#colin ware

[travellingtribble]

his sad big brown eyes and autistic personality have captivated me

[mametupa]

[milliondollarbaby87]

Fly Me to the Moon (2024) Review

Kelly Jones is a marketing expert is recruited by the White House to fix the broken image of NASA ahead of the Apollo 11 moon landing, which causes chaos for launch director Cole Davis. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Fly Me to the Moon (2024) Review

[wintercorrybriea]

Back from Alien Covenant. Sculpted with Colin Ware, Adam Johansen.

[kooks71]

Alright @nicolacoughlan here's my 'perspective'

If true and this is from Episode 2, then I think it's when Colin & Penelope have the talk about her overhearing his opinion in Season 2.

Penelope is clearly upset & overwhelmed (excellent acting). She's probably been trying to avoid the Bridgertons, but knowing what men are like, Colin is determined to get some answers.

They've obviously been at a social event because of the outfits, but there are tears in her eyes, and Luke's expression seems one of concern, not yearning to snog her senseless.

I think 🤔 this maybe the scene where they clear the air and begin their friendship without Eloise being none the ware.

@aynsley_broom

#polin #polinpromotion #lukenewton #nicolacoughlan #bridgertonseason3 #bridgerton #colinbridgerton #penelopefeatherington #romancingmrbridgerton #juliaquinn

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[nerds-yearbook]

The final film of the devisive Star Wars prequel trilogy was released on May 19, 2005. Of the first 6 Star Wars movies, Revenge of the Sith was the first Star Wars movie to be rated PG-13. It was also the first Star Wars film to not recieve a nomination of Best Visual Effects. The original cut of the movie tied directly to the end of the Genndy Tartakovsky animated Clone Wars (2003 - 2005) shorts and showed Shaak Ti (Orli Shoshan) being executed after failing to protect Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid). The animated shorts also introduced General Grievous (Matthew Wood) and explained why he had respratory problems. The title was simular to the original title of episode 6 Revenge of the Jedi (1983), which was turned to Return of the Jedi as Lucas felt revenge was not a Jedi trait. The title was changed late enough that it altered the title of Vengeance of Khan (1982) to Wrath of Khan as Star Trek producers felt Vengeance sounded too close to Revenge. Lucas finally worked in a Wookie planet battle that was originally in the script for episode 3 Star Wars A New Hope (1977) and reworked as Ewoks in Return of the Jedi. Originally, George Lucas planned to write and direct the first movie and then story and executive produce episodes 2 and 3, like he did with 5 and 6, but after the panning the first prequel got, he wrote and directed 2 and 3 himself. The movie had the key points of ending The Clone Wars, turning Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen and James Earl Jones) into Darth Vader, the fall of the Jedi and the Republic, the creation of the Empire, the revelation of the Emperor and his disfiguration, the duel between Vader and Obi Wan (Ewan McGregor) that disfigured him, the death of Padme (Natalie Portman), the birth of Luke Skywalker (Aidan Barton) and Princess Leia Organa (also Aidan Barton), Luke's adoption by Owen (Joel Edgerton) and Beru Lars (Bonnie Piesse), Leia's adoption by Bail (Jimmy Smits) and Breha (Rebecca Jackson Mendoza) Organa, Yoda's (Frank Oz) exile to Degobah and Obi Wan to Tatooine, and C-3PO (Anthony Daniels) getting his memory wiped. The movie introduced the planets Utapau, Mygeeto, Felucia, Saleucami, Kashyyk (though technically this first appeared in the Star Wars Holiday Special - 1978), and Mustafar. Action also took place on established planets Coruscant, Naboo, and Tatooine. Noteable deaths in the movie were Count Dooku (Christopher Lee), General Grievous, Padme, Agen Kolar (Tux Akindoyeni), Saesee Tiin(Kenji Oates), Kit Fitso (Ben Cooke), Mace Windu (Samuel L Jackson), Boga, Ki-Adi-Mundi (Silas Carson), Aayla Secura (Amy Allen), Plo Koon (Matt Sloan), Stass Allie (Nina Fallon), Zett Jukassa (Jett Lucas), Whie Malreaux (Coinneach Alexander), Bene (Olivia McCallum), Cin Dralling (Nick Gillard), Nank Tun, Passel Argente (Marty Wetherill), Po Nudo (Paul Nicholson), Poggle the Lesser (Richard Stride), Rune Haako (Jerome Blake), Rute Gunnay (Colin Ware), Nute Gunray (Silas Carson), Tikkes , Cat Miin, Shu Mai, San Hill, and Wat Tambor (Ben Burtt and Matthew Wood). Characters that continued on to the original trilogy were Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader, the Emperor, Yoda, C-3PO, Tarkin (Wayne Pygram), R2-D2 (Kenny Baker), Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew), Owen and Beru Lars, Mon Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly), Luke Skywalker, and Leia Organa. Critically, Revenge of the Sith is often called the best of the prequel trilogy and was the highest domestic grossing film in year release of 2005. ("Revenge of the Sith", Star Wars Movie Event)

[thekatebridgerton]

Bridgerton DND au Part 2 (the campaign)

Campaingn title: The Charm Offensive

Premise: The party has been hired by Lady Danbury, Gareth's wealthy merchant grandmother, to secure a contract with a noble family who call themselves the Bridgertons. Lady Danbury hopes to sell her wares to the siblings, but they have been notoriously difficult to charm. The party must win over each sibling individually to gain their support, as each sibling holds a different sway in the household.

Objective: Each sibling must be pacified and convinced to ally with the party's merchant employer, the famous Lady Danbury, as well as reveal clues to a larger mystery that threatens the noble family. The party must navigate the family's treacherous politics and uncover the sinister forces at work before it's too late.

NPCs:

- The Merchant: Lady Danbury, Gareth's grandmother, A wealthy and ambitious tradeswoman who has long coveted the Bridgerton family's patronage.

- The Noble Family: the Bridgertons

- The Eldest Brother: Anthony the rake, Cold and calculating, with a sharp wit and a love of games.

- The Eldest Sister: Daphne, the diamond, A refined and aristocratic young lady, with an eye for fashion and the latest gossip.

- The Second Brother: Benedict, the artist A boisterous and artistic soul, seeking thrills and excitement wherever he can find it.

- The second Sister: Eloise, the intrepid. A fiery and passionate rebel, chafing against the strictures of her noble upbringing.

- The Third Brother: Colin the traveler, A charming and charismatic courtier, who has traveled the world and is always ready with a clever quip or a silver tongue.

- The third Sister: Francesca, the graceful, A bookish and reclusive scholar, preferring the company of her precious tomes to that of society.

- The Fourth Brother: Gregory the handsome, An enigmatic and mysterious figure, known for his strange experiments and bizarre inventions.

- The Fourth Sister: Hyacinth the brave, A curious and mischievous soul, with a talent for healing and a deep love of the outdoors.

Encounters:

- The party is introduced to the Bridgertons family at a lavish ball, but each sibling rebuffs their advances in turn.

- The party must participate in a series of games and challenges with Anthony, including a high-stakes game of pall mall and a death-defying duel.

- The party must accompany Daphne on a shopping spree through the city's most exclusive boutiques, but must fend off rival suitors and navigate intrigue in the fashion world.

- The party joins Benedict on a hunt for rare and dangerous art piece, but must also contend with bandits and rival art collectors looking to assassinate him.

-The party helps the Eloise escape the family estate and discover her true passion, but must also fend off angry guards and navigate a dangerous landscape of the unknown countryside.

- The party must navigate a treacherous series of courtly intrigues with the Colin, including a dangerous game of court politics and a tense confrontation with a rival of the family. Cressida Cowper

- The party assists the Francesca in uncovering a forbidden tome in her deceased husband family library, but must contend with traps and puzzles along the way.

- The party aids the Gregory in completing a bizarre escape room experiment, but must contend with unexpected side effects of his follies and strange creatures.

- The party joins the Hyacinth on a mission to heal a injured beast in the Forrest, but must also fend off sinister forces that seek to corrupt Hyacinth's power for evil.

Conclusion: The party must piece together the clues given by each sibling to uncover a sinister plot to overthrow the Queen and frame their family. They must race against time to stop the conspirators and secure the family's support for Lady Danbury's merchant house. In doing so, they may also uncover secrets about themselves and their own pasts.

[declanlikesmusic]

Declan's Top 10 Favourite Albums of 2023

Read the full list and everything written on RateYourMusic

#10: Jessie Ware – That! Feels Good!

#9: ծիածանի հիբիսկուս – զգալ կենդանի

#8: Truman Truman – Truman

#7: Macroblank – デスウィッシュ

#6: The Lemon Twigs – Everything Harmony

#5: billy woods & Kenny Segal – Maps

#4: Colin Stetson – When we were that what wept for the sea

#3: Infinity Frequencies – Hologram Person

#2: Paramore – This is Why

#1: 👁‍🗨📲 – 👁点击と👁

or Eyeclick – I Click With My Eye

Thank you all for another decent year's worth of music. I'll see you all in 2024. Read all of my thoughts in detail on RateYourMusic.

[pretentiouswreckingball]

Interview Music Tag Game

Rules: Put your playlist on shuffle. For each of the 10 interview questions, select a lyric from the random song that comes up (skip if there aren’t any lyrics and make sure to drop the name of the song in your interview answer).

thank you for the tags lovely people @deermessrs @vertijo & @t-ri-z <33

1. First off, how would you describe yourself in one sentence?

Don't stand there waiting all of your life for the night to come and find you. (Free Yourself, Jessie Ware)

2. What kind of cancer are you?

Open your eyes, it's okay to dream under the sunlight (Sleepwalking, Chiiild)

3. You're visiting your favourite spot, what are you thinking about?

I don’t wanna go home. (Slow Dancing in the Dark, Joji)

4. If your life was a movie, what do you think the first review would say about it?

We took a chance like we were dancing our last dance. (Our Last Summer, Mamma Mia Soundtrack)

5. Say you get a book deal, what are you titling your memoir?

They say home is where the heart is but that's not where mine lives. (London Boy, Taylor Swift)

6. What would you say about your best friends?

All of the strain is washed away with the healing words you say, you turn places into homes. All of the angst is put to sleep with the loving words you speak. (Remedy, Alondra Bentley)

7. Think back to when you had everything all figured out in high school, what was your life motto as a teenager?

We gotta get away from here. (Sign of the Times, Harry Styles)

8. Describe your aesthetic now

I've got all this love I've got to keep to myself, all this effort to make it look effortless. (Flu Game, Fall Out Boy)

9. What's a lyric that they'll quote in your eulogy?

Was held in chains but now I'm free, I'm hanging in there, don't you see, in this process of elimination. (O Children, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds)

10. And for our final question, let's say we believe in soulmates, what do you think their first impression of meeting you will be?

I can't help myself but stare, double check for double meanings. (My Type, Saint Motel)

No pressure tags: @residentrookie @messerflower @fruity-individual @boydykepdf @a-fiery-fox @peachwinne @sadderrrrdaze @arakhnee @anouri @mayescapade @otrtbs @sandrawstuff (idk if you have already done it or have already being tagged, if so, just ignore me<3)

[friendswithclay]

“Motuan potters have always produced their wares for trading as well as for use by themselves. Nowadays the village women sell their pots in the streets of Port Moresby and use similar pots in their own homes.”

From: “arts and crafts of Papúa and New Guinea” by Freeman Colin; 1971.

[adventures-written]

“ the cost of victory. “ -For Hank

Tis Not A Scratch

Hands shook as he reached out to touch Nick's face. Careful and gentle, he felt the cold clamminess of the dead kid in the androids arms. Colin had carried Nick a long ways, the android looking a little worse for ware himself, but he was still clutching Nick's body.

The kid looked pale beyond belief, though his eyes were closed. Almost as if he were sleeping, though Hank knew better. Another son lost.

"What happened?" Hank asked, looking up at Colin. He could see the android was distant. The LED still flashed a sharp red and hadn't stopped since he arrived. He wasn't answering.

"..." Hank looked back at Nick, assessing the injuries. So many wounds, it was no wonder....Fuck!

He needed to pull himself together. If he didn't, Colin was likely to malfunction and do something stupid. He had to put aside his grief. "Colin," he spoke up to the android, "Let me take him." He held his arms out, trying to take Nick's body from Colin. The android looked at Hank, clearly in distress as the older man tried to take the body. "...Please, Colin....I've got him."

There was a long pause as they two stared at one another before the android finally relinquished his grip on Nick's body. Hank felt the weight fill his arms and he stumbled only slightly, not having expected the weight so quickly. Colin made it look easy. "...Go get cleaned up," he told the droid before he turned to carry Nick's body outside.

"You deserved better, kid....I'm sorry..."

[christophe76460]

Quelle est la clé d’une croissance chrétienne saine dans la piété ?

est la question posée à une poignée d’hommes de Dieu…

Thabiti Anyabwile : « Si donc vous êtes ressuscités avec Christ, recherchez les choses d'en haut, où Christ est assis à la droite de Dieu. » (Colossiens 3.1)

Mike Bullmore : Je crois que la clé d’une croissance chrétienne saine dans la piété est une vie profonde dans la Parole de Dieu (Psaume 1:1-3) dans laquelle nous sommes rencontrés par Christ, la Parole vivante (Jean 5:39-40, Col. 3:16), en qui nous trouvons toute la plénitude de Dieu lui-même (Col. 1:19, 2 Cor. 1:20, et une centaine d’autres versets).

Justin Buzzard : Faire confiance à Dieu et l'apprécier comme votre Père, vivre comme son fils/fille, à cause de l'œuvre du Christ.

Graham Cole : La clé est de chérir Jésus-Christ, car c’est là que se trouvera votre cœur.

Jonathan Dodson : La croissance dans la piété n’est pas centrée sur le caractère mais centrée sur le Christ, une expression constante de repentance et de foi dans la personne et l’œuvre de Jésus.

Lyle Dorset : Amour radical et sans réserve pour Jésus-Christ manifesté dans une intimité obéissante.

Zack Eswine : Jésus. Miséricorde. Des larmes. Un ami. Du temps.

Sean Lucas : La clé d’une croissance chrétienne saine dans la piété est de vivre la réalité de votre union avec Christ.

Doug Moo : La pratique constante et disciplinée de nous rappeler qui nous sommes en Christ.

Steve Nichols : L’autodétermination est un mythe.

Éric Ortlund : La clé d'une croissance chrétienne saine (non pharisaïque, non laide) est la chose en laquelle vous avez cru lorsque vous êtes devenu chrétien, qui vous conduit à ce repos profond, à cette droiture et à cette acception devant Dieu, et qui expose le péché comme une contrefaçon qui ne peut égaler la justice du Christ.

Gavin Ortlund : La clé d’une croissance chrétienne saine dans la piété est de faire l’expérience de la grâce et de la gloire de Dieu telles que révélées en Jésus-Christ.

Ray Ortlund : J'applique à mon cœur, instant après instant, le « Mais maintenant » interrompant de Romains 3:21.

Darrin Patrick : Nous devons avoir un sentiment croissant de notre indignité devant Dieu par nous-mêmes et un sentiment croissant de notre propre acceptation par Dieu en Christ.

Georges Robertson : La clé d’une croissance chrétienne saine dans la piété est une attention fidèle à la prédication de l’Évangile.

Tim Sauvage : Avoir la force de comprendre quelle est la largeur, la longueur, la hauteur et la profondeur du Christ en nous (cf. Éph. 3:18).

Tom Schreiner : La clé de la croissance est la confiance en Dieu, et la foi vient de l’écoute de la parole de Dieu.

Steve Smallman : Je suis convaincu par les Écritures et l’expérience que la croissance spirituelle personnelle est enracinée dans la participation à une église saine ; la croissance personnelle vient de la croissance communautaire.

Colin Smith : Un sens vif de tout ce que le Christ est pour nous et de tout ce qui est à nous en Lui.

Sam Storms : La croissance chrétienne saine dans la piété ne vient pas principalement du fait de faire plus d’efforts, mais du fait de profiter davantage ; ou encore, le plaisir en Dieu est la puissance de la pureté dans la vie.

Justin Taylor : La clé d’une croissance saine dans la piété est de rechercher et d’apprécier la communion avec le Père, en union avec Christ, par la puissance de l’Esprit, conformément à la Parole, avec le corps de Christ.

Joe Thorn : Je crois que la clé d’une croissance saine dans la piété est la culture et l’exercice d’une prière saturée d’Écritures par laquelle nous exprimons et expérimentons notre dépendance, notre joie et notre travail à travers Jésus-Christ.

Carl Trueman : La clé d’une croissance saine dans la piété est d’être un membre actif et serviable d’une église locale où l’Évangile est prêché et où les anciens se soucient de nourrir la congrégation en tant que serviteurs humbles et tournés vers l’extérieur du Christ.

Bruce Ware : Une connaissance et un amour croissants pour Dieu, particulièrement tels qu'ils sont révélés en Christ et dans les Écritures, qui restructurent l'esprit et enflamment le cœur, entraînant une transformation croissante en un caractère semblable à celui du Christ.

Jared Wilson : Aussi évidente que puisse paraître la réponse, la clé d’une croissance chrétienne saine dans la piété est l’étude soumise des Écritures.

Bob Yarbrough : Un travail acharné en réponse à la croix du Christ.

Dane ORTLUND : Profiter résolument de notre justification pleine et gratuite de Dieu en Christ, à l’ombre de laquelle toutes les justifications fonctionnelles du monde perdent leur emprise sur nos cœurs.

[mametupa]

[sataniccapitalist]

How Malcolm X and white supremacy informs Palestine and Zionism | Prof. Butch Ware | UNAPOLOGETIC

“You (the coloniser) must punish them (the colonised) with a scale of violence that mocks the resistance”

Professor Rudolph Ware, also known as Butchware on social media, speaks about his upbringing and how reading the autobiography of Malcolm X inspired him.

He shares his thoughts on how he believes Malcolm X would have responded to the 7 October attacks, the important legacy and “moral obligation” to resist colonialism and how that applies to Palestinians.

Professor Ware explains how ‘exemplary violence’ was used to dehumanise slaves and how it is being applied by Israel in Palestine right now, while “liberal” media and “liberal” powers provide cover.

He also speaks about white supremacy. He criticises people who are platforming Candace Owens on Palestine as “hurtful” to the black community and damaging to fostering true solidarity. He pulls no punches. Shaun King, LeBron James, Colin Kaepernick, Trevor Noah and the “crocodile tears” that are used to justify the spilling of the blood of brown and black people all come under the microscope.

Hosted by Ashfaaq Carim

[justluchettathatisall]

Update on the progress of my Bridgerton Party.

So I am working on the things that will go on all the tables

Floral arrangments,candles, plates etc.

Here is what I have started

I spray painted the candle holders gold.

I spray painted the picture frames gold. And made pictures of all the important Bridgerton couples( well I have to frame pen and Colin still) I made my daughter into a Bridgerton photo and framed it too since she is hosting the party with me. All the photos are 4x6 . Queen Charlotte's is 5x7

I made vases with floral arrangements into them.

There will go on the tables along with decorative dinner ware, silverware, and wine glasses

#bridgerton #party #ball

#firstballoftheseason #tabletoppings #pictures #candles #fun #dancing #people

[agendaculturaldelima]

#ProyeccionDeVida

🎥 Sobre Trabajo y otras Odiseas, presenta:

🎬 “EN UN MUNDO LIBRE” [It's a Free World]

🔎 Género: Drama /Inmigración / Trabajo

⌛️ Duración: 96  minutos

✍️ Guión: Paul Laverty

🎵Música: George Fenton

📷 Fotografía: Nigel Willoughby

🗯 Argumento: Historia ambientada en Gran Bretaña que trata sobre la flexibilidad laboral, la globalización, los turnos de trabajo, los salarios bajos y el consumismo. Angie y Rose, dos compañeras de piso, deciden abrir una agencia de trabajo temporal para inmigrantes. Pronto se dan cuenta de que su empresa se mueve en un mundo en el que la mano de obra es muy barata y las leyes nunca se aplican. Es, sin duda, un negocio muy rentable.

 👥 Reparto: Kierston Wareing (Angie), Juliet Ellis (Rose), Colin Caughlin (Geoff), Leslaw Zurek (Karol), Frank Gilhooley (Derek), Joe Siffleet (Jamie), Branko Tomović, Steve Lorrigan, David Doyle (Tony), Raymond Mearns (Andy) y Faruk Pruti (Angry Worker Emir).

📢 Dirección: Ken Loach

© Productoras: Unité de production, CNC, Canal+, Procirep & Ciné+

🌎 País: Reino Unido-Italia-Alemania-España-Polonia

📅 Año: 2007

📽 Proyección:

📆 Martes 07 de Mayo

🕖 7:00pm.

🏪 Cine Club de la Universidad de Ciencias y Humanidades (av. Bolivia 537 - Breña)

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre con DNI.