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beefymeatmen · 3 hours
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witchofthemidlands · 4 months
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no but i actually feel quite unhinged about this.
So we know Jack took over the Torchwood team on the 1st of January 2000 & I am assuming this means that this Ben Brown wasn't a member at this point unless dude went out for New Years 2000 & escaped the massacre (I think he's the secret Torchwood therapist that could have taken the night off) That would mean this was the first person Jack recruited some time after becoming team leader & seeing as Suzie doesn't mention others this means that Torchwood 3 was compromised of Jack & this Ben guy & I know I'm not being normal about this & that this is just two throwaway lines in a non-canon??? book & that dude doesn't even exist in the audios but that deranged part of me wants to know more. When did they meet, was he Welsh, English, Scottish or perhaps a different nationality entirely? how long did Ben work for Jack? What was the relationship like between Jack & Ben, was he also a dark haired bisexual? Did they desire one another carnally after a two man weevil takedown on a dark Cardiff night? Did they just sit at different desks half way across The Hub from one another & just yell to one another or was there just awkward silences. Was The Hub untidy when it was just the two of them until Suzie came along? How did that dynamic work? Did Ben & Suzie start shagging on the side (because she says that she'd never slept with Jack) how long were Ben, Jack & Suzie a team until Ben died? HOW did Ben die? Did his death impact Suzie's relationship with The Risen Mitten? Was Tosh working for them before or after he died? Was his death the reason they decided it was a good idea to acquire a medical professional?
Two lines team member Ben Brown, I am going to write unhinged content for you in my Torchwood AU <3
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Ben Brown's 5 strikeouts from his first MLB start. [4/9/24]
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yestolerancepro · 3 months
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Blog schedule for 2024 revealed
Hello there how are you hope you had a good Christmas and hope you have a great new year I thought I would take the opportunity to tell you about the plans I have for articles planned for this year.
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With it being 25 years ago this year since we first made the Tolerance video there will be a good mix of old blogs as well as some new ones these include :
Blogs ready to go  
Just the Job The Employment Game revisited A new blog looking at the making of The Employment Game the 10 min short film that inspired the Tolerance film this new blog looks at how two children’s classic television shows shaped the films soundtrack.
Perfect Day' by Lou Reed: the making of rock's most earnest and enduring ballad the story behind the song perfect day which provided the Tolerance film with its romantic theme.
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25 films that are perfect from start to finish
The Collider film website recently published an article called 25 films that are perfect from start to finish 2 of the films featured in that list had Tolerance project links Ben Brown takes a closer look
The 25 greatest film posters of all time
Another blog inspired by a Collider article this time looking at the humble film poster 3 of the posters featured in collider lists had Tolerance film links Ben Brown investigates.
Tolerance Project extra The Good the Bad and ugly a blog looking at the making of the classic western from 1966
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Tolerance project Extra Up where we belong the making of the officer and a Gentlemen
a blog looking at the making of this 1982 romantic drama
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Breaking the Bank a blog looking at the issues of banking when you have a disability
When I’m feeling Blue a blog looking at blue badge abuse co-written with Gemma Blagbourgh
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Bringing in Bodie and Doyle to finish the Job This blog is inspired by a sequence in the Tolerance video which sees Robert played by David Smith. finally got a Job he has always wanted working for the UCI cinema chain during that montage sequence you can hear the theme tune to a popular TV series called The Professionals broadcast by London weekend Television between 1977 and 1983, But what was the series all about? Ben Brown Investigates.
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On the drawing Board
Planes trains and automobiles a 2 part blog looking at the issues of Transport when you have a disability.
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The Rocky story a 2 part blog looking at the Rocky franchise part 1 looks at the making of the original film part 2 looks at the sequels and a deleted scene that links it to the Tolerance project.
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Here comes the Girls co-written with Gemma Blagbrough to celebrate international day for Women
James Bond Dr No from bookshelf to cinema screen a 2 part blog looking at the making of Dr No and how it links to the Tolerance Project. Includes new material.
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Thank you for the music revisited an updated 2 part blog looking at the soundtrack of the Tolerance film includes new material.
The lost boys a fans eye view a blog written by my good freind Vas Aslam looking at the 1987 classic film.
Some old freinds    
As its the 25th anniversary of the Tolerance film I will be reblogging the original 4 part blog about the making of the film a producers commentary along with these other blogs which will have new material included
Tolerance extra blog International day of Tolerance
From a little help from friends a blog celebrating International day for disabled people and my 2part Star wars blog the Princess the farmboy and the smuggler and the boy will bring balance to the force thanks for reading
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sabindark · 10 months
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Runaway Grimwalker Au
”You say that Belos is dead..„
”- But why do I still get the feeling that this is not true?„
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mensuited · 2 years
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cryptocollectibles · 10 months
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Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night #1 (March 1988) by Marvel Comics
Written by Sid Jacobson, drawn by Ben Brown.
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https://hackers.town/@benbrown/109605510788355449
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kekwcomics · 2 years
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THE PURPLE CLAW #2 (Minoan, 1953)
Art: Ben Brown?
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beefymeatmen · 6 hours
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witchofthemidlands · 3 months
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“So when I die some poor sod will be left wondering what's happened to me as all my possessions get carted off & stored in boxes in one of those lock ups? Like we did for Ben Brown?” - Suzie Costello - Long Time Dead
Ben Brown may not exactly be a “real” Torchwood character but he is to me & @searching-for-arcadia
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edgebknyc · 1 year
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orangeispice · 10 months
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I'm back with another crack meme, let's see how well this one does
If it does as well as my New Yorker Post then I'll make a navigation list for the memes :D
Bonus:
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Ben Brown takes 32. Last worn by Michael Fulmer in 2023.
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yestolerancepro · 5 months
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With a little help from my friends Tolerance Project Extra Celebrates International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Introduction
Hello Today marks the annual International Day of Persons with Disabilities I thought I would celebrate that by writing and posting this one off blog first a little bit of background.
International Day of Persons with Disabilities (December 3) is an international observance promoted by the United Nations since 1992. It has been observed with varying degrees of success around the planet. The observance of the Day aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. It also seeks to increase awareness of gains to be derived from the integration of persons with disabilities in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life. It was originally called "International Day of Disabled Persons" until 2007. 
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Every year since 1992, the UN announces a theme for International Day of People with Disability. The 2023 theme is “United in action to rescue and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for, with and by persons with disabilities.”
Obviously, that is a bit of a mouthful. In simpler terms, the theme calls for us all to work together to make the world a better place for people with disabilities — it shouldn’t be up to them alone to constantly fight and advocate for themselves
So in plain English for those that don’t speak UN this years Day for disabled people is all about working together so the title of this blog originally written last year called with a little help from my freinds could not be more apt  
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What was the Tolerance Group?
If I have got my sums right 'Tolerance' came into my life round about time I was still at Shelley High School in about 1995 It was created out of one of the summer school play schemes that Kirklees used to run. We had such a good time one year that this particular group wanted to see more of each other to socialise and do other projects.
With the help of one of the play Scheme organisers called Craig Wood he suggested we get Together as a youth group.
We began as a small group of people, calling ourselves the Deighton Group. As the local PHAB group was shutting down, the group got a lot bigger and we changed our name to 'Tolerance'. It was Craig I think who came up with the name we began appearing in local media and were becoming more well known, a local development officer who was called Jeremy Walker organised us into a fully-functioning group. I was asked to be co-ordinator, a job which I did for 7 years. Gemma Blagbrough was my second-in-command and transport secretary. With the help of the local development officer, we applied for funding for a variety of projects. As co-ordinator for the group I found myself doing a lot of the admin work, filling out funding forms, writing newsletters, doing radio and newspaper interviews, and going to various meetings to ask for money to get projects started.
Tolerance The Movie
The idea behind the film was one of Jeremy Walkers many ideas and it was a good one the aim of the film was simple We wanted to make a film that reflected the life of young disabled people in the 21st century. It was important to us as a group that it was funny, and that it would capture the humour within the group. At the same time, we wanted it to deliver a serious message about what it was like to live with a disability day-to-day.
Jeremy can be seen in a cameo in the finished film as Julie’s Taxi driver Julie was played by actress Claire Abbot
The film has five main themes: Employment, Social Life, Transport, Accessibility, and Relationships. We chose these themes because they were important areas of all the lives of the group members.
Also If we were going to make the film we wanted to be involved with it as much as possible provide as much of the cast and crew in the finished film as we could. In the end other members of Tolerance who were not in front of the camera worked in the sound and make up departments  
After a couple of false starts we approached a company called Eclipse Productions run by Richard Hellawell.
The script was written by Richard Hellawell with input from Tolerance members; myself and Jeremy Walker were the film’s producers. In keeping with the humour we wanted the film to portray, we included film spoofs of Officer and a Gentleman, Star Wars, and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
One major difference of opinion was who was going to act in our film. Richard wanted people he had worked with previously, where as myself and some of the group members had envisioned that we would use disabled actors. Was our film going to be stopped in its tracks before it had even started?
In the end we managed to reach a compromise and two of our disabled members appeared in the finished film: Gemma Blagbrough as the cinema manager; and Michael Weaver as a blind person using Huddersfield Train Station.
Filming began on 16th August 1999 but the most stressful days shooting was at Huddersfeild Train Station
Shooting scenes at Huddersfield Train Station
From Rob Martin’s photos, the train sequences where shot on 17 August 1999. I remember the day as being very stressful and bursting into tears!
Michael for me gives a very natural performance, and he and Claire Abbot work well together.
On the photo front we have 35 photos of this day’s filming – most of them in black and white. As it was Michael Weaver’s day, when he was playing a starring role, he appears in quite a few of the photos having a laugh with our leading lady, Claire Abbot. There are also some photos, when he was being made up by our make-up lady, Andrea Dowdall Goddard.
Since working on Tolerance, Andrea has worked on episodes of the Doctor Who spin-off, Torchwood, Coronation Street and the film, Guest House Paradiso. Andrea’s credits are on IMDB:  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1350227/?ref_=nv_sr_1
Gemma Blagbourgh was the second member of Tolerance to appear in the film, Gemma Blagbrough, appears as the cinema manager. All her scenes were shot on the last day of filming I had the day off that day but the rest of the cast and crew had to get up at 5.30am to shoot the cinema scenes. Gemma said about her Tolerance experience afterwards:
‘Yes I really enjoyed the whole experience of working on Tolerance. The only thing I didn’t like were the early mornings; the earliest being half past five in the morning when I had to film my scenes. It was long hours, but I wanted to show people with a disability that you can work and you can work in positions of authority.’
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Me with my producers hat on with the Tolerance film director Richard Hellawell sorry I look so miserable
Claire abbot with Michael Weever
Gemma Blagbourgh helping Michael learn his lines
Michael having his make up done
Gemma Blagbourgh as appears in the Tolerance film as the UCI cinema manager
Paul Lockwood doing his job as a sound man on the Tolerance film the picture also features Actors David Smith and Claire Abbot
More of the Tolerance production Team at Huddersfield Train station along with Director of Photography Ian Medley this photo features Liam Centeno who was given the nickname the party animal by the production team and Jonathan Lyndley
Notes Thanks to the following people for the pictures Rob Martin and Helen Batty thanks to Gemma Blagbourgh for the interview this new blog was put together using material from the the following blogs Gizza Job I can do that part 2 Tolerance Ability not in Ability a producers commentary Part 1 In the Beginning Tolerance Ability not in Ability a producers commentary Part 2 Transport and Tolerance Ability not in Ability a producers commentary Part 4 Accessibility
Thank you also to wikpedia for information on the history of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities
I would like to thank 2 members of Tolerance that are not mentioned in the blog and don’t feature in the photographs Claire Louise Wallice and Sandra Brennan whose contribution to the Tolerance film was just as valuable as everyone else’s
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