#governor howlett

[immortalmuses]

The fact that Logan (Okay, James Howlett) and Hercules are lovers in X-Treme X-Men / Earth-12025...

And then Marvel does a whole Wolverine & Hercules Crossover in Earth-616, and gives us scenes LIKE THIS...

...I mean, the Audacity. JUST FUCKIN KISS ALREADY!!

[captainkingsley]

gay dads in dumb cosplay and their teenaged son who makes fun of them

[thepastneverforgets]

if there's any truth to the tweet, then give it to me. give it to me rn. give me my gay furry golden clawed king. best canonical alternate wolverine. it's the only right answer

[el-warverine]

Yearly Reminder of Earth 12025

James Logan Howlett shares a romance with Hercules the Lion of Olympus. They are persecuted for it, mortal laws claim the romance of two men illegal, and Zeus is mad that his son is fuckin a mortal, because he thinks he should have a monopoly on fuckin' mortals.

In this universe, Wolverine's skeleton is infused with Adamantine, the metal of the Gods, gifted to him by Hercules. This makes him immune to any telepathic bullshittery. Hedidnt get the whole Weapon X treatment, so he never lost any memories hence he still goes by James.

After revealing their love, Zeus throws a hissy fit and banishes them to Tarterus, where they fight and survive for 4 years before Howlett gets snatched by Savior, a variant of Charles.

The couple reunites later, Hercules joining Howlett's group to hunt down evil Charles' variants throughout the multi-verse.

Also Howlett is Governor whatever the fuck of Canada, but i think banging a Demi-God is the most interesting part of his life. Canada isn't even real, gays are.

X-treme X-men #10

[sethmacfarlanedeathpose]

A scenario I've been fond of for a while now... Governor General James Howlett pregnant with Hercules' kid. And Hercules is considerably taller, so that's gonna be a biiiiiig baby. But Herc is a doting partner of course, and tends to every need, be it emotional or (WINK) physical. Howlett is gruff as ever, but his retorts are usually more fond than annoyed.

OH YES WE LOVE BIG MEN HAVING OTHER BIG MEN BABIES. And well Wolverine would be a mess when pregnant hehehe

[yetanotherknitter]

I AM disappointed that the montage of wolverine cameos didn't include Captain James Howlette, governor-general of canada, viceroy of shangri-la, and dating Hercules, Yes That Hercules. I know his comic is niche but I love him

[avengerphobic]

good morning to bisexual gods, gay governs of canada, blue teenagers that can teleport, disco singers, black mutant corporals from the civil war that can shoot concussion blasts out of their eyes, human super computers, and the disembodied head of charles xavier 

[summerstrash]

"...romance...and let's not forget reckless abandon. We were our world's greatest heroes...and the day we slew the worst monster that ever threatened the Dominion of Canada...we revealed our love."

Thinking about Them™�� on National Coming Out Day, as I think everyone should.

[deathdefyinglifeleaps]

I want a hundred more series with them. 

X-Treme X-Men (2012) #9

[calsyee]

ngl now that Elliot Page is out and talking publicly about being trans I can't stop thinking about how I kinda want him to be the next cinematic Logan Wolverine. He's short, he's Canadian, he's an incredible actor whose star power is absolutely undeniable...

Like sure he's rather thin and a bit too pretty but that's what CGI is for, like, let me have this!!

alternatively I will also accept Elliot Page as Governor-General Howlett, if the next set of X-Movies is like, Exiles or X-Treme X-Men inspired. I would be so fucking psyched to see the "Gay Wolverine" played by a nonbinary trans man.

[libertariantaoist]

On COI #74, Kyle and Will go over recent comments from the Biden administration signaling it’s ready to sit down with Iran and European powers to discuss coming back into the 2015 nuclear deal. But with US officials hinting that other “regional issues” could be shoehorned into the talks, while demanding Tehran return to “full compliance” before Washington does, Biden’s approach may quickly lead to an impasse.

In the wake of the Capitol riot, a massive display of security theater continues in Washington, DC, where thousands of National Guard troops will remain at least until March, costing taxpayers nearly $500 million. Local police have called to maintain a security barrier circling the Capitol until September, citing “threats” against lawmakers, while some Democrats have already suggested it stay up permanently. Meanwhile, at least 35 Capitol police officers are under investigation for their actions during the January 6 riot, six of them already suspended.

A woman is suing police in Hopewell, Virginia for $13 million, claiming officers are responsible for her son’s death. Troy Howlett was coerced into working as a confidential informant after a minor drug bust. Despite knowing of his drug problem, Howlett was made to purchase narcotics as a CI. He later fatally overdosed on heroin he bought while undercover, found to be heavily laced with fentanyl.

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[architectnews]

Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center, IL

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Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center in Chicago

Mar 8, 2021

Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center

Architecture: LMN Architects

Location: Chicago, IL, USA

LMN Architects in collaboration with Booth Hansen is pleased to celebrate the design and construction of the new Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center at the University of Illinois in Chicago. Located at a unique prominent site on campus, the structure celebrates the garden and elliptical form of the Harry W. Pearce Memorial Grove and establishes a new front door for technology in downtown Chicago.

The University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) is Chicago’s only public research university and one of the most diverse universities in the United States. The new 135,000 SFT Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center (CDRLC) at UIC will consolidate the currently fragmented Computer & Science Department in a new home and co-locate it with a large cluster of university-administered classrooms at the heart of the east campus. The building is designed to be a welcoming, inclusive, and inviting space for the diverse student body. The building will serve research needs with state-of-the-art facilities, accommodate the rapidly increasing undergraduate enrollment in computer science and become a new campus hub.

“Illinois is home to the best universities and research centers in the world and boasts a talented workforce that attracts companies from across the globe,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “This new learning center on the UIC campus, made possible through funding from our historic bipartisan Rebuild Illinois capital plan, will further cement the university’s place as a world-class institution that excels in preparing talented students for the careers of tomorrow.”

“This project is a top priority to meet the needs of students in our growing computer science program and helps to strengthen the high-tech boom in Chicago. We are grateful to Governor Pritzker for his support,” said UIC Chancellor Michael D. Amiridis.

“The new CDRLC represents the future of higher education at UIC and is intended to be a welcoming space to promote innovation, collaboration, and discovery. We placed an intentional emphasis on the public spaces, research labs and collaborative areas to enhance the experience that each student will have, and it has been a pleasure collaborating with LMN Architects and Booth Hansen,” said Peter Nelson, Dean, UIC College of Engineering. “Students at UIC will have a new building on campus where they can unleash their curiosity and enjoy a space that is focused on learning, research and teamwork.”

The CDRLC is the third recent academic building to be built on the east campus originally designed by Walter Netsch in 1965. The building will be delivered on an accelerated schedule to meet the demands of the department, doubling its capacity by 2023. It will create a hub for both engineering and computer science that includes research areas comprised of faculty offices, collaboration areas, dry lab and specialty lab; administrative and student affairs office spaces; collaborative teaching and learning spaces for undergraduate and graduate students; an undergraduate learning and community center; and a flexible events room; all stitched together by a five-story daylit atrium.

“Together with the department, University, and CBD, our team of LMN and Booth Hansen have designed the building to become a welcoming hub, a building that embraces the old and presents an iconic new presence along Taylor Street,” says LMN Partner Stephen Van Dyck, AIA. “Throughout the design process, we have been inspired by the convergences that this project represents. At the heart of it all is the convergence of UIC’s mission and the region’s growing tech prominence. For so many in the region, this new building will symbolize opportunity.”

Creating a contemporary addition to this iconic brutalist campus, the building is functional, flexible, and respectful of the context. Located at a unique, prominent site on campus, the structure celebrates the natural setting and organic form of the Memorial Grove and establishes a new front door for technology in Chicago.

Together with the existing lab building, the new CDRLC creates a dramatic public atrium for social interactions with visual and physical connections to all floors. The refined precast concrete and terra cotta façade of the building are inspired by Netsch’s late modern architecture and respond to the site conditions and the Memorial Grove.

“The creation of the Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center at UIC is the type of investment Illinois needs to give our students a competitive advantage in the digital age. I’m fortunate to have an incredible research facility like UIC in my district, and I look forward to seeing the output of this building once complete,” stated State Representative Lakesia Collins.

“The announcement of the new Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center at UIC is crucial in order for the university to keep producing the incredible talent that it does. This state-of-the-art facility will further enhance the research taking place at UIC, while also welcoming prospective students to a unique learning environment,” said State Senator Patricia Van Pelt. “I look forward to seeing this project completed in such an expedited timeframe, doubling the capacity of the Computer & Science Department in just two years,” added Van Pelt.

David Mann, Booth Hansen Principal, Comments: “The new building will be located adjacent to one of the original Netsch buildings, near other College of Engineering facilities and Memorial Grove. This unique site allows for an innovative design that is inspired by the context, materiality, and qualities of precast concrete material. The project breaks free from the rigid orthogonal character of the campus with a more organic connected form that reframes this edge of campus and the Grove.”

Building on UIC’s successes with geo-thermal energy resources, the project will include a substantial new geo-thermal farm in the Memorial Grove, and the building has been designed to achieve LEED Gold certification. Reflecting a complex organization of requirements, the building will prompt students to cross paths with one another and enhance intellectual exchange. The atrium will be porous and dynamic with connections to the campus and the community, honoring the past and looking to the future.

Booth Hansen has collaborated with many academic institutions in the Midwest over the last 40 years. Those colleges and universities include the University of Illinois Chicago, Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Columbia College, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, University of Wisconsin-Madison and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

LMN Architects is a leader in the design of higher education facilities across the United States. Other completed projects include the Bill & Melinda Gates Center for Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington; the Voxman Music Building at the University of Iowa in Iowa City; the Anteater Learning Pavilion at the University of California, Irvine; and the Huntsman School of Business Addition at Utah State University in Logan, Utah.

Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center in Chicago, Illinois – Building Information:

Design Architect: LMN Architects

Project Title: Computer Design, Research, and Learning Center

Client: University of Illinois Chicago Design Years: 2019-2020 Construction Years: 2021-2023

Major Building Materials: Precast Concrete, Terra cotta, glass, composite aluminum panel, and steel structure

Program: Computer Science building for undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff with 15 Classrooms, 1 Auditorium, TA and Tutoring Space, Undergraduate Social Space, Administration and Advising Suites, Research Laboratories, Robotics Laboratory, Visualization Laboratory, Faculty Offices, Café and Multi-Purpose Event Space.

Site Area: 84,000 SFT (7,803.85 s.m.) Floor Area: 135,000 SFT (12,542 s.m.) Building Height: 87 FT. (26.5 m.). Number of Floors: 5 Cost of Construction: $115 million

Architect: LMN Architects

Project Team: John Aldredge Emily Ciaccio Michael Day Jennifer DuHamel, AIA Howard Howlett, Associate AIA Euiseok Jeong, AIA Susan Lowance, AIA Mark Nicol, AIA Charlotte Phillips Lisa Sato George Shaw, FAIA Lanting Su Stephen Van Dyck, AIA

Architect of Record: BOOTH HANSEN

Project Team: Laurence Booth, FAIA Scott Cyphers, AIA Chad Hanley, AIA Michael Jividen, AIA David Mann, AIA Kelly Pyle, AIA Landry Root, AIA Eric Runnfeldt, AIA Sarah Thompson, AIA

Civil Engineer: TERRA Engineering, Ltd

Structural Engineer: Magnusson Klemencic Associates Drucker Zajdel Structural Engineers

Landscape Architect: SITE Design Group, Ltd Lighting Design: Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design MEP Engineer: Affiliated Engineers, Inc

Publication Drawings and Renderings: LMN Architects

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[captainkingsley]

Would it be absolutely corny to have Hercules gift James the adamantine for his skeleton as a confession of his affection. Absolutely. Am I going to write it into my eventual fic. Of course.

[kwebtv]

Please Sir  -   ITV  -  November 8, 1968 - February 12, 1972

Sitcom (55 episodes)

Running Time:  30 minutes

Stars:

John Alderton as Mr Bernard Hedges

Deryck Guyler as Mr Norman Potter

Noel Howlett as Mr Cromwell

Joan Sanderson as Miss Doris Ewell

Richard Davies as Mr Price

Erik Chitty as Mr Smith

Bernard Holley as Mr Hurst (1971-1972)

Vivienne Martin as Miss Petting (1971-1972)

Richard Warwick as Mr David Ffitchett-Brown (1971)

David Howe as Colin Lovelace (1970-1971)

Lindsay Campbell as Mr. Sibley (1970-1972)

Arnold Peters as School Governor (1970-1972)

Roderick Smith as Philip Larch (1971)

Students 1968–71

Liz Gebhardt as Maureen Bullock

Peter Cleall as Eric Duffy

David Barry as Frankie Abbott

Peter Denyer as Dennis Dunstable

Penny Spencer as Sharon Eversleigh (1968-1970)

Carol Hawkins as Sharon Eversleigh (1971)

Malcolm McFee as Peter Craven (1968-1970)

Students 1971–72

Charles Bolton as Godber

Rosemary Faith as Daisy

Billy Hamon as Des

Barry McCarthy as Terry Stringer

Drina Pavlovic as Celia

Shirley Cheriton as Pat (1971)

[megadragonslayr]

I would also like to add that James Howlett is Governor General of (for any Americans: the representative of the Queen in) Canada in his timeline earth 12025

PSA for short trans guys: Wolverine is 5'3" and he will physically fight your dysphoria for 1 can of beer

[avengerphobic]

This is dumb cute tbh