#wyatt burgess

[solis-legacy]

Spare Update:

Ivar: "Please tell me what happened."

Rayne: "Yesterday Wyatt decided to tell me that he didn't want to be a father anymore, but he still wanted to be with me. I proceeded to lose it on him."

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R: "What do you mean you don't want to be a father?!? That's not something you can just stop being."

W: "Rayne..."

R: "No! You don't get to do this to our boys again! Not again!"

W: "Rayne please.."

R: "Just leave. I can't look at you right now."

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Credit: @herecirmsims, @lime-laine

[misaligncd]

i am very timidly making my return again. please like this if you'd like a starter from any of the muses listed below the cut and respond with which one(s) you'd like one from in the comments!

denver scots. thirty five. architect.heterosexual. glen powell fc.

aspen carmichael. twenty six. vlogger. bicurious. daisy edgar-jones fc.

elias ward. twenty seven. artist. heterosexual. jacob elordi fc.

willow tirel. twenty five. sugar baby. bisexual. madison beer fc.

harlow webb. forty. architect. heterosexual. adam driver fc.

alicia cardenas. twenty three. film student. bicurious. jenna ortega fc.

wyatt dearden. thirty. rancher. heterosexual. mike faist fc.

dove burgess. twenty six. burlesque performer. bisexual. sydney sweeney fc.

[screamiingsiilence]

I am very tentatively making a return to indie since I am finally feeling a bit better. I do owe a few drafts but this is going to be a one liner starter call for the muses listed below the cut! Please let me know which you'd prefer in the comments!

Elias Ward. 25-30. heterosexual. spicy content creator. jacob elordi fc.

Billie Dearden. 25-30. bisexual. bartender. ella purnell fc.

Harlow Webb. 40-45. heterosexual. architect. adam driver fc.

Dove Burgess. 25-30. bisexual. burlesque dancer. sydney sweeney fc.

Winston Booth. 25-30. heterosexual. artist. tom holland fc.

Caroline Danvers. 25-30. heterosexual. nurse. madelyn cline fc.

Wyatt Dearden. 30-35. heterosexual. author. logan lerman fc.

Alicia Cardenas. 20-25. bicurious. film student. jenna ortega fc.

Edmund Lee. 25-30. heterosexual. store clerk. christopher briney fc.

Clover Parrow. 20-25. bicurious. student. lola tung fc.

Kane Sutton. 25-30. heterosexual. photographer. nicholas galitzine fc.

Willow Tirel. 25-30. bisexual. sugar baby. madison beer fc.

[thegospelhighways2020]

I gotta go to Church Sunday and Pray And Preach it's time to handle the War war is over so if you wanna go to war do it without any of your Children in the way and I Don’t Care about what they say whoever says they don't control #brothertonyghost2022 he can Preach he can Sing he can Pray he can Post he can party drink and celebrate Nobody runs someone else's page worry about yourself your own business we don't need children fighting battles that isn't theirs to fight they been through the Past we lost a few children along the way to 2023 stepping into 2024 soon I pray for the ones who passed away in over the past few years of 2023 rest in peace in heaven rest in peace to honor to spirituals to all rest in peace to Ronaldo Valdez

Camden Toy

Michael Lerner

Lance Reddick

Jimmy Buffett

Harry Belafonte

Andre Braugher

Jerry Springer

Tina Turner

Billy Graham

Fred White

Bob Barker

Terry Funk

Bray Wyatt

Ryan O'Neal

Kevin Lemons

Paul Beasley

Paul Reubens

Jack Axelrod

Jacklyn Zeman

Colin John Burgess

Pedrohenrique

Jean Knight

Rosalynn Carter

Suzanne Shepherd

Tyler Christopher

Billy Miller

Matthew Perry

Lisa Loring

David McCallum

Bobby Caldwell

Bobby Charlton

Suzanne Somers

Piper Laurie

Michael Gambon

Richard Belzer

Nityadevi Ramroop

Russ Francis

Dianne Fienstein

Fred Flatow

Aubreigh Wyatt

Tom Sizemore

Caylee Marie Mastin

Tom Verlaine

Adriana Dukic

Adriana O Kuch

Riley Faith Steep

Lily Rose Diaz

Sadie Davila

And more Angels who Passed Away in 2023 years we're praying for you all up in Heaven rest in peace and God Bless them

[naturecoaster]

Ten Students Given Citizen Honors by East Pasco Chamber Foundation

The students were honored as the Greater Zephyrhills Student Citizen of the Month for Month. Ten Students Given Citizen Honors by East Pasco Chamber Foundation The East Pasco Chamber Foundation in partnership with the Greater Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce recognized ten students from Academy of Spectrum Diversity, The Broach School, The Broach School Elementary Campus, Chester W. Taylor Elementary, East Pasco Adventist Academy, Heritage Academy, Raymond B. Stewart Middle School, West Zephyrhills Elementary, Woodland Elementary, Zephyrhills Christian Academy, and Zephyrhills High School. The ceremony took place at Venue Sponsor, Chick-fil-A in Zephyrhills on Month Date at 8:00 am. Students are chosen by the teachers and administration of their individual schools for exemplary effort,achievement and contribution to their school, family, and community. This is the 25th year in which theZephyrhills Chamber of Commerce has recognized students with this program each month during theacademic year. The students receiving honors were: - Jeremiah Andino (4 th grade, Academy of Spectrum Diversity) - Arianna Harris (6 th grade, The Broach School) - McKenzie LaHaye (2 nd grade, The Broach School Elementary Campus) - Violet Barton (3 rd grade, Chester W. Taylor Elementary School) - Odessa Benton (6 th grade, East Pasco Adventist Academy) - Jules Wright (4 th grade, Heritage Academy) - Vivianna Santos (7 th grade, Raymond B. Stewart Middle School) - Lillian Burton (3 rd grade, West Zephyrhills Elementary School) - Wyatt Cooner (3 rd grade, Woodland Elementary) - Yaxiel Nieves Natal (11 th grade, Zephyrhills High School). East Pasco Chamber Foundation Chair, Dr. Randy Stovall commented “Citizen of the Month is an upbeatevent that has been showcasing successful youth from our Zephyrhills schools for 25 years. The GreaterZephyrhills Chamber of Commerce and the East Pasco Chamber Foundation are very proud to continuethis wonderful event with the generous support of our sponsors.” Sponsors and supporters of this year’s program are as follows: - AdventHealth Zephyrhills - The City of Zephyrhills - Chick-fil-A of Zephyrhills - IR Staffing - San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union - Suncoast Credit Union - The event is supported by U.S. Congresswoman, Laurel Lee; Senator Danny Burgess, District - 23; Florida House of Representatives Randy Maggard, District 38; Pasco County Clerk of Court, Nikki - Alvarez; Zephyrhills Mayor, Gene Whitfield - Pasco County Sheriff - Chris Nocco - Bahr’s Propane Gas & AC - BGE, Inc - Culver’s - East Pasco YMCA - Faithful Friends Pet Cremation - Jarrett Ford of Dade City - Kona Ice - Pasco-Hernando State College - Pin Chasers Zephyrhills - Pioneer Florida Museum & Village - Sonny’s Bar-B-Q - SouthState Bank - The Zephyrhills/Wesley Chapel Ministerial Association - Trax Credit Union - VITIS Realty If you are an area business and would like to support this impactful program, please contact Vicki Wiggins at the Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce at 813-782-1913. The Greater Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce advances economic growth and prosperity for the community. The Chamber of Commerce is incorporated in the State of Florida as a 501(c)6 nonprofitorganization. Membership is comprised of businesses, government agencies, public-private corporations, nonprofit organizations, and individuals with a shared interest in preserving and enhancing the quality oflife in Zephyrhills. The Chamber seeks to promote a vibrant and active business climate supportingeconomic growth through leadership and active involvement by the membership. The East Pasco Chamber Foundation is incorporated in the State of Florida as a 501(c)3 nonprofitorganization. The East Pasco Chamber Foundation is dedicated to advancing the quality of life in EastPasco through education, leadership, economic development, and community enhancement. Read the full article

[dousegablues]

どうせがブルースその26

[actuallysara]

I put together down below the most significant parts regarding future episodes and storylines from post ep. 11 interviews.

sources: tvguide - tvinsider

You've pretty much planted the seeds throughout the season, but now that even Athena thinks Carlos could make a great detective, will we see Carlos take that next step in his career and become a detective?

Minear: Yeah, I'm not actually in a rush to do that. Maybe he, at some point, decides he wants to be a Texas Ranger. I think that it's a natural progression to promote, to expand, to grow. But just on a practical level, we're not really a detective show, and as soon as I take him out of the uniform and make him a detective, there's sort of less opportunities for him to have stories in the world. [...] So I think there are stories and trajectories for [Carlos] professionally, but I'm not in a giant rush to take them out of the uniform, because the uniforms on the show are the iconography of the show. Now, a Texas Ranger is a slightly different matter, right? Because there's sort of a combination of cop and detective, and they do have a uniform, even though it's the Stetson hats and the bolo ties or whatever, so that might be an interesting path for him to take. I haven't decided, which means he hasn't decided yet.

You've briefly touched on T.K.'s grief and the problems that are ahead for him and Carlos, but what can you preview about Episode 13? It seems like Carlos is going to see a side of T.K. that is going to completely throw him off, and they still have yet to discuss their initial break-up.

Minear: It's interesting because it's about T.K.'s recovery on some level, but it's more about Carlos' point of view and how living with an addict when you're not an addict means that you're always at a little bit of a distance. And that the addict has to do what the addict has to do in order to [get back to their partner]. I think there's a line in the episode where T.K. says to Carlos, "Sometimes, I might be late getting home because I'm trying to recover, but the only reason I'm late coming home is so that I can come home. It's to make sure that I'm doing the things that I need to do in order to get back to you." And that's sort of the theme of that episode. 

Meanwhile, Owen and his girlfriend Catherine grew closer in this episode [...]  But in terms of the current storyline, how will the bloody ending of this episode affect Owen going forward?

Minear: Well, obviously, it's the end of what we sneakily laid out as a part one. What it means for Owen just in terms of practically for the next episode is we'll continue that story (involving a dangerous stalker that is targeting him).  [...] And she's (Catherine) in more episodes than just the next one, and their chemistry together is really great. She's really been an additive element to the show in the second half of the season, and because we're in Austin, we actually finally visit the capital of Texas. It just felt like an organic, interesting element to add to the show. There's a lot of Austin we haven't really explored yet, and that was just a part of it.

Speaking of things that you haven't really explored yet, I know you're still a few episodes away from shooting the finale, but what can you preview for the last third of the season?

Minear: We're gonna do our best to service all of the characters. You're going to see Tommy returning to the world of dating, or at least trying to, in pretty short order. And after the fallout of part two, you'll see the fallout for T.K. and Carlos, for an adventure they're about to go through. We haven't forgotten that T.K. is still grieving, that he's still a recovering addict. Paul is on the mend; Marjan is gonna discover that she has a very personal stake in the next episode. We're gonna bring back Dave (Dominic Burgess) for an episode at least, and we're just trying to claw our way to the finish line. (In an email, a rep for 9-1-1: Lone Star said the plan is to also bring back Wyatt for another bigger Judd-centric story before the end of the season, and Nancy will be involved with a Do Not Resuscitate case in episode 312.

Is he (Carlos) going to take steps to being a detective or figure out if that’s even something he wants?

Silva: To be quite honest, I have no idea. Tim Minear and Rashad Raisani do such a beautiful job of bringing these characters to life and figuring out the puzzles within their own lives. And I think that’s something that has yet to be a conversation that I’m gonna have with them to see what it looks like. But I think what it speaks of Carlos is how eager Carlos is to just be good at his job, which is what this episode completely throws him off, is that even though you can do everything correctly, it doesn’t guarantee success. [...]

Speaking of his father (Carlos’), are we gonna see his parents again?

Silva: We already saw mama, but I love Benito and he might have been back. He might have not been. Maybe.

Are Carlos and T.K. past the issue with the loft?

Silva: I think both of them just wanna be very much past that because it was such a stab in the heart for Carlos. He just wanted to show love and affection in his commitment to T.K. and T.K. got scared, but that doesn’t really say anything about Carlos, that says everything about T.K., and his fear to commitment to Carlos because T.K. has been hurt before by somebody else. And that scared him. What we’re gonna focus more right now is if there is that fear, if there is that level of discomfort about commitment, about whatever the future looks like. We’re definitely gonna see more of that, by the way. We’re definitely gonna see more of that on the oncoming episodes about talking about future and talking about each other. Episode 313 is heavily Tarlos and there are some awesome conversations happening in that episode. It’s how do we work together now rather than focusing on the past.

Possibly related to that episode, who do you think needs to propose if that day comes?

Silva: Oh my God! [Laughs] This is a conversation that I’ve had with the showrunners, with Ronen. Honestly, I’m a bit confused as to who should, because I personally think that they should go through many other sort of situations together before we can get to a proposal. But I think at this point, either T.K. or Carlos could propose at any time, to be honest.

How is Carlos going to be involved in the investigation to who’s after Owen and Catherine? That was creepy at the end of the episode.

Silva: Carlos is gonna be very much involved. He’s gonna be deeply affected by it, and by that, I mean physically. There’s gonna be some unexpected things happening to both T.K. and Carlos, but Carlos is caught into this situation that he had no idea was coming… The end of Episode 312 is gonna lead us into the Tarlos heavy episode, 313. What happens at the end of 312 is gonna be the catalyst to how T.K. and Carlos deal with the conversations that they’re gonna have in 313.

So is Carlos gonna be the one in the hospital bed this time instead of T.K.?

Silva: I do not know. I do not know. I am oblivious to everything. [Laughs]

[silent-era-of-cinema]

Madge Kennedy (April 19, 1891 – June 9, 1987) was a stage, film and TV actress whose career began as a stage actress in 1912 and flourished in motion pictures during the silent film era. In 1921, journalist Heywood Broun described her as "the best farce actress in New York".

Kennedy was born in Chicago. Her father was a judge in a criminal court. After she and her family lived in California, she moved to New York City with her mother to paint. She studied two years at the Art Students League, planning to be an illustrator. Luis Mora saw her art work and recommended that she go to Siasconset (in Nantucket, Massachusetts) for a summer.

The Siasconset colony was evenly divided among actors and artists, and painters often gave theatrical performances.

Kennedy appeared in a skit written by Kenneth and Roy Webb[5] and impressed professional Harry Woodruff, who commented, "She could act rings around anybody."[citation needed] As a result, she was offered the lead opposite Woodruff in The Genius. Soon she was in Cleveland, Ohio, where Robert McLaughlin gave her work with his stock company.

Kennedy first appeared on Broadway in Little Miss Brown (1912), a farce in three acts presented at the 48th Street Theater. Critics found Kennedy's performance most pleasing, writing, "Miss Kennedy's youth, good looks, and marked sense of fun helped her to make a decidedly favorable impression last night." That same year she appeared in The Point of View.

1914 saw her in the popular Twin Beds, and in 1915 she scored a sensational hit at the Eltinge Theater as Blanny Wheeler opposite John Cumberland in Avery Hopwood's classic farce, Fair and Warmer, which ran 377 performances. Critic Louis Vincent DeFoe wrote, "Madge Kennedy proves anew that consummate art is involved even in farcical acting."[citation needed] In the late Teens she would leave the stage for three years to appear in moving pictures for Samuel Goldwyn (see "Films" below).

Kennedy returned to the New York stage in November 1920, playing in Cornered, staged at the Astor Theatre. Produced by Henry Savage, the play, taken from the writing of Dodson Mitchell, offered Kennedy a dual role.

In 1923 she starred opposite W.C. Fields in Poppy, where she enjoyed top billing. In the comedy, Beware of Widows (1925), which was produced at Maxine Elliott Theatre, a reviewer for The New York Times noted, once again, Kennedy's physical beauty as well as her skill as a comedian.

Later, she starred in Philip Barry's Paris Bound (1927) and in Noël Coward's Private Lives (1931), having succeeded Gertrude Lawrence.

After an absence of 33 years, she returned to Broadway in August 1965, appearing with her good friend Ruth Gordon in Gordon and Kanin's A Very Rich Woman.

In 1917, Sam Goldwyn of Goldwyn Pictures signed Kennedy to a film contract. She starred in 21 five-reel films,[2] such as Baby Mine (1917), Nearly Married (1917), Our Little Wife (1918), The Service Star (1918) and Dollars and Sense (1920).

Kennedy told a reporter in 1916, "I have discovered that one of the best ways to act is to make your mind as vacant as possible."[citation needed] In 1918, Our Little Wife premiered with Kennedy playing the role of Dodo Warren. The story is about a woman whose marriage is both humorous and sad. The screenplay was adapted from a comedy by Avery Hopwood.

A Perfect Lady (1918) was released in December and was taken from a stage play by Channing Pollock and Rennold Wolf. Kennedy co-starred with James Montgomery. In 1923, she starred in The Purple Highway. The screenplay is an adaptation of the stage play Dear Me, written by Luther Reed and Hale Hamilton.

The 1920s were a productive period for Kennedy. Following The Purple Highway, she had prominent roles in Three Miles Out (1924), Scandal Sheet (1925), Bad Company (1925), Lying Wives (1925), Oh, Baby! (1926), and Walls Tell Tales (1928).

She was out of motion pictures until she resumed her career in The Marrying Kind (1952)[2] and Main Street to Broadway (1953).

In the late 1950s, she combined TV work with roles in movies like The Rains of Ranchipur (1955), The Catered Affair (1956), Lust for Life (1956),[2] Houseboat (1958), A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed (1958), Plunderers of Painted Flats (1959), and North by Northwest (1959). She has an uncredited part as a secretary in the Marilyn Monroe film Let's Make Love (1960).

Her film career endured into the 1970s with roles in They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969), The Baby Maker (1970), The Day of the Locust (1975), and Marathon Man (1976).

As a guest on the Red Davis series (1934) over NBC Radio and WJZ (WABC-AM) network, Kennedy worked with Burgess Meredith who had the title role. She was written into the full script by the program's creator, Elaine Sterne Carrington.

Kennedy was prolific in terms of her television appearances beginning with an episode of the Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (1954). Her additional performances in television series are Studio 57 (1954), General Electric Theater (1954), Science Fiction Theater (1955), The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1960), The Best of the Post (1961), Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1956–1961), The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962), The Twilight Zone (1963), and CBS Playhouse (1967). She also had a semi-recurring role as Theodore Cleaver's Aunt Martha on the hit family sitcom Leave it to Beaver (1957–63). She played June Cleaver's aunt and the Beaver's great-aunt. Ms. Kennedy also appeared as Mimi (the wife of Albert, Felix's grandfather played by Tony Randall) in The Odd Couple (1972).

Kennedy and her husband, Harold Bolster (who had been an executive with Goldwyn), formed Kenma Corporation, a film production company. Kenma made The Purple Highway (1923) and Three Miles Out (1924), both of which starred Kennedy but had little success.

Kennedy's contract with Goldwyn ended in 1921.[2] She decided to return to the stage so that she could be close to her husband, broker Harold Bolster, in New York. Bolster died on August 3, 1927 from an illness he contracted months before during a business trip to South America. He was a member of the New York banking firm of Bennett, Bolster & Coghill. Bolster was 38 and a veteran of World War I. Kennedy inherited more than $500,000 when he died.

She wed William B. Hanley Jr., in Kingman, Arizona, on August 13, 1934. Hanley was an actor and radio personality. The couple resided in Los Angeles, California. Kennedy retired temporarily after her marriage before returning to work in entertainment. The couple would remain married until Hanley's death in 1959.

She enjoyed outdoor activities such as playing golf, horseback riding and driving cars. She owned a Willys-Knight Great Six which she drove avidly at the time she was touring in 1929 in the play, Lulu. In August 1929, she was sued in a Norwich, Connecticut court for damages she caused in a car accident on the Boston Post Road near Groton, Connecticut, in June 1928. The plaintiffs asked for $13,000.

Madge Kennedy died of respiratory failure at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills, California, in 1987. She was 96.

Kennedy has a star at 1600 Vine Street in the Motion Pictures section of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It was dedicated on February 8, 1960.

[goalhofer]

2020-21 Minnesota State University, Mankato Mavericks Roster

Wingers

#5 Jake Jaremenko (Elk River, Minnesota)

#9 Tanner Edwards (Anchorage, Alaska)

#10 Shane McMahan (Irvine, California)

#11 Jared Spooner (Bismarck, North Dakota) A

#13 Brendan Furry (Toledo, Ohio)

#15 Julian Napravnik (Bad Nauheim, Germany)

#16 Reggie Lutz (Elk River, Minnesota)

#17 Walker Duehr (Sioux Falls, South Dakota)

#19 Chris VanOs-Shaw (Regina, Saskatchewan)

#21 Lucas Sowder (New Port Richey, Florida)

#22 Dallas Gerads (Blaine, Minnesota) A

#28 Cade Borchardt (Burnsville, Minnesota)

Centers

#8 Nate Smith (New Port Richey, Florida)

#14 Ryan Sandelin (Hermantown, Minnesota)

#18 Ondřej Pavel (Prague, Czech Republic)

#20 Connor Gregga (Markham, Ontario)

#24 Todd Burgess (Phoenix, Arizona)

Defensemen

#2 Akito Hirose (Calgary, Alberta)

#3 Jack McNeely (Lakeville, Minnesota) A

#4 Andy Carroll (Northfield, Minnesota)

#6 Sam Morton (Lafayette, Colorado)

#7 Wyatt Aamodt (Hermantown, Minnesota)

#12 Colby Bukes (Littleton, Colorado)

#23 Jake Livingstone (Creston, British Columbia)

#25 Riese Zmolek (Rochester, Minnesota) C

#27 Tony Malinowski (Clarkston, Michigan)

Goalies

#29 Dryden McKay (Downers Grove, Illinois)

#33 Evan Foss (White Bear Lake, Minnesota)

#35 Ryan Edquist (Lakeville, Minnesota)

[solis-legacy]

Spare Update:

Ivar: "Rayne! What happened?"

Rayne: *quietly sobbing*

I: "Come here. I've got you."

R: "He's gone." *shuttering breath* "I lost him again."

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Credit: @herecirmsims

[misaligncd]

i did post a starter call last week but clearly that did not get done. so this is try number two! please respond to this post with which muse(s) you'd like a starter from in the comments! muses are listed under the cut.

dove burgess. twenty six. burlesque performer. bisexual. sydney sweeney fc.

wyatt dearden. thirty. rancher. heterosexual. mike faist fc.

wren servis. twenty seven. nanny. bisexual. abigail cowen fc.

rian boden. thirty. boxer. heterosexual. barry keoghan fc.

lola fuertes. thirty two. professional dancer. heterosexual. alexa demie fc.

henri bastian. immortal. vampire. heterosexual. sam reid fc.

beatriz carrero. thirty two. nurse. bicurious. adria arjona fc.

oakley coates. twenty nine. ghostwriter. heterosexual. tom blyth fc.

[potterandpromises]

@princessamerigocreations replied to your post “Send me two fandoms and I’ll tell you how I would write their...”

Timeless and Peaky Blinders, please!

Well, I’ve never watched Peaky Blinders, just now I’ve read the wikipedia page, some of the wiki, and a couple recaps. So this should be bad interesting:

The first misson under her command, Emma and her marry band of forgetable faces jump to Birmingham, England, 1919. Lucy, Jiya, Flynn and Mason follow suit, much to Wyatt’s frustration, seeing as his judgement is under question.

The team struggle to figure out Emma’s angle as they’re quickly swep up in the place’s drama. Similar energy to Public Enemy No. 1.

Flynn and Mason end up posing as armsdealers and chatting up someone from the Shelby family. Mason does as well as you would expect. Somehow, they don’t get shot.

Knowing her her true employment is with the Birmingham Police, Lucy and Jiya try to convince Grace Burgess to help them. It does not take long. The differences in Jiya since Chinatown are emphasized during these interactions.

When the team meet up again, the police try and arrast them. Grace Burgess is Rittenhouse.

With an exchange of gun fire, they escape, having lost the misson. 

Bitter with each other and themselves, they return to the present and finally discover Emma’s plan for the Peaky Blinders: Thomas Shelby was elected as a member of Parliament in 1927. Maybe worse, they killed Inspector Campbell during the escape, which only served to help Rittenhouse.

They drink.

[lightscameramagicrp]

Hi Zombies! As many of you already know, we will be having an Award Show Event in February. We will be announcing when the event will start and how to vote for each category in the upcoming weeks, so stay tune for that. But, for now, here is the full list of nominees. Feel free to have your characters post starters/react in character to the Nominees/being or not being Nominated:

AWARD NOMINATIONS-

Outstanding Television Series

Tales of Terror

Operation Unknown

Tale as Old As Time

Weather the Storm

True Devotion

Outstanding Production Design of a Series {A series is nominated for their props/set design}

Tales of Terror

Violent Delights

Tale as Old as Time

After the Storm

Outstanding Original Screenplay/Story of a Series

Tales of Terror 

True Devotion

Operation Unknown

Violent Delights

Outstanding Costume Design of a Series

Weather the Storm

Young Blood

Tales as Old as Time

Violent Delights

Outstanding Cinematography of a Series

Tales of Terror

Desire Island

Tale as Old as Time

Violent Delights

Outstanding Pre-Production in a Television Series {A series is nominated on their storyboarding, locations etc.}

Weather the Storm

Tale as Old as Time

Desire Island

Cheer Society

Outstanding Post-Production/Effects in a Television Series {A series is nominated for their editing, visual effects etc.}

Young Blood

True Devotion

Weather the Storm

Violent Delights

Best Director of a Television Series

Gigi King

Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series

Rocky Roberts for “Jade Harris” on Weather the Storm

Natalia Riley-Burgess for “Juliette Cavanagh” on Violent Delights

Jennifer Scarrow for “Cindy Tremaine” on Tale As Old As Time

Dani Riley for “Ashton Reyes” on True Devotion

Hayden Scott for “Daisy Cooper” on Operation Unknown

Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series

Grant Riley for “Sean Betts” on Operation Unknown

Iz Novak for “Channing Carpenter” on Weather the Storm

Damien Kent for “David Prince” on Tale As Old As Time

Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series

Dani Riley for “Tina O’Bryan” on Operation Unknown

Eliza Holmes for “Arianna Lawerence” on Tales of Terror

Natalia Riley-Burgess for “Alicia Beasley” on Operation Unknown

Isa Garcea for “Amelia Harper” on Desire Island

Roni Baker for “Ciara Saunders” on After the Storm

Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series

Alex Castle for “Andrew Cooper” on Operation Unknown

Iz Novak for “Cassidy Martin” on Tales of Terror

Noah St. Claire for “Charlie Graham” on Operation Unknown

Toni Garcea for “Justice Wyatt” on Desire Island

Damien Kent for “Mason Redbrook” on Desire Island

Best Breakout Actor of the Year

Noah St. Claire 

Damien Kent

Best Breakout Actress of the Year

Heather Presley

Hayden Scott

Makeup/SFX Artist of the Year

Connor Kent

Grace Garcea

Aurora Olsen

Elias Page

Composer of the Year

Rick Valentine

Camera Operator/Cinematographer of the Year

Luna Sinclaire

Jayden Todd

Choreographer/Coordinator of the Year {Can nominate dance choreographers, fight choreographers and stunt coordinators}

Roni Baker

Chloe Riley-Burgess

Mitchell Burgess

S. Reynolds Award {in honor of Sasha Reynolds, CEO & head of the innovative media company and studios that is LCM, this category is open to any cast/crew member who you believe has gone above and beyond in their chosen profession}

Astrid Todd

Dani Montez

Jordan Wyatt

Jackie Presley

Amara Devlin

Sabrina Knight

Thanks once again to everyone who participated in sending in nominations!

[secludedbrontemusic]

Incoming gig: Cafe Oto - August 10th 2019. Here’s the blurb >

Formed in 2001, the group are Adam and Jonathan Bohman (The Bohman Brothers) and Richard Thomas, who has a fascinating musical history including collaborations with the likes of Squarepusher, Stereolab and Add N to X.

Secluded Bronte's music is hard to describe since it is so heterogenous and by extension inclusive. This is why artists as diverse as the Art Ensemble of Chicago, Iggy Pop, Stephen Mulhern, Bjork, David Byrne, Felix Kubin, Robert Wyatt, Goodiepal, and Ilan Volkov regard them so highly.

Critically their music has been compared to the works of Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza, Harry Partch, Laurie Johnson, Jack Parnell, Bruno Nicolai, The Residents, Tristram S. Cary, Hans Weissgarten, and Weissgarten's contemporaries within the neo-immortalist school of composition such as Gordon Krumholz.

Secluded Bronte are also very active within cinema, theatre, TV and radio as writers, performers and composers. In the latter part of 2018 their critically acclaimed play about infinity, in Duat, ran for three months at Denmark's Kunsthus Teater af Bedrag Odense. A feature length experimental documentary film made with the filmmaker James Holcombe is currently in post-production. And the past six months have found Secluded Bronte resident in Napoli's legendary Studio Cazzate working on the soundtrack to the cult Colombian director A. Mentiroso's psychedelic sci-fi horror fantasy Poltergeist di Hazel.

Keen eyed fans will also spot them on the screen. Adam Bohman can be seen acting in Peter Strickland's In Fabric, Richard Thomas plays an enigmatic and dangerous property developer in Butler & Mirza's social cleansing horror short, Head of Shadows. Whilst Jonathan Bohman graces the small screen as an Oxford Don in the ITV produced Inspector Morse spin-off series Endeavour.

Winter 2019 will see them take to Germany's airwaves, c/o Berlin's Deutschlandfunk Kultur, with their epic six hour radiophonic treatise on interplanetary space travel and boredom, Die Hörner von Andromeda.

Secluded Bronte's latest album Music for Sound, an equally mammoth 80 minute double LP, will be released later this year on Tim Burgess' O Genesis label.

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Incorporation was a matter of local pride and many of these charters were still being used as instruments of government right up till 1835. The charter incorporating the borough of Wycombe in Buckinghamshire is typical of the privileges [Mary] granted to others. In this case, the loyalty of the town during the succession crisis of 1553 and Wyatt's rebellion was noted. The mayor, two baliffs and burgesses would be a 'body corporate and politic... able to plead and be impleaded in all courts and places both spiritual and temporal'. They were empowered to hold a court at least once every three weeks, 'with full power to hear and determine all pleas of debt, account, covenant, contract, force and arms'. And to facilitate local trade and industry, a market was granted weekly, with major fairs twice a year.

Mary Tudor The First Queen by Linda Porter, 2007, page 374

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COVID-19 AZOTA LA NFL

Los Ángeles.-El receptor abierto de los Rams de Los Ángeles, Odell Beckham Jr, ingresó a la lista de Covid-19 este martes, un día en que la NFL reportó 28 pruebas positivas más entre jugadores

Así, el brote de los últimos dos días es el peor en la Liga desde que sobrevino la pandemia.

El pasado lunes hubo 37 jugadores positivos. Los Chiefs de Kansas City colocaron a un jugador clave en los protocolos de salubridad en cada jornada, a dos días de disputar un encuentro crucial de la División Oeste de la Liga Americana, ante los Chargers de Los Ángeles.

Beckham fue uno de nueve jugadores de los Rams que ingresaron a la lista de Covid-19 el martes, con lo que la lista de jugadores del equipo inhabilitados por este motivo subió a 13.

Cleveland está lidiando con su segundo brote de consideración en la temporada. El receptor abierto Jarvis Landry estaba entre los ocho jugadores agregados a la lista, con lo que el total llegó a 11. Cleveland recibirá el sábado a los Raiders de Las Vegas.

"Haremos el trabajo. Es lo que hacemos. Lo hemos hecho antes'', dijo el entrenador en jefe de los Browns Kevin Stefanski.

Los safeties de los Rams, Jordan Fuller, Terrell Burgess y Juju Hughes ingresaron a la lista con el ala cerrada Brycen Hopkins y los tackles Alaric Jackson y Sebastian Joseph-Day. Sólo Beckham y Fuller han jugado de manera regular con Los Ángeles esta temporada.

El tackle defensivo de Kansas City, Chris Jones, elegido dos veces al Pro Bowl, ingresó a los protocolos un día después de que el receptor abierto Josh Gordon dio positivo. El entrenador en jefe, Andy Reid, no sabe si contará con alguno de los jugadores el jueves, cuando enfrenten a los Chargers.

El peor brote ocurre en momentos en que la Liga ha distribuido a los equipos un memo del que The Associated Press obtuvo una copia y en el que les da como fecha límite el 27 de diciembre para que entrenadores y personal del equipo reciban el refuerzo de la vacuna. De lo contrario, esas personas no se considerarán como completamente vacunadas bajo los criterios de la NFL.

La exigencia no se aplica para los jugadores debido a que continúan las discusiones con el sindicato.

El ala cerrada de Cleveland, Austin Hopper, los integrantes de la línea ofensiva Wyatt Teller y Jedrick Wills Jr., así como el ala defensiva Takk McKinley ingresaron a la lista con el guardia Drew Forbes, quien está lesionado.

Los Vikings pusieron al receptor y pateador Dede Westbrook en la lista de Covid-19. El lunes juegan en Chicago. Los Bears agregaron al tackle Eddie Goldman y al esquinero Artie Burns a los protocolos. El ala defensiva de Minnesota, Danielle Hunter, pasó de la lista de lesionados a la de Covid-19.

Washington agregó al esquinero Kendall Fuller y al tackle defensivo Tim Settle a la lista de coronavirus, pero activó al esquinero Darryl Roberts.

El corredor de Carolina Christian McCaffrey, quien está fuera toda la temporada por una lesión en el tobillo, se une a la lista de Covid-19, así como el liniero ofensivo de Baltimore, Trystan Colon. El receptor abierto de Tennessee Dez Fitzpatrick también se unió a la lista. (Agencia Reforma)