#tekwar 5

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tbh this site could be super glitchy for me and i probably wouldnt even notice bc there's so many things since i came back where i'm just oh okay that's like that now

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Jefferson Mappin in 1980s & 1990s.

Jefferson Mappin is a Canadian actor born in Montreal. His film career started in 1978 with a small role in the Canadian/UK crime drama Tomorrow Never Comes starring Oliver Reed and Raymond Burr. I had never heard of him until I saw him in The Freshman a couple of weeks ago. At 6'5" he is always able to find work.

Jefferson Mappin

Most of Mappin's early work was in small roles in Canadian films that as of yet haven't been digitalized. The above stills are from the 1988 Canada/US Sitcom about a professional wrestler, Learning the Ropes, starring football player Lyle Alzado and often real professional wrestlers of the time made guest appearances. Only 13 episodes were produced. The first photo was from the pilot episode and it looks like it was from somebody's old VHS home recording. The next photo is a little better. Jefferson Mappin played a wrestler called Cheetah. It isn't known how many episodes he appeared in.

In 1990 Mappin played a pro wrestler again on an episode of the US/Canada crime drama, T and T, starring Mr. T of course.

Jefferson Mappin played an insane asylum resident in the film Beautiful Dreamers based on true events in 1990.

The Freshman, 1990, starring Marlon Brando and Matthew Broderick would fit in right here but Jefferson was barely visible in his scene, so I left it out any photo.

In 1991, Jefferson Mappin plays a real estate agent in the fantasy/drama White Light.

and Mappin as a dry-cleaning employee in an episode of Tropical Heat (nee Sweating Bullets).

Here is Jefferson Mappin as Fatty Rossiter in 1992 in Clint Eastwood's western, Unforgiven.

Here is Jefferson Mappin as a gun shop owner being questioned about a gun purchased in an episode of the TV series Counterstrike in 1993. I like the way he is pressed up against the counter.

Jefferson Mappin is a suspect responsible for a missing girl and human trafficking in this TV movie Spenser: Ceremony in 1993 made 5 years after the series Spenser for Hire ended.

Jefferson again as a gun shop owner in 1995 in an episode of the comedy/drama Due South.

Jefferson Mappin as a tech scientist who loses his memory in an episode of TekWar in 1995.

Jefferson Mappin as a Little League Coach in the TV Movie Shining Time Station: Second Chances in 1995.

Jefferson Mappin plays a Federal Agent in the Sci-Fi Action film Expect No Mercy in 1995.

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Top 5 Hoodie Brands in 2024

Top 5 Hoodie Brands in 2024: Combining pleasure, mode, and progress

In 2024, hoodies have become more than just casual wear; they represent a perfect blend of comfort, style, and practicality. Whether you’re layering up for a workout, lounging around at home, or making a fashion statement on the streets, hoodies have become an essential wardrobe staple. The best hoodie brands of this year understand the importance of high-quality fabric, innovative designs, and thoughtful details that appeal to all. Here, we spotlight the top 5 hoodie brands in 2024 that have mastered this art.

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Nike: Where alteration  Meets pleasure

Nike has long been a leader in sportswear, and its hoodie collection in 2024 continues to set the benchmark. Nike's tech-driven approach has resulted in performance-focused hoodies that cater to athletes and casual wearers alike. With moisture-wicking fabrics, lightweight insulation, and ergonomic designs, Nike hoodies deliver top-tier comfort without compromising on style.

One standout is the Nike Tech Fleece Hoodie, which has become a go-to choice for both outdoor sports and casual outings. The use of modern materials makes these hoodies both breathable and warm. Nike’s commitment to sustainability is also evident, with many hoodies being crafted from recycled materials.

 Adidas: The Fusion of Sport and Street Mode

Adidas has made waves in the fashion industry with its seamless combination of athletic wear and street fashion. Adidas hoodies in 2024 maintain the brand’s athletic roots but embrace modern, trend-forward designs. Their Adicolor Classics line and Trefoil Hoodies are both iconic and versatile, featuring bold branding, vibrant colors, and a relaxed fit.

What sets Adidas apart is its focus on inclusivity and sustainability. Their hoodies are often unisex and available in a range of sizes, making them accessible to a wider audience. In terms of material, Adidas is taking steps toward creating products using Prime-green and Prime-blue, high-performance fabrics made from recycled materials.

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 Champion: The Classic Choice with a New Twist

Champion has remained a staple in the hoodie world for decades, and in 2024, it continues to dominate with its timeless designs and durable fabric. Known for pioneering the Reverse Weave hoodie, Champion delivers premium quality and comfort that withstands the test of time. The heavy cotton material is fitting for colder weather, making Champion hoodies an excellent choice for layering.

This year, Champion has updated its traditional modes with new colors, relaxed fits, and modern detailing. Their Heritage Collection is especially popular, combining nostalgic designs with contemporary aesthetics.

 Essentials: Moderation and Splendor Merged

A relative newcomer in the street-wear scene, Essentials by Fear of God has rapidly climbed the ranks of popular hoodie brands. Known for its minimalist aesthetic and oversized silhouettes, Essentials offers hoodies that exude a laid-back yet luxurious vibe. The neutral color palette and high-quality materials make Essentials hoodies a must-have for anyone looking to elevate informal mode.

While these hoodies are pricier than your average brands, the attention to detail and craftsmanship make them worth the investment. Essentials focus on simplicity, but each hoodie is meticulously crafted with premium fabrics, ensuring comfort and durability.

 The North Face: The Final in Utility

When it comes to functionality and performance, The North Face leads the pack. Their hoodies are designed to keep you warm and dry, even in the most challenging conditions. In 2024, The North Face continues to innovate with insulated hoodies, fleece-lined options, and lightweight designs that are perfect for outdoor adventures.

One of the best-sellers is the **North Face Tekware Hoodie**, which is designed to offer maximum warmth without bulk, making it a favorite for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. The brand’s commitment to durability and functionality makes its hoodies a long-lasting investment.

Conclusion: A Hoodie for Every Occasion

In 2024, hoodies are not just for lazy days—they’ve become a fashion statement that seamlessly blends comfort, style, and innovation. Whether you’re looking for the minimalist luxury of Essentials, the athletic appeal of Adidas, or the rugged functionality of The North Face, the top hoodie brands this year offer something for every style and need. By prioritizing quality, fit, and personal style, you’re sure to find the perfect hoodie to carry you through every season in style.

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[olderthannetfic]

I watched Babylon 5 starting with the pilot film and all those goofy actor interviews that accompanied it. I loved the pilot and was sorry the further the show strayed from it. I was so pissed about Michael O'Hare leaving that I quit the show after season 1. Joke’s on me because, for once, it wasn’t executive meddling or even an actor getting too big for their britches and wanting to do film: O’Hare had serious mental health problems he asked be kept private until after his death. Fans finally found out the real story in 2013.

My fondest memories are of Susan Ivanova, who would be serious queer girl bait anyway, but who also turned out to be in a canon relationship with Talia Winters.

Post series, the pairing of rival diplomats Londo and G’Kar also saw some fannish interest. They were bickering rivals at the beginning of the show, but the subjects of epic, galactic tragedy by the end. Also, Londo has six prehensile penises, which he uses to cheat at cards.

I am not making this up.

Six prehensile penises.

Uses dick to cheat at cards.

Xeno fans take note: Babylon 5 really went all out on the worldbuilding, and that includes wacky alien junk--but also religions, philosophy, wonderful costumes, and the kind of arc plots that wouldn’t become the norm until at least a decade later. (Overall, I think the epicness of canon was of more interest to B5 fans than shipping was, much of the time, but these are posts about Escapade and slash, so...)

The show’s fandom was interesting because it was an early one to be hugely active online. This was an era when showrunners were intrigued by the possibilities of online engagement and some made themselves available in a way we wouldn’t see again until the Twitter era. JMS, the creator of B5, was all over the fan spaces, which meant that fanfic was often suppressed due to the then popular belief that to see it risked a lawsuit for the showrunner. I do not regard this as a positive thing myself, but it’s certainly interesting from a fandom history perspective.

I’ve never read any B5 fic myself, not knowing like 90% of the canon it would be based on, but I very much enjoyed the festivid by thingswithwings, available on AO3 here. It follows Londo and G’Kar’s epic arcs. Heavy stuff!

The pilot movie aired a couple of weeks after Escapade 1993, so it wasn’t until the next year that it got a panel. It would continue to be popular for the run of the show:

1994 - New SF/Adventure Shows, Open Discussion: Babylon 5, Viper, The New Knight Rider, Tek Wars, Time Trax, SeaQuest DSV. (Programmers are putting a bunch of new shows out there with a stunning variation in quality. Let's gab, shout, pimp for your favorite show.)

1995 - Resurgence of SF on TV (X-Files, Lois & Clark, Highlander, Babylon 5, TekWar, Earth 2, ST: Deep Space 9 & Voyager and gobs more. Where are they all coming from? Are they giving us what we want?)

1996 - Babylon 5 (With all that's going on, is slash irrelevant?)

1997 - Babylon 5: Spider Queen or Cinderella (Is there more to the Delenn-Sheridan relationship than meets the eye? B5 is one of the best plotted shows on TV and JMS can be very guilty of misdirection. Are there some dark sides to our heroic characters that we haven't thought about? Do some of the dark characters have silver linings?)

1998 - Babylon 5: Narrative Truth and Chances for Slash (B5 gave us slash. But was it the slash we wanted? Or are we still bending a universe that prides itself on its own self-awareness?)

1999 - Homoerotic Subtext in Popular Action Adventure TV Show (This Celluloid Closet style academic paper examines the subtext in Babylon 5, The Sentinel, and Highlander the Series. Shows like Will and Grace think they're blazing a trail, but B5, TS and HL deliver the goodies (if you know what to look for.) Highlights and analysis of some of great slashy moments.)

B5 on Fanlore

Susan/Talia on Fanlore

B5 on Pink Rabbit Consortium

B5 on Passion & Perfection

B5 on AO3

B5 on FFN

[woppy-my-beloved]

Gifset 5 of Tina in the episode The Gate of the t.v. show TekWar

[shadowwingtronix]

Chapter By Chapter> TekWar chapter 5

BW Media Spotlight's Chapter By Chapter> TekWar chapter 5, with all the thrills of making phone calls.

Chapter By Chapter features me reading one chapter of the selected book at a time and reviewing it as if I were reviewing an episode of a TV show or an issue of a comic. There will be spoilers if you haven’t read to the point I have, and if you’ve read further I ask that you don’t spoil anything further into the book. Think of it as read-along book club. In the previous chapter we got Jake out…

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Arrivals & Departures - 22 March 1931 Celebrate William Shatner, OC Day!

William Shatner, OC (born March 22, 1931) is a Canadian actor, author, producer, director and singer. In his seven decades of television, Shatner became a cultural icon for his portrayal of James T. Kirk, captain of the USS Enterprise, in the Star Trek franchise. He has written a series of books chronicling his experiences playing Captain Kirk and being a part of Star Trek, and has co-written several novels set in the Star Trek universe. He has also written a series of science fiction novels called TekWar that were adapted for television.

Shatner also played the eponymous veteran police sergeant in T.J. Hooker (1982–1986) and hosted the reality-based television series Rescue 911 (1989–1996), which won a People's Choice Award for the Favorite New TV Dramatic Series. Shatner also appeared in seasons 4 and 5 of the NBC series 3rd Rock from the Sun as the "Big Giant Head" that the alien characters reported to. From 2004 until 2008, he starred as attorney Denny Crane both in the final season of the legal drama The Practice and in its spinoff series Boston Legal, a role that earned him two Emmy Awards. He appeared in both seasons of the comical NBC real-life travelogue with other male companions "of a certain age" in Better Late Than Never, from 2016 to 2017.

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8-18-2017 The Happy Friday Show: Shat Attack The Devil's Rain 197 Visiting Hours (1982) The Horror at 37,000 Feet (1973) Kingdom of the Spiders (1977) TekWar (1994) TekWar: TekLords (1994) Apocalypse Theater Equalizer 2000 1987 Interociter Prime Pitch Black (2000) The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) Riddick (2013) Metaluna at Midnight: Two from Jim Wynorski The Lost Empire (1984) 976-Evil II (1991)[Premiere] The Bonus Movie Mafia Junction (1973)[Premiere] The Metalunan Morning Show Fireball XL5 Episode 12 Space Patrol 33 Captain Scarlet_03-Title 8 Jason of Star Command S02E09 Thunderbirds - 06 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - S03E09 Doctor Who The Invasion of Time - 1 of 6 TOHO Theater Gamera 3: The Revenge of Iris 1999 The Turkey Special A Trip to the Moon (1959)[Premiere] Saturday Action Theater: Brion James Premieres Dominion (1995)[Premiere] Street Asylum (1990)[Premiere] Dead Man Walking (1988)[Premiere] Saturday Night Drive-In Trash The Bitch 1979 [Premiere] Triangle of Lust (1978)[Premiere] Joe Bob's Double Wide Teen Wolf 1985[Premiere] The Fly 1986 Metalunan Late Show Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995)[Premiere] Bordello of Blood (1996)[Premiere] Sunday Mystery Movie Alias Nick Beal (1949) [Premiere] Comedy Classics Sons of the Desert 1933 Sunday Classics The Neptune Factor (1973) Around the World Under the Sea (1966) 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) Tales of Mystery and Wonder Journey To the Far Side of the Sun (1969) The Shadow Ep 5 Conquest of Space (1955) Burnt Toast Show Summer Rental 1985 [Premiere]

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oh i see, i went over my data limit on my last day despite being super careful down to the megabyte BC ATT WAS LITERALLY FUCKING LYING TO ME ABT WHETHER I HAD 5.3 OR 5.26 GB LEFT and i was actually 40mb short of where i thought. well, at least my shiny new $15 extra gig of data won't only be usable for today, right? it's going to totally roll over and i'll have 0.98 gig extra for the next billing period, which starts in 14 hours, right? and if i only use 5% of this extra gig, i'll only be charged a prorated amount, right @att? and btw why am i paying $75 a month for such terrible signal in buildings and along major transit routes? #tekwar #capitalism #maths #att #aol

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Check this out at Amazon

Tekware Hemispherica Large Viewing Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, Solar Powered True Color Welding Hood, 4 Arc Sensor Variable Shade 4/5/-9/9-13 Welders Mask for TIG MIG ARC Grinding Plasma https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HJ4LSXC/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_A0E1ME5JW1M2QGK8VY14?psc=1

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Interociter ch on https://vaughnlive.tv/interociter/old

8-18-2017 The Happy Friday Show: Shat Attack The Devil's Rain 197 Visiting Hours (1982) The Horror at 37,000 Feet (1973) Kingdom of the Spiders (1977) TekWar (1994) TekWar: TekLords (1994) Apocalypse Theater Equalizer 2000 1987 Interociter Prime Pitch Black (2000) The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) Riddick (2013) Metaluna at Midnight: Two from Jim Wynorski The Lost Empire (1984) 976-Evil II (1991)[Premiere] The Bonus Movie Mafia Junction (1973)[Premiere] The Metalunan Morning Show Fireball XL5 Episode 12 Space Patrol 33 Captain Scarlet_03-Title 8 Jason of Star Command S02E09 Thunderbirds - 06 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - S03E09 Doctor Who The Invasion of Time - 1 of 6 TOHO Theater Gamera 3: The Revenge of Iris 1999 The Turkey Special A Trip to the Moon (1959)[Premiere] Saturday Action Theater: Brion James Premieres Dominion (1995)[Premiere] Street Asylum (1990)[Premiere] Dead Man Walking (1988)[Premiere] Saturday Night Drive-In Trash The Bitch 1979 [Premiere] Triangle of Lust (1978)[Premiere] Joe Bob's Double Wide Teen Wolf 1985[Premiere] The Fly 1986 Metalunan Late Show Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995)[Premiere] Bordello of Blood (1996)[Premiere] Sunday Mystery Movie Alias Nick Beal (1949) [Premiere] Comedy Classics Sons of the Desert 1933 Sunday Classics The Neptune Factor (1973) Around the World Under the Sea (1966) 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) Tales of Mystery and Wonder Journey To the Far Side of the Sun (1969) The Shadow Ep 5 Conquest of Space (1955) Burnt Toast Show Summer Rental 1985 [Premiere]