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everthegirlanachronism · 4 years

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Election 2020: Roundup of Haitian-American candidates

Photo by Diliff, design by Leonardo March.

Ahead of Nov. 3, an unprecedented number of voters will cast ballots weeks earlier due to the the Coronavirus pandemic. As they choose a president, many voters in the two states with the largest Haitian-American populations ‒ Florida and New York ‒ will also see Haitian-American candidates on their ballots.

With more than 425,000 Haitian-Americans in Florida and 200,000 in New York, according to the Census Bureau and community organizations, civic engagement is on full display. In addition to voting, at least 17 candidates from Haitian-American communities are seeking to represent constituents at the municipal, state, and federal levels.

Here is a roundup of notable Haitian-American candidates who may appear on your ballot, depending on where you live. The list is in order of office ranking.

Note: This roundup will be updated periodically ahead of the Nov. 3 election. To include a Haitian-American candidate in your city, county or state, email [email protected].

FLORIDA

Dotie Joseph, Florida House District 108

Joseph, a Democrat, is running to represent Florida House District 108 (Miami-Dade County) in the Nov. 3 election. She does not have a Republican challenger.

Joseph is running for her second term in the Florida House, where she serves on the Energy & Utilities, Higher Education Appropriations, Collective Bargaining and Local Administration subcommittees.

About 125,000 Haitians live in Miami-Dade County, according to data gathered by the Sant La Haitian Neighborhood Center.

Marie Woodson, Florida House District 101

Woodson, a Democrat, is running to represent Florida House District 101 (southeast Broward County). She faces Republican challenger Vincent Parlatore.

Woodson is seeking her first term in office after winning the Democratic primary in August. She spent more than three decades as a public administrator for Miami-Dade County before retiring in 2018. Read her profile here.

About 111,000 Haitians live in Broward County, the Sant La center has reported.

Nancy St. Clair, Florida House District 92

St. Clair is running as an independent candidate to represent Florida House District 92 (northeast Broward County). She faces incumbent Rep. Patricia Hawkins-Williams, a Democrat. St. Clair works in the legal industry and is pursuing a law degree at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale.

Gepsie Metellus, Miami-Dade County Commission

Metellus is running to represent District 3 on the Miami-Dade County Commission in a non-partisan race. She earned enough votes in the August primary to force a runoff election with current Commissioner Keon Hardemon in November.

Metellus is co-founder and executive director of the Sant La Haitian Neighborhood Center, a social services organization that serves Haitian immigrants in South Florida.

District 3 encompasses multiple Miami neighborhoods, including Little Haiti. Read more about Metellus and her candidacy here.

Linda Julien, Miami Gardens Council

Julien is running for Miami Gardens City Council, Seat 5, a non-partisan position. After garnering the second-most votes in the August primary, she faces incumbent Councilmember Andre Williams in a Nov. 3 runoff election.

A native of Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, Julien currently serves as economic development manager for the City of North Miami.

Per 2010 Census Bureau estimates, more than 9,100 Haitians live in Miami Gardens.

Nadia Assad, Lauderhill Commissioner

Assad seeks a position as a commissioner for the City of Lauderhill, Seat 3. She will run in a nonpartisan race against two other candidates, Kelly Davis and Ray Martin.

A community advocate, Assad works as an administration assistant for the City of Fort Lauderdale.

Lauderhill has about 8,600 Haitian residents, according to the Census Bureau’s 2010 figures.

Nancy Metayer, Coral Springs Commissioner

Metayer is a candidate for Coral Springs City Commission District 3, a non-partisan position. She will face five opponents on Nov. 3: Randal Cutter, Noor Fawzy, Andy Kasten, Jose Morera and Abel Pena.

Metayer has resided in Coral Springs for more than 20 years and works as a statewide coalition manager for NEO Philanthropy, a nonprofit dedicated to building social justice movements.

Coral Springs contains nearly 5,000 Haitian residents per 2010 Census Bureau estimates.

Ketley Joachim, Henry Raphael Dube and Daniela Jean, North Miami Beach Commissioner

Ketley Joachim, Henry Raphael Dube and Daniela Jean are all running in a non-partisan race for City of North Miami Beach Commissioner, Seat 3. They face each other as well as opponents Ruth Abeckjerr, Margaret Love and Dianne Weis Raulson on Nov. 3.

More than 9,800 Haitians live in North Miami Beach, according to the Census Bureau. Joachim, a native of Cap-Haitien, Haiti, has resided in North Miami Beach since 1995, where she has earned a reputation as a community advocate.

Dube currently works as a mortgage loan originator for Florida Preferred Mortgage, according to his social media pages.

Jean is a published author who also works as a risk management specialist for the neighboring City of North Miami.

NEW YORK

Constantin Jean-Pierre, 9th Congressional District

Jean-Pierre, a Republican, is running to represent New York’s 9th Congressional District (Brooklyn) in the Nov. 3 election. He faces incumbent Rep. Yvette Clarke, a Democrat, who has represented the district since 2013.

Jean-Pierre has worked for the New York City Department of Correction and coaches youth sports in the community.

More than 90,000 Haitian-Americans reside in Brooklyn.

Kimberly Jean-Pierre, Assembly District 11

Jean-Pierre, a Democrat, is running to represent District 11 (Suffolk County) in the state assembly. She faces Republican opponent Eugene Murray on Nov. 3. Jean-Pierre is serving in her third term as an assembly member.

In the assembly, she chairs the Subcommittee on Banking in Underserved Communities. Long Island, which includes Suffolk and Nassau counties, is home to more than 19,700 Haitians.

Michaelle Solages, Assembly District 22

Solages, a Democrat, is running to represent District 22 (Nassau County) in the state assembly. She faces Republican opponent Nicholas Zacchea in the November election.

Solages is in her fourth term as an assembly member and chairs the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus.

Clyde Vanel, Assembly District 33

Vanel, a Democrat, is running to represent District 33 (southeast Queens) in the state assembly. He is running unopposed in the Nov. 3 election and is in his second term as an assembly member.

Vanel chairs the assembly’s Subcommittee on Internet and New Technology.

Census Bureau data from 2010 shows that more than 40,000 Haitians live in Queens.

Rodneyse Bichotte, Assembly District 42

Bichotte, a Democrat, is running to represent District 42 (central Brooklyn) in the state assembly. She will run unopposed in the Nov. 3 election. District 42 spans the neighborhoods of Flatbush and East Flatbush.

Bichotte has served in the state legislature since 2015 and chairs the assembly’s subcommittee on the Oversight of Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBE).

Mathylde Frontus, Assembly District 46

Frontus, a Democrat, is running to represent District 46 (south Brooklyn) in the state assembly. She faces Republican challenger Mark Szuskiewicz on Nov. 3.

Frontus is running for her second term in the state assembly. She is a member of the committees on Aging, Children and Families, Mental Health, Economic Development, Tourism and Transportation.

Phara Souffrant Forrest, Assembly District 57

Forrest, a Democrat, is running to represent District 57 (Brooklyn ‒ Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights) in the state assembly. She defeated incumbent Assembly Member Walter T. Mosley in the Democratic primary. Mosley will appear on the November ballot under the Working Families Party ticket.

Forrest is a nurse, tenant activist and member of the Democratic Socialists of America organization.

This list was compiled with Sam Bojarski for The Haitian Times.

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screenviolense-a · 2 years

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muses that need more tlc, either interactions or opens. * is what i’m using to mark muses i need to write opens for. this also. mostly for my own reference unless you all are particularly interested

nino quincampoix *

aya drevis *

callum brodie *

celeste wright *

jurgen leitner

maggie short *

meriwether st. claire *

oliver cho

sarah carpenter *

merry *

lucky *

fauna

aneesa

farrah

ashlyn morgenstern

courtney morgenstern

viveca *

azumi fujita

erin greene *

cat chandler

jt forbes

ted logan *

jackson jekyll *

spectra vondergeist *

agatha of woods beyond

fionnula o’riley

buddy *

lyndsay *

violet nightshade

brigid tenenbaum

andrew ryan

diane mcclintock *

jasmine jolene *

elizabeth comstock

ella of frell *

persephone *

cordelia chase

jenny calendar

nancy drew *

annie edison

albert (mtap)

mei (mtap) *

sonia (mtap) *

remington *

marci forrester *

haru yoshioka *

bonnie applebottom *

granny applebottom *

elsie odair *

holland march *

bailey clarke

ellen *

rikki patil *

zinda blake

valerie geronimo

parvati holcomb *

atlas neredras

larianni

sten *

alexander king

august

emmaline wood

jade faust

mary lou walden

nadir khan *

bunny blanc *

raven queen *

erika

monica

lucy

melanie

marie

rosa

sonia magnolia

bobbi morse

cressida

dahlia lombard *

lidia posada

sancho alvarado *

sarah lyons *

clive dove *

katia anderson

emmy altava *

hershel layton *

garrett *

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claudia valentine

heather summers *

james whelan *

zhang jun

keats *

luke rutherford nolan

padme rutherford nolan

martin rutherford *

louisa julien *

mortimer allegri *

petra balboa

riley lynch *

robert woolf *

seraphim perrine *

tarot talbot *

viraj kaur *

abigail lockwood

dylas *

frey

illuminata *

ami mizuno *

rei hino *

bowie campbell

eleanor tate

johnny gat *

ben ravencroft

beau wilcott

bianca rivera *

claire parker *

daisy bright *

duke bright *

delilah *

jonas palmer *

rebecca jeffries *

skylar kohrs *

bertrand baudelaire

jerome squalor *

ara fusilli

dusty hogg *

kayleigh wintercrest

misty waters *

sancho paco panza

jakob horne *

ola song

hana

say’ri

panne

selkie *

orochi *

lorena thress *

maya torres

mack *

riza hawkeye *

gary galavant *

allison cooper *

kitty *

laura palmer *

emma pillsbury *

sadie oakley

tina cohen chang *

eudora patch *

rose blythe *

paul matthews *

m. gustave *

carina escobar

santos bergeron

elyse waldorf

pepper ortega *

karen

kathy

bloody mary *

nerissa *

dani clayton *

rebecca jessel *

willy wonka *

eleanor vance *

katarina bishop

roxy morton

marta cabrera *

elle woods

#ooc.

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limafm · 3 years

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LIMAFM PRESENTS THEIR SECOND EVENT: BLIND DATES

Dating’s rough out there! And it’s even more rough when you live in Lima. You’ve either already dated everybody or you’re friends with too many people to even consider asking them out. This is where Lima’s very own Breadstix comes in to save the day! The Italian restaurant will be closing its doors FRIDAY, JULY 16TH at 7PM EST to host a blind date night! Singles around Lima rejoice! Assuming your character filled out a form to come that night, pairs have been selected which you won’t know about until you sit down at your assigned table. While the event is set to be on Friday at 7pm est you’re welcome to para or interact before then. Make sure to get spicy with what happens at your character’s date! Maybe your character got stood up, maybe your character got paired with an ex, maybe the date was great and you set up a second date, or maybe the date was so awful you had to have your best friend save the day! Feel free to get creative!

Listed below are the pairs which have been selected based on sexuality (if they are closeted, they have a straight passing pair) and an online randomizer:

PAIRINGS:

Hope Clarington & Seth Evans

Hattie Wilde & Theo McIntosh

Bunny Wilde & Stevie Evans

Elijah Puckerman & Lily-Jane Fabray

Max Hummel & Mercedes Jones

Matthew Schuester & Sawyer Berry

Noah Puckerman & Anna Hudson

Chandler Pierce & Devon Rose

Blaine Anderson & Sebastian Smythe

Billie Puckerman & Jamie-Lynn Pierce

Jake Puckerman & Maisie Rose

Colby Cohen-Chang & Darcy Anderson

Relda Smythe & Claire St. James

Finn Hudson & Monica Berry

Ryan Cohen & Marley Rose

Julien Hudson & Blas Lopez

Evelyn Hayward & Lianndria Clarington

Ross Berry & Jonah Anderson

Pairings will be added accordingly with new characters

#limafmevent

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cowb0ygenius · 3 years

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Interview with Julien Baker | From the Music Desk

Julien Baker is set to release a new album, "Little Oblivions" on Feb. 26. Baker is coming off the heels of her collaboration with Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus in their group Boygenius, and she played at Eaux Claires one year, playing background as Hanif Abdurraqib read poetry. Abdurraqib also wrote Baker's bio for the "Little Oblivions" release and once we started on our shared love for his work, there was no stopping our conversation. -88Nine Radio Milwaukee

[transcript under the cut]

Hi Julien!

Hello Justin!

Hey, how ya doing?

Uh, doing pretty well! Yeah, how are you?

I’m good. Uh, even before going into- even before reading your bio I was going to ask you about Hanif Abdurraqib, and then-

Yeah!

And then I was so fortunate to read the bio [laughs]

I, when he agreed to do that, I was like- [gestures] I was like, emotional? I was like, “I love Hanif!” I actually met- it’s so weird, I like, met/heard, became familiar with his writing, his poetry at, like, a christian writing conference in Grand Rapids?

When?

Um… Oh my gosh, was it 2017? Had to be 2017. Because 2018… yeah. I think it was like a couple of years ago. Um, and then like-

Why were you both there? … Speaking on Christian writing?

Okay so here- the, um, the person who ran it, um, was so sweet, and had like- so we had played there… “we.” This was before I toured with a band. But uh, played with violin. We had played there at this Christian college, um, in Grand Rapids, like just on tour, because whoever ran the events was like- I don’t wanna say “really cool” as if that’s an anomaly for people who- for people of faith, but like-

Sure!

I played there, they had asked Torres to play there, you know-

Hanif was there…

Hanif was there. Yeah, it seemed like the people programming wanted to have a dialogue that wasn’t so- like- the- I don’t- man. It’s funny, ‘cause now I don’t really like using words like “secular.” Um.. [laughs] There’s just this weird otherness, when you call something “secular.” You’re like, “oh…. Secular.”

[laughs]

But uh.. yeah! Just wanted to incorporate, like, non-faith based art as an exploration of like, more abstract ways of how, how we see God?

Mhm.

Umm… like, what that even is? Which I- I like, of course, I was like 20 years old and I was like “THIS IS MY LANEE” Um, I gave at- at that- I’m s- I’m a little embarrassed, but also…. God bless young Julien. I gave like a fucking powerpoint presentation at that conference-

Wow!

AT THAT CONFERENCE, about how [laughs] about how hardcore music, um, was an analog to the tenets of the Gospel.

How so?

Oh my gosh. I don’t know. I-

Hit me with the thesis!

Man, I don’t wanna- I just- It’s funny because I- back then I was trying to have a thesis. And I thought I ha- I had a lot of philosophies to deploy. And now I don’t. [long pause] Uh… Now I don’t. I’m not so- It’s not like I’m not so sure of them but I just have… you know, even back then where it was like this weird disclaimer I would put at the beginning of everything, like, “well I don’t know anything, but what I’ve found and how I understand faith,” and it’s just kind of like… I… I now feel responsible for, kind of, representing an ideology, or trying to pitch people an ideology that was not realistic. [chuckles] Or like-

What was your ideology?

I don’t know! I thought that, that…. [scoffs] It was a lot of stuff. Um, I thought, you know, I thought living out my faith, and- God, this is probably- I don’t wanna do this to another artist, uh, and be like, “Well I really liked what they said, so I did just like them!” Uh, but I- my favorite band was mewithoutYou? And,

Mhm.

It still is! mewithoutYou rocks. Um, but, I like…. Took everything about their ethos and how... Aaron like, characterized God and like the things that they did and tried to apply it to my own life in this way that when I look back on it now was really like- it was like, not that extreme but I wanted to be? You know? I wanted to have like, one shirt.

Oh, yeah.

And to not have- and like, take all the rider food and walk around outside and give it to homeless people.

Yeah.

That’s not- like, okay.

I get that, I get that.

That’s not inherently bad! That is not inherently bad. But, like… I think that I like, hung all of those actions on this belief that like, there was a true- like if I could only just find out what being right is.

Mm.

What God wants. What, uh- how to best love other people. What the right thing to do is.

Mm.

Then I could- and I was like- but you know, it’s because I held all these crazy standards for myself, of being like… ultimately kind? Then when I was like human and I did something shitty, I would have a panic attack about it. You know?

Yeah. Yes.

Like… and, I was just like- but it’s basically so I’m standing up here in a frickin’ tweed blazer, at this Christian conference, trying to be like, “Here’s how I learned love.” Right? Like, “I learned love because people at a church that was a little bit more progressive than the churches I had been to in high school, um, invited me over for dinner, no strings attached, and I was happy that someone was taking interest in me and being kind to me and loving me with no caveat?”

Mhm.

And the other place I found that was.. punk shows. The other place I found that, was, you know, and it was all wrapped up to in like… me being attached to like, straight-edge ideology. Which ha- like, can be useful as like an offshoot of like an understanding of sobriety but also has a lot to do with purity culture? And like… [gestures]

Yeah.

You know? It’s- it’s just- difficult! And so now, I’m like- I just have less to say. You wouldn’t know it ‘cause I just talked, like-

[laughs]

I just had like a 10 minute run-on sentence, obviously. But like, I have- I have less.

You think that’s ‘cause you have a larger audience?

Woah!

You think it’s harder to say something if you have a larger audience?

…. Oh god. You know what? I was gonna say no, but actually that might be a part of it. Like, I’d never thought of it like that before, but- man. I used to, like, if I were gonna tweet something, something that I f- that I shouldn’t feel so anxious about like, like- tweeting.

Yeah.

Like, first of all, it’s Twi- it’s like an imaginary digital realm. Like, i- it’s powerful! It’s powerful to educate, to organize, to um- you know, especially like... whatever, I’m not even gonna get off on that, ‘cause that’ll be like the whole interview. But, I would st- I would have to- I would be like visibly sweating and have to turn my phone off if I was just like, “Hey! please like donate to this organization that’s trying to not put children in cages at the border.” But it’s like, why? I have- with my- with the whole fabric of my being believe that’s the right thing to do, and I have this like, “well what if, what if you’re wrong? What if you hurt someone’s feelings?” And I’m just like, dude- I- I- it’s just like, the more people- I didn’t even… When I was a kid, I just wanted to play music, and I pretty much thought that I was going to be a teacher, and then I was going to use summer break to tour with my band. And just kinda be… a thirty-year-old, like, rock chick.

Cool. Mhm.

Who was just… touring bars.

Cool teacher.

And like, I don’t- I don’t know! I didn’t want- but the same thing is, like, I had somebody say to me really early on, I was like- I said to them—it was my friend Ryan Rado, who made the painting for the Turn Out the Lights album cover—I was like, “Man, the most- I feel like the only thing I wanna do with a microphone when I get it is turn it away because I always learned about shows being about… gang vocals! And like-

[laughs]

And that’s kind of- that’s like- that’s literal, but also, it has implications on how you understand… your platform as a musician. It’s like yeah, I’m just, like… you know? All the people watching my band are just the other bands that just played. So we’re all kinda on the same…

[laughs]

…plane?

Uhuh? [laughs]

Um, and it’s like- now- and i- he said to me- he was like, “But you can’t change the fact that you have the microphone.”

Mhmm.

“So you’re going to have to say something into it anyway.”

Yeah.

And then I was like, “Well what do I say?” [chuckles] What do I say if I wanna- if I truly want the world to be a better place. What can I say, to make whoever follows the Julien Baker music account on Twitter-

[laughs]

-think about being a better person! And I’m not- like, it sounds like I’m be- I’m being so mean to myself, because like… that’s true. Like I want to put ideas and links to articles and history podcasts about like- I want to put that in front of the people that trust me enough to smash that follow button. You know? Like-

Yeah.

I- I wanna try. But I… I can’t, like, I think I- I really just wanted to be good. And-

Yeah.

But it’s so… I don’t wanna be like, “it’s hard to be good,” because that’s like a cop out of like, “Well, I should just be average.” [laughs] But like.. yeah man. It’s difficult, to all of the sudden have-

The-

Yeah-

There’s a low threshold for forgiveness on twitter, you know?

Good God, yeah. Yeah.

I mean it’s like that, you know, it’s hard!

Yeah!

I mean I- I- I read a tweet that Hanif liked today, you know it was like in my feed of, like, “Hanif liked this.” And it was like something about Ocean Vuong—who I love—um, but I guess like, Ocean like, said something today or something like that? And then it was like a… there was like a poet that was like, “This should also be a place for learning.” This- like, if someone said something, this should also be a place for forgiveness. And sometimes, we’re- sometimes we’re still figuring it out! And that’s okay-

Yeah!

-And that’s a really tough thing to do.

No, um, Ha- uh, I was just reading like, I think it was Hayley Williams was tweeting this whole long thing about like saying “womxn” with an x? And then like, like all- like, I didn’t even understand it. Like, what was the- I was just like, “okay!” I guess there was somebody that had a problem with this, and then she was just like, “Thanks. Thanks for letting me know that was problematic, I won’t do that anymore.” And I wish- I wish that I… ha- like- maybe I will get to a point where I’m like- It’s like, “I know I’m problematic! I’m- everybody’s problematic!”

[laughs]

But not least of all, me! You know?

[laughs]

Um, but I’m so afraid it’s like I will sit there and concoct what I want to say in an interview, or like- like when I have to do email interviews my manager will send me like four- like, “Hey, you- you really need to get this done”

[laughs]

Because I will sit here for seven hours, in this spot in my apartment, and be like, “That’s not the best way to say that! I could say it better!” You know, I’m just like- and then inevitably I’ll read it the next week and I’ll be like, “still sounds dumb.” Like, I just-

[laughs] You can’t win, Julien!

Can’t win! Yeah but it’s- it’s freeing. Its freeing to know that you can’t win.

For sure. Um- I’m going to have to wrap this up. We’re-

I’m so sorry!

Um- er- I think we have like two more minutes- I know, it’s been a quick 15. Yeah, um, you had said that mewithoutYou is, um, is your favorite band? And I would- I wanna come out of this with a song to play- could you tell me a mewithoutYou song that we can play? And why you like it?

Wowwww… okay. I’m sorry. I’m like a stan of them so I’m like mulling through their entire discography in my head right now.

Sure.

Um- oh my God. You know what? It’s a weird one, and I feel like.. mewithoutYou fans don’t hate me for not saying, like, 19- 1979 or whatever? But… um… play King Beetle and the Coconut Estate. That one’s really cool. It’s about beetles who think that God is like a light and then they all fight it- it’s like a really cool microcosmic little fable that is a really merciful way to look at humans trying to figure out what heaven or god or rightness is. But it’s just little bugs. [laughs]

[laughs]

Talking to each other! It’s really cute. King Beetle and the Coconut Estate.

Perfect

Yeah. Yeah!

Um, and thank you. I mean, that’s- that was the fastest 15 minutes I’ve uh ever spent!

Oh my gosh! We didn’t even- We just talked about a Christian music conference!

[laughs] We didn’t even really like get to Hanif, or-

I’m so- I’m so sorry!

Oh no, oh my God! The best is when you, uh, make a plan and then you throw the, you know, road map out the window.

Yeah!

This is my dream conversation!

Okay! [laughs] Well good! Thank you! It’s been- I’ve enjoyed this conversation quite thoroughly.

Me too! Thank you! Uh- and thank you for the, thank you for the music! Consistently throughout your career, and-

Oh! Yeah, I try!

And thanks for the, for the new record.

#julien baker #interview #little oblivions #2021 #88nine radio milwaukee #this interview is so good and cute!! she talks about the powerpoint she gave at that christian conference #transcript

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quigsilver · 10 months

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Mr. and Mrs. Mendoza, the first married couple on St. Julien Island!

#ts2 #ts2 gameplay #nh: st. julien island #hh: mendoza #eric mendoza #emily harris #actually...#emily mendoza #new tag lol #claire st. julien #sarah ryan #evelyn rudd #renee evans #aaron robinson #shane daniels #everyone who's invited may or may not become playable soon 👀

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nepoupdates · 3 months

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saw julien and laurie drinking the other night ... kinda want them to kith . just once , you know ? a bro kiss

alexa , play that one vine . i mean yeah , they should kiss . jules goes around kissing everyone ( and doing way more ) so why not throw laurie into the mix too ? ( @delicatlueur , @stclaires )

#about : julien grimaldi #about : laurie st. clair #event : ski trip 2023 #spotted.#m: sylvia #// she's in a silly goofy mood 2nite folks !

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redlabopedagogique · 3 years

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#Merci :

Aux enfants et à leurs familles.

A l’équipe de la Petite école : Maya Berezowski, Clizia Calderoni, Zineb El Houmi, Nathalie Eloy, Ivan Fatjo, Corentin Lorand, Alexis Lorich, Claire Pierrard et Sophie Senecaut.

Ainsi qu’à tous ceux et celles qui rendent ce projet possible :

Les ateliers de la rue Voot, Maria Abecasis, Olivier Belenger, Joseph Beni, Arnaud Bozzini, Muriel Brio, Muriel Brusselmans , Charlotte Julie et Sandrine du Campus Saint-Jean, Isabelle et Jean-François Cats, Anne et Antonio Castro Freire - Stichelmans, L’equipe du Cemome, Julianne Marie et Sébatien de La CODE, Celine Colmant, Nicolas Dechamps, Laure de Hesselle du magazine Imagine, Hélène de Fabribeckers, Carmen De Meyer, Matthias et Thibault De Meyer, Claude de Selliers de Moranville, Claire Deveux, Renald Dewinter, Sarah D’Hondt, Ibrahima Diokine, Benoît et Valentine du centre de santé mentale D’Ici et d’Ailleurs, Christine Durand-Havenith, Julien Dutertre, Sophie Hubert de la Fondation Joseph DENAMUR, Philippe Ector, Bénédicte Emsens, Dominique Emsens, Patricia Emsens, Jacques Feron, La Ferme Rose, la Fondation MAD Marguerite & Adrien Dassault, la Fondation Poussière d’étoiles, la Fondation Roi Baudouin, Gisele Frisch, Madame la Ministre Valérie Glatigny, Véronique Goddeeris, Géraldine Goubau, Claudio Guthmann, Fatou Hane, Geneviève Hardy, Maud Hagelstein, Bruno Herin, Elisabeth Hers, Véronique Jacques, Marc Janssen, Etienne Jockir, Veronka Koever, La Librairie Lagrange Points, Ariane Lippens, Luca Lucian-Claudiu, Vincent Macaux, Roseline Magnee, Laetitia Mairlot, Nathalie Meert, Eric Mercenier, Florence Minder, Guy Minder, Aika Mittler, Pascale de Media Graphics, Gerald Petit, Perspective Brussels, Axel Pleeck, Katharine Ratnoff, Delphine Rotthier, Andres Saavedra Ulloa, le Fonds Joseph Schepers - Germaine Lijnen, Yasmina Tarari, Gary et Pernelle de Tchaï, Linda Stevens, le Théâtre des Tanneurs, Julie Tenret, Jeannine Van Calster, Renee Van Langhendonck, Sylvie Vanommeslaghe, Sarah Van Parys, Venedig Meer Asbl, Bernadette Verbruggen, Caroline Verbruggen, ainsi qu’à Madame La Ministre Caroline Désir pour sa confiance et son précieux soutien.

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London, 2013

@ohhophelie

Note: A year before Adrian switched sides, he was still working as an assassin for the St. Clairs. He was sent to London to take out a Russian target.

“Castillo, we have a mole,” Serge handed him a photo attached to a one-pager. "Ido Colbert, or, actually – Igor Kalashov.

Adrian studied the man in the photographs. He didn’t look familiar, but then again, most of the St. Clair loyalists didn’t. The assassin didn’t spend more time with them than he absolutely had to. Save for Laure, Julien, the commandants and Margaux, Adrian’s interactions with the rest of the mob was limited.

"I want him taken out as soon as possible, but not until the last shipment goes out. We can’t afford it being late. Take care of it.”

And Adrian did.

Igor had been in charge of shipments to the United Kingdom. Once in London, Adrian had corresponded with a local drug dealer working for the Organization to lure Igor to a remote location, which she did.

Adrian waited for forty minutes for the pair to arrive. The blonde he’d recognised from the photographs seemed too put-together, and dressed in expensive clothing to be a drug dealer. It never seized to amazed Adrian, how many young people seemed to chase their thrills in all the wrong places. The target arrived shortly after.

It had been an easy kill.

The distance was so short from his hideout that Adrian didn’t even need his sniper rifle, his HK-416 had done the trick just fine. Although it had lacked the subtlety – Igor’s brains and blood ended up splattered all over the blonde’s face, dress and the concrete on which she stood on.

Oh, well. That’s what happened when little girls got tangled with mobs.

#flashback #Ophélie

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elcinelateleymickyandonie · 3 years

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Charles Laughton.

Filmografía

Películas

- Bluebottles, The Tonic, Daydreams (1928) Dir.: Ivor Montagu

- Piccadilly (1929) Dir.: Ewald Andrea Dupont.

- Wolves (1930).

- Down River (1931) Dir. Peter Godfrey

-El caserón de las sombras (The Old Dark - House, 1932) Dir. James Whale

- Entre la espada y la pared (The Devil and the Deep, 1932) Dir. Marion Gering

- Justicia divina/El asesino de Mr. Medland (Payment Deferred, 1932) Dir. Lothar Mendes

- El signo de la cruz (The Sign of the Cross, 1932) Dir. Cecil B. De Mille

- Si yo tuviera un millón (If I Had a Million, 1932) Dirs. Ernst Lubitsch, Norman Taurog, Stephen Roberts, Norman McLeod, James Cruse, William A. - Seiter y H. Bruce Humberstone

- La isla de las almas perdidas (Island of Lost Souls, 1932) Dir. Erle C. Kenton

- La vida privada de Enrique VIII (The Private Life of Henry VIII, 1933) Dir. Alexander Korda

- White Woman (1933) Dir. Stuart Walker

- The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934) Dir. Sidney Franklin

- Nobleza obliga (Ruggles of Red Gap, 1935) Dir. Leo McCarey

- Los miserables (Les Misérables, 1935) Dir. Richard Boleslawsky

- Rebelión a bordo (Mutiny on the Bounty, 1935) Dir. Frank Lloyd

- Rembrandt (Rembrandt, 1936) Dir. Alexander Korda

- Yo, Claudio (I, Claudius, 1937) Dir. Joseph von Sternberg.

- Bandera amarilla (Vessel of Wrath, 1938) Dir. Eric Pommer (Laughton es actor y coproductor de esta película).

- Las calles de Londres (St. Martin's Lane, 1938) Dir. Tim Whelan (Laughton es actor y coproductor de esta película).

- La posada de Jamaica (Jamaica Inn, 1939) Dir. Alfred Hitchcock (Laughton es actor y coproductor de esta película).

- Esmeralda, la zíngara (The Hunchback of Notre Dame, 1939) Dir. William Dieterle

- Laughton en la película Ellos sabían lo que querían (1940), con Carole Lombard y Frank Fay.

- They Knew What They Wanted (1940) Dir. Garson Kanin

- Casi un ángel (It Started with Eve, 1941) Dir. Henry Koster

- Se acabó la gasolina (The Tuttles of Tahiti, 1942) Dir. Charles Vidor

- Seis destinos (Tales of Manhattan, 1942) Dir. Julien Duvivier

- Stand by for Action (1943) Dir. Robert Z. Leonard

- Forever and a Day (1943) Dirs. René Clair, Edmund Goulding, Cedric Hardwicke, Frank Lloyd, Victor Saville.

-Esta tierra es mía (This Land Is Mine, 1943) Dir. Jean Renoir

- The Man from Down Under (1943) Dir. Robert Z. Leonard

- The Canterville Ghost (1944) Dir. Jules Dassin

- El sospechoso (The Suspect, 1944) Dir. Robert Siodmak

- El capitán Kidd (Captain Kidd, 1945) Dir. Rowland V. Lee

- Su primera noche (Because of Him, 1946) Dir. Richard Wallace

- Arco de triunfo (Arch of Triumph, 1947) Dir. Lewis Milestone

- El reloj asesino (The Big Clock, 1947) Dir. John Farrow

- El proceso Paradine (The Paradine Case, 1948) Dir. Alfred Hitchcock

- On our Merry way/A Miracle can Happen (1948) Dirs. King Vidor, Leslie Fenton, John Huston, George Stevens.

- The Girl from Manhattan (1948) Alfred E. Green

- Soborno (The Bribe, 1949) Dir. Robert Z. Leonard

- El hombre de la torre Eiffel (The Man on the Eiffel Tower, 1949) Dir. Burgess Meredith (codirectores no acreditados: Charles Laughton y Franchot Tone).

- No estoy sola (The Blue Veil, 1951) Dir. Curtis Bernhardt

- The Strange Door (1951) Dir. Joseph Pevney

- Cuatro páginas de la vida (O. Henry's Full House, 1952) Dir. Henry Koster

- Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd (1952) Dir. Charles Lamont

- Salomé (Salome, 1953) Dir. William Dieterle

- La reina virgen (Young Bess, 1953) Dir. George Sidney

- El déspota (Hobson's Choice, 1954) Dir. David Lean

- La noche del cazador (The Night of the Hunter, 1954) Dir. Charles Laughton (no aparece como actor en la película).

T- estigo de cargo (Witness for the Prosecution, 1957) Dir. Billy Wilder

- Bajo diez banderas (Sotto dieci bandiere, 1960) Dir. Diulio Colletti

Espartaco (Spartacus, 1960) Dir, Stanley Kubrick

- Tempestad sobre Washington (Advise and Consent, 1962) Dir. Otto Preminger.

Documentales

- The Epic That Never Was (1965). Dirigido por Bill Duncalf y presentado por Dirk Bogarde. Documental de la BBC sobre el rodaje de I, Claudius con diversas escenas acabadas. (VHS, DVD).

- Callow's Laughton (1987). Documental de la Yorkshire TV-ITV dirigido por Nick Gray y presentado por Simon Callow sobre Charles Laughton.

- Charles Laughton Directs The Night of the Hunter (2002). Documental dirigido por Robert Gitt a partir de tomas descartadas de la Película.

Teatro

Debut teatral (1913). Stonyhurst College, Reino Unido

- The Private Secretary per Charles Hawtrey

Teatro amateur (hasta 1925). Scarborough, Reino Unido

- The Dear Departed por Stanley Houghton

- Trelawney of The Wells por Arthur Wing Pinero

- Hobson's Choice por Harold Brighouse

1926

- The Government Inspector. por Nicolai Gogol. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Los puntales de la sociedad por Henrik Ibsen. Dir. Sybil Arundale

- El jardín de los cerezos por Antón Chéjov. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Las tres hermanas por Antón Chéjov. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Liliom por Ferencz Molnar. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

1927

- The Greater Love por James B. Fagan. Dir. James B. Fagan y Lewis Casson

- Angela por Lady Bell. Dir. Lewis Casson

Vestire gli ignudi por Luigi Pirandello. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Medea por Eurípides. Dir. Lewis Casson

- The Happy Husband por Harrison Owen. Dir. Basil Dean

- Paul Y por Dimitri Merejovski. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- Mr. Prohack por Arnold Bennet y Edward Knoblock. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

1928

- A Man with Red Hair por Benn W. Levy, a partir de la novela de Hugh Walpole. Dir. Theodore Komisarjevsky

- The Making of an Immortal por George Moore. Dir. Robert Atkins

- Riverside Nights por Nigel Playfair y A.P. Herbert. Dir. Nigel Playfair

- Alibi per Michael Morton, a partir de la novela de Agatha Christie. Dir. Gerald duMaurier

- Mr. Pickwick por Cosmo Hamilton y Frank C. Reilly, a partir de la novela de Charles Dickens. Dir. Basil Dean

1929

- Beauty por Jacques Deval (adapt. inglesa: Michael Morton). Dir. Felix Edwardes

- The Silver Tassie por Sean O'Casey. Dir. Raymond Massey

1930

- French Leave por Reginald Berkeley. Dir. Eille Norwood

- On the Spot por Edgar Wallace. Dir. Edgar Wallace

1930

- Payment Deferred por Jeffrey Dell, a partir de la novela de C.S. Forrester. Dir. H.K. Ailiff

1931

-Gira americana (Chicago y Nueva York) de Payment Deferred y Alibi (esta última retítulada The Fatal Alibi y dirigida por Jed Harris).

Old Vic: temporada 1933-34. Londres. Reino Unido. Todas las obras dirigidas por Tyrone Guthrie.

El jardín de los cerezos por Antón Chéjov. Dir. Charles Laughton

1951-52 Estados Unidos y Reino Unido (Gira).

Don Juan in Hell de Man and Superman por George Bernard Shaw. Dir. Charles Laughton.

1953 Estados Unidos (Gira).

John Brown's Body por Stephen Vincent Benet. Dir. y Adaptación: Charles Laughton (no apareció como actor).

1954 Estados Unidos (Gira).

The Caine Mutiny Court Martial por Herman Wouk, a partir de su novela. Dir. Charles Laughton (no apareció como actor).

1956 Nueva York, Estados Unidos.

Major Barbara por George Bernard Shaw. Dir. Charles Laughton

1956 Londres, Reino Unido

The Party por Jane Arden. Dir. Charles Laughton

1959 Stratford-upon-Avon, Reino Unido

El sueño de una noche de verano por William Shakespeare. Dir. Peter Hall

El rey Lear por William Shakespeare. Dir. Glen Byam Shaw.

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Laughton

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