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Bingo Hell (2021)

My rating: 4/10

The real hell was watching all of those assholes bicker for the first hour or so.

#Bingo Hell #Gigi Saul Guerrero #Shane McKenzie #Perry Blackshear #Adriana Barraza #L. Scott Caldwell #Joshua Caleb Johnson #Youtube

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blaseballshipbracket · 1 year

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BLASEBALL SHIP BRACKET ROUND 1

64 ships enter, one ship leaves! who will reign supreme? how will your faves fare? it's a tlournament for the ages!

this is a seeded bracket generated from ships suggested in a google form. round 1 begins thursday, 03/30/23 and will run for one week. propaganda is encouraged - tag this blog and i'll share it!

ROUND 1 MATCHUPS:

Megan Ito/Parker MacMillan VS Leon Duncan/Andrew Trebek

Finn James/Kennedy Loser VS Hewitt Best/Yeong-Ho Garcia

Flattery McKinley/Niq Nyong'o VS Jessica Telephone/Betsy Trombone

Tillman Henderson/Declan Suzanne VS Don Mitchell/Percival Wheeler

Baldwin Breadwinner/Alyssa Harrell VS Axel Cardenas/Miguel Wheeler

Dominic Marijuana/Andrew Solis VS Eduardo Ingram/Leach Ingram

Pedro Davids/Valentine Games VS Anathema Elemefayo/Patty Fox/Hatfield Suzuki

Stevenson Heat/James Mora VS Baby Triumphant/Castillo Turner

Yosh Carpenter/Sebastian Woodman VS Cannonball Sports/Bees Taswell

Igneus Delacruz/Howell Franklin VS Mcdowell Mason/Sexton Wheerer

Allison Abbott/Kichiro Guerra VS Eugenia Garbage/Ziwa Mueller

Caleb Alvarado/Isaac Johnson VS Conner Haley/Sebastian Telephone

Brock Forbes/Adalberto Tosser VS Domino Bootleg/Theodore Honeywell

Lenny Marijuana/Chorby Short VS Moody Cookbook/Landry Violence

Margarito Nava/Nic Winkler VS Riley Firewall/Geraldine Frost

Inez Owens/Bees Taswell VS Paula Turnip/Hiroto Wilcox

Tyreek Olive/Landry Violence VS Fitzgerald Blackburn/Math Velazquez

Val Hitherto/Nerd Pacheco VS Ortiz Lopez/Pitching Machine

Luis Acevedo/Tot Clark VS Derrick Krueger/Sebastian Telephone

The San Francisco Lovers VS Gita Sparrow/Jayden Wright

Tillman Henderson/Mike Townsend VS Famous Owens/Mclaughlin Scorpler

Alaynabella Hollywood/Magi Ruiz VS Nerd Pacheco/Lars Taylor

Nagomi Mcdaniel/York Silk's Mom VS Qais Dogwalker/Grollis Zephyr

Jacob Haynes/Alaynabella Hollywood/Moses Mason VS Burke Gonzalez/Brock Watson/Joshua Watson

Jaylen Hotdogfingers/Jessica Telephone VS Juice Collins/Sutton Dreamy

Sandford Garner/Don Mitchell VS Famous Owens/Nerd Pacheco

Rivers Rosa/Lou Roseheart VS Jode Crutch/Rush Ito

Declan Suzanne/Edric Tosser/Baby Triumphant VS Lady Matsuyama/Bottles Šuljak

Cornelius Games/Richardson Games VS Mags Banananana/Eugenia Bickle

Workman Gloom & PolkaDot Patterson VS Shannon Chamberlain/Kennedy Loser

Caligula Lotus/Beck Whitney VS Steals Mondegreen/Silvaire Semiquaver

Summers Preston/Stephanie Winters VS Haruta Byrd/Bright Zimmerman

#round 1 #blaseball #bracket #tumblr tournament #blaseball ship bracket #masterpost #i will add links to matchups once they're all live

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youngfcs · 2 months

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Hiii…it’s me again. Do you have any fc suggestions for a younger Lucien Laviscount? Thank youu🫶🏾

Hello again! How are you? Sure!! You're welcome!

Michael Rainey Jr (16-23)

Chosen Jacobs (16-22)

Theo Graham (18-26)

Joshua Caleb Johnson (13-18)

Jay Lycurgo (17-26)

(cib)

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alldancersaretalented · 10 months

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Larkin Best Dancer/Top 20 Results!

2013

Junior Female Top 20:

Ashley Kollin

Teen Female Top 10:

Taylor Sieve

2014

Teen Female 3rd Runner-up:

Taylor Sieve

Teen Female Top 10:

Kierstyn Tupa

Senior Male Top 10:

Jack Moore

2015

Mini Male Top 10:

Diego Garcia-Kuhlman

Colin Benning

Andrew Imm

Ramsey Morrell

Lawson Sharrer

Junior Female Top 10:

Eva Igo

Junior Male Top 10:

Joshua Ukura

Alex Cohoon

Teen Female Top 20:

Lexus Johnson

Senior Female Top 20:

Madison Jordan

Senior Female 2nd Runner-up:

Taylor Sieve

Senior Male 2nd Runner-up:

Nico Lonetree

2016

Mini Female Top 20:

Ava Wagner

Mini Male Top 22:

Colin Bennin

Mini Male Top 10:

Diego Garcia

Teen Female Top 20:

Eva Igo

Teen Female Top 10:

Ellie Wagner

Teen Male Top 20:

Eli Smutney

Alex Arce

Senior Female Top 20:

Madison Jordan

Senior Female Best Dancer:

Taylor Sieve

Senior Male Top 10:

Nico Lonetree

2017

Mini Female Top 10:

Ali Ogle

Mini Female Top 20:

Isabella Jarvis

Mini Male Top 10:

Degie Setnes

Junior Female Top 10:

Ava Wagner

Bennet EspindaBanick

Junior Male Top 10:

Colin Benning

Teen Female 3rd Runner-up:

Eva Igo

Teen Female Top 10:

Ellie Wagner

Teen Male Top 10:

Joshua Ukura

Teen Male Top 20:

Ty Feldewerd

Alex Arce

Senior Female Top 10:

Lexus Johnson

Senior Male Top 20:

Dominick Burkhart

Eli Smutny

2018 - Orlando

Mini Female 1st Runner-up:

Ali Ogle

Mini Female Top 10:

Keira Redpath

Mini Female Top 20:

Claire Monge

Junior Female Best Dancer:

Ava Wagner

Junior Female Top 20:

Maria Neely

Teen Female 1st Runner-up:

Ellie Wagner

Teen Female Top 20:

Sara Gutz

Teen Male Top 10:

Chase Peterson

Teen Male Top 20:

Joshua Ukura

Senior Female Top 20:

Lexus Johnson

Senior Male Top 20:

Eli Smutny

2019

Mini Female 1st Runner-up:

Savannah Manzel

Mini Female Top 10:

Claire Monge

Josie Lutz

Mini Female Top 20:

Brynn Kostka

Junior Female 2nd Runner-up:

Isabella Jarvis

Junior Female Top 10:

Ali Ogle

Junior Male Top 10:

Asher Lindamood

Teen Female 1st Runner-up:

Bennet EspindaBanick

Teen Female Top 10:

Sara Gutz

Senior Female Best Dancer:

Ellie Wagner

Senior Male Top 10:

Chase Peterson

Alex Arce

Senior Male Top 20:

Kevin Avila

Axel Amundson

2020

Mini Female Best Dancer:

Savannah Manzel

Mini Female Top 15:

Finley Ashfield

Mini Female Top 30:

Isabella Charnstrom

Junior Female Best Dancer:

Ali Ogle

Junior Female 3rd Runner-up:

Josie Lutz

Junior Female Top 30:

Keira Redpath

Junior Male 1st Runner-up:

Caleb Abea

Teen Female 1st Runner-up:

Ava Wagner

Teen Female Top 15:

Bennet EspindaBanick

Teen Female Top 30:

Isabella Jarvis

Senior Female Top 30:

Sara Gutz

Kate Happe

2021

Mini Female Best Dancer:

Kelsie Jakobson

Mini Female Top 10:

Finley Ashfield

Daphnie Braun

Lilly Anderson

Mini Female Top 21:

Isabella Charnstrom

Ingrid Wirtz

Junior Female 1st Runner-up:

Claire Monge

Junior Female Top 10:

Carley Jensen

Josie Lutz

Junior Female Top 20:

Siena Paradeau

Teen Female 1st Runner-up:

Ava Wagner

Teen Female Top 10:

Isabella Jarvis

Keira Redpath

Teen Female Top 20:

Sydney Ishaug

Teen Male Best Dancer:

Caleb Abea

Senior Female Top 10:

Bennet EspindaBanick

Senior Female Top 20:

Kate Happe

Sara Gutz

2022

Mini Female Best Dancer:

Finley Ashfield

Mini Female 2nd Runner-up:

Lilly Anderson

Mini Female Top 10:

Isabella Charnstrom

Harper Anderson

Mini Female Top 20:

Malia Scott

Kate Monge

Neala Murphy

Junior Female 1st Runner-up:

Savannah Manzel

Junior Female Top 10:

Tahari Conrad

Junior Female Top 20:

Ingrid Wirtz

Siena Paradeau

Teen Female 3rd Runner-up:

Keira Redpath

Teen Female Top 10:

Ali Ogle

Isabella Jarvis

Teen Female Top 20:

Cami Redpath

Teen Male Top 20:

Juan Pacheco

Senior Female 2nd Runner-up:

Ava Wagner

Senior Female Top 20:

Sydney Ishaug

#larkin dance studio #larkin #dance #dancelife #dancers #talent #talented

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fubureaders · 1 year

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smile for the camera (rpf)

ryan potter

wips:

bedtime affirmations

inspired by this text post

tyler james williams

is this meet-cute to your liking?

joshua orpin

joshua bassett

he was a nerd, she did ballet. what more can i say? (a university AU)

andrew garfield

dylan o'brien

wips:

a year without rain

watching wizards of waverly place while high

dove cameron

platonic!zendaya (she gives off big sis energy for me, so imma stick with writing her as big sis)

danny ramirez

chace crawford

caleb mclaughlin

vanessa morgan

tenzing norgay trainor

aaron taylor perry johnson

wips:

parasocial

based on taylor swift's "begin again," but it's aaron getting a fresh start

jack champion

wips:

all the stars

two stars on the rise, temporarily clouded by drama (bit of angst and fluff)

#fubu readers #fubu fandom #fubu masterlist #rpf #ryan potter #tyler james williams #joshua bassett #joshua orpin #andrew garfield #dylan o'brien #dove cameron #zendaya #danny ramirez #chace crawford #caleb mclaughlin #vanessa morgan #tenzing norgay trainor #jack champion

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campastoria-story · 10 months

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——— ATTENTION, CAMPERS!

Located below are the cabin assignments for the 2023 Summer Season. Please reach out to @ca-admin if there are any questions.

BIRCH CABIN

Junior Counselor: Max Parker Junior Counselor: Xavier Howard Senior Counselor: Graham Foster

Jacob Cooper

Michael Gray

Noah Carter

Joshua Phillips

Christopher Perez

Ethan Myers

OAK CABIN

Junior Counselor: Ian Kim Junior Counselor: Evan Ramirez Senior Counselor: Bentley Cox

Noah Smith

Jayden Young

William Reyes

Liam Murphy

Matthew Johnson

Oliver Brown

MAPLE CABIN

Junior Counselor: Julian Peterson Junior Counselor: Seth Hughes Senior Counselor: Adrian Green

Caleb Hill

Jackson Ruiz

Benjamin Long

Ethan Ross

Declan Cook

Owen Brooks

ASPEN CABIN

Junior Counselor: Atticus Wood Junior Counselor: Tristan Thomas Senior Counselor: Cooper Reed

Alexander Wright

Gabriel Mendoza

Levi Diaz

Connor Bailey

Cade Rivera

Sebastian Roberts

PINE CABIN

Junior Counselor: August Flores Junior Counselor: Luca White Senior Counselor: Lincoln Castillo

Finn Sanchez

Isaac Bennet

Wyatt Kelly

Miles Scott

Luke Gomez

Carter Davis

DAISY CABIN

Junior Counselor: Ruby Morales Junior Counselor: Paige Prince Senior Counselor: Sienna Alvarez

Emily Harris

Hannah Mitchell

Madison Clark

Ashley Walker

Sarah Turner

Isabella Edwards

TULIP CABIN

Junior Counselor: Fiona Robinson Junior Counselor: Autumn Jones Senior Counselor: Gabriella Miller

Sophia Richardson

Emma Allen

Ava King

Charlotte Gutierrez

Amelia Garcia

Sophie James

POPPY CABIN

Junior Counselor: Sophie Wilson Junior Counselor: Quinn Adams Senior Counselor: Alexis Colbert

Aria Thompson

Olivia Moore

Scarlett Lee

Emma Martin

Chloe Lewis

Claire Cruz

ROSE CABIN

Junior Counselor: Ivy Ward Junior Counselor: Evangeline Baker Senior Counselor: Gemma Morgan

Ella Morris

Norah Rogers

Lilah Patel

Evelyn Hall

Hazel Campbell

Cora Stewart

ORCHID CABIN

Junior Counselor: Willow Williams Junior Counselor: Zoe Collins Senior Counselor: Brooklyn Nguyen

Clara Taylor

Adeline Watson

Layla Sanders

Aurora Nelson

Genevieve Torres

Rosalie Anderson

#ca!alert #cabin assignments

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tim-burton-facts · 11 months

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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (US 2012)

Director: Timur Bekmambetov.

Screenplay: Seth Grahame-Smith, from the novel by Seth Grahame-Smith.

Producers: Timur Bekmambetov, Jim Lemley, Tim Burton.

Executive Producers: John J. Kelly, Simon Kinberg, Michelle Wolkoff.

Cinematography: Caleb Deschanel.

Editor: William Hoy.

Original music: Henry Jackman.

Cast: Benjamin Walker (Abraham Lincoln), Dominic Cooper (Henry Sturges_, Anthony Mackie (Will Johnson), Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Mary Todd Lincoln), Rufus Sewell (Adam), Marton Csokas (Jack Barts), Jimmi Simpson (Joshua Speed), Joseph Mawle (Thomas Lincoln), Robin McLeavy (Nancy Lincoln), Erin Wasson (Vadoma).

Running time: 105 minutes. Color.

Released through: 20th Century Fox

Movie co-produced by Tim Burton based on the book of the same title written by SETH GRAHAME-SMITH. Grahame-Smith had a hit novel in “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” (2009), so it is little surprise that the producing team of Jim Lemley, Tim Burton, and TIMUR BEKMAMBETOV optioned “Abaraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” (2010) before it was even finished. Both books tap into a pop cultural desire to think of the familiar in different terms. What if honest Abe had also fought against a worldwide vampire conspiracy? What if Jane Austen’s iconic novel was set in a world replete with the living dead? Over the next few years, both Burton and Bekmambetov directed an adaptation of Grahame-Smith’s screenplay (with Burton remaining as producer). According to Gina McIntyre, Burton’s goal as a producer “has largely been to help preserve the project’s unique character to the greatest extent possible.” During the making of “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter”, Grahame-Smith worked with Burton on the screenplay to “Dark Shadows”. Both were released in summer 2012.

The principle conceit of “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter”, established early in the film and explored throughout, is that there are vampires throughout the world. These vampires have been responsible for some of the more unsavory practices in history. In the United States, they are the principal benefactors of the slave trade (it is unclear whether the South is totally under their thrall, but a scene between head vampire Adam [Rufus Sewell] and Jefferson David [John Rothman] shows that they are colluding). In this version of the nineteenth century, the causes of the Civil War are not open to debate: this is a war over slavery- and, by extension, vampirism- that is not over until both are removed from the nation. In fact, rather than grow into the role of abolitionist gradually, our Abraham Lincoln is ideologically righteous from the start. He witnesses the assault on his friend Will, a young slave boy. He vows revenge on Jack Barts (Marton Csokas), a man who he comes to learn is a slaver and a vampire. For Lincoln, Barts is doubly guilty. This vampire bites (and possible r***s) Lincoln’s mother while he watches. When he grows up (the adult version of Abe is played by Benjamin Walker), his desire for vengeance leads him to Henry Sturges (Dominic Cooper), an eccentric and seemingly ageless man who advises Lincoln in a long war against the vampires. Lincoln acts as Sturges’ enforcer, attacking vampires as ordered. Only later does he realize that Sturges is himself a vampire, and is carrying on against Adam and his cabal for personal reasons not unlike Lincoln’s own. In this world, vampires cannot harm other vampires. Abaraham Lincoln must act on Sturges’s behalf.

The film roughly splits into three narrative sections: Lincoln’s childhood and initial trauma; his life as a young man in Springfield, Illinois; and his time as president, including his personal stake in the Civil War. The middle section is the best executed, despite playing like an extended rethinking of John Ford’s “Young Mr. Lincoln” (1939). Here, Abe meets store owner and later political confidant Joshua Speed (Jimmi Simpson), is reunited with Will, courts Mary Todd (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), debates Stephen Douglas (Alan Tudyk), and learns about the vampires’ larger set of plans. The sections of Lincoln’s time in office feel especially condensed, since they cover all of the Civil War. One of the film’s major historical liberties is that it sets up the personal and political climax at the battle of Gettysburg, where Union soldiers are fighting against Confederates and their vampire leaders. Lincoln has it out with Adam on a train carrying a supply of silver that is en route to the fashioned into weaponry that can actually harm these supernatural foes.

Although at times overly generic (its focus on some of the more well-known battles and people of the nineteenth century feels lazy, or like a pat on the back to a basic recognition of American history), “Abaraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” reflects Grahame-Smith’s and Bekmambetov’s personal interests. Grahame-Smith’s vampire mythology takes some well-known ideas (the transfer of blood through a bite, the aristocratic associations of vampires) and adds a few different ones (these vampires are able to function during daylight and are mainly impervious to silver, since Judas’ betrayal of Jesus had to do with thirty pieces of silver). The central thematic leap of the film (that the mast-slave relationship, which is founded in the uneven exploitation of one person by another, is analogous to vampirism) is rather clever, and helps explain how these vampires could find a ready supply of blood. However, this alignment between slavers and vampires does undercut the film’s relation to history. As Kim Newman notes, “Slavery was quite bad enough- indeed, worse than it’s depicted here- when it was an economic rather than supernatural phenomenon, and giving slavers fangs and dark glasses tends to excuse rather than underline a real historical human evil.”

This film has a slightly more subdued visual style than “Wanted” (2008), but still plays with a number of Bekmambetov’s favorite tricks. In particular, Bekmambetov takes advantage of digital cinema’s ability to augment time. During fight sequences, Lincoln’s skill as a warrior is rendered intelligible thanks to selected changes in speed, which variously showcase his precision with the ax and convince us of his superior strength and ability. Bekmambetov’s camera frequently moves and keeps the action coherent- it seems to avoid the kind of action-sequence immediacy suggested by shaky, handheld cameras that populate recent action films by Paul Greengrass (”The Bourne Ultimatum” [2007]) and Christopher Nolan (”The Dark Knight” [2008]).

The film opened in late June 2012 in the United States to roughly $16 million and largely negative reviews. Writing for “Wired” magazine’s “Underwire”, Hugh Hart opined that “the alt-history lessons and neck-chomping money shots deserve points for originality, but Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter could have truly triumphed as grand entertainment if only its anemic human characters had received the transfusion of humor and wit that such an outrageous concept demands.” Peter Travers noted that the film somehow lost the magic of the book, which “was a fun escapist read.” The film’s overblown action-theatrics left him saying that “the movie deserves a stake through the heart.” The film was defended by some critics as an occasionally worthwhile and technically competent action movie. For example, Ken Hanke says that “taken on its own terms as a po-faced presentation of goofy material, it’s rather fun.”- Kevin M. Flanagan

References

Ken Hanke, “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,” Asheville Mountain Express, June 26, 2012, www.mountainx.com/movies/review/abraham_lincoln_vampire_hunter#.Uea0B42siSo; Hugh Hart, “Review: Bloody Serious Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Isn’t as Fun as It Sounds,” Underwire, June 12, 2012, www.wired.com/underwire/2012/06/review-abraham-lincoln-vampire-hunter/; Gina McIntyre, “Seth Grahame-Smith Wants to Resurrect ‘Beetlejuice,’ ‘It’,” LA Times Hero Complex, August 9, 2012, herocomplex.latimes.com/movies/seth-grahame-smith-wants-to-resurrect-beetlejuice-it/#/0; Gina McIntyre, “Tim Burton on Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter: I Just Wanted To See That Movie”, LA Times Hero Complex, June 10, 2011, herocomplex.latimes.com/movies/tim-burton-abraham-lincoln-vampire-hunter/; Kim Newman, “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, “ Sight and Sound 22, no. 8 (August 2012): 52; Peter Travers, “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,” Rolling Stone, June 21, 2012, www.rollingstone.com/movies/reviews/abraham-lincoln-vampire-hunter-20120621.

Taken from “The Tim Burton Encyclopedia” by Samuel J. Umland.

#tim burton #abraham lincoln vampire hunter #abraham lincoln #seth grahame-smith #timburtonfacts

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haystack-boy · 3 years

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