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Bunny Wailer *April 10, 1947

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Bob Marley & The Wailers: Legend (1984)

2020 Walmart Exclusive Tri-Color Red, Yellow & Green Vinyl

Tuff Gong Records

Island Records

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The Wailers (original)

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[harrycosmo]

This is a very nice little documentary, especially if you’re a ska-rocksteady-reggae nerd like me.

There are interviews with lots of old reggae gods, several of whom are no longer with us five years later (Toots, Lee Perry, Bunny Lee).

Dandy Livingstone, aged 74, features throughout because he's so good to listen to. He has a beautiful speaking voice, is very composed and happy to share memories. At one point, he sits down at his keyboard and sings a bit of 'A Message to You, Rudy', and it's just wonderful.

There are dramatizations of Jamaicans in London in the 60s and 70s that are low key and not jarring or cringey like you might expect.

'If that shuffle not in the music, it's not reggae' - Bunny Lee

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Color Transparencies by Bunny Yeager 1960's

Glori Livingston   Biscayne Bay Miami, Florida 1969

Sandy Bowman

Judy Jones

[cartermagazine]

Today In History

Robert Nesta Marley was born on this date February 6, 1945 in Nine Miles, St. Ann, Jamaica.

Marley is one of the pioneers of reggae, his musical career was marked by fusing elements of reggae, ska, and rocksteady, as well as his distinctive vocal and songwriting style.

Marley and his friends Neville “Bunny” Livingston (Bunny Wailer), and Peter McIntosh (Peter Tosh) formed the Wailing Wailers. The Wailers’ big break came in 1972 when they landed a contract with Island Records. The result was the critically acclaimed “Catch a Fire.”

Marley went on to sell more than 20 million records throughout his career, making him an international superstar. His musical legacy continues through his family and longtime bandmates.

“Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery; none but ourselves can free our minds.” - Bob Marley

CARTER™️ Magazine

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If you find any info i missed please write it in the coments

Missing: Jack Walten

JACK WALTEN

HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN?

A series of images all of which are Jack Walten

Name: Jack Walten

Age: 42 Years Old

Height: 6'2

Hair Color: Brown

Eye Color: Black

Last Seen: June 11th, 1974

Last Seen Wearing: Dark Red Suit

An image of Boozoo the ringmaster

Mr. Jack Walten, born September 23rd, 1932, was a hard working man and the happy father of 3.

Walten studied in "Cleary University" in Livingston County and graduated in 1959, on the same year he married Rosemary Peony Walten. He would later raise a family with Rosemary.

Mr. Walten became highly known on Brighton, MI. for his company "Bunny Smiles Incorporated" and his restaurant franchise "Bon's Burgers". However, he would mysteriously disappear 2 weeks before the opening of Bon's.

Little has been known about Jack's whereabouts for the past 4 decades, but there's still hope to get closure on this man's disappearance.

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Most recent news about Walten's disappearance goes all the way back to the year 1979. Felix Kranken, company co-founder of Bunny Smiles would state the following in a radio interview.

"I still wonder about what happened to my best friend, to this day I get people asking how I've handled the situation, how I've managed to keep on with this company knowing that he's been gone for years. It's hard to look back at Jack, because... I know that those happy memories and experiences I had with Walten and his Family will never happen again. And he'll never get to see what our dream company turned out to be. But there's still hope, I guess"

-Felix A. Kranken, MLBQ FM Radio, March 29th, 1979

Please contact us in case of any sighting or clues as to what could've possibly happened to Mr. Walten

When this button is pressed it shows you a drawing of a person pieces of bon are ripped and placed on top. It is hard to tell where bon starts and the person (jack?) ends. The words did you forget about me written to the side of it.

In the most recent update the website looks like it had been corrupted the photo of jack is to the left there is text that says 

???????????????????????????????????????????????????

I am here

 

Name: 

Age: 

Height: 

Hair Color: 

Eye Color: 

Last Seen: 

Last Seen Wearing: 

They say that falling in love is wonderful

It's wonderful, so they say

And, with a moon up above, it's wonderful

It's wonderful, so they tell me

I can't recall who said it

I know I never read it

I only know they tell me that love is grand

And

The thing that's known as romance is wonderful, wonderful

In every way, so they say

To leave your house some morning

And, without any warning

You're stopping people, shouting that love is grand

And

To hold a girl in your arms is wonderful, wonderful

In every way

So they say

Note:These are lyrics from the song They say it's wonderful by Doris Day written for the musical Annie get your gun 1946.

Now when you press the contact button it shows a photo of a porcelain looking doll with very human looking eyes the image is cracked and since this update the website's name is: Help

Update: roughly january this year the main website was changed again.

I can see

I can feel

 I can love

(That is all That is on the page)

Personal thoughts:

Starting from the top and making my way down I re-read what I compiled. During this process I realize that Jack is last seen wearing a dark red suit, one I believe looks a lot like the one boozoo the ringmaster wears. Now people probably already made this connection but doesn't it seem awfully convenient that boozoo’s picture is in his missing poster? Jack came up with the idea for the bon’s burgers franchise making him a ringmaster of sorts as he ran the place like a ringmaster a circus. Wouldn't it just be ironic that he gets stuffed into boozoo who shares the same job as him? Why else would his photo be on jacks missing poster?

Edit: I then realised the boozoo is already inhabited by charles and im just an idiot who conects all the wrong dots

[randomestfandoms-ocs]

Any thoughts on friendship/platonic crossover vibes for Gilmore girls?

(Probably missed some + very open to others but in the name of vibes)

Addie

* Avery Stiles

* Blythe Langford

* Brady Mariano

* Brielle & Austin

* Elle Hearst

* Emmeline Forbes

* Freya Morgan

* Nellie McCrae

* Paige Huntzberger

* Sienna Elliot

Callum

* Allie St James

* Amanda Weston

* Holland Bass

* Kippi Doose

* Sage Hall

* Sam Gleason

Daisy

* Allie St James

* Brady Mariano

* Brielle Livingston & Austin Geller

* Charlotte Howard-Danes

* Eliya Rygalski

* Evan Mariano

* Gabi Mariano

* Holland Bass

* Ilsa Gilmore-Danes

* Jane Forester

* Jocelyn Gilmore

* Kaylee Hayden

* Kippi Doose

* Lili Gilmore

* Marley Tinsdale

* Sam Gleason

Eileen

* Allie St James

* Bex Harding

* Cecilia Ackerman

* Eleanor Goose

* Holland Bass

* Kippi Doose

* Sage Hall

* Skye & Levi

* Willow

Evie

* Antoinette Kensington

* Avery Stiles

* Blythe Langford

* Brielle Livingston & Austin Geller

* Chelsea Geller

* Dani Gilmore-Danes

* Sienna Elliot

Floyd

* Allie St James

* Bex Harding

* Cameron Danes

* Cecilia Ackerman

* Eleanor Doose

* Sage Hall

* Sam Gleason

* Willow Dell

Grace

* Adalia Kim

* Allie St James

* Brady Mariano

* Catie Gleason

* Cecilia Ackerman

* Eleanor Doose

* Evan Mariano

* Gabi Mariano

* Holland Bass

* Jacqueline Grant

* Jane Forester

* Kippi Doose

* Paige Huntzberger

* Sage Hall

* Sam Gleason

* Vicki St James

Hana

* Allie St James

* Bex Harding

* Cecilia Ackerman

* Eleanor Doose

* Evan Mariano

* Jane Forester

Imogen

* Avery Stiles

Lydia

* Lexi Danes

Mercy

* Antoinette Kensington

* Avery Stiles

* Brielle Livingston & Austin Geller

* Chelsea Geller

* Elle Hearst

* Lili Gilmore

Richie

* Allie St James

* Antoinette Kensington

* Avery Stiles

* Bex Harding

* Brielle Livingston & Austin Geller

* Carlie Hayden

* Catie Gleason

* Chelsea Gellar

* Cosette Gerard

* Eleanor Doose

* Elle Hearst

* Eliya Rygalski

* Evan Mariano

* Gabi Mariano

* Holland Bass

* Hyacinth Nelson (???)

* Jacqueline Grant

* Jane Forester

* Jocelyn Gilmore

* Kaylee Hayden

* Kippi Doose

* Lili Gilmore

* Marley Tinsdale

* Nellie McCrae

* Paige Huntzberger

* Pippi Gilmore

* Sage Hall

* Sam Gleason

* Sara Topaz (??)

* Sienna Elliot

* Viviana Lozano

* [ + every upcoming plot bunny ]

Regina

* Avery Stiles

* Elle Hearst

* Lili Gilmore

* Nellie McCrae

* Sienna Elliot

[kevin--of-desert-bluffs]

WTNV quick rundown - 88 - Things Fall Apart

Featuring the voice of Maureen Johnson as (Ex)-Intern Maureen, Kate Jones as Michelle Nyugen, Emma Frankland as Emma Frankland as Sheriff Sam, Erica Livingston as Maggie Penebaker, Christoper Loar as Donald Penebaker and Dylan Marron as Carlos the Scientist.

[sound of phone ringing in earpiece] Citywide utility failures continue to haunt us, but not as much as the strangers who do not appear to move. Welcome to the Night Vale Public Utilities phone line.

Night Vale is experiencing city wide power outages, polluted water supplies and several gas leaks (hinted to be due to the Strangers in some way). Cecil is desperately trying to get through to NV Utilities Department but it's proving difficult due to the snippy attitude in Maggie Penebakers recorded lines (this is the first time she says her name, I believe, previously just being heard as the female voice on the phone line).

Carlos calls Cecil to see if he's alright and to ask him to come home, since he doesn't have power to run his show right now. Cecil says he has to do his job and find a way to report what is going on. Carlos wishes him good luck and to stay safe.

Apparently Maggie and Carlos are friends (or at least, she used to assist him in the lab) and she has a backup generator they can use.

Cecil calls Sheriff Sam to see if they know anything about the Strangers and to ask whether the Strangers are also targetting the previous citziens of Desert Bluffs. When Sam is derogatory towards the ex-DB citizens, Cecil stands up for them. Sam reports that some of the DB citizens have 'gone somewheere that feels more like home'. They also say that two sinkholes have opened up on route 800 and the dam along the NV lake (a dusty hole) broke.

Cecil calls Michelle to help him locate Maureen. Michelle reveals that Maureen is the leader of the army of strangers, and that Chad and his 'evil dog' are Maureen's boss. She also gives him Maureen's number. Michelle says that Maureen let her get up close to a Stranger. The Strangers can devour your soul, which starts a long and permenant process of transforming into a Stranger yourself. They only stand and breathe because they are in eternal torment and that's all they can do.

Maureen's phone goes straight to voicemail. Cecil leaves a message saying that he's proud of her and what's she's doing (and that he's finally worked out that it's former intern Chad Boenger behind this) but that he's worried he won't see Carlos again and didn't even say 'I love you' before hanging up when they last talked. He asks Maureen if he'll be able to see Carlos again, implying but not saying that he hopes she won't lead the Strangers to kill everyone.

Cecil gets a call from a Stranger, who of course only breathes slowly down the phone. A dog barks. The episode ends.

Weather: "Palestine" by Sam Baker, featuring Carrie Elkin.

Carlos called Cecil 'poot' and Cecil called Carlos 'bunny'.

There is a John Peter in NV who is a pharmacist. Cecil gets his prescription (whatever that is) from him.

Cards In Favour Of Humanity is a game in NV.

Michelle claims her previous monologue was 'private' but she also sent the tape in to Cecil with a label asking it to be played. She expresses her secret insecurities against this episode by questioning whether Cecil would think badly for her for actually liking something.

Proverb: Wanna feel old? People born in 2014 have already graduated college, don't know what a trombone is, are are all named after gourds.

[pureafrica]

A Foodie’s Guide to Victoria Falls: Best Dining Spots and Local Dishes

Victoria Falls is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and thrilling adventure activities, but it is also a hidden gem for food lovers. With a rich culinary scene that showcases traditional Zimbabwean cuisine alongside international flavours, there is much to explore for those who appreciate good food. Whether you're indulging in local dishes or enjoying upscale dining experiences, Victoria Falls offers a variety of options that cater to all palates. Here’s a guide to some of the best dining spots and must-try local dishes that will elevate your visit to this magnificent destination.

Traditional Zimbabwean Cuisine

One of the best ways to experience the culture of Zimbabwe is through its food. A staple of Zimbabwean cuisine is sadza, a thick porridge made from maize meal, often served with various accompaniments such as greens, meat, or stew. The dish is versatile and forms the basis of many meals, making it a must-try for any visitor.

Bunny Chow is another beloved dish, originating from the Indian community in Zimbabwe. This dish features a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with curry, offering a delightful blend of flavours and textures that represents the country's multicultural influences. For those seeking an authentic experience, look for local eateries that specialise in traditional fare.

Dining Spots to Discover

1. The Livingstone Room

Located within the luxurious Victoria Falls Hotel, The Livingstone Room offers an elegant dining experience with stunning views of the falls. The restaurant serves a fine dining menu featuring a mix of international and local dishes. Here, guests can indulge in a gourmet meal while overlooking the iconic waterfall, creating an unforgettable dining atmosphere. Signature dishes often include Zimbabwean game meat, giving diners the chance to taste the unique flavours of the region.

2. The Boma

The Boma is a must-visit for anyone wanting to immerse themselves in Zimbabwean culture while enjoying a vibrant dining experience. This lively restaurant features traditional entertainment, including drumming and dancing, creating an atmosphere that celebrates local heritage. The buffet-style dining allows guests to sample a variety of dishes, including grilled meats, local stews, and vegetarian options. Don't miss the opportunity to try the braai (barbecue) and smoked crocodile tail.

3. The Pure Africa Eatery

Set against the backdrop of the Zambezi River, The Pure Africa Eatery offers a unique blend of local and contemporary cuisine. The menu is designed to highlight the fresh produce of the region, and diners can enjoy al fresco dining surrounded by nature. The Eatery is known for its potjie dishes, which include options like beef, chicken, and vegetarian, each cooked to perfection. This is an excellent spot to enjoy a laid-back meal while soaking in the beauty of your surroundings.

4. Ilala Lodge Restaurant

Ilala Lodge's restaurant offers a fantastic dining experience with a menu that emphasises both local and international flavours. Known for its warm hospitality, the restaurant serves a variety of dishes, including fresh seafood and local game meats. The stunning views of the falls add to the overall dining experience, making it a perfect choice for a romantic evening out. The restaurant's wine selection features local and international labels, allowing guests to pair their meals with the perfect drink.

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Local Ingredients and Unique Flavors

What sets Zimbabwean cuisine apart is its use of fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. The region's fertile land produces a variety of fruits and vegetables, which play a significant role in traditional dishes. Pumpkin leaves, for instance, are often cooked with peanuts and served as a side dish, while mopane worms (edible caterpillars) are a delicacy that adventurous eaters should try.

For those interested in beverages, Zimbabwe is known for its local beer, such as Chibuku, a traditional sorghum beer that pairs perfectly with savoury dishes. Additionally, local wines and spirits, including Zambezi Lager, are popular choices for those wanting to enjoy a taste of Zimbabwe.

Culinary Experiences Beyond Dining

In addition to restaurants, Victoria Falls offers various culinary experiences for food enthusiasts. Cooking classes and local food tours are available, allowing visitors to learn about traditional Zimbabwean cooking methods and ingredients. These experiences provide a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and understand the significance of food in Zimbabwean life.

For an unforgettable dining experience, consider booking a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River. Many cruises offer a dining option that combines the stunning scenery with a delectable meal, featuring local ingredients and flavours. Dining under the stars while floating on the river is a truly magical experience.

Victoria Falls is a destination that delights the senses, and its culinary scene is no exception. With a variety of dining spots, unique local dishes, and immersive culinary experiences, there is much for food lovers to explore. Whether you are sampling traditional fare at The Pure Africa Eatery or enjoying fine dining at The Livingstone Room, your culinary journey in Victoria Falls will be an integral part of your experience. Embrace the flavours of this vibrant region and discover why it should be on every foodie's travel list.

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Peter M. Tosh, OM born Winston Hubert McIntosh (October 19,  1944 – September 11, 1987) was a Jamaican reggae musician. Along with Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer, he was one of the core members of the band The Wailers (1963–76), after which he established himself as a successful solo artist and a promoter of Rastafari.

He first learned guitar after watching a man in the country play a song that captivated him. He watched the man play the same song for half a day, memorizing everything his fingers were doing. He then picked up the guitar and played the song back to the man. As an aspiring musician, he went to vocal teacher Joe Higgs, who gave free music lessons to young people. Through his contact with Higgs, he met Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Marley) and Neville O’Reilly Livingston (Bunny Wailer). He changed his name to Peter Tosh and the trio started singing together in 1962. Higgs taught the trio to harmonize and while developing their music, they would often play on the street corners of Trenchtown. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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New Shepard Fairey Print Peter Tosh Legalize It

New Shepard Fairey Print Release PETER TOSH: “LEGALIZE IT” in collaboration with photographer Kate Simon, available Thursday, October 17th @ 10 AM PT at https://store.obeygiant.com. “October 19 would be Peter Tosh’s 80th birthday were he still alive. Tosh is best known as the co-founder of the Wailers along with Bob Marley and Bunny Livingston, with whom he had several ska hits and pioneered the…

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Por:

ROGELIO GARZA

- 01/03/2024 20:50

El Rey del Reggae es tendencia por la película Bob Marley: One Love, del director Reynaldo Marcus Green, con la producción del clan Marley / Tuff Gong, el sello que cuida y distribuye la marca del artista jamaicano. La cinta cumple para el público que lo desconoce, pero se queda corta respecto al personaje que unificó al pueblo de Jamaica con la música.

Tiene el sostén documental y musical de la familia Marley, pero el director evita la sordidez que caracteriza a los guetos de Kingston. Opta por un Bob Marley descafeinado en el exilio, más cercano al símbolo sexual que fuma churros hípsters que a un músico revolucionario en conflicto, y hace un tratamiento visual maquillado con tantos filtros que hasta la pobreza se ve cálida. Se entiende que hayan limado las aristas del personaje. La cinta arranca con el atentado en su casa. Y ahí empieza su mayor problema: la edición de Pamela Martin cuenta la vida del músico en un ir y venir de flashbacks que remiten a su infancia y su juventud, postales que brincan del presente al pasado y de regreso sin contexto ni referencia. Pretende abarcar todo, pero no aclara nada: ni el conflicto político en Jamaica, ni los orígenes cafres y rastas de Marley, lo que le permitía codearse con todos los bandos. Su iniciación rastafari es una escena pacheca del Rey León. Tampoco queda claro el origen musical del reggae, pero sí aborda la explotación que obligaba a los músicos a dejar la isla.

La película de Marcus se basó en el documental Marley, del director Kevin McDonald, también producido por Tuff Gong y el clan Marley en 2012. Es el material más completo sobre el Rey del Reggae, realizado para una audiencia que ya conoce su música y profundiza en los orígenes y motivos sociales, religiosos, políticos, musicales y personales de Marley, con entrevistas a las esposas, novias e hijos, así como a personalidades del calibre de Bunny Livingston, Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Chris Blackwell y Lee Scratch Perry, quienes explican la evolución del calypso - ska - rocksteady - reggae - dub - ragga y confirman la condición de ser músico explotado y rasta perseguido en Jamaica.

La Onda Jamaiquina surgió en los cincuenta, disc jockeys que recorrían los guetos animando bailes de cafres y rastas a ritmo del rock jamaiquino. La primera película sobre los músicos de Jamaica, The Harder They Come, es del director Perry Henzell, producida por Chris Blackwell –quien llevó el reggae a Inglaterra y Estados Unidos– y la protagoniza Jimmy Cliff en 1972. Es cruda y

sórdida: Ivanhoe llega a Kingston en busca de trabajo y consigue uno como cantante de reggae. Graba “The Harder They Come”, se vuelve un éxito, pero tiene un pleito con el productor y lo pierde todo. Sobrevive como díler y termina matando a los policías que lo siguen. Los rastafaris seguidores de Marcus Mosiah Garvey y Haile Selassie han sido santos, inadaptados, revolucionarios, parias, delincuentes y atracción turística. Pero nunca han dejado de ser la conciencia negra de Jamaica. 

[0ddlyc0re]

If you like Mean Girls and similar movies you'd probably like House Bunny and Do Revenge, they're both good (Do Revenge is more modern but has homage to 2000s-era girl movies). Book recs, if you don't mind long books, Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead are good. If you want a shorter book, Jonathan Livingston Seagull is a nice read. Joy Luck Club and The Bonesetter's Daughter are more modern, written recently, but really good reads, as well as anything by Amy Tan; she captures mother-daughter relationships and their subtleties really well. The Alchemist and Watership Down are good too, I couldn't put them down. Little Women is also nice (so far — I started reading it recently). If you've read Fahrenheit 451 you'd probably like 1984 although be warned of the sexism and torture. Something Wicked This Way Comes is another great book by Ray Bradbury, and if you like scifi All Tomorrows is interesting, though it has disturbing body horror (I think you can only find it as a PDF online). Bradbury's short stories, like The Veldt and All Summer in a Day, are also worth reading. Other good short stories include Cold Equations, Flowers for Algernon, and The Feather Pillow. The Little Prince and The Hobbit are technically children's books but fun to read still. I hope you don't mind the long ask, I wanted to put options in case you'd read some of them already.

Thanks so much fir the reccs!! I tried to read 1984 but just couldn't get behind it lol. Will check these out!!