#zachary and kelsey

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(Valentina's pov)

We've definitely been enjoying our summer here in Brindleton Bay! We try and spend most of our day outside, now that the girls are toddlers we have a lot more freedom as to what we can do. Aria and Ansel have been going with their dad to fish in a nearby lake almost every day since summer started, and whilst they don't come back with a fish everyday, they come back with stories about their fishing adventures that I'm sure they'll look back on with fondness. Whilst we aren't actively doing schoolwork in the summer, we're still learning when we're outside. The kids research the kinds of fish that are local to our area, so they know how to identify anything they might catch. Ever since we got our chickens, we've been learning all the things about them like the differences between the eggs that are laid for us to eat versus the fertilised eggs that hatch into chicks. We've also been learning about the fruits and vegetables that we've been growing, as well as the local plants and animals in the area. We've been debating whether to move to a property that has more land to have more animals, but that's a big undertaking so we're definitely praying on it.

These four are proving to be thick as thieves, there's a year between them and they're determined to put me through my paces. I don't mind it though, I'm taking my time and cherishing all these memories while they're still young. Before I know it they'll be in school, then maybe even college, then getting married and moving out. I'm so thankful for the Lord choosing me to be the mama of these rambunctious kids.

(AN: The kid should really be a toddler cause he's 2 weeks younger then valentina's youngest 2, but lets pretend these are old pictures. Also, I hate that the infant blanket has to appear when they're being posed)

My sister Sabrina and her husband Tucker live further out in the country from us, but we still see them at church and manage to plan to see each other when our schedules align. Though Tucker's family still does their touring music ministry for parts of the year, Tucker and Sabrina have chosen to focus on maintaining the farm and being at home. They've even bought their own home close to the farm, as they wanted their own place for their growing family. Sabrina announced that they're expecting another baby by early next year!

My little brother Zachary is courting! He met Kelsey Parnell (19) last year when he was in Brindleton Bay to visit us, Kelsey lives in a town an hour away from Brindleton Bay but has the same social circles as our aunt Danielle. I guess my aunt is determined to have her nieces and nephews have ties to Brindleton Bay so that there will always be a way to see her, because this is now the 3rd couple she's used her match making skills on (the first being Me and Eric, the second being Sabrina and Tucker). Kelsey spends her time helping her mother at home, or working with the same ministry my aunt sometimes works with. They first met at a christmas bake sale to support an pro-life ministry, and would see each other everytime Zach would visit Brindleton Bay either for work or to see us. My parents were able to meet her parents as well and our families got along great, they agreed that it was okay for the two to get to know each other better in order for a courtship to happen, and recently Zach got the greenlight to ask her to start a courtship. Kelsey is a great girl, we've known her and her family for a few years and I think they'll make a great couple.

Celeste is also courting! She's in a courtship with a delightful young man named Reid Robbins (25) from Northbury, a town a few hours outside Britechester. They met through mutual friends when she was at a young women's retreat that was a ministry run by his church. She met one of his sisters and they became fast friends, and she later introduced the girls to her family and the rest of the church congregation. These two met and there was a group chat formed where they all got to know each other and challenged each other daily to keep up in their walk with the Lord. Between a few visits to Newcrest, a few visits to Northbury, and some group trips added into the mix, Reid had started to pray to the Lord about Celeste (what he didn't know is that she'd also started praying about him!). After discussing the fact with his parents, they contacted our parents and after both sides approved, he made his way to my parents house in Newcrest and officially asked her! Though she was excited, Celeste was slightly apprehensive at the beginning because she is slightly older than him (her being 27 and him being 25), but my sisters and I reassured her that if she felt the Lord leading her in that direction - then to follow where she's being led. Now she's happier than ever before, she's already started dreaming about what their wedding will look like!

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NAME INSPO: doctor who edition ! it's official, i'm back in my insufferable era, and i can only apologise in advance. let's be real, we should just skip the entire list and create a set of twins called gallie and freya, you in ?

adelaide

adam

alistair

amelia

amy

andy

angel

april

astrid

beau

bliss

bob

brannigan

brook

cal

canton

cantrell

cathica

cerys

christina

cooper

clyde

crete

cassandra

clara

dane/s

danny

donna

eddison

elton

esther

evangelista

everett

francine

grace

graham

grey

gwen/yth

harriet

harper

heather

ianto

ida

idris

jabe

jack

jackson

jacqueline

jake

jast

jenny

jessica

jethro

jo

john

kelsey

lake

lance

lazlo

leo

leticia

liberty

lillith

luke

lynda

margaret

maria

martha

matteus

max

melody

mickey

moss

nancy

noble

osgood

oswald

oswin

owen

preston

ram

rani

renette

rex

rhys

ricky

river

robina

rory

rose

rosita

ruby

ryan

sally

sanjay

santini

sarah-jane

saxon

shaun

shereen

skaro

soloman

sparrow

steffi

suki

sunday

suzette

sylvia

tallulah

tanya

thay

toshiko

wilfred

wolfie

yana

yasmin

yvonne

zachary

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Black Character Tournament: Right Side!

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Clawdeen Wolf | Monster High vs Tiffany Quilkin | Paper Girls

Miles Morales | Spiderman/Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse vs Kilik Rung | Soul Eater

Djembe | Roleslaying With Roman vs Undine Wells | Sleepless Domain

Benjamin Sisko | Star Trek Deep Space Nine vs Barbie "Brooklyn" Roberts | Barbie dolls, tv, and movies

Geordi LaForge | Star Trek: The Next Generation vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Troy Barnes | Community vs Jesper Fahey | Six of Crows

Shuri | Black Panther (Marvel) vs Zoë Alleyne Washburne | Firefly

Hazel Levesque | Heroes of Olympus vs Orange Blossom | Strawberry Shortcake

Louis de Pointe du Lac | Interview with the Vampire 2022 vs Usopp | One Piece

Tiana | The Princess and the Frog vs Allison Hargreaves | The Umbrella Academy

April O'Neal | Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles vs Adelaide Wilson and/or Red | Us

Victor Stone/Cyborg | DC vs Ikora Rey | Destiny 2

Grace Monroe | Infinity Train vs Beckett Mariner | Star Trek: Lower Decks

Alec Hardison | Leverage vs Ekko | Arcane

Starr Carter | The Hate U Give vs Rachel Reid | The Wilds

Janine Teagues | Abbott Elementary vs Farah Black | Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency

Barbara Howard | Abbott Elementary vs Xenk Yendar | Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Amber Bennett | Invincible vs Jade Claymore | Willow (2022)

Pete Repeat | BoJack Horseman vs Ana Spanakopita | BoJack Horseman

Perun | Xenoblade Chronicles vs Tracey Gordon | Chewing Gum

Cleveland "Book" Booker | Star Trek Discovery vs Jon | Less Is Morgue

Lionel Toussaint | Glass Onion vs Demoman! | Team Fortress Two

Erik "Killmonger" Stevens/N'Jadaka | Black Panther vs Claudia | Interview with the Vampire 2022

Annaliese Keating | How to Get Away with Murder vs Olivia | Pokemon

Violet Hart | Murdoch Mysteries vs Rya | Birthright

Craig | Craig of the Creek vs Susie Carmichael | Rugrats

Rue | Hunger Games vs Spider | Anansi Boys

Bismuth | Steven Universe vs Marceline Abadeer | Adventure Time

King Harrow | The Dragon Prince vs Camille Saroyan | Bones

Zachary Ezra Rawlins | The Starless Sea vs Willa | Skyward

Helena Bertinelli / Huntress | Birds of Prey vs Clyde Langer | The Sarah Jane Adventures

Frances Barrison / Shriek) | Venom: Let There Be Carnage vs Spike | The Irregulars

Rosemary Harper | The Wayfarers / A Long Way to a Small Angry Planet vs Georgiana Lambe | Sanditon

Lonnie | She-Ra & the Princesses of Power vs Erica Sinclair | Stranger Things

Patroclus | Hades (video game) vs Uma | Descendants (Disney)

Sig | Jak & Daxter vs Sheva Alomar | Resident Evil 5

Meadow | Entergalactic vs Marrow Amin | RWBY

John Stewart | DC vs Gwendolyn | Saga

Keesha Franklin | Magic School Bus vs Dionysus | Hades (video game)

Charles Milton Porter | Bioshock vs Kelsey | NCIS

Mat Sella | Dream Daddy vs Yutaka Babayaro Inomata | Re-Main

Lucretia | The Adventure Zone: Balance vs Blanca Evangelista | Pose

Max | Black Sails vs Darui | Naruto

The Tumblr Icon | Tumblr vs Knuckles the Echidna | Sonic the Hedgehog

Bonnie | The End of the Fucking World vs Dionne Davenport | Clueless

Jane McKeene | Dread Nation vs Grover | Percy Jackson

Roland A. Round | Valor Academy vs Yoruichi Shihoin | Bleach

Mina | Lou ! (French comic and TV series) vs Tyrone Johnson / Cloak | Cloak and Dagger

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Tigr Icons

Sophia Schiano (DancePlex -> ??)

Balbina Cueva (Ale Mancilla Dance Studio)

Madden Zook (Artflux)

Quincy Hadlock (Artistic Dance Project)

Andrez Jimenez (Artistic Edge Dance)

Alexis Austin (Brava Dance Center)

Caroline Medley (BPMDC)

Brooklyn Medley (BPMDC)

Savy Luechtefeld (Caroline Collective)

Cydney Abbott (CDC)

Grayson Niemcyzk (CDC)

Zac Gibson (Can Dance)

Caleb Livingston (Center Stage Dance Studio)

Amaya Weeks (Club)

Elsie Sandall (Club)

Ashton Wullbrandt (Club)

Lauryn Aniyah (Collective Phoenix)

Karson Koller (Collective Phoenix)

Morgan Wendt (Complexity Dance)

Kate Baker (CSPAS)

Violet Schwarz (CSPAS)

Brooklyn Ward (CSPAS)

Kylie Lawrence (CSPAS)

Stella Hafen (CSPAS)

Richie Ford (Coastal Dance Works)

Jakey McCullough (DH Dance Company)

Alana Gordon (Dance Connection)

Paige Kim (Dance Enthusiasm)

Aracely Lee (Dance Deluxe)

Gage Davis (Dance Deluxe)

Antonia Zanin (Dance Edge)

Haven Greene (DC Dance Factory)

Hannah Fogel (Dance Institute)

Zachary Roy (Dance Town)

Rylie Bordon (Dance Unlimited)

Addilynn Sullivan (Dance Unlimited Boise)

Cameron Janson (DDPC)

Kennedie Caldwell (Denise Wall)

Talia Mempin (Elements Elite)

Jack Schofield (Elite Academy for Dance)

Mya Lanigan (Evolve Dance Complex)

Gavin Morales (Evolve Dance Company)

Coltrane Vodicka (Evoke Dance Movement)

Addi Perrotto (Expressenz)

Brynn Jones (Expressenz)

Kate Jarboe (Expressenz)

Bella Aren (Focal Point)

Regina Espejo (Gaby Pinzon Dance)

Madelyn Duncan (GCDA Dance)

Sophie Flowers (HDC Studio)

Emory Pettit (Impact Elite)

Levi Caicco (In Motion Dance)

Blais Lingle (JD Charleston)

Phoebe McNamara (Just Elite Dance)

Taya Osso (Katies Dance Connection)

Finley Aldridge (Kim Massey)

Pierson Aldridge (Kim Massey)

Bella Charnstrom (Larkin)

Cameron Kennedy (LD Dancer)

Cha Cha Shen (Mather)

Helena Olaerts (Mather)

Cova Card (MVMT)

Canaan Blasit (MVMT)

Erika Del Mazo (New Era ADF)

Emma Bassel (New Level)

Desa Jankes (New Level)

Katie Dong (Nor Cal)

Mika Takase (Nor Cal)

Channing Embry (NSDPAC)

Matthew Conway (NSDPAC)

AvaLeigh Mackaron (NSDPAC)

Madeleine Shen (Northpointe)

Sophia SantaMaria (OCPAA)

Khloe Kwon (Pave)

Addyson Paul (Pave)

Camila Cuevas (PEDC)

Izzy Pascuale (Performance Edge 2)

Lincoln Russo (Poiroir Productions)

Stella Eberts (Project 21)

Richie Granese (Project 21)

Olivia Toneguzzo (Pulse Dance Centre)

Kaylin Gabosh (Revolution Dance)

Elena Markonidis (Rhythm Dance Co)

Ansley Matchack (Sceniccity Dance)

Dylan Custodio (Stars)

Hugo Silva (Stars)

Anita Rodriguez (Stars)

Camila Giraldo (Stars)

Skyla Lucena (Stars)

Santiago Sosa (Stars)

Alonzo Dock (Stars Elite Training)

Vera Souvannavong (Studio4Talent)

Samantha Sweetman (Studio4Talent)

Kloie Goodman (Synergy Academy)

Josh Lundy (Studio 413)

Peyton Nowacki (Studio 702)

Norah Johnson (Studio7TalentCenter)

Annabella Grace (Studio L Hoboken)

Avery Nicole (TDA Prep)

Katherine Khait (Techniques Dance)

Lakota Loya (The Right Combination Dance)

Rissa Laugana (The Rock)

Addison Price (The Rock)

Tiara Sherman (The Rock)

Caitlyn Paik (TTP Dance Pilates)

Kelsey Suka (Utah Dance Institute)

Kennedy Anderson (Vision Dance Alliance)

Rudie Bolton(Weissman)

Reagan Hess (WFDC)

Kaylin Marie (Your Haven)

Blake Metcalf (Xtreme)

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I hope Meg’s next project is just 🔥🔥🔥 diss tracks for:

Drake

Dababy

50 Cent

Joe Bud-den

Zachary Campbel

Justin Bieber

Lebron James

Kelsey Harris

DJ Akademiks

Ashy Niggas that doubted her

and of course Tory Lanez

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The Venetian Resort [Director's cut] from KINOPRAVDA on Vimeo.

Directed by Kinopravda kinopravda.tv D.O.P: Adam Newport-Berra adamnewportberra.com Client: The Venetian Resort, Las Vegas venetian.com Agency: Fallon fallon.com Production: Imposter imposter.tv

Executive Creative Director: Nikki Baker President - Fallon New York: John King Head of Production: Pat Sidoti Producer: Patrick Gantert Copywriter: Christine Taffe Art Director: Kelsey O' Briant Account Supervisor: Marion Roussel NY Office Manager / Prod Asst: Kaiti Furo

Executive Producer: Avtar Khalsa Producer: Maggie McLean Production Manager: Eugene Sapp 1st AD: Giovanni Cotto-Ortiz Production Designer (Kinopravda): Áron Filkey Production Designer: Emma Fairley 2nd Camera: David Jacobson Edited by Viktor Horváth Production Assistant: Cassandra Farren Stylist: Michelle Thompson Colorist: Lacó Gaál VFX: István Illés

Cast

Cathy Cooper Salvador Benavides Zachary Mooren Kayleigh Hendricks

2019

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The Unforgiven 1960 (Photo - Lillian Gish behind the scenes - Durango Mexico - filming The Unforgiven (Matilda Zachary))Late in 1958, Huston signed a contract to direct a Western for the production company of Hecht-Hill-Lancaster, whose first big hit had been the Academy Award-winning Marty. The film would star Burt Lancaster and be based on the novel The Unforgiven by Alan LeMay. Huston and Ben Maddow, with whom he had written The Asphalt Jungle, began the adaptation. To save money, the film, set in the western United States in the late 1860s, would be shot near Durango, in Mexico, a country that Huston knew well and felt happy working in.In an interview with the Hollywood Citizen-News in 1959, Huston announced, “In The Unforgiven . . . the gross salary of any of the stars — Audrey Hepburn, Tony Curtis, Burt Lancaster— is more than the entire cost of The Maltese Falcon, which was made for less than $300,000.“ Curtis would drop out of this cast and be replaced by Audie Murphy, but the cost of the film would not drop. It would eventually hit more than $5,000,000, making the project the most expensive Huston had done to that point in his career. There were a number of reasons for the expense. One involved a long delay that occurred when Audrey Hepburn was injured falling from a horse — a recurrent danger in Huston films because of the director’s insistence upon using horses — and had to be hospitalized with a bad back. Another major expense was the house that had to be constructed. There are only two apparently simple houses in the film, one in which the Zachary family (Lancaster, Hepburn, Murphy, Lillian Gish, and Doug McClure) live and the other in which the Rawlins family (Charles Bickford, Albert Salmi, June Walker, Kipp Hamilton, and Arnold Merritt) live. The Zachary house, however, proved to be one of the most expensive sets Huston ever had made. Built against a fake mountain that itself had to be constructed, the house was made in specially fitted sections so it could be taken apart easily for shots at various positions. It was a marvel of engineering, supervised by art director Stephen Grimes. “The house,” said Huston, “was almost as ingenious as the whales built for Moby Dick. It served as a studio as well as our main set because we did our film cutting right there, in the back of the house under the artificial hill.” After each day of shooting, the color film would be flown to England for processing and then flown back to be viewed by Huston. In the finished film, which runs over two and a half hours in its uncut form, the Zachary family, led by the eldest brother, Ben (Lan- caster), is in partnership with the Rawlins family in cattle ranching. The Zachary father had been killed in a Kiowa attack and the Zacharys — particularly Cash (Murphy) — bear a deep hatred for the Indians. A mysterious figure, Kelsey (Joseph Wiseman), dressed in a Union uniform arrives one day and tells the Indians and then the Rawlins family that Rachel Zachary (Hepburn) is really a full-blooded Kiowa. The Zacharys admit that she is a foundling but deny she is Indian. When the oldest Rawlins boy, Charlie (Albert Salmi), is killed by the Kiowa after he courts Rachel, Kelsey is brought in to be hanged for helping the Indians. He again insists that Rachel is an Indian and that he had been with the dead Zachary father when the child was found. The Zacharys deny this and refuse to allow Rachel to be examined. Zeb Rawlins (Bickford) renounces his partnership and sends the Zachary family off alone to fight the Kiowas, who have vowed to take Rachel. The Zacharys find an Indian message indicat- ing Kelsey’s story is true. Mattilda (Gish) admits the truth, and Cash denounces Rachel and leaves. The Zacharys then fight the Indians through the night. Mattilda is killed and Andy (McClure) wounded. Cash returns to help at the last minute, and Rachel kills her own brother, the Indian who has led the war party to get her. Ben announces his plan to marry Rachel and the film ends. The similarity to Huston’s other films can be seen in the search for a truth hidden in the past, a truth that reveals someone has been posing as something he or she is not. This recurrent Huston theme was to be developed even more explicitly in Freud and The List of Adrian Messenger. Again, a small group must stand alone against great odds and risk their lives for a goal or principle, for the first time in a Huston film a principle that involves a group of people held together by racial prejudice. The film is filled with Biblical dialogue and Old Testament refer- ences. “The Lord sayeth, be fruitful and multiply,” says the patriar- chal Zeb. This verselike Biblical prose was to be used even more in Huston’s only other Western, The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean. There is a strange undercurrent of mysticism in the film. Cash, for example, has special powers and is able to sense the presence of Indians. During the siege of the family house, when he is ten miles away, he tells the Rawlins’ daughter (Walker) exactly what is hap- pening. Kelsey appears as a prophet out of the mist to forecast doom just as Elijah (Royal Dano) in Moby Dick did before the voyage, but still the characters move forward, committed to their path. While the film does adhere to conventions of the Western in many ways, it also introduces some rather bizarre touches. The ghostly presentation of Kelsey throughout the film is one example, but the use of the piano may be even more striking. Ben brings a piano back home from Wichita so that Mattilda can play Mozart. When the Indians play their war flutes — not drums — in the night during the seige, Ben moves the piano outdoors and his mother counters with light classics. The image is surreal and followed by an equally strange sequence in which six Indians are killed in a frenzied attack on the piano. Unfortunately, while reviews were mostly good, The Unforgiven was not popular with audiences. At this point, Huston had made three films away from his home in Ireland and had thoughts about heading back there to work on his Freud project, but he was to be delayed for almost two more years by a film that took him back to the United States.

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The 2024 Silver Garbage Award Winners

September 14

Worst New Series: The Girls on the Bus (Max) The Golden Bachelor (ABC) Good Times (Netflix) Parish (AMC+) The Spiderwick Chronicles (Roku)

Worst Comedy Series: And Just Like That (Max) Good Times (Netflix) How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Tires (Netflix) Velma (Max)

Worst Drama Series: The Girls on the Bus (Max) The Idol (Max) Magnum P.I. (NBC) Parish (AMC+) The Spiderwick Chronicles (Roku)

Worst Special Class Program: All The Light We Cannot See (Netflix) Apples Must Fall (Peacock) The Golden Wedding (ABC) A Man In Full (Netflix) Secret Invasion (Netflix) 

Worst Reality Program: The Family Stallone (Paramount Plus) The Golden Bachelor (ABC) Jersey Shore: Family Vacation (MTV) The Kardashians (Hulu)

Worst Spin-Off, Reboot, or Revival: Frasier (Paramount Plus) - Revival of the Award Winning 1990s Sitcom The Golden Bachelor (ABC) - Spin-Off of The Bachelor Franchise The Golden Wedding (ABC) - Sequel to The Golden Bachelor: Season 1 Good Times (Max) - Animated Reboot of 1970s Sitcom Parish (AMC+) - Americanized Reboot of British Series “The Driver” Secret Invasion (Netflix) - Latest Chapter in the Marvel Universe

Worst Performance by a Cast of a Program*: And Just Like That (MAX) The Golden Bachelor (ABC) How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Jersey Shore: Family Vacation (MTV) The Kardashians (Hulu) Magnum P.I. (NBC) * - Only actors that are 21 and older and have appeared in 50 percent of the eligibility period episodes are included in this category.

Worst Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Hilary Duff - How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Mindy Kaling - Velma (Max) Sarah Jessica Parker - And Just Like That (Max) Miranda Richardson - Good Omens (Prime Video) Gina Rodriguez - Not Dead Yet (ABC)

Worst Lead Actor in a Comedy Series: Max Burkholder - Ted (Peacock) Jon Cryer - Extended Family (NBC) Kelsey Grammer - Frasier (Paramount Plus) Dule Hill - The Wonder Years (ABC) Jay Pharoah - Good Times (Netflix)

Worst Lead Actress in a Drama Series: Caitlin Bassett - Quantum Leap (NBC) Melissa Benoist - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Lily Rose Depp - The Idol (Max) Paula Newsome - CSI: Vegas (CBS) Perdita Weeks - Magnum P.I. (NBC) 

Worst Lead Actor in a Drama Series: Matt Lauria - CSI: Vegas (CBS) Raymond Lee - Quantum Leap (NBC) Jay Rodriguez - Magnum P.I. (NBC) Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye - The Idol (Max) Gerry Turner - The Golden Bachelor (ABC) 

Worst Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series: Lauren Ash - Not Dead Yet (ABC) Kim Cattrall - How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Kristin Davis - And Just Like That (Max) India de Beaufort - Night Court (NBC) Cynthia Nixon - And Just Like That (Max) Nicole Ari Parker - And Just Like That (Max)

Worst Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series: Tom Ainsley - How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Jack Cutmore-Scott - Frasier (Paramount Plus) Donald Faison - Extended Family (NBC) Brad Garrett - Not Dead Yet (ABC) Christopher Lowell - How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Surej Sharma - How I Met Your Father (Hulu)

Worst Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: Christina Elmore - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Carla Gugino - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Amy Hill - Magnum P.I. (NBC) Paula Malcomson - Parish (AMC+) Rose Jackson Smith - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Danielle Mone Truitt - Law & Order: Organized Crime (NBC)

Worst Supporting Actor in a Drama Series: Mark Consuelos - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Griffin Dunne - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Jesse Palmer - The Golden Bachelor (ABC) Stephen Hill - Magnum P.I. (NBC) Zachary Knighton - Magnum P.I. (NBC) Brandon Scott - The Girls on the Bus (Max) 

Worst Guest Performer in a Comedy Series: James Adomian - Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) John Corbett - And Just Like That (Max) Whitney Cummings - Physical (Apple+) Pete Davidson - Saturday Night Live (NBC) Lori Loughlin - Curb Your Enthusiasm (HBO/Max) 

Worst Guest Performer in a Drama Series: Rhys Coiro - The Spiderwick Chronicles (Roku) Max Darwin - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Joanna Gleason - The Girls on the Bus (Max) Stephen Lang - Law & Order: Organized Crime (NBC) Yara Martinez - Chicago P.D. (NBC) 

Worst Special Class Lead Performer: Candace Cameron Bure - My Christmas Hero (Hallmark) Jeff Daniels - A Man in Full (Netflix) Morgan Fairchild - Ladies of the ‘80s: A Diva Christmas (Lifetime) Jamie Lynn Spears - Zoey 102 (Disney+) Gerry Turner - The Golden Wedding (ABC)

Worst Special Class Supporting Performer: John Cena - Ricky Stanicky (Prime Video) Jim Gaffigan - Unfrosted (Peacock) Kim Kardashian - American Horror Story: Delicate (F/X) Lucy Liu - A Man in Full (Netflix) Tom Pelphrey - A Man in Full (Netflix) Trista and Ryan Sutter - The Golden Wedding (ABC)

Worst Screen Couple: AND JUST LIKE THAT - Sara Ramirez & Cynthia Nixon (Max) THE GOLDEN BACHELOR - Gerry Turner & Theresa Nist (ABC) THE IDOL - Lily-Rose Depp & Abel Tesfaye (Max) MAGNUM P.I. - Jay Rodriguez & Perdita Weeks (NBC) TED - Max Burkholder & Ted (Peacock)

Worst Writing in a Comedy: And Just Like That (Max) Frasier (Paramount Plus) Good Times (Netflix) How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Night Court (NBC) Velma (Max)

Worst Directing in a Comedy: And Just Like That (Max) Extended Family (NBC) Good Times (Netflix) How I Met Your Father (Hulu) Not Dead Yet (ABC) Worst Writing in a Drama: The Girls on the Bus (Max) Gotham Knights (The CW) The Idol (Max) Law & Order: Organized Crime (NBC) Magnum P.I. (NBC) Worst Directing in a Drama: Chicago (Insert Series Here)/One Chicago (NBC) The Girls on the Bus (Max) Gotham Knights (The CW) The Idol (HBO) Magnum P.I. (NBC) The Spiderwick Chronicles (Roku)

Worst Special Class Writing: Apples Must Fall (Peacock) A Man in Full (Netflix) Mary & George (Starz) Ricky Stanicky (Prime Video) Secret Invasion (Netflix)

Worst Special Class Directing: Alice & Jack (PBS) Apples Must Fall (Peacock) The Golden Wedding (ABC) A Man in Full (Netflix) Secret Invasion (Netflix) 

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COUNTRY SINGERS (RAGEMASTER)

SEAL'S CHEEK (GONE)

BRUNO MARS'S CHEEK (BROKEN)

LEELEE SOBIESKI'S CHEEK (STRAY)

ANGIE HARMON'S CHEEK (BURIED AT SEA)

GARETH BALE'S CHEEK (LOANED OUT)

ANDREW GARFIELD'S CHEEK (STOLEN)

ZACHARY QUINTO'S CHEEK (BURIED AT SEA)

MATT LANTER'S CHEEK (FORFEITED)

JIMMY KIMMEL'S CHEEK (ABDUCTED)

BENJI MADDEN'S CHEEK (STOLEN)

BLAKE LIVELY'S CHEEK (BROKEN)

SANDRA BULLOCK'S CHEEK (ABDUCTED)

KELSEY GRAMMER'S CHEEK (WANDERED OFF)

KEVIN DURANT'S CHEEK (POKER GAME)

ALEXANDER LUDWIG'S CHEEK (MISSING)

GAVIN ROSSDALE'S CHEEK (TAKEN BY MAGPIE)

HAILEY GLASSMAN'S CHEEK (SWIPED)

CAT DEELEY'S CHEEK (PAWNED)

SALMA HAYEK'S CHEEK (TRADED)

JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT'S CHEEK (FILCHED)

HILLARY CLINTON'S CHEEK (MISAPPROPRIATED)

MATTHEW BRODERICK'S CHEEK (MISPLACED)

ROBERT PATTINSON'S CHEEK (ABDUCTED)

MANDY MOORE'S CHEEK (EXCHANGED)

TOBEY MAGUIRE'S CHEEK (SNATCHED)

CAREY MULLIGAN'S CHEEK (LOANED OUT)

EMILY VANCAMP'S CHEEK (TRADED)

TOBY KEITH'S CHEEK (EMBEZZLED)

BECKI NEWTON'S CHEEK (STOLEN)

PATRICIA ARQUETTE'S CHEEK (LOST)

PATRICK SWAYZE'S CHEEK (TAKEN BY MAGPIE)

JENNA ELFMAN'S CHEEK (DESTROYED)

LOUIS TOMLINSON'S CHEEK (EXCHANGED)

MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL'S CHEEK (EXCHANGED)

BETTY WHITE'S CHEEK (MISPLACED)

ANNA FARIS'S CHEEK (BROKEN)

BRITTANY SNOW'S CHEEK (STOLEN)

CORY MONTEITH'S CHEEK (SWIPED)

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE'S CHEEK (PAWNED)

ASHLEY GREENE'S CHEEK (ABDUCTED)

KYLE HOWARD'S CHEEK (STOLEN)

HOLLY MONTAG'S CHEEK (RETURNED)

JOHN STAMOS'S CHEEK (SWIPED)

BRUCE WILLIS'S CHEEK (PAWNED)

VIN DIESEL'S CHEEK (LOST)

JACQUELINE LAURITA'S CHEEK (CONFISCATED)

CHRISTINA MILIAN'S CHEEK (PAWNED)

JESSICA SIMPSON'S CHEEK (PAWNED)

JESSE EISENBERG'S CHEEK (SWIPED)

JOSH LUCAS'S CHEEK (DESTROYED)

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Kingdom Hearts IV predictions

Kingdom of Corona (Tangled)

Takes place after the movie.

Is visited by Donald and Goofy.

The inhabitants are, of course, thrilled to see Donald and Goofy again, but are sad to hear about Sora’s sacrifice.

Starring the voices of

Bob Bergen as Pascal

Clancy Brown as King Frederic

M.C. Gainey as Captain of the Guard

Brad Garrett as Hook Hand

Nathan Greno as Maximus

Charles Halford as Vladimir

Brian Hull as Patchy Stabbington

Kelsey Lansdowne as Rapunzel Fitzherbert

Zachary Levi as Eugene Fitzherbert

Chris Marlow as Big Nose

Ron Perlman as Sideburns Stabbington

Stephen Stanton as Attila Buckethead

Paul F. Tompkins as Shorty

Kari Wahlgren as Queen Ariana

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Shopify: Design Tools from Mighty Oak on Vimeo.

Shopify asked us to show how using their extensive collection of tools can seriously boost a small business. We went right to the source and focused on a series of makers that use Shopify – such as a custom sneaker artist, a ceramicist, and a terrarium artist – hard at work with the tools of their craft, while we see Shopify’s tools getting down to business seamlessly with them – our UI and key value props in action.

Using the kinetic movement of split screens, stop motion, and live action, we created a conversation between our practical maker and digital UI worlds. All movement is silky smooth to emphasize the ease of using Shopify’s UI. To capture a real maker’s environment on set, we made sure the workspaces felt ‘lived in’, with supplies and inspiration that make this feel authentic and speak to the ‘tools’ of their craft, while keeping framing balanced and uncluttered.

Client
 Shopify

Executive Producer
 Emily Collins

Head of Production
 Megan Barbour

Creative Director
 Sally Tran

Senior Producer
 Jennifer Vance

Executive Creative Director
 Michaela Olsen

Producer
 Kelsey Usher

Stop Motion Animation Director & BTS Editor
 Anthony Galante

Associate Creative Director & Wardrobe 
Liz Klein DiBello

Ceramicist, Wardrobe
 Minkyung Chung

Storyboards Sabrina Chaney, Anthony Galante

Line Producer Ditte Ravnild

Art Director Emma Sobota

UI Designer Don Vencent Ortega

Lead Editor Danilo Lima

Assistant Editor Boris Ebzeev

Lead Animator Lizzi Stuart Ignasher

DP Gary Bardizbanian

DIT Gabriel Freed

Animator Tynesha Foreman

Color Alexia Salingaros

Sound Design/Audio Mix Little Bear Audio

Composer Zack Krainer

1st AD Darcy Thompson

1st AC Mars Alba

Gaffer Eric Sorensen

Key Grip David Williamson

Swing Kieran McShane, Rustam Caspian

PA’s Zachary Aborizk, Ivan Rodriguez, Bertus Regis, Jahfari Johnson, Aidan Stadler

Concept Development Daniel Castro, Matthew Bekowitz

Set Designer Brad M. Bailey

Set Dressers Grace Bilbao, Daniel Kology

Leadman Cyrus Hewlett

Tufting Fabricators Alyssa Collister, Rachel Herbst

On-Screen Talent Minkyung Chung, Jonathan Dougan, Anthony Galante, Camille Labarre

Voice Over Talent Brittany Jenkins, Georgia Kate Haege, Fiona McGarvey, Akiko Fujiwara, Heloise Wilson, Camilla Winter

Client: Video & Animation Lead Jess Peterson

Client: Producer Aleks Polakowska

Client: Art Director/On Screen Talent Sascha Hopson

Client: Strategist Shawn Petrusich

Client: Producer Andy Wood

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(Valentina's POV)

Harvestfest was a wonderful time full of refreshment and family, but it’s also great to be back home and back in the swing of things. We were surprised one day with a light dusting of snow one morning, it didn’t stick but it was a great sign that the seasons are soon to change and that winter will be here before we know it! Recently at church our pastor preached a message on never wavering in our faith despite the changing seasons, and how timely his message was. There’s so much change happening all the time, yet we shouldn’t get caught up in our lives that we forget our God and his goodness to us! My uncle Allan preached the message on Harvest Sunday, and it was wonderful having almost all of our family in our grandfather’s church. The message that weekend was also apt and spoke about building a Godly legacy that will follow on even when we’re no longer on the earth. My grandparents made sure to live in a Godly manner and raise their children as such, and it was a good reminder to us grandkids that now that we’re having children we need to have the same fervour for the Lord and prioritize raising Godly children! 

The kids have been excited to start school again, Aria is 8 turning 9 next year with Ansel turning 8 in the new year - so they’re only a grade apart with her starting 3rd and him starting 2nd. We use loads of different curriculums depending on how they teach different subjects, including the one that I used growing up, so I feel confident that I know the subject content inside and out since I was taught it and reviewed it. They both get right into homework after breakfast so they can be done and head outside to go play, we do quiet time with the younger kids if they’re up so that the mornings aren’t as hectic as they can get. 

Since they're close in age, they're on the same level of piano and violin lessons. At home they have their own violins, but for piano they travel to a piano teacher's home for their lessons twice a week. We're in the process of looking at electric pianos so that we can get one for them to practice on. Music has always been important to me, growing up my parents showed us that music was an incredible way to worship the Lord, even the Bible says so. Having the kids play music that honours God will help them to redirect their thoughts to Him and keep worship of him in their hearts and minds, the hymns I was taught as a little girl still play in my head daily and I would love the same for them. Eric works from home so he's usually witness to their music lessons, thankfully for all of us the kids have been improving in their skills so the music is nicer to listen to - but regardless of how it sounds we always make sure to cheer them on.

Aria loves to keep the little kids occupied when I need a few minutes to recharge, she loves helping them with their learning cubes and getting them to say their letters, numbers, and colours. When we do family devotions we all pick our word of the month, and Aria (after learning the definition) chose patience and her word of the month. She says that having younger siblings is a way the the Lord teaches you patience, and I have to agree with her! She only ever engages with them for around 15 minutes as a toddlers attention span is only so long, but she says that those 15 minutes are enough for her in the moment 😂.

Eric has been teaching the kids how to ride a bike, he takes each kid out on their own so they can move at their own pace. Ansel is slightly more apprehensive than Aria, to our surprise, you'd think that the little boy would be all gung-ho about bike riding, but in this case it's Aria who has more confidence! Eric says she's be zipping around in no time!

My sister Sabrina came to stay with us too, Tucker was out of town on farm business with his parents so Sabrina and little Campbell came to see us. She's in her second trimester now and will have a gender reveal with the family at Celeste's wedding to reveal what this newest blessing will be! While she was over we looked at baby names, they won't reveal the name until the baby is born but at least we got her down to a shortlist of names. I'm out of my pregnancy/labour & delivery season of life, and I've enjoyed getting to pour into those around me who are just entering motherhood - especially my younger sisters and sisters-in-law. The Lord having Sabrina live close to me feels like a blessing in that I get to be here for my sister, along with the fact that we have each other for support. We're headed to Britechester in a few weeks for her final dress fitting, she wants all the sisters there for her final fitting as she's only had one or two of us there at a time for her earlier fittings. She's asked Macie and I to be her maid and matron of honour, so we're in the process of arranging schedules for a nice bachelorette weekend for her. She wants something small with her loved ones, so we're aiming at renting a cabin and heading up the mountains for some fun in the snow to take advantage of the winter weather.

Zach was also with us after Harvestfest, he stayed for a bit to spend some time with Kelsey. It's heartwarming seeing my younger siblings meet their person and work to build the firm foundations needed for a Godly relationship. Kelsey is such a wonderful girl and makes Zach so happy, hopefully there's news of an engagement soon!

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mimi keene as layla colwell ( the halcyon ), penned by vivi

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choyce brown as hazel dubois ( the baby doll ), penned by six

anirudh pisharody as zain sharma ( the romantic ), penned by whit

cindy kimberly as eden langsley ( the cynic ), penned by whit

mathilda mai as laurel johnson ( the sweet angel ), penned by abby

mackenyu maeda as kento mizukami ( the wanderer ), penned by jackie

froy gutierrez as sebastian 'bash' guerra ( the benevolent ), penned by diana

dina denoire as scarlett samir ( the opulent ), penned by kelsey

vanessa morgan as robin king ( the spitfire ), penned by moon

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Boosting faith in the authenticity of open source software

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/boosting-faith-in-the-authenticity-of-open-source-software/

Boosting faith in the authenticity of open source software

Open source software — software that is freely distributed, along with its source code, so that copies, additions, or modifications can be readily made — is “everywhere,” to quote the 2023 Open Source Security and Risk Analysis Report. Ninety-six percent of the computer programs used by major industries include open source software, and 76 percent of those programs consist of open source software. But the percentage of software packages “containing security vulnerabilities remains troublingly high,” the report warned.

One concern is that “the software you’ve gotten from what you believe to be a reliable developer has somehow been compromised,” says Kelsey Merrill ’22, MEng ’23, a software engineer who received a master’s degree earlier this year from MIT’s Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. “Suppose that somewhere in the supply chain, the software has been changed by an attacker who has malicious intent.”

The risk of a security breach of this sort is by no means abstract. In 2020, to take a notorious example, the Texas company SolarWinds made a software update to its widely used program called Orion. Hackers broke into the system, inserting pernicious code into the software before SolarWinds shipped the latest version of Orion to more than 18,000 customers, including Microsoft, Intel, and roughly 100 other companies, as well as a dozen U.S. government agencies — including the departments of State, Defense, Treasury, Commerce, and Homeland Security. In this case, the product that was corrupted came from a large commercial company, but lapses may be even more likely to occur in the open source realm, Merrill says, “where people of varying backgrounds — many of whom are hobbyists without any security training — can publish software that gets used around the world.”

Now, she and three collaborators — her former advisor Karen Sollins, a principal research scientist at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory; Santiago Torres-Arias, an assistant professor of computer science at Purdue University; and Zachary Newman SM ’20, a research scientist at Chainguard Labs — have developed a new system called Speranza, which is aimed at reassuring software consumers that the product they are getting has not been tampered with and is coming directly from a source they trust.

“What we have done,” explains Sollins, “is to develop, prove correct, and demonstrate the viability of an approach that allows the [software] maintainers to remain anonymous.” Preserving anonymity is obviously important, given that almost everyone — software developers included — values their confidentiality. This new approach, Sollins adds, “simultaneously allows [software] users to have confidence that the maintainers are, in fact, legitimate maintainers and, furthermore, that the code being downloaded is, in fact, the correct code of that maintainer.”

So how can users confirm the genuineness of a software package in order to guarantee, as Merrill puts it, “that the maintainers are who they say they are?” The classical way of doing this, which was invented more than 40 years ago, is by means of a digital signature, which is analogous to a handwritten signature — albeit with far greater built-in security through the use of various cryptographic techniques.

To carry out a digital signature, two “keys” are generated at the same time — each of which is a number, composed of zeros and ones, that is 256 digits long. One key is designated “private,” the other “public,” but they constitute a pair that is mathematically linked. A software developer can use their private key, along with the contents of the document or computer program, to generate a digital signature that is attached exclusively to that document or program. A software user can then use the public key — as well as the developer’s signature, plus the contents of the package they downloaded — to verify the package’s authenticity.

Validation comes in the form of a yes or a no, a one or a zero. “Getting a one means that the authenticity has been assured,” Merrill explains. “The document is the same as when it was signed and is hence unchanged. A zero means something is amiss, and you may not want to rely on that document.”

Although this decades-old approach is tried and true in a sense, it is far from perfect. One problem, Merrill notes, “is that people are bad at managing cryptographic keys, which consist of very long numbers, in a way that is secure and prevents them from getting lost.” People lose their passwords all the time, Merrill says. “And if a software developer were to lose the private key and then contact a user saying, ‘Hey, I have a new key,’ how would you know who that really is?”

To address those concerns, Speranza is building off of “Sigstore” — a system introduced last year to enhance the security of the software supply chain. Sigstore was developed by Newman (who instigated the Speranza project) and Torres-Arias, along with John Speed Meyers of Chainguard Labs. Sigstore automates and streamlines the digital signing process. Users no longer have to manage long cryptographic keys but are instead issued ephemeral keys (an approach called “keyless signing”) that expire quickly — perhaps within a matter of minutes — and therefore don’t have to be stored.

A drawback with Sigstore stems from the fact that it dispensed with long-lasting public keys, so that software maintainers instead have to identify themselves — through a protocol called OpenID Connect (OIDC) — in a way that can be linked to their email addresses. That feature, alone, may inhibit the widespread adoption of Sigstore, and it served as the motivating factor behind — and the raison d’etre for — Speranza. “We take Sigstore’s basic infrastructure and change it to provide privacy guarantees,” Merrill explains.

With Speranza, privacy is achieved through an original idea that she and her collaborators call “identity co-commitments.” Here, in simple terms, is how the idea works: A software developer’s identity, in the form of an email address, is converted into a so-called “commitment” that consists of a big pseudorandom number. (A pseudorandom number does not meet the technical definition of “random” but, practically speaking, is about as good as random.)

Meanwhile, another big random number — the accompanying commitment, or co-commitment — is generated that is associated with a software package that this developer either created or was granted permission to modify. In order to demonstrate to a prospective user of a particular software package as to who created this version of the package and signed it, the authorized developer would publish a proof that establishes an unequivocal link between the commitment that represents their identity and the commitment attached to the software product. The proof that is carried out is of a special type, called a zero-knowledge proof, which is a way of showing, for instance, that two things have a common bound, without divulging details as to what those things — such as the developer’s email address — actually are.

“Speranza ensures that software comes from the correct source without requiring developers to reveal personal information like their email addresses,” comments Marina Moore, a PhD candidate at the New York University Center for Cyber Security. “It allows verifiers to see that the same developer signed a package several times without revealing who the developer is or even other packages that they work on. This provides a usability improvement over long-term signing keys, and a privacy benefit over other OIDC-based solutions like Sigstore.”

Marcela Mellara, a research scientist in the Security and Privacy Research group at Intel Labs, says, “This approach has the advantage of allowing software consumers to automatically verify that the package they obtain from a Speranza-enabled repository originated from an expected maintainer, and gain trust that the software they are using is authentic.”

A paper about Speranza was presented at the Computer and Communications Security Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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F*ck Drake F*ck Dababy F*ck Jack Harlow F*ck 50 Cent F*ck Joe Budden F*ck Zachary Campbell F*ck Mariah The Scientist F*ck Iggy Azalea F*ck Justin Bieber F*ck Lebron James F*ck Kelsey Harris F*ck DJ Akademiks

And f*ck every single last one of them black biased blogs I hope you all get lawsuits and die broke

No forgiveness for none of you for hurting Megan

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F*ck Drake F*ck Dababy F*ck Jack Harlow F*ck 50 Cent F*ck Joe Budden F*ck Zachary Campbell F*ck Mariah The Scientist F*ck Iggy Azalea F*ck Justin Bieber F*ck Lebron James F*ck Kelsey Harris F*ck DJ Akademiks

And f*ck every single last one of them black biased blogs I hope you all get lawsuits for Christmas this year