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Chris Colfer from Glee talks about how he broke into the business and what makes him happy today. [posted June 6, 2024]

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Annie & I Take Altamont!

The first time I saw the small town of Altamont, Illinois was this past June at the John Deere G reunion. I was taken with the lovely mansion I saw there. We also loved the fun antique shop the hubby and I stopped at. I saw that they were having a music and wine fair at the Charles Wright House Museum. I thought perfect! A trip for Annie! About once a month or so, my friend Annie Jansen and I…

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Jackson Ave at D Street, 1967.

Jackson Hotel (405 Jackson) and Cove Hotel (400 Jackson), previously known as Carver House, wear each listed in 1960s editions of The Negro Travelers' Green Book.

In the mid 60s Charles and Cornelia Kellar operated the Jackson and Carver. Charles, an attorney, was sent to Nevada by Thurgood Marshall, then an NAACP officer, as part of an effort to "make sure there were black attorneys in every state." In '60 he was the first African-American to pass the Nevada State Bar exam.

Photo by Clinton Wright. Clinton Wright Photographs (PH-00379), UNLV Special Collections.

G. Kent. Chief Denies Raid Plan - Hotelman Protest Arrests. Review-Journal, 1/31/63 p1; Game Board. Review-Journal, 1/22/64 p1; J. Pryzybys. Black Pioneers in Local History. Review-Journal, 2/23/2014.

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1. Contact sheet shows Tuskegee airman Woodrow W. Crockett; Edward C. Gleed, Lawrence, KS, Group Operations Officer; and others at the left.

2. Contact sheet shows a large group of Tuskegee airmen attending a briefing. Among those shown are: Hiram E. Mann, Cleveland, OH; Newman C. Golden, Cincinnati, OH; Bertram W. Wilson, Jr., Brooklyn, NY; Samuel W. Watts, Jr., New York, NY; Armour G. McDemoe, Martinsville, VA; Howard C. Gamble, Charles Town, WV; Harry T. Steward, Jr. Corona, NY; Earle R. Lane, Wickliffe, OH; Wyrain T. Shell, Brooklyn, NY; Harold M. Morris, Seattle, WA; John E. Edwards, Steubenville, OH; John H. Porter, Cleveland, OH; James H. Fischer?, Stoughton, MA; Wyrain T. Shell, Brooklyn, NY; William E. "Porky" Rice?, Swarthmore, PA; Tony Weaver?; Charles L. White?, St. Louis, MO; George Arnold Lynch, Valley Stream; Samuel L. Washington, Cleveland, OH; Calvin J. Spann, Rutherford, NJ, Frank N. Wright, Elmsford, NY.

Ramitelli, Italy. Toni Frissell, March 1945.

Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division

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Biólogos do Neodarwinismo

THEODOSIUS DOBZHANSKY

Foi um geneticista e evolucionista ucraniano, que chegou a dar aula na universidade de são Paulo (USP-Brasil), e recebeu o título de doutor honroris.

Quando em 1920 a 1935, matemáticos e experimentalistas começaram a estudar a fundo as recombinações genéticas do Darwinismo com a genética de Mendel, ele acabou por envolver-se com a pesquisa.

Ele estudou as Drosoplhila pseudoobscura , a mosca da fruta, em que observou a variedade genética das mesmas conforme os anos, e os meses, e percebeu que 40% nasciam na primavera, e 60% no verão e apresentando outros genes.

Comparando com diferentes gerações, ele percebeu variações genéticas conforme o mês, e chegou a conclusão do isolamento reprodutivo pós-zigótico, em que sabemos que o cruzamento de espécies diferentes pode até gerar hibrídos, no entanto não férteis, tendo então contribuído para o conceito de especiação.

O cientista além de defensor do Darwinismo, também contribuiu com os livros "Genetics and the Origin of Species (1937)", "The Biology of Ultimate Concern (1967)" e por fim "Genetics the Evolutionary Process(1970)", além de 400 "papers" sobre o assunto.

STEBBINS

Dr. G. Ledyard Stebbins Jr foi um biólogo, e dos principais botânicos do século XX, além de geneticista, estudou fósseis, e a história da evolução dos organismos somada a teoria de Charles Darwin, e contribuiu para com o Darwinismo.

Em 1950 escreveu o livro "Variation and Evolution in Plants", e no seu livro demonstrou um conhecimento enciclopédico de estudos botânicos, de fósseis a cromossomos, ao fornecer um argumento detalhado de que as plantas estavam sujeitas aos mesmos processos de evolução que os animais, uma ideia de que ainda hoje os biólogos tomam como um dado fatídico.

ERNST MAYR

Foi um biólogo alemão, assim como Darwin foi obrigado a entrar para o curso de medicina, no entanto sua grande paixão era a biologia, sobretudo o campo da Ornitologia.

Ele contribuiu para a divulgação do neodarwinismo, elaborou e conceituou espécie biológica, e também percebeu que a variação de espécimes advinha de migrações geográficas.

FRANCISCO AYALA

Biólogo um pouco controverso mas contribuiu com a junção entre o neordarwinismo e a religião, além do mais foi um crítico dos ideais sobre designer inteligente divino.

GEORGE GAYLORD SIMPSON

Foi um biólogo e paleontólogo estadunidense, seus estudos contribuíram para o entendimento de especiação por meio de migrações intercontinentais dos animais, além de compreensão da evolução de mamíferos na Era Mesozóica.

SEWALL WRIGHT

Foi um geneticista americano, estudou o cruzamento entre porcos, e ergueu as bases matemáticas para o entendimento de genética de populações, bem como se comportam por isolamento.

Tais biólogos foram parte da atividade da minha disciplina de História e Filosofia do Conhecimento Biológico, acabei por perder as referências biográficas, mas achei interessante para compartilhar.

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in the spirit of @keepthisholykiss ‘s post ranking the homoeroticism of Hamlet Graveyard Scene paintings

here is my ranking of the

Hamlet Illustrations I’ve Found on Google

that i personally think posess the most homoeroticism and/or gender between hamlet and horatio

first up at no. 8 we have this one by Adam Vogler; it’s a classic pose, pretty gay; the automatic hand Horatio has on Hamlet’s arm? the determined look towards the ghost? lovely. decent helping of gender as well since for some reason he drew both hamlet and horatio to look like a young orlando bloom.

Next at #7 is this one by Gordon Browne. I LOVE Browne’s Shakespeare illustrations; his stuff is so evocative and he’s drawn some of my favorite Romeo and Juliet illustrations to date. This graveyard scene is subtle but wonderfully gay; look at them leaning into each other! Hamlet’s arm resting on Horatio’s shoulder so that his cloak covers them both slightly! delightful.

#6 is a classic! This drawing by Robert Thew is very well-known, and why wouldn’t it be! Such a fun style! Such a spooky ghost! The movement is so intense! And the Horatio is so in love with Hamlet! Just LOOK at how he’s holding onto him. The terrified concern?? It’s wonderful.

5: Now for some absolute GENDER! These are both by John Masey Wright, and frankly I’m obsessed. I love when people draw Horatio so he looks almost like Hamlet but in color. Also, of course, who could ignore how feminine they both look here? [how did he draw these characters so androgynous when he drew Romeo to look like he was 45 years old? it’s a mystery.] Love this though 10/10.

Eugene Delacroix was famously wild about Hamlet, he drew like 10 bajillion sketches, paintings, engravings, etc. to illustrate it. This is my personal favorites of the ones he drew featuring Horatio, because it makes me DEATHLY sad. This drawing of Hamlet’s death is at #4 because look at it.

For no. 3 we have Victor Müller’s painting of Hamlet and Horatio in the graveyard, which is heartrending and sombre with a heavy helping of gentle pining. It’s all in how Horatio is looking at Hamlet; he looks so heartbroken to see how tired and sad Hamlet looks. Crushes my heart into a million pieces. 20000/10.

W. G. Simmonds gets #2 purely for going to the trouble to draw the “thou art e’en such a man (etc.)” scene at all. Who DOES that? Why would you? Look at the way they’re LOOKING at each other! Look at their hands!! I’m supposed to just act normal about this???

Charles Taylor did engravings based on some drawings by Robert Smirke for an illustrated edition of Shakespeare in the year of our lord 1783 and frankly how dare he. what can I even say about these?? oh my god. the gender of it all. the PINING of it all. The death one in particular could make me cry. Number one in MY heart of hearts.

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Vietnam War - Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine, June 1968

Sourced from: http://natsmusic.net/articles_galaxy_magazine_viet_nam_war.htm

Transcript Below

We the undersigned believe the United States must remain in Vietnam to fulfill its responsibilities to the people of that country.

Karen K. Anderson, Poul Anderson, Harry Bates, Lloyd Biggle Jr., J. F. Bone, Leigh Brackett, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Mario Brand, R. Bretnor, Frederic Brown, Doris Pitkin Buck, William R. Burkett Jr., Elinor Busby, F. M. Busby, John W. Campbell, Louis Charbonneau, Hal Clement, Compton Crook, Hank Davis, L. Sprague de Camp, Charles V. de Vet, William B. Ellern, Richard H. Eney, T. R. Fehrenbach, R. C. FitzPatrick, Daniel F. Galouye, Raymond Z. Gallun, Robert M. Green Jr., Frances T. Hall, Edmond Hamilton, Robert A. Heinlein, Joe L. Hensley, Paul G. Herkart, Dean C. Ing, Jay Kay Klein, David A. Kyle, R. A. Lafferty, Robert J. Leman, C. C. MacApp, Robert Mason, D. M. Melton, Norman Metcalf, P. Schuyler Miller, Sam Moskowitz, John Myers Myers, Larry Niven, Alan Nourse, Stuart Palmer, Gerald W. Page, Rachel Cosgrove Payes, Lawrence A. Perkins, Jerry E. Pournelle, Joe Poyer, E. Hoffmann Price, George W. Price, Alva Rogers, Fred Saberhagen, George O. Smith, W. E. Sprague, G. Harry Stine (Lee Correy), Dwight V. Swain, Thomas Burnett Swann, Albert Teichner, Theodore L. Thomas, Rena M. Vale, Jack Vance, Harl Vincent, Don Walsh Jr., Robert Moore Williams, Jack Williamson, Rosco E. Wright, Karl Würf.

We oppose the participation of the United States in the war in Vietnam.

Forrest J. Ackerman, Isaac Asimov, Peter S. Beagle, Jerome Bixby, James Blish, Anthony Boucher, Lyle G. Boyd, Ray Bradbury, Jonathan Brand, Stuart J. Byrne, Terry Carr, Carroll J. Clem, Ed M. Clinton, Theodore R. Cogswell, Arthur Jean Cox, Allan Danzig, Jon DeCles, Miriam Allen deFord, Samuel R. Delany, Lester del Rey, Philip K. Dick, Thomas M. Disch, Sonya Dorman, Larry Eisenberg, Harlan Ellison, Carol Emshwiller, Philip José Farmer, David E. Fisher, Ron Goulart, Joseph Green, Jim Harmon, Harry Harrison, H. H. Hollis, J. Hunter Holly, James D. Houston, Edward Jesby, Leo P. Kelley, Daniel Keyes, Virginia Kidd, Damon Knight, Allen Lang, March Laumer, Ursula K. LeGuin, Fritz Leiber, Irwin Lewis, A. M. Lightner, Robert A. W. Lowndes, Katherine MacLean, Barry Malzberg, Robert E. Margroff, Anne Marple, Ardrey Marshall, Bruce McAllister, Judith Merril, Robert P. Mills, Howard L. Morris, Kris Neville, Alexei Panshin, Emil Petaja, J. R. Pierce, Arthur Porges, Mack Reynolds, Gene Roddenberry, Joanna Russ, James Sallis, William Sambrot, Hans Stefan Santesson, J. W. Schutz, Robin Scott, Larry T. Shaw, John Shepley, T. L. Sherred, Robert Silverberg, Henry Slesar, Jerry Sohl, Norman Spinrad, Margaret St. Clair, Jacob Transue, Thurlow Weed, Kate Wilhelm, Richard Wilson, Donald A. Wollheim.

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Birthdays 6.8

Beer Birthdays

Pedro Rodenbach (1794)

Johann George Moerlein (1852)

Van Havig (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Herb Adderly; Green Bay Packers CB (1939)

John Everett Millais; artist (1829)

Robert Schumann; composer (1810)

Nancy Sinatra; pop singer (1940)

Frank Lloyd Wright; architect (1867)

Famous Birthdays

Scott Adams; cartoonist (1957)

Tomaso Albinoni; composer (1671)

Kathy Baker; actor (1950)

Mark Belanger; Baltimore Orioles SS (1944)

Tim Berners-Lee; internet developer (1955)

Sonia Braga; actor (1950)

Giovanni Domenico Cassini; Italian astronomer (1552)

Francis Crick; molecular biologist (1916)

James Darren; singer (1936)

Lindsay Davenport; tennis player (1976)

Griffin Dunne; actor (1955)

Trish Goff; model (1976)

Annie Haslam; rock singer (1947)

Julianna Margulies; actor (1966)

Chuck Negron; rock singer (1942)

Leroy Neiman; artist (1927)

Robert Preston; actor (1918)

Charles Reade; English writer (1814)

Nick Rhodes; pop keyboardist (1962)

Tony Rice; acoustic guitarist (1951)

Joan Rivers; comedian (1933)

Boz Scaggs; rock musician (1944)

Alexis Smith; actor (1921)

Jerry Stiller; comedian, actor (1927)

Bonnie Tyler; rock singer (1951)

Alex Van Halen; rock drummer (1950)

Keenan Ivory Wayans; actor, writer (1958)

Byron White; U.S. Supreme Court justice (1917)

Kenneth G. Wilson; physicist (1936)

Dana Wynter; actor (1931)

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Thoughts on the oscar noms? (…and the current drama surrounding it)

Honestly, I need people to realize that Barbie was a cute movie that was ultimately meant to sell Barbie dolls. It had a great set design, really cool visuals and costumes, some fun jokes, and a very good performance from Ryan Gosling. I think Greta being snubbed is weird because the movie was very CLEARLY. DIRECTED. But then again, Wes Anderson does that a lot to mixed results with the Academy, so. A very clear and strong eye does not always please them. If we're gonna talk about women (because apparently the Oscars allow only one lady director) who directed films very smartly, I would say that Celine Song is a better choice. Past Lives was such a good movie, and I think her direction really helped communicate a story in which a lot was left unsaid, pairing well with the actors.

And I'll be real... I need people to get that the movie was always more about Ken. Ken had the best script. Ken had the best arc. Is that right, for a Barbie movie? I don't know, dude. But I frankly don't blame the Academy for nominating Ryan and not Margot, because Margot had nothing great to do and she didn't elevate the material. She was good, she was charming. Ryan was performing a lot more. I like America btw, but I don't get that nom lol.

Also, stop complaining about I'm Just Ken, it was great, let us have fun song nominees.

Best Picture: I don't know why Barbie is there, the Oppenheimer sweep has been boring and though I liked the movie, as a film it was absolutely nothing without Cillian and to me that does not a Best Picture make, Killers of the Flower Moon or American Fiction should win but won't, Maestro is a joke, Past Lives deserves but also deserves more noms, haven't seen Poor Things, Anatomy of a Fall, or Zone of Interest (though at least filmtwt can stop complaining about it not being well-marketed for the Academy) yet. I liked The Holdovers, but that was before I found out the director is uhhhhh a very very bad man.

Best Actor: Leo was snubbed and I do think him campaigning for Lily so hard had something to do with it but that was legit one of his most interesting, un-Leo performances; Bradley is a joke; happy for Colman but haven't seen Rustin yet; Cillian should win and I think he will but Paul G could dark horse it--I don't think his performance was Oscar-worthy but he was good and he's been picking up his fair share of awards; Jeffrey Wright was amazing in American Fiction and if anyone should dark horse it it's him. I'd still give it to Cillian. If this was up to me, I'd toss out Bradley and throw in Teo Yoo, who was so so good in Past Lives. But the Academy is sending a HARD backlash message to Asian creatives after the EEAAO sweep, imo.

Best Actress: As I said, I don't care that Margot wasn't nominated and I don't think she should've been, and imo her best performance was easily I, Tonya; I haven't seen Nyad so no comment on Annette, same with Sandra for Anatomy, and I think Carey had moments in Maestro but she overall was not one of those "standouts in a horrible movie" actors; Lily should win and absolutely killed her performance and dominated her movie, but I am worried that Emma could take it. I'd toss out Carey for Greta Lee.

Best Supporting Actor: Everyone needs to stop saying Sterling snuck in because he was deeply moving in American Fiction and is lowkey highkey one of the best actors working right now; RDJ basically just did Leslie Odom Jr. in Hamilton and F. Murray Abraham in Amadeus but with his RDJ cadence of speaking he can't drop to save his life, but he's taking this for a career Oscar; I hate that Charles isn't there, but if it wasn't him I'd give it to Sterling or De Niro, who gave one of my favorite performances in his career and was SO disgusting and menacing in Killers. Haven't seen Ruffalo, so if it was up to me depending on his performance I'd toss out RDJ for Charles Melton and possibly shuffle some other people around.

Best Supporting Actress: Lol Emily was horrible in Oppenheimer and I'll die on that hill, generally liking her as an actress; Da'Vine will win this and she was amazing in The Holdovers but the director really sours it for me; happy for Danielle, haven't seen TCP; America shouldn't be there but whatever; I literally though Nyad was about a mythological creature until I Googled last night and found out it was about a swimmer.

Best Director: This is going to go to Christopher Nolan for one of his better movies but not his best because that is FAR. AND AWAY. THE PRESTIGE. Should go to Scorsese, his direction for Killers is why (to me) that movie still felt like it was moving at a clip despite the length.

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Mrs. Frederic S. Claghorn (left) and Mrs. George J. Hauptfuhrer Jr. meet at the Chestnut Hill home of Mrs. Joseph S. Rambo (right) to complete plans for Oct. 30 gala being sponsored by women's division of Eastern Pennsylvania Multiple Sclerosis Society at Academy of Music.

The Philadelphia Inquirer (Sunday, October 12, 1969).

DANCE HONORS PRINCESS GRACE

Dance honors Princess Brace Princess Grace of Monaco will be guest of honor at a "champagne dance" on Thursday, Oct. 30, at the Academy of Music Ballroom. Mrs. Joseph S. Rambo, of Chestnut Hill, is honorary chairman of the gala being sponsored by the Eastern Pennsylvania Multiple Sclerosis Society to raise funds to support research in finding the cause and control of this disease.

Festivities will begin with cocktails at 5 P. M. followed by dancing to the music of Romig, Lewis and Carney orchestras.

CHAIRMEN LISTED

Mrs. William E. Milhollen, Mrs. William A. Roth and Mrs. A. Ardley Henkels, are cochairmen.

Assisting the chairmen in arrangements for the Oct. 30 dance will be Mrs. Lloyd M. Coates, Mrs. George Morris Dorrance, Mrs. Frank B. Axelrod, Mrs. Frank Garofolo, Mrs. Morris R. Shaffer, Mrs. Alan D. Ameche, Mrs. Kershaw Burbank, Mrs. Murray Firestone, Mrs. F. Howard Goodwin Jr., Miss Ann Jane Callan, Mrs. Margaret K. Con-Ian, Mrs. Sydney Daroff, Mrs. Michael Daroff and Mrs. Edward Dudlik. Also, Mrs. Frederick H. Le vis Jr., Miss Marian Hayes, Mrs. W.Thacher Longstreth, Mrs. George J. Hauptfuhrer Jr., Mrs. Paul R. Kaiser, Mrs.Frederic S. Claghorn, Mrs. Russell Levin, Mrs. William Levinson, Mrs. Donald LeVine. Others are Henry S. McNeil, Mrs. Walter J. Maiden, Miss Patricia Lockhart, Mrs. Charles Nicholson, Mrs. Elizabeth Orr, Mrs. B. Arthur Pinney, Mrs. William Putnam, Miss Mildred Rinker, Mrs. Henriette Wallace, Mrs. Stanley A. Welsh Jr., Mrs. Michael A. Walsh, Mrs. Thomas A. Wood Jr., Mrs. Douglas H. Worrall Jr., Mrs. Vernon D. Wright, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Robert G. Wilder.

"OPENING NIGHT" IS THEM OF BALL

"Opening Night" is the theme of the sixth annual West Park Hospital Ball to be held Saturday evening at Radnor Valley Country Club.

The ball is sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Hospital and is cochairmened by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron N. Cohen. Proceeds will benefit the hospital building fund campaign and a new cardiac unit.

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gcharleswright: My interview with the wonderful Chris Colfer is now posted on my YouTube channel! #linkinbio Chris talks about finding a healthy work/life balance and shares his perspective on auditioning! WE MAKE YOU BETTER AT AUDITIONING gcharleswright.com [posted June 6, 2024]

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Episode 7: Brandon Hawk on Old English, an audience of women, and why it’s called The Vercelli Book

Vercelli Book, folio 106v

In Episode 7 of Inside My Favorite Manuscript, Lindsey and Dot chat with Brandon Hawk about The Vercelli Book, one of the four major surviving manuscripts containing Old English literature. We talk about the sermons, the poetry, Celtic inspiration in what decoration there is, and why it’s called the Vercelli Book.

Listen here, or wherever you find your podcasts.

Below the cut are more page images from the manuscript, links to the books discussed in the episode, and further reading.

Folio 1r

Folio 9v

Folio 106v, with zoomorphic initial and a Celtic knot.

Folio 112 r, another zoomorphic initial with Celtic knot.

Folio 132 r

Further Reading

On the manuscript itself:

Digital facsimile at the Digital Vercelli Book.

Tony Burke and Brandon W. Hawk, "Vercelli, Biblioteca Capitolare di Vercelli, MS CXVII," Manuscripta Apocryphorum, North American Society for the Study of Christian Apocryphal Literature, March 25, 2022.

For editions/translations of the Vercelli Book texts:

George Phillip Krapp, ed., The Vercelli Book, Anglo-Saxon Poetic Records 2. (New York: Columbia University Press, 1936).

Donald G. Scragg, ed., The Vercelli Homilies and Related Texts, Early English Text Society Original Series 300 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1992).

Lewis E. Nicholson, ed., The Vercelli Book Homilies: Translations From the Anglo-Saxon (Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1990).

Accessible translations of the poems can be found at Aaron K. Hostetter's Old English Poetry Project, hosted by Rutgers University.

For studies mentioned in the show: Mary Dockray-Miller, "Female Devotion in the Vercelli Book," Philological Quarterly 83 (2006): 337-54.

Éamonn Ó Carragáin, Ritual and the Rood: Liturgical Images and the Old English Poems of the Dream of the Rood Tradition (London and Toronto: British Library and University of Toronto Press, 2005).

Amity Reading, Reading the Anglo-Saxon Self through the Vercelli Book, Medieval Interventions 7 (New York: Peter Lang, 2018)

Donald G. Scragg, “The Compilation of the Vercelli Book,” Anglo-Saxon England 2 (1973): 189-207.

Elaine Treharne, “The Form and Function of the Vercelli Book,” in Text, Image, Interpretation: Studies in Anglo-Saxon Literature and Its Insular Context in Honour of Éamonn Ó Carragáin, ed. Alastair Minnis, and Jane Roberts (Turnhout: Brepols, 2007), 253-66.

Charles D. Wright, The Irish Tradition in Old English Literature, Cambridge Studies in Old English Literature 6 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993).

Samantha Zacher, Preaching the Converted: The Style and Rhetoric of the Vercelli Book Homilies, Toronto Anglo-Saxon Series 1 (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2009).

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                                 ... oh, just let them be little.

I’ve had these cooking for a while, and now I’m finally ready to share them--my playlists for Tumblebrutus and Etcetera, my present for the fandom and especially @the-cat-at-the-theatre-door.  Thank you for everything this year, Jemi, and I hope you all enjoy these!

01. we will rock you - queen | 02. largo al factotum - laimonas pautienius and vco rock | 03. oh, what a beautiful mornin’ - gordon mcrae | 04. i won’t grow up - mary martin | 05. king of the lost boys - sara bareilles | 06. this land - hans zimmer | 07. non piu andrai - eric owens | 08. tom sawyer – rush | 09. ghost - bombay bicycle club | 10. we’re not gonna take it - twisted sister | 11. shipping up to boston / enter sandman - goddesses of bagpipes | 12. ochi chyornye - boris shtokolov | 13. giants in the sky - ben wright | 14. welly boots - the amazing devil | 15. danza de los vecinos - manuel de falla | 16. wild heart - bleachers | 17. neon experience - júníus meyvant | 18. it’s my life - bon jovi | 19. hard times come again no more - kenneth overton [listen]

01. good girl winnie foster - sarah charles lewis | 02. daydream by design - gaby moreno | 03. we were friends - in love with a ghost | 04. les oiseaux dans la charmille - luciana serra | 05. with a little help from my friends - cait leary, kevin harper, and nick davison | 06. it’s oh so quiet – björk | 07. happy - postmodern jukebox | 08. cinderella’s waltz - sergei prokofiev | 09. 17 pink sugar elephants - vashti bunyan | 10. home - stephanie mills | 11. agenda - emma blackery | 12. sunny - boney m | 13. unwritten - natasha bedingfield | 14. minuet in g major - johannes sebastian bach | 15. la capinera - sumi jo | 16. get along – beabadoobee | 17. star - janelle monáe | 18. ah! je veux vivre - pretty yende | 19. miracles happen - myra [listen]

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Life and Trust Unofficial Cast List

Last updated: 11/21/24

*performer originated role

Dates indicate first recorded performance and last recorded performance.

Life and Trust Cast List with Portraits

Life and Trust Character Images

Current:

Collin Baja (JG Conwell, Valentin) 9/30/24 - Current

Ian Bedford (JG Conwell 1929) 9/25/24 - Current

Tony Bordonaro (Officer Harold*) 6/17/24 - Current

Sophie Bortolussi (Dr. Marie Rontgen-Vane*) 6/17/24 - Current

Casey Bronwyn Howes (Mrs. Vaudeville*) 6/17/24 - Current

Nathaniel Buchsbaum (Lenny Ned Lyons, Mr.Vaudeville*) 6/17/24 - Current

Doug Burkhardt ( )

Marc J Cardarelli (JG Conwell, Lenny Ned Lyons*) 6/17/24 - Current

Catheryn Clifford (Isis) 11/21/24 - Current

Aaron Dalla Villa (Aleister, Basil Conwell, Dorian Gray, Lenny Ned Lyons, Mephisto, Mr. Vaudeville) 6/17/24 - Current

Tiffany Violet de Alba (Con Artist, Gertrude Davenport, Evelyn, Marie Rontgen-Vane, Megaera) 6/17/24 - Current

Victoria DeRenzo (Evelyn) 8/21/24 - Current

Charles-Alexis Desgagnés (Aleister, Dorian Gray, Officer Harold, JG Conwell, Dr. Kellogg, Stanford Wagner) 6/17/24 - Current

Cara Diaz (Emma) 8/29/24 - Current

Mia Dilena (Naima Conwell*) 6/17/24 - Current

Brendan Duggan (Aleister (finale only), Farouk, Sgt. F. Bryant, Dr. Kellogg, Valentin, Woland) 6/17/24 - Current

Zachary Eisenstat (Dr. Kellogg, Woland*) 6/17/24 - Current

Raymond Ejiofor (Stanford Wagner*) 6/17/24 - Current

Patrick Ferreri (Dr. Kellogg) 9/8/24 - Current

Kim Fischer (Aleister*, Lenny Ned Lyons) 6/17/24 - Current

Jennifer Florentino (Gretchen*) 6/17/24 - Current

Reshma G Gajjar (Hella*) 6/17/24 - Current

Douglas J Gillespie (Aleister, JG Conwell, Officer Harold, Dr. Kellogg, Stanford Wagner) 6/17/24 - Current

Annie Grove (Con Artist*) 6/17/24 - Current

Alonso Guzman (Farouk*) 6/17/24 - Current

Dorchel Haqq (Emma, Gretchen, Hella, Isis, Naima Conwell, Sibyl Rontgen-Vane) 6/17/24 - Current

Eriko Jimbo (Dr. Marie Rontgen-Vane, Megaera, Mrs. Vaudeville) 6/17/24 - Current

Karl Kenzler (JG Conwell 1929*) 6/17/24 - Current

Majella Bess Loughran (Gertrude Davenport, Gretchen, Dr. Marie Rontgen-Vane, Mrs. Vaudeville) 6/17/24 - Current

Jodi McFadden (Gertrude Davenport*) 6/17/24 - Current

Nando Morland (Basil Conwell*) 6/17/24 - Current

Kevin M Pajarillaga (Basil Conwell, Lenny Ned Lyons, Marco, Mephisto, Mr. Vaudeville) 6/17/24 - Current

Marla Phelan (Naima, Zavia*) 6/17/24 - Current

Randolph Curtis Rand (JG Conwell 1929*) 6/17/24 - Current

Luca Renzi (Marco*) 6/17/24 - Current

Gabriella Sibeko (Sibyl Rontgen-Vane*, Mrs. Vaudeville) 6/17/24 - Current

Tori Sparks (Evelyn, Megaera*) 6/17/24 - Current

Derek Tabada (Dorian Gray, Sgt. F. Bryant, Farouk, Marco, Valentin, Woland) 6/17/24 - Current

Tony Torn (JG Conwell 1929*) 6/17/24 - Current

Mike Tyus (Mephisto*) 6/17/24 - Current

Ryan Vancompernolle (Isis*) 6/17/24 - Current

Jacob Michael Warren (Valentin*) 6/17/24 - Current

Maleek M Washington (Sgt. F. Bryant*) 6/17/24 - Current

Madeline A Wright (Gretchen, Hella, Isis, Naima, Zavia) 6/17/24 - Current

Resident Directors/Vacation Swings:

Steven Apicello (Aleister, Mephisto, Woland)

Evelyn Chen (Hella, Megaera)

Christopher “Cree” Grant (Stanford Wagner)

Lauren Ylango-Grant

Jesse Kovarsky (Mr. Vaudeville)

Parker Murphy (JG Conwell*, Mephisto)

Former:

Bria Bacon (Emma*) 6/17/24 - 8/5/24

Heather Lang (Evelyn*) 6/17/24 - 8/19/24

Brandin S Steffensen (Dr. Kellogg*) 6/17/24 - 9/2/24

Robert Vail (Dorian Gray*) 6/17/24 - 10/30/24

Guests:

Andrew Barth Feldman 10/28/24

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"M'CAFFREY TO MISS BIG PARADE THIS YEAR," Toronto Star. July 11, 1933. Page 2. ---- "Never Missed Twelfth," Pleads Pat's Friend-Gets Three Months ---- "He's never missed a parade, your worship," Captain Bunton of the Salvation Army pleaded for Patrick McCaffrey, charged with drinking. "I haven't been here for a long time." Pat put in for himself.

"He always has some story or other," said Magistrate Coatsworth. "He's been up three times in the last two or three months, hasn't he?" "Yes," confirmed Inspector Guthrie.

"Well, it will have to be three months. He will have to miss the parade this year."

John Reeve, another repeater, was also sent down for three months.

"First offence," said the clerk as Jas. Crane was called.

"It may be the first offence, but it's not the only offence. I got information this morning that he did a good deal of damage to his wife's house. He was out all night long, crashing things. I'm going to give him $20 or 30 days," said the bench.

"These men weren't on the tracks at all," declared Tom O'Connor, counsel for Wilfred Holmes, John Lemon, Edward Ridmon and Chas. Cameron, who were all charged by the C.P.R. officer with trespass on the Parkdale line. "They all tell me they were sitting beneath the trees on Noble St." The magistrate remanded them. Thomas Doyle, arrested by the same C.P.R. officer on a charge of trespass was sent down for five days.

"This man had a serious operation last November. Since then he's had six other operations. If this case is dismissed, he won't ever do it again," promised Austin Ross for Wm. G. Wright, charged with keeping a common betting house. "$150 fine and costs," said his worship.

Faulty Memory George Johnson, charged with breaking into a cigar-store on Carlton St., was remanded one week for mental examination. He claimed to have developed a case of loss of memory.

"I don't know anything about it. My head was all dazed," the prisoner said when he was asked to plead guilty or not guilty.

Alec Kelly, who apprehended Johnson with the help of Tom Jephson, stated he was walking down Parliament St. early yesterday morning when he heard a crash of glass. He went over and seized the man, Kelly stated.

"Did you find anything on the man?" asked Assistant Crown Attorney Fred Malone. "Just these cigarette dummies."

"He made a pretty bad choice," Mr. Malone commented.

Jephson testified that Johnson had told him that some drunk had broken the window and run around the corner.

"You don't know anything about being thrown out of a restaurant "earlier in the evening?" asked the crown. "I don't know anything about it."

Mr. Malone said the citizens should be commended to the police commision.

"They certainly should." agreed the magistrate. "I will mention it to the chief." Peter Lawsen, Ernest Twiddy, and Bob Telfer were given the option of $10 or five days for stealing a ride.

"I'm going to plead guilty for Tomlimnson. Cannell wants to plead not guilty," declared T. B. Horkins, defending Fred Cannell and Charles Tomlinson, charged with stealing two suits from a downtown store.

"I saw these two men, hanging around the exchange office," testified the store detective. "Then they got two suits from the stock room. I went up to them then, and took them to the office. When Tomlinson was searched a suit was found on him. I saw Canneil drop his on the way."

Both were remanded to July 25. Bail stands at $1,000.

McBrady Remanded Three charges of theft have been lodged against Louis V. McBrady. Only one of the charges came up to-day It was deferred to June 13, when the other charges are to be heard.

"If your worship has no objections, I would like to be tried by some other magistrate, because of what's happened in the past," the prisoner requested.

"I'm quite agreeable," his worship replied, but I can't guarantee that Mr. Jones will accept the responsibility."

"He says that he wants to get out on his own bail," Mr. Malone told the bench.

. "I've been in jail since June 30 for the theft of $5," added Mr. McBrady. "I can't accept your own bail, I'm afraid. There's too much of sort of thing." Magistrate Coatsworth refused.

Woman Driver Theresa Klein, charged with reckless driving, was given a two weeks' remand by Magistrate Jones in liquor and traffic court. Bail of $200 was continued.

Charged with Illegal possession of liquor, Walter Zabolotny drew a fine of $25 and costs with the option of a month in jail.

Wm. Wilson pleaded guilty to driving his car recklessly on Bloor St west of Keele. He collided with a milk wagon.

Wilson was sentenced to $10 and costs or 10 days and 7 days.

"He was under the influence of liquor," said P.C. Locke, testifying against Louis Dollery, charged with reckless driving on Richmond St. W.

Admitting he had a glass of beer. accused explained his groggy conduct and appearance shortly after the accident by the fact that his jaw was injured in the collision so that his teeth had to be removed later.

"Ten dollars and costs or ten days and seven days," said his worship.

"I thought I remanded you until Sept. 5." said Magistrate Jones as Louis Garland appeared in court.

"This is another charge," explained special Crown Prosecutor Marshall.

"There was also an Indian in the party," he continued, "and in a back room I found a woman so drunk she could not be aroused."

The officer declared that there had been a canned heat orgy in the house.

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A gangster, Nino, is in the Cash Money Brothers, making a million dollars every week selling crack. A cop, Scotty, discovers that the only way to infiltrate the gang is to become a dealer himself. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Nino Brown: Wesley Snipes Scotty Appleton: Ice-T Garald “Gee Money” Welles: Allen Payne Pookie: Chris Rock Stone: Mario Van Peebles Selina: Michael Michele Duh Duh Duh Man: Bill Nunn Park: Russell Wong Old Man: Bill Cobbs Kareem Akbar: Christopher Williams Nick Peretti: Judd Nelson Keisha: Vanessa Williams Uniqua: Tracy Camilla Johns Frankie Needles: Anthony DeSando Reverend Oates: Nick Ashford Prosecuting Attorney Hawkins: Phyllis Yvonne Stickney Police Commissioner: Thalmus Rasulala Don Armeteo: John Aprea Master of Ceremonies: Fab 5 Freddy D.J.: Flavor Flav Frazier: Clebert Ford Prom Queen: Laverne Hart Fat Smitty: Eek-A-Mouse Biff: Gregg Smrz Teacher: Erica McFarquhar Singer at Wedding: Keith Sweat Gigantor: Max Rabinowitz Woman in Hallway: Marcella Lowery Judge: Manuel E. Santiago Prosecuting Attorney: Ben Gotlieb Reporter: Thelma Louise Carter Reporter: Linda Froehlich Bailiff: Christopher Michael Recovering Addict: Kelly Jo Minter Recovering Addict: Tina Lifford Recovering Addict: Erik Kilpatrick Assistant DA: Ron Millkie Kid on Stoop: Harold Baines Kid on Stoop: Sekou Campbell Kid on Stoop: Garvin Holder New Year’s Eve Band – (Guy): Teddy Riley New Year’s Eve Band – (Guy): Aaron Hall New Year’s Eve Band – (Guy): Damion Hall Singers – Spring – (Troop): Rodney Benford Singers – Spring – (Troop): John Harrell Singers – Winter – (Levert): Gerald Levert Singers – Winter – (Levert): Sean Levert Butchie The Doorman: Jimmy Cummings Courtroom Spectator (uncredited): Akosua Busia Prostitute in The Pool (uncredited): Lia Chang Gangster Standing at Bar (uncredited): Jake LaMotta Barber (uncredited): Larry M. Cherry Brides Maid (uncredited): Cynthia Elane Girl in the Window (uncredited): Toni Ann Johnson Connie The Waitress (uncredited): Candece Tarpley C.M.B. Member (uncredited): Chris Thornton Film Crew: Director: Mario Van Peebles Story: Thomas Lee Wright Music Supervisor: Doug McHenry Screenplay: Barry Michael Cooper Casting: Pat Golden Production Design: Charles C. Bennett Director of Photography: Francis Kenny Casting: John McCabe Editor: Steven Kemper Unit Production Manager: Preston L. Holmes Costume Design: Bernard Johnson Original Music Composer: Michel Colombier Music Supervisor: George Jackson Associate Producer: Fab 5 Freddy Associate Producer: Suzanne Broderick Associate Producer: James Bigwood First Assistant Director: Dwight Williams Stunt Coordinator: Jery Hewitt Stunts: Danny Aiello III Stunts: G. A. Aguilar Second Assistant Director: Joseph Ray Production Supervisor: Brent Owens First Assistant Editor: Kevin Stitt Camera Operator: John Newby First Assistant Camera: Gregory Irwin Second Assistant Camera: Myra-Lee Cohen Additional Camera: Ed Hershberger Steadicam Operator: Ted Churchill Production Sound Mixer: Frank Stettner Boom Operator: Keith Gardner Cableman: Rosa Howell-Thornhill Art Direction: Barbra Matis Art Direction: Laura Brock Art Department Coordinator: Roberta J. Holinko Set Decoration: Elaine O’Donnell Script Supervisor: Cornelia ‘Nini’ Rogan Makeup Artist: Diane Hammond Assistant Makeup Artist: Ellie Winslow Hairstylist: Larry M. Cherry Hairstylist: Aaron F. Quarles Wardrobe Supervisor: Barbara Hause Wardrobe Supervisor: Jane E. Myers Wardrobe Assistant: Jill E. Anderson Gaffer: Charles Houston Rigging Gaffer: Martin Andrews Best Boy Electric: Val DeSalvo Key Grip: Robert M. Andres Best Boy Grip: Paul Wachter Dolly Grip: Tom Kudlek Property Master: Octavio Molina Assistant Property Master: Laura Jean West Assistant Property Master: Kevin Ladson Charge Scenic Artist: Jeffrey L. Glave Construction Coordinator: Raymond M. Samitz Special Effects Supervisor: Steven Kirshoff Special Effects Coordinator: Wilfred Caban Second Unit Director: Jeff Lengyel Second Unit Director of Photography: Jacek Laskus Second Unit First Assistant D...