley, 1901; citing p. 8725, Bath, New York, United States, NARA microfilm publication M1749 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 4; FHL microfilm 1,536,169.

Beyond that, we know that Hattie was born in 1862 and died in 1949. Her father, Addison, had been living in Conklin, Broome, New York from 1850-1855. [1] By 1865, Hattie was age 3 in a household, in Colesville, Broome, New York, with her brother, Alonso Hiriam, her 37-year-old father (and farmer), Addison, and 26-year-old mother, Jane Mundane. By 1870, five years later, Hattie, age 8 is living with her brother, her farmer father, and her mother, in Vestal, Broome, New York. She is, like her brother, attending school. Five years after that, in 1875, she is age 13,  living in Binghamton, Broome, New York with her father, now a butcher, her brother, and her father's sister Anna K Watrous. We can also find her in 1880 in Queensbury/Queensberry, Warren, New York, said to be 16 years old, working in a collar factory (with her sister Carrie), and among six other siblings! It must be noted that these ages could be off due to errors by census takers. As such, the 1880 census is reprinted below:

"United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch, Hattie Stanley in household of Hiram Stanley, Queensbury, Warren, New York, United States; citing enumeration district ED 121, sheet 155D, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 0941; FHL microfilm 1,254,941.

With this, we can move on since there were no state censuses in New York between 1875 and 1892.

We already know, from the 1892 New York State Census, that RBM I was living in Binghamton as a hotel steward:

"New York State Census, 1892," database with images, FamilySearch, Robert B Mills, 1892; citing , Binghamton, 09, 01, Broome, New York, county offices, New York; FHL microfilm 809,002.

Not far away was Hattie, whom was a teacher:

"New York State Census, 1892," database with images, FamilySearch, Hattie Stanley, 1892; citing , Binghamton, 05, 03, Broome, New York, county offices, New York; FHL microfilm 809,002.

With this, here is a map of all the places Hattie lived in New York from 1865-1892:

In the upper corner is an insert of Vestal, Binghamton and Coleville.

In years after her marriage to RBM I, after which she moved to Cincinnati (almost 500 miles away from Binghamton), her father would live in Hancock town, Waushara, Wisconsin (1900), in Bath, Steuben, New York (1905-1915), the last years in the New York State Soldiers' and Sailors' Home. [2]

There is, sadly, no record I have found, as of yet, of their marriage, which would have been presumably in New York. However, we do know, for certain they were married based not only on the 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930 censuses, but RBM's obit in 1950 and RBM II's marriage license application in 1921:

Source: "Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2013," database with images, FamilySearch, R.B. Mills in entry for Robert B. Mills and Miriam E. Hirst, 25 Jun 1921; citing Hamilton, Ohio, United States, reference 212; county courthouses, Ohio; FHL microfilm 384,173.

Says Hattie died in 1949. Hmm, "two nephews and three nieces." Who are they? Packards? DGVallender says in response to this question that "Yes, they are Packards as Robert was born a Packard & adopted by aunt/uncle."

In the process of searching on Family Search, I stumbled upon Hattie's Death Certificate in 1949. Her father is incorrectly named (its Addison, not "Anse") and her mother (Jane) is not even listed. Still, her birth place and year of birth is right.

"Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953," database with images, FamilySearch, Hattie Stanley Mills, 10 Jul 1949; citing , reference certificate; FHL microfilm 2,247,093.

I also stumbled upon an interesting document, showing that Hattie and RBM I tried to have a baby in 1899 but it died in childbirth (on August 2, 1899), which could be why they were glad to get a natural-born child two years later:

"Ohio, County Death Records, 1840-2001," database with images, FamilySearch, Hattie E. Mills in entry for Infant Mills, 02 Aug 1899; citing Death, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United States, source ID v 1B p 243, County courthouses, Ohio; FHL microfilm 355,118.

There was also a funeral record for Stanley Sterling Mills in 1934, with Hattie's name again incorrectly listed as "Harriet":

"Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997," database, FamilySearch, Robert B. Mills in entry for Stanley Sterling Mills, 02 Nov 1934; citing Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, reference ; FHL microfilm 1,535,665.

That's it for now. Until next time!

© 2018-2023 Burkely Hermann. All rights reserved.

Notes

[1] "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch, Addison Stanly in household of Samuel Stanly, Conklin, Broome, New York, United States; citing family 328, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.; "New York State Census, 1855," database with images, FamilySearch, Addison Standley in household of Samuel Standley, E.D. 1, Conklin, Broome, New York, United States; citing p. 5, line #6, family #36, county clerk offices, New York; FHL microfilm 809,005; "New York State Census, 1865," database with images, FamilySearch ( : accessed 28 December 2017), Adison Stanley, District 01, Colesville, Broome, New York, United States; citing source p. 11, line 32, household ID 98, county clerk, board of supervisors and surrogate court offices from various counties. Utica and East Hampton Public Libraries, New York; FHL microfilm 808,828; "United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch, Addison Stanly, New York, United States; citing p. 13, family 109, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 552,406; "New York State Census, 1875," database with images, FamilySearch: 30 June 2016), Addison Stanly, Binghamton, Broome, New York, United States; citing p. 74, line 13, State Library, Albany; FHL microfilm 808,830.

[2] "United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch, Wisconsin > Waushara > ED 106 Hancock town > image 1 of 25; citing NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.; New York State Census, 1905, database with images, FamilySearch, Addison Stanley, Bath, A.D. 01, E.D. N Y S S and S Home, Steuben, New York; citing p. 15, line 5, county offices, New York.; FHL microfilm 512,431; "United States Census, 1910," database with images, FamilySearch, Addison Stanley in household of Bert J Graves, Bath, Steuben, New York, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 95, sheet 5B, family 134, NARA microfilm publication T624 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1982), roll 1079; FHL microfilm 1,375,092; "New York State Census, 1915," database, FamilySearch, Addison Standley, Bath, Steuben, New York, United States; from "New York, State Census, 1915," database and images, Ancestry; citing p. 24, line 33, state population census schedules, 1915, New York State Archives, Albany.

[belitonginfo]

Kunci Sukses dari Bill Gates, Salah Satu Orang Terkaya di Dunia

BELITONGINFO - Bill Gates dikenal sebagai orang terkaya di dunia dan menempati posisi keenam dalam daftar orang terkaya di dunia versi Forbes tahun 2023. Bill Gates secara terus-menerus masuk dalam daftar orang terkaya di dunia selama tiga dekade terakhir. Bill Gates, yang memiliki nama lengkap William Henry Gates III, lahir di Seattle, Washington pada tanggal 28 Oktober 1955, dan sejak kecil telah memiliki ketertarikan dengan dunia komputer. Berkat kecerdasannya, Bill Gates dapat melanjutkan ke bangku kuliah di Universitas Harvard, namun berhenti dan memilih untuk berkecimpung di dunia komputer bersama sahabatnya, Paul Allen, dan membuat perangkat lunak yang diberi nama Microsoft. Jangan Lewatkan : Daftar Orang Terkaya di Indonesia Tahun 2022 Versi Forbes Microsoft kini menjadi perangkat lunak yang banyak dipakai di komputer di seluruh dunia dan mempengaruhi peradaban dunia teknologi komputer, menjadikan Bill Gates sebagai salah satu orang terkaya di dunia.

Gates Foundation

Pada Maret 2020, Gates mengundurkan diri dari dewan Microsoft namun masih memiliki sekitar 1,3 persen saham perusahaan perangkat lunak dan komputer tersebut. Selain itu, Bill Gates juga dikenal sebagai sosok dermawan dan telah mendonasikan lebih dari US$ 59 miliar kepada Gates Foundation. Kiat sukses dari Bill Gates pasti sangat menginspirasi banyak orang. Bill Gates kerap membagikan cerita kesuksesannya kepada orang lain.

10 Kunci Sukses dari Bill Gates

Berikut adalah 10 kiat sukses yang bisa diaplikasikan dari Bapak Microsoft ini, seperti dilansir dari wealthygorilla. 1. Rendah Hati Setiap Saat Tetaplah rendah hati kepada orang dan jangan pernah melupakan orang-orang yang membawa Anda menuju kesuksesan. Hidup ibarat roda yang selalu berputar dan tidak dapat diprediksi. 2. Selalu Berpikir Positif dan Suka Belajar Jangan pernah menganggap kritikan sebagai sesuatu yang negatif. Terimalah masukan dengan senang hati dan gunakan untuk meningkatkan pekerjaan. Orang yang berpikir negatif ketika mendengar kritik buruk, biasanya mudah putus asa dan dorongan untuk sukses menurun. 3. Terima Kegagalan Kegagalan lebih penting daripada kesuksesan, karena dengan kegagalan, Anda bisa menjadi sukses. Pelajaran hidup terbesar biasanya ditemukan saat Anda gagal. 4. Mulailah Sesuatu Sedini Mungkin Mencoba memulai sesuatu dari awal dan sedini mungkin akan membantu untuk membentuk diri di masa depan. Baca Juga : 5 Tips Investasi dari Warren Buffett di Tengah Ancaman Resesi 2023 Anda juga memiliki peluang untuk menjadi sukses lebih cepat daripada kebanyakan orang, tetapi Anda juga cenderung tidak ingin menyerah. 5. Belajar dari Kesalahan Jangan menyalahkan orang lain saat Anda membuat kesalahan. Mengakui kesalahan adalah langkah awal untuk belajar dan memperbaiki diri. 6. Berani Mengambil Risiko Menurut Bill Gates, ketika seseorang ingin sukses, maka ia harus berani mengambil risiko. Tidak ada jaminan bahwa setiap usaha yang dilakukan akan sukses. Namun, tanpa mengambil risiko, kesuksesan juga tidak akan tercapai. 7. Terus Belajar dan Berkembang Bill Gates selalu menjunjung tinggi nilai belajar dan terus berkembang. Menurutnya, jika seseorang ingin sukses, maka ia harus terus belajar dan mengembangkan diri. Selain itu, hal ini juga membantu seseorang untuk tetap relevan dan mampu bersaing di era yang terus berkembang. 8. Fokus pada Solusi, Bukan pada Masalah Saat menghadapi masalah, banyak orang cenderung terfokus pada masalah itu sendiri dan merasa putus asa. Namun, menurut Bill Gates, yang lebih penting adalah fokus pada solusi dari masalah tersebut. Dengan begitu, seseorang dapat mencari cara untuk mengatasi masalah dan meraih kesuksesan. 9. Berkomitmen dengan Tujuan Kesuksesan tidak akan tercapai jika seseorang tidak memiliki tujuan yang jelas dan komitmen untuk mencapainya. Oleh karena itu, Bill Gates selalu menekankan pentingnya memiliki tujuan dan berkomitmen untuk mencapainya. Hal ini membantu seseorang untuk terus bergerak maju dan tidak mudah menyerah. 10. Bersyukur dan Berbagi dengan Orang Lain Terakhir, Bill Gates mengajarkan pentingnya bersyukur atas apa yang telah dimiliki dan berbagi dengan orang lain. Menurutnya, kesuksesan tidak hanya tentang kekayaan dan keberhasilan, tetapi juga tentang kemampuan untuk membantu orang lain dan membuat dunia menjadi tempat yang lebih baik. Baca Juga : Meta Turunkan Harga Headset Quest untuk Meningkatkan Penggunaan VR Itulah 10 kiat sukses dari Bill Gates yang dapat dijadikan inspirasi dan motivasi untuk meraih kesuksesan. Ingatlah untuk tetap rendah hati, terus belajar dan berkembang, berani mengambil risiko, fokus pada solusi, dan berkomitmen dengan tujuan. Selain itu, jangan lupa untuk bersyukur dan berbagi dengan orang lain. Ayo Yang Mau. Kepo Dengan. Perkembangan. Berita Terbaru , Berita Terkini , Berita Hari ini , Berita Teknologi , dan Berita Viral lainnya di belitonginfo.com Dapat Mengklick Link. Di. Bawah. Ini : Facebook (Dengan Kamu Mengklick. Link. ini. Kamu. Akan. Masuk. ke Facebooknya belitong Info) Ayo Klik Sekarang Juga Atau Kamu Juga Dapat Melihat Instagram , Twitter , Linkedin , Tumblr , Medium Kami atau bisa mengunjungi Google News Kami Kami Juga Ada Channel Youtube Untuk Melihat Berita kami Secara Visual Ayo Sekarang Juga Bergabung Bersama Kami. Read the full article

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Kickstarted this blog because I am full of stupid and need to get it out everywhere

This is gonna be my silly little X-Men art blog where I self indulge an astounding amount

My faves consist of the Aurora system, Akihiro, Sunspot, Cypher, Psylocke and much more 🫡 so I'm sorry in advanced

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Wolverine and the X-Men #19 (vol 1)

[pierre-reads-comics]

Uncanny X-Men (1963) #8 — Stan Lee, Jack Kirby

"If only I could tell her the words I really want to say!"

"Oh, Scott...if only you felt about me as I do about you!"

Oh, these kids, haha.

[thediaryofatheatrekid]

HAMILTON PHILLIP COMPANY CAST UPDATE

Nyla Sostre is now an Eliza u/s

Tommar Wilson has joined the company as standby for Burr, Washington and Lafayette/Jefferson

Aaron J. Albano is now a King George III u/s

Marcus John has joined the company as a swing and u/s for Lafayette/Jefferson and Mulligan/Madison

August 6th

Warren Egypt Franklin joins the company as Lafayette/Jefferson

Desmond Sean Ellington will be promoted to principle Mulligan/Madison

Neil Haskell joins the company as principle King George III

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COLORS

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Jaydn Ott Is the Pac-12 Player of the Week and Freshman of the Week

Golden Bear Rookie Picks Up Multiple National and Conference Honors

BERKELEY – Jaydn Ott piled up the honors this week, following his performance at California Memorial Stadium last Saturday when he rushed for 274 yards and three touchdowns on 19 carries in Cal's 49-31 victory over Arizona. Ott's multiple honors include 247Sports True Freshman of the Week, FWAA Freshman Focus Selection, Pac-12 Freshman of the Week, Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week and Rose Bowl Game Pac-12 Player of the Week. Ott was selected as the conference's Freshman of the Week for the third time in the first four weeks of the 2022 season while capturing each of the other honors for the first time. Below are notes on Ott's performance against Arizona and additional information on the freshman running back:

Jaydn Ott, RB, 6-0, 205, Fr., 1st Season At Cal (Chino, CA/Norco HS/Bishop Gorman HS) — Ott's 274 yards rushing against Arizona are the most in an FBS game since LSU's Tyrion Davis-Price had 287 against Florida on Oct. 16, 2021, the most by an FBS freshman since Maryland redshirt freshman Anthony McFarland had 298 against Ohio State on Nov. 17, 2018, and the most by an FBS true freshman since Texas' Chris Warren III had 276 against Texas Tech on Nov. 26, 2015 — Ott's 274 yards rushing are the third-most overall and most ever in a game by a Cal and Pac-12 freshman — Ott's three touchdowns against Arizona are tied for the most by a Pac-12 player in a game this season both rushing and overall and the most rushing touchdowns at Cal since Patrick Laird had three against Weber State in 2017, while Ott is only the third Cal player with three or more rushing touchdowns in a game for Cal since the beginning of the 2011 season (Daniel Lasco also had three vs. Oregon State in 2014) — Ott had touchdown runs of 73 and 72 yards against Arizona to become the first Pac-12 player with two runs of 70 or more yards in a game since Colorado's Jarek Broussard against Arizona on December 5, 2020, and the first Cal player since Jahvid Best at Washington State on Sept. 6, 2008 — Ott's 73-yard touchdown run was Cal's longest since Marcel Dancy had a 76-yard touchdown run at Stanford on Nov. 20, 2021 and the longest by a Cal freshman since Khalfani Muhammad also had a 73-yard touchdown run against Washington on Oct. 26, 2013 — Ott leads the Pac-12 in rushing yards (463), rushing yards per game (115.8) and yards per rush (8.3), while he is tied for first in rushing touchdowns (4) — Ott ranks third in the nation in rushing yards per carry (8.3), as well as 11th in total rushing yards (463) and rushing yards per game (115.8) — Ott led the nation's halfbacks in Week 4 with his Pro Football Focus rushing "run grade" of 99.9 and "offensive grade" of 99.1 against Arizona, while he has PFF's No. 2 "run grade" (94.4) and No. 3 "offense grade" among halfbacks for the 2022 season

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“Huzza!” Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815 by Timothy Symington #History #RevolutionaryWar #AmericanRevolution

“Huzza!”  Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815

Timothy Symington

Genre:  Nonfiction/History

Publisher:  McFarland Books

Date of Publication:  September 29, 2023

ISBN: 978-1-4766-9315-6 Print

ISBN: 978-1-4766-5056-2 ebook

ASIN: BOCK62JP5L

Number of pages: 273

Word Count: 125,000. 

Tagline: Drinking toasts to the American Revolution and beyond!

Book Description:

During the early years of the United States, toasts captured popular sentiments regarding people and events.  Sometimes they were used to spread national ideology and partisan political views.  They could even be “weaponized” against political opponents, such as during the bitter election between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson in 1800.  “Huzza!”  Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815 is a retelling of the familiar historical narrative, but toasts are used to tell the story of the events and people between the American Revolution and the War of 1812.

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Excerpt:      Israel Putnam of Connecticut, who led the rebels at Bunker Hill in June, was one of the first to be singled out for honors when the war began. The Connecticut Gazette printed toasts from a July 25 dinner in London attended by the Freeholders of Middlesex. General Putnam was toasted “and all those American Heroes, who, like men, nobly prefer death to slavery and chains.” Sons of Liberty leader Dr. Joseph Warren, who was killed on the battlefield, received the following toast from the Field Officers of the Sixth Brigade in Cambridge: “Immortal Honor to that Patriot and Hero Doctor Joseph Warren, and the Brave American troops, who fought the Battle of Charlestown on the 17th of June 1775.” This list of toasts, appearing in the August 21, 1775, issue of the Boston Gazette, or Country Journal started with a toast to the Continental Congress instead of to the British monarch. The officers raised their glasses instead to all the colonies, the Stamp Act riots, Lexington and Concord, and an end to the “present unhappy Disputes.” Dr. Warren would be a consistently toasted figure into the early 1800s.      George Washington replaced George III as the main recipient of toasts, becoming the most toasted individual in the new nation. The King was now the enemy. Even English supporters of colonial rights, such as John Wilkes and Edmund Burke, were replaced by American military heroes. English support for the rights of the colonists, however, had not disappeared. The Virginia Gazette printed toasts the London Association made in October 1775. Association members wished for “axes and halters, at public expence, to all those who attempt to trample on the liberties of their fellow subjects, either in Great Britain or America,” and that “kings remember that they were made for their subjects, and not their subjects for them.”      The former British corset-maker Thomas Paine brilliantly explained why the colonists should no longer rely on the King to protect their liberties. His pamphlet, Common Sense, demanded that Americans free themselves of Britain’s control. Paine wrote that “One of the strongest natural proofs of the folly of hereditary right in Kings, is that nature disapproves it, otherwise she would not so frequently turn it into ridicule, by giving mankind an Ass for a Lion.” His words reached everyone in the colonies, and so he and his work were toasted: “May the INDEPENDENT principles of COMMON SENSE be confirmed throughout the United Colonies.”      Most colonies had already taken Paine’s advice to heart and declared themselves to be independent states. Members of the Virginia convention calling for a resolution for national independence gave toasts in May: “The American independent states” and “The Grand Congress of the United States, and their respected legislatures.” Washington attended a feast at the Queen’s Head Tavern in New York City, where toasts were given to the Continental Congress and the American army, and to the memory of General Richard Montgomery, killed in the disastrous invasion of Quebec in December 1775. The final toast was “to ‘Civil and religious liberty to all mankind’—mankind, that is, except Tories.” Tories, the conservative supporters of the Crown, received extra abuse in the Patriots’ toasts: “Sore Eyes to all Tories, and a Chestnut Burr for an Eye Stone.”

About the Author:

Timothy Symington received his Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Saint Anselm College and his Master of Arts degree in American History from Adams State University.  A former educator, he now contributes to the Journal of the American Revolution.  “Huzza!”  Toasting a New Nation, 1760-1815 is his first book.

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/ToastFab4

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/tim.symington/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Toastmaster-yu9eq

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MCU X-MEN

Ralph Fiennes as Charles Xavier / Professor X

Michael Malarkey as James Howlet (Logan) / Wolverine

Grant Gustin as Scott Summers / Cyclops

Danielle Panabaker as Jean Grey / The Phoenix

Brandon Routh as Hank McCoy / Beast

Anna Diop as Ororo Munroe / Storm

Brandon Flynn as Bobby Drake / Iceman

Danielle Campbell as Kitty Pryde / Shadowcat

Sam Claflin as Warren Washington III / Angel

Timothée Chalamet as Kurt Wagner / Nightcrawler

(Or Tyler Posey only if Timothée Chalamet plays Harry Osborn or Richard Rider or a more important character)