#frank bristow

[spline-reticulator]

Celebrating Winterfest and Ginnie’s acceptance into university!

#ts4 #the sims 4 #ts4 gameplay #the bristow family #bristow gen 8 #frank bristow #becca clarke #ginnie bristow #grace bristow #gillian bristow #gemma bristow

[thisnightissparkling089]

Guest star question for you! Who have been your top 5 guest/recurring characters overall?

Oooh, thank you for this! This is going to take some work.

Honestly I really liked Charlie Bristow, Wesley and Angela's security detail. She was such a badass, multifaceted woman and the confusion over who Wesley thought he was hiring is absolutely hilarious to me😅

Silas! I loved his addition in S3 and wish he stuck around more. The kid was a great wingman for James and was super talented, kind, and caring. I'm sad we don't get to see him anymore.

Ellroy is another character I truly enjoyed! He and Nolan teaming up in 4x22 was unexpected, but hey, Ellroy proved he can hold his own! Also, I bet that podcast he has with Nell is quite informative.

My man, Oscar! A complete and total narcissistic sociopath, but boy can he bring the comic relief. I'm actually quite interested to see how things go in prison with him and Elijah. Because I suspect that Oscar will be protective of Nolan and team in the way an older sibling is. IE, I can fuck with them, but no one else can.

Lastly, Frank Tesca. Not so much the character in this instance, but the fact that they got Michael Rooker to guest star. I was not expecting that! I really enjoy him as an actor and I think he absolutely nailed the creepy old guy routine quite well.

Thanks again, Sarah, this was fun! I always welcome asks, as I'm always down to procrastinate😅

#chenford #the rookie #asked and answered #ask me anything #ask game #ask #send asks

[rubbish78]

Frank Iero being his unhinged self live projekt revolution in Bristow, VA on 08/19/2007 (x)

#guitar gun #frank iero #gerard way #projekt revolution #mcr #my chemical romance #the black parade era #tw: flashing lights #rubbish78gifs #my gifs #feral frank #fire #tw: shitty footage

[booksandchainmail]

Pale 10.b

In the twilight gloom, small, narrow eyes caught the light peered out of the neighbor’s bushes.  Watching her.

goblin?

“It’s still not going to make me a Dancer again.”

I like the capitalization here: it's not about how much physical ability to dance she regains, but that she's no longer part of the social group

“Don’t lie!” Melissa shouted.  Her eyes barely left the cigarette as her mom’s hand moved, then went back to her mom’s face, making eye contact.  “You never cared!  You never understood what I meant when I was gymnastics level four!  You dropped me off and went to get coffee most of the time!  You don’t know what I lost!  My friends dropped me and they treat me like I did something wrong!”

get this girl out of urban horror and into a sports anime

At the windowsill, a lit, uncrushed cigarette sat with the burning end just off the edge, glowing, a curl of smoke rising.

just monitoring her, or trying to get her caught? Could get her out of Kennet and no longer a problem

“We called a friend,” Lucy said.  “In Winnipeg.  Cheap apartment in an okay building.  In-house counselor.  Some friendly faces.”

Clem? I can't remember if Bristow's building was in Winnipeg, but that's the only housing connection I can think of

“They’re serious.  These are emergency plans for if they die or get kidnapped.  Treat that with the respect that it deserves.”

yeah, I get why Melissa is angry and frustrated no one will tell her anything, but it should be clear Avery and Lucy aren't fucking around with her with how serious they are. Actually, talking with Clem would probably help with the frustration, since she lived with that for decades and knows how bad getting in deeper can be.

Whatever she said next was heard by Louise, Lucy, Avery, and Snowdrop alone, because Lucy threw the cigarette down the road.  The wind picked it up, and it was carried away, through spaces that weren’t Kennet.

oh! I had assumed this was a Melissa interlude, but is it actually Cig? Is this arc going to take us through the various Kennet Others? We've already had John, and Tashlit to close out the last arc.

Good way for readers to take stock of various sides before the conflict breaks out.

He’d moved from America to Canada twenty years ago, for political reasons, and had said he wouldn’t go back until things were in a better place.

wildly curious as to what these politics are. That would be around 2000... could be response to 9/11?

“I’ve been seeing my son in my dreams,” Anthony Wenzel said.  “Was going to say it in group, but it felt stupid. Every night for almost a week.”

Carmine influence in general, or Alpeana?

Melissa waited for a bit, then scrounged under her bed. She pulled out a big blue pill bottle. “They want me to fuzz the brain a bit, forget the supernatural?” she mused, quiet.  “This could work, right?  At least my ankle won’t be twinging.” She tossed back two pills and washed them back with some water.

:|

well that's one way to deal with it

Bound and Sworn to only go after bad cops and corrupt lawyers who drink, which is most cops and all lawyers, in my frank opinion. He has to out them and dismantle the systems they’ve built on his way out.

based

“Only two.  Codeine, I think left over from her ankle.  To fuzz her Awareness and maybe let go of it.”

the question is will this work with only a couple of doses, or if she's going to be permanently keeping herself fuzzy

"Blood everywhere, more aggression.” “We were going to send the goblins out with the compasses tonight, again.”

looks like Verona hid the furs well

“I’ll go.  I’ll leave, I- I meant no insult, I-”

putting a pin in this thought:

The world of practice and Others works according to older rules and ways of viewing the world. It was brought up a few chapters before, in how many realms heavily practice slavery, and I've mentioned in how practice goes through apprenticeship chains and formal Other society functions on fealty.

Here we have it again, where this clockwork Other's response to being stopped from murdering a girl is not guilt over the murder, but worry that doing so in someone else's town is an insult to them.

“I don’t want excuses.  Or apologies.  How can we use you?  Can you find missing things?”

glad to see that losing the furs is a big problem for her

The cigarette lay there, burning in the dirt, amid candles. “Good looking out. Not a word of this to others.”

hmm, so does Cig know about the CB conspiracy? I suppose it would be hard to keep secrets from it... and Edith's wording here makes me hope that most of the Kennet Others are uninvolved

“I love stories,” the man said.  “I write, so it’s great inspiration.  I’ll pay for any you can find.  Real ones, I’ll know if they aren’t real.  Anything spooky, anything weird.”

witch hunter?

“Let him go,” Edith said.  “And very quietly, let’s warn the others who are cooperating with us.  Let him hunt the ones who aren’t.”

fuck.

I suppose that will be something to keep an eye on over the next chapters, who seems to know to be cautious.

#booksandchainmail reads pale #pale #wildbow

[lovesclassicposts]

Tagged by: @andallthatmishigas

Tag Game: Tag 9 people you’d like to get to know better

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Currently Watching: restarted Mike & Molly.

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Favorite Color: navy blue

Currently Consuming: nothing not hungry

First Ship: I think my first ship was Jordan and Woody on Crossing Jordan

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[mikegunnill]

111 years since the Titanic sank.

There are many stories about the sinking of the Titanic and the people who sailed on her. This my story; originally published in Bygone Kent magazine issue:37 Number 2, over 8 pages.

The Titanic sank on the 15th April 1912. Of the 2,223 onboard, 1517 were lost.

Many were searching for a new life in the United States. One of these was 36-year-old Kate Buss 1873-1972 from Sittingbourne, Kent. She was making the journey alone to marry her Kent-born fiancé, Samuel Willis in San Diego in California. Kate survived and they married three weeks after the disaster.

Picture: Kate Buss before leaving Kent.

Samuel Willis ran a tailor’s shop in Sittingbourne, first in the High Street and then later at 110 East Street. Kate Buss was born at 37 Shakespeare Road, Sittingbourne. In 1901 her father James Buss was listed as a grocer-postmaster at 68 Shortlands Road, Sittingbourne.

Picture: Kate Buss, birth home in Sittingbourne, Kent.

Samuel Willis sailed to America in 1908 and settled in San Diego and then opened his own grocery store. Saving enough, to send money back to Kent to pay for his wife-to-be voyage. Kate sailed on a second-class ticket for E-Deck, number 27849, which cost £13.

At 11.40pm on the 14th April she heard a crash and went on deck. Meeting a friend, she returned to her cabin and put more clothes on, then returned on deck. Along with a female friend they were escorted to lifeboat Number 9. Kate later wrote to a friend, Elsie Sparkes in Halling, Kent: “ I’d just my nightdress, my dressing gown and a long coat. It was terribly cold by the iceberg.”

“ I’ve lost everything to remind me of home, all my photographs, my letters, everything except my rings and watch.”

Lifeboat Number 9 was lowered at 1.30am and it was picked up by the Carpathia at 6.15am. The ship picked up 712 people from 13 lifeboats. The rescue ship arrived at Pier 54 in New York at 9.25pm on the 18th April.

Picture: The lifeboat arriving off the rescue ship; Carpathia.

Staying in the east side of New York at the home of; Reverend William Dalziel 1855-1935 and his wife, Emma 1856-1921, formally of Greenstreet near Faversham. Kate wrote to her mother in Sittingbourne.

“ I do hope you don’t believe most of the newspaper stories. I am well and want you to know this. I have been preserved from reporters, who have been trying to find me.”

She later left New York and started the journey to San Diego, where she was reunited with Samuel Willis. Kate wrote several letters to friends in Halling, near Rochester. “ They had to haul me up the last few steps of the rescue ladder and then someone wrapped me in a rug. I had hot brandy and water in the saloon.”

The memory of the terrifying climb, she said would stay with her for the rest of her life.

Kate married Samuel Willis as planned on Saturday, 11th May 1912.

Picture: Kate Buss and Samuel Willis.

Kate Willis never spoke in public about the tragedy but did so in private, when she became emotional. She successfully avoided the press and didn’t testify to either, to the American or the British boards of inquiry.

In one of the few public statements she made, Kate said: “ I willingly would have waited, if I had known how few lifeboats there were.”

On the 12th July 1972, Kate Buss Willis died in Independence, Oregon. On her gravestone her daughter added a,  “ Titanic survivor.”

Picture: Kate Buss Willis in 1950.

Passengers from Kent who died during the Titanic disaster were:

William Thomas Bevan,19 of 95 Richmond Road, Gillingham.

Harry Bristow, 39 of Station Parade, Shortlands, Bromley.

Richard Henry Rouse, 50, of 30 New Road, Sittingbourne.

Thomas Leonard Theobald, 34, 8 Cromer Street, Strood.

Alfred Rush,16, a friend of the Theobald family.

Bernard John Boughton, 25, of 12 Hardinge Road, Ashford.

Percival Thorneycroft, 36 of Bearsted.

Frank Goldsmith, 33 of 22 Hone Street, Strood.

A more complete version was published in Bygone Kent magazine. http://bygonekent.org.uk/

Relations of the Buss and Willis families, helped with details used in this article.

(c) Mike Gunnill 2023.

#Kate Buss #Kate Buss Willis #Titanic #Sittingbourne #San Diego #Willis #bygonekent #mikegunnill

[iwouldlovetoeatyourtoast]

Ten Favorite Characters, Ten Different Fandoms

tagged by @iadoremusicals, in no particular order:

Frank Lundy, Dexter

Miss Parker, The Pretender

Raymond Reddington, The Blacklist

Hannibal Lecter, The Silence of the Lambs

Jack Bristow, Alias

Niles, The Nanny

Barry Glickman, The Prom

Georg Nowack, She Loves Me

Stanley James, Uncoupled

Helga Pataki, Hey Arnold

#long post #and i'm throwing on a #person: favorite theatre actor #just so i can find it later #did i just make new she loves me gifs so they'd have more than 15 frames and also text? #mayyybe

[hbhughes]

Jean Butchko

Jean Butchko, 92, of Swoyersville, died Tuesday, October 10, at Lehigh Valley Health Network Hospital, Hazleton.

Born March 13, 1931, in Glen Lyon, PA, she was the daughter of the late Andrew Sable and Anna Kebba Sable. She graduated from Newport Township High School in 1948 and Nesbitt Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in 1951. After completing nurses’ training, she was employed at Nassau General Hospital in Mineola, NY, as an operating room nurse. She returned to the Wyoming Valley in 1953 and took a position as staff nurse and head nurse at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. She met her husband, Michael, and they were married July 31, 1954. At that time, she did private duty nursing.

She left the profession to raise her children. When she returned to work, she was employed by Valley Crest Nursing Home, Wilkes-Barre, as a staff nurse and then night supervisor, retiring in 1994.

Jean enjoyed vacations with her family at Wildwood Crest, NJ. She also enjoyed bus trips with good friends. She was an avid Penn State football fan. Her greatest joy was in her children’s achievements.

She was a member of St. Mary of Czestochowa Church in Swoyersville, prior to consolidation with St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her loving husband of 61 years, Michael Butchko, and two brothers, Edward and Thomas Sable.

She is survived by her children Ann Marie Tarapchak and her husband, Richard, Drums; Jean D’Angelo and her husband, Frank, Center Valley; and Michael Butchko and his wife, Amy, Bristow VA; granddaughters Sadie Stuart and Jana Tarapchak.

A mass of Christian burial will be held Tuesday, October 17, at 11 AM at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Swoyersville. Interment will follow in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Swoyersville.

Friends may call Tuesday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 AM at Hugh B. Hughes Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, PA 18704.

The family wishes to thank Dr. William Boyle and his staff for many years of compassion and caring.

[don-lichterman]

Steel Pulse is Tonight on Friday Night Lights from this year’s Rototom Sunsplash on The Main Stage, Now Playing is “Sight For Sore Eyes by Aerosmith from ‘Live Bootleg’ (Columbia)(1978) Album! Live Jam is Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

You can hear the entire highly anticipated Steel Pulse Live performance from the renowned Rototom Sunsplash 2023 Festival on friday Night Lights tonight on Live Jam!

It promises to be an unforgettable experience for reggae and music fans everywhere. The legendary Steel Pulse band, known for their signature sound and socially conscious lyrics, are sure to deliver an incredible performance that will leave the audience in awe.

Rototom Sunsplash, one of the biggest and most respected reggae music festivals in the world, has been the go-to destination for music lovers for over 25 years. With a vibrant atmosphere filled with passionate fans and world-class performances, this event has become a must-attend for anyone who loves good music.

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Playing Now and Just Played at Live Jam

18:37 Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man

18:29 Dr. John - In a Sentimental Mood / Mississippi Mud / Happy Hard Times (Medley) (Live at Miles Davis Hall 2012)

18:26 Aerosmith - Sight For Sore Eyes (live)

18:21 Jimi Hendrix - Red House

18:17 Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed

18:08 Phish - Sample In A Jar

18:02 Unknown - NPR News Now (Long)-draft-10.06.202317

17:59 Pink Floyd - The Last Few Bricks

17:54 Aerosmith - Draw The Line

17:51 Graham Nash - Military Madness

17:49 David Bowie - Scary Monsters (Live)

17:44 Rush - Dreamline

17:39 Leonard Cohen - Story Of Isaac

17:35 Tom Petty - Serves You Right to Suffer (Live at the Fillmore, 1997)

17:31 David Bowie - Fame (Live)

17:25 Dead & Company - It Hurts Me Too (Live at Jiffy Lube Live, Bristow, VA, 7/8/22)

17:20 Leonard Cohen - The Gypsy's Wife

17:14 Lovebites - The Unbroken

17:09 The Allman Brothers Band - Leave My Blues At Home

17:02 Dr. John - Big Chief (Live at Miles Davis Hall 2011)

16:59 Kris Kristofferson - Loving Her Was Easier Live at Gilley s

16:51 Thin Lizzy - Still In Love With You (Live At The Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, USA / 1977 / Remastered 2022)

16:47 Jimmy Buffet - Fins

16:36 Phish - Suzy Greenberg

16:33 Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas?

16:30 The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There

16:24 Fairport Convention - Flatback Caper

16:19 The Rolling Stones - Salt of the Earth

16:11 Frank Zappa - The Torture Never Stops (Live)

16:04 Grateful Dead - Mission in the Rain (Live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, 6/10/1976)

16:02 Jimmy Buffett - Defying Gravity

15:56 Paul McCartney - A Day In The Life/Give Peace A Chance

15:52 Blondie - Pretty Baby (live)

15:49 Elton John - The Bridge

15:44 The Eagles - I Can't Tell You Why

15:40 Morrissey - Redondo Beach

15:34 KISS - Let Me Go Rock & Roll (Live)

15:30 Ringo Starr - Evil Ways (Live)

15:27 Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again

15:21 Ringo Starr - Oye Como Va (Live)

15:16 Stevie Nicks - Rhiannon (Live)

15:12 The Police - De do do do, De da da da

15:08 Rod Stewart ft. Ron Wood - Tonights the Night (Gonna Be A

15:06 The Beatles - I'll Get You

15:01 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call Me The Breeze

14:56 Aerosmith - Seasons Of Wither

14:54 Ramones - Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment (live)

14:51 10,000 Maniacs - Because The Night

14:48 The Blues Brothers Band - Soulfinger

14:45 The Pogues - Star Of The County Down

14:41 Carly Simon - Letters Never Sent (Live At Grand Central, New York, NY - April 2, 1995)

14:36 Elton John - Nikita

14:32 Elvis Costello & The Attractions - 5 The Beat

14:29 Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach - Make It Easy On Yourself

14:25 U2 - One

14:14 Grateful Dead - Morning Dew (Live at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73)

14:09 Billy Joel - Prelude / Angry Young Man (Live in Moscow & Leningrad, Russia - July/August 1987)

13:54 The Radiators - Hardcore (Medley)

13:51 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Lively Up Yourself

13:49 Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage (live)

13:44 The Who - The Real Me

13:40 Phil Collins - Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me (Live)

13:37 Oingo Boingo - No One Lives Forever

13:32 Leonard Cohen - Famous Blue Raincoat

13:29 Elton John - The Last Song

13:27 King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Parking (Live in Brussels '19)

13:24 The Pogues - Tuesday Morning

13:16 Phish - Kill Devil Falls

13:11 Scorpions - Robot Man

13:06 05. Tom Petty - Psychotic Reaction

13:03 Oasis - Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)

13:00 Rush - The Seeker

12:59 The Kinks - A Well Respected Man

12:57 Tom Petty - You Are My Sunshine (Live at the Fillmore, 1997)

12:54 Green Day - Nice Guys Finish Last (BBC Live Session)

12:50 David Bowie - Under Pressure (Live)

12:47 Wings - Let Me Roll It

12:43 Thin Lizzy - Rosalie (Live At The Rainbow Theatre, UK / 29th March 1978)

12:40 Wilco - Kicking Television

12:35 Ozzy Osbourne - Road to Nowhere

12:32 Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks - The Fireman

12:23 Pink Floyd - Echoes, Part II

12:21 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Star Spangled Banner

12:18 The Allman Brothers Band - Mountain Jam - reprise 2

12:14 Elton John - Your Song

12:10 Jimmy Buffett - Margatiaville

12:04 Unknown - NPR News Now (Long)-draft-10.06.202308

12:00 The Cranberries - Zombie

11:55 Grateful Dead - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad

11:48 Genesis - 12 I Can't Dance

11:45 Zach Bryan - From Austin (Live)

11:40 The Rolling Stones - Mixed Emotions

11:37 Jimmy Buffett - Morris' Nightmare

11:34 Dire Straits - Love Over Gold

11:28 Martin Garrix Live Tomorrowland 2023 - II

11:25 The Weeknd - The Hills

11:14 Rush - Xanadu

11:10 Elton John - Your Song

11:08 Del Shannon - From Me To You (Live 1982)

11:05 The Clash - London Calling (live)

11:01 The Who - Imagine A Man

10:58 The Beatles - She Loves You

10:55 Pretenders - Back On The Chain Gang

10:48 David Gilmour - In Any Tongue (Live At Pompeii 2016)

10:37 UFO - Rock Bottom (Live)

10:32 Tedeschi Trucks Band, Trey Anastasio - Bell Bottom Blues (Live at LOCKN' / 2019)

10:26 Ringo Starr - Work to Do (Live)

10:22 Lady Gaga - Monster

10:19 Charlie Daniels Band - Passing Lane

10:11 The Allman Brothers Band - Blue Sky

10:06 Bob Dylan - One Too Many Mornings

10:06 The Allman Brothers Band - Little Martha

10:01 Scorpions - 08 Coast to Coast

09:58 The Allman Brothers Band - Midnight Rider

09:44 Grateful Dead - Shakedown Street

09:42 The Beatles - Long Tall Sally

09:40 The Carpenters - Top Of The World (Live 1974)

09:35 Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Letter To You

09:31 Paul McCartney & The Wings - My Love

09:29 Paul Simon - Loves Me Like A Rock

09:14 The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post

09:12 The Beatles - All My Loving

09:07 Unknown - NPR News Now (Long)-draft-10.06.202308

08:59 Traffic - Every Mothers Son

08:55 Toto - 99 (Live)

08:50 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Message to Love

08:46 Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Bite the Bullet (Live)

08:43 The Carpenters - Jambalaya (On The Bayou) (Live 1974)

08:40 The Pogues - Kitty

08:36 The Eagles - Learn to Be Still (Live)

08:30 Peter Gabriel - Red Rain

08:24 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Cold Shot

08:18 Abba - I Have A Dream (Live At Wembley Arena, London, 1979)

08:14 Elvis Presley - Polk Salad Annie (Boston Garden 1971)

08:11 Willie Nelson - Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan - Feb. 23, 1984)

08:08 Avao - Drug In Me

07:59 The Doors - When The Music's Over

07:57 The Beatles - She Loves You

07:56 Paul McCartney - Crackin' Up

07:50 Genesis - 05 Throwing It All Away

07:44 My Morning Jacket - Mahgeetah (Live)

07:38 Led Zeppelin - Going To California

07:30 ZZ Top - La Grange

07:25 Phish - Heavy Things

07:20 Jimi Hendrix - Fire (Live at the Fillmore East, NY - 12/31/69 - 2nd Set)

07:16 The Killers ft. The Pet Shop Boys - Sweet Talk

07:10 Blue Öyster Cult - Godzilla (Live)

07:06 Cowboy Junkies - This Street, That Man, This Life

07:01 Bob Marley & The Wailers - No Woman No Cry

06:57 Jimmy Buffet - Fins

06:52 UFO - Lights Out (Live)

06:50 Del Shannon - What Kind Of Fool? (Live 1982)

06:47 Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks - We Shall Be Free

06:44 Duran Duran - A View To A Kill

06:40 Leonard Cohen - Why Don't You Try

06:36 Jimmy Buffett - The City

06:33 The Blues Brothers Band - Soul Man

06:28 Jane's Addiction - Janes Say

06:24 Grateful Dead - Box of Rain (Live at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73)

06:19 Frank Zappa - Honey, Don't You Want A Man Like Me

06:15 The Eagles - Tequila Sunrise

06:09 Fleetwood Mac - Gold Dust Woman

06:05 Electric Light Orchestra - Evil Woman

05:59 Widespread Panic - Blight

05:54 Depeche Mode - Judas

05:50 Pet Shop Boys - Liberation (Live in Rio 1994; 2021 Remaster)

05:36 Robert Plant - In The Mood

05:32 David Bowie - Fame (Live)

05:28 Grateful Dead - How Long Blues

05:23 Rush - Anthem

05:20 Hall and Oates - When The Morning Comes

05:17 Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Party Girl

05:14 Leonard Cohen - The Partisan

05:12 Stray Cats - Cannonball Rag (Live)

05:08 The Eagles - Get Over It

04:54 Phish - Fluffhead

04:50 John Denver - Okie From Muskogee Parody (live)

04:45 Tom Petty - Breakdown (Live 1977)

04:40 The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See

04:38 Rush - 2112 Part V: Soliloquy

04:33 The Band - Willie and the Hand Jive

04:29 Rammstein - Asche Zu Asche

04:25 Eric Clapton - Retrato (Live)

04:20 Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train (Live 1981)

04:14 Fleetwood Mac - Sara

04:10 Elton John - The Bitch is Back

04:07 The Carpenters - (They Long To Be) Close To You (Live 1974)

04:05 The Beatles - I'm Down

04:01 The Rolling Stones - Night Time Is The Right Time

03:57 Fleetwood Mac - Got To Move

03:53 Sonic Youth - Skink

03:52 Ramones - California Sun (live)

03:48 Queen - Who Wants to Live Forever

03:43 Paul McCartney - Band On The Run

03:38 Rush - Finding My Way

03:32 David Byrne - The Great Curve

03:29 Hollywood Vampires - Manic Depression

03:26 Kansas - Point Of Know Return

03:21 The Eagles - New Kid In Town (Live From The Forum, Inglewood, CA, 9/12, 14, 15/2018)

03:19 Jeff Beck Group - You Shook Me

03:15 Elton John - Your Song

03:13 Jimmy Buffett - Son Of A Son Of A Sailor

03:03 Widespread Panic - Worry

03:00 Blondie - In The Sun (live)

02:56 Wings - Spirits of Ancient Egypt

02:53 Bruce Springsteen - Candy's Room

02:51 Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks - Guy Going Nowhere

02:46 Jimmy Buffett - Tampico Trauma

02:42 Mumford & Sons - I Will Wait (Live From Red Rocks, Colorado)

02:37 Jimmy Buffett - Honey Do

02:34 Liam Gallagher - The River

02:30 Dr. Hook - The Millionaire (Live)

02:26 Electric Light Orchestra - Telephone Line (Live From Bungalow Palace)

02:24 Grateful Dead - Sunshine Daydream (Live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, 6/11/1976)

02:19 The Blues Brothers Band - Hey, Bartender

02:13 Lady Gaga - Dance In The Dark

02:09 Graham Nash - There's Only One

02:05 David Byrne - I Dance Like This

02:03 Green Day - She (BBC Live Session)

01:59 Big Country - I Walk The Hill

01:55 Little Feat - Hate To Lose Your Lovin'

01:50 Electric Light Orchestra - New World Rising

01:47 Midnight Oil - I'm The Cure (LIVE at the Old Lion, Adelaide 1982)

01:44 08. Tom Petty - Rockin' Around (With You)

01:38 The Rolling Stones - Tumbling Dice

01:36 Paul McCartney - Got To Get You Into My Life

01:32 Blues Traveler - Run

01:27 Accept - Fast as a Shark (Live in Wacken 2017)

01:20 Supertramp - Hide in Your Shell

01:17 Tom Petty - Time is on My Side (Live at the Fillmore, 1997)

01:14 Unknown - Spirit of the Age

01:09 Grateful Dead - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad

01:05 The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up (Live)

01:00 David Bowie - Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)

00:59 Beyoncé - You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) (Homecoming Live)

00:54 Fairport Convention - Walk Awhile

00:52 Simon and Garfunkel - Old Friends > Bookends

00:48 Rush - Fancy Dancer

00:45 Neil Young and Crazy Horse - I'm A Child

00:40 07. Tom Petty - Insider

00:38 R.E.M - Windout (live)

00:34 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Easy Skanking

00:29 Rush - The Spirit Of Radio

00:25 The Cars - Dangerous Type (live)

00:14 Martin Garrix Live Tomorrowland 2023 - VI

00:09 The Allman Brothers Band - Every Hungry Woman

00:05 David Bowie - Loving The Alien (Live)

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The Grateful Dead – RFK Stadium, Washington, DC – June 10, 1973

Release Date: June 30, 2023

Label: Grateful Dead Productions

Widely Considered One Of The Grateful Dead’s Seminal Performances, RFK Stadium, Washington, DC – June 10, 1973 Belongs On The Shortlist Of Must-Hear Dead Concerts. The Allman Brothers Band’s Dickey Betts And Butch Trucks Lent A Hand During The Encore.

October 14th at 9PM EST

The Who With Orchestra: Live At Wembley

Release Date: March 31, 2023

Label: Geffen

On July 6, 2019, The Who Headlined A Sell-Out Show At The World-Famous Wembley Stadium In London For The First Time In 40 Years. Accompanied By A 57-Piece Orchestra, They Performed Their Classic Hits And A Few Surprises. The Who With Orchestra: Live At Wembley Captures This Special Show In All Its Audio And Visual Glory.

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SATURDAY NIGHT'S

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SUNDAY NIGHT'S

Unplugged

MONDAY NIGHT'S

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TUESDAY NIGHT'S

Don Plays Zappa Live

Set List begins ‘From the Bottom, To The Top’:

03:04 Frank Zappa – Pound for a Brown

02:59 Frank Zappa – Blessed Relief , The New Brown Clouds

02:57 Frank Zappa – Dog Breath (live)

02:55 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Motherly Love

02:53 Frank Zappa – The Idiot Bastard Son

02:51 Frank Zappa – Oh No

02:48 Frank Zappa – Village of The Sun

02:41 Frank Zappa – More Trouble Every Day

02:40 Frank Zappa – Oddients

02:36 Frank Zappa – Light is All That Matters

02:34 Frank Zappa – Poofter’s Froth Wyomingplans Ahead (Live)

02:27 Frank Zappa – Chunga’s Revenge

02:23 Frank Zappa – Broken Hearts Are For Assholes

02:20 Frank Zappa – I Don’t Wanna Get Drafted

02:18 Frank Zappa – Buffalo Drowning Witch

02:06 Frank Zappa – Montana (Live)

02:01 Frank Zappa – Echidna’s Arf (Of You)

01:58 Frank Zappa – I Promise Not To Come In Your Mouth (Deluxe Bonus Version/Live)

01:53 Frank Zappa – He’s So Gay > Bobby Brown

01:48 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Divan- Stick It Out

01:40 Frank Zappa – The Velvet Sunrise (Live)

01:36 Frank Zappa – Tinseltown Rebellion

01:30 Frank Zappa – Improvisations (Live)

01:24 Frank Zappa – Flakes

01:18 Frank Zappa – Any Downers

01:17 Frank Zappa – Father O’Blivion

01:12 Frank Zappa – Carmarillo Brillo (Live)

01:08 Frank Zappa – Trance-Fusion

01:06 Frank Zappa – The Dog Breath Variations

01:02 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – I’m The Slime

00:59 Frank Zappa – Charlie’s Enormous Mouth (live)

00:47 Frank Zappa – The Torture Never Stops (Deluxe Bonus Version/Live)

00:44 Frank Zappa – Hungry Freaks, Daddy

00:42 Frank Zappa – Packard Goose Pt. II

00:41 Frank Zappa – The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue

00:35 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Pound For a Brown

00:31 Frank Zappa – You Are What You Is (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980)

00:27 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Billy The Mountain- Part II

00:26 Frank Zappa – A Token of My Extreme

00:21 Frank Zappa – Stick It Out

00:15 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Dog Breath

00:06 Frank Zappa – Pound For Brown (Live)

23:58 Frank Zappa – Andy

23:38 Frank Zappa – The Orange County Lumber Truck

23:35 Frank Zappa – I Ain’t Got No Heart

23:24 Frank Zappa – Punky’s Whips (Deluxe Bonus Version/Live)

23:20 Frank Zappa – You Didn’t Try To Call Me (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980)

23:18 Frank Zappa – I’m Not Satisfied (Live)

23:12 Frank Zappa – Sharleena

23:09 Frank Zappa – T’Mershi Duween

23:06 Frank Zappa – Bavarian Sunset

23:03 Frank Zappa – Lonely Little Girl

22:58 Frank Zappa – Treacherous Cretins

22:51 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Magdalena

22:50 Frank Zappa – The New Brown Clouds

22:45 Frank Zappa – Bobby Brown

22:34 Frank Zappa – Room Service

22:27 Frank Zappa – More Trouble Every Day

22:14 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – The Mud Shark

22:11 Frank Zappa – Mudd Club (Live At Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany, July 3, 1980)

22:06 Frank Zappa – Flopsmash Musics

22:05 Frank Zappa – The Most Important Musical Event Of 1976 (Live)

WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S

Get The Led Out Live

THURSDAY NIGHT'S

Grateful Dead Dead Man's Party

Grateful Dead Man’s Party Latest Set List (from the Bottom to the Top):

23:08 Grateful Dead – Built To Last >

23:07 Grateful Dead – tuning

22:58 Grateful Dead – Sugar Magnolia

22:41 Grateful Dead – Good Lovin’

22:34 Grateful Dead – The Wheel –

22:28 Grateful Dead – Walkin’ Blues

22:21 Grateful Dead – The Last Time (Live)

22:13 Grateful Dead – Space >

22:04 Grateful Dead – Drums >

22:00 Grateful Dead – Playing In The Band Reprise

21:52 Grateful Dead – Crazy Fingers >

21:44 Grateful Dead – Samson And Delilah

21:33 Grateful Dead – Terrapin Station >

21:16 The Grateful Dead – Playing in the Band (Live at the Beacon Theatre, New York, NY, 6/14/1976)

21:11 Grateful Dead – 02 – Let The Good Times Roll >

21:10 Grateful Dead – Beer Barrel Polka ->

21:04 Grateful Dead – 14 – Saint Of Circumstance >

20:57 Grateful Dead – 13 – Lost Sailor >

20:47 Grateful Dead – 203 – The Eleven

20:38 Grateful Dead – 202 – St. Stephen

20:30 Grateful Dead – 107 – The Eleven

20:27 Grateful Dead – Passenger

20:22 Grateful Dead – Lazy River Road (Live)

20:13 Grateful Dead – Mama Tried (Live at the Beacon Theatre, New York, NY, 6/14/1976)

20:06 Grateful Dead – 07 – To Lay Me Down >

20:00 Grateful Dead – Cassidy

19:55 Grateful Dead – Cumberland Blues

19:38 Grateful Dead – Estimated Prophet

19:36 Grateful Dead – Chinatown Shuffle

19:32 Grateful Dead – Louie Louie

19:24 Grateful Dead – Woman Are Smarter

19:13 Grateful Dead – Here Comes Sunshine (Live at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73)

19:07 Oingo Boingo – Dead Man’s Party (live)

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Steel Pulse is Tonight on Friday Night Lights from this year’s Rototom Sunsplash on The Main Stage, Now Playing is “Sight For Sore Eyes by Aerosmith from ‘Live Bootleg’ (Columbia)(1978) Album! Live Jam is Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

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MetalMania Live is Tonight at Live Jam! Where Every Song Played is the Live Version! Now Playing is ‘Cortez The Killer’ by Neil Young and Crazy Horse from the Way Down In The Rust Bucket CD (Reprise Records)(2021)

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The Grateful Dead Man’s Party Starts Any Minute Now, Friday Night Lights tomorrow featires Fisher Live from Outside Lands and Playing Now is ‘Harvest Moon’ by Neil Young from MTV Unplugged (Reprise). Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

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Don Play’s Live Zappa Tonight at Live Jam, Get The Led Out Live is tomorrow and Playing Now is ‘Eyes Of The World’ by The Grateful Dead from Without A Net (Arista). Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

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Chris Beetles Gallery Annual Sale launches, offering hundreds of original cartoons and more

A huge range of cartoon, and some comic art, features in Chris Beetles Gallery Annual Sale, on now

The London-based Chris Beetles Gallery is hosting a massive art and cartoon sale, starting tomorrow, Saturday 28th January 2023, offering a diverse mix of artworks at a variety of prices. Art on offer includes examples of the Daily Express strip, “The Gambols”, by Barrie Appleby, “Bristow” by Frank Dickens, Rupert Bear art by John Harrold, a TV Comic “Tom and Jerry” strip by the late Bill…

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Defense and energy top Japans crucial talks at WA meeting

The Japanese prime minister said he hoped to strengthen cooperation on regional security and energy supply. “Australia is the most important country for Japan’s energy policy,” Kishida said before boarding his plane for Australia. “I want to have frank discussions about the importance of securing a stable supply of energy resources.” Kishida’s visit to Australia will be the first by a Japanese prime minister since Shinzo Abe in 2018. Dr Alex Bristow of the Australian Institute for Strategic Policy described the mutual agreement as “extremely important”. “It makes operations smoother, and it is important that both Australia and Japan are partners in the US alliance, increasing interoperability,” Bristow said. He said energy resilience would also be a priority issue, with expectations that the two countries might be more willing to openly state the need to counter Chinese aggression in the region. He said economic coercion used by Beijing could be raised during the talks, as well as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Moving to clean energy and investing in new technologies to achieve net zero will also be on the agenda. “As Australia strives to become a clean energy superpower, we will remain a steady and reliable supplier of energy to Japan, including new energy sources such as hydrogen,” Albanese said. Source link Originally published at Melbourne News Vine

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Frank loves gardening. 🧑‍🌾

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Fission. Fraught weather. F-Word machines. Bloody Jessica Fletchers. Flim-flam. We face (alternative) facts of the future, fatigue, feminism, feces, f*%king fancy dress, ferocity and, finally, farewells through fiction, non-fiction, poetry and comics. We also chat to FRANK IERO of My Chemical Romance, FOR BOOKS' SAKE, and SALLY BOND and KRISTY MILLER of Kickstarter sensation FEMME MAGNIFIQUE, and MORE! Full list of Issue 2 authors and artists: Chris Beausang, Chris Boyland, Paul Bristow & Mhairi Robertson, Rex Bromfield, Ricky Monahan Brown, Jen Burrows, Ria Cagampang, Eva Carson, Celeste W. Clark, Siobhan Dunlop, Alan Fielden, Fameron Foster, Lucy Holden, Suzey Ingold, Nadine Aisha Jassat, Veronique Kootstra, Hannah Lavery, Katy Lennon, Jenny Lindsay, Kirsty Logan, Calum MacLeod, Colm MacQueen, Stevie McEwan, Helen Victoria Murray, Tom Paul-Smith, Heather Parry, Errol Rivera, Jeffrey G. Roberts, Claire Squires, Michael Stephenson, Rhiannon Tate, L.A. Traynor, Simon Ward, Thomas Welsh.

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“The Little Shaking Quakers” sheet music by Frank L. Bristow, printed in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1883. “Shaking Quakers” is an old term for the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing, or Shakers. The Pleasant Hill Shaker Village still stands near Lexington, and a few buildings of the Whitewater Shaker Village still stand north of Cincinnati.

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Gerard Way introducing Frank to the audience (x) and yes gerard is wearing a pink boa but that’s not the gay part

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The Boy in the Box

October 14, 2021

In February 1957, an unidentified boys body was found wrapped in a plaid blanket off Susquehanna Road in Fox Chase, Philadelphia. The body was naked, and had been put inside a cardboard box which had once been the box for a bassinet sold by J.C. Penney. 

The boy’s hair had been recently cropped, possibly after he had died, because there was clumps of hair clinging to the body. The boy had been severely malnourished and had surgical scars on his ankle and groin, and had an L-shaped scar under his chin. 

John Stachowiak was the young man who had found the body, as he was in the area checking on his muskrat traps. John did not report what he found right away, for fear the police would confiscate his traps. A few days later, a college student named Frank Guthrum saw a rabbit running into the underbrush and knowing that there were animal traps, he stopped his car to investigate and found the body. 

Frank was also reluctant to contact the police, but did report it the next day after hearing of the disappearance of a woman named Mary Jane Barker. 

The police opened an investigation on February 26, 1957. The boy’s fingerprints were taken and the police figured he would be identified shortly. However, no one came forward with any information and the boy is still nameless to this day.

There were 400,000 flyers posted across the Philadelphia and Delaware area, and the flyers were attached with every gas bill in Philadelphia. The police discovered a man’s blue corduroy cap, a child’s scarf and a man’s white handkerchief with the letter “G” in the corner around the crime scene. None of these items led anywhere. 

The police then released a photo of the boy full dressed and in a seated position, to possibly make it look like he was alive to see if anyone would recognize the boy that way. 

On March 21, 2016, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children released a forensic facial reconstruction of the boy and added him to their database. In August 2018, Barbara Rae-Venter, who had helped identify the Golden State Killer using DNA profiling said she was also using this same method to hopefully identify the boy in the box. 

There are two main theories of where this boy came from and potentially what happened to him in his short life. The first theory involves a foster home that was located about 1.5 miles from the boy’s body when it was found. 

In 1960, a man named Remington Bristow, who was an employee of the medical examiner’s office had pursued case of the boy in the box until his death in 1993, contacted a New Jersey psychic who said that he needed to look for a house that matched the foster home. When the psychic was brought to the site where the body was found she led Bristow to the foster home. 

There was then an estate sale at the foster home to which Bristow saw a similar bassinet. He also saw blankets hanging on the clothesline that were similar to the blanket the boy had been wrapped in. Bristow himself believed that the boy was a step-daughter’s of a man who ran the foster home and that they had gotten rid of the boy because the step-daughter was an unwed mother. 

Bristow believed the boy’s death was an accident, but police were not able to find any definite links between this foster house and the boy. In 1998, the foster father and step-daughter were interviewed and they were married at the time. The foster home investigation was closed and nothing came out of it. 

The other theory was brought forward in February 2002 by a woman who only went by Martha. Martha had a history of mental illness so the police were unsure if her story was accurate, however they did believe it could be plausible. Martha or “M” claimed that her abusive mother had purchased the boy who she said his birth named was Jonathon, in the summer of 1954. She claimed the boy had been physically and sexually abused for 2 and a half years. One evening at dinner the boy had thrown up his meal of baked beans to which he was given a brutal beating until he was semiconscious. He was then given a bath to which M claims he died. 

The details in M’s story matched up with details that only the police knew, as the coroner had found the boy’s stomach contained baked beans and his fingers had been wrinkled from being in water. M said her mother cut the boy’s long distinctive hair to conceal his identity. Her mother forced M to help her dump the boy’s body from the trunk of a car, and as they were doing so they came across a male motorist who asked if they needed help. M’s job was to stand in front of their license plate while her mother explained to the man that they were fine and didn’t need any help with anything. The man then drove off. 

Police were unable to verify Martha or M’s story, thought they did believe it made sense. However, neighbour’s of M’s at the time said there had never been a young boy living at their house and said her claims were ridiculous. 

A forensic artist named Frank Bender believed that the boy may have been raised as a girl, as the child’s choppy haircut seemed to be performed in haste, as well as his eyebrows were presented as being styled for the time. In 2008, Bender released a sketch of what the boy may have looked like with long hair. 

In 2016, two writers named Jim Hoffmann and Louis Romano said they believed they had found a potential identity for the boy in Memphis, Tennessee and wanted the DNA to be compared with family members and the boy. This lead was originally discovered by a Philadelphia man who had introduced the two writers to each other. This lead was presented to police in early 2013 and Hoffmann and Romano went to get DNA from a particular family member in January 2014 which was then sent to the Philadelphia police. 

Local authorities did not dismiss the lead, they agreed to further look into it, but would not compare the DNA until they found more circumstances relating the link to Memphis. In December 2017, the DNA was taken from the Memphis man and compared to the boy in the box and there was no match. 

The Boy in the Box was buried and then his body was exhumed in 1998 to extract DNA from the enamel on his tooth. He was reburied at Ivy Hill Cemetery in Cedarbrook, Philadelphia. His coffin, headstone and funeral was donated by the son of the man who had buried the boy in 1957. The grave says, “America’s Unknown Child.” 

It has been over 64 years the Boy in the Box was found and he is still unidentified. It is clear that the boy suffered extensive abuse in his short life and it is a shame he has not gotten any justice. Hopefully one day America’s Unknown Child will be identified. 

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