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[cevansbrat0007]

Brit I absolutely love love love the detail you put into the food & cooking in your fics! I was wondering if Baby Girl and Bird have favorite dishes to cook, and/or if Andy and Ari have favorites as well? xx

Hi friend! It makes me so happy to know that you enjoy those little details. Both Baby Girl and Bird have a passion for cooking and baking, just like I do. And I often research different recipes when writing about the meals they create to help people visualize. So thank you for that lovely compliment!

And as for your question about their favorite dishes, here you go:

Baby Girl: Favorite Dessert: This girl will happily whip up a glazed lemon pound cake from scratch any day of the week. It's her specialty. The secret is adding fresh squeezed lemon juice as well as a package of instant lemon pudding to the batter. And if she's feeling frisky, she might even throw together a blueberry compote to go with it.

Favorite Meal: Smothered pork chops, with garlic red skin mashed potatoes and southern style green beans. Now this is a Barber Family Favorite that actually takes a bit of time to prepare. Which means that this is more of a Sunday dinner type of occasion.

She typically puts the beans on simmer around noon. In case people are curious, Baby Girl prefers using smoked turkey over ham hocks, simply because that's how she grew up.

Bird: Favorite Dessert: As many of you know, our sweet Bird does not play when it comes to baking. Ari almost got hurt when he insulted her legendary Peach Cobbler. That splash of bourbon really takes the recipe to the next level. She also loves making her award-winning Brambleberry Pie. Lately she's been busy perfecting her Brown Butter Pecan Chocolate Chip Cookies. And her Beast is more than happy to be her guinea pig anytime.

Favorite Meal: Bird is not quite as accomplished a cook as BG, but she is pretty darn good when she sets her mind to it. Her favorite thing to make for both herself and Ari is probably a slow simmered Pot Roast, complete with potatoes, carrots, and mushrooms. Our girl also likes to add a healthy glass of red wine to the mix as well. Which truly makes for a delicious meal.

As for Andy and Ari, they will happily devour anything their girls set in front of them. They always appreciate the effort, even if things don't quite turn out like they hoped. Neither man likes seeing their lady upset when a dish doesn't work out.

So in the event that occurs, they're quick to order takeout of some sort and then go straight for the snuggles. Because those men are usually pretty attention-starved on a good day. It works for both couples and that's all that matters.

Thanks for the ask!

[motioncollector]

Lil Dicky - Earth (Official Music Video) via https://youtu.be/pvuN_WvF1to // For more information on how to change the world go to https://welovetheearth.org To purchase or stream Earth go to https://LilDicky.lnk.to/Earth "Earth" Song: Written by: David Burd, Benjamin Levin, Magnus August Høiberg, Josh Coleman and Jamil Chammas Produced by: Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat Mixed by: Serban Ghenea Vocals by: Lil Dicky Additional Vocals by: Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Halsey, Zac Brown, Brendon Urie, Hailee Steinfeld, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop Dogg, Kevin Hart, Adam Levine, Shawn Mendes, Charlie Puth, SIA, Miley Cyrus, Lil Jon, Rita Ora, Miguel, Katy Perry, Lil Yachty, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, Joel Embiid, Tory Lanez, John Legend, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Psy, Kris Wu Choir Vocals by: Denise Janae, Naari Michele, Tiffany Palmer, Onitsha Shaw, George Potts, Mark Hood Drums/Percussion by: Chris Dave Music Video: Created by RYOT Directed By: Nigel Tierney Federico Heller Produced By: Zeda Stone Michael Broccolo Nigel Tierney German Heller Executive Producers: Mike Hertz Scooter Braun Zeda Stone Nigel Tierney Head of Story: Steven Gordon Art Direction: Ricky Baba Patrick Moss Music Video Mixer/Sound Designer: Erik Lohr Production Supervisor: Crystal Tierney Animation Producer: German Heller Head of Production: Matías Bossié Art Director: Federico Carlini CG Producer: Santiago Tereso Animation Producers: Marco Lococo Julian Dorado Head of CG - Alejandro Turano Live Action Intro: Director - Tony Yacenda MV Executive Producer - Jacki Calleiro MD / Executive Producer - Lisa Margulis EP / Head of Production - Elizabeth Minzes Producer - Jona Ward Director of Photography - Adam Bricker Production Designer - Almitra Corey Casting - Good People Casting / Cindy Estada Editor- Patrick Tuck / Rock Paper Scissors Prop Master - Rose Leiker Prop Asst. - Christopher Labasbas Set Decorator - Lizzie Boyle Lead Person - Minh-Triet "Anthony” Nguyen Set Dresser - Andy Rines Gang Boss - Ed Lassak G+E Driver - Renee Guy MoHo Driver- Martin Perez Artist Make Up - Golden Sun Shyne Artist Hair - Andrea Jackson Cast Make Up - Jacque Piotrowski Stylist - Chloe Badawy Asst. Stylist - David Gangel Craft Services - Yaxkin Garcia Medic - Gary Gomez Studio Teacher - Phil Eisenhower Production Assistants: Mike Fecadu Zach Dripps Olivia Hogan Ed Craig Travis Fischer Steve Hulse Akeem Glenn Marc Schnieder Logan Alexander Kira Colas Talent: Ring Leader - Vallon Deville Middle Kid - Gabriel Brown Younger Kid - Devin Carey Skater - Cree Kawa Convenience Store Owner - Jason Nott BG Talent Casting - Atmosphere Casting Trailers: Trailer Editor: Mary Ahlman Graphic Design: Ricky Baba Sound Design: Erik Lohr Website: Tutorial Video Editor: Mary Ahlman Tutorial Video Editor: Ryan Eakins Tutorial Video Editor: Eric Martin Sound Design: John Adams Color: Lookwell Color // Loren White VFX & Motion Graphics: DYAD // Fernando Rodriguez Post Supervisor - Jason Alexander Graphic Design - Aisha Yousaf Web Producer: Eric Day Lead Web Developer: Zach Tauber UX/UI Design: Predrag Markovic Copywriter: Jeff Sloniker Special Thanks: The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Justin Winters Karl Burkhart Edward Bell Scooter Braun Projects Shauna Nep Jackie Augustus Rogers & Cowan Sacks & Co

[douglaslevy]

I’m back! Sorta. As Massachusetts has started to slowly emerge from quarantine, I’ve managed to do 3-shoots in the past few weeks. Two of them are out and able to be shared - plus one more from last summer finally made an appearance. 

First up was a day spent with uber-chef Ming Tsai, and his team from MingsBings to create a library of images for the launch of their new Bing. Wait, what’s a Bing? It’s a dumpling/patty/flatbread hybrid that pairs with...well most things. Which is how we photographed it, solo, and paired with some of Mings favorite dishes. 

Before my day with Ming though, I spent a morning with fisherman BG Brown in Gloucester, for Northshore magazine. Fishing during a pandemic is...different, and the magazine wanted to dig into what that looks like for BG and his business. 

Finally, last up is a shoot from last summer from a day spent at Maitland Mountain Farm with Holly & Andy (and a few dozen chickens) at their Salem farm. Salem isn’t historically filled with farmland, making what Holly and Andy are able to accomplish in what is essentially a large backyard even more impressive. 

Hopefully these new shoots are a sign of things to come, and I’ll have more regular updates to this page all summer. 

[prisperview]

Prisperview’s 2017 Year Reflection

Worldwide Favorites

Women’s March

Lady Gaga at Superbowl LI in Houston

Marriage legalization and improved LGBT+ Rights around the world

Solar Eclipse

Worldwide Worsts

Trump and most things American government

Hurricane Harvey and Irma

Neo Nazis

Hollywood Sexual Assault crackdown (but also positive because we acknowledged the individuals who spoke up about it)

Las Vegas, O2 Arena, and Sutherland Springs attack and all gun violence without reformed laws

Music

Favorite albums of 2017

Atom Bomb (1999) - The Strike (for some reason, this album doesn’t exist anymore?) | Fav Song: Atom Bomb

Christine And The Queens (2015) - Christine And The Queens (Heloise became my new style icon) | Fav song: Tilted

Live and Let Ghosts (2008) - Jukebox the Ghost (I listened to it multiple times a day) | Fav song: Victoria

Harry Styles - Harry Styles (who do you think I am of course its on the list) |Fav song: Woman

Flicker - Niall Horan (see above) |Fav song: On My Own

Something To Tell You - HAIM (new old favorites!) |Fav song: Little of Your Love

You - EP - dodie (never followed her before, but her music is great) |Fav song: In the Middle

Steven Universe Vol.1 (Original Soundtrack)- (because its Steven Universe) | Fav song: Peace and Love

The Best of Kate Miller-Heidke: Act One (2016) - KMH | Fav song: Australian Idol

Other favorite songs

Footloose - Kenny Loggins

State of Mind - Satchmode

Basically any song on the Footloose AU playlist

Anniversary - Autoheart (Top song of 2017 according to Spotify)

Liam and Louis’ solo songs/collabs

Sonsick - San Fermin

La La Land Soundtrack

All I Ask - Adele

Light Up by Mutemath

More songs by Jukebox the Ghost

Boom Boom - Donora

Moana Soundtrack

You Knew - Mother Falcon 

Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! - Kishi Bashi

You! Me! Dancing!  - Los Campesinos

Books

Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon

I re-read An Invisible Sign of my Own by Aimee Bender

I finally finished the Harry Potter Series!

(Fanfics count too, right?)

I got into podfics:

In Dreams by dolce_piccante (podfic) - the first podfic I fell in love with

Naked and Proud by kiwikero (podfic) - absolutely hilarious. I listened to this while working on portfolio applications

The Bucky Barnes Recovery Project: A series by FrostyEmma - I was obsessed with this during the spring

I’d Rather Hear my Dog Bark at a Crow by sunsetmog - I never thought I’d be into Tomlinshaw (or this super NSFW fic dont @ me) but I was up for hours trying to read this in one sitting

Couer du soleil by messofgorgeouschaos - havent finished it yet, but easily a favorite (Ot5!)

YouTube/Podcasts

Dan and Phil - never thought I’d get back into them after 2013 but here I am and I’m having a good time

The Drawfee Channel 

SprinkleofChatter - Louise’s vlogs made doing my hair on Sunday mornings easier

TalkDirection (podcast)-  not listening as much as I used to, but Caitlin and Cara are still good, especially around Harry’s album release time

What Should We Draw? (podcast)

MBMBaM (podcast) - new favorites!

Movies

La La Land (2016)

Trolls (2016) - it was good okay? Anna Kendrick is an all time fav

Wonder Woman - duh

The Big Sick -even though I just saw it a few nights ago

The Wind Rises (2013) - a studio ghibli movie

The First Monday in May (2016) - a documentary about putting together The Met Ball

One Small Hitch (2013) - indie film I found cute

Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl (2015)

TV

Andi Mack - !!! that’s all I can say. 

Silver Spoon - 1 of the 2 anime I watched in the past year

Terrace House: Aloha State

Hjørdis - A short feel good series

Criminal Minds - my sister brought this into our house and its our new family show

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - another show my sister brought up and we bond over it now

Stranger Things Season 2 

Voltron

Sherlock S4 - sucked

I watched a lot of Justice League/DC cartoons from the early 2000s to get ready for WW

Good Girls Revolt - though I never made it all the way through

Art

The DnP Terrarium!

LA LA Land gif

Got into an art school though I didn’t go (again)

Almost did a commission for someone

I did sell art!

Sold something on RedBubble

Fake music festival poster

Participating in the Phandom Big Bang

School

Finally started attending college

Got A’s in all classes. Out of 3 classes, don’t get excited

Learned more about Mathematics and coding

Life

Got closer to my sister

Brother moved out

Got back in touch with church

Reconnected with friend after 10 years

Found some hair solutions

I’m Bisexual! - that’s been creeping up on me since 8th grade and I finally ‘labeled’ it in 2016

Favorite Thrift Finds

Striped knit shirt

Brown ankle boots

Floral romper

Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink - a book I loved in 4th grade that I thought I’d never see again

Vermont Teddy Bear Factory Tee

One Direction Where We Are Tour 2014 shirt!!! - that I’ll only wear once a year on July 23

Wrap around skirt

Fancy too-short romper I have yet to wear

Friends

Getting ice cream w/ the gang over spring break

Spending multiple hours @ Fuddruckers catching up w/ church friends

Going to see Sorcerer’s Stone in concert with M and D

That day O and I spent together where I was in hysterics over making music with water bottles

Late nights with my sister watching CM

S’s Grad party

Getting my ears pierced with B

Learning to Longboard

Cold playground chat with C

The Park wth C even though I wanted to puke after the fireworks thing

Hours long talks and BG with T

Finding and connecting with A and everyone else in small group, especially K, G, and E

Getting to know Tumblr mutuals better and gaining some new internet acquaintances

Joyfuls

Going to the theater to see LA LA Land by myself

Finally painting the game room

Waking up at 2 am to listen to Sign of the Times live

I started learning to play the ukulele

Making colored queues

Camping with the college ministry

Birthday with church friends

B’s end-of-Summer get together

Made a Link costume for my first Halloween party ever

Not-as-Joyfuls

H’s suicide, other deaths at old school and 13 reasons why

That one confrontation by an older family “friend”  in July - ouch 

Not being able to do VBS

More hair loss

College upsets

Every single conversation I had w/ my parents about the future

Seeing my friends hurt

Things I’m looking forward to in 2018

Getting to know friends better

More art

I might make a zine

Finding more good music/movies

Reading more

The different opportunities I could take

The Winter Olympics

Getting out of my little area of Texas maybe?

Finishing my first year of college

Dogs :)

Anything else positive that the world throws at us ★

[richmegavideo]

Lil Dicky – Earth (CLEAN CENSORED VERSION)

Play this one for your kids! For more information on how to save the Earth go to http://bit.ly/2V99IF4

To purchase or stream Earth go to http://bit.ly/2ItPj7G

"Earth"

Song:

Written by: David Burd, Benjamin Levin, Magnus August Høiberg, Josh Coleman and Jamil Chammas Produced by: Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat Mixed by: Serban Ghenea Vocals by: Lil Dicky Additional Vocals by: Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Halsey, Zac Brown, Brendon Urie, Hailee Steinfeld, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop Dogg, Kevin Hart, Adam Levine, Shawn Mendes, Charlie Puth, SIA, Miley Cyrus, Lil Jon, Rita Ora, Miguel, Katy Perry, Lil Yachty, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, Joel Embiid, Tory Lanez, John Legend, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Psy, Kris Wu Choir Vocals by: Denise Janae, Naari Michele, Tiffany Palmer, Onitsha Shaw, George Potts, Mark Hood Drums/Percussion by: Chris Dave Choir Coordination by Anthony Evans for Sherman James Productions

Music Video:

Created by RYOT

Directed By: Nigel Tierney Federico Heller

Produced By: Zeda Stone Michael Broccolo Nigel Tierney German Heller

Executive Producers: Mike Hertz Scooter Braun Zeda Stone Nigel Tierney

Head of Story: Steven Gordon

Art Direction: Ricky Baba Patrick Moss

Music Video Mixer/Sound Designer: Erik Lohr

Production Supervisor: Crystal Tierney

Animation Producer: German Heller

Head of Production: Matías Bossié

Art Director: Federico Carlini

CG Producer: Santiago Tereso

Animation Producers: Marco Lococo Julian Dorado

Head of CG - Alejandro Turano

Live Action Intro: Director - Tony Yacenda MV Executive Producer - Jacki Calleiro MD / Executive Producer - Lisa Margulis EP / Head of Production - Elizabeth Minzes Producer - Jona Ward Director of Photography - Adam Bricker Production Designer - Almitra Corey Casting - Good People Casting / Cindy Estada

Editor- Patrick Tuck / Rock Paper Scissors Prop Master - Rose Leiker Prop Asst. - Christopher Labasbas Set Decorator - Lizzie Boyle Lead Person - Minh-Triet "Anthony” Nguyen Set Dresser - Andy Rines

Gang Boss - Ed Lassak G+E Driver - Renee Guy MoHo Driver- Martin Perez

Artist Make Up - Golden Sun Shyne Artist Hair - Andrea Jackson Cast Make Up - Jacque Piotrowski Stylist - Chloe Badawy Asst. Stylist - David Gangel Craft Services - Yaxkin Garcia Medic - Gary Gomez Studio Teacher - Phil Eisenhower

Production Assistants: Mike Fecadu Zach Dripps Olivia Hogan Ed Craig Travis Fischer Steve Hulse Akeem Glenn Marc Schnieder Logan Alexander Kira Colas

Talent: Ring Leader - Vallon Deville Middle Kid - Gabriel Brown Younger Kid - Devin Carey Skater - Cree Kawa Convenience Store Owner - Jason Nott BG Talent Casting - Atmosphere Casting

Trailers: Trailer Editor: Mary Ahlman Graphic Design: Ricky Baba Sound Design: Erik Lohr

Website: Tutorial Video Editor: Mary Ahlman Tutorial Video Editor: Ryan Eakins Tutorial Video Editor: Eric Martin Sound Design: John Adams Color: Lookwell Color // Loren White VFX & Motion Graphics: DYAD // Fernando Rodriguez Post Supervisor - Jason Alexander Graphic Design - Aisha Yousaf Web Producer: Eric Day Lead Web Developer: Zach Tauber UX/UI Design: Predrag Markovic Copywriter: Jeff Sloniker

Special Thanks: The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Justin Winters Karl Burkhart Edward Bell Scooter Braun Projects Shauna Nep Jackie Augustus Rogers & Cowan Sacks & Co

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[smartrecoverybc]

Lil Dicky - Earth (Official Music Video)

For more information on how to save the Earth go to https://welovetheearth.org To purchase or stream Earth go to https://LilDicky.lnk.to/Earth "Earth" Song: Written by: David Burd, Benjamin Levin, Magnus August Høiberg, Josh Coleman and Jamil Chammas Produced by: Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat Mixed by: Serban Ghenea Vocals by: Lil Dicky Additional Vocals by: Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Halsey, Zac Brown, Brendon Urie, Hailee Steinfeld, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop Dogg, Kevin Hart, Adam Levine, Shawn Mendes, Charlie Puth, SIA, Miley Cyrus, Lil Jon, Rita Ora, Miguel, Katy Perry, Lil Yachty, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, Joel Embiid, Tory Lanez, John Legend, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Psy, Kris Wu Choir Vocals by: Denise Janae, Naari Michele, Tiffany Palmer, Onitsha Shaw, George Potts, Mark Hood Drums/Percussion by: Chris Dave Choir Coordination by  Anthony Evans for Sherman James Productions Music Video: Created by RYOT Directed By: Nigel Tierney Federico Heller Produced By: Zeda Stone Michael Broccolo Nigel Tierney German Heller Executive Producers: Mike Hertz Scooter Braun Zeda Stone Nigel Tierney Head of Story: Steven Gordon Art Direction: Ricky Baba Patrick Moss Music Video Mixer/Sound Designer: Erik Lohr Production Supervisor: Crystal Tierney Animation Producer: German Heller Head of Production: Matías Bossié Art Director: Federico Carlini CG Producer: Santiago Tereso Animation Producers: Marco Lococo Julian Dorado Head of CG - Alejandro Turano Live Action Intro: Director - Tony Yacenda MV Executive Producer - Jacki Calleiro MD / Executive Producer - Lisa Margulis EP / Head of Production - Elizabeth Minzes Producer - Jona Ward Director of Photography - Adam Bricker Production Designer - Almitra Corey Casting - Good People Casting / Cindy Estada Editor- Patrick Tuck / Rock Paper Scissors Prop Master - Rose Leiker Prop Asst. - Christopher Labasbas Set Decorator - Lizzie Boyle Lead Person - Minh-Triet "Anthony” Nguyen Set Dresser - Andy Rines Gang Boss -  Ed Lassak G+E Driver - Renee Guy MoHo Driver-  Martin Perez Artist Make Up  - Golden Sun Shyne Artist Hair - Andrea Jackson Cast Make Up - Jacque Piotrowski Stylist - Chloe Badawy Asst. Stylist - David Gangel Craft Services - Yaxkin Garcia Medic - Gary Gomez Studio Teacher - Phil Eisenhower Production Assistants: Mike Fecadu Zach Dripps Olivia Hogan Ed Craig Travis Fischer Steve Hulse Akeem Glenn Marc Schnieder Logan Alexander Kira Colas Talent: Ring Leader - Vallon Deville Middle Kid - Gabriel Brown Younger Kid - Devin Carey Skater - Cree Kawa Convenience Store Owner - Jason Nott BG Talent Casting - Atmosphere Casting Trailers: Trailer Editor: Mary Ahlman Graphic Design: Ricky Baba Sound Design: Erik Lohr Website: Tutorial Video Editor: Mary Ahlman Tutorial Video Editor: Ryan Eakins Tutorial Video Editor: Eric Martin Sound Design: John Adams Color: Lookwell Color // Loren White VFX & Motion Graphics: DYAD // Fernando Rodriguez Post Supervisor - Jason Alexander Graphic Design - Aisha Yousaf Web Producer: Eric Day Lead Web Developer: Zach Tauber UX/UI Design: Predrag Markovic Copywriter: Jeff Sloniker Special Thanks: The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Justin Winters Karl Burkhart Edward Bell Scooter Braun Projects Shauna Nep Jackie Augustus Rogers & Cowan Sacks & Co

[trapangeles]

Lil Dicky - Earth (Official Music Video)

For more information on how to change the world go to https://welovetheearth.org

To purchase or stream Earth go to https://LilDicky.lnk.to/Earth

"Earth"

Song:

Written by: David Burd, Benjamin Levin, Magnus August Høiberg, Josh Coleman and Jamil Chammas Produced by: Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat Mixed by: Serban Ghenea Vocals by: Lil Dicky Additional Vocals by: Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Halsey, Zac Brown, Brendon Urie, Hailee Steinfeld, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop Dogg, Kevin Hart, Adam Levine, Shawn Mendes, Charlie Puth, SIA, Miley Cyrus, Lil Jon, Rita Ora, Miguel, Katy Perry, Lil Yachty, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, Joel Embiid, Tory Lanez, John Legend, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Psy, Kris Wu Choir Vocals by: Denise Janae, Naari Michele, Tiffany Palmer, Onitsha Shaw, George Potts, Mark Hood Drums/Percussion by: Chris Dave

Music Video:

Created by RYOT

Directed By: Nigel Tierney Federico Heller

Produced By: Zeda Stone Michael Broccolo Nigel Tierney German Heller

Executive Producers: Mike Hertz Scooter Braun Zeda Stone Nigel Tierney

Head of Story: Steven Gordon

Art Direction: Ricky Baba Patrick Moss

Music Video Mixer/Sound Designer: Erik Lohr

Production Supervisor: Crystal Tierney

Animation Producer: German Heller

Head of Production: Matías Bossié

Art Director: Federico Carlini

CG Producer: Santiago Tereso

Animation Producers: Marco Lococo Julian Dorado

Head of CG - Alejandro Turano

Live Action Intro: Director - Tony Yacenda MV Executive Producer - Jacki Calleiro MD / Executive Producer - Lisa Margulis EP / Head of Production - Elizabeth Minzes Producer - Jona Ward Director of Photography - Adam Bricker Production Designer - Almitra Corey Casting - Good People Casting / Cindy Estada

Editor- Patrick Tuck / Rock Paper Scissors Prop Master - Rose Leiker Prop Asst. - Christopher Labasbas Set Decorator - Lizzie Boyle Lead Person - Minh-Triet "Anthony” Nguyen Set Dresser - Andy Rines

Gang Boss - Ed Lassak G+E Driver - Renee Guy MoHo Driver- Martin Perez

Artist Make Up - Golden Sun Shyne Artist Hair - Andrea Jackson Cast Make Up - Jacque Piotrowski Stylist - Chloe Badawy Asst. Stylist - David Gangel Craft Services - Yaxkin Garcia Medic - Gary Gomez Studio Teacher - Phil Eisenhower

Production Assistants: Mike Fecadu Zach Dripps Olivia Hogan Ed Craig Travis Fischer Steve Hulse Akeem Glenn Marc Schnieder Logan Alexander Kira Colas

Talent: Ring Leader - Vallon Deville Middle Kid - Gabriel Brown Younger Kid - Devin Carey Skater - Cree Kawa Convenience Store Owner - Jason Nott BG Talent Casting - Atmosphere Casting

Trailers: Trailer Editor: Mary Ahlman Graphic Design: Ricky Baba Sound Design: Erik Lohr

Website: Tutorial Video Editor: Mary Ahlman Tutorial Video Editor: Ryan Eakins Tutorial Video Editor: Eric Martin Sound Design: John Adams Color: Lookwell Color // Loren White VFX & Motion Graphics: DYAD // Fernando Rodriguez Post Supervisor - Jason Alexander Graphic Design - Aisha Yousaf Web Producer: Eric Day Lead Web Developer: Zach Tauber UX/UI Design: Predrag Markovic Copywriter: Jeff Sloniker

Special Thanks: The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Justin Winters Karl Burkhart Edward Bell Scooter Braun Projects Shauna Nep Jackie Augustus Rogers & Cowan Sacks & Co

[the-record-newspaper]

MerleFest is here!

                                                  Kris Kristofferson

MerleFest 2018 is here. The festival, presented by Window World, kicks off  Thursday, April 26, at 2:30 p.m., and runs through Sunday, April 29; an estimated 75,000-plus participants will gather at this year’s annual homecoming of musicians and music lovers to celebrate the world renowned MerleFest.

With over 120 artists performing on 13 stages spread across campus, MerleFest fans have come to expect the unexpected. Late night jam sessions, band competitions, special guests onstage, impromptu dance parties and one-time-only musical collaborations are all a part of the fabric of MerleFest – and a testament to the enduring vision of Doc Watson and the Watson family.

A key part of this vision is Doc’s love of “traditional plus” music, a moniker he created to describe a unique mix of music based on the traditional, roots-oriented sounds of the Appalachian Mountain region, including bluegrass and old-time, and expanded to include Americana, country, blues, rock and “whatever other styles we were in the mood to play.” Today, this spirit means that country music star Jamey Johnson will rub shoulders with bluegrass visionary Rhiannon Giddens, folk legend Kris Kristofferson will play the same stage as the Steep Canyon Rangers and Steve Martin. As the nation’s largest roots and Americana festival, MerleFest has room for all those who treasure musical tradition.

“The programming this year is incredibly diverse in both musical styling, origin, culture, and gender. We have artists/bands from Australia, Canada, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Sweden, Ireland, Cuba, and the United States on our 2018 lineup and we couldn’t be more excited to showcase that talent on our 13 stages. Thursday kicks off with the Kruger Brothers and follows with Kris Kristofferson, Robert Earl Keen, and The Mavericks and continues through the weekend with Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn, Jamey Johnson, Sam Bush, Mandolin Orange, Jerry Douglas and Tommy Emmanuel, Rhiannon Giddens, Alison Brown, and Steep Canyon Rangers with Steve Martin, just to name a few. It’s sure to be a great year of music, moments, and memories!” states MerleFest Artist Relations Manager Steve Johnson.

Returning band members of Town Mountain are proud to be a part of this year’s MerleFest celebration. "For most of us, on either side of the stage, MerleFest kicks off the beginning of the festival season and that couldn't be more welcomed at the end of a long winter. The significance of MerleFest is one that cannot be summed up in a quote or maybe even a textbook. But if you've been, then you know how important it is to the whole acoustic music community and beyond! There's nothing that feels better then to take part in an event that celebrates the lives of Merle, Doc and Rosa Lee Watson, true royalty in American music," says banjo player Jesse Langlais.

For MerleFest 2018, Town Mountain and noted songwriter Jim Lauderdale​ ​will host the Midnight Jam​, presented by renowned music publication BGS​ at the Walker Center. Starting at 10:30 p.m. and running well past midnight, the 2018 Midnight Jam will feature a very special Doc Watson Tribute.

In addition to Lauderdale and Town Mountain, the Midnight Jam will host a wide array of talent, including performances by Buddy Miller, Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen, John Cowan, Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz of Mandolin Orange, Bryan Sutton, and many more. A separate ticket is required and available for purchase by four-day, three-day and Saturday ticket holders. Town Mountain will also host the Saturday Night Barn Dance,​ another Merlefest moment not to be missed; the lively and loud event starts at 7:45 p.m. on the Dance Stage​.

In addition to musical performances, MerleFest offers special activities and unique shopping options. The Shoppes at MerleFest is a centrally-located shopping village that features demonstrating artisans, vendors, convenience foods, official MerleFest memorabilia and services such as first aid, lost and found, and Internet access.

The Dance Stage and the Mayes Pit (Thompson Hall) will both feature various workshops and dance instruction, offering attendees plenty of opportunity to cut loose. The Pickin’ Place provides musicians of all levels and genres to meet old friends and make new ones while singing and playing their favorite tunes together. Other activities include backstage tours and a new interactive display in the MerleFest Museum.

New at MerleFest 2018 is the Blue Ridge Music Trails of North Carolina showcase sponsored by the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Be sure to drop by the Plaza Stage for special sets featuring North  Carolina artists including David Holt, Tony Williamson, Laura Boosinger, Presley Barker, plus many others. These special sets are Friday from 3:30-5:30, Saturday from 5:00-7:00, and Sunday from 10:00-11:15.

MerleFest is meant to be a fun, educational experience for children, too. Children are taught about roots music through listening and are given opportunities to play music for themselves through experiences like the Instrument Petting Zoo. The festival also supports youth who already play music by providing them with performance opportunities in the Acoustic Kids Showcases hosted by musician Andy Mayand held on Friday and Saturday of MerleFest.

During the festival, the Little Pickers Stage offers great performances geared towards entertaining kids and their families. The Little Pickers Family Area is enhanced with crafts, face-painting, games, storytelling, a large grassy play area, and the opportunity to take pictures with MerleFest’s official mascot, Flattop the raccoon. Because of the emphasis on family, many children have grown up among the MerleFest stages, later becoming performers themselves and returning with their own kids back to participate in this legendary weekend of music.

Beginners and yogis alike are welcome to start their day with a little Downward Facing Dog; a yoga class will be offered on Friday at 9:30 a.m. on the Dance Stage. The Nature Walks of the gardens and forest on the WCC campus are offered on Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the festival.

“For those wanting an affordable weekend getaway, MerleFest provides a true value to its customers,” said festival director Ted Hagaman. “The admission prices are extremely reasonable – especially considering that we feature over 120 acts on 13 stages. Also, there are no hidden charges. We provide free parking, a free shuttle that will deliver you to the entrance, a free program guide, and all children 12 and under are admitted free with a paid adult. In addition, our Little Pickers Family Area offers each child the opportunity to make crafts and participate in several interactive exhibits – all free of charge.”

MerleFest 2018 is presented by Window World. MerleFest is grateful to over 100 sponsors and advertisers for their support in making the event possible, including Pepsi, WXII 12, Krispy Kreme, YES! Weekly, Carolina West Wireless, Wake Forest Baptist Health Wilkes Medical Center, The Birthplace of Country Music, WTQR Q104.1 New Country, The Law Offices of Timothy D. Welborn, WSMW 98.7 Simon, G&B Energy, Lowes Foods, WAME Real Country 92.9 FM / 550 AM, Winston-Salem Journal, WOXL 98.1 The River, Tyson, Explore Boone, WBRF Classic Country 98.1, Knee-Deep in Bluegrass, WPAQ 740 AM, Burger King, Vannoy Construction, WNCW 88.7, RaysWeather.com, WFNZ 610 AM and 102.5 FM The Fan, WLNK 107.9 The Link, and Curtis Media Group. A complete listing of all MerleFest sponsors and additional information about all aspects of the festival can be found athttp://merlefest.org/sponsors/.

Tickets for the festival may be purchased at www.MerleFest.org or by calling 1-800-343-7857. MerleFest offers a tiered pricing structure and encourages fans to take advantage of the early bird discount; Early Bird Tier 2 tickets will be on sale through April 25. Tickets will be sold using Tier 3 pricing at the gate during the festival.

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Match Report: Footy McFootface vs Brudenell Groove F.C.

The beautiful game is loved for its unique ability to throw up a romantic result at the most unlikely of times, with the underdogs of this world looking to FA Cup minnows and Europa League also-rans for inspiration when taking on their own personal Everests. With memories of Ben Watson’s header slaying City in 2013, the elation of Greece in 2004 and that famous night in Istanbul where Djimi Traore sneaked away with Maldini’s winner’s medal, league freshers Brudenell Groove stepped up against table toppers Footy McFootface with hope in their hearts and steely determination in their eyes, and after a hard fought game with plenty of action, proudly added their name to that famous list of footballing Davids that couldn’t quite defeat Goliath.

Still celebrating last week’s historic draw, and with We Are Kaka’s vexed midfielder still resolutely refusing to leave his car, team BG started strongly. Clearly a team with class throughout the squad, Footy McFootface dominated possession, but found a disciplined set of Groovers hard to break down, and it wasn’t long before a lightning speed counter attack saw an in form Birdy smash in after being released by a typically twisty Kemp flick. Going off script like PGinho at an end of year awards ceremony, Groove gave as good as they got, trading goals evenly with their surprised opponents as Birdy notched four girls before the halftime oranges had been sliced.

Footy McFootface had their own star to look to, however, exploiting any opportunity they could to get the ball to a big lad up front with a killer touch, a sniper’s shot and an absolute world-class moan. Typically tenacious work from the fire-bellied McLaughlin, sub-zero Tidmarsh and PGinho’s comrade from the streets of Brazil, Dave, could only stem the flow for so long, and at half time the pundits had their “we told you so” lines prepared as Groove went in 7-5 down.

You could see that legs were a little heavier as the second half got underway, but with Amis showing De Gea like distribution and the ever solid Tidmarsh instilling the “pass and groove” philosophy that the team is built around, BG still looked dangerous on the break. Footy McFootface continued the barrage, but despite a few quality finishes they couldn’t quite put the gritty Groovers to bed, a defensive mixup handing McLaughlin a chance which was seen off as ruthlessly as the last half gram at a Back To Basics after party.

As the frantic play continued, an opportunistic strike from the irrepressible Dave added to a timeless PGinho drive, a daisy cutter that will surely go down with Gordon, Charlie and Derren as one of the greatest Browns of our time, and offered resurgent hope as BG attempted to regain a foothold in the game. Scoring so many goals against such a well organised Footy McFootface backline was, some would say, a triumph in itself, though their own 12 strikes would put a more tangible victory just out of BGFC’s reach.

Refusing to let their heads go down, Groove went into the last ten with goals on the mind, and after good work from Dave, Kemp spun away from the last defender and sped down the left channel. About to pull the trigger, his legs were swiped from beneath him, his head bouncing off the turf with a thud loud enough to wake the now severely malnourished We Are Kaka wobbler from his week-long in-car slumber. Stepping up in a daze and with little idea of his surroundings, Kemp stumbled over to the penalty spot, responding instinctively to a disembodied call of “Andy, you take it mate” from somewhere in the star-spangled ether. Head spinning, he swung a boot and struck it firmly into the top corner of the goal, watching in hazy-eyed awe as all three of the goalkeepers made glorious saves in tandem, throwing themselves to their left like synchronized divers at a head-injury induced olympics.

The final few minutes, and indeed for Kemp the rest of the night, passed in a beautiful blur, with Dave poking home again before the referee blew time on a hard-earned 12-9 victory for Footy McFootface. League champions, they walked off to collect their deserved medals, but true to form the Groove warriors walked off into the cold night with smiles of their own, knowing full well that the real victor was - yes, you guessed it - football itself.

Goals: Birdy 4 Dave 2 PGino 2 McLaughlin 1 Match report by Andrew Kemp

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You like that? Ten takeaways from Eagles 30, Redskins 17

Though far from perfect and somewhat Pyrrhic, it’s hard to find much to complain about when you open the season with a 30 to 17 road win over a division rival.

The Eagles beat Washington for the first time since 2014, almost three years to the day that Taylor Swift’s “Shake it Off” climbed to the top of the Billboard 100 charts. Five losses and 36 months later, Doug Pederson is getting a sideline Gatorade bath while Taylor drops some really weird shit. 

Ironically, it was a questionable call that sealed the deal for the Birds, when Brandon Graham’s fourth quarter strip of Kirk Cousins was allowed to stand despite what I thought looked pretty damn close to a throwing motion. Cousins turned the ball over three times as the Skins’ offense generated just 264 yards at home.

Ten observations:

1. Establishing momentum, then killing it

I loved the first play deep look for Torrey Smith, followed by a couple of confidence-boosting catches for Nelson Agholor. You saw a lot of that in the Week 1 college and NFL games, with coaches trying to establish rhythm and timing for their quarterbacks and receivers.

After the 58 yard touchdown pass to Agholor, Pederson then made one of his worst calls of the game with that motion/flat pass/bubble screen combination. Theoretically, I understand that you want to keep that momentum going and get the ball in Agholor’s hands again, but it ended up becoming a horrendous turnover after a really poor pass from Carson Wentz.

Also, take a look at Smith’s Odubel Herrera-esque effort in recovering the loose ball:

Not the time to get cute, that's on Doug http://pic.twitter.com/WfJ5e0O6SB

— The Bitter Birds (@AdrianFedkiw) September 10, 2017

For what it’s worth, this is what Pederson said post-game when asked about that play:

“It’s a run, and based on what the defense does, (Wentz) has the ability to throw it. Not talking about where he throws, but what Nelson (Agholor) does with the ball when he gets it.”

Whatever that meant.

In hindsight, Wentz does deserve a lot of blame for that sequence.

2. More blunt than Blount

LeGarrette Blount finished with 14 carries for 46 yards, averaging 3.3 per touch, with his longest run going seven yards.

His biggest contribution was actually in the passing game, with a one-yard touchdown catch to start the second quarter. It was the second TD reception of his ENTIRE career, coming off the heels of a 2016 season where he finished with just seven total catches.

By my count, he only ran for one first down in this game. He was used three other times in short-yardage situations, the most prominent of which was the second scoring series, on the first play inside the red zone from two yards out. The Eagles also opened the second half by running him out of the shotgun for whatever reason, and there was another situation later in the third quarter when the line opened up a huge hole that he couldn’t get through fast enough, turning a 10+ yard gain into a five yard gain.

One of the things I did like about Blount’s usage was that off-tackle/bunch formation look, which essentially gave him a couple of lead blockers without needing a fullback to run between the tackles.

This was the setup used twice in the game, where that cluster of blockers would immediately engage two linebackers and a corner at the second level of attack:

3. 60/40 is what you’re going to get

The Birds threw it 39 times and ran it 24 times for a 62% to 38% pass/run split.

That’s in a ballgame where they controlled the clock for 34:16, compared to Washington’s 25:44.

You might have been clamoring for Pederson to run it more based on that skew, but context doesn’t really seem to matter much in that department. 60/40 is pretty much what you’re going to get, even in a road game where you earn four takeaways and run more total plays (65) than the opponent (61).

It’s in Doug’s DNA, just like it was in Andy Reid’s DNA. For what it’s worth, Andy threw it 35 times and ran it 27 times in the Chiefs’ big win over the Pats on Thursday night.

Only twice last season did Doug Pederson run the ball more than he threw it. The first instance was the 24-19 Week 16 home win that kept the Giants out of the playoffs. Pederson ran it 30 times and threw it 25 times in that game. The second instance was the Falcons win, which featured 38 runs and 36 passes.

Every other game was pass-heavy:

Week 17: win against Dallas backups – 43 pass, 30 rush (61/39 split)

Week 15: Ravens loss – 42 pass, 38 rush (53/47 split)

Week 14: Skins loss – 46 pass, 26 rush (64/36 split)

Week 13: Bengals loss – 60 pass, 19 rush (76/24 split)

Week 12: Packers loss – 36 pass, 18 rush (67/33 split)

Week 11: Seahawks loss – 45 pass, 26 rush (63/37 split)

Week 9: Giants loss – 47 pass, 25 rush (65/35 split)

Week 8: Cowboys overtime loss – 44 pass, 24 rush (65/35 split)

Week 7: Vikings win – 28 pass, 26 rush (52/48 split)

Week 6: Skins loss – 22 pass, 21 rush (51/49 split)

Week 5: Lions loss – 33 pass, 21 rush (61/39 split)

Week 3: Steelers win – 31 pass, 30 rush (51/49 split)

Week 2: Bears win – 34 pass, 32 rush (52/48 split)

Week 1: Browns win – 37 pass, 34 rush (52/48 split)

It’s almost like you can feel him trying to be balanced early in the season.

4. How the new guys make the returning guys better

By halftime, Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith were targeted four times combined for one catch and 14 total yards.

Agholor had four grabs for 83 yards and a touchdown on six total targets.

Go figure, right?

The flip side of the slow start for Wentz’s new weapons was that it opened up the field for Agholor and Zach Ertz, who really took advantage of having Jeffery and Smith drawing attention elsewhere. The positive is that Jeffery did finish with seven targets, while Smith would have easily crested 75 yards if Wentz had hit him in stride over-the-top on two occasions where he got by Josh Norman.

The final stats:

I thought Zach Ertz had an underrated performance. He snagged all eight passes that were thrown in his direction.

According to Pro Football Focus, the Eagles lined him up 15 times at tight end, 14 times in the slot, and 10 times as a wide out. That’s excellent versatility for a guy who should be entering the prime of his career.

Joe Giglio over at 94 WIP dropped a great Ertz statistic.

First 62 career games:

Zach Ertz: 255 catches, 2,933 yards

Tony Gonzalez: 256 catches, 2,955 yards

Jason Witten: 248 catches, 2,776 yards

— Joe Giglio (@JoeGiglioSports) September 10, 2017

5. Winning despite…

In this game the Eagles…

missed an extra point

turned it over twice

whiffed on the easiest sack of all-time

suffered injuries to their best cornerback, their left tackle, and kicker

…and still won against a division rival on the road.

For Philly fans, the overcoming of that sort of misfortune is a rarity.

6. I don’t need to see replays of a guy dislocating his ankle

We knew it was bad when we first saw Ronald Darby go down on that shitty field.

I don’t need to see it ten times in a row.

The Eagles only dressed three corners for this game, but Jaylen Watkins (CB/S hybrid) and Patrick Robinson did a really nice job of stepping up when Darby went out injured. We’ll get an update on his injury status on Monday.

7. A lack of control in the hand

This was the play that sealed the game for the Birds:

Fletchhhhhhhh (Pt. 2)

BG with the forced fumble, Fletcher does the rest. #FlyEaglesFly http://pic.twitter.com/a9k4cfc5vF

— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) September 10, 2017

Anyway, is the arm coming forward? Is the ball already out before contact is made? It’s really hard to tell, but I thought for sure they would overrule the call on the field (fumble and touchdown).

According to the Washington Post, this was the explanation the officials gave:

“Referee Brad Allen said he called a fumble because of “lack of control in the hand.” He said he saw an empty hand as Cousins’s arm went forward, and there was not enough evidence to overturn the call following video review.”

Makes sense to me.

Kirk Cousins said this after the game –

“I don’t have a whole lot to say just because I haven’t seen it yet – except for on the Jumbotron. We’d like to think that we had a chance there to get the ball back, but I always expect when the play is allowed to be reviewed and they can go over it again that they’re going to make the right call and you saw their decision. Tough one, but there are so many other plays in the game that lead to that moment that I really think are more important and more telling of why it didn’t go our way at the end.”

That last part is the real story here. The three turnovers prior to that really killed the Skins, especially that red zone interception when Cousins had eight guys gunning for him.

He was under pressure on 19-of-47 drop backs and sacked four times.

8. Doug’s worst call?

There are a few candidates. The Agholor run/pass/bubble screen/whatever was one of them. There was another bubble type of play where Wentz threw another flat pass behind the line of scrimmage on a third and ten.

Pederson also burned a timeout just before the two-minute warning, only to kick a field goal anyway (which was probably the right call ultimately).

It’s easy to rip Doug (and then pile on), but let’s at least give the guy some credit for coaching his team to a 13-point road win over a division rival. It’s a big victory on the heels of a loser ex-GM criticizing you for no apparent reason, followed by a speculative story about how the defensive coordinator wants to be the head coach.

Doug Pederson just got a Gatorade bath. Wonder if that was a message.

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) September 10, 2017

9. Doug’s best call?

I liked the Blount touchdown pass, which had a busy shift going on before the snap, then continued with a target for the least likely candidate on the field:

Carson Wentz finds LeGarrette Blount for the short TD, Eagles lead 14-0.

Carson Wentz today: 8/10, 102 yards, 2 TDs. http://pic.twitter.com/NsayBobnoU

— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) September 10, 2017

I also thought his best decisions weren’t necessarily play calls, but the confidence he showed in Caleb Sturgis and the defense to get the job done in a couple of different scenarios.

10 . Most awkward moment of game…

Was it the goofy Mike Pereira and Dean Blandino cut-in?

Or was it Terry Bradshaw doing the FOX robot voice?

Pereira and Blandino in the most awkward family photo ever. http://pic.twitter.com/dtSFe8ia9z

— Dan Levy (@DanLevyThinks) September 10, 2017

“It’s a little bit of a different look for me. I’m used to being in the command center in New York, but this is just as exciting and just as fun.”

Thanks, Dean.

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Shell divests Gabon onshore assets for $587 mn

THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS: Royal Dutch Shell plc (Shell), through its affiliates, has reached an agreement with Assala Energy Holdings Ltd a portfolio company of The Carlyle Group (CG), to sell 100 percent of its Gabon onshore interests for $587 million.

Gabon, a country along the Atlantic coast of Central Africa. The sale & purchase agreement (SPA) expected to close in mid-2017.

The purchaser will also assume a debt of $285 million as part of the transaction. The purchaser will make additional payments up to a maximum of $150 million depending on production performance and commodity prices. The transaction will result in an impairment charge of $53 million post tax which will be taken in Q1 2017.

This transaction consists of all of Shell’s onshore oil and gas operations and related infrastructure in Gabon: five operated fields (Rabi, Toucan/Robin, Gamba/Ivinga, Koula/Damier, and Bende/M’Bassou/Totou), participation interest in four non-operated fields (Atora, Avocette/M’Boukou, Coucal, and Tsiengui West). As well as the associated infrastructure of the onshore pipeline system from Rabi to Gamba and the Gamba Southern export terminal.

As a result of the sale, some 430 local Shell employees will become part of Assala Energy at completion.

Assala will acquire these assets with equity from two Carlyle funds: Carlyle International Energy Partners (CIEP) and Carlyle Sub-Sahara Africa Partners (SSA).

Shell onshore in Gabon produced approximately forty-one thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2016 and Shell Trading (STASCO) will continue to have lifting rights from the assets for the coming 5 years.

“Shell is very proud of the strong legacy we have built in Gabon over the past 55 years. The decision to divest was not taken lightly, but it is consistent with Shell’s strategy to concentrate our Upstream footprint where we can be most competitive. Shell will continue to pursue opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa,” said Andy Brown, Shell’s upstream director.

“Together with recent divestments in the UK, Gulf of Mexico and Canada, this transaction shows the clear momentum behind Shell’s $30bn divestment programme, and it helps us to high-grade and simplifies our upstream portfolio following the acquisition of BG,” added Brown.

© Worldofchemicals News

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Project Finale- Post Card Art Project I

This is the project finale of the first Post Card Art Series, a collaborative art project done on postcards.

Group 01

Nora Buckley, Judy Bousquin, Wendy Wakeman, Beth Martinez

Group 02

Will Bond, Mandy Neff, Andi Turowsky, Joan Schwartz

Group 03

Maya, Beth Martinez, Will Bond, Lisa Ganci

Group 04

Nora Buckley, Chasia Platt, Lola Platt, Soni Clarke Lee

Group 05

David Michaud, Soni Clarke Lee, Joan Schwartz, Joss Ruckus

Group 06

Nora Buckley, John Intorcio, Soni Clarke Lee, Will Bond

Group 07

Margaret Gould, Nathan Furst, Suzanne Manzi, Rebecca Griffin

Group 08

Kelly Murphy, Wendy Wakeman, Mary Gould, Jie Chen

Group 09

Joss Ruckus, Bernie McGovern, Rich Salz, Whitney Perkins

Group 10

Rich Salz, Kelly Murphy, Maureen Crowley, Kelly Murphy

Group 11

Soni Clarke Lee, Andi Turowsky, Nora Buckley, Lola Platt

Group 12

Joan Schwartz, Helen Tanona, Garrett Brown, Lola Platt

Group 13

Chasia Platt, Lynn Barry, Aileen Dashurova, John Howe

Group 14

Bella Platt, William Zakkary Stinson, Bernie McGovern, Bala Kotharie

Group 15

Nathan Furst, William Zakkary Stinson, Joan Schwartz, Will Bond

Group 16

Victoria Platt, Kristen Mahoney, Mary Jo Stratton, Maureen Crowley

Group 17

William Zakkary Stinson, Millicent Wakeman, Ellie Mack, Lola Platt

Group 18

Phoebe Johnson, Will Bond, Nathan Furst, Lily Johnson

Group 19

Phoebe Johnson, Will Bond, Nathan Furst, Lily Johnson

Group 20

Lynn Barry, Lindsay Colley, Bella Platt, Nora Buckley

Group 21

Jennifer Brown, Millicent Wakeman, Mark Foreman, Nathan Furst

Group 22

William Zakkary Stinson, Jennifer Brown, Nora Buckley, David Gould

Group 23

Lynn Barry, Aileen Dashurova, Lola Platt, Aileen Dashurova

Group 24

Judy Bousquin, Lola Platt, Daniel Pereira, Mike Foreman

Group 25

Nora Buckley, Victoria Platt, Bella Platt, Millicent Wakeman

Group 26

Lola Platt, Tara Keogh, Tara Keogh, Lola Platt

Group 27

Tara Keogh, Parker, Nora Buckley, Joss Ruckus

Group 28

Tara Keogh, Parker, Nora Buckley, Joss Ruckus

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Lil Dicky – Earth (Official Music Video)

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"Earth"

Song:

Written by: David Burd, Benjamin Levin, Magnus August Høiberg, Josh Coleman and Jamil Chammas Produced by: Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat Mixed by: Serban Ghenea Vocals by: Lil Dicky Additional Vocals by: Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Halsey, Zac Brown, Brendon Urie, Hailee Steinfeld, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop Dogg, Kevin Hart, Adam Levine, Shawn Mendes, Charlie Puth, SIA, Miley Cyrus, Lil Jon, Rita Ora, Miguel, Katy Perry, Lil Yachty, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, Joel Embiid, Tory Lanez, John Legend, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Psy, Kris Wu Choir Vocals by: Denise Janae, Naari Michele, Tiffany Palmer, Onitsha Shaw, George Potts, Mark Hood Drums/Percussion by: Chris Dave Choir Coordination by Anthony Evans for Sherman James Productions

Music Video:

Created by RYOT

Directed By: Nigel Tierney Federico Heller

Produced By: Zeda Stone Michael Broccolo Nigel Tierney German Heller

Executive Producers: Mike Hertz Scooter Braun Zeda Stone Nigel Tierney

Head of Story: Steven Gordon

Art Direction: Ricky Baba Patrick Moss

Music Video Mixer/Sound Designer: Erik Lohr

Production Supervisor: Crystal Tierney

Animation Producer: German Heller

Head of Production: Matías Bossié

Art Director: Federico Carlini

CG Producer: Santiago Tereso

Animation Producers: Marco Lococo Julian Dorado

Head of CG - Alejandro Turano

Live Action Intro: Director - Tony Yacenda MV Executive Producer - Jacki Calleiro MD / Executive Producer - Lisa Margulis EP / Head of Production - Elizabeth Minzes Producer - Jona Ward Director of Photography - Adam Bricker Production Designer - Almitra Corey Casting - Good People Casting / Cindy Estada

Editor- Patrick Tuck / Rock Paper Scissors Prop Master - Rose Leiker Prop Asst. - Christopher Labasbas Set Decorator - Lizzie Boyle Lead Person - Minh-Triet "Anthony” Nguyen Set Dresser - Andy Rines

Gang Boss - Ed Lassak G+E Driver - Renee Guy MoHo Driver- Martin Perez

Artist Make Up - Golden Sun Shyne Artist Hair - Andrea Jackson Cast Make Up - Jacque Piotrowski Stylist - Chloe Badawy Asst. Stylist - David Gangel Craft Services - Yaxkin Garcia Medic - Gary Gomez Studio Teacher - Phil Eisenhower

Production Assistants: Mike Fecadu Zach Dripps Olivia Hogan Ed Craig Travis Fischer Steve Hulse Akeem Glenn Marc Schnieder Logan Alexander Kira Colas

Talent: Ring Leader - Vallon Deville Middle Kid - Gabriel Brown Younger Kid - Devin Carey Skater - Cree Kawa Convenience Store Owner - Jason Nott BG Talent Casting - Atmosphere Casting

Trailers: Trailer Editor: Mary Ahlman Graphic Design: Ricky Baba Sound Design: Erik Lohr

Website: Tutorial Video Editor: Mary Ahlman Tutorial Video Editor: Ryan Eakins Tutorial Video Editor: Eric Martin Sound Design: John Adams Color: Lookwell Color // Loren White VFX & Motion Graphics: DYAD // Fernando Rodriguez Post Supervisor - Jason Alexander Graphic Design - Aisha Yousaf Web Producer: Eric Day Lead Web Developer: Zach Tauber UX/UI Design: Predrag Markovic Copywriter: Jeff Sloniker

Special Thanks: The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Justin Winters Karl Burkhart Edward Bell Scooter Braun Projects Shauna Nep Jackie Augustus Rogers & Cowan Sacks & Co

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