#patrick waddington

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Bad movie I have The Curse of King Tut's Tomb

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Heaven Can Wait - CBS - November 16, 1960

A presentation of DuPont Show of the Month Season 4 Episode 3

Comedy / Drama

Running Time: 90 minutes

Stars:

Anthony Franciosa as Joe Pendleton

Joey Bishop as Max Levine

Wally Cox as Messenger 7013

Frank McHugh as Lefty

Diana Van der Vlis as Julia Farnsworth

Robert Morley as Mr. Jordan

Paul Stevens as Tony Abbott

Paul Reed as Inspector

Patrick Waddington as Butler

Elizabeth Ashley as Bette

Bud Palmer as Announcer

Martin Ashe as First Escort

Jean Sincere as Suzie

Farrell Pelly as Doctor

Henry Wallitsch as Smallings

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|St Patrick and the Irish

The saints day has been marked in Ireland since the 10th Century but became a holy day celebrated by both the Catholic and Anglican churches after a campaign by Franciscan friar Luke Waddington  and was established in 1631 on the day of the Saint’s death 17th March. The feast day became a rallying and meeting point for the Irish wherever emigration took them, from New York to New Zealand. The…

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Defence Secretary Grant Shapps: Supporting UK's Armed Forces

  Putting People First

In his inaugural month as Defence Secretary, Grant Shapps embarked on a mission to underscore the pivotal role of personnel within the British Armed Forces. Emphasizing the enduring significance of servicemen and women, Shapps conducted his maiden visits to the Royal Navy, British Army, and Royal Air Force, reiterating his unwavering commitment to supporting serving personnel and their families.   Prioritizing Personnel Engagement During these visits, Shapps prioritized meetings with Armed Forces personnel, seeking to gain insight into their experiences and concerns. His primary objective was to assure them that they remained at the core of the nation's defense efforts.  

Shapps' Pledge of Support

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps expressed his gratitude for the dedication and expertise of each member of the Armed Forces. He affirmed his pride in leading this remarkable organization, stressing his dedication to safeguarding the nation's security and prosperity. Simultaneously, he vowed to enhance the experiences of personnel and their families, addressing various aspects, from childcare and accommodation to compensation and equipment.  

A Day Aboard the Royal Navy in Portsmouth

One leg of Shapps' tour took him to the bustling naval base in Portsmouth, where he engaged with serving Navy personnel. Here, he delved into their experiences and the opportunities the service provides. Shapps had the privilege of touring the Type 45 HMS Defender, a vessel that has recently played a central role in joint operations alongside the UK's allies. Notably, the ship had completed four operations and four exercises in the year preceding its refit, including the pivotal Exercise Formidable Shield. The Defence Secretary received briefings on Navy priorities and held discussions with representatives from BAE Systems, a vital defense partner supporting numerous jobs and livelihoods across the UK.  

A Visit to Salisbury Plain: Meeting the Army

Journeying to Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, Shapps, accompanied by Chief of the General Staff General Sir Patrick Sanders, met with British soldiers at the heart of a UK-led training program. This initiative has successfully trained more than 26,500 Ukrainian recruits to date. Shapps heard inspiring stories from these soldiers and observed world-leading training practices before receiving briefings on the Army's priorities, particularly its modernization efforts.  

Taking to the Skies with the Royal Air Force

At RAF Waddington, Shapps, accompanied by Chief of the Air Staff, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton, actively engaged with personnel serving at the station. This included those from 51 and XIII Squadrons, who are responsible for operating Rivet Joint and Reaper Aircraft, respectively. During this visit, the Defence Secretary listened attentively to their experiences and took note of the recent accomplishments of the Royal Air Force. Additionally, he received briefings on the RAF's intelligence-gathering roles crucial for national defense.  

Unseen Guardians of Defense: Strategic Command

Strategic Command, headquartered at Northwood, London, and under the leadership of General Sir Jim Hockenhull, plays a pivotal role in providing often-unnoticed elements of defense. During his meeting with General Jim, the Defence Secretary was briefed on the work carried out by specialists within the organization, including cyber operators, intelligence analysts, medics, and logisticians. Strategic Command's integration of capabilities across defense ensures that the Armed Forces stand ready to respond at any time and in any place. Shapps discussed the multitude of ongoing initiatives aimed at attracting, upskilling, and retaining individuals, particularly those with expertise in science, digital, and technical fields.  

A Visit to Kyiv: Reinforcing Support for Ukraine

This week, in a significant development, the Defence Secretary extended his reach beyond the UK, embarking on a journey to Kyiv alongside Chief of the Defence Staff, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin. The primary purpose of this noteworthy visit was to emphatically reiterate the UK's steadfast and unwavering support for Ukraine during these challenging times.   Chief of the Defence Staff's Perspective Chief of the Defence Staff, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, expressed his satisfaction with the Secretary of State's visit, underscoring its significance in the context of the evolving global security landscape. Furthermore, he highlighted the UK's substantial investments in its Army, Royal Air Force, and Royal Navy, clearly outlining plans for increased lethality and strength within NATO. Admiral Radakin also touched upon the transition to fifth-generation aircraft in the Royal Air Force and advancements in space capabilities. Ultimately, he credited the commitment and skill of the Armed Forces, as well as their international and industry partnerships, for safeguarding the nation. In conclusion, Defence Secretary Grant Shapps' initial month in office has been characterized by a strong emphasis on personnel and their importance in the broader defense strategy. As he tours military bases and engages with servicemen and women, Shapps leaves no doubt about his dedication to ensuring their well-being.   Sources: THX News, Ministry of Defence &��The Rt Hon Grant Shapps MP. Read the full article

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green bottle street september 2021

inspired by the short story the street that got mislaid by patrick waddington. feeling home from a new place unknown

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Wood Engraving Wednesday

MONICA POOLE & GERI WADDINGTON

For our showcase of women wood engravers, this week we present two prints by master British wood engravers Monica Poole (1921-2003) and Geri Waddington (b. 1953). Although Waddington, chair of the Society of Wood Engravers (SWE) from 2014-2017, only developed a virtual friendship with the master engraver and fellow SWE member Poole in the last few years her life, Poole’s influence on Waddington’s work and career has been profound. Waddington writes:

[Poole’s] support was invaluable, both in business and artistic matters. This was the woman who had kept wood engraving alive in the lean post-war years, and her commitment to the medium was clearly evident. . . .

After Monica died, I was able to buy her small Albion press, which I continue to use regularly. It still gives me a frisson to follow in her footsteps. . . . and I have now doubt that her legacy will continue to inspire future generations.

Shown here are Monica Poole’s 1988 print After the Storm (top) and Geri Waddington’s 2019 print New Hedge. Both were printed from the original blocks for 2020 Vision: Nineteen Wood Engravers, One Collector, and the Artists Who Inspired Them, published in 2020 by Patrick Randle’s Nomad Letterpress at the Whittington Press in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, in an edition of 340 copies for the 100th anniversary of the Society of Wood Engravers.

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Sitges 2018 (I):

Post by Jorge R. Tadeo

“Paradise Hills”, de Alice Waddington (España)

¡Pomposas pero divinas!

Tras obtener numerosos premios con su cortometraje “Disco Inferno” (2015), la directora bilbaína Alice Waddington debuta en el largometraje con un ambicioso proyecto en inglés y de reparto internacional, cuyo guion ha sido coescrito por el cántabro Nacho Vigalondo. “Paradise Hills” es una distopía en la…

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This video was released 10 years ago by some remarkably brave BYU students: Mark, Adam White, Heather Waddington, Derek Flora, Jenna Hawkins, Erikka Beam, Kiefer, Kevin, Nathan Cunliffe, Bridey Jensen, Andrew Brown, Kaden, Amber Bell, Madison Price, Ellen, Demaree, Blake, Nicole, John Patrick McKenna, Matt, Kristin & Tom

To understand how surprising & impactful this video was and the courage of those who in it, consider the climate at BYU and in the Church at that time.

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In 2005, BYU professors publish Understanding Same-sex Attraction, a paper openly advocating “therapy to cure sexual attractions.”

2006 a group of queer activists came to BYU to honor and commemorate 22 recorded BYU-LGBT suicides. 24 people were arrested

2007 the BYU Honor Code is updated to say homosexual feelings are not a violation but acting on them is. Students were no longer punished for identifying as gay, lesbian, trans, or “SSA.” Homosexual advocacy was banned, and this was defined as "seeking to influence others to engage in homosexual behavior or promoting homosexual relations as being morally acceptable."

2008 the LDS Church engages in high-profile effort to pass Prop 8 in California to stop gay marriage

2010 had a member of the Church’s Presiding Bishopric say people shouldn’t refer to themselves as homosexual, lesbian, or gay, and that same-gender attraction won’t exist after death. In General Conference, Elder Packer says that God would not let people be born with same-sex attractions and not be able to change or overcome those feelings

In 2010, BYU removed the official restriction on LGBTQ+ students participating and gathering in groups. BYU USGA (Understanding Sexuality, Gender, and Allyship) was organized but not made an official BYU club/organization. (BYU has not officially recognized any LGBTQ+ club on campus in all these years since no longer banning them)

2011 saw the ban on “homosexual advocacy” removed from the Honor Code. Students could now openly support and affirm queer relationships and legislation, meaning students could go to Pride without fear of being expelled from school

2012, BYU’s school newspaper, The Daily Universe, published an 'opinion' piece about the adoption of a child by a gay couple on the TV show Modern Family. The one line that truly stuck out asked, "Would you allow a child to be raised by a serial killer? A rapist? Then why would you a same-sex couple?" A group of BYU students printed flyers that called out the piece in the Daily Universe and invited others to see that we are just like the rest of you! The editor was flooded with responses and he agreed to take it down and gave these LGBT students an opportunity to write an article. This success led them to create a YouTube video to broadcast to the entire campus & others that growing up LGBT was challenging & that things GET BETTER. This USGA video It Gets Better at BYU video goes viral. Later that year, BYU banned USGA from meeting on campus and they relocate their meetings to the public library

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Derek Flora recently shared that his father was teased and dragged by his own brothers for having a gay son after they saw this video. That is sad but not surprising given how widespread & acceptable it was to be openly homophobic.

This video reached a lot of queer LDS people who finally saw someone like them, it gave hope to many. This video also did a lot to open hearts and help soften attitudes and move things forward.

My understanding is that all of the BYU students who appeared in this video are no longer active in the LDS Church. That’s what happens when there’s no seat at the table, no opportunities for full engagement and inclusion

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Tagged by @marywhal !! 💕💕

Rules: tag 9 people you’d like to get to know better/catch up with

Last song: idk what the actual last song was but currently have "ready when you are" by mathilda homer and isaac waddington firmly stuck in my head

Last movie: I think the last film I watched start to finish was jingle jangle, which was very cute! Honourable mention to the grinch though

Currently watching: I've been spending most of my downtime this week steadily making my way through leverage while I knit lol, very fun show so far!

Currently reading: I'm making my way through patrick ness' the knife of never letting go at like an absolutely glacial pace lmao, as in I have been in the process of reading it for like at least a year and a half lmao but I'm getting there!! It's good it's just reading new stuff hasn't been appealing to me for a while

Currently craving: Well it's midday and I haven't eaten yet so like. Food of any kind tbh 😅 I am going to go get some now promise

Tagging: @deerchan @ultrasopp @zeldakinnie @shadowkat2000 @terezis @nipahvirus @kravkalackin @inkedinserendipity @driftingsakura @desiree-harding-fic Oops that's actually 10 I think oh well ghsgd

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Patrick, Dir. Goncalo Waddington (2019)

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Gazette: It's All Happening (1.5, Yorkshire Television, 1968)

"I'm inviting you to lunch."

"Ah ha. On press day?"

"Yes of course on press day, a good lunch, set you up."

"Where?"

"The Constitutional Club."

"To meet Mullins?"

"To have lunch with me, to be seen having lunch with me!"

"Solidarity?"

"You know, I've never quite known what that means."

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Morristown Central School District leaving St. Lawrence-Lewis Health Insurance Consortium | Education

MASSENA – Morristown Central School District will leave the St. Lawrence-Lewis Health Insurance Consortium and join Canton, Edwards-Knox, Ogdensburg, Madrid-Waddington and Heuvelton school districts that have already withdrawn from the plan.

This leaves 12 participating districts and the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services in the consortium.

“One of the school districts, Morristown, is leaving the plan. That was discussed at this (quarterly) meeting. They had to file their notification by April 30th so they could exit the plan by July 1st, ”Patrick Brady, superintendent of Massena Central School, told members of the education committee on Thursday evening.

“There has been some discussion about this process, but at the end of the day this district will be leaving the plan, which means we are looking at 12 school districts and the BOCES that are part of the St. Lawrence-Lewis Plan,” he said.

Mr. Brady is the district’s representative on the plan’s board of directors.

He said the plan “still sees the overall impact of some COVID savings as fewer people visit their doctor for normal, routine activities. But that is starting to change; that is starting to increase a little. “

Mr Brady said revenue is currently low due to a decline in enrollments and a slow switch in some counties to low-reward drivers.

“But overall the plan is 9% below budget in terms of medicine. Prescription drugs are starting to rise 3%. It’s usually a handful of prescription drugs that are expensive and not generic. They are brand names and they are expensive. But we’re seeing some sort of return to normal in that regard, ”he said.

Excellus Blue Cross / Blue Shield has taken over health insurance administration for the plan as of January 1, 2020. This role has been served in the BOCES administration by staff on the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services for more than 30 years. Locey & Cahill, LLC is serving as an advisor to the plan.

Mr Brady said Locey & Cahill plans to seek proposals for a Medicare benefit plan this fall to see if it would be beneficial to the plan as a whole.

“That would mean those 65 and older would get a separate health insurance plan from the rest of the plan,” he said.

Locey & Cahill also wanted to conduct an exam from Excellus.

“Now that Excellus is in charge, they want to be sure that Excellus is managing the plan as it should. This is not an Excellus plan. It’s still the St. Lawrence-Lewis and Districts plan, but it is administered by Excellus and uses the Excellus network, ”Brady said.

He said health insurance was one of the largest costs in the district. The Massena Central School District currently budgets $ 12,594,723 for health insurance.

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GQ Men of The Year Awards - Patrick Hutchinson from Tom Dream on Vimeo.

When Patrick Hutchinson’s photo started to circulate, showing him holding a counter-protester on his shoulder to keep him safe from harm during this past summer’s Black Lives Matter rallies in London, it not only made front-page news around the world, but showed us all a glimmer of hope. Here, in his own words, the personal trainer and activist describes his memories of the day in detail and the organisation it led him to create.

Credits DIRECTOR: TOM DREAM PRODUCER: MANOELA CHIABAI DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: OLAN COLLARDY 1st AC: MATT FARRANT 2nd AC: SETH WADDINGTON GAFFER: BILL RAE KEY GRIP: ALEX KELLEHER SOUND RECORDIST: GÉRARD ABEILLE DIRECTOR 'S ASSISTANT: KANE MCCARTHUR BTS PHOTOGRAPHER: STERLING CHANDLER RUNNER: EMILY CLOSE HAIR AND MAKEUP: AGA DOBOSZ STYLIST: ITUNU OKE EDITOR: MATEO NOTSUKE COLOUR: TAG COLLECTIVE ARTS COLOUR GRADER: JONNY TULLY COLOUR PRODUCER: HANNAH WHITEHALL MUSIC COMPOSER: STEVE PRINGLE SOUND MIXER: LIAM CONWELL SOUND DESIGNER: STRING AND TINS GRAPHICS DESIGNER: MATEO NOTSUKE LEGAL AFFAIRS: FLORENCE EDWARDS LEGAL AFFAIRS: GEORGE CHESTERTON CLEARANCE SUPERVISOR: CARA HARDING SOCIAL MEDIA PRODUCER: KIERAN BRETT AND ALEXANDRA DAWSON THANKS TO: BUSH HALL PANAVISION EQUIP LONDON (PROJECTORS) THE PEOPLE DEM COLLECTIVE PILOT LIGHTING LUX ARTISTS

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And for those of us who write short story length fics and one shots, a list of famous short stories under 5k:

Words: 710 – Virginia Woolf – A Haunted House

Words: 762 – Fielding Dawson – The Vertical Fields

Words: 810 – Mark Twain – A Telephonic Conversation

Words: 994 – Gabriel Garcia Marquez – One of These Days

Words: 1274 – Saki (H H Munro) – The Open Window

Words: 1354 – Guy de Maupassant – The Kiss

Words: 1377 – Saki (H H Munro) – Mrs Packletide’s Tiger

Words: 1411 – Guy de Maupassant – A Dead Woman’s Secret

Words: 1429 – Guy de Maupassant – Indiscretion

Words: 1464 – Guy de Maupassant – Moonlight

Words: 1472 – Guy de Maupassant – Coco

Words: 1503 – Anton Pavlovich Checkhov – A Slander

Words: 1520 – Saki (H H Munro) – The Mouse

Words: 1552 – Guy de Maupassant – Yvette

Words: 1564 – William Carlos Williams – The Use of Force

Words: 1618 – Liam O’Flaherty – The Sniper

Words: 1624 – Guy de Maupassant – Farewell

Words: 1657 – Guy de Maupassant – Friend Patience

Words: 1691 – Guy de Maupassant – The Drunkard

Words: 1720 – Guy de Maupassant – The Christening

Words: 1764 – Guy de Maupassant – A Vendetta

Words: 1797 – Mark Twain – Luck

Words: 1830 – Saki (H H Munro) – Sredni Vashtar

Words: 1831 – Ambrose Bierce – The Boarded Window

Words: 1857 – Guy de Maupassant – Bellflower

Words: 1862 – Guy de Maupassant – In the Wood

Words: 1870 – Guy de Maupassant – The Dowry

Words: 1896 – Guy de Maupassant – The Unknown

Words: 1914 – Guy de Maupassant – A Family

Words: 1921 – Guy de Maupassant – Misti–Recollections of a Bachelor

Words: 1944 – Guy de Maupassant – Confessing

Words: 1978 – Anton Pavlovich Checkhov – The Lottery Ticket

Words: 2023 – Guy de Maupassant – A Humble Drama

Words: 2071 – Guy de Maupassant – Two Little Soldiers

Words: 2073 – E B White – The Door

Words: 2083 – Guy de Maupassant – Humiliation

Words: 2093 – Edgar Allan Poe – The Tell-Tale Heart

Words: 2098 – Rudyard Kipling – How the Leopard Got His Spots

Words: 2098 – Guy de Maupassant – The Hand

Words: 2106 – Guy de Maupassant – Old Mongilet

Words: 2109 – Saki (H H Munro) – The Storyteller (Saki)

Words: 2112 – Patrick Waddington – The Street That Got Mislaid

Words: 2149 – Mark Twain – A Burlesque Biography

Words: 2163 – O Henry – The Gift of the Magi

Words: 2208 – Guy de Maupassant – The Hairpin

Words: 2256 – O Henry – The Whirligig of Life

Words: 2284 – Guy de Maupassant – Denis

Words: 2350 – Mark Twain – Italian without a Master

Words: 2383 – Edgar Allan Poe – The Masque of the Red Death

Words: 2384 – Herman Melville – The Fiddler

Words: 2385 – Anton Pavlovich Checkhov – A Day in the Country

Words: 2385 – Guy de Maupassant – Waiter

Words: 2399 – James Joyce – Araby

Words: 2414 – O Henry – The Princess and the Puma

Words: 2421 – Dorothy Parker – A Telephone Call

Words: 2434 – Guy de Maupassant – Madame Parisse

Words: 2457 – Edgar Allan Poe – The Imp of the Perverse

Words: 2479 – Guy de Maupassant – Timbuctoo

Words: 2495 – Edgar Allan Poe – The Cask of Amontillado

Words: 2500 – O Henry – The Last Leaf

Words: 2530 – Guy de Maupassant – The Piece of String

Words: 2543 – Ambrose Bierce – A Horseman in the Sky

Words: 2544 – Rudyard Kipling – The Elephant’s Child

Words: 2555 – O Henry – The Coming-Out of Maggie

Words: 2623 – Mark Twain – Italian with Grammar

Words: 2631 – Mark Twain – The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County

Words: 2637 – Guy de Maupassant – Theodule Sabot’s Confession

Words: 2649 – James Joyce – Clay

Words: 2652 – Guy de Maupassant – The Marquis de Fumerol

Words: 2720 – Herman Melville – The Lightning-Rod Man

Words: 2731 – Guy de Maupassant – The Devil

Words: 2747 – Frank Stockton – The Lady or the Tiger?

Words: 2768 – Guy de Maupassant – Julie Romain

Words: 2797 – Gabriel Garcia Marquez – Eyes of a Blue Dog

Words: 2811 – Edgar Allan Poe – Von Kempelen and His Discovery

Words: 2871 – Anton Pavlovich Checkhov – The Bet

Words: 2901 – Evan Hunter – The Last Spin

Words: 2989 – Guy de Maupassant – The Donkey

Words: 3016 – Dylan Thomas – A Child’s Christmas in Wales

Words: 3056 – Guy de Maupassant – Toine

Words: 3081 – Guy de Maupassant – The Father

Words: 3091 – Guy de Maupassant – The Necklace

Words: 3159 – Guy de Maupassant – A Coward

Words: 3208 – Nathaniel Hawthorne – The Wedding-Knell

Words: 3211 – Irwin Shaw – The Girls in Their Summer Dresses

Words: 3283 – George Orwell – Shooting an Elephant

Words: 3343 – Nathaniel Hawthorne – The Ambitious Guest

Words: 3400 – Graham Greene – The End of the Party

Words: 3448 – Ambrose Bierce – Beyond the Wall

Words: 3620 – Edgar Allan Poe – The Facts in the Case of M Valdemar

Words: 3624 – Bret Harte – Tennessee’s Partner

Words: 3642 – Guy de Maupassant – An Affair of State

Words: 3690 – Paul Bowles – In the Red Room

Words: 3772 – Charles Dickens – The Baron of Grogzwig

Words: 3773 – Shirley Jackson – The Lottery

Words: 3801 – George Saunders – The Falls

Words: 3804 – Ambrose Bierce – An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

Words: 3878 – Edgar Allan Poe – 7 Mesmeric Revelation

Words: 3899 – Roald Dahl – Lamb to the Slaughter

Words: 3998 – Edgar Allan Poe – The Black Cat

Words: 4058 – Guy de Maupassant – The Wreck

Words: 4134 – W W Jacobs – The Monkey’s Paw

Words: 4190 – Bret Harte – The Luck of Roaring Camp

Words: 4279 – Guy de Maupassant – That Pig of a Morin

Words: 4309 – Gabriel Garcia Marquez – Eva Is Inside Her Cat

Words: 4356 – Charles Dickens – The Poor Relation’s Story

Words: 4372 – O Henry – The Ransom of Red Chief

Words: 4490 – Guy de Maupassant – A Vagabond

Words: 4492 – James O’Keefe – Death Makes a Comeback

Words: 4618 – Guy de Maupassant – Mademoiselle Fifi

Words: 4625 – Roald Dahl – Man From the South

Words: 4722 – Katherine Mansfield – The Stranger

Fic authors deserve more credit.

Story time: I started a book about 23 hours ago and just finished it. Also in that time I slept for 10 hours, spent time with family, was at work, etc. Anyway, I enjoyed the book (Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda). But it felt like it flew by, so after I finished I looked up the word count because what are pages? Pages are meaningless. I only function in word counts anymore.

The estimate I found was 58,580. My immediate reaction was “oh, that’s why. That’s nothing!” But what a shitty response. Because no. That’s not nothing. That’s a whole. Damn. Book. An entire novel! And Fic authors regularly bust out 30k, 50k, 100k, 150k words. AND THEY DO IT FOR FREE. WHILE WORKING AND LIVING THEIR LIVES.

So anyway, thank your favorite fic author today because they deserve it. Because they’re amazing. They’re the MVPs.

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Emmerdale Spoilers & Cast List  25-29 December Christmas week.

Robert experiences very surreal Christmas Day

Monday 25 December Christmas Day

Hour-long episode 5.50pm

When Robert wakes up on Christmas Day, he finds himself in a very surreal set of circumstances, repeatedly waking up to a different reality.

During a special hour-long episode – which uses themes from classic films A Christmas Carol and Groundhog Day – will Robert be able to decipher what is real and what isn’t? Will he learn a lesson about his lost love Aaron? Will the Emmerdale badboy learn anything?

Over at the Dingles, the family sit down for lunch amid the usual chaos. But Aaron’s mind is clearly elsewhere…

Can Faith help Aaron face his self-harm demons?

Tuesday 26 December Boxing Day

half hour-long episode 18:10pm  

Aaron’s trying to start a new romance with hot doc Alex but there’s something holding him back. Aside from his baggage with his ex, Robert, Aaron’s got another problem weighing on his mind. Worried that Alex will recoil when he sees his scars from his self-harming, Aaron has taken to pushing Alex away to skirt round the issue. When Faith, who has had a double mastectomy, realises what’s scaring Aaron, she opens up the issue for discussion… Will her words ease his mind?

At Home Farm, Rebecca clocks a pile of unopened presents which Robert has bought for their son Seb. Will she listen to Chrissie and bin the gifts?

Gerry wakes up with a hangover having experienced his first Dingle Christmas.

Nicola is propositioned by dodgy Morris from the council

Wednesday 27 December

Nicola and Jimmy aren’t really cutting the mustard as fine upstanding citizens of Emmerdale at the moment, are they? Having been ousted for nicking Lydia’s inheritance, the pair is instantly plunged into another messy moral dilemma when dodgy Morris from the council, who’s causing the Dingles no end of drama, offers up a proposition for the couple to consider…

Sad to see her brother Robert looking so sad, Victoria conjures up a plot, hoping she can help him clap eyes on his baby son Seb.

Elsewhere, Liv’s chuffed to see things are going well for Aaron and Alex.

Robert has a BIG CHAT with his sister Victoria

Thursday 28 December  

Hour-long episode 7pm

Robert’s been pushed out by the Whites for his evil deeds. And he’s paying for the pain he’s caused them by not being allowed to see his baby son Seb. But it’s not just Robert who’s caused the family grief. Little do they realise, Lachlan has played a part too. Victoria reels when Robert tells her what Lucky’s been up to. Will she share the information elsewhere?

Meanwhile, at Home Farm, Rebecca confesses she’s been doing some thinking and tells her family about her new plan. Is all this new information about to change things for the Whites?

Having been propositioned by Morris from the council, Nicola and Jimmy have a decision to make. Will Jimmy’s conscience get in the way?

Elsewhere, Bernice is nervous about her date with Daz.

The Dingles face an inquiry – Zak is doing everything to protect his clan

Friday 29 December  

Christmas is over and with the New Year poised to start, the Dingles have a dark cloud threatening to rain on their parade.

With the council wanting to tear down Wishing Well cottage, the family home, to make way for an access road to a golf course, Zak’s been doing all he can to protect his clan.

Now, a big moment is upon him and the rest of the Dingles, who front up to an inquiry into the development which is being held at the village hall.

Seeing as how Zak’s been handling the last few weeks’ stress over this whole thing, this is unlikely to go well! Hold on to your seats, peeps!

Cast List

Aaron Dingle Danny Miller

Adam Barton Adam Thomas

Alex Mason Steven Flynn

Amelia Spencer Daisy Campbell

Belle Dingle Eden Taylor-Draper

Bernice Blackstock Samantha Giles

Bob Hope Tony Audenshaw

Brenda Walker Lesley Dunlop

Cain Dingle Jeff Hordley

Charity Dingle Emma Atkins

Chas Dingle Lucy Pargeter

Chrissie White Louise Marwood

Dan Spencer Liam Fox

David Metcalfe Matthew Wolfenden

Daz Spencer Mark Jordon

Debbie Dingle Charley Webb

Diane Sugden Elizabeth Estensen

Doug Potts Duncan Preston

DS Benton Justin Pierre

Eric Pollard Christopher Chittell

Faith Dingle Sally Dexter

Frank Clayton Michael Praed

Gabby Thomas Rosie Bentham

Gerry Roberts Shaun Thomas

Graham Foster Andrew Scarborough

Harriet Finch Katherine Dow Blyton

Jacob Gallagher Joe-Warren Plant

Jai Sharma Christopher Bisson

Jimmy King Nick Miles

Kerry Wyatt Laura Norton

Lachlan White Thomas Atkinson

Laurel Thomas Charlotte Bellamy

Lawrence White John Bowe

Leyla Harding Roxy Shahidi

Lisa Dingle Jane Cox

Olivia Flaherty Isobel Steele

Lydia Hart Karen Blick

Megan Macey Gaynor Faye

Mel Chloe Harris

Moira Dingle Natalie J Robb

Morris Blakey Douglas McFerran

Nicola King Nicola Wheeler

Noah Dingle Jack Downham

Paddy Kirk Dominic Brunt

PC Bishop Tom Shaw

PC Swirling Andy Moore

Pete Barton Anthony Quinlan

Rebecca White Emily Head

Rishi Sharma Bhasker Patel

Robert Sugden Ryan Hawley

Rodney Blackstock Patrick Mower

Ross Barton Michael Parr

Sam Dingle James Hooton

Samson Dingle Sam Hall

Sarah Sugden Katie Hill

Sunil Batth Anand Desai-Barochia

Susan Talitha Stone

Syd James Foster

Tom Waterhouse Ned Porteous

Victoria Barton Isabel Hodgins

Zak Dingle Steve Halliwell

Estate agent Tim Sanderson

Guard Adam Waddington

Guard Jamie Smelt

Police officer Louise Atkins 

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A Mayfair Mooch

In and around Mayfair:

Claire Tabouret

at Almine Rech to November 16 2019

Self Portrait in Blue Light 2019

Girlfriends 2019

Dancing with myself 2019

Patricia with her Eyes Closed 2019

Patrick Caulfield

at Waddington Custot to 15 November 2019

Pony 1964

Interior: Morning, Noon, evening & Night 1971

Evening Paper 1999

Lisa Brice

at Stephen Friedman Gallery to 9 November 2019

All Untitled 2019

'Personae'

Jonathan Baldock

at Stephen Friedman Gallery to 9 November 2019

Masks 2019

Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass

at Sam Fogg to 25 October 2019

Cy Twombly Sculpture

at Gagosian

untitled (Humpty Dumpty) 2004

Untitled 1977

Untitled 2002

Untitled 1998

Turkish Delight 2000

Huang Rui

at S2 Gallery to 14 November 2019

Space Structure 84 – 19 (1984)

Destroyed Woman

at Simon Lee to 16 November 2019

Haunted Houses & Monologue 2019

Corpse Bride /cosmic seamstresses/ single projection of 40 colour slides 2019

Peggy Guggenheim and London

at Ordovas to 14 december 2019

From the PRESS RELEASE: Peggy Guggenheim needs little introduction for her contributions to twentieth-century art. Yet her formative years as a gallerist and her London gallery, Guggenheim Jeune, that she opened at the age of forty, have been relatively overlooked. Situated in a former pawnbroker’s shop at 30 Cork Street, Guggenheim Jeune operated for eighteen months between January 1938 and June 1939. While its lifespan may have been brief its influence was considerable, both on the art world at the time and on Guggenheim herself; by the time Guggenheim Jeune closed she was a self-confessed art addict. Peggy Guggenheim and London is intended as an anniversary celebration of Guggenheim as one of the first female gallerists in London and will showcase her parallel collecting interests in Abstraction and Surrealism through a display of works by Jean (Hans) Arp and Yves Tanguy.