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wikipediapictures · 9 months

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Formula One Air Racing

#formula one #formula one air racing #light aircraft #aircraft #cassutt formula one race plane #plane #airplane #wasabi #elliot seguin #wikipedia #wikipedia pictures #flight

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samanthasgone · 2 years

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How Elliot from Bless The Fall replied to my comment in his tweet 😂

The bass player also from Bless The Fall invited Jamie Ben andTyler Seguin from the Dallas Stars to watch them and Of Mice and Men play.

#bands #metalcore #bless the fall #of mice and men #dallas stars #san jose sharks #elliot gruenberg #jared warth #alan ashby #hockey #hockey players #tyler seguin #jamie benn #twitter #twitter post

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wintersoldierslover · 2 years

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my fic recs masterlist

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Bucky Barnes:

all bucky barnes

headcanon - blurb - one-shot - series

dbf!bucky - brothers bff - bff’s brother

neighbour - housewife reader

lumberjack - firefighter - bodyguard

priest bucky - college

football player - hockey player - boxer

professor - teacher - librarian/bookshop

coffee shop - soulmate - royal

other AUs - taboo

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Stranger Things characters:

all eddie munson - all steve harrington

eddie and steve (x reader)

billy hargrove - jason carver - mike wheeler

dmitri enzo antonov - jim hopper

robin buckley - nancy wheeler

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Outer Banks Characters:

all Rafe Cameron

all JJ Maybank

Rafe Cameron and JJ Maybank (x reader)

Pope Heyward - Topper Thorton

John B. - Sarah Cameron

Kiara Carrera

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Marvel characters:

Wanda Maximoff - Kate Bishop

Natasha Romanoff - Yelena Belova

Peter Parker - Pietro Maximoff

Steve Rogers - Stephen Strange

Frank Castle - Matt Murdock

Moon knight - Steven Grant

Joaqín Torres - Clint Barton

Loki Laufeyson - Druig

Eddie Brock - Miles Morales

Miguel O’hara - Hobie Brown

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Harry Potter characters:

Sirius Black - Remus Lupin

James Potter - Poly!Marauders

Lily potter - Cedric Diggory

George Weasley - Fred Weasley

Severus Snape - Tom Riddle

Draco Malfoy

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Avatar (James Cameron) charachters:

neteyam - aonung - lo’ak

rotxo - kiri - spider

jake sully - neytiri - tsu’tey

tonowari - ronal - colonel quaritch

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Top Gun chracters:

Fanboy - Hangman - Rooster - Bob

Iceman

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Wednesday characters:

Xavier Thorpe - Ajax Petropolus

Wednesday Addams - Divina

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Bridgerton characters:

Anthony Bridgerton - Benedict Bridgerton

Colin Bridgerton

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Criminal Minds characters:

Spencer Reid - Aaron Hotchner

Derek Morgan

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The Last of Us characters:

Joel Miller - Ellie Williams

Abby Anderson

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The Devil All The Time characters:

Tommy Matson - Lee Bodecker

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Uncharted characters:

Nate Drake - Sam Drake

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Euphoria characters:

Elliot (Euphoria) - Fezco

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On My Block characters:

Mario Martinez - Oscar Diaz

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Modern Family characters:

Luke Dunphy - Alex Dunphy

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Ted Lasso:

Roy Kent - Jamie Tartt

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NHL players:

Matthew Ktachuk - Trevor Zegras

Nolan Patrick - Tyler Seguin

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Actors:

Sebastian Stan - Joseph Quinn

Jamie Campbell Bower - Danny Ramirez

Drew Starkey - Rudy Pankow

Ben Hardy - Bella Ramsey

Jenna Ortega

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Miscellaneous characters:

Eli ‘Hawk’ Moskowitz - Marcus Baker

Rodrick Heffley - Hunter Sylvester

Lloyd Hansen - Ari Levinson

Nick Fowler - Tangerine

Rhett Abbott - Hayden ‘Harvard Hottie’

Colin (Not Okay) - Min Ho (Xo, Kitty)

Ash (No Exit) - James Maguire (Derby Girls)

Jake Peralta - Nick Miller - Brian O’conner

Anakin Skywalker - Bruno Madrigal

Tadashi Hamada - Kakashi Hatake

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Miscellaneous real people:

Billie Eilish - AEW Hook

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*Updated whenever there’s a new character <3

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vm4vm0 · 10 months

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NOAH // Christian Löffler (Official Music Video) from Mishka Kornai on Vimeo.

The ways in which we connect with one another are shaped by the tools we use to communicate. When the old tools disappear, those forms of connection die with them.

This video explores the experiences of three real people in three different cities.

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MONTRÉAL // Ohannes “Johnny” Bedrossian LONDON // Magdalene Mills + Gerald Vanderpuye BERLIN // Dylan Kerr + Jack Scollard

Directed by Mishka Kornai Produced by Theia.Studio Commissioned by Ki Records / Juste Survilaite

Editor: Patrick Moccia Producer: Letty Houldsworth Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli Movi Operators: Austin Sumner-Grass, Sal Redpath, Robert Paul Kothe Montreal Producer: Rachelle Alexandra Fleury Post Production: Ethos Studio Camera assistants: Jon Barlas, Elliot Poyzer, Lukas Schaaf, Tucker Grindstaff Archival Scanning: Gary Munden Additional Still Photography: Jack Scollard, Letty Houldsworth London Casting: Anna McAuley London Makeup: Holly Gallienne-Schmidt Compositing: Mishka Kornai Paintouts: Tanner Merrill Production Assistant: Kenny Bernklau, Special Thanks: Jerad Anderson, Arthur Jongebloed, Gaia Seguin Lutz, Victoria Perlini, Kate Villevoye, Pippy Houldsworth, Will Niava, Dan Carr, Jeremy Comte, Sophia Murlowski, Judith Jakob, Post-Moderne, Ariel Fisher, Trevor Doherty, Luke Orlando, Fraser Munden, Rebecca Hearn, Ellen Zweig

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SEATTLE ROOMMATE ASSIGNMENTS & THE HOTEL

It’s time for a weekend in Seattle! We decided on the luxury Four Seasons hotel for the stay so take advantage of all it has to offer. The hotel has many amenities such as an outdoor pool, outdoor firepit, restaurant & bar, full service spa, 24 hour in-room dining, babysitting and, of course, free wifi.

If you’re sharing a room with two or three other adults you will be staying in the Deluxe Bay View Room. Depending on your situation there will be either on king-size bed or two double beds. You’ll get a view of the bay, a full marble bathroom, refrigerated private bar, cable television, in-room movies, a coffee concierge, laptop & video games on request and free slippers & bathrobes.

If you signed up with children then you will be staying in a Deluxe Elliot Bay Suite. There’ll be one king-sized bed (or two double beds if you prefer) and a separate bedroom with a crib or rollaway bed. You’ll get a view of the bay, a full marble bathroom & guest powder room, a dining table, refrigerated private bar, cable television, in-room movies, a coffee concierge and free slippers & bathrobes.

So, without further ado, below you will find the room assignments. Remember if you signed up single you were randomised a roommate for the trip. If we missed any names then please let us know. We will take late sign-ups today only.

PREDETERMINED ROOMS

Chris Evans & Lily James

Tom Holland & Zendaya

Freddy Carter & Amita Suman

Shay Mitchell & Selena Gomez

Ben Barnes & Tom Hardy

Connor Swindells & Kit Young

Misha Collins & Zayn Malik & Jensen Ackles

RANDOMLY PAIRED ROOMS

Taylor Swift & Emilia Clarke & Victoria Pedretti

Kit Harington & Harry Styles

Lily Collins & Sabrina Carpenter & Sydney Sweeney

Nina Dobrev & Simu Liu

Emily Blunt & Chris Hemsworth

Lili Reinhart & Elizabeth Olsen & Liz Gillies

Dove Cameron & Gigi Hadid & Leigh-Anne Pinnock

Luke Hemmings & Lucy Hale & Hailee Steinfeld

Joe Jonas & Ryan Gosling & Alex Calvert

Zoey Deutch

FAMILY ROOMS

Evan Peters & Perrie Edwards + Axel

Jake Gyllenhaal & Brie Larson + Heath

Andrew Garfield & Emma Stone + Louise

Jamie Benn & Nikki Bella + Kayden

Tyler Seguin & Sofia Carson + Mya

Sophie Turner + Willa

Louis Tomlinson + Freddie

#mmevent #mmseattle

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loretranscripts · 5 years

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Lore Episode 29: The Big Chill (Transcript) - 7th March 2016

tw: graphic violence

Disclaimer: This transcript is entirely non-profit and fan-made. All credit for this content goes to Aaron Mahnke, creator of Lore podcast. It is by a fan, for fans, and meant to make the content of the podcast more accessible to all. Also, there may be mistakes, despite rigorous re-reading on my part. Feel free to point them out, but please be nice!

Some places are more frightening than others. It’s hard to nail down a specific reason why, but even so, I can’t think of a single person who might disagree. Some places just have a way of getting under your skin. For some it’s the basement, for others it’s the local graveyard. I even know people who are afraid of certain colours. Fear, it seems, is a landmine that can be triggered by almost anything, and while history might be full of hauntingly tragic stories that span a variety of settings and climates, the most chilling ones – literally – are those that take place in the harsh environment of winter: the incident at Dyatlov Pass; the tragedy of the Donner party; even the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 took place in the freezing waters of the north Atlantic. Winter, it seems, is well equipped to end lives and create fear, and when I think of dangerous winters, I think of Maine, that area of New England on the northern frontier. If you love horror, you might equate Maine with Stephen King, but even though he’s tried hard over the last few decades to make us believe in Derry and Castle Rock and Salem’s Lot, the state has enough danger on its own. Maine is also home to nearly 3500 miles of coastline, more than even California, and that’s where the real action happens. The Maine coastline is littered with thousands of small islands, jagged rocks, ancient lighthouses and even older legends, and all in the cold north, where the sea is cruel and the weather can be deadly. It’s often there, in the places that are isolated and exposed, that odd things happen, things that seem born of the circumstances and climate, things that leave their mark on the people there – things that would never happen on the mainland. And if the stories are to be believed, that’s a good thing. I’m Aaron Mahnke, and this is Lore.

The coastline of Maine isn’t as neat and tidy as other states’. Don’t picture sandy beaches and warm waves that you can walk through; this is the cold north, the water is always chilly and the land tends to emerge from the waves as large, jagged rocks. Go ahead and pull up a map of Maine on your phone, I’ll wait. You’ll see what I mean right away – this place is dangerous, and because of that, ships have had a long history of difficulty when it comes to navigating the coast of Maine. Part of that is because of all the islands - they’re everywhere. According to the most recent count, there are over 4,600 of them, scattered along the coastal waters like fragments of a broken bottle. One such fragment is Seguin Island. It’s only three miles from the mainland, but it’s easy to understand how harsh winter weather could isolate anyone living there very quickly, and when you’re the keeper of the lighthouse there, that isolation comes with the job. The legend that’s been passed down for decades there is the story of a keeper from the mid-1800s. According to the tale, the keeper was newly married and, after moving to the island with his bride, they both began to struggle with the gulf between their lives there and the people on the coast. So, to give his wife something to do with her time – and maybe to get a bit of entertainment out of it for himself – the keeper ordered a piano for her. They say it was delivered during the autumn, just as the winter chill was creeping in. In the story, it had to be hoisted up the rock face, but that’s probably not true; Seguin is more like a green hill pretruding from the water than anything else but, hey, it adds to the drama, right? And that’s what these old stories provide –plenty of drama. When the piano arrived the keeper’s wife was elated, but buyer’s remorse quickly set in. You see, the piano only came with the sheet music for one song. With winter quickly rolling in from the north, shipping in more music was impossible, so she settled in and made the best of it. The legend says that she played that song non-stop, over and over, all throughout the winter. Somehow she was immune to the monotony of it all, but her husband, the man who had only been hoping for distraction and entertainment, took it hard. They say it drove him insane. In the end, the keeper took an axe and destroyed the piano, hacking it into nothing more than a pile of wood and wire, and then, still deranged from the repetitive tune, he turned the axe on his wife, nearly chopping her head off in the process. The tragic story always ends with the keeper’s suicide, but most know it all to be fiction. At least, that’s the general opinion, but even today, there are some who claim that if you happen to find yourself on a boat in the waters between the island and the mainland, you can still hear the sound of piano music drifting across the waves.

Boon island is near the southern tip of Maine’s long coastline. It’s not a big island by any stretch of the imagination, perhaps 400 square yards in total, but there’s been a lighthouse there since 1811 due to the many shipwrecks that have plagued the island for as long as Europeans have sailed in those waters. The most well-known shipwreck on Boon Island occurred there in the winter of 1710 when the Nottingham Galley, a ship captained by John Deane, wrecked there on the rocks. All 14 crew members survived, but the ship was lost, stranding them without help or supplies in the cold winter. As the unfortunate sailors died, one by one, the survivors were forced to eat the dead or face starvation, and they did this for days, until fishermen finally discovered and rescued them. But that’s not the most memorable story from Boon Island, that honour falls to the tale of Katherine Bright, the wife of a former lighthouse keeper there in the 19th century. According to those who believe the story, the couple had only been on the island for a few months when Katherine’s husband slipped while trying to tie off their boat. He fell and hit his head on the rocks and then slid unconsciously into the water, where he drowned. At first, Katherine tried to take on the duties of keeping the light running herself, but after nearly a week, fishermen in York on the mainland watched the light flicker out and stay dark. When they travelled to the island to investigate, they found Katherine sitting on the tower’s stairs. She was cradling her dead husband’s corpse in her arms. Legend has it that Katherine was brought back to York along with her husband’s body, but it was too late for her. Just like the lighthouse they had left behind, she was now cold and dark. Some flames, it seems, can’t be relit.

There’s been a lighthouse on the shore of Rockland, Maine, for nearly 200 years. It’s on an oddly-shaped hill, with two large depressions in the face of the rock that were said to remind the locals of an owl. So, when the light was built there in 1825 it was, of course, named Owls Head. Give any building long enough, mix in some tragedy and unexplainable phenomenon, and you can almost guarantee a few legends will be born. Owls Head is no exception. One of the oldest stories is a well-documented one from 1850. It tells of a horrible winter storm that ripped through the Penobscot Bay area on December 22nd of that year. At least five ships were driven aground by the harsh waves and chill wind. It was a destructive and fierce storm, and it would have been and understatement to say that it wasn’t a wise idea to be out that night – on land or at sea. A small ship had been anchored at Jameson Point that night. The captain had done the smart thing and gone ashore to weather the storm inside, but he left some people behind on the ship. Three, actually: first mate, Richard Ingraham, a sailor named Roger Elliot, and Lydia Dyer, a passenger. While those three poor souls tried to sleep that night on the schooner, the storm pushed the ship so hard that the cables snapped, setting the ship adrift across the bay. Now, it’s not exactly a straight shot south-east to get to Owls Head, it’s a path shaped more like a backwards “C” to get around the rocky coast, but the ship somehow managed to do it anyway. It passed the breakwater, drifted east and south, and finally rounded the rocky peninsula where Owls Head Light is perched, all before smashing against the rocks south of the light.

The three passengers survived the impact and, as the ship began to take on water, they scrambled up to the top deck – better the biting wind than the freezing water, they assumed – and then they waited, huddled there under a pile of blankets against the storm, just waiting for help. When the ship began to actually break apart in the waves, though, Elliot, the sailor, was the only one to make an escape from the wreckage. I can’t imagine how cold he must have been with the freezing wind and ocean spray lashing at him from the darkness, but standing on the rocks with his feet still ankle-deep in the waves, he happened to look up and see the lighthouse on the hill. If he was going to find help, that was his best option, so he began to climb. He was practically dead by the time he reached the lighthouse, but when he knocked, no one answered. A moment later, the keeper of the light rode up the path on a sleigh, having been out for supplies, and realised at once that Elliot needed help. He took him in, gave him hot rum and put him into a warm bed, but not before Elliot managed to whisper something about the others.

The keeper immediately called for help and gathered a group of about a dozen men. Together, they all travelled down to the shore, where they began to look for the wreck of the ship and the people who may still be alive onboard. When they found the remains of the schooner, the men began to carefully climb across the wreckage, looking for signs of the other passengers. It was treacherous work – the wood was encrusted in ice and each step swayed dangerously with the waves. When they finally found them, they were still on the portion of the deck where Elliot had left them, but they seemed to shiver whenever the light of the lantern washed over them. Climbing closer, the men discovered why: Ingraham and Dyer were both encased in a thick layer of ice, completely covering their bodies. They were frozen. Not taking any chances, the men somehow managed to pry the couple free from the deck of the ship and the entire block was transported back up the hill to the lighthouse. All that night, they worked fast and carefully. They placed the block in a tub of water and then slowly chipped away at the ice, and as it melted, they moved the limbs of each person in an attempt to get their blood flowing again, and somehow, against all logic and medical odds, it worked. It took them a very long time to recover, but Ingraham and Dyer soon opened their eyes. Ingraham was the first to speak, and it was said that he croaked the words “what is all this? Where are we?” Roger Elliot didn’t survive the aftermath of the shipwreck. Maybe it was the trauma of climbing up the hill to the lighthouse, soaked to the bone and exposed to the freezing winds of the storm. Perhaps it was an injury he sustained in the shipwreck itself, or on the climb to the lighthouse. Dyer and Ingraham faired better, though. They eventually recovered and even married each other. They settled down and raised a family together in the area, all thanks to the man who died to bring them help when all seemed lost.

Later stories from inside Owls Head lighthouse have been equally chilling. Although there are no other tragic events on record there, it’s clear from the first-hand accounts of those who have made Owls Head their home that something otherworldly has taken up residence there. The Andrews family was one of the first to report any sort of unusual activity on the property. I can’t find a record of their first names, but the keeper and his wife lived there along with her elderly father. According to their story, one night the couple was outside and looked up to see a light swirling in her father’s window. When they climbed the stairs, they found the older man shaking in his bed from fright. Some think he might have seen the old sailor, a common figure witnessed by many over the years. When John Norton was keeper in 1980, he claimed to have seen the same apparition. He had been sleeping, but when a noise woke him up, he opened his eyes to see the figure of an old sea captain standing over his bed, just… staring at him. The old sailor has been blamed for mysterious footprints that tend to appear in the snow, footprints that could be found on the walk toward the house. The prints never seem to have an origin point, and always end abruptly in the middle of the sidewalk. Others have claimed to feel cold spots in the house, while some have gone on record to swear that brass fixtures inside the lighthouse, fixtures that were usually tarnished and dark, would be found mysteriously polished. None of the keepers have been able to figure out who was doing the cleaning for them, though. There have been other stories as well, tales of a white lady who has been frequently seen in the kitchen, of doors slamming without anyone in the room, and of silverware that has been heard to rattle in the drawers. Despite this, though, most have said that they felt at peace with her there – more at peace, at least, than they are with the old, bearded sailor.

In the mid-1980s, Andy Germann and his wife, Denise, lived there while tending the light. They moved in and settled into life on the harsh coast of Maine. Andy divided his time between tending the light and a series of renovations to the old lighthouse, which left the yard outside rather chaotic and full of construction materials. One night after climbing into bed, the couple heard the sound of some of the building supplies outside falling over in the wind. Andy pulled on his pants and shoes and left the room to go take care of the mess before the wind made it worse. Denise watched him leave, and then rolled back over to sleep with the lamp still on. A short while later, she felt him climb back into bed. The mattress moved, as did the covers, and so she asked out loud how it had gone, if there had been any trouble or anything unusual, but Andy didn’t reply, so Denise rolled over. When she did, she found that Andy’s spot in bed was still empty. Well, almost. In the spot where he normally slept beside her, there was a deep depression in the sheets, as if an invisible body were laying right there beside her. Of course, it was just the dent where Andy had been sleeping moments before. At least, that’s what she told herself, but thinking back on it later, Denise admits that she has doubts. There were moments when she was laying there, staring at the impression in the sheets, that she could have sworn the shape was moving. Maybe she was too level-headed to get upset, or perhaps she was too tired to care. Whatever the reason, Denise simply told whoever it was to leave her alone, and then rolled over and fell back asleep. At breakfast the next morning, she wanted to tell Andy about the experience, thinking he would laugh it off and help her to explain it away, but before she could, he told her his own story. It turns out Andy had an unusual experience of his own the previous night. He explained how, as he had exited the room and stepped out into the dimly lit hallway, he saw what he could only describe as a faint cloud hovering close to the floor, and this cloud, he said, had been moving. According to Andy, when he walked down the hall, it moved right up to his feet and then passed on through him. That’s when Denise asked Andy where the cloud had been going. “Into the bedroom,” he told her. “Why?”

You don’t have to travel to a lighthouse to bump into tales of the unexplained or otherworldly. You can hear them from just about anyone you meet, from the neighbour down the street to your real estate agent, but lighthouses seem to have a reputation for the tragic, and maybe that’s understandable – these are, after all, houses built to help save lives in a dangerous setting. It might be safe to say that the well for these stories runs deeper than many place – but are they true? Like a lot of stories, it seems to depend on who you talk to. Keepers across the decades have had a mixed bag of experiences. Some see odd things, and some don’t. Maybe some people just connect to the stories more than others and go looking for hints and signs where there are none. One recent family described their time there as “normal”. They never saw ghosts, never watched objects move, and felt right at home the whole time they were there. Another family, though, acknowledged that something unusual seemed to be going on in the lighthouse. They would find lightbulbs partially unscrewed and the thermostat would constantly readjust itself – perhaps whatever it is that’s haunting the lighthouse is just very environmentally conscious. It’s easy to laugh off most of these stories, but we’ve never lived there, we’ve never heard or felt something that can’t be explained away, and like most samples of data, there’s always the outlier. Another family who lived at the lighthouse in the late 1980s claimed to have experienced their fair share of unusual activity, though. One night, while Gerard and Debby Graham were asleep, their three-year-old daughter, Claire, quietly opened her eyes and sat up in bed. She stared into the darkness for a moment, as if carefully listening to something, and then climbed out of her bed and left the room. Her little bare feet patted on the cold floor of the hallway as she made her way down towards her parents’ room. Inside, she slowly approached the side of their bed, and then tapped her father on the arm to wake him. When he did wake up, he asked Claire what was the matter. The little girl replied that she was supposed to tell him something. “Tell me what?” he father asked. “There’s a fog rolling in,” Claire replied, somehow sounding like someone infinitely older. “Sound the horn”. When he asked her who had told her this, the little girl looked at him seriously. “My friend,” she told him, “the old man with the beard.”

[Closing statements]

#lore podcast #aaron mahnke #podcast transcripts #maine #hauntings #transcripts #29

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kohlerkitlyn · 6 years

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My Cousin Reacting to Hockey Players Pt 1

Disclaimer, these are just random observations from someone who doesn't even know what a puck is made out of. No feelings were trying to be purposely hurt. We love everyone.

JOE THORNTON

- OMG why is he so fucking ugly

- first thing I noticed is his beard and that he's homeless

PATRICK SHARP

- ooohhh yesss so cute, he's old but I'd fuck him

CLAUDE GIROUX

- reminds me of my boyfriend

- also looks like a dad (The C means he's a captain) SO HE IS A DAD

JONATHAN TOEWS

- (on telling her how Toews is pronounced) WHAT. Fucking Canadians man.

- looks like Elliot from SVU

- he's demonic, look at those eyes

PATRICK KANE

- cute but dopey, like a stoner, he smokes a lot of weed doesn't he? (ahhh. . no. .)

- (how old do you think he is?) 22? Maybe 21. (He's 29) Jeeeez. . .

- (him and jonny love each other, don't question it) that's okay, I ship it man (it's #kazer) yesss. . . #kazer

TYLER SEGUIN

- (he's every girls wet dream) yeah I can tell. . .

- looks 28 and hot (close, he's 26) getting better.

ALEXANDER OVECHKIN

- is he A Rab (A Rab. . . .? You mean Arabic?) yes! is he? (no he's russian) what??? ewwww he's support to have light hair

- he looks 40 (he's only 32) WHAT!

CONNOR MCDAVID

- he looks like the new peter pan

- he's def 21 (niiice, I'm proud)

BRAD MARCHAND

- looks 34, could be flint lockwood or my uncle ricky (flint lockwood?? fucking hell. . .)

- (he's nhl's dirties player, he has licked and kissed players before and is super rough) ewwww (he's honestly an okay guy off the ice, I swear) okay if you say so

TUUKKA RASK

- looks weird and scary but he looks nice tho (what?. . )

- kinda looks like he's a child molester (oh my god. . .)

- jesus he looks 42 (he's only 31) how the fuck

PART 2 (will eventually put a link)

I could only put 10 pics soooo

#patrick sharp #patrick kane #jonathan toews #brad marchand #alexander ovechkin #joe thornton #claude giroux #tyler seguin #connor mcdavid #tuukka rask #nhl #cousin reacts to the gifts god gave us

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planetalkinguk · 3 years

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Episode 386 - A Mixed Bag

Join Carlos, Matt Nev and Armando for this week's programme.

In this week's show we look at the worlds greatest low cost carriers, one airline makes their A320s idle and Ryanair pop a cork In the military a Boeing 757 will be the testbed for the new Tempest fighter; the Luftwaffe unveils its new A312neo transport; a Us Navy training jet crashes near Dallas Texas and a B-2 Bomber runs off the runway in Missouri.

It's the final part of Nik Codling's interview with Elliot Seguin where we ask him 'that' question, Nev concludes his chat with Johnny at Pytch Air.

Nev also shares with us the first part of a 3-part special interview with Captain Nick as he catches up with Mike Wildeman - Wow, what a story! You definitely don't want to miss this series!

Don't forget you can get in touch with us all at : WhatsApp +44 757 22 491 66 Email [email protected] or comment in our chatroom on YouTube.

Here are the links to the stories we featured this week :

British Airways 777 pilots wanted in Doha https://onemileatatime.com/news/british-airways-pilots-qatar-airways/ https://www.aerotime.aero/29046-ba-pilots-to-fly-qatar-airways-boeing-777s

Commercial airliner modified to be flying lab for 6th-gen Tempest fighter https://newatlas.com/military/commercial-airliner-modified-flying-lab-6th-generation-tempest-fighter/

World's best budget airlines in 2021 ranked https://www.mirror.co.uk/travel/cheap-flights/worlds-best-budget-airlines-2021-25096575 https://www.worldairlineawards.com/worlds-best-low-cost-airlines-2021/

Luftwaffe’s first A321neo unveiled https://www.airway1.com/luftwaffes-first-a321neo-unveiled/

Man convicted of causing public nuisance after gluing himself to British Airways plane https://simpleflying.com/man-who-glued-himself-to-british-airways-embraer-jet-jailed/ https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-58678274 https://news.sky.com/story/james-brown-former-paralympian-convicted-of-causing-public-nuisance-after-gluing-himself-to-british-airways-plane-12366560 https://www.mylondon.news/news/south-london-news/extinction-rebellion-vow-hold-vigil-21691824 https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/extinction-rebellion-protester-grounds-flight-at-london-city-airport-a4258331.html

Military Jet Crashes in Lake Worth Neighborhood, 2 Pilots Injured: Officials https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/military-plane-crashes-in-lake-worth-neighborhood-injuries-reported-officials/2746125/ Video from https://www.wafb.com/2021/09/19/military-aircraft-crashes-lake-worth-texas-authorities-say/

Ryanair Returns To Cork: Irish Base To Reopen In December https://simpleflying.com/ryanair-reopens-cork-base/ https://www.corkairport.com/docs/default-source/default-document-library/cork-airport-recovery-scheme-2021-t-amp-c.pdf

B-2 bomber crashes in Missouri after in-flight malfunction; none injured https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/your-air-force/2021/09/17/b-2-bomber-crashes-in-missouri-after-in-flight-malfunction-none-injured/

CRJ200 carried out closed-tower take-off despite warning of opposite inbound flight https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/crj200-carried-out-closed-tower-take-off-despite-warning-of-opposite-inbound-flight/145563.article https://avherald.com/h?article=4ed4c68b&opt=0 http://www.caa.co.za/Accidents%20and%20Incidents%20Reports/ZS-ALJ%20and%20ZS-CMG.pdf

LATAM to equip A320s with engine-idle descent function https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/latam-to-equip-a320s-with-fuel-saving-engine-idle-descent-function/145590.article

'Extraordinary' pigs step in to protect Schiphol airport from marauding geese https://www.theregister.com/2021/09/28/pigs_deter_geese_at_schiphol/

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congrats on your milestoneeee!!!🥰❤️✨

🎡🎡🎡

top five goalies :)

top five players on teams you love :)

top five players on teams you dislike/are indifferent to :)

(feel free to ignore any that you’re not comfortable with🙂👍)

thank youuu!!! i love all of these questions, even though they were really tough!!!

🎡 top five goalies: 1) Anton Khudobin 2) Marc-Andre Fluery 3) Brian Elliot 4) Jacob Markstrom 5) Igor Shesterkin

🎡 top five players on teams I love 1) Tyler Seguin 2) Colton Parayko 3) Anthony Beauvillier 4) Roope Hintz 5) Jaden Schwartz

🎡 top five players on teams i dislike/indifferent to 1) Tyson Jost 2) David Pastranak 3) Mitch Marner 4) Elvis Merzlinkins 5) Brayden Point

join my summer sleepover!

#summer sleepover #this was so difficult!!!#because i love a lot of people #asked and answered

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artwalktv · 4 years

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The ways in which we connect with one another are shaped by the tools we use to communicate. When the old tools disappear, those forms of connection die with them. This video explores the experiences of three real people in three different cities. —————————— MONTRÉAL // Ohannes “Johnny” Bedrossian LONDON // Magdalene Mills + Gerald Vanderpuye BERLIN // Dylan Kerr + Jack Scollard Directed by Mishka Kornai Produced by Theia.Studio Commissioned by Ki Records / Juste Survilaite Editor: Patrick Moccia Producer: Letty Houldsworth Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli Movi Operators: Austin Sumner-Grass, Sal Redpath, Robert Paul Kothe Montreal Producer: Rachelle Alexandra Fleury Post Production: Ethos Studio Camera assistants: Jon Barlas, Elliot Poyzer, Lukas Schaaf, Tucker Grindstaff Archival Scanning: Gary Munden Additional Still Photography: Jack Scollard, Letty Houldsworth London Casting: Anna McAuley London Makeup: Holly Gallienne-Schmidt Compositing: Mishka Kornai Paintouts: Tanner Merrill Production Assistant: Kenny Bernklau, Special Thanks: Jerad Anderson, Arthur Jongebloed, Gaia Seguin Lutz, Victoria Perlini, Kate Villevoye, Pippy Houldsworth, Will Niava, Dan Carr, Jeremy Comte, Sophia Murlowski, Judith Jakob, Post-Moderne, Ariel Fisher, Trevor Doherty, Luke Orlando, Fraser Munden, Rebecca Hearn, Ellen Zweig

#Videos & Films

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hotfps · 4 years

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The ways in which we connect with one another are shaped by the tools we use to communicate. When the old tools disappear, those forms of connection die with them. This video explores the experiences of three real people in three different cities. —————————— MONTRÉAL // Ohannes “Johnny” Bedrossian LONDON // Magdalene Mills + Gerald Vanderpuye BERLIN // Dylan Kerr + Jack Scollard Directed by Mishka Kornai Produced by Theia.Studio Commissioned by Ki Records / Juste Survilaite Editor: Patrick Moccia Producer: Letty Houldsworth Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli Movi Operators: Austin Sumner-Grass, Sal Redpath, Robert Paul Kothe Montreal Producer: Rachelle Alexandra Fleury Post Production: Ethos Studio Camera assistants: Jon Barlas, Elliot Poyzer, Lukas Schaaf, Tucker Grindstaff Archival Scanning: Gary Munden Additional Still Photography: Jack Scollard, Letty Houldsworth London Casting: Anna McAuley London Makeup: Holly Gallienne-Schmidt Compositing: Mishka Kornai Paintouts: Tanner Merrill Production Assistant: Kenny Bernklau, Special Thanks: Jerad Anderson, Arthur Jongebloed, Gaia Seguin Lutz, Victoria Perlini, Kate Villevoye, Pippy Houldsworth, Will Niava, Dan Carr, Jeremy Comte, Sophia Murlowski, Judith Jakob, Post-Moderne, Ariel Fisher, Trevor Doherty, Luke Orlando, Fraser Munden, Rebecca Hearn, Ellen Zweig

#IFTTT #Vimeo

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adamlarssin · 7 years

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So if you need me today, you can find me locked in my room, sobbing while I watch all of the precious All Star Drafts and Breakaway Challenges.

#remember when Jabenn and seggy sat on that couch together unaware they'd be one of the biggest bromances in the NHL in a few years?#remember when Carey price got drafted when he was in the middle of drinking his coffee?#remember when seguin and kessel got traded for each other?#remember when duchene showed off those sick lacrosse moves?#remember when James Neal brought out DIERKS FUCKING BENTLY??#remember when john Scott almost scored on that spin-o-Rama move #remember when Brian Elliot took a selfie with tarasenko on his shot #REMEMBER WHEN PAVELSKI AND BURNS BROUGHT OUT LIL BURNS AND LIL PAVELSKI??#AND THEN SCHNEIDER AND LUONGO WERE FIGHTING IN NET???!!'#anyway i digress #rip all star game in general #I can't wait to see what they replace the challenge with #ffs #2017 nhl all star game #all star stuff #hockey

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killthefuckinglights · 7 years

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looking at a gifset of tyler seguin:

me: oh look, it's tyler say-gin

elliot: no, that's weird. it's suh-gwen.

me: I know right. suh-gwen sounds so extra.

elliot: well he is pretty extra so

#it's fuckin stuck and that's how it's gonna be #story of my life #punkgang #tyler seguin

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vm4vm0 · 4 years

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NOAH // Christian Löffler (Official Music Video) from Mishka Kornai on Vimeo.

The ways in which we connect with one another are shaped by the tools we use to communicate. When the old tools disappear, those forms of connection die with them.

This video explores the experiences of three real people in three different cities.

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MONTRÉAL // Ohannes “Johnny” Bedrossian LONDON // Magdalene Mills + Gerald Vanderpuye BERLIN // Dylan Kerr + Jack Scollard

Directed by Mishka Kornai Produced by Theia.Studio Commissioned by Ki Records / Juste Survilaite

Editor: Patrick Moccia Producer: Letty Houldsworth Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli Movi Operators: Austin Sumner-Grass, Sal Redpath, Robert Paul Kothe Montreal Producer: Rachelle Alexandra Fleury Post Production: Ethos Studio Camera assistants: Jon Barlas, Elliot Poyzer, Lukas Schaaf, Tucker Grindstaff Archival Scanning: Gary Munden Additional Still Photography: Jack Scollard, Letty Houldsworth London Casting: Anna McAuley London Makeup: Holly Gallienne-Schmidt Compositing: Mishka Kornai Paintouts: Tanner Merrill Production Assistant: Kenny Bernklau, Special Thanks: Jerad Anderson, Arthur Jongebloed, Gaia Seguin Lutz, Victoria Perlini, Kate Villevoye, Pippy Houldsworth, Will Niava, Dan Carr, Jeremy Comte, Sophia Murlowski, Judith Jakob, Post-Moderne, Ariel Fisher, Trevor Doherty, Luke Orlando, Fraser Munden, Rebecca Hearn, Ellen Zweig

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ozkamal · 4 years

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The ways in which we connect with one another are shaped by the tools we use to communicate. When the old tools disappear, those forms of connection die with them. This video explores the experiences of three real people in three different cities. —————————— MONTRÉAL // Ohannes “Johnny” Bedrossian LONDON // Magdalene Mills + Gerald Vanderpuye BERLIN // Dylan Kerr + Jack Scollard Directed by Mishka Kornai Produced by Theia.Studio Commissioned by Ki Records / Juste Survilaite Editor: Patrick Moccia Producer: Letty Houldsworth Colorist: Kaitlyn Battistelli Movi Operators: Austin Sumner-Grass, Sal Redpath, Robert Paul Kothe Montreal Producer: Rachelle Alexandra Fleury Post Production: Ethos Studio Camera assistants: Jon Barlas, Elliot Poyzer, Lukas Schaaf, Tucker Grindstaff Archival Scanning: Gary Munden Additional Still Photography: Jack Scollard, Letty Houldsworth London Casting: Anna McAuley London Makeup: Holly Gallienne-Schmidt Compositing: Mishka Kornai Paintouts: Tanner Merrill Production Assistant: Kenny Bernklau, Special Thanks: Jerad Anderson, Arthur Jongebloed, Gaia Seguin Lutz, Victoria Perlini, Kate Villevoye, Pippy Houldsworth, Will Niava, Dan Carr, Jeremy Comte, Sophia Murlowski, Judith Jakob, Post-Moderne, Ariel Fisher, Trevor Doherty, Luke Orlando, Fraser Munden, Rebecca Hearn, Ellen Zweig

#IFTTT #Vimeo

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planetalkinguk · 3 years

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Episode 385 - Two's Company

Join Matt & Nev for this week's programme.

In this week's show: BA have canned their short haul operations out of LGW until further notice, Boeing reportedly investigating empty tequila bottles found on a future Air Force One and a wrong turn took student's PA-28 into approach path of a B737.

Armando has a wonderful interview with an aviation photographer from Reno, Nev brings us Part 1 of the Pytch Air series and we continue Nik Codling's interview with test pilot Elliot Seguin in this show.

If you want to see what we got up to earlier this year check out these highlights: https://youtu.be/KXASgGW2Wy8

Don't forget you can get in touch with us all at : WhatsApp +44 757 22 491 66 Email [email protected] or comment in our chatroom on YouTube.

Here are the links to the stories we featured this week :

COMMERCIAL

British Airways axes plans to create low-cost subsidiary at Gatwick following union discussions https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/107918-union-pulls-out-of-talks-about-british-airways-new-lcc https://www.ft.com/content/f5e19a35-65d5-494c-8a39-6e338a3e848e https://www.headforpoints.com/2021/09/23/confirmed-british-airways-to-close-gatwick/

Ryanair to remove no change fee COVID policy from 1 October https://thepointsguy.co.uk/news/ryanair-new-change-fee/

Demand For U.K.-U.S. Flights Surge After White House Commits To Relax Covid Travel Restrictions https://www.forbes.com/sites/carlieporterfield/2021/09/21/demand-for-uk-us-flights-surge-after-white-house-commits-to-relax-covid-travel-restrictions/

Northern Pacific Chooses 757s for New Transpacific Services https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/air-transport/2021-09-22/northern-pacific-chooses-757s-new-transpacific-services

Criminal indictment imminent for former Boeing 737 MAX chief technical pilot, report says https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/criminal-indictment-imminent-for-former-boeing-737-max-chief-technical-pilot-report-says/?utm_source=marketingcloud

Boeing reportedly investigating empty tequila bottles found on a future Air Force One https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/20/business/boeing-air-force-one-tequila/index.html https://www.wsj.com/articles/tequila-bottles-found-on-new-boeing-air-force-one-jet-11631985335#

Wrong turn took student's PA-28 into approach path of 737 https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/wrong-turn-took-students-pa-28-into-approach-path-of-737/145582.article

General Aviation gets post-Brexit boost from planned reforms including on pilot licences https://www.gov.uk/government/news/general-aviation-gets-post-brexit-boost-from-planned-reforms-including-on-pilot-licences https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/lord-frost-statement-to-the-house-of-lords-16-september-2021 https://publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/GA%20opportunities%20after%20leaving%20EASA%20(CAP2146).pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/980399/general-aviation-roadmap-spring-2021.pdf

Air France Boeing 777 Returns To Beijing After Overpressure In AC Pipe https://avherald.com/h?article=4ed6f04b

EMIRATES LAUNCHES FIRST AIRLINE VR APP IN OCULUS STORE https://globetrender.com/2021/09/23/emirates-launches-first-airline-vr-app-oculus-store/#cb-video-overlay https://youtu.be/XovpWIS4vqU

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#Plane Talking UK Podcast Aviation News Radio Show Carlos Nev Matt Armando

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