#scott coffey

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HEY CMERE

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Oh damn, guess we just have to go to Myrtle Beach!

Shag (1989) — dir. Zelda Barron

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behind the scenes shot of Naomi Watts and Scott Coffey on the set of Tank Girl (1995)

Watts and Coffey would go on to work together in Mulholland Dr. (1999), Mulholland Drive (2001), Ellie Parker (2001 and 2005), Never Date an Actress (2001), Rabbits (2002), Inland Empire (2006), and Twin Peaks (2017).

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ellie parker, scott coffey 2005

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Butthole Surfers (Scott & Gary Show 1984) [07]. Cherub

[uniqueartisanconnoisseur]

Farm Stops in Northeast Kansas!

Are you looking for an opportunity for fun on a farm? Farm stops and agritourism comes in many forms, U pick pumpkin patches, vegetable gardens, flower farms, barns, farm to table and experience stops to name a few. The first week in October, I got the chance to see several amazing options during a press trip hosted by Kansas Tourism. I was one of three bloggers, and we, hit the road for some…

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Scott Coffey in Tank Girl

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hi

[oeldeservesthenorris]

Canucks: Quinn Hughes looking, talking, playing like true captain material

'For me, there are the assists, but he’s a terrific leader. He has been one of our best when it comes to being vocal. I haven’t really seen a bad game out of him. He’s very consistent.' — Rick Tocchet on Quinn Hughes.

Don’t let that boyish look fool you.

Aside from the obvious with multi-talented defenceman Quinn Hughes — sublime edge work to spin away from frustrated forecheckers, laser-like passes to trigger the transition and orchestrating the power play like a conductor — there’s also a growing and noticeable maturity.

It speaks of captain material.

Hughes is the product of a rich family sporting lineage and his respect, dedication and professionalism are building blocks in what is already a remarkable record-setting career with the Vancouver Canucks.

When Hughes, 23, and Elias Pettersson, 24, were promoted to the leadership group following the All-Star Game and donned an ‘A’ as alternate captains, along with J.T. Miller, 30, it was a sign of changing times.

Captain Bo Horvat had been traded and the consensus was to allow Hughes and Pettersson to methodically grow into their new roles and see who might eventually blossom to wear the ‘C’ next season.

That process has been sped up.

Hughes was always an engaging interview with frankness and vast knowledge of the game. It was more evident when he became an alternate and taking his energy and enthusiasm to another level hasn’t gone unnoticed — especially by the coach.

“For me, there are the assists and what he has been doing, but he’s a terrific leader,” Rick Tocchet said following a two-helper effort by Hughes on Sunday that elevated the blueliner to the 60-assist level for the second-consecutive season.

“I’ve been here seven weeks and he has been one of our best when it comes to being vocal. I haven’t really seen a bad game out of him. He’s very consistent. Obviously, the assists are great and his breakouts are incredible.

“That’s why (Paul) Coffey, (Scott) Niedermayer and (Ray) Bourque are great breakout guys and he (Hughes) is climbing that ladder.”

Bourque had a remarkable run between 1986-87 and 1993-94 where he put up 65, 73, 60, 63 and 71 assists. Coffey went even higher into the assist stratosphere between 1981-82 and 1985-86 with 60, 67, 86, 84 and 90 helpers.

Bourque served as captain of the Boston Bruins for 15 seasons and it’s not unusual to see a defender get that honour. This season, Jared Spurgeon, 33, serves in that capacity with the Minnesota Wild, while Roman Josi, 32, is captain of the Nashville Predators and Jacob Trouba, 29, wears the ‘C’ for the New York Rangers.

It’s customary to award your best player the captaincy, but it’s not always the best fit.

arkus Naslund was a reluctant captain because he preferred to let his game do the talking as an elite left winger. He would address the media — and often on a daily basis — but there was never a complete comfort factor because you have to be wired a certain way to answer repetitive and taxing queries.

The same could apply for Pettersson.

His play speaks volumes and the glare of the media spotlight isn’t the favourite part of his profession. It’s not a knock. Like many, he’s more comfortable in a one-on-one interview or small scrum.

So, what does this all mean?

Your captain has to be prolific because walking the walk is always going to beat talking the talk. He has to excel on the ice, play hurt, support the bench and be a voice of reason in the room.

Hughes logs a ridiculous amount of ice time with an average of 25:23 minutes that ranks sixth among all defencemen — and he has surpassed the 30-minute mark on four occasions, logging more than 28 minutes in 11 games.

“I want to play as much as I can,” he stressed. “I feel really good. Of course, some minutes are too much, but if I’m playing well — not lazy defensively and pushing offensively — I know I can play them.”

That’s leadership.

If that isn’t enough, there was one brief but testy shoving match between Hughes and Dakota Joshua that ended a long and draining practice last month on a fitting note.

Hughes got his back up during a two-versus-two scrimmage with the nets in close proximity at the defensive zone. It ramped up the testosterone and Conor Garland stepped in as referee. All in all, it served a purpose.

“For me, I’m trying to be a leader now and I want everyone to get better,” reasoned Hughes. “I need him to be the best he can be. And I need to continue to push myself to get better and push other guys.

“Petey and Millsy need to do that because, right now, we’re not getting enough from everyone and that’s why we’re not in the playoff spot. Everyone is a little edgier now with the way the season has gone.”

Joshua applauded the Hughes moxie because the fight in the mighty mite forced the big winger to ramp up his game in the mini scrimmage.

“That’s what it’s going to take to make this team better,” said Joshua. “Make sure everybody is pulling on the rope and I loved that and seeing him (Hughes) get fired up like that. We could use more of that every day around here.“

Hughes also got a hockey degree in human behaviour by playing with and soaking up the Luke Schenn tutelage. He became and better person and player from that union.

Captain material.

Source: https://www.princegeorgepost.com/sports/hockey/nhl/vancouver-canucks/canucks-quinn-hughes-looking-talking-playing-like-true-captain-material/wcm/9b3c9f08-7442-4c1c-9c1e-7352dc85f9b8

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Great American Family Announces 6 weeks of Saturday night movie premieres from the Great American Pure Flix library of films.

See six movies that exemplify themes of faith, family, loyalty, inspiration, good over evil, and love.

I've included the promo trailer for this special movie event below.

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Mr. Manhattan Premieres: August 3, 2024 Starring: Carlos PenaVega and Alexa PenaVega Storyline: In "Mr. Manhattan" Carlos PenaVega plays an ambitious attorney who struggles to balance his career and the demands of fatherhood after becoming caretaker to his niece and nephew. Along the way, he’s forced to reevaluate his priorities and lost faith. Movie Review: 🌟 Mr. Manhattan – I thoroughly enjoyed this family-friendly movie from Great American Pure Flix starring Carlos and Alexa PenaVega. There is a bit of a sad element to the story, however, as two young children lose their parents in a car accident and must move from their home and live with their Uncle Mason (Carlos PenaVega) in the city. Alexa PenaVega portrays Mason’s ex-fiancé, Dani; the two work together to care for the children after their loss. Mason is struggling with the decisions he has made with his life and is currently dating a woman, Tish, whom he is obviously not in love with. The children are gradually adapting to life with their Uncle, but there are still difficult moments of sadness and everyday troubles. However, there is also a mix of joy, hope, and peace- with many delightful, uplifting moments, too! Best of all, faith is also weaved into the movie subtly, but beautifully, as Dani encourages Mason to trust in God when he is discouraged with raising the children, finding the right housing, and his work. I think most viewers will enjoy this inspirational movie when it premieres on Great American Family. Carlos and Alexa’s performances in this dramatic storyline are excellent, along with the children who portray Carlos’ nephew and niece. This movie does a good job of showing grief and happy times. It’s a hopeful story of overcoming loss. ~Net **********************

God's Country Song Premieres: August 10, 2024 Starring: Justin Gaston, Mariel Hemingway, John Laughlin, Christopher Michael, Justene Alpert, JJ Miller, Coffey Anderson Storyline: Only God knows if Noah can be the man and father he’s meant to be. Will Noah stop chasing selfish dreams, heal broken relationships and start down God's path for his future?**********************

Nothing is Impossible Premieres: August 17, 2024 Starring: David A.R. White and Nadia Bjorlin Storyline: Scott Beck's life has not gone according to plan. Working as a janitor at the high school where he was once the star of the basketball team, he's dealing with an ailing father, a busted truck, and memories of Ryan, the girl he loved long ago. Opportunity soon arises when Ryan, now the owner of the Knoxville Silver Knights, decides to hold open tryouts. Scott tries to make the impossible happen by not only making the team, but getting back the woman he loves.**********************

Finding Faith Premieres: August 24, 2024 Starring: Ashley Bratcher, Jonathan Stoddard, and John Schneider Storyline: Victoria, a Christian advice columnist writing under the name Faith, begins to lose her faith after a series of life events. On her journey back to God, she finds her way back to love as well. Movie Review: 🌟 Finding Faith – (streamed on Great American Pure Flix) This is an impactful story with a heavy plot that deals with marriage difficulties and infertility for Victoria (an anonymous Christian advice columnist) and her husband, Billy, who is a musician, often traveling away from home. Victoria uses the pseudonym Faith, when giving advice to others, but she’s struggling to deal with her own life issues and finding her faith. Actor John Schneider portrays Victoria’s father; he’s trying to cope after losing his wife of many years, while Victoria grapples with the pain of losing her mother and a painful secret from the past. It is revealed that one character had an affair many years ago, and how grace and forgiveness have healed this person’s heart. Throughout the film, we see the wounds and scars of these characters – and gradually we see their healing after surrendering and turning to God. Due to the subject content, this is a movie best-suited for a mature audience. ~Net **********************

Divine Influencer Premieres: August 31, 2024 Starring: Featuring: Lara Silva, Jason Burkey, Jesse Metcalfe, Micah Lynn Hanson, Rebecca Koon Storyline: When an entitled influencer loses everything, she must humbly trust God to understand what the meaning of true influence is. Desperate, she takes a job at a homeless shelter only so she has a place to lay her head and quickly realizes the joy and purpose that comes from serving others. Movie Review: 🌟 Divine Influencer – (streamed through Great American Pure Flix) At first, the main girl, Olivia ‘Liv’ Golden (portrayed by Actress, Lara Silva), is rather conceited and self-centered as a social media influencer, but when she loses her apartment and ends up working and living at the local homeless shelter – we begin to see the incredible influence this has on her life as she opens up to caring for others and discovers a renewed sense of faith. Overall, the entire cast is spectacular and the production quality is excellent. It was also nice to see Jesse Metcalfe have a role in this, as well, in the supporting cast. This inspirational, family-friendly movie is heartfelt, humorous, and uplifting! I would love to see this movie also air on Great American Family! (Update: I'm so delighted my previous wish is coming true!) ~Net **********************

Engagement Plan Premieres: September 7, 2024 Starring: Jack Schumacher, Ted McGinley, Mia Pollini, Eva La Rue, Emily Topper, Eric Lutz, Judd Nelson and Faith Ford Storyline: In The Engagement Plan, Wade (Schumacher) has a plan for everything! Wade’s plan to propose to his girlfriend, Kayla (Pollini) may be the crowning achievement of plans. With a 3-carat diamond ring in tow and reservations booked at the Waldorf for his parents, Dash and Margot, (LaRue, Nelson) and Kayla’s parents, Ed and Mama Marilyn (McGinley, Ford), Wade marvels at the absolute perfection of his engagement plan. Until his plan hits a dead end on a dirt road, a country road. Kayla changes the plan to have Wade meet at her family’s farm to help her mom and dad, whose cow is expecting a calf any day. Dressed in business best, Wade – a fish out of water – has an unexpected – and definitely an unplanned encounter with a family who is not convinced he is right for Kayla. Then Wade meets her ex-boyfriend who tries to prove it.**********************

Promo video:

I hope you all will be inspired by these Great American Pure Flix films. I have seen three of these movies, thus far, and I can share that all three were deeply meaningful, uplifting, and inspirational- Mr. Manhattan, Finding Faith, and Divine Influencer.

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"Weird Tales Magazine No. 367: The Cosmic Horror Issue"

Authors: Jonathan Maberry, et al. Narrators: Scott Brick, Robert Fass, James Anderson Foster, Heath Miller, Neil Hellegers, Roger Clark, Joe Hempel, Edoardo Ballerini, Eunice Wong, Simon Vance, Holly Adams, Chris Henry Coffey, Ralph Lister, Natalie Naudus Release Date: July 11, 2023 Length: 5 hours, 56 minutes

Overview:

The first issue in the second century of Weird Tales features a new HELLBOY story by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden. Editor Jonathan Maberry has built a collection of cosmic horror that will destabilize your worldview.

Listen to a sample of Roger's contribution to this collection:

Weird Tales No. 367 includes a variety of stories by different authors and narrators.

If you are interested in the story narrated by Roger in this collection, the tale Night Fishing by Caitlín R. Kiernan is the one you're looking for. Or if you have an interest in another tale, author or narrator, check out the table below.

Weird Tales No. 367 is available from:

Apple Books ✰ Audible ✰ Audiobooks.com ✰ AudiobooksNow ✰ AudiobookStore.com ✰ Barnes & Noble ✰ Chirp Books ✰ Downpour ✰ Everand ✰ Google Play ✰ Hoopla ✰ Libro.fm ✰ Overdrive + Libby ✰ Rakuten Kobo ✰

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"Weird Tales Magazine No. 367: The Cosmic Horror Issue"

Authors: Jonathan Maberry, et al. Narrators: Scott Brick, Robert Fass, James Anderson Foster, Heath Miller, Neil Hellegers, Roger Clark, Joe Hempel, Edoardo Ballerini, Eunice Wong, Simon Vance, Holly Adams, Chris Henry Coffey, Ralph Lister, Natalie Naudus Release Date: July 11, 2023 Length: 5 hours, 56 minutes

Overview:

The first issue in the second century of Weird Tales features a new HELLBOY story by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden. Editor Jonathan Maberry has built a collection of cosmic horror that will destabilize your worldview.

Listen to a sample of Roger's contribution to this collection:

Weird Tales No. 367 includes a variety of stories by different authors and narrators.

If you are interested in the story narrated by Roger in this collection, the tale Night Fishing by Caitlín R. Kiernan is the one you're looking for. Or if you have an interest in another tale, author or narrator, check out the table below.

Weird Tales No. 367 is available from:

Apple Books ✰ Audible ✰ Audiobooks.com ✰ AudiobooksNow ✰ AudiobookStore.com ✰ Barnes & Noble ✰ Binge Books ✰ Chirp Books ✰ Downpour ✰ Everand ✰ Google Play ✰ Hoopla ✰ Libro.fm ✰ Overdrive + Libby ✰ Rakuten Kobo ✰

TIP: If you want to find more audiobooks from Roger, you can click on the "Roger's Audiobooks" tag, or you can also check out my pinned post 😉 Happy Listening!

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Salim Moore, Age 33

Name/Age:

What brought you to where you live?

Most recently, my job at the Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College. Also, the epic romance between my parents that began in Claremont, too.

What is your favorite color? What is your favorite place?

My favorite colors are blue-greens that we see in the native sage plants and trickles of water in urban settings. 

My favorite place is Cambria, CA. It is the first place I ever experienced the magic of tide pools.

Name three of your favorite books:

A Patter Language, Wild Fermentation, the Hero with A Thousand Faces

Which artists inspire you? Why?

Peter Doig, Mari Eastman, Anne Harris, Richard Hull, Richard Deutsch, Susanna Coffey, Susan Kraut, Jim Barry, Dwayne Moser, Arnold Kempy, Andrew Cranston, Adam Scott, Kay Yee, Heather Kurz, Marla Frazee, and anyone who I have had the pleasure of knowing.

An artist is a visionary who brings essential knowledge to the town square. They can this with their mind, body, and spirit. They are also tricksters and shape shifters.

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"Holiday Thief Takes Turkey," Vancouver Sun. October 12, 1943. Page 2. --- Thanksgiving wouldn't be complete without a turkey.

So thought the thief who visited the home of A. Coffey, 2424 Scott Street, early Monday.

Besides their turkey he took four pounds of bacon and five eggs.

A smash and grab thief broke a window at Bill Smith's, tailors, 418 West Hastings, and took two topcoats valued at $85.

J. Aulio, Fraser Hotel, went to a Powell Street room with an Indian woman. There he met a man who strongarmed him and robbed him of $20.

Wong Sing Won, 1091 Davie, was held up by two thugs, one of whom carried a black revolver, in the 500 block Carrall Street Sunday morning. The men took $21 and personal papers.

Thieves who broke into the Village Delicatessen, 2523 Granville Street, took coffee, marmalade, jam, bacon and sugar, valued at $95.

Thirty-five dollars was taken from a coffee tin at the Cedar Barbecue, 2772 West Hastings Street.

While C. Reid slept in his room at 331 Main Street, a thief entered and stole $45 from his trousers pocket.

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#ProyeccionDeVida

📣 Kino Cat / Cine Tulipán, presenta:

🎬 “EL SECRETO DEL ABISMO” [The Abyss]

🔎 Género: Ciencia Ficción / Aventuras Marinas / Submarinismo / Buceo / Extraterrestres

⌛️ Duración: 146 minutos

✍️ Guion: James Cameron

🎼 Música: Alan Silvestri

📷 Fotografía: Mikael Salomon

💥 Argumento: Un equipo de científicos de una instalación petrolífera es contratado por la marina norteamericana para llevar a cabo la operación de rescate de un submarino nuclear atrapado, en extrañas circunstancias, en el fondo del mar, justamente al borde de una grieta abisal de varios kilómetros de profundidad. Un grupo de las fuerzas especiales del ejército acompañará a los científicos. Muy pronto estos últimos empiezan a sospechar que lo que está sucediendo en las profundidades abisales es algo tan extraño que, en principio, escapa a su comprensión.

👥 Reparto: Ed Harris (Virgil Bud Brigman), Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (Lindsey Brigman), Michael Biehn (Lt. Hiram Coffey), Kidd Brewer Jr. (Lew Finler), Dick Warlock (Dwight Perry), Leo Burmester (Catfish De Vries), Kimberly Scott (Lisa One Night Standing), John Bedford Lloyd (Jammer Willis) y Todd Graff (Alan Hippy Carnes).

📢 Dirección: James Cameron

© Productoras: 20th Century Fox, Pacific Western & Lightstorm Entertainment

🌎 País: Estados Unidos

📅 Año: 1989

📽 Proyección:

📆 Martes 26 de Noviembre

🕘 9:15pm. 

🐈‍ El Gato Tulipán (Bajada de Baños 350 – Barranco)

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre