#happy to report that we are simply vibing chief

[bookgeekgrrl]

My media this week (22-28 Oct 2023)

📚 STUFF I READ 📚

🙂 The Golden Spoon (Jessa Maxwell, author; full voice cast narration) - a perfectly cromulent book: totally predictable to anyone who's read more than 1 mystery but still entertaining in both characters and plot. Gerald, my autistic king, you were definitely my fave. [I did like the idea of having a different voice narrator for each character, since the chapter POVs switch, but the narrator for Stella sounded like the Tiktok automated voice about 90% of the time. I could tell I was going to get annoyed with that & with the way audio draws things out when I can read text so much faster and it became clear the plot was going to be so predictable, so I switched over to reading text ~35%.]

🙂 The Sleeping Beauty Curse (who_la_hoop) - 152K, drarry, accidental soulbond

😍 i come back to the place you are (pizzabones) - 211K, steddie canon-divergent post s4, extremely satisfying slow burn, loved the dual POV structure with eddie in a coma for the first 10 months the fic covers

💖💖 +79K of shorter fic so shout out to these I really loved 💖💖

soldier keep on marching on (waiting on that morning sun) (songofswiftsunrise) - LOTR: gen, 4k - lovely 'Boromir Lives' AU, inspired by emily martin's incredible art

Pursued by Bear (Zenaidamacrouras1) - MCU: shrunkyclunks, 19K - reread, forever fave, inspired by that tweet about the UFC & Shakespeare conventions occurring in the same hotel

A Tricky Bit of Spellwork (AidaRonan) - OFMD: gen, 1K - legit the only way I'll accept Izzy not being dead is this

Ready for Love (idiopathicsmile) - Singin' in the Rain: Cosmo/Don/Kathy, 13K - the Singin' in the Rain OT3 fic I didn't know I needed

📺 STUFF I WATCHED 📺

Mock The Week - s21, e2

The Graham Norton Show - s31, e3 (Laura Linney, Dawn French, London Hughes and Adrian Edmondson)

Taskmaster - s16, e5

QI - series J, ep 12; series T, ep 1-2, 4

Shakespeare & Hathaway - s1, e1

Murdoch Mysteries - s15, e18-24; s16, e1-5

Dirty Laundry - s3, e4

D20: Burrow's End - "Last Bast" (s20, e4)

D20: Adventuring Party - "The Bast of Us" (s15, e4)

Our Flag Means Death - s2, e8

🎧 PODCASTS 🎧

⭐ Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford - Oil and Blood: The Osage Murders

Shedunnit - Spooky Sleuthing

Submitted for the Approval of the Midnight Pals - Teaser 11: Shirley Jackson

⭐ Decoder Ring - The Fast Decline of the Slow Dance

The Atlas Obscura Podcast - Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame

⭐ Twenty Thousand Hertz+ - Auto-Tone

⭐ Song Exploder - Kesha "Eat The Acid"

⭐ Hit Parade - This Ain’t No Party?! Edition

Re: Dracula - October 24: Not Yet Reported

Into It - Britney Was Always Trying to Tell Us Who She Was

The Atlas Obscura Podcast - Venturing Into the Twilight Zone with Susan Casey

Pop Culture Happy Hour - Frasier

Submitted for the Approval of the Midnight Pals - Teaser 12: Bram Stoker

Ed Zitron's 15 Minutes In Hell - Episode 12 - Kari Byron

Simply Reflecting - Are We Back?

Re: Dracula - October 25: To His Doom

Vibe Check - I Put A Spell On You

Shedunnit - Bonus: A Haunting in Venice Review

The Atlas Obscura Podcast - Great Plains Dinosaur Museum

⭐ Decoder Ring - When Art Pranksters Invaded Melrose Place

Switched on Pop - Chartbreakers: Mitski tops the TikTok chart

⭐ Today, Explained - Why does the US always side with Israel?

Ologies with Alie Ward - Teratology (MONSTERS) with W. Scott Poole

Re: Dracula - October 26: Continue Our Watching

The Atlas Obscura Podcast - The Art of the Heist with Noah Charney

99% Invisible #557 - Model Village

Off Menu - Ep 211: Steve Coogan

Into It - We Will Never Recover From What Justin Did to Britney or: the End of 'Into It'

Dear Prudence - I’m Making Bitchy Comments to A Dog! Help!

What Next: TBD - Self-Driving Cars Crash Into Reality

Pop Culture Happy Hour - Naked Attraction And What's Making Us Happy

Endless Thread - Endless Dread: Campfire Chills

Re: Dracula - October 28: Awful Straits

Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford - Killers of the Flower Moon: Osage Chief Jim Gray In Conversation

Overinvested - Ep. 287: The Exorcist

Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me! - Bernie Taupin

Hit Parade - The Bridge: Down at the Rock n’ Roll Club

🎶 MUSIC 🎶

Land (1975-2002) [Patti Smith] {2002}

Presenting Talking Heads

Presenting Blondie

Mania [Ramones] {1988}

Nightmare City Punk

[clumsyclifford]

dearly depressed and brokenhearted (i’d like to let you know that boys cry too)

it’s been a hot sec since i’ve properly posted a fic on tumblr but whatever i have the time and this one isn’t too long

anyway shoutout to @httpsgfg for the idea for the so much therapy playlist, which i somehow got through the entire three and a half hours of whilst writing/posting this. also shoutout to @rotten-candie for helping me pick a title & summary

to be perfectly clear: this is a gen fic. it is centered on a friendship. i’m not in charge of you and if you’re so inclined to read it as pre-slash then i can’t stop you, but if it’s all the same to you, it’s a friendship fic to me

tw i guess for angst, possibly hints at depression, crying, etc there are better tags on ao3 if you need them

title from how do you feel? by the maine

read here on ao3

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It’s Saturday, or maybe Monday. Luke has stopped keeping track.

Rain is coming down, slowly but surely. Going outside is sure to end in getting soaked to the bone, probably shivering. Especially if Luke doesn’t bring a jacket.

He goes anyway.

The chill in the air wraps around him like clingfilm, settling under his skin. For a moment outside it would be bearable, but Luke plans to be outside a bit longer than that. He’s going to be cold. He is probably going to lose feeling in his fingers. It would be best to go back inside. Grab some gloves. Maybe a warm coat. Drizzling rain follows the wind and sprays in his face. Luke takes the front steps, one, two, onto the damp grass, which gives under his footsteps. Another. Another. Water soaks through the front of his shoes; his socks are going to get wet and soon he’ll lose feeling in his toes as well. 

He’s not trying to go numb or anything. Maybe he’s a bit of a masochist, but who isn’t? It’s not like the cold is going to give him permanent damage. He’ll go back inside when he can’t handle it anymore, but he has time before he reaches his threshold. Outside is the only place Luke can possibly fathom being right now. Everywhere else is wrong. Too bright or too loud or somehow otherwise just wrong.

Here, in the elements, his hoodie barely protects his face from the biting wind. Sleeves over his hands only do so much, even if he curls the ends of them into his palms. Jeans are not the right trousers to wear when it’s below freezing. The rain is only making it all worse.

Luke keeps walking.

He keeps his head down, watching his feet as they carry him forward, one in front of the other with no clear destination except away. Away will eventually circle around and lead him home again — he’s not trying to permanently escape. Something about the rain feels like a reset button, and that might be exactly what Luke needs. 

The thing is, this walk is supposed to be clearing Luke’s head, not weighing it down. Not weighing him down. Nothing is really wrong. If Luke tries to parse through his day, or the last couple of hours, he could probably single out a couple of things that might be to blame — calling home always makes him a little more fragile; call ended digs into his chest every time in a way that feels tragically, unjustifiably final — but he’s tired of having a reason for feeling heavy. Sometimes life is just hard. That’s the issue with the question what’s wrong, Luke thinks, blinking at the lights reflecting off the glistening road. Often, nothing is wrong. Does something have to be wrong for me to feel bad? he wants to say, except nobody has even asked him, and this entire conversation is happening inside his head.

Even in his head he’s creating problems where there aren’t any. Awesome.

A chill has taken up permanent residence in Luke’s body. He curls inward, trying to pretend like the wind isn’t blowing around him, like the rain isn’t stinging his face and the exposed strip of his ankles that his jeans and socks don’t quite meet to cover. It’s starting to come down harder; Luke’s hoodie is sticking to his shoulders and back and he might as well be wearing nothing at all for all the protection it’s providing him from the cold. He knows that this is the wrong thing to wear in this weather, but that had kind of been the point. It feels right to be doing something wrong on purpose. It certainly feels better than doing it wrong by accident. Or by virtue of it being beyond his control.

He’d expected to be cold, and he is. A sick sort of comfort arises from having predicted that cause-and-effect.

Luke’s mental clock is rubbish, and though his phone is in his pocket he can’t take it out and check it or it’ll get wet, so he has no idea how long he’s been out when it rings. Buzzes. Luke sighs. He digs his phone out of his pocket, cradling it to his chest to keep it out of the rain, and answers the call. “Hi.”

“Hi.”

Luke waits for Michael to say anything. Eventually: “Where are you?”

“Outside,” Luke says. He looks around. “About five minutes away.”

“Away? Where did you go?”

“I didn’t — I was just walking.”

“Oh.” Michael pauses, and Luke knows what he’s going to say before he says it. “In the rain?”

“Is it raining?”

“...Yes?”

“Then yes, in the rain.”

“Okay. Well. Um, are you going to be back soon?”

Luke sighs again. “I don’t know, maybe.”

“Are you, uh…” There’s a moment of silence. Luke glances around himself, turning his back to the wind. The constant motion of his walk had been the only thing keeping him from becoming a glacier of a man, and now he’s lost that.

“Don’t worry about me, Mike,” Luke says. “I won’t be out too long. Promise.” He can’t, or he’ll get hypothermia or frostbite or something.

“Okay,” Michael says. Luke can tell he’s struggling not to ask if Luke is okay, and it makes Luke feel inexplicably affected. That Michael wants to ask, but knows Luke well enough to know that Luke won’t want him to. 

“I’m okay,” he says as a compromise. It’s not really true, but it’s what he would have said if Michael had asked him anyway.

“Okay,” Michael says again, more quietly. “Love you.”

“Love you.”

There’s a long silence. Then Michael hangs up.

The hand holding Luke’s phone slowly lowers, shoving it back into his pocket. Luke stares down at the ground. He blinks back tears, but they come faster than he’s able to stop them. There’s no mistaking tears for rain, actually, not in this weather, because these tears are hot and salty when they slide down his cheeks and into the corners of his mouth. The incongruity of warm tears on his freezing cold face almost makes him laugh, except when he opens his mouth to laugh what comes out instead is an unsolicited sob.

Shit. Fuck. He hadn’t meant to cry. He really hadn’t wanted to cry. He’s not going to become a blubbering mess in the middle of the road at midnight. Being sad is acceptable when nothing’s wrong, but crying when nothing’s wrong is crossing a fucking line. 

Why, why is it that hanging up the phone just stabs him in the heart? What the fuck is his problem?

One minute, he tells himself, crouching down because the smaller he is, the warmer he’ll be; one minute of crying and then you’re going to stop crying, because there’s nothing to cry about. One minute.

And for one minute he cries.

After one minute, he’s mostly out of tears anyway. Sniffling, he wipes under his eyes with his damp sleeve. That’s enough, he thinks firmly, sniffling again. Enough. It’s enough.

Before he stands up, he closes his eyes and takes a deep, deep breath. It doesn’t alleviate the weight on his chest, the weight of nothing being wrong, but blocking his vision allows him to tune into his other senses. It’s freezing cold and he shivers, listening to the rain softly hitting the pavement. This isn’t a panic attack, but Luke always finds it helpful to zero in on his senses. Quiet rain like static in his ears, the denim of his jeans creased behind his knees in his crouch, lingering salt on his tongue from the last of the tears, tight skin on his cheeks, his shaky inhales and exhales as he fights for a steady breathing pattern.

He’s okay.

Five minutes from home. Luke straightens up, hugging his arms around himself. His fingers and toes have all but frosted over by now. The world is awash in pale yellow and ashy grey, punctuated with almost-black in dark, unlit corners. On either side of him, familiar houses urge Luke onward, promising one more familiar than the rest if he just keeps walking.

So he does.

Five minutes feels very long, though Luke’s sense of time is, of course, warped beyond recognition, and for all he knows it’s ten minutes before he sees their house. Or two. 

Luke stands at the curb before the walkway. It’s freezing cold. He should go inside and warm up. He should make a cup of tea. He should take a hot shower.

Through the window it’s bright, though, so bright, far too bright for the gloomy mood still clamping down on Luke’s shoulders. Even if he went through the living room and shut himself in his room with the lights off, it wouldn’t be the same. The mood is uninterrupted and he doesn’t want to break it with anything.

As Luke stands there, shivering and indecisive, the front door opens.

“Luke?”

“Hi,” Luke says again, like he did on the phone. 

“It’s below freezing,” Michael says. “Are you coming in?”

“No.” He’s not. He can’t. Not yet, anyway. Maybe in five minutes. He can go five more minutes before frostbite becomes a real possibility.

“It’s cold, you’ll freeze,” says Michael.

“It’s not that cold.”

“And it’s raining. Cold and raining.”

“I’m not really cold,” Luke lies. “I’m okay. I’ll just be a few minutes.”

Michael stands on the stoop, watching him. From this distance it’s hard to see his expression, but Luke can pretty much guess it’s a mixture of disapproval and concern. Michael has perfected it.

“Be right back,” he finally says, then slips back inside, leaving the door slightly ajar, before Luke can tell him he really doesn’t need to come back. Luke waits, though he contemplates just leaving for another walk. He’s not a dick. Although if Michael returns with Ashton or Calum, Luke will probably be annoyed. He’s not a child and he doesn’t need mothering, which Ashton is sure to do, nor is he in the mood to be cheered up, so Calum won’t be any help either.

Michael returns. He’s wearing a jacket and a beanie and there’s a blanket from off their couch in his hands.

“Michael,” Luke says. 

“Please,” Michael says. “I’m obviously not going to convince you to come inside, but I don’t want you to freeze.” He takes the steps, footsteps falling where Luke’s had, and comes close enough to Luke that when he offers up the blanket, Luke reaches out and takes it. “I know you don’t wear jackets,” Michael explains.

It feels like cheating. The masochistic walk should be all-or-nothing. But Luke can’t bring himself to refuse it. It’s not about the blanket, is the thing, really; it’s not about being warm. It’s about the gesture, about accepting the love and concern of a friend when Luke obviously needs it.

The blanket unfolds in his hands and he wraps it around himself. Some of the chill subsides. A new warmth blooms cautiously from within, starting in his sternum and spreading outward. It moves slowly and with difficulty, thawing the ice that’s formed inside Luke’s chest from all of his internal insistence that being cold had been the solution, but it doesn’t back down.

“Can I stay?” Michael asks. “You can say no.”

“Stay for what?” Luke glances around. “I’m not doing anything.”

“Yeah, I know. I just. Thought you might want to do nothing but…with a friend.”

Luke considers saying no. Michael would shrug, eyebrows drawing together in more concern, probably. Okay, he would say. Come inside soon. He would probably shift on his feet, trying to determine whether or not it would be okay to hug Luke, and ultimately decide against it. The door would close behind him and Luke would have the big, empty, glacial outdoors to himself. That had been the goal, when he’d left. To be alone. To have all the room in the world, with the hopes that attempting to fill it would spread his sadness too thin to hold weight. Except that hadn’t really worked. He’d just grown dense, stodgy instead of risen. The rain must have iced his sadness in. 

“Would you?” Luke says quietly, swallowing.

Michael nods. He does a very good job pretending like he hadn’t desperately wanted Luke to say yes, although Luke knows he had. “Are you still walking?”

“I think I was going to sit,” Luke says, glancing down at the curb. “You don’t have to.”

“I don’t mind,” Michael says, and Luke really believes that. Luke takes a seat on the curb, even though the frozen rain seeps through his jeans, and Michael sits shoulder-to-shoulder beside him. They both stare out across the street. 

After a moment, Michael speaks quietly out into the air. “What — uh — I don’t really know what question to ask. Or if I shouldn’t ask anything.”

“Just as long as you don’t ask what’s wrong,” Luke says wearily. “I’m sick of what’s wrong.”

“Fair enough,” Michael says. There’s a beat of silence. “What are we doing out here?”

“You’re keeping me company.”

“And you’re…?”

Luke shrugs, pulling the blanket tighter around himself. It’s still raining and even the blanket is going to be soaked through soon. Luke’s hands are inside his sleeves, which are inside the blanket, but they’re still numb. “Wallowing.”

He really is wallowing, the most self-indulgent kind of sadness. Hardest to let go of, easiest to drown in. 

“Oh,” Michael says, a soft edge in his voice. “That makes sense.”

“It does?”

“I don’t know, yes?” Michael reaches out with his converse, tapping the side against Luke’s calf. “You’re a wallowing kind of guy. Sometimes that’s what you need.”

For the second time tonight, Luke feels abruptly like he might cry, but this time he doesn’t. “Uh. Thanks. I think?”

“I can wallow with you,” Michael says simply. 

“Aren’t you cold?”

“Yeah. Aren’t you?”

A small smile tugs at the corners of Luke’s lips. “Yeah,” he admits.

“Yeah,” Michael says, like he’s just made a point. “But you shouldn’t wallow alone. You should at least have company.”

Luke takes a deep breath. He pulls his hood further over his head and glances over at Michael, who’s just watching his own feet with interest. 

“Okay,” Luke allows, chewing the inside of his cheek. “Just a couple more minutes. Then we can go inside.” He wonders if this had been Michael’s ploy, to guilt Luke back indoors by offering to freeze for him. But he’s pretty sure it isn’t a trick. Michael isn’t manipulative. He’s just loyal.

“Whatever you want,” Michael says, kicking carelessly at a loose piece of asphalt.

Luke hesitates, lingering in the bubble of silence between them that almost seems to mute the rest of the world. Michael looks over at him finally. When he meets Luke’s eyes, he quirks a transient smile. The warmth defrosting Luke’s insides grows hotter.

Luke leans his head on Michael’s shoulder, and Michael only shifts to accommodate him. “You can wallow with me. We can wallow together. If you want to. If you don’t mind.”

Michael tilts his head against Luke’s and hooks his foot around Luke’s ankle. “Yeah. Wallowing together. I can do that.”

It’s bitterly cold, and the icy rain and wind are doing them no favours. But when Luke closes his eyes this time, the only sensation that seems to matter is Michael’s shoulder solid under Luke’s weight, and he doesn’t feel quite so heavy anymore.

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Pride 2017 isn’t over yet — and our inbox is now open for Tumblr’s next Issue Time on transgender rights. Experts, advocates and journalists are here to answer your questions about the issues and struggles transgender people face and how we can work together to solve them.

According to the National Transgender Discrimination Survey, 78% of transgender/gender non-conforming students in grades K-12 said they’ve beed harassed, while 35% reported physical assault and 12% reported sexual violence.

According to the same survey, transgender respondents experienced unemployment at double the rate of the general population, while 26% lost a job due to being transgender.

20% of respondents also reported that they were evicted or denied housing simply for being transgender.

19% of respondents said that someone denied them medical services because of their gender identity.

From 2010 to 2016, at least 111 transgender and gender-nonconforming Americans were murdered because of their gender identity, 72% of them were black trans women and gender-nonconforming femmes, who identify as neither male nor female but present as feminine.

Anti-transgender legislation continues to sprout up nationwide.

We’ll be accepting questions until Wednesday, June 28 at 11 AM and publishing the responses here on Thursday and Friday, June 29 and 30.

Ask away!

Let’s meet the panelists:

Tiq Milan has been an advocate in the LGBT community for over a decade. He is also a writer and journalist who carved a niche for himself as a media advocate and one of the leading voices for transgender equality. He is a regular on-air contributor to Huff Post Live and various MSNBC news outlets and has penned articles for BET.com,Rolling Stone, The New York Times, The Source, Vibe and others on issues facing the LGBT movement. Tiq is the former editor-in-chief of IKONS magazine, an LGBT pop culture magazine, and has been a freelance pop culture journalist for several years, interviewing people from Jay-Z to Cicely Tyson. Recently married to Toronto based artist and educator Kim Katrin Milan, they together speak about creating love in queer communities of color and intersectional approaches to human rights activism in North America and abroad.

Alex Schmider received his Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology with a minor in Media & Communications from Tufts University in 2013. Prior to joining GLAAD’s team, he worked as the Communications Coordinator at the Los Angeles LGBT Center where he also participated in the Happy Hippie Foundation’s #InstaPride campaign and was featured in a Hallmark Mother’s Day ad, showing the love between a mom and her transgender son. Since joining GLAAD in 2016, Alex has worked with Tinder to launch its trans-inclusive app update, MTV on content for Transgender Awareness Week, and Teen Vogue on featured videos and articles. Schmider was selected as one of Forbes 30 Under 30 for Media in 2017, and the same year also received the Visibility Award from L.A. Pride. In his spare time, Alex volunteers as a camp counselor for Camp Aranu'tiq—a camp for transgender and gender nonconforming youth, who inspire him to do what he can to accelerate acceptance for the transgender community.

Meredith Talusan is an award-winning journalist and author who has written features, essays, and opinion pieces for many publications, including The Guardian, The Atlantic, VICE, Matter, Backchannel, The Nation, Mic, BuzzFeed News, and the American Prospect. She has received journalism awards from GLAAD and the Society for Professional Journalists, and is a contributor to Nasty Women: Feminism, Resistance, and Revolution in Trump's America. She lives in New York City.

Mathew Rodriguez is an award-winning journalist and staff writer at Mic. He is a former editor at TheBody.com, an HIV/AIDS news website, and a contributing editor at Modern Loss. His work focuses on the intersectional lives of LGBTQ people. He also hosts a podcast, Slayerfest98, about his favorite television show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. 

Shelby Chestnut is the Director of Community Organizing and Public Advocacy at the New York City Anti-Violence Project. For over a decade, Shelby has been organizing with LGBTQ people, people of color, and low income communities to address violence, promote access to resources, and affect local policy change that is for and by the people most impacted by oppression. Shelby holds a BA from Antioch College and an MS from the New School. Shelby is a member of the Assinibouine Nation in Montana. Shelby currently calls Brooklyn, New York home.

Serena Jazmine Daniari is a passionate writer, blogger, social media strategist, writer and transgender activist of Iranian descent. She graduated from New York University in 2015 with a BS in Media, Culture, and Communication. Since then, Serena has worked with AOL, Cambio, The Huffington Post, and #BUILTBYGIRLS working on audience development and social strategy. During this time, Serena publicly documented and blogged about her gender transition online as she underwent various gender-affirming surgeries. Serena is now a Social Programming Editor at Mic, a media company for millennials. She has worked closely with GLSEN, GLAAD, and the Transgender Law Center.

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Twitter Flattens The Globe, Even At Dancing With The Stars

Donny Osmond and Kym Johnson - Much respect to Donny Osmond for dancing up a storm despite the fact that he has an insanely busy schedule (his Vegas show runs 4 evenings a 7 days). Donny and Kim pulled off an amazing Argentine Tango and it was mirrored in their score - an amazing 29, the highest of the season. There were several fans that had been stunned by the reports when they were broken in the media, and now that it has been introduced that helpful hints will be appearing on the news show, it is particular that fans will be tuning in to view what he has to say about the story.

Next we heard from the Dancing with the Stars season nine pros about the challenges of breaking the celebrities' bad routines. Meh heh. That must be fun. We discovered from Lacey Schwimmer that Mark Dacascos talks to himself a lot as well often, and Alec Mazo complained that Natalie Coughlin retains her breath too often. What a shocking factor for a swimmer to do!

Aaron Carter Interview

I would say that I have a pop acoustic audio. And sometimes people say that I have an R&B vibe to my vocals when I sing. I'm really [influenced] by John Mayer and Colbie Callait. They're my favorites!

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Aaron Carter Rehab

What it arrives down to is who has the bigger enthusiast base watching "Dancing with the Stars" and voting? Snowboarders who assistance Vito? Soccer followers who assistance Irvin? Swimmers who support Coughlin? Coughlin is a California girl, born and elevated in this state. She attended UCBerkeley. The new period of "Dancing with the Stars," is being billed as the biggest period however. sixteen celebs will be competing for the title of "DWTS" Winner. It all kicks off with a live 3 evening premiere beginning tonight at eight p.m. on ABC. Donny Osmond, Aaron Carter and previous Home Majority Chief Tom Delay are among the contestants. "I Want Sweet" by Aaron Carter. Although it was originally recorded by The Strangegloves in 1965, most children are much more acquainted with the 2000 helpful resources edition.

Aaron Carter Boyfriend

Dancing with the Stars Fall 2009 7 days 1 arrived to a last close with the elimination of a second couple. Len called the 3 couples nonetheless awaiting their fates "a great bouquet", which I believed was corny but still sweet. Kelly Osbourne and Louie van Amstel had been proclaimed safe, leaving Kathy Ireland and Macy Gray to duke it out. Following that terrible songs and waiting around, Macy and companion Jonathan Roberts were eliminated from DWTS season 9. Sigh. Okay, that's good. Melissa Joan Hart - Melissa carries on to improve with every week, and her expert dancing companion Mark Ballas carries on to drive her in workouts. Unless of course she has a total disaster, do not appear for her to go house in week four.

Aaron Carter New Song

Melissa Joan Hart and Mark Ballas - Not a particularly unforgettable performance, but that may be because of to the fact that Mark Ballas was a little below the climate. But I hope it was good sufficient to maintain Melissa Joan Hart in the competitors simply because she seems to be enjoying herself - and I think she's capable of turning in some fantastic performances - provided she's offered the right dance style. Rating: 23. The stage is, there appears to be no middle guy, no public relations device churning out push releases. No formal push conferences right here. Just a direct line to your favorite celebrity. Do you want to remain in-the-know? Then signal up to get my articles personally sent to your in-box. Just click on SUBSCRIBE, and you'll remain up-to-the-moment with your preferred reality shows and stars. Of program, your E-mail will never be shared with anybody else.

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Not just doubling the average maternity delegate 16 weeks, Accenture also provides breast milk shipping for traveling mothers, health spaces within the office and backup childcare. Just under 5 years old, Keysight Technologies is a technology leader focusing on electronic measurement. Keysight offers responses to difficulties in sectors such as aerospace and defense; vehicle and energy; digital communication; federal government; and provider.

Fantastic Place to Work-certified and a finalist on the Fortune 100 Finest Offices for Diversity list, Keysight is proud to consider inclusivity an important part of its core values. If fact, women make up 25 percent of the Keysight workforce and 14 percent of Keysight executives. Keysight Technologies a market leader in electronic style, screening, manufacturing and optimization likewise practices and promotes accountable use of natural deposits in an ecologically sustainable method.

Established on the concepts of teamwork and management, Encore promotes a growing internal neighborhood. Repetition provides staff with chances to cultivate meaningful professions through apprenticeships, electrical education, safety/OSHA training, management, management advancement and more. “Encore Electric is committed to supplying all things power, innovation and energy to our partners and consumers,” said Willis Wiedel, president of Repetition Electric.

Founded in Boston in 1946, Fidelity has actually considering that made its way across the nation and planted 5 financier centers in Colorado. A leading name in individual and service financial investments, Fidelity assists customers with wealth management, financial planning and investment guidance. “Fidelity Investments’ mission for more than 72 years hasn’t changed: To enhance and protect our clients’ monetary well-being,” stated Stacy Roode, basic manager and Colorado area leader.

Fidelity’s very first Colorado investor center set up store in 1986 and has actually because served countless customers. “Fidelity is here for the long term, and our partners are dedicated to returning to the community. Last year, Colorado employees donated nearly 1,200 hours volunteering at nonprofits and schools,” Roode stated.

Developed in 1989 and now touting 35 campus and center areas, as well as 780 employees, the Mental University Hospital of Denver is a leading entity in human and social services. Through Adult Healing Services, Child & Household Solutions, and Rehabilitation Providers, the Mental Health Center of Denver supplies psychological disease and substance-use healing programs, comprehending that this need to consist of economical housing, access to medical care, quality education and employment preparedness assistance programs, dependable transportation assistance and comparable services.

” I am proud that the Mental Health Center of Denver has been acknowledged once again as a Denver Post Top Office and honored that our staff members rank us as a great place to work,” said president and CEO Carl Clark, M.D. In 1963, FirstBank was founded as an employee-owned, community-based business, and it has remained that method since.

” We take pride in not just creating considerable task opportunities, however supplying a healthy and nurturing workplace so staff members can delight in long and fulfilling professions,” stated FirstBank chief operating officer Emily Robinson. “We acknowledge delighted and engaged workers are essential to FirstBank’s success, and we are dedicated to keeping worker fulfillment a leading priority.” Committed to neighborhood sustainability at its core, FirstBank grants workers paid volunteer time.

” At FirstBank, our company believe if you do what’s best for your customers, neighborhoods and employees, advantages will occur. This is what we refer to as ‘Banking for good.'” Robinson said. Released in 2012, Ibotta is currently Denver’s biggest consumer tech startup. Presenting a New Age technique to couponing, Ibotta has actually transformed the method customers conserve cash in the kind of a totally free mobile app that has actually so far gathered almost 30 million downloads.

” Ibotta’s mission is basic: Make every purchase rewarding,” said Ibotta CEO Bryan Leach. “We have actually paid American consumers over half a billion dollars in cash-back benefits on their everyday purchases. “Our workplace is directed by our worths of Integrity, Boldness, Outhustle, Teamwork, Openness and A Good Concept Can Originate From Anywhere (IBOTTA). indictment.” A collective, fluid company culture is cultivated through monthly pleased hours, an annual bonus supper, versatile time off and so forth.

Jefferson Center for Mental Health started as a part-time group of four in the basement of a county court house more than 60 years earlier. Ever since, the nonprofit has actually thrived while still staying a community-focused treatment center for substance use and mental healthcare, taking innovative actions towards a transformation in the country’s mental health care systems.

In 2015, it met the requirements of more than 32,000 patients through counseling, education and prevention programs – according. “At Jefferson Center, our neighborhood is at the core of everything we do. We are driven by our dedication to look after those whom we serve, work and partner with each and every day,” stated president and CEO Kiara Kuenzler, Psy.

Jefferson Center provides staff members generous advantages that touch on retirement cost savings, health and wellness initiatives, and a healthy work/life balance. The center likewise provides competitive internship chances for trainees exploring social work, psychology and counseling. Helping Denver’s low-income population, Clinica Campesina Household Health Providers functions as a “medical security internet” for all of the Denver community.

Although Clinica has more than 600 workers, 5 medical clinics and three oral offices, its cost per client is less than the state and nationwide averages. “For 42 years, the personnel of Clinica Family Health have actually offered remarkable, economical healthcare to struggling members of our neighborhood so they do not have to choose between purchasing groceries and seeing a medical professional,” said Patsy Byers, vice president of human resources for Clinica.

Alliance Data supplies significant company names around the world with top quality credit-card programs and loyalty-driven marketing campaigns that intend to promote and strengthen honest relationships in between clients and clients. At Alliance Data, the essential to constructing successful relationships for its clients is to first develop successful relationships within its own company.

” We are happy to foster an environment where associates feel appreciated, accepted, valued and fulfilledboth personally and professionally.” Alliance Data Care Centers have landed among the leading 5 percent of call centers in the industry across the country. In spite of the whopping 900-plus individuals employed by the Colorado branch alone, Alliance Data aims to preserve a familial work environment culture.

With roughly 3,100 employees across the country, nearly 1,000 of them are at Colorado’s five places. The long time industry giant has pioneered ingenious techniques to electrical construction. Some location historians even credit founding father David Dwight Sturgeon with the custom of stringing Christmas lights outside our homes. A subsidiary of the megacorporation MYR Group, Sturgeon Electric effectively balances the familial vibes of a regional service with the stability and perks that include a big institution.

” We genuinely take care of our people and are dedicated to their self-improvement.” At Martin Marietta, a leading supplier of structure products, there’s a saying: “It’s not just what we make. It’s what we make possible.” Martin Marietta does not simply construct buildings, it lays the foundationliterally and figurativelyfor growing communities to flourish – facebook.

The company now spans throughout 26 states, plus Canada and the Bahamas. Colorado facilities dot the Front Range, from Pueblo to Fort Collins. On top of nonprofit sponsorships, Martin Marietta donates products for a range of projects put on by university engineering trainees, Eagle Scouts and regional Young boys and Women Club.

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Denver's Tyler Tysdal and Robert Hirsch Have A Discussion About Easy methods to Your Small business Around Denver Tyler T. Tysdal Announcements http://www.thehankfulhouse.com/tyler-tysdal-differentiating-between-venture-capital-and-private-equity/ Information: Freedom Factory 5500 Greenwood Plaza Blvd., Ste 230 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Phone: 844-MAX-VALUE (844-629-8258) https://www.freedomfactory.com/ Contact Tyler Tysdal https://vimeopro.com/freedomfactory/tyler-tysdal Ty Tysdal Media Reports https://tylertysdal1.wordpress.com/ . " We're proud to be the biggest work center in the Charles Schwab network with an advanced campus in Lone Tree, home to roughly 4,000 workers. Schwab is a terrific location to work. And so is Colorado." Established in 1989, Accenture offers a series of professional consulting services across more than 40 markets, establishing and executing solutions to clients' most difficult digital and business obstacles. By 2020, Accenture expects the conclusion of 10 new development hubs work areas for staff member and customers and the development of roughly 15,000 more task chances. In the name of cultivating an inclusive, equivalent- chance work culture, Accenture intends to turn into one of the world's leading work environments in diversity. By 2025, the company wishes to have a one-to-one ratio of guys and females in its workforce. Not just doubling the average maternity delegate 16 weeks, Accenture also provides breast milk shipping for traveling mothers, health spaces within the office and backup childcare. Just under 5 years old, Keysight Technologies is a technology leader focusing on electronic measurement. Keysight offers responses to difficulties in sectors such as aerospace and defense; vehicle and energy; digital communication; federal government; and provider. Fantastic Place to Work-certified and a finalist on the Fortune 100 Finest Offices for Diversity list, Keysight is proud to consider inclusivity an important part of its core values. If fact, women make up 25 percent of the Keysight workforce and 14 percent of Keysight executives. Keysight Technologies a market leader in electronic style, screening, manufacturing and optimization likewise practices and promotes accountable use of natural deposits in an ecologically sustainable method. Established on the concepts of teamwork and management, Encore promotes a growing internal neighborhood. Repetition provides staff with chances to cultivate meaningful professions through apprenticeships, electrical education, safety/OSHA training, management, management advancement and more. "Encore Electric is committed to supplying all things power, innovation and energy to our partners and consumers," said Willis Wiedel, president of Repetition Electric. Founded in Boston in 1946, Fidelity has actually considering that made its way across the nation and planted 5 financier centers in Colorado. A leading name in individual and service financial investments, Fidelity assists customers with wealth management, financial planning and investment guidance. "Fidelity Investments' mission for more than 72 years hasn't changed: To enhance and protect our clients' monetary well-being," stated Stacy Roode, basic manager and Colorado area leader. Fidelity's very first Colorado investor center set up store in 1986 and has actually because served countless customers. "Fidelity is here for the long term, and our partners are dedicated to returning to the community. Last year, Colorado employees donated nearly 1,200 hours volunteering at nonprofits and schools," Roode stated. Developed in 1989 and now touting 35 campus and center areas, as well as 780 employees, the Mental University Hospital of Denver is a leading entity in human and social services. Through Adult Healing Services, Child & Household Solutions, and Rehabilitation Providers, the Mental Health Center of Denver supplies psychological disease and substance-use healing programs, comprehending that this need to consist of economical housing, access to medical care, quality education and employment preparedness assistance programs, dependable transportation assistance and comparable services. " I am proud that the Mental Health Center of Denver has been acknowledged once again as a Denver Post Top Office and honored that our staff members rank us as a great place to work," said president and CEO Carl Clark, M.D. In 1963, FirstBank was founded as an employee-owned, community-based business, and it has remained that method since. " We take pride in not just creating considerable task opportunities, however supplying a healthy and nurturing workplace so staff members can delight in long and fulfilling professions," stated FirstBank chief operating officer Emily Robinson. "We acknowledge delighted and engaged workers are essential to FirstBank's success, and we are dedicated to keeping worker fulfillment a leading priority." Committed to neighborhood sustainability at its core, FirstBank grants workers paid volunteer time. " At FirstBank, our company believe if you do what's best for your customers, neighborhoods and employees, advantages will occur. This is what we refer to as 'Banking for good.'" Robinson said. Released in 2012, Ibotta is currently Denver's biggest consumer tech startup. Presenting a New Age technique to couponing, Ibotta has actually transformed the method customers conserve cash in the kind of a totally free mobile app that has actually so far gathered almost 30 million downloads. " Ibotta's mission is basic: Make every purchase rewarding," said Ibotta CEO Bryan Leach. "We have actually paid American consumers over half a billion dollars in cash-back benefits on their everyday purchases. "Our workplace is directed by our worths of Integrity, Boldness, Outhustle, Teamwork, Openness and A Good Concept Can Originate From Anywhere (IBOTTA). indictment." A collective, fluid company culture is cultivated through monthly pleased hours, an annual bonus supper, versatile time off and so forth. Jefferson Center for Mental Health started as a part-time group of four in the basement of a county court house more than 60 years earlier. Ever since, the nonprofit has actually thrived while still staying a community-focused treatment center for substance use and mental healthcare, taking innovative actions towards a transformation in the country's mental health care systems. In 2015, it met the requirements of more than 32,000 patients through counseling, education and prevention programs - according. "At Jefferson Center, our neighborhood is at the core of everything we do. We are driven by our dedication to look after those whom we serve, work and partner with each and every day," stated president and CEO Kiara Kuenzler, Psy. Jefferson Center provides staff members generous advantages that touch on retirement cost savings, health and wellness initiatives, and a healthy work/life balance. The center likewise provides competitive internship chances for trainees exploring social work, psychology and counseling. Helping Denver's low-income population, Clinica Campesina Household Health Providers functions as a "medical security internet" for all of the Denver community. Although Clinica has more than 600 workers, 5 medical clinics and three oral offices, its cost per client is less than the state and nationwide averages. "For 42 years, the personnel of Clinica Family Health have actually offered remarkable, economical healthcare to struggling members of our neighborhood so they do not have to choose between purchasing groceries and seeing a medical professional," said Patsy Byers, vice president of human resources for Clinica. Alliance Data supplies significant company names around the world with top quality credit-card programs and loyalty-driven marketing campaigns that intend to promote and strengthen honest relationships in between clients and clients. At Alliance Data, the essential to constructing successful relationships for its clients is to first develop successful relationships within its own company. " We are happy to foster an environment where associates feel appreciated, accepted, valued and fulfilledboth personally and professionally." Alliance Data Care Centers have landed among the leading 5 percent of call centers in the industry across the country. In spite of the whopping 900-plus individuals employed by the Colorado branch alone, Alliance Data aims to preserve a familial work environment culture. With roughly 3,100 employees across the country, nearly 1,000 of them are at Colorado's five places. The long time industry giant has pioneered ingenious techniques to electrical construction. Some location historians even credit founding father David Dwight Sturgeon with the custom of stringing Christmas lights outside our homes. A subsidiary of the megacorporation MYR Group, Sturgeon Electric effectively balances the familial vibes of a regional service with the stability and perks that include a big institution. " We genuinely take care of our people and are dedicated to their self-improvement." At Martin Marietta, a leading supplier of structure products, there's a saying: "It's not just what we make. It's what we make possible." Martin Marietta does not simply construct buildings, it lays the foundationliterally and figurativelyfor growing communities to flourish - facebook. The company now spans throughout 26 states, plus Canada and the Bahamas. Colorado facilities dot the Front Range, from Pueblo to Fort Collins. On top of nonprofit sponsorships, Martin Marietta donates products for a range of projects put on by university engineering trainees, Eagle Scouts and regional Young boys and Women Club. Watch Video

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Dinesh Karthik said that he will absence Kolkata if some of the IPL 2019 home amateur are confused to aloof venues

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Kolkata Knight Riders skipper Dinesh Karthik said on Tuesday he would absence arena at the Eden Gardens awfully if some of their home amateur are confused out to aloof venues because of the advancing Lok Sabha polls.

“I will absolutely absence Kolkata because there is a assertive vibe, assertive activity arena at Eden. Arena in advanced of 60,000 auspicious for you makes a massive difference,” Karthik told reporters on the sidelines of the Mayor’s Cup at Eden Gardens.

“If we do absence a few games, I would absence Eden Gardens terribly,” said Karthik.

The IPL dates are acceptable to affray with the Lok Sabha elections appear the second-half of the tournament. The BCCI is because achievability of alteration the competition’s home and abroad architecture and authoritative it venue-specific.

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Matches will be appointed at aloof venues area polling would accept already assured or advancing up at a after date.

According to accessories appear for the aboriginal two weeks, KKR will comedy two home matches adjoin Sunrisers Hyderabad on March 24 and Kings XI Punjab on March 27.

Talking about the team, Karthik who took over the captaincy of the ancillary aftermost year said they accept a hardly altered aggregation from aftermost year and he is attractive advanced to the new season.

“We are hardly altered to the aggregation we had aftermost year. We are absolutely attractive advanced to it as a team. We accept realised what we lacked aftermost year and we accept added assets accordingly. Thus, we are a added ample aggregation this year,” the 33-year old said.

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The Kolkata accouterments shelled out Rs 5 crore for West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite and addition Rs 1.6 crore for New Zealand pacer Lockie Ferguson.

They are additions to an already ample ancillary that has the brand of Sunil Narine, Andre Russell, Chris Lynn, Karthik and Kuldeep Yadav.

Karthik will advance the aggregation for the additional division active and will attending to abide the run-making avowal that yielded him 498 runs as the team’s accomplished scorer in the aftermost campaign.

Asked about his claimed goal, Karthik said: “I am not somebody who sets goals per se. For some aberrant reason, it is not article I accept enjoyed doing.”

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“If we can go out there and put our best bottom on the park, and the best we can, I will be actual happy,” he said.

Mumbai athletic Abhishek Nayar, KKR’s academy drillmaster and additionally one who Karthik credits for his contempo success, was additionally present forth with KKR Chief Executive Venky Mysore at the Eden Gardens.

Asked about Karthik application IPL to prove a point to Indian selectors advanced of the ICC World Cup, Nayar said: “He has already fabricated a account arena for India. When he plays the IPL, it’s added about authoritative abiding his aggregation wins. It’s added about KKR the aggregation than DK the individual.”

“With the bound opportunities he has got for India, he has accurate himself in the role he has been assigned in agreement of actuality a finisher for the team. He has been constant in accomplishing that,” Nayar said.

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