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Commanders Rookie Report: Week One
Each week we'll be breaking down the performances of every #Commanders rookie. Let's get started with Week 1...
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Each week we’ll be breaking down the performances of every Commanders rookie from the 2022 class.
The Washington Commanders have a few up-and-coming rookies that are looking to make an impact in 2022 and beyond. Today we’ll take a look at how each of them did in Sunday’s 28-22 win against Jacksonville.
Commanders at Lions: Who wins week 2? – Powered By PickUp
Week One Inactive Rookies
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#Armani Rogers#Brian Robinson#Chris Paul#Christian Holmes#Cole Turner#Emmanuel King#Jahan Dotson#NFC East#NFL#Percy Butler#Phidarian Mathis#Ron Rivera#Sam Howell#Tariq Castro-Fields#Washington Commanders
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The Round Two Contenders
Hello, all! As we go into round two, I'll be accepting propaganda for only the following nominees:
Sting
Glenn Gould
Link Wray
Curtis Mayfield
Bob Seger
Oscar Peterson
Eric Stewart
Klaus Voormann
Paul McCartney
Gene Autry
Rod Argent
Fang
Freddie Mercury
John Paul Jones
Sly Stone
Tom Scholz
Justin Hayward
Roger Hodgson
Bo Diddley
Rick Wright
Gram Parsons
Geddy Lee
Ray Manzarek
Sam Cooke
Jimi Hendrix
David Gilmour
Noel Redding
Fats Domino
Eric Burdon
Jim Morrison
Bjorn Ulvaeus
Smokey Robinson
Nat King Cole
Dave Davies
Ray Brown
Ron Mael
Ian Curtis
Arlo Guthrie
Micky Dolenz
Syd Barrett
Chuck Berry
Renato Zero
Bruce Springsteen
Al Green
Miles Davis
Bill Bruford
Charles Brown
Mickey Finn
Bob Marley
Eric Dolphy
Neil Peart
Alan Parsons
Brian May
Neil Diamond
Mick Taylor
Robin Zander
Billy Preston
Mik Kaminski
Tony Bennett
Mick Ronson
Steve Miller
Tony Levin
Johnny Cash
Stevie Wonder
Gordon Lightfoot
Frank Zappa
Ernie Ford
David Coverdale
Marvin Gaye
Buddy Holly
Marc Bolan
Rory Gallagher
Todd Rundgren
Willie Dixon
Joe Strummer
Carl Palmer
David Bowie
Alvin Lee
Rick Danko
Clyde McPhatter
Cab Calloway
John Oates
Kenny Loggins
Roy Orbison
John Fogerty
Richie Havens
Ricky Nelson
Denny Laine
Otis Redding
Dave Vanian
John Coltrane
Elton John
BB King
Dean Martin
Rob Grill
Don Henley
Russell Mael
Jimmy Page
Cat Stevens
Tommy Shaw
Robbie Robertson
Phil Ochs
David Byrne
Steve Winwood
Donald Fagen
Carlos Santana
Peter Hammill
Tom Jones
Bev Bevan
Clarence Clemons
Sammy Davis Jr
Robert Lamm
Bobby Darin
Johnny Mathis
Tony Banks
Robert Plant
Brian Eno
Benny Andersson
Barry Gibb
John Deacon
Pete Seeger
Phil Lynott
Andy Gibb
George Harrison
Mickey Hart
Prince
Jack Bruce
Keith Moon
Those in bold have lots of propaganda already, so they're low priority. Rules for submitting propaganda are in the FAQ. If there are multiple people in the photo, please tell me which one the propaganda's for. Good luck to the round two musicians!
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Music Safari NYC, continued . . .
[Covers the week of January 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 & 7.]
On January 1, Neal and I got the best seats in the house for The Anderson Brothers' presentation of a few of Irving Berlin's greatest hits.
That's Molly Ryan, Will Anderson and Peter Anderson. (Or maybe it's Molly, Peter and Will.) It wasn't too late to sing "White Christmas."
On Tuesday (Jan 2), it was Mona's.
The house band was Jared Engel, Jon Thomas, Josh Dunn (back of head), Aurora, and Tomas Majcherski (not shown above, see below).
A bunch of great musicians showed up for the second set.
That's Jared Engel in the foreground, with Matt Munisteri, Aidan Grant (bartender extraordinaire), David Ostwald (if you squint), unknown and unknown looking on.
Rafael Halvorson-Castillo and Neal Siegal were in for the night.
Jan 3 was a night off . . .
On Thursday, January 4, Paula and I had great seats at Dizzy's for the Mathis Picard Sound Orchestra.
It was big, big sound - definitely one of the major highlights of this music safari.
Mathis was joyful. He's been working hard on this, and it showed.
At his last Dizzy's gig, Mathis got married in the middle of the set, right on stage!
After Mathis, I booked it down to the Village Vanguard to hear the Chris Potter trio.
He's a great player, but I must confess that the jazz he played was too abstract for my taste.
On Friday, January 5, Neal and I headed over to Barbés to catch VickiKristinaBarcelona.
VKB is a project by Mamie Minch, Rachelle Garniez and Amanda Homi that reimagines the songs of Tom Waits. I don't know as much as I should about Tom Waits, given how important he seems to be to musicians I admire, but I'm guessing the emphasis is on, "reimagine."
In a set full of surprises, the most surprising performance of the evening involved Rachelle ringing tuned ceramic hand bells - precisely and skillfully - to play a melody.
On Saturday, January 6, it was raining and the 1-2-3 subway was not running due to a derailment, so I opted to stay closer to home.
Neal and I caught yet another set of "Miss Maybell and the Jazz Age Artistes," at the Motto Hotel (by Hilton) on 24th street. That's Charlie Judkins on the keys, Brian Nalepka on bass and Miss Maybell strummin on the old banjo.
Margaret Batiuchok was dancing up a storm to Miss Maybell. She got this young dancer going . . . very charming!
On Sunday, January 7, the usual crowd was at The Ear - and the more regular players in the Ear-Regulars. Maestro Kellso on trumpet, the beard of reeds-player Scott Robinson, Matt Munisteri on guitar extrordinaire, and Pat O'Leary on bass (see below).
#traditional jazz#Irving Berlin#birdland#NYC jazz#Monas#jam session#barbesbrooklyn#village vanguard#Ear-regulars#Miss Maybell
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The AACL Tour opened on March 16th and took place at Francis Gregory and presented authors Ms. Sharon Bell Mathis ( "at the African Americans and Children's Literature opening held on March 2, 2024 at Trinity, Ms. Mathis received the Lifetime Achievement Award for her contribution to DC's literary community and to the field of children's literature)"and Mr. Brian Gilmore (a native of Washington D.C., a poet, long-time public interest attorney, author of four books of poetry and numerous essays for The Progressive Magazine). The next AACL Tour is scheduled to take place on April 20, 2024 and presents two authors Ms. Joy Jones (trainer, performance poet, playwright,director of the arts organization, The Spoken Word, founder of the Double Dutch team, DC Retro Jumpers, and author) and Mr. E.Ethelbert Miller (memoirist, award-winning poet and 2022 Grammy nominee for the Best Spoken Word Poetry Album--Black Men Are Precious). Info: [email protected].
"AFRICAN AMERICANS AND CHILDREN'S LITERATURE ON TOUR, presented by Esther Productions Inc. in partnership with The Black Student Fund and The Institute for African American Writing, is a humanities project that captures DC's rich literary history and the role played by Black writers in building canon and fortifying community. Supported, in part, by a grant from HumanitiesDC, the project includes a historical exhibition and conversations with some of the city's most acclaimed African American authors."
Register at https://www.estherproductionsinc.com/events-1/seeing-ourselves-in-the-river-in-the-mirror-in-the-world-dcs-african-american-literary-history-on-tour
(Photo credit from Esther Productions, Inc's programs)- https://www.estherproductionsinc.com/aachildrensliterature
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The AACL Tour opened on March 16th and took place at Francis Gregory and presented authors Ms. Sharon Bell Mathis ( "at the African Americans and Children's Literature opening held on March 2, 2024 at Trinity, Ms. Mathis received the Lifetime Achievement Award for her contribution to DC's literary community and to the field of children's literature)"and Mr. Brian Gilmore (a native of Washington D.C., a poet, long-time public interest attorney, author of four books of poetry and numerous essays for The Progressive Magazine). The next AACL Tour is scheduled to take place on April 20, 2024 and presents two authors Ms. Joy Jones (trainer, performance poet, playwright,director of the arts organization, The Spoken Word, founder of the Double Dutch team, DC Retro Jumpers, and author) and Mr. E.Ethelbert Miller (memoirist, award-winning poet and 2022 Grammy nominee for the Best Spoken Word Poetry Album--Black Men Are Precious). Info: [email protected].
"AFRICAN AMERICANS AND CHILDREN'S LITERATURE ON TOUR, presented by Esther Productions Inc. in partnership with The Black Student Fund and The Institute for African American Writing, is a humanities project that captures DC's rich literary history and the role played by Black writers in building canon and fortifying community. Supported, in part, by a grant from HumanitiesDC, the project includes a historical exhibition and conversations with some of the city's most acclaimed African American authors."
Please register at https://www.estherproductionsinc.com/events-1/seeing-ourselves-in-the-river-in-the-mirror-in-the-world-dcs-african-american-literary-history-on-tour.
(Photo credit from Esther Productions, Inc's programs)- https://www.estherproductionsinc.com/aachildrensliterature
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Crane's Task Force X servitude headcanon masterpost.
[Hiiii since I finished my yearly rewatch of all of the animated Suicide Squad films, I figured this was about time.]
One of the few Squad members to not have a bomb implanted in his neck. Since there was never an official consensus on the roleplay server proper, I took it upon myself as an RP space moderator to lay down some ground rules. As such, that incarnation of Amanda Waller riffs off the 1980's edition, where she was first introduced. That Waller had other ways to manipulate people; in Crane's case, it was the threat of having him shipped to an even worse prison than Arkham or Belle Reve, one where they "cared" enough to forcibly sterilize minorities and the disabled [of which he is both.]
Of the members of his core Suicide Squad team alive at the time of the Anarky-led breakout [see my backstory doc for slightly more info on that], he got along with Katana, Thinker, Firefly, Killer Frost, and Deadshot the best, and has surprisingly attempted to remain in contact with those who were willing.
As mentioned previously, he respected Deadshot greatly. Also had kind of a crush on the guy?
Also bonded with The Fiddler [Isaac Bowin] before he was killed on mission, and Savant [Brian Durlin] before his sentence finished and he went back to working with the Birds of Prey. Bowin moreso because Crane has a soft spot for "naïve idiots". He was actually sad when Bowin died.
Typically not sent on physically strenuous missions towards the end of his 3-year tenure unless somebody really needed a Cantonese translator. Amanda picked him up knowing he was dying but because he'd been out of the public so long underestimated just how quickly his health turned for the worst.
Even then, his experimenting on himself over the years has given him a natural toxin immunity. Quite useful when you're shored up with a bunch of metahumans....and Captain Boomerang, whose cooking is enough to kill. Crane can digest just about anything at this point, but the real question is whether he's willing to.
Was pretty much only valued for his [canon] contortionist abilities and as a last-ditch field psychologist and therapist when Simon LaGrieve wasn't available. Unfortunately he's unreliable as hell unless he likes you, or simply is curious enough to nose around into your business.
Goaded Waller into blowing up Dollhouse/Matilda Mathis while on mission, despite proclaiming he tolerated the girl. This was really just for his own amusement, and to test which of them had bombs. He's just not a fan of hack surgeons.
Hates the TSA even more because of his Suicide Squad tenure. He was definitely one of the more "normal" people on the Squad, and thus flew public when his team had to split up. With the amount of metal in his body, Jonathan lights up like a Christmas tree under a body scanner.
Somehow became even more of a shameless asshole, only this time trading his body for intel and secrets instead of financial/personal security. Has this been an improvement? Who knows. He got pregnant twice, and actually of his own volition this time.
He'll never admit it, but he enjoyed being paid to maul people. Still considers himself very retired though, as he is pushing 70 [in his mid-60's currently] and actively dying. There's just no way he could have kept up with the physical demand of the job for much longer. His everything is kind of giving out.
Actually gained weight during his tenure, as opposed to further starving to death. It helped that Waller gave a shit about her more useful inmates' dietary requirements [i.e., he's mostly tube fed due to the scar tissue and general lack of teeth].
#OOC - the mun speaks#canon divergent au#[can you tell one of my major special interests is the Suicide Squad yet can you]#masterpost#Where there's smoke there's fire - HEADCANONS
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English Cast Announced for the First Episode of the Second Season of The Ancient Magus' Bride Anime
The English cast has been announced for the first episode of the second season of The Ancient Magus’ Bride anime:
Dani Chambers is Chise
Brian Mathis is Elias
Cris George is directing the dub.
Crunchyroll will begin streaming the English dub of the first episode of the second season of The Ancient Magus’ Bride anime on April 20, 2023.
Source: Crunchyroll
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On The Jukebox: George Michael - “Songs From The Last Century”
[Bit of a left turn for George as this is an album of covers. Track listing is as follows:
“Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?” (Depression era standard from 1932, best known from cover versions by Bing Crosby and Rudy Vallee)
“Roxanne” (originally performed by The Police)
“You’ve Changed” (originally performed by Harry James & His Orchestra although likely inspired by Billie Holiday’s cover version)
“My Baby Just Cares For Me” (originally performed by Eddie Cantor although possibly inspired by Nina Simone’s cover version)
“The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” (originally performed by Peggy Seeger although likely inspired by Roberta Flack’s cover version)
“Miss Sarajevo” (originally performed by Passengers [aka U2 & Brian Eno] featuring Luciano Pavarotti)
“I Remember You” (originally performed by Jimmy Dorsey)
“Secret Love” (originally performed by Doris Day, possibly inspired by Kathy Kirby’s cover version as that was a big hit in the UK)
“Wild Is The Wind” (originally performed by Johnny Mathis, possibly inspired by Nina Simone’s cover version)
“Where Or When” (originally performed by Ray Heatherton and Mitzi Green in the movie musical “Babes In Arms”. This song has been covered a lot so it’s hard to pin down exactly what version might have inspired George’s cover)
“It’s All Right With Me” (Instrumental) (Hidden Track) (Like “Where Or When”, this song is a part of the Great American Songbook so it’s hard to tell which version might have inspired George’s cover)]
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THE MACABRE (2022) Horror anthology preview with trailer
THE MACABRE (2022) Horror anthology preview with trailer
The Macabre is a 2022 American horror anthology film about a demon that forces school bullies to tell a life-or-death story at a party.
Produced and directed by Eric Mathis, making his feature directorial debut, from a screenplay co-written by Kirsten James, Rolfe Kanefsky (director of (Art of the Dead; Bus Party to Hell; The Black Room; There’s Nothing Out There) and Brian Lewis.
The Grime House…
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Who wrote sugar sugar archies
#Who wrote sugar sugar archies series
#Who wrote sugar sugar archies tv
He was also involved in the development of new recording artists, as well as appearing in concert, across the United States. Over the years, Dante has finished producing several videos which include The Association, The Grass Roots, Mark Lindsay, Lou Christie, and Brian Hyland just to name a few.
#Who wrote sugar sugar archies tv
His voice can also be heard on dozens of radio and TV commercials.
#Who wrote sugar sugar archies series
Dante also co-wrote many songs performed by Jay And The Americans and Johnny Mathis, and was musical producer for Disney's TV series The Little Mermaid.ĭante can be heard singing background vocals on numerous hits including the McCoys' "Hang On Sloopy", Tommy James' "Draggin' the Line" and the Manilow hits of the '70's. The song was a takeoff of "Leader of the Pack," sung by the Shangri-Las. Previously, with The Detergents in the mid-'60s, he helped take "Leader of the Laundromat" into the Top Ten. Some of Ron Dante's other production credits include, Cher, Ray Charles, John Denver, Dionne Warwick, Pat Benatar, Paul Schaeffer and of course, The Archies. Barry asked Ron to listen to some of his songs that day and the two went on to turn out some of the biggest hits of the seventies. The other singers on that commercial were Valerie Simpson and Melissa Manchester. Dante met Manilow while both were singing a commercial which Barry had written. Another backup singer, Andy Kim, had a #1 hit in 1974 with a solo song, "Rock Me Gently". Ellie Greenwich and Toni Wine, the female vocalists, enjoyed lengthy careers as a songwriter and session vocalist, respectively. Ron Dante, who sang all the lead vocals, went on to sing other Bubble gum tunes like the Billboard #9 hit "Tracy" (as The Cuff Links) and produced most of Barry Manilow's chart successes in the seventies. The group is also notable for the singers who provided the voices of The Archies, all of whom went on to successful careers. The group also enjoyed another Top 10 hit in 1970, with "Jingle Jangle", before Bubble gum music gave way to Disco. It went to #1 in the Summer of 1969, selling six million copies and knocking The Rolling Stones off the top of the charts in the process. "Sugar Sugar" was an infectious tune built on rich boy-girl harmonies and a catchy instrumental hook played on the xylophone. But it was a song released the next year that won the animated group its biggest success. The first one, "Bang-Shang-A-Lang" was a #22 hit on the Pop charts and got the band off to a good start. The Archies' songs were also issued as singles. Kirshner tapped veteran Pop producer Jeff Barry to assemble the snappy, kid-friendly songs The Archie Show needed. The show's music was supervised by Don Kirshner, the man who put together the music for The Monkees. Each episode featured a song and dance segment performed by the characters. The Archies began their animated lives when The Archie Show debuted on Saturday morning in September of 1968. Why? Because they were cartoon characters. However, despite this success they never did any live performances or touring. Search for: Follow This, That, and the Other on WordPress.The Archies were a Bubblegum Pop group that had a #1 hit, appeared frequently on Saturday morning television, and put out three hit albums. I’m gonna make your life so sweet, yeah yeah yeah Oh sugar, pour a little sugar on it honey Like the summer sunshine pour your sweetness over me When I kissed you, girl, I knew how sweet a kiss could be I just can’t believe the one to love this feeling to I just can’t believe the loveliness of loving you It reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1969 and remained there for four weeks. The song was initially released in late May 1969, on the Calendar label, but achieved only moderate chart success until it was re-released in mid-July 1969 on the Kirshner label, where it became a massive success by late summer/early fall. The “you are my candy girl” line came from them thinking about what kids that age like (candy). The song falls in the genre of pop music known as “bubblegum music.” Bubblegum music, which was popular in the late 60s and early 70s, had an upbeat sound designed to appeal to pre-teens and teenagers.Īccording to Jeff Barry, he and Andy Kim wrote this song with preschoolers in mind since that was the audience for the Archie TV show. It was originally recorded by the virtual band the Archies, a group that performed on the Saturday morning cartoon show, Archie. “Sugar, Sugar” was a song written by Jeff Barry and Andy Kim. For this week’s Song Lyric Sunday, the prompt is “sugar/candy.” I’m positive that many of my fellow bloggers will select the same song I have chosen, since it’s all about sugar and candy!
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Gigi allen
Bills fans have rallied to Knox's support by donating more than $100,000 to the P.U.N.T. Knox is the younger brother of Bills tight end Dawson Knox, who has been excused from the team to be with his family. The Bills held a moment of silence before the game to honor Florida International linebacker Luke Knox, who died on Wednesday. OT Casey Tucker did not return after hurting his right foot in the third quarter.īILLS: S Nick McCloud returned after requiring six stitches to close a gash on his face in the first quarter. CB Michael Ojemudia did not return after hurting his right elbow in the second quarter. Signed by the Bills to a six-year contract in March, the NFL's active leader in sacks (115 1/2) spent part of the pre-game warmups chatting with former teammates.īRONCOS: P Sam Martin was ruled out after hurting his ankle in pregame warmups. He replaced Brian Daboll, who was hired by the New York Giants, and had been Allen's only coordinator over his first four seasons in Buffalo.īills pass-rusher Von Miller got the day off in facing his former team after being traded by the Broncos to the eventual Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams last season. One reason Allen got the start was the Bills wanted to provide him live action and a chance to get more comfortable working with Dorsey, who was promoted from his quarterbacks coach role this offseason. On his TD pass to Davis, Allen attempted to scramble to his left before stepping back in the pocket and finding his receiver in the left side of the end zone with a step on rookie cornerback Damarri Mathis. The Bills finished with 510 yards and scored touchdowns on each of their first six possessions before Matt Haack punted from midfield with 8:08 remaining. Matt Barkley mopped up for Buffalo, and finished 7 of 8 for 65 yards in the second half. The run is the NFL's second-longest active streak behind the Baltimore Ravens, who have won a league-record 21 straight, and play at Arizona on Sunday.Īfter overseeing a 12-play, 64-yard opening drive that ended with Brandon McManus hitting a 33-yard field goal, Johnson's final three drives of the half combined for 52 yards and three first downs.ĭenver's Brett Rypien finished 22 of 26 for 191 yards and a 1-yard touchdown to Eric Saubert with 10:55 remaining. Zach Moss rounded out the first-half scoring with a pair of 1-yard touchdown runs, while Duke Johnson scored on 2- and 8-yard runs in the second half.īuffalo extended its preseason winning streak to 10 games. Keenum threw two interceptions and lost a fumble in a 27-24 win over Indianapolis last week. Backup Case Keenum continued the scoring by closing out the first half overseeing three touchdown drives.Īcquired in a trade with Cleveland this offseason, Keenum bounced back from a sloppy preseason debut by finishing 16 of 18 for 192 yards and perfectly placed 7-yard touchdown pass to tight end O.J. Josh Allen needed just six plays to lead the Bills 70 yards for an opening-drive touchdown before taking a seat in his preseason debut, and Buffalo routed the Denver Broncos' backups 42-15 on Saturday.Īllen completed all three attempts for 45 yards, capped by a 28-yard touchdown to Gabe Davis in showing he and new offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey are on the same page.
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Commanders: How Many Rookies Make Washington's Roster?
With training camp right around the corner, let's take #ACloserLook at just how many rookies will make the #Commanders roster. #HAIL #TakeCommand
How Many Rookies Make The Roster?
The Washington Commanders opening day roster will contain several new faces when they take the field in September. The real question is, how many of those players will be rookies?
The answer to that and many other questions will likely come by the end of the preseason. Until then, let’s take a look at what we do know.
Roster Locks
With eight drafted players…
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Propaganda List for Round Three
Hey, folks! Round two just finished up, and now I'm accepting post propaganda for round three. Please see the FAQ for rules on submitting. The following are advancing to round three:
Jimi Hendrix
Robert Plant
Geddy Lee
Donald Fagen
Carlos Santana
Bill Bruford
Curtis Mayfield
Freddie Mercury
Bev Bevan
Neil Peart
David Coverdale
Al Green
Alvin Lee
John Deacon
Stevie Wonder
Justin Hayward
Cab Calloway
Andy Gibb
Otis Redding
Roger Hodgson
Johnny Cash
Phil Ochs
John Paul Jones
Jim Morrison
Todd Rundgren
Russell Mael
Gram Parsons
Mick Taylor
Bruce Springsteen
Cat Stevens
Dave Davies
Syd Barrett
Mick Ronson
Rick Wright
Mickey Finn
Ray Manzarek
David Byrne
Renato Zero
Marc Bolan
Oscar Peterson
Brian Eno
Brian May
Frank Zappa
Elton John
Prince
George Harrison
John Fogerty
Eric Dolphy
Robin Zander
Billy Preston
Link Wray
Glenn Gould
David Bowie
Paul McCartney
Sammy Davis Jr
Rob Grill
Johnny Mathis
Buddy Holly
Steve Winwood
Robbie Robertson
Clarence Clemons
Marvin Gaye
Arlo Guthrie
Carl Palmer
Those in bold already have a lot of propaganda and are low priority. Round three starts March 6th at midnight, so you have until then to submit for the poll post. Good luck, everyone!
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2022 Rookies of the Week
Here, I’ll keep track of the top rookie performances from each week. It’ll make it easier to survey how consistent these guys are over the course of the whole season.
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WEEK 1
OFFENSE: K Cade York (CLE)
Honorable Mention: WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), G Dylan Parham (LV), G Ed Ingram (MIN), G Spencer Burford (SF), OT Abraham Lucas (SEA)
DEFENSE: DE Dominique Robinson (CHI)
Honorable Mention: CB Kader Kohou (MIA), CB Joshua Williams (KC), CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), DE Travon Walker (JAX)
WEEK 2
OFFENSE: WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ)
Honorable Mention: WR Drake London (ATL)
DEFENSE: DE Aidan Hutchinson (DET)
Honorable Mention: CB Jaylen Watson (KC), CB Cobie Durant (LAR), LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), CB Damarri Mathis (DEN), DE Boye Mafe (SEA), LB Quay Walker (GB)
WEEK 3
OFFENSE: WR Chris Olave (NO)
Honorable Mention: WR Jelani Woods (IND), RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), WR Romeo Doubs, G Kenyon Green (HOU)
DEFENSE: S Jalen Pitre (HOU)
Honorable Mention: LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), DT Jordan Davis (PHI), DE Jermaine Johnson II (NYJ)
WEEK 4
OFFENSE: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU)
Honorable Mention: WR George Pickens (PIT),
DEFENSE: LB Devin Lloyd (JAX)
Honorable Mention: LB Malcolm Rodriguez (DET), CB Jack Jones (NE), CB Tariq Woolen (SEA)
WEEK 5
OFFENSE: RB Breece Hall (NYJ)
Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA), WR George Pickens (PIT), WR Alex Pierce (IND), WR Khalil Shakir (BUF), OT Ikem Ekwonu (CAR)
DEFENSE: CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ)
Honorable Mention: LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), CB Kaiir Elam (BUF), S Jalen Pitre (HOU), CB Jaylon Jones (CHI), CB Kyler Gordon (CHI), CB Tariq Woolen (SEA), CB Jack Jones (NE), DE Sam Williams (DAL)
WEEK 6
OFFENSE: QB Bailey Zappe (NE)
Honorable Mention: RB Breece Hall (NYJ), RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)
DEFENSE: CB Tariq Woolen (SEA)
Honorable Mention: LB Troy Andersen (ATL), CB Coby Bryant (SEA), CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), CB Kaiir Elam (BUF)
WEEK 7
OFFENSE: RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)
Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), RB Breece Hall (NYJ), WR Chris Olave (NO), OT Braxton Jones (CHI), OT Thayer Munford (LV)
DEFENSE: CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ)
Honorable Mention: LB Quay Walker (GB), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI), DE Sam Williams (DAL), DE Aidan Hutchinson (DET), LB Travon Walker (JAX), CB Martin Emerson, Jr. (CLE)
WEEK 8
OFFENSE: TE Isaiah Likely (BAL)
Honorable Mention: TE Greg Dulcich (DEN), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ)
DEFENSE: CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ)
Honorable Mention: CB Martin Emerson (CLE), LB Malcolm Rodriguez (DET), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI), DE Tomon Fox (NYG)
WEEK 9
OFFENSE: RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)
Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU). RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ), TE Cade Otton (TB), K Cameron Dicker (LAC)
DEFENSE: S Kerby Joseph (DET)
Honorable Mention: CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), CB Roger McCreary (TEN)
WEEK 10
OFFENSE: WR Christian Watson (GB)
Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), TE Cade Otton (TB), TE Chig Okonkwo (TEN), OT Charles Cross (SEA), RB Rachaad White (TB)
DEFENSE: DE Myjai Sanders (ARZ)
Honorable Mention: LB Jack Sanborn (CHI), CB Christian Benford (BUF), CB Tariq Woolen (SEA)
WEEK 11
OFFENSE: WR Chris Olave (NO)
Honorable Mention: WR Christian Watson (GB), WR Treylon Burks (TEN), RB Isaiah Pacheco (KC), RB James Cook (BUF), WR Wan’Dale Robinson (NYG), WR George Pickens (PIT)
DEFENSE: DT Aidan Hutchinson (DET)
Honorable Mention: S Kyle Hamilton (BAL), CB Tre Avery (TEN), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI)
WEEK 12
OFFENSE: WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ)
Honorable Mention: WR Christian Watson (GB), RB Brian Robinson, Jr. (WAS), WR Treylon Burks (TEN)
DEFENSE: LB Malcolm Rodriguez (DET)
Honorable Mention: S Reed Blankenship (PHI), LB Jack Sanborn (CHI), LB Quay Walker (GB), LB James Houston (DET), CB Cam Taylor-Britt (CIN)
WEEK 13
OFFENSE: WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ)
Honorable Mention: WR Drake London (ATL), RB Brian Robinson, Jr. (WAS), RB Zonovan Knight (NYJ), WR Alec PIerce (IND), TE Chig Okonkwo (TEN)
DEFENSE: CB DaRon Bland (DAL)
Honorable Mention: CB Tariq Woolen (SEA), LB Chad Muma (JAX), S Jalen Pitre (HOU), LB Jack Sanborn (CHI)
WEEK 14
OFFENSE: QB Brock Purdy (SF)
Honorable Mention: RB Isaiah Pacheco (KC), RB Pierre Strong, Jr. (NE), RB Zonovan Knight (NYJ), WR George Pickens (PIT), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ), C Tyler Linderbaum (BAL), G Cole Strange (NE)
DEFENSE: CB Marcus Jones (NE)
Honorable Mention: S Jalen Pitre (HOU), CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), DE Aiden Hutchinson (DET)
WEEK 15
OFFENSE: RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL)
Honorable Mention: QB Brock Purdy (SF), WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ), WR Rashid Shaheed (NO), C Tyler Linderbaum (BAL)
DEFENSE: LB Kayvon Thibodeaux (NYG)
Honorable Mention: S Jalen Pitre (HOU), LB Luke Masterson (LV), CB DaRon Bland (DAL), LB Jack Sanborn (CHI), LB Quay Walker (GB)
WEEK 16
OFFENSE: RB James Cook (BUF)
Honorable Mention: QB Brock Purdy (SF), RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA), WR Drake London (ATL), WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), OT Tyler Smith (DAL)
DEFENSE: CB Marcus Jones (NE)
Honorable Mention: CB Cobie Durant (LAR), CB DaRon Bland (DAL), LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), S Jalen Pitre (HOU), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI)
WEEK 17
OFFENSE: RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)
Honorable Mention: QB Brock Purdy (SF), RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL), WR Rashid Shaheed (NO), TE Tre McBride (ARZ)
DEFENSE: LB James Houston IV (DET)
Honorable Mention: DT AIdan Hutchinson (DET), S Jalen Pitre (HOU), LB Jack Gibbens (TEN), DE Josh Paschal (DET)
WEEK 18
OFFENSE: QB Brock Purdy (SF)
Honorable Mention: WR Drake London (ATL) , WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ) , RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA), TE Isaiah Likely (BAL), RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL), QB Desmond Ridder (ATL), WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), WR Christian Watson (GB), OT Jamaree Salyer (LAC), OT Abraham Lucas (SEA), OT Braxton Jones (CHI), TE Teagan Quitoriano (HOU)
DEFENSE: DE Aidan Hutchinson (DET)
Honorable Mention: S Kyle Hamilton (BAL), S Dane Belton (NYG), LB Christian Harris (HOU), LB Micah McMadden (NYG), S Kerby Joseph (DET), S Elijah Hicks (CHI)
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Book Tracking Check-In! 3.13.2024
Haven't ended up making these posts quite as often as I thought I would, but let's do a check-in!
GOAL 1 BOOKS: OWNED & NOT READ (9 as of 3.13.24, 2 are preordered)
The Crimson Campaign - Brian McClellan
Lord Byron's Novel: The Evening Land
When We Were Orphans - Kazuo Ishiguro
The Dispossessed - Ursula K. Le Guin
Dawnshard - Brandon Sanderson
Yumi and the Nightmare Painter - Brandon Sanderson
The Sunlit Man - Brandon Sanderson
[The Adventure Zone - Suffering Game] - preordered
[What Doesn’t Break (Bells Hells)] - preordered
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GOAL 2 BOOKS: BOOK CLUBS! (2 as of 3.13.24)
The Unsettled - Ayana Mathis
Babel-17 - Samuel R. Delany
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GOAL 3 BOOKS: RE-READ OLD BOOKS (35 as of 3.13.24)
Peter and the Starcatchers
Peter and the Shadow Thieves
Peter and the Secret of Rundoon
In Cold Blood
The School Story
The Wish List
Walk Two Moons
Bud, Not Buddy
The BFG
Crime and Punishment
Adam Bede
The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down
The Princess Bride
The Blithedale Romance
Olive’s Ocean
Our Only May Amelia
The Valley of Secrets
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest
Prince Caspian
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
The Silver Chair
The Last Battle
Gathering Blue
The Host
Beloved - Toni Morrison
Mama Day - Gloria Naylor
The Accursed - Joyce Carol Oates
Ivanhoe - Walter Scott
The Cricket in Times Square
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Slaughterhouse-Five
Charlotte’s Web
The People in the Trees
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GOAL 4 BOOKS: CONTINUING SERIES/AUTHORS
Books are available & not read:
Powder Mage & Sequel Series [5]
Locked Tomb [1]
Red Rising [6]
Singing Hills Cycle [2]
Discworld series [13]
Brandon Sanderson Novels [17]
NK Jemisin [1]
Chronicles of the Avatar [3]
The Machineries of Empire (Ninefox Gambit) [4]
Saint of Steel [4]
Kate Alice Marshall [1]
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My Reading Stats in 2024 So Far: 18 TOTAL
GOAL 1 BOOKS: OWNED & NOT READ [9]
Promise of Blood
The Mighty Nein Origins - Fjord Stone
Words of Radiance
The Last Hero
Harrow the Ninth
The Narrow
A Christmas Carol and Other Christmas Writings
Edgedancer
Red Rising
GOAL 2 BOOKS: BOOK CLUBS! [3]
The Robber Bride
The Glass Hotel
Wylding Hall
GOAL 3 BOOKS: RE-READ OLD BOOKS [5]
The Magicians Nephew
The Hobbit
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Cages
The Horse and His Boy
GOAL 4 BOOKS: CONTINUING SERIES/AUTHORS [1]
(Most included in Goal 1)
The Rise of Kyoshi
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