#william l lathrop

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↳roses - p.s. kryøer, waterliles - claude monet, woman with a parasol in a garden - pierre-auguste renoir, garden with butterflies - vincent van gogh, daubigny's garden - vincent van gogh, trees and undergrowth - vincent van gogh, the japanese footbridge and the water lily pool - claude monet, afternoon by the pond - julian alden weir, the tow path - william l. lathrop

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Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[farooqshahzad]

The History of the Rose Bowl

The History of the Rose Bowl The college football season culminates in a series of bowl games with more than 80 teams competing across three NCAA divisions. There are more than 40 Division I bowl games, including the Holiday Bowl, Guaranteed Rate Bowl, and Las Vegas Bowl. Six of those bowl games rotate as College Football Playoffs semifinal matchups, and are collectively known as the New Year’s Six. The Rose Bowl, first played in 1902, is the oldest college football bowl game. Also known as the Tournament of Roses football game, the inaugural game was played on New Year’s Day in 1902 at Tournament Park and featured the Michigan Wolverines and Stanford Cardinals. Michigan won the game 49-0. Because of the lopsided score, Tournament of Roses organizers (Valley Hunt Club) decided to replace the football game with chariot races the following year. Football has been the permanent attraction since 1916, however. Washington State defeated Brown University 14-0 in the second-ever Rose Bowl Game in 1916. The New Year’s game gained momentum and popularity over the next few years, leading to the construction of the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California. Now known as “America’s Stadium,” the venue hosts the Rose Bowl Game every year and has also hosted five Super Bowls as well as Olympic soccer matches in 1984 and the 1999 Women’s World Cup. The University of Southern California (USC) defeated Penn State 14-3 in the first-ever Rose Bowl Game at Rose Bowl Stadium in 1923. USC won its second Rose Bowl in 1930, and leads all college football programs with 25 titles. It last won in 2017, defeating Penn State 52-49. Michigan and Ohio State are tied for second with eight titles each, although Michigan also has the most Rose Bowl losses with 12. USC and Michigan have played eight times in the Rose Bowl, most recently in 2007. During its early years, the Rose Bowl typically featured a team in the Pacific Coast Conference against a top-ranked opponent in the Eastern US. Since the introduction of the College Football Playoff in 2014, the Rose Bowl functions as a national semifinal game every three years. The Oregon Ducks defeated Florida State 59-20 in the first Rose Bowl national semifinal game in 2015. The Rose Bowl has twice been hosted outside of California. It was played in Durham, North Carolina in 1942 due to concerns of a Japanese attack on the West Coast. The game was played in Arlington, Texas, in 2021 after California Governor Gavin Newsom announced fans wouldn’t be allowed in the stadium due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The winner of the Rose Bowl Game is awarded the Leishman Trophy. The trophy was named in honor of the father-son duo of William L. Leishman and Lathrop K. Leishman, who served as Tournament of Roses presidents in 1920 and 1939, respectively. While there have been several memorable moments in Rose Bowl history, few games if any have matched the excitement and intrigue of the 2022 Rose Bowl between Ohio State and Utah. The Buckeyes defeated Utah 48-45 in a historic matchup. Ohio State quarterback CJ Stroud finished the game with 573 passing yards and six touchdowns, both of which were Rose Bowl records. Wide receivers Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Marvin Harrison Jr. also tied Rose Bowl records with three receiving touchdowns each. via WordPress https://farooqshahzad.wordpress.com/2022/11/22/the-history-of-the-rose-bowl/

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The Feminine Macabre Volume II: A Woman's Journal of All Things Strange & Unusual ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09DMTQXX1 Paperback ‏ : ‎ 427 pages ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8545654529 With foreword by psychic, occultist, singer, and author, Michelle Belanger, Volume II features the work of Emily Wayland, Zo Jacobi, Amy L. Bennett, and more! Return to the world of The Feminine Macabre in Volume II of the all-female paranormal journal. Explore essays written by women from all over the world, highlighting their research and theories on witchcraft, hauntings, folklore, dark history, tarot, cryptids, and more. With a foreword by Michelle Belanger, Volume II features the writing talents of Hannah Ahboo, Tiffiny Rose Allen, Chris Amandier, Gina Armstrong, Al Becker, Amy L. Bennett, Stephanie Bingham, Sarah Blake, Ashley Casseday, Kate Cherrell, Mallory Cywinski, Erica Gibson Delight, Deanna Erskine, Liana Gaffney, Kenzie Gleason, Claire Goodchild, Charlotte Grace, Jen Hall, Kristin Harris, Amanda Hellewell-King, Zo Jacobi, Heddy Johannesen, Lorien Jones, Melissa Lathrop, Donna Malmborg, Marianne McCarthy, Drea Mora, Morgan Moran, Victoria Mundae, Hilary Opiel, Roxanne Rhoads, Vanessa Rowan, Nicole St. Germain, Krista Schwimmer, Sarah Stream, Aoife Sutton, Victoria Vancek, Tamora L. Vang, Emily Wayland, Karen J. Weyant, Cherise Williams, and Amanda R. Woomer. https://amzn.to/3jt4cIv My essay Neurodiversity and Ghosts: How Energy perception Connects Them starts on page 46 #femininemacabre #paranormaljournal #femaleparanormaljournal #spookywomen #womeninparanormal #tarot #ghosts #paranormal #ghosthunters #neurodiversity #energyperception — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3yoNajb

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#alexandermanly #theDailyrecord #wilmingtonnc #wilmingtoninsurrection Like many children of former slaves, Alexander L. Manly (1866-1944) was partially descended from a slave-owner. Born in North Carolina, Manly was reportedly the grandson of Charles Manly, who after emigrating from England had become the governor of North Carolina in 1849. Manly studied printing at Hampton University, and then settled in Wilmington, where he and his brothers established The Wilmington Daily Record, at the time perhaps the only daily newspaper run by anyone black in the country.  In the 1890s in Wilmington, 9 men had came together and started a campaign through a newspaper named the Caucasian to get poor whites to join the Democratic party and leave the Fusion party. The Fusionist were black and white Republicans who had came together and gotten political power for themselves. The Secret Nine as they were known, Hugh MacRae, J. Allan Taylor, Hardy L. Fennell, W. A. Johnson, L. B. Sasser, William Gilchrist, P. B. Manning, E. S. Lathrop, and Walter L. Parsley, had used the lie of black men raping white women to get white Fusionist on their side. In 1898 Rebecca Latimer Felton had joined their cause. She was an avowed white supremacist, proponent of lynching, and former slave owner. She was the most prominent woman in Georgia at that time. She gave a speech August 11, 1898 to the Georgia State Agricultural Society that was printed in the Daily Star a newspaper in Wilmington on August 26th. She said, given the inability of the church or courts to protect white women from "the ravening human beasts—then I say lynch; a thousand times a week if necessary." Manly printed a rebuttal in his paper the Daily Report where he simply told the truth. That white women a lot of times were attracted to those black men and that the vicious lies printed in various papers were nothing but white supremacist propaganda. The plotting whites of Wilmington didn't take to kindly to that. When they overthrew the government of Wilmington they made sure that they burnt down Manly's building that housed his operation. He had already made his escape to DC, where he married before moving to Philadelphia. https://www.instagram.com/p/CKJ6QlEBJCu/?igshid=1r1t9l3sum6bu

[50sombrasspain]

Como todos sabréis, el próximo 2 de febrero tendrá lugar en Los Ángeles la Première Mundial de la película 50 Sombras Más Oscuras.

Universal Pictures ha confirmado recientemente mediante una nota de prensa que en la Première de Los Ángeles estarán presentes el Director James Foley; los actores  Dakota Johnson (Anastasia Steele), Jamie Dornan (Christian Grey), Eric Johnson (Jack Hyde), Kim Basinger (Elena Lincoln/Sra. Robinson), Rita Ora (Mía Grey), Victor Rasuk (José Rodríguez), Eloise Mumford (Kate Kavanagh), Bella Heathcote (Leila Williams), Ashleigh Lathrop (Hannah), Robinne Lee (Ros Bailey), Amy Price-Francis (Elizabeth Morgan), y Marcia Gay Harden (Grace Grey); la escritora de la trilogía y productora E. L. James; los productores Michael De Luca, Dana Brunetti, Marcus Viscidi; y el guionista Niall Leonard (marido de E.L. James).

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Las integrantes de 50SombrasSpain -por ser cuenta oficial #OfficialFifty elegida por Universal Pictures-, hemos recibido una invitación para asistir a la Première Mundial y parte del equipo (Elena y Ana) nos desplazaremos a Los Ángeles para contaros todos los detalles de la Première en directo mientras Carmen se queda en Madrid para seguir actualizando la web y redes sociales con todas las noticias, fotos y vídeos que vayan apareciendo. Nos encantaría haber podido ir las tres, pero ha sido imposible :-(

La Première tendrá lugar en The Theatre del Ace Hotel. La Alfombra roja del evento dará comienzo a las 18:30 hora local (3:30 de madrugada, hora española) y la proyección de la película empezará a las 19:30 (4:30 de madrugada, hora española).

El lugar elegido para la Première es absolutamente maravilloso. The Theatre es un edificio histórico construido en 1927 en el centro de Los Ángeles con un estilo gótico español y tiene una capacidad de 1.600 asientos. ¡Será increíble estar allí en vivo y en directo disfrutando del evento!

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Previamente a la Première, las fans que nos desplazamos a Los Ángeles estamos invitadas a un Baile de Máscaras organizado por Official Fifty, y hemos recibido una máscara que es una replica oficial de la que utiliza Anastasia en el Baile que aparece en la película pero en color negro. ¿Qué os parece?

¡Estamos super emocionadas de asistir a la Première Mundial y al Baile de Máscaras en Los Ángeles! El día 3 de febrero en el programa Today Show se emitirán imágenes del Baile de Máscaras.

Estaremos contando en directo desde Los Ángeles cómo vivimos todo a través de nuestras redes sociales, no dejéis de seguirnos si queréis conocer todos los detalles:

Twitter: @50SombrasSpain

Instagram: @50SombrasSpain

Snapchat: sombrasspain

Fuente: Universal vía PRNNewswire.

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Laters, Baby!

Toda la información sobre la Première Mundial de 50 Sombras Más Oscuras en Los Ángeles Como todos sabréis, el próximo 2 de febrero tendrá lugar en Los Ángeles la Première Mundial de la película 50 Sombras Más Oscuras.

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Cincuenta Sombras Liberadas 2018. El Día de los Enamorados de 2018 se va estrenar Cincuenta Sombras Liberadas (Fifty Shades Freed, 2018). Llegó el final de la saga de Cincuenta Sombras basada del Libro de  E. L. James. Protagonizada por Dakota Johnson y Jamie Dornan Cincuenta sombras liberadas (cuyo título original en inglés es Fifty Shades Freed) es una próxima película dramática, romántica y erótica dirigida por James Foley, siendo la última entrega de la trilogía. Está basada en el libro original del mismo nombre y es una secuela de la película de 2015, Cincuenta sombras de Grey y la de 2017, Cincuenta sombras más oscuras. Será estrenada en los Estados Unidos el 9 de febrero de 2018. Argumento Ana Steele se casa con Christian Grey, la historia comienza narrando la maravillosa luna de miel que tuvieron en Europa, recorriendo el mediterráneo y comprando bellísimos recuerdos. En esta luna de miel ocurren incidentes, ya que Grey se siente mal por dejarle ciertas marcas a Ana en el acto sexual, pero a ella dice no afectarle. A pesar de varios detalles, ambos creen que vivieron en una burbuja en donde solo se encontraban los dos disfrutando y siendo felices. Reparto Dakota Johnson como Anastasia «Ana» Grey.Jamie Dornan como Christian Grey.Kim Basinger como Elena Lincoln / Sr. Robinson. Bella Heathcote como Leila Williams, la ex-sumisa de Christian.Eric Johnson I como Jack Hyde, el ex-jefe de Anastasia.Marcia Gay Harden como Dra. Grace Trevelyan Grey, la madre adoptiva de Christian.Luke Grimes como Elliot Grey, el hermano adoptivo de Christian.Eloise Mumford como Katherine «Kate» Kavanagh, la mejor amiga de Anastasia.Rita Ora como Mia Grey, la hermana adoptiva de Christian.Victor Rasuk como José Luis Rodríguez, Jr., el mejor amigo de Anastasia.Max Martini como Jason Taylor, el guardaespaldas de Christian.Tyler Hoechlin como Boyce Fox. Brant Daugherty como Luke Sawyer, el guardaespaldas de Anastasia.Hugh Dancy como John Flynn, el psiquiatra de Christian.Arielle Kebbel como Gia Matteo.Fay Masterson como Mrs. Gail Jones, la ama de llaves de Christian.Ashleigh LaThrop como Hannah, la asistente de Anastasia.

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-merritt-chase/miss-l-aka-isabella-lathrop

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Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas

[william-merritt-chase]

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop, 1913, William Merritt Chase

Medium: oil,canvas