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Dorothy Tutin as Anne Boleyn in The Six Wives of Henry VIII (1970)

edited by me; apologies for any remaining artifacts! I’ve tried to get rid of them all but it’s still somewhat visible in the first picture

First two pics are from episode 1 (”Catherine of Aragon”, written by Rosemary Anne Sisson); the rest are from episode 2 (”Anne Boleyn”, written by Nick Mccarty). Henry VIII was played by Keith Michell, Eustace Chapuys (in the second picture) by Edward Atienza, and Thomas Cranmer (in the last picture) by Bernard Hepton. 

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The Man In Room 17 - Granada TV - June 11, 1965  -  August 11, 1967

Crime Drama (39 episodes)

Running Time:  50 minutes

Stars:

Richard Vernon as Edwin G. Oldenshaw

Michael Aldridge as Ian Dimmock (series 1)

Denholm Elliott as Imlac Defraits (series 2)

Willoughby Goddard as Sir Geoffrey Norton

Amber Kammer as  Tracey Peverill (series 2)

Michael Gover as Hatton (series 2)

The Fellows (Late of Room 17)

Richard Vernon as Edwin G. Oldenshaw

Michael Aldridge as Ian Dimmock

Jill Booty as Mrs Hollinczech

James Ottaway as Thomas Anthem

Michael Turner as Nashe

Clifford Cocks as Det. Sgt Phillips

Ray McAnally as Alec Spindoe

Ray Lonnen as Fletcher

Allan Cuthbertson as Astley

Edward Atienza as Gerry

Roy Marsden as Sherratt

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𝘼𝙜𝙪𝙞𝙧𝙧𝙚 , 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙝 𝙤𝙛 𝙂𝙤𝙙

𝘼𝙜𝙪𝙞𝙧𝙧𝙚 , 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙝 𝙤𝙛 𝙂𝙤𝙙 ( 𝙂𝙚𝙧𝙢𝙖𝙣 : 𝘼𝙜𝙪𝙞𝙧𝙧𝙚 , 𝙙𝙚𝙧 𝙕𝙤𝙧𝙣 𝙂𝙤𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙨 ) 𝙞𝙨 𝙖 𝟭𝟵𝟳𝟮 𝙒𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙂𝙚𝙧𝙢𝙖𝙣 𝙛𝙞𝙡𝙢 . 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙙𝙞𝙧𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙤𝙧 𝙞𝙨 𝙒𝙚𝙧𝙣𝙚𝙧 𝙃𝙚𝙧𝙯𝙤𝙜 .

Peter Berling and Edward Roland

A

𝙨𝙩𝙤𝙧𝙮 𝙄𝙣 𝟭𝟱𝟲��, 𝙖 𝙎𝙥𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙨𝙝 𝙚𝙭𝙥𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙡𝙚𝙙 𝙗𝙮 𝙂𝙤𝙣𝙯𝙖𝙡𝙤 𝙋𝙞𝙯𝙖𝙧𝙧𝙤 𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙙 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙌𝙪𝙞𝙩𝙤 𝙩𝙤 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝘼𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙨, 𝙝𝙤𝙥𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙤 𝙙𝙞𝙨𝙘𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙡𝙚𝙜𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙖𝙧𝙮 𝙘𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙤𝙛 𝙀𝙡 𝘿𝙤𝙧𝙖𝙙𝙤 .

cast Lope de Aguirre - Klaus Kinski Deputy commander of the detachment.

Inés de Atienza - Helena Rojo Mistress of detachment leader Ursua.

Gaspar de Carvajal - Del Negro _ _ _ A monk who accompanied the detachment.

Pedro de Urzua - Louis Guerra Detachment leader.

Fernando de Guzman - Peter Berling A nobleman who was added to the detachment to represent the Spanish royal family.

Flores - Cecilia Rivera Aguirre's daughter. She is 15 years old.

Director     Werner Herzog

Herzog and Kinski embrace on the beach

Filming location

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Victoria Regina: Autumn (1.3, Granada, 1964)

"He is going to get well, isn't he?"

"I have not a doubt, ma'am, not a doubt."

"Nor have I, Dr. Clark. If I had, I couldn't bear it. But there are others here, my own children I am sorry to say among them, who haven't my confidence and courage - and I feel it, it's very trying. Those doctors, I didn't want them to come. But I had to give in, for the sake of others. I wish now that I had not. His knowing me and speaking to me again gives me such hope."

"Your Majesty's quite right to hope. There's no use in being anything but hopeful, and no reason not to be."

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Uncharted 2 cast

Mary Jane Pajaron, Ronald Gebilaguin, Ferdinand Ladera, Derek Murillo, Allain D.People of color are more visible in games today than ever before.

Marvin Allen Aure, Jefferson Estrabinio, Kerwin Atienza, Anthony David Calderon, Leonardo M. Wilson Pedro Jr., Dino Antonio Morales, Valroman Francisco, Franco Perez Sound Effects & Foley Editor Lead Dialogue Editor Re-Recording Mixer Supervising Sound Editor Technicolor Animation and Interactive ServicesĬinzia Angelini, Lindsey Butterworth, Emanuela Cozzi, Kent Culotta, Daniel Godinez, Bart Goldman, Jose Hernandez, Sung-hyun Kim, Mark Levine, Melissa Thompson, Mark Villagracia, Alex Zemke Guerilla Games, Media Molecule, Sony Santa Monica, Insomniac Games, Ready At Dawn Studios, Sucker Punch Productions, Bungie, Infinity Ward, Havok, Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP, John Crompton (Crompton & Associates)Īlex Gaynor, Annie Wildmoser, Elisha Christian, Jesse Crusing, Kyle KlützĪaron Lambert, Alejandro Castro, Ian Lang, James Lipscomb, Josh LaBrot, Julian Palacios, Mahyar Sadri, Randy Wilson, Ryan Torrey Michael Caloz, Wesley Tobler, Sergiy Migdalskiy, Ricardo Ariza, Cory Hamilton, Victoria Fortson, Joshua Frontino, Boris Batkin, Mark Cerny, Andre Petrossian, Greta Anderson Melissa Barker, Esteban Cueto, Richard Dorton, Michael Mukatis, Justin Rasch, Chris Robbins, America Young Theo Balestra, Lola Balestra, Aidan Balestra, Nathan Levitt, Lauren Levitt Prasadananda Das, Toufiq Tulsiram, Tenzing Tsering Berger, Steven Jay Blum, Dimitriy Dyachenko, Robin Atkin Downes, Michael Gough, James Horan, Yuri Lowenthal, Fred TatascioreĪlex Demir, Serder Burhan Kalsin, Oscar Oden, Murat Uludagĭechen Choezom, Pema Dhondup, Yangchen Dolkar, Namgyal Kyulo, Tenzing Tsering Kimble, Tristram Coffin, Joshua Dodge, Brenden Quibin Rob Alonso, Ronald Avila, Anthony Bailey, Eddie Blandon, Byron Brackens, Andrew Cockburn, Adam Grodin, Matthew Hartwell, David Kabelitz, Michael Longley, Travis Madole, Lizz McCue, Alex Medina, Byron Mehlsack, Jeffrey Keith Negus, Rodney Reece, Matthew Rothstein, Trevor Stevens, Nick Murphy, Travis R. Marianne Hayden, Jason Martinsen, Jeremy Collins James Paick, Polina Hristova, Erwin Madrid, Kory Heinzenĭavid Lam, Moragot Bodharamik, Randall Davis (Lee) MikkelsenĬompany Mascot, Morale Builder and Food Patrol Borujeni, Shan-Min Chao, Andrew Cove, Cédric Lallain, Bryan McNett, Adam Johnson, Morten S. Manny Ko, Cort Stratton, Jason Scanlin, Mohammad S. Shaddy Safadi, Hong Ly, Andrew Kim, Brian Yam Omar Gatica, Thomas Wright, Eva Krzeminskiĭarcy Korch, Hanno Hagedorn, Bryan Wynia, Corey Johnson Lee, Simon Craghead, Reiko Satoīenson Russell, Junki Saita, Jonathan Stein, Justin Richmond, Kurt Margenau, Jacob Minkoff, Robert Cogburn, Anthony NewmanĬharlotte Francis, Malcolm Hee, Behrooz Roozbeh, Christian Nakata, Nichol Norman, Adam Marquis, Genesis Prado, Brian Beppu, Khanh D. Chen, David Baldwin, Stephen Ife, Michael Murrill, David Ballard, Edward J. Reuben Shah, Santiago Gutiérrez Cortés, Christophe Desse, John Germann, Henry Cheng, Dustin King, Jonny Q. Shamil Rasizade, Chris Ilvento, Brian Robison Pål-Kristian Engstad, Travis McIntosh, Dan LiebgoldĬhristopher Christensen, Jonathan Lanier, Carlos Gonzalez-Ochoa, Marshall Robin, Fengquan Wang, Charles Tangora, Christian Gyrling, John Bellomy, Jason Gregory, Lucas Pope, Ian Jones, Jeff Shaffer, Jérôme Durand, Sandeep Shekar, Vincent Marxen, John Hable 969 people (918 developers, 51 thanks) Naughty Dog

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Quarantine (Part 81)

Day 567 ng quarantine.

Sa mga sandali na tinatype ko ‘to, mayroong nang naitalang 2,593,399 na kaso ng COVID-19 sa Pilipinas, kung saan 13,273 ang mga bagong naitalang kaso. 38,768 na ang mga namatay at 2,442,623 ang mga gumaling.

Mukhang kahit papaano naman ay bumababa na uli ang kaso ng mga COVID base sa nakita kong datos sa Twitter ngayong linggo, pero marami pa rin kaya di pwedeng pa-kampante.

Pinakamalaking balita ngayong linggo ang mga kakandidato ngayong eleksyon. Netong Oktubre ang simula ng filing ng CoC ng mga kakandidato. Sa isang di inaasahagn pangyayari, si Bong Go ay nagsumite na tatakbo sya bilang bise-president at hindi bilang presidenta gaya ng unang pahayag nila noon. Si Duterte naman daw ay magreretiro na sa politika, at ang sabi ay si Sara ang papalit sa kanya. Ang running mate naman ni Pacquiao bilang bise-presidente ay ang dating mayor na si Lito Atienza.

Kanina lang ay unang inihayag ng 1Sambayan at ng spokeperson ni Leni na tinanggap na nito ang nominasyon bilang presidente. Tapos bigla naman ng 1Sambayan na hindi pa final ang desisyon ni Leni pero sila ay "very very confident" na tatanggapin nito ang nominasyon. Nakakadismaya pero ang gulo nyo.

Maraming meetings ngayong linggo na ako rin yung nagminutes kaya medyo nakakapagod. Pero medyo kasalanan ko rin naman kasi ako nagpresenta na magminutes. Okay lang din naman kasi masaya ako na nakatulong hehe.

Nakaka-adik din mag-Pokemon Unite. Medyo kinulang ako sa tulog netong huling dalawang araw dahil kakalaro. Kaya maaga ako tutulong ngayon. Masarap din kasi sya laruin kasama ang tropa. Salamat kay Edward na naka-pair ko kanina sa ranked at nakaabot na ako ng Veteran class.

Sobrang busy ng Oktubre sa trabaho, na napalagay ako ng Sticky Notes for the first time since college ata. Biglang dami ng trabaho eh.

Kaarawan ko rin ngayong darating na Huwebes. Saktong excited lang. Gusto ko lang naman bumati yung mga taong gusto kong bumati, okay na ako. Nakabili na ako ng tatlong bote ng Colt 45. Hindi ko alam kung may kasama akong makaka e-numan. Medyo senti mode pa rin, pero paminsan-minsan na lang dahil medyo busy din ngayong linggo.

Hassle birthday month.

Muli, dasal ko na sana ay matapos na ito sa pinakamadaling panahon.

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The Rock Center for Dance Masterlist 2017/18

1 Sided: Junior Contemporary Group

Madison Alvarado, Cayla Bennish, Aricela Boatwright, Sofia Cook, Easton Magliarditi, Sabine Nehls, Sophie Santella, Julia Stumpf, Kiarra Waidelich.

24 Violins: Junior Ballet Extended Line

Ava Anderson, Makayla Armandi, Kora Atienza, Aricela Boatwright, Sofia Cook, Izzy Howard, Mia Ibach, Erica Kaffenberger, Kennedy Kahler, Isabella Keesee, Savannah Kristich, Easton Magliarditi, Leyla Matzke, Lilly McCollum, Sabine Nehls, Makenna Nicksick, Ava Paonessa, Mattie Williams. 

7 Billion Others: Rookies Contemporary Group

Espirit Frank, Victoria Johnson, Alexis Mayer, Emma Michalosky, Deanna Panin, Taytum Ruckle, Tiara Sherman.

9/20: Senior Contemporary Group

Madison Alvarado, Truth Colon, Tatum Fuller, Anika Kojima, Sydney Latimer, Emily Leech, Alyssa Ludian, Madyson Rae Mayol.

Burn It Up: Junior Hip Hop Line

Emily Andaya, Kora Atienza, Cayla Bennish, Aricela Boatwright, Alexa Bulleri, Sofia Cook, Izzy Howard, Erica Kaffenberger, Kennedy Kahler, Savannah Kristich, Devynn Lewis, Easton Magliarditi, Isabella McGinnis, Mattie Williams.

Dam In China: Teen Contemporary Production

Madison Alvarado, Kora Atienza, Cayla Bennish, Aricela Boatwright, Angelia Bulleri, Sofia Cook, Ricky Edwards, Tatum Fuller, izzy Howard, Erica Kaffenberger, Kennedy Kahler, Anika Kojima, Savannah Kristich, Sydney Latimer, Lexi Ledford, Emily Leech, Devynn Lewis, Alyssa Ludian, Easton Magliarditi, Madyson Rae Mayol, Lilly McCollum, Sage Mendre, Sabine Nehls, Ava Paonessa, Aalayah Perkins, Julia Stumpf, Kiarra Waidelich, Mattie Williams.

Ice, Air, Wind, Water: Junior Ballet Group

Izzy Howard, Sabine Nehls, Jessica Phan, Kiarra Waidelich.

Jam: Mini Hip Hop Line

Abby Farr, Chevy Frank, Mia Ibach, Victoria Johnson, Isabella Keesee, Alexis Mayer, Lilly McCollum, Emma Michalosky, Deanna Panin, Taytum Ruckle, Sezana Schwartz.

La Fille: Mini Jazz Extended Line

Kora Atienza, Aricela Boatwright, Sofia Cook, Abby Farr, Izzy Howard, Mia Ibach, Erica Kaffenberger, Kennedy Kahler, Savannah Kristich, Devynn Lewis, Leyla Matzke, Alexis Mayer, Lilly McCollum, Emma Michalosky, Sabine Nehls, Mattie Williams.

Selfish: Teen Contemporary Group

Madison Alvarado, Cayla Bennish, Anika Kojima, Easton Magliarditi, Madyson Rae Mayol, Sage Mendre, Daisy Myers, Julia Stumpf, Kiarra Waidelich.

The Heat Soared to 163: Mini Contemporary Duo/Trio

Izzy Howard, Savannah Kristich.

The Rising Sun: Mini Contemporary Extended Line

Ava Anderson, Makayla Armandi, Kora Atienza, Campbell Bas, Hailie Dye, Abby Farr, Chevy Frank, Mia Ibach, Erica Kaffenberger, Isabella Keesee, Leyla Matzke, Makenna Nicksick, Deanna Panin, Aalayah Perkins, Taytum Ruckle, Sezana Schwartz.

The Sixth Breath: Mini Contemporary Group

Aricela Boatwright, Sofia Cook, Izzy Howard, Kennedy Kahler, Savannah Kristich, Devynn Lewis, Sabine Nehls, Mattie Williams.

The Third Man: Junior Tap Line

Emily Andaya, Kora Atienza, Cayla Bennish, Aricela Boatwright, Alexa Bulleri, Alyssa Gonzaga, Kennedy Kahler, Savannah Kristich, Isabella McGinnis, Sage Mendre, Sabine Nehls, Ava Paonessa.

We Insist: Junior Contemporary Extended Line

Madison Alvarado, Emily Andaya, Cayla Bennish, Aricela Boatwright, Alexa Bulleri, Sofia Cook, Savannah Kristich, Lexi Ledford, Devynn Lewis, Easton Magliarditi, Isabella McGinnis, Sage Mendre, Sabine Nehls, Jessica Phan, Sophie Santella, Julia Stumpf, Kiarra Waidelich, Mattie Williams.

Wolves: Teen Tap Group

Emily Andaya, Cayla Bennish, Aricela Boatwright, Angelia Bulleri, Isabella McGinnis, Sage Mendre, Ava Paonessa

Caves, Ocean Eyes: Kiarra Waidelich

Almost Fell: Lexi Ledford

Angel: Abby Farr

Big Time: Isabella McGinnis

Bow Spirit: Mattie Williams

Catharsis: Jessica Phan

Charms: Taytum Ruckle

Construction: Julia Stumpf

Day Dream: Sage Mendre

Deep Blue Ocean: Angelia Bulleri

Escape From Mongolia: Savannah Kristich

History Of Obscurity, Stabat Mater: Easton Magliarditi

Human: Tatum Fuller

Human: Madison Alvarado

I Did Something Bad: Devynn Lewis

I Will Wait: Makayla Armandi

It Comes At Night: Ava Paonessa

La Pieta: Emma Michalosky

Legions: Isabella Keesee

Life: Erica Kaffenberger

Lotus: Alexis Mayer

Lovin’ U: Madyson Rae Mayol

Mind on the (Re)Wind: Aricela Boatwright

Mr. Cellophane: Campbell Bas

Otriad: Sabine Nehls

Pay It Forward: Mia Ibach

Penny Dreadful: Izzy Howard

Piano B: Deanna Panin

Pollution To Poison: Makenna Nicksick

Rising Of The Sun: Lilly McCollum

Sarabande: Kennedy Kahler

Simon’s Daughter: Sydney Latimer

Slip: Ricky Edwards

Slipping Into: Truth Colon

Somewhere: Tiara Sherman

Tashweesh: Emily Leech

Two Face: Christian Smith

Wander: Kora Atienza

[annabolinas]

Annette Crosbie as Catherine of Aragon and Margaret Ford as Maria de Salinas in The Six Wives of Henry VIII (1970), Episode 1: Catherine of Aragon (written by Rosemary Anne Sisson)

edited by me; apologies for any remaining artifacts!

Eustace Chapuys (2nd picture) was played by Edward Atienza.

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PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany High School Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, June 21. 216 students received their diplomas after the Conferment of the Degrees by Principal Denis Mulroony. The diploma’s were presented to the Board of Education.

133 students, or 61.6% will be attending four year colleges, 61 students or 28.2% will be attending two year colleges, 12 students or 5.6% will be attending career education, 6 students for 2.8% will be employed and 4 students, or 1.8% will be joining the military.

The Class of 2018 Officers were Ethan Kaplan, President; Udhay Khullar, Vice President; Harris Ansari, Secretary and Rachel Wang, Treasurer.

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The 2018 Graduating Class

Sebastian Abreu Kensy Abdias Acosta Matthew Eric Afonso Mildred S. Agenor Abdul Vasi Ahmedi Kandarp J. Ajvalia Khalid M. Alzubi Hailey Rose Amato Jay P. Amin Alexander Angulo Mohammad Harris Ansari Haydar Yusuf Aran Sarah Isabel Arias Zabihilla Asat Harmond Atienza Mirzakerim Tarik Ayaz Tia Antoinette Ayton Srah Azizi Arzoo Bakhtiary Luisa Teresa Barone Jared Robert Bazarai Claudia Valarie Bennett Justin Joel Bermudez Juan Sebastian Bernal Kate S. Bernauer Mathew Botros Abdoullah Bouzaitoun Juliana Branda Vanessa Bravo-Nieto Gerard Joseph Burder Cyvyl Salvanera Cabaccang Michele Cacciapaglia Isabella Francesca Cattiottolo Jason Francis Calabrese Joseph Calabrese Nicole Marie Calabrese Derrique M. S. Campbell Fabio Castillo Alex John Cavaluzzo Savannah Madison Cerrato Albert Ye Chen Shyann Lynn Cheney Sydney Lyn Clark Edward Donald Cogan Kelly Anne Coombs Brenda Cordasco Elijah X. Crawford Juliana Rose Davanzo Ivan Francisco DeLeon Assunta Celeste De Martinis Julia Del Viscio Andrea Delgado Gabriella Marie DeMary Richard Anthony DeMary Michael L. DeMonico Cameron Antonio Dines Sarah Elizabeth DiPippa Thomas Diez Joseph Romolo DiPinto Destiny Stella Duffaut Nicole Lynn Dugan Amr Elsaid Christopher Ray England-Ippolito Ethan Daniel Fang Ithaly Feliz Riley Catherine Ferguson Vincenzo Generoso Ferrara Jason B. Finkle Camren Anneliese Fitzsimmons Vaishnavi Gandhi Nicholas Peter Garafano Justin I. Garcia Sean Peter Gentile Aahna Ghosh Bryan William Gong Ryan Thomas Goodreds Bethany Rose Goordman Malcolm Isiah Green Sioux Anne Green Madena Hamidi Zara Hassan Marc Hoeltge Rachel Ann Hoffman Kaitlyn Holler Kevin Nathaniel Holst Ahmed Homsi Leslie Sofia Huatarunco Anya Rose Hughes Fatima Arizo Iqbal Andrea Rose Jacoby Aastha Jaggi Romel Jamna Ralph L. Jean-Francois Angeline Sara Jiju Anthony Wayne Johnson Maxwell Alexander Johnson Ramanand M. Kachhia Ethan D. Kaplan Ragan Grace Kelley Udhay Khullar Joseph M. Klein Julia Margaret Kloss Bon June Koo John Mark Krevis Patrick William LaFerrera Michael Vincent Lai Samantha Lin Lee Olivia Ruth Leon Alice Jane Limanova Sabrina Link Robert Burke Litz Christopher Benito Lupo Noah Jack Lustig Purvang Mahadevia Pranav Praful Makadia Mahrukh Abdul Malik Shobin Paul Manappuram Maliha A. Mannan Kaitlyn Ashlee Martinez Anthony Karl Martucci Aidan Rose McMaster Alivia Marie Mercuro Kyle Meth Daniel V. Miller Christian Alberto Minaya Rahul Kiran Mody Dunya Mohamed Bernasia Ebony Moore Jeremy Michael Mostillo Sunaina Mukherjee Hamza Abbas Naqvi Isabella G. Nicoletti Karissa Marie Nussbaum Ogulcan Odabas Jared Lucas Osgood Shane Joseph Osgood Ali Haydar Ozdemir Mansi A. Parikh Aditi Patel Aneri Patel Bhumiben M. Patel Dirgh Harshadkumar Patel Lipi Patel Priya Minesbkumar Patel Priyam Shailesh patel Ria S. Patel Sagar Patel Sima Patel Lauryn K. Patracuolla Nilab Pazhmon Kyla Samantha Penus Kyle Edward Phillips Nelson Yoset Pichardo Daniel Joseph Pico Cielito Jaecob M. Ponce De Leon John Carlos Portillo Faith Marie Preziosi Vincent T. Prezioso Anoosha Qureshi Shakhzoda Rakhimova Kyra Mary Reich Moustafa Riad Isis Carolina Rodas Prado Malia Rodriguez Steven Rodriguez Daniel I. Rodriguez-Appelgren Daniel Bennett Ruggiero Bahaadeen Saied Tahir Samad Zahra Mariam Sarwari Brenda Lynn Sauer Skylar Madison Schey Brandon Schweizer Everton Fitzroy Scott Alexander Serban Ankit Shah Diti J. Shah Khushbu Shah Neil Vipul Shah Affan Shaikh Adam J. Shandra Skyler Rose Sharpell Stephanie Shen Abhi N. Sheth Samantha Shimabukuro Mario Joseph Sinatra Kaitlyn Arlene Sklow Kendrick C. Slaman Lauren Emily Slevin Christopher Francis Smith Julia Rose Smith Zachary Logan Snell Maansi Solanki Karissa Zavanna St. Jean Kerri St. Victor Amanda Nicole Stover Devion Sharif Stover Danielle Strano Matthew J. Strumolo Frank Anthony Sullivan Sophia Tamayo Alice H. Tatrous Tatiana Isabel Tello Burlew Justin Ryan TerWaarbeek David Ton Peter Hao Tran Tiffany Lee Trifari Gary C. Tsui Jeet Vaishnay Sean Patrick Van Vliet Philip Sunny Varghese Rachael S. Wang Alexa Rae Weissberg Adam Joseph Welch Matthew Thomas Wilson Ryan Michael Wisniewski Brielle Elizabeth Wyka Talia Ruth Wynzel Ellen X. Xu Ali Yaqoobi Adam Ye Christopher Michael Yi Kevin Zhengen Zheng Annie A. Zhong

PHS Class of 2018 is dismissed! PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany High School Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, June 21. 216 students received their diplomas after the Conferment of the Degrees by Principal Denis Mulroony.

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Special Branch: Time Bomb (1.14, Thames, 1969)

"My father. Well he doesn't mind, whatever he says. He wants his sons to be strong and, uh, virile."

"What, like horses?"

"Yes, you're learning - but you're not a horse, you'll never be a horse!"

"No, I hope not, Sir."

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JANUARY 2018 CELEBRANTS!!!

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Former Libertarian Party presidential candidate Austin Petersen has decided to run for Senate as a Republican instead of a Libertarian. Petersen announced his intent to run in an opinion editorial for the Kansas City Star:

“This is why I’m running to represent Missouri in the United States Senate. I want to give Missourians — and indeed all Americans — the kind of government that is worthy of them. Although I ran for president in 2016 as a Libertarian, I intend to make this run for the Senate as a Republican. I have made this change in large part because after personally reaching out to over 4,000 of my supporters, more than 98 percent of them said that the party of Lincoln was the best fit for my pro-life, pro-liberty, pro-Constitution stands — and more importantly, the best way to bring change to Washington.”

Petersen had heavily hinted that he would run as a Republican, sharing articles about potential rivals like Ann Wagner on his Facebook page, along with sharing articles from libertarian-leaning websites. Independent Journal Review published an article written by Austin Sekel, a member of the Republican Liberty Caucus, where he called for Petersen to run as a Republican.

There are several potential rivals for Petersen in the race: Tony Monetti, a veteran, has already declared, Carl Edwards, a NASCAR driver, has hinted at the idea, Attorney General Josh Hawley, Missouri House Speaker Todd Richardson, and former Representative David Steelman are just a few names.

It’s not likely Petersen will win the Republican primary, considering the amount of money goes into a Senate race, but he did take 2nd place in the Libertarian Party presidential primary when he didn’t have any political experience as a candidate. Now he has a presidential campaign under his belt which the Kansas City Star hailed as the ‘likely’ campaign of the future.

This time around, instead of the entire nation, Petersen’s only audience is the state of Missouri. A state in which his roots run deep, a state that he knows like the back of his hand.

Petersen wrote:

“Although I’ve spent a good deal of time analyzing the establishment elites in Washington and New York, at the end of the day, I’m a homegrown Missourian, a proud graduate of Missouri State and a longtime resident of Kansas City. I was born in Independence, and I grew up on a horse farm in Peculiar, a short drive from a town called Liberty.”

EDITOR’S NOTE: Austin Petersen is the founder of The Libertarian Republic. 

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CNN’s editor at large Chris Cillizza wrote an article on how Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) and President Donald Trump have been come allies in the last few days over Trump’s allegations that former President Barrack Obama wiretapped Trump Towers. Cillizza argues, and I agree, that Paul is using this in order to continue his crusade against the surveillance state such as the FISA Court and the NSA spying scandals.

Paul is a noted privacy warrior. He ‘filibustered’ the renewal of the Patriot Act, has sued the government for the NSA spying, and has been a general thorn in the side of security hawks like Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham. Paul, while refusing to directly criticize Trump’s actions and views like he did back in the primary, has been reintroducing legislation that run contrary to many of Trump’s positions.

But what Cillizza is trying to get at is that Trump’s wiretapping claims are false. And they very well might be, considering Trump has not offered any evidence up until the Susan Rice report. Cillizza fires some shots against Paul and his attacks against the surveillance state.

However, Cillizza’s greatest mistake is his argument is his appeal to authority. FBI Director James Comey, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and House Intelligence committee chair Devin Nunes. In his assumption that Trump’s claims is false, he pivots towards Clapper, who told MSNBC’s Chuck Todd that no order for wiretapping came from the FISA court.

“I can deny it,” Clapper said.

But should we really trust Clapper? This is the same man who lied about one of the greatest breaches of the right to privacy in recent American history. Back after Edward Snowden revealed the extent of the NSA surveillance programs, Clapper was asked if the NSA was still collecting millions of Americans phone records and information.

No, sir,” he said during a 2013 congressional hearing. He later said it was an “clearly erroneous” answer in an apology letter to Congress. However, it was a clear case of perjury and one that has affected the lives of millions of Americans who believed their privacy was being protected by the federal government instead of being violated by it. Paul and his allies in the fight for privacy are right to argue he should be jailed.

Nor do people trust FBI Director James Comey or should trust him.

As the New York Times wrote in 2013, Comey has been involved in surveillance efforts for almost his entire career in Washington:

“Despite the showdown, in which Mr. Comey refused the request of White House aides to reauthorize a program for eavesdropping without warrants, he was later willing to go along with most of the Bush administration’s surveillance operations. He and his allies, including Mr. Mueller, eventually backed down from their threats to resign in protest after the White House made modest adjustments.”

Cillizza’s main point is that Paul and Trump are allies of convenience for now. But his justifications, his attacks against Paul, along with his appeal to authority, such as Comey and Clapper, makes his argument falls apart and makes his main point all but moot.

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President Donald Trump has gone through a turbulent first two weeks. Rocked by protests, marches, and lawsuits, his administration still doesn’t have most of their cabinet picks confirmed. Add to that the fact that Senate Democrats are promising to filibuster his Supreme Court pick, and a federal judge blocked a part of his executive order barring immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries.

Many liberals are up in arms against Trump’s actions and many conservatives have struck back with the “Obama did it” argument. This is used to point out hypocrisy for  liberals who applauded everything President Barack Obama did, including bombing more countries than President George W. Bush, to expanding the surveillance state, and even temporarily suspending the Iraqi refugee program.

Yes, liberals are hypocritical.

While they protest against a man who has temporarily barred immigration from seven different countries, most on the left were silent when Obama ended the “wet foot, dry foot” system that has been in place for decades, which effectively stranded at least a 1,000 Cuban refugees in Mexico. While at least 109 people were stranded by Trump’s executive order, there was no large outcry, no blocking of airports and protests against Obama’s actions.

As a writer in Rare pointed out:

“Because most did not pay attention to Obama’s anti-immigrant policies. There was no 24-hour, days long cable news barrage about it. There were no hashtags, social media campaigns or protests. The pain was just as real for those suffering, but the coverage and popular reaction were almost nonexistent.”

They stood silent as President Obama aggressively expanded the surveillance state that was revealed by Edward Snowden. As the erosion of the 4th Amendment continued under Obama’s presidency, there were no large scale protests as millions of innocent Americans data were swept up in a vast net by the National Security Agency. They stood silent as the White House pressured House Democrats to oppose a bipartisan coalition lead by Representative Justin Amash (R-Mich) to place serious limits on the NSA’s spying programs.

They stood silent as Team Obama justified killing a sixteen year old teenager who was looking for his father in Yemen.

As Conor Freidersdorf wrote in The Atlantic:

“Again, note that this kid wasn’t killed in the same drone strike as his father. He was hit by a drone strike elsewhere, and by the time he was killed, his father had already been dead for two weeks. Gibbs nevertheless defends the strike, not by arguing that the kid was a threat, or that killing him was an accident, but by saying that his late father irresponsibly joined al Qaeda terrorists. Killing an American citizen without due process on that logic ought to be grounds for impeachment. Is that the real answer? Or would the Obama Administration like to clarify its reasoning? Any Congress that respected its oversight responsibilities would get to the bottom of this.”

No widespread protests. No hashtags, no social media campaigns. Nothing but silence from the majority of the left. There might have been some peeps from them since a raid killed Anwar Al-Awlaki’s daughter, who is an American citizen, along with several dozen civilians, which was all sanctioned by President Trump. But so far?

Silence.

They stood silent as Obama drastically expanded the wars in the Middle East. While he didn’t put as many ground troops as Bush did, he helped further destabilize the region. When Obama bombed Libya without congressional approval, there was no widespread anti-war movement. Sure, there were some squabbles from the remnants of the anti-war left, but it was the libertarian’s voices who were the loudest. Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky), Justin Amash, among others, who viciously defended the Constitution and berated the President for continuing the foreign policy mistakes of the past.

The list can go on about liberals hypocritical actions, but they should do some self-examination about having selective outrage.

But that doesn’t mean conservatives should use Obama to justify Trump’s executive actions. By doing this, they continue the trend of scapegoating the previous administration to continue their support for the terrible actions of the current president.

Was Obama right in barring refugees from Iraq for six months in 2011? Probably not, though his executive actions were a bit different from Trump’s widespread action, as explained by USA Today.

Is Trump right in barring refugees and immigrants from the seven countries in his executive order? Probably not, because out of the 3.25 million refugees settled in the United States since 1975, only 20 have been linked to terrorist charges. In addition, the CATO Institute found that “the measures taken here will have virtually no effect on improving U.S. national security.” Of course, some conservatives who want people to help refugees on their own will still be mad when a major company like Starbucks does exactly that.

By referencing Obama, conservatives hope to expose the hypocrisy of the left. And they are doing that very well.

But in the end, they will end up paying the price later down the road when Trump is out of office in 4 to 8 years. They protested Obama using executive orders, decrying his “I’ve got a pen, and I’ve got a phone” as executive overreach, but applaud Trump when he uses executive orders to accomplish his goals.

They will regret it if the next President after Trump is a Democrat and does exactly what Trump did; and instead of it being Obama being blasted, it will be Trump.

So please stop using Obama as an excuse to justify Trump. All it does is continue the cycle of blaming the previous administration in order to avoid taking responsibility. As long as conservatives and liberals play partisan politics, we’ll be stuck in this idiotic debate.

Justify Trump’s actions using your own logic, not continuing the downward spiral of American politics.

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