#gillam

[smorgasbort]

Just imagine that somehow, by some horrific fluke of luck, Gideon actually managed to become the third Elden Lord and Marika's new consort.

The Lands Between would become the most invasive magical surveillance state you can picture overnight.

The scarabs, spies of Gideon, now swarm thickly through the air over all of the land, sometimes even blocking out the rays of gold from above, always listening and reporting back to him.

The beetles are not the only spies. Peoples' bodies betray themselves. Through the cruel work of a rune of mending embedded in the Elden Ring, souls returned to the erdtree are reborn with extra mouths upon their brow which whisper the innermost thoughts of the mind aloud. Gideon says that all knowledge must be shared, even secrets. Especially secrets.

Those whose thoughts prove they remain loyal are met with ongoing clemency. Those harbouring contempt are dispatched swiftly.

The servants of Gideon are everywhere. Once powerful warriors, now unthinking puppets, born of a potion taken by Gideon from a foul sorceror. His step-children, loyal to him for his perceived kindnesses, mercy, and wisdom, ironically ignorant of the true nature of the All-Knowing.

Worst of all are his demi-god children, the house of Ofnir. They are the result of his union with the husk of Marika and are thus crumbling and hollow as she is, vessels to be filled with Gideon's will. Hunched creatures, wizened before their time, their dry flesh is thick with eyes and ears. They are three, named Gibor, Gilad and Gillam. Physically the weakest and frailest of all the demi-gods, they strike as one with all manner of incantation and spell from behind the shieldwalls of the All-Knowing's armies.

As Elden Lord, Gideon strives for omniscience. Through it, he will achieve control. Nothing is outside of his notice, nothing is outside of his reach. Once all who oppose him are dealt with, the only ones who remain will be spies, puppets and the loyal, adoring children of the House of Ofnir. Once all are within his control, he can hold the world in static form and end the rise of all new knowledge, ensuring that all that there is to be known is known by him, his perfect form of order.

"The fallen leaves tell a story Of how a Tarnished became Elden Lord. In our home, across the fog, the Lands Between. Our seed will look back upon us, and recall. The Age of the All-Knowing."

[dversus]

Rebecca. s2

[sanguisfulgur]

[operationmorebitemark]

Z Nation stars Gracie Gillam and Nat Zang shot a new indie horror film called Mile 666. No word on a release date yet, but check out the trailer:

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Superhost 2021

[imthefailedartist]

Highlights from Game Changers: Sam Gillam and his Contemporaries

S, 1970

Paper Theater, 1991

Coal and Taper, 1977

Red Slatt, 2003

I don't have the label for this.

December, 1988

A few of the Contemporaries

Raymond Saunders; This and That of What Wants to be Beauty, 2005

Mildred Thompson: Untitled, no date

Betye Saar; Return to Dreamtime, 1990

[fouralignments]

this looks really good! I guess we're in a middle of Dreamworks Renaissance.

[wickedfelinaxo]

ARC REVIEW!

Bad Publicity - Bianca Gillam

A love letter to the dualities of human relationships

This book was not what I anticipated and I mean that in the very best of ways. As someone who enjoys a good love story and as a former aspiring publicist, this book caught my eye as an “easy read” and I couldn’t be happier to have been proven wrong. I laughed and cried and contemplated throughout this short but bittersweet journey through the dualities of human relationships, ranging from friendship to familial to romantic, including the complex spectrum of experience that comes with those relationships: love and loss, hurt and forgiveness, grief and growth, and all the nuances in between. As someone who likes my characters imperfect with room to grow throughout their journey, Jack and Andie were delightfully “human” and I found myself rooting for them throughout. I can’t wait to read more books by Bianca going forward.

[kelligillamcalifornia-blog]

How Accountants Benefit from Technology

Since many technological innovations in accounting hit the market, the field has substantially improved. To respond to market conditions and client requirements, accountants must stay abreast of numerous online tools and digital resources that improve organization and productivity.

Storing information on paper is costly, arduous, time-consuming, and space-consuming. Digital storage has gradually replaced physical storage. A major benefit of this storage method is speedy access to documents.

Virtual calendars facilitate daily office administration. By providing calendar management tools, such as notifications, virtual calendars can help resolve missed deadlines and prevent late fines. Since calendars send updates instantly and are accessible on mobile devices, every party involved can access digital platforms instantly for task management.

Digital marketing tools help to connect customers to accounting professionals. Business activities manage time well because of the ease of communication on many dedicated platforms. With these technological advancements, accountants can prioritize customer services, improving order fulfillment.

With the help of online accounting systems, accountants can avoid complicated administrative procedures. These systems function as conduits for documents, information, and other digital items to bypass layers of bureaucracy and save time.

Computerized accounting systems also increase functionality by making it easier for accountants to prepare reports and outline operations. Further, accountants can give accurate descriptions of day-to-day operations. This supports and increases business performance.

Since the digitization of accounting, financial forecasting and modeling have become easier. Software can provide various customizable reports for any company’s requirements. With these innovative tools, accountants can easily make forecasts by spotting trends, comparing, and modeling outcomes.

Big data, natural language processing (NLP), and artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutionizing accounting. Most accounting firms must analyze large volumes of unstructured data that are nearly impossible to sort. However, with NLP, accountants can deliver more accurate and useful insights for better client outcomes.

Accountants must give accurate visual representations of the numbers they analyze. Data visualization provides many software tools for accountants to transform data into graphs, tables, charts, and other visual aids illustrating accounting numbers.

Various accounting firms now offer local workers the option of working remotely, while others hire workers living in distant areas. Because of this, tools for virtual meetings and client engagements that enable accountants to work securely are in demand.

Giving workers access to their records helps improve their experience as employees. At these portals, the company can post employee reports online. Employees can access information such as hours worked, absences, and payment data. Since getting this information is quick and easy, employees can focus on more important tasks and become more productive.

With the invention of mobile devices, educational, personal, and business activities have increased ease of use. This technology allows accountants to complete tasks like hosting team meetings, management of executive functions, and monitoring projects from the palm of their hands.

Mobile accounting applications also give accountants 24/7 access to business operations. Therefore, they allow accountants to keep track of invoices, retrieve business reports, upload receipts, and actively keep up with clients with less difficulty.

These mobile applications also secure and protect personal and business records. As a bonus, accountants can customize mobile apps that build a self-operating system for their business.

[nonesuchrecords]

“Her music shows off her passion for storytelling and finding the connections between vaudeville, blues, jazz, baroque, and folkloric music. And her latest album, Mélusine, showcases all of that,” Jess Gillam says of Cécile McLorin Salvant, her guest on BBC Radio 3’s This Classical Life. “Her live shows are absolutely electric, full of drama, invention, and commitment to the music.” Salvant shares some of her favorite music—by Puccini, Gabriel Bataille, Camarón de la Isla, and Wanda Jackson—as does Gillam, whose own selections include music from (past This Classical Life guest) Caroline Shaw & Attacca Quartet’s Grammy-winning album Orange. You can hear the episode here.

[lionmatsudaoffical]

Basic Mashed Potatoes With just 5 ingredients, this traditional recipe for homemade mashed potatoes is simple to prepare. Guaranteed to be delicious, creamy, and smooth—the ideal holiday treat! 3 cloves garlic peeled or to taste, 1 cup milk, salt and ground black pepper to taste, 2 tablespoons butter, 2 pounds baking potatoes peeled and quartered

[happymapping]

Basic Mashed Potatoes With just 5 ingredients, this traditional recipe for homemade mashed potatoes is simple to prepare. Guaranteed to be delicious, creamy, and smooth—the ideal holiday treat!

[murple]

nah the true Canadian Evil Counterpart is VIA

life goal:

get a job at go transit so i can become the canadian counterpart to amtrak-official

[scaredycatscreeches]

31 Scary Movies in March Day Nineteen: SuperHost

Another movie that features characters who have a career in online influencing. (The couple in this film are YouTubers.) Boyfriend and girlfriend, Teddy and Claire, have a struggling youtube travel blog where they go to Airbnb's and review them together.

They're both hoping the trip will be good for them for different reasons. Claire is hoping to gain some traction back for their channel from these videos. And Teddy is hoping that he will get the chance to present Claire with an engagement ring. So technically, they both are looking for engagement.

Then you have the Superhost of the house they're staying at. Rebecca is a quirky, unnerving hostess who gets weirder and weirder as the movie progresses.

This film is definitely sinister at points, and things only rack up from there. Upon a second watch, I still really like the movie. Especially Gracie Gillam's electric depiction of Rebecca. It's really worth the watch!