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wwwrecktagle · 2 years

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menshusband · 3 years

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💌 romantic f/o’s

💍: engaged/married

Aesop Carl – Identity V ( videogame )

Anglaigus – Astérix: Le Domaine des Dieux ( film + comic )

Aziraphale + Crowley (poly) – Good Omens ( TV series )

B.E.N. – Treasure Planet ( film )

Bane – the Dark Knight Rises ( film )

Barbatos – Obey Me! ( videogame )

Barton – Alchemy Stars ( videogame )

Benjamin Dunn – Mission: Impossible ( films )

Bruno Madrigal – Encanto ( film )

Cage Lackmann – The Graves of Whitechapel ( book )

Caine – The Amazing Digital Circus ( yt series )

Calvin Evans – Lessons In Chemistry ( book + TV series )

Camilo + Carlos Madrigal (poly) – Encanto ( film )

Charon – Alchemy Stars ( videogame )

Chuck – Angry Birds ( films )

Clopin Trouillefou – Disney’s the Hunchback of Notre Dame ( films )

Cloudy – 7 Zwerge ( films ) 💍24.01.2021

Dan – The Voice In Your Head ( short film )

Diaval – Maleficent ( films )

Doppo Kunikida – Bungō Stray Dogs ( manga + anime )

Edward Nashton – DC universe

Ethan Green – Hatchetfield universe

Fix-it Felix Jr. – Wreck It Ralph ( film )

Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald – Bungō Stray Dogs ( manga + anime ) 💍09.06.2022

Fred Weasley – Harry Potter ( books and films )

Gabriel Adrian (nnic) – Hatchetfield universe

Grell Sutcliff – the Black Butler ( manga + anime )

Grinch – Dr. Seuss’ the Grinch ( film (2018) )

Hank Miller – OC

Harrison Knott – Press Play ( film )

Héctor Rivera – Coco ( film )

Henry Hidgens – Hatchetfield universe

Hermes – Disney’s Hercules ( film and cartoon )

Hickory – Trolls: World Tour ( film )

Highston – Highston ( TV series )

Howard Phillips Lovecraft – Bungō Stray Dogs ( manga + anime )

Jack – Red Shoes and the 7 Dwarfs ( film )

Jax – The Amazing Digital Circus ( yt series )

Joe Bradley – Roman Holiday ( film )

John Watson – BBC Sherlock Holmes ( TV series )

Johnathon Ohnn / the Spot – Marvel universe

Joker – DC universe

Julian Devorak – the Arcana ( videogame )

Kinger – The Amazing Digital Circus ( yt series )

Kio + Noki + Pino (poly) – Red Shoes and the 7 Dwarfs ( film )

Knuckles – Sonic universe

lieutenant Columbo – Columbo ( TV series )

Lucifer - Obey Me! ( videogame )

Lucio Morgasson – the Arcana ( videogame )

Luigi – Nintendo universe

Luke – The Strangers: Prey at Night ( film )

Lumière – the Beauty and the Beast ( films )

Major Major Major – Catch-22 ( miniseries )

Marcus Cubitus – Astérix universe ( animated films )

Mark Connor (nnic) – the Simple Plot of… ( music videos )

Megamind – Megamind ( film )

Miles Miller – Bad Times at the El Royale ( film )

Moon + Sun (poly) – Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach ( videogame )

Motojirō Kajii – Bungō Stray Dogs ( manga + anime )

Mountain Ghoul – Ghost ( band )

mr. Tumnus – The Chronicles of Narnia ( films )

Mugman – The Cuphead Show! ( cartoon )

narrator – The Stanley Parable ( videogame )

Nathaniel Hawthorne – Bungō Stray Dogs ( manga + anime )

Ned McDodd – Dr. Suess’ Horton Hears a Who! ( film )

Ōgai Mori 💍01.11.2022 + Yukichi Fukuzawa (poly) – Bungō Stray Dogs ( manga + anime )

Once-ler – Dr. Seuss’ the Lorax ( film (2012) ) 💍24.07.2022

Owen Taylor – The Starling Girl ( film )

Pasunmotdeplus – Astérix aux Jeux Olympiques ( film )

Patrick Waff + Peter Roghlow (poly) – @scimmy's OCs

Peter Graham – Hereditary ( film )

Rhett Abbott – Outer Range ( TV series )

Robert Floyd – Top Gun: Maverick ( film )

Roy – Alchemy Stars ( videogame )

Snake – the Bad Guys ( film )

Spiderman Noir – Marvel universe

Stanley Uris – IT ( films (2017-2019) )

Steel – Speedy Ninja ( videogame )

Stephen Meeks – Dead Poets Society ( film )

Swiss Army Ghoul – Ghost ( band )

Tadashi Hamada – Big Hero 6 ( film )

Ted Spankoffski – Hatchetfield universe

Thomas Keefer – The Caine Mutiny Court Martial (2023) ( film )

Thranduil – the Hobbit ( films )

Timon – the Lion King ( films )

tin man – Legends of Oz / Fantastic Journey to Oz ( films )

Tulio – the Road to El Dorado ( film )

V – V for Vendetta ( film )

Victor Van Dort – Corpse Bride ( film )

Vincenzo Santorini – Atlantis: the Lost Empire ( films )

#f/o #f/os #romantic f/o #f/os list

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johnnymundano · 4 years

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Prom Night (2008)

Directed by Nelson McCormick Screenplay by J.S. Cardone Music by Paul Haslinger Country: Canada, United States Running time: 88 minutes CAST Brittany Snow as Donna Keppel Scott Porter as Bobby Jessica Stroup as Claire Davis Dana Davis as Lisa Hines Collins Pennie as Ronnie Heflin Kelly Blatz as Michael Allen James Ransone as Detective Nash Brianne Davis as Crissy Lynn Kellan Lutz as Rick Leland Mary Mara as Mrs. Waters Ming-Na Wen as Dr. Elisha Crowe Johnathon Schaech as Richard Fenton Idris Elba as Detective Winn Jessalyn Gilsig as Aunt Karen Linden Ashby as Uncle Jack

Theft Alert: All images from IMDB

Donna Keppel (Brittany Snow; working hard here, bless) is the only survivor of a family massacre perpetrated by Richard Fenton (Johnathon Schaech; looking very Sean William Scott), a creepy teacher with a boner for her. Tonight Donna’s Prom Night is being held at a swanky hotel, but tonight is also the night Richard escapes from The Home For Creepy Teachers With Wayward Boners. Everything you expect to happen happens, just a lot less interestingly than you would expect for a slasher movie, certainly for one that cost $20 million. Prom Night (2008) is like an experiment see if it possible to make a slasher flick so inoffensive and dumb it could be screened at tea time on The Disney®©™ Channel. It turns out it is in fact possible to make such a thing, but unfortunately no one would want to watch it. It actually makes you hanker for Prom Night (1980), as low-budget and timeworn as that disco slasher may well be.

For starters, Prom Night (2008) is not a remake of Prom Night (1980) despite what anyone says. Fuck that noise, someone obviously just wanted to use the title. End. Of. They are both slasher movies which take place on Prom Night, but that’s it. I know this because I watched Prom Night (1980) recently for the first time, and last night I watched Prom Night (2008) for the last time. Prom Night (1980) has a mystery surrounding the identity of the killer, which keeps you awake and which also has a surprisingly strong emotional pay off, whereas in Prom Night (2008) we know who the killer is from the off, which is boring and has no pay off at all. Essentially then, this is the difference between the two, one is a bit amateurish but very entertaining, while the other is slick as snot on a door handle and as dull as ditch water.

Ultimately only one Prom Night successfully evokes the youthful exuberance of the night in question, which is important as I am 50 and English, so I have no personal experience whatsoever of a Prom Night. Also: get off my lawn! Prom Night (1980) makes it look like a fantastically enjoyable event at which hormonally crazed kids dance enthusiastically to fantastically simplistic disco. Apparently the movie was shot with the cast dancing to real, popular disco hits until the makers realised you have to actually pay to use other people’s music (?!who knew!?). Being a bit strapped for cash they had the soundtrack composer Carl Zittrer cook up some home-made disco beats at roughly the same tempo so the visuals and sound would still gel. Carl Zitterer did an excellent job. A bit too excellent in fact, since the similarity was still so pronounced a $10 million lawsuit was brought against the movie (and settled for $50,000 – phew!). A small price to pay for one of the most cheerful and fun dance sequences I’ve ever seen, particularly as I didn’t pay it. Prom Night (1980) is a decent slasher flick but the dance floor sequence is just pure joy. Prom Night (2008) makes Prom Night look like a shit night club where nobody knows anyone else there; seriously, the interaction of the core group with everyone else, who they apparently have known for years, is ridiculously minimal. And the songs are the kind of heatedly sexual nursery rhymes I am generationally disposed to dislike. I just don’t get it, basically. You crazy kids! “Who’s your daddy? And is he rich like me?” isn’t so much a song lyric to me as a reason to call the sex police. And while technically the dancing in Prom Night (2008) is smoother, the dancing in Prom Night (1980) is more realistically ramshackle and energetic.

Also, in Prom Night (1980) the killer, whoever they are, is refreshingly human (they slip on the slippery floor at one point, etc) but in Prom Night (2008) the killer is a tediously efficient killer; which is odd because he’s just a school teacher with a creepy boner for one of his female students, which explains none of his killing efficacy. By rights he should just be crying while wanking over the school yearbook, as I imagine most creepy schoolteachers with boners for their female students do. Maybe creepy schoolteachers with boners for their female students find that reductive and a little offensive of me, and that’s a real crying shame there, because the last thing I want to do is offend creepy teachers with boners for their female students. Every school has that one teacher who dates his female students “secretly”, and as the female student ages out of school he replaces her with a new female student. Maybe you are that guy. In which case you need to hear this: Dude, you are creepy. No one is impressed; they are creeped out. Preying on children is not cool. And if they are in school they are children, I don’t care how developed their chest is. A light prison sentence or some intensive therapy are what you need, creepy teacher dude, not high fives and Budweiser with the bros. (I do apologise for the fact I went to school in the 1970s leading to my not acknowledging that creepy schoolteachers can also be female, and the students being creeped on can be both female and male; with any combination of gender being creeper and creeped upon. I guess everyone sex creeping on everyone else, well, that’s progress? Well done, everyone. Personally I would have tried to phase out the whole creepy-schoolteacher-with-a-boner-for-their-student thing but I guess expanding it across the gender spectrum is certainly one way to go.)

In terms of cast Prom Night (1980) only really has Jamie Lee Curtis and Leslie Nielsen as “names” but everyone is okay, and the characters are all quite quirky and sympathetic. Prom Night (2008) might not have many “names” but it has a far more professional level of acting, which is a win for it. But, alas, while there are real actors in Prom Night (2008) and they all try hard with what they are given, what they are given is so lacklustre and generic it is dismaying how much effort they probably had to put in just to make the characters seem as bland as they do. There’s the black couple; he’s good at sports, she’s a bit sassy. There’s the co-dependant bickering couple; he’s controlling and drinks too much, she’s whiny and, well, she’s just whiny. The gym teacher is sparky and enthusiastic like absolutely no gym teacher I’ve ever met in my half a decade existence, but very like every gym teacher in American high school set shows on Nickleodeon. The most interesting character is Detective Nash, and that’s only because James Ransone appears amusingly miscast; unless a cop who resembles Christian Bale if he was a candleblogger is your idea of a movie cop. Obviously that’s nobody’s idea of a movie cop, luckily though Idris Elba knows what everyone expects from a Movie Cop and delivers it with lightly self-parodic gusto. Of course Idris Elba is unarguably a charismatic screen presence; I know that because most of the things I’ve seen him in are godawful but he is always a pleasure. Maybe it’s just unfortunate choices on my part and I’m actually missing a string of entertainment pearls starring Idris Elba, even so Prom Night (2008) would come in on the poopy side of the mark sheet. But, again, even in something as poopy as Prom Night (2008) Idris Elba is fun. Here he’s The Big City Cop so he walks like he’s prolapsed and rasps his dialogue like he regularly gargles lava-hot cawfee. The enthusiasm Elba invests in playing this poorly written part makes up a bit for the utter idiocy of the character. Ultimately though nothing could distract from Detective Winn’s stupidity, so colossally boneheaded are his actions in the movie.

Prom Night (2008) seems to take place in an alternate universe where every authority figure is a moron. In a better slasher flick this might be a genuine attempt at a point, but here it’s just bad writing. Sure, you might think that everyone in authority in the universe we actually inhabit is a moron, and at this point in history you would have a strong case, counsellor. Exhibit one being our current lying coward of a Prime Minister (I write this in the year 2020). But the authority figures in Prom Night (2008) are actually more excessive in their cretinous obliviousness than even that lying shyster. Having (eventually) realised that the killer is loose Idris Elba visits Donna’s guardians, who decide not to bring her home immediately or have her placed in police custody for her own protection, because it might “embarrass her” in front of her friends and put a big downer on this magical night of awful dresses, terrible music and light fingerbanging. Idris Elba, a policeman remember, goes along with this, which is kind of epically dumb, but then he raises the dumbness stakes by going to the Hotel Swank to keep an eye on Donna. Literally. He actually stands by a bit of silver scaffold in the dance hall for hours, and stares at the back of her head, occasionally rubbing the top of his own head and pursing his lips. Incredibly this does nothing to locate and apprehend the killer, who is merrily killing staff and guest alike at his own convenience. Idris Elba even asks at the desk if they have seen the killer, even showing them a picture (which is some amazing police work for Prom Night (2008)). But when asked by the desk clerk if he should be concerned Idris Elba says ”no”. Later when the fact that the killer is in the hotel killing people can’t even be avoided by Idris Elba he pulls the fire alarm and the entire hotel decants chaotically onto the street. Because there’s absolutely no way the killer could get out unnoticed during that, right? Absolutely no way at all. Nu-uh! Essentially most of the people in Prom Night (2008) who die do so because Idris Elba’s character has all the brains of a shoe.

And a lot of people do die in Prom Night (2008), but don’t get too excited slasher flick fans, because it doesn’t really feel like it because the kills are largely inoffensive stuff; which in a slasher movie is kind of offensive in itself. Prom Night (2008) tries to distract from the lack of splatter with sudden bursts of convulsive editing which just makes it look like the killer is over amorously cuddling people to the floor, or re-enacting his favourite Super Bowl tackles. The only clue that his victims are dead comes later when we get to see the body with some dainty little red marks on their clothes. So averse is Prom Night (2008) to actually getting bloody that one character has their throat slashed and so little claret splashes it’s preposterous. If you were asleep next to somebody with their throat cut you’d wake up sodden in the red stuff, you wouldn’t have to turn them over to discover they were dead. Maybe Prom Night (2008) should have invested some of that $20 million in a medical professional acting as a consultant to tell them that throat wounds tend to, you know, bleed profusely since it’s all the blood inside you coming out of that new hole that kills you. Okay, sometimes it’s the shock of blood loss that offs you but, whatever, there’s a lot of blood involved. There is, I admit, one artfully shot kill where an arc of blood spatters a sheet of plastic but mostly the effects in Prom Night (2008) are less Tom Savini and more Tom and Jerry.

Sadly then, when it comes to this particular Prom Night (2008) you’re better off staying at home and washing your hair.

#Prom Night #Movies #canada #United States #2008 #The 2000s #Slashers #Horror #Nelson McCormick #Brittany Snow #Idris Elba #Creepy teachers #Johnathon Schaech

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ao3feed-daredevil · 5 years

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Defenders: The Art of Diversion

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/31A7WfA

by MeluiethBox

Three supervillain attacks in one night. All three claim coincidence. Whether they're lying or not, each Defender finds themselves chasing an elusive lead, with information being kept just out of reach, before violently crashing together once again. The only question is, who's pulling all the strings?

Words: 10456, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Defenders (Marvel TV), Daredevil (TV), Jessica Jones (TV), Luke Cage (TV), Iron Fist (TV)

Rating: Not Rated

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Gen

Characters: Matt Murdock, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Colleen Wing, Misty Knight, Johnathon Ohnn, Joss Shappe, Carl Burbank, Kara Killgrave

Additional Tags: Post-Spider-Man: Far From Home, Post-All Series Finales, Including Those Weird Cliffhangers for Luke Cage and Iron Fist, Mind Control, Mind Control Aftermath & Recovery, Past Abuse, The Things That Are In These Shows Are In This Too, You ever just wanna flex your knowledge of obscure marvel villains?

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thepoolscene · 5 years

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The Pool Scene - Amro Naboulsi, Carl Honey, Carlos Sanchez, Chris Rocha, Drew Zardeneta, Eddie Palmer, Jacob Watson, Jaxon Talley, Jeff Sullivan, Jim Walker, John Infante, Johnny Cope, Mike Nguyen, Pat Castro, Scott Proud, Wall Escobar - Poison Lone Star Tour

New Post on https://thepoolscene.com/?p=54870

Frauenberger and Watson Wow on Poison Lone Star Tour

Kevin Frauenberger defeated Steve Lenz, 5-4, in the final set of the 90-player, amateur 9-ball division, securing his first-ever win on the Poison Lone Star Billiards Tour. In the 85-player, open 9-ball division, Jacob Watson captured his second, open title, overwhelming Alex Calderone in the final set, 6-3.

On July 6th-7th, 2019, Tour title sponsor, Poison by Predator Cues, sponsors Cyclop Pool Balls, APA of North Harris County, Vapor Fiend, Outsville Billiards, Southern Streaming, and venue, Big Tyme Billiards, facilitated a record-breaking event for the Poison Lone Star Tour. This inaugural bar table tournament, held at Big Tyme Billiards in Spring, Texas, garnered one hundred and fifty-one players, including forty Gulf Coast Tour women, and paid out over $12,000 in prize money. This was the largest crowd of players ever assembled, since the Tour’s 2009 inception. The production drew notable, “open only” players, such as Tommy Sanders, Justin Espinosa, Ernesto Bayaua, Alex Calderone, Andy Jethwa, John Weeks, and Doug Young, and featured a two-day, live stream, produced by Mike Fabacher of Southern Streaming. The Tour would like to thank room owners Billy Sharp, Deborah Sharp, Mark Avery, and Jim Henry, for hosting the most successful Tour stop to date. Big Tyme not only accommodated nearly 200 people, but provided the best equipment, along with an attentive staff, which made for a very enjoyable, tournament-going experience. Next month, August 3rd-4th, the Tour converges on Skinny Bob’s Billiards, 300 Hester’s Crossing, Round Rock, Texas, 78681. The Tour will return to Big Tyme Billiards for its final event, October 12th-13th.

In the amateur 9-ball division, Kevin Frauenberger was on his way to the winners’ side final four, with victories over Red Mauck, 5-1, Elijah Hughes, 5-2, Amro Naboulsi, 5-2, and Leon Contreras, 5-1. Steve Lenz ousted Hector Torres, 5-2, Michael Presley, 5-0, Carl Honey, 5-2, and Johnny Cope, 5-1. Also vying for a piece of the pie, Jerry Quintero tagged Chris Gutierrez, 5-1, Jose Marroquin, 5-1, Pat Castro, 5-2, and Eric Gauthier, 5-0. Bob Guzik, otherwise known as “The Pittsburgh Flash”, defeated Daniel Wise, Chris Rocha, 5-0, Larry Shaw, 5-3, John Infante, 5-3, and Scott Proud, 5-4. The east side, final four, took shape, and west side action was underway. Making their way to a final sixteen finish, Michael Pickering eliminated Rocha, 5-4, and Mike Nguyen ended Neboulis, 5-3, while Jeff “Sully” Sullivan slid past Carlos Sanchez, 5-4, and Jim Walker powered through his seventh victim, Infante, 5-3. Pickering sent Cope packing, while Gauthier terminated Walker, 5-3. Contreras edged out Watson, 5-4, and Adams upset Proud, 5-2. Back on the winners’ side, Lenz took care of Quintero, 5-2, while Frauenberger blocked Guzik, 5-2. Frauenberger played near flawless, and overcame Lenz for the hot seat, 5-1. On the one-loss side, Pickering bested Gauthier, 5-4, but fell to Guzik, 5-2, while Contreras handled Adams, 5-3, losing in turn to Quintero, 5-2. Guzik went on to defeat Quintero, 5-2, but languished against Lenz, 5-1. Although the final set pitted friend against friend, it was a fight to the end. Ninth inning, bases loaded, Frauenberger pulled ahead to win the first set, 5-4, and his first title on the Poison Lone Star Tour.

In the open 9-ball division, Jacob Watson made his way to the winners’ side final four, defeating Wally Escobar, 6-0, Larry Shaw, 6-1, newcomer Johnathon Trapp, 6-1, and Eric Gauthier, 6-3. Leon Contreras overwhelmed Dennis Hadley, 6-3, Amro Neboulsi, 6-1, defending champion, Will Felder, 6-3, and Scott Proud, 6-3. Alex Calderone took down Ryan Cook, 6-0, Don Gee, 6-2, Richard “The Black Diamond” Stuart, 6-4, J.C. Torres, 6-3, and Kenneth Price, 6-1. Steve Lenz went through Michael Presley, Justin Espinosa, Blaine Barcus, 6-4, and Jerry Quintero, 6-1, rounding out the final four on the east side. On the one-loss side, in the final sixteen money round, Tommy Sanders eliminated Jeff Sullivan, 6-3, and Andrew Rodriguez took out Shane Hvamstad, 6-4, while Espinosa shut out Dennis Hadley, 6-0, and Grady Cooper stopped Will Felder, 6-4. Price extinguished Sanders, 6-5, while Rodriguez dealt Proud a final blow, by the same score. Espinosa ended Gauthier, 6-4, and Quintero casted out Cooper, 6-3. Back on the east side, Watson was on fire, besting Lenz, 6-1, to reach the hot seat. In similar fashion, Contreras shut out Calderone, 6-0, to meet Watson. The race for the cat-bird’s seat was a bit tighter, but Watson pulled ahead to take the win, 6-4. On the west side, following a seven-match winning streak, Rodriguez was shot down by Price, 6-3, and in turn, Price was put out by Lenz, 6-4. Espinosa exhausted Quintero, 6-5, but fell to Calderone, by the same score. A determined Calderone capped off Lenz, 6-4, and Contreras, 6-3, to meet Watson. In the first set of the true, double elimination final, following exemplary play and a couple of unforced errors by Calderone, Watson sewed up the set, 6-3, and his second, open title on the Poison Lone Star Tour.

The Tour would like to welcome a number of new players who attended this event, including Jeff Sullivan, Larry Lacaze, Samir Tashmneh, Jordan Tashmneh, Nickoli Tashmneh, Jaxon Talley, Johnathon Trapp, and Amro Naboulsi. Junior players at this event included Malachi Walker, Nickoli Tashmneh, Jordan Tashmneh, and Nathan Garay. Congratulations to Malachi Walker, the top junior finisher, who placed forty-eighth out of ninety players.

Staff for this event included John Newsome, Chuck Adams, Michael Presley, and Julia Acevedo. They did a tremendous job. Verda Jones took home a Poison Arsenic3-2 playing cue, and Dennis Zavala, won a Poison Arsenic3-1 playing cue, in the weekend raffles.

The next event of the 2019 season is August 3rd-4th, at Skinny Bob’s Billiards in Round Rock, Texas. For more information about the Poison Lone Star Tour, visit www.LoneStarBilliardsTour.com.

Photos by Eugene Lee Images

Open Payouts – Total $5,350

1st Jacob Watson $700/$1,000

2nd Alex Calderone $470/$200

3rd Leon Contreras $300/$425

4th Steve Lenz $210/$300

5th-6th Kenneth Price, Justin Espinosa $130/$100

7th-8th Jerry Quintero, Alex Rodriguez $90/$50

9th-12th Tommy Sanders, Scott Proud, Eric Gauthier, Grady Cooper $70 ea

13th-16th Jeff Sullivan, Shane Hvamstad, Dennis Hadley, Will Felder $50 ea

Amateur Payouts – Total $4,850

1st Kevin Frauenberger $650/$875

2nd Steve Lenz $420/$600

3rd Bob Guzik $300/$400

4th Jerry Quintero $210/$275

5th-6th Michael Pickering, Leon Contreras $90/$100

7th-8th Eric Gauthier, Chuck Adams $50/$50

9th-12th Johnny Cope, Jim Walker, Jacob Watson, Scott Proud $40/$25

13th-16th Mike Nguyen, Jeff Sullivan, Carl Honey, Eddie Palmer $30 ea

17th-24th Chris Rocha, Amro Naboulsi, Carlos Sanchez, John Infante, Drew Zardeneta, Wall Escobar, Jaxon Talley, Pat Castro $20 ea

#Amro Naboulsi #Carl Honey #Carlos Sanchez #Chris Rocha #Drew Zardeneta #Eddie Palmer #Jacob Watson #Jaxon Talley #Jeff Sullivan #Jim Walker #John Infante #Johnny Cope #Mike Nguyen #Pat Castro #Scott Proud #Wall Escobar

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ao3-lukecage · 5 years

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Defenders: The Art of Diversion

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by MeluiethBox

Words: 10456, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Defenders (Marvel TV), Daredevil (TV), Jessica Jones (TV), Luke Cage (TV), Iron Fist (TV)

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Gen

Characters: Matt Murdock, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Colleen Wing, Misty Knight, Johnathon Ohnn, Joss Shappe, Carl Burbank, Kara Killgrave

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lipwak · 7 years

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VHS #315

(T 160)

Connecticut and the Sea, MTV Real World - New Orleans, POV - KPFA, 2 Streetcar Named Desire excerpts, Dolly Curtis (local cable show) - The Merritt Parkway, Denis Elsas at FUV on Gotham TV, Fairport Convention - Beyond the Ledge (Cropody, 1998), Television: The first 50 years, CMT The Bluegrass Sound, Tom Jones - For One Night Only.

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Connecticut and the Sea 1 & 1/2 hrs Narrated by Walter Cronkite CPTV

Read the whole transcript here: http://www.simonpure.com/sea.htm See an excerpt here: https://youtu.be/2rh0qgKCqB0

Native Americans and the Sea, wampum, Caribbean trade, rum trade, Coit house, New London, shipbuilding, clipper ship era lasted 10 years, privateers, Coast Guard Academy, War of 1812, Battle of Stonington, the Monitor and other ironclad naval vessels, Bushnell, the Turtle, submarines, the Nautilus, rope walk in New London, guano trade, kidnapped Chinese used, seal trade lasted about 10 years, whaling, elephant sealing, Inuits, footage of crew on square rigger, menhaden (porgy, bunker) fishing, Moodus twine, quarrying, brownstone in NYC from Portland, Noank lobstering, Portuguese tradition, (Forebiter song), Terry Backer Soundkeeper, Gov Rowland, oysters, Norwalk, Tallmadge Brothers, ports - lumber, oil and bananas!, pleasure boating, steamboats, Goodspeed Opera House, Bridgeport ferry, catamarans, Mystic Seaport, Aquarium, Forebiter - Strike the Bell.

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MTV Real World - New Orleans 1 hr (some nice shots of city)

Maple Leaf Bar, Carrolton by the Camilla Grill, Hummingbird Lounge, house residents meet on the streetcar they have all to themselves, stay at Belfort on St Charles, Prodigy internet, Bourbon St, Roman Candy cart, “trolley”, they blur the gay guy’s lover, guy hooks up with a Tulane girl.

Dinner at Anne Rice’s house (https://youtu.be/ioRuohRiobA) (Not in this episode)

*** POV - KPFA PBS, 2000 1 hr, m Narrated by Alice Walker

http://www.pbs.org/pov/kpfaontheair/

Bernie Sanders, guards at the station, at was with Pacifica Foundation, Folio, founded for peace, conscientious objector camp, Lewis Hill, hated commercial radio, Kenneth Rexroth Libertarian Circle, had to settle for FM, Langston Hughes, had to give away radios with subscriptions, Dylan Thomas, Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Edward Teller, Linus Pauling, McCarthy, hard to find good strong conservative voices, Alan Watts, wins Peabody Award, KPFK and WBAI added, Casper Weinberger, John Birch Society, student demonstrators, JFK Cuba crisis, Dick Gregory, civil rights in the South, gay rights, Elsa Knight Thompson, Mario Savio, Dale Minor in Danang Viet Nam, Huey Newton, community radio, 1974 strike, Patty Hearst, 3 Mile Island, Oliver North, Larry Bensky, Charles Amirkhanian, Lou Harrison.

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Streetcar Named Desire excerpts:

I have always depended on the kindness of strangers https://youtu.be/l4V8OHy0su0

Stella! (I only caught the very last one and my version doesn’t have them walking off, it just ends with Kim Hunter running up the stairs.) https://youtu.be/2MVzv9_2vIM

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Dolly Curtis interviews - The Merritt Parkway at 50: Protected or Threatened ~ 10 min in 1991

I Hope Gabriel Likes My Music - Roy Eldridge playing as we watch scenes from the parkway.

interview with Charles Granquist on a bridge over the parkway, Save The Merritt Parkway t-shirts, some nice closeups of bridge details,

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Denis Elsas at FUV on Gotham TV 2001

John Lennon with him on NEW, Southside Johnny in FUV studio,

See the whole thing here: https://youtu.be/SIrDeFEbLMM

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Fairport Convention - Beyond the Ledge Cropody, 1998 1 hr, s

See most of it here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVKWs-SD70831iR2kEGF7cX2cIhhrvZ3f Not sure the order I have them in.

Programme Start : Meet On The Ledge, Ric Sanders Close To You Cosmic Intermezzo - awful. ? Who Knows Where The Time Goes, Featuring – Chris While ? ? Matty Groves/The Rutland Reel/Sack The Juggler Meet On The Ledge

Songs played that might be some of the unknowns above:

The Lark In The Morning Life's A Long Song Woodworm Swing Crazy Man Michael Dangerous The Flow The Naked Highwayman The Hiring Fair Jewel In The Crown The Bowman's Retreat Come Haste Spanish Main John Gaudie

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Television: The first 50 years 1:39, s, 1999 some good ftg but mostly second-rate

Tony Randall, Johnny Carson, Rod Steiger, Charlton Heston, KTLA, Bob Hope, Billy Barty, Bob Keeshan, Howdy Doody, Milton Berle, George Burns - I was bad from 8 to 27, Bob Cummings, Mr Rogers - was ready to go to seminary and then he got into tv, wrestling, Jack Benny, Television City in Hollywood (CBS), Arthur Godfrey, Mike Wallace Golden Fluffo ad (https://youtu.be/On7OFQTp4lM) This clip, I Love Lucy, radio show, Desi Arnaz Jr, Dragnet, used teleprompter so never had to learn their lines, Harry Morgan, Edward R Murrow (https://youtu.be/vEvEmkMNYHY) This clip, Howard K Smith, Jerry Lewis, Colgate Comedy Hour, Ed Sullivan, Shecky Greene, Jerry Stiller, Steve Rossi (Allen & Rossi), Frank Sinatra, Jackie Gleason and His American Scene Magazine, Frank Fontaine, Red Skelton, The Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, Dennis Weaver, James Arness, Bonanza, Wagon Train, The Rifleman, Wyatt Earp, Dale Evans, Roy Rogers, 1951 Shelvador refrigerator ad, What’s My Line?, Steve Allen, Wally Cox, Marty, soap operas, Ozzie & Harriet, Father Knows Best, Dobie Gillis, Dwayne Hickman, Danny Thomas Show, My Favorite Martian, Ray Walston, Leave It To Beaver, Disney, two Mousekateers, Art Linkletter's House Party, Lucille Ball Desilu Workshop (https://youtu.be/5oiTqsKxFuA) This clip, The Untouchables, Robert Stack, 77 Sunset Strip, Mr Ed, Alan Young, (the horse died in 1973), Sgt Bilko, Gilligan’s Island, Ed McMahon, Dr Joyce Brothers, Doc Severinsen, Batman, Superman, Lou Ferrigno, The Fugitive, The Avengers, Patrick Macnee, The Man From Uncle, Mission Impossible, Barbara Bain, Martin Landau, Peter Lupus, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Star Trek, Jonathan Harris, Lost In Space, The Andy Griffith Show, Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Bewitched, Laugh In, All In The Family, Norman Lear, Bob Newhart Show, Mary Tyler Moore Show, Norman Fell, WKRP, Dallas,

Blurb - Film Clips *The Steve Allen Show *Milton Berle *Red Skelton *I Love Lucy *Your Show of Shows *Art Linkletter *Gunsmoke *Colgate Comedy Hour *Jack Benny *Mickey Mouse Club *Jackie Gleason *Howdy Doody *The Ed Sullivan *The Cisco Kid *One Step Beyond *Untouchables *WKRP in Cincinnati *Saturday Night Live *Burns and Allen *Donna Reed *Leave It to Beaver *Voyage to Bottom of the Sea *You Asked For It *Dobie Gillis *Dallas *Bob Hope *Dragnet *Shindig *Batman *Star Trek *Hee Haw *BayWatch *Laugh-In And Many More!

Interviews *Tony Randall *Tom Hanks *Walter Cronkite *Art Linkletter *Rod Steiger *Carol Burnett *Victoria Principle *David Duchovny *Robert Stack *Jay Leno *Jerry Stiller *Tom Selleck *Monty Hall *Hugh O'Brien *Dick Van Patten *Alan Young *Dale Evans *Lea Thompson *Tom Arnold *Charlton Heston *Johnathon Harris *David Hasselhoff *Peter Graves *Jerry Springer *George Burns *Robert Fuller *Harry Morgan *Shecky Greene *James Arness *Maury Povich *Anne Francis *Henry Winkler *Ron Howard *Robert Vaughn *Norman Fell *Carroll O'Connor *Larry Hagman *Joyce DeWitt *Doc Severinsen *Linda Gray *Edd Byrnes *Larry Storch *Ernest Borgnine *Adrienne Barbeau *Ed Asner *Joan Collins *Carl Reiner *Jamie Farr *Ted Knight *Angie Dickinson *Isabel Sanford *Bernie Kopel *Lou Ferrigno *Gale Storm *Dennis Weaver *Steve Allen And Many More!

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CMT The Bluegrass Sound 1:02, with commercials, 2002 various performances mostly at the Opry

mandolin, resonator guitar, banjo, fiddle, bluegrass sound, Vince Gill, Patty Loveless on ACL - Pretty Little Miss (Shady Grove) (https://youtu.be/Nj67hHp5GQ0) This clip, Chris Thile, Nickel Creek - Reasons Why (https://youtu.be/ognZEcWzdEA) Not this clip, Islip mandolin maker John Monteleone, NYC bluegrass scene with Grisman, Eric Weissberg, others, Ricky Skaggs - Uncle Pen (https://youtu.be/kv_KgdIEswI) Not this clip, Vince Gill and Alison Krauss - Catfish John, Ralph Stanley - Man of Constant Sorrow, Union Station w/ jerry Douglas and Sam Bush (https://youtu.be/ALcdFAAojt4) Not this clip, Ricky Skaggs and Ralph Stanley - Nobody’s Love’s Like Mine, The Whites - Keep On The Sunny Side. John Hartford 1977, NC fiddle makers, Alison Krauss - Foolish Heart (https://youtu.be/kfmdQfkDE8I) Not this clip, Gillian Welch with Emmylou Harris - Rock of Ages (https://youtu.be/mnDEvU4Llvg) Not this clip, Earl Scruggs Marty Stuart - Foggy Mountain Breakdown (https://youtu.be/d4O73LQPHyg) Not this clip, Del McCoury on ACL - All Aboard (https://youtu.be/NgLIo0eTc8Q) This clip, Bela Fleck and Friends - Major Honker.

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Tom Jones - For One Night Only w/ Mark Knopfler, Toni Braxton, Bryn Terfel

It’s Not Unusual (https://youtu.be/1ZXEYSEgoo4) This clip. Delilah (https://youtu.be/0FwiK_os6AM) Not this clip. w/ Toni Braxton - Knock On Wood (https://youtu.be/Av4-HUrkHco) This clip. Thunderball (https://youtu.be/h-uFNGk5K7Y) Not this clip. What’s New Pussycat (https://youtu.be/FXrT8tz5nCc) Not this clip. He Stopped Loving Her Today (https://youtu.be/N-IVU1745E4) This clip. w/ Bryn Terfel - Green Green Grass of Home (https://youtu.be/SjOL_MdEcXo) Not this clip. I Want You Back w/ Mark Knopfler - I Feel Like Going Home (https://youtu.be/O2irh-WT-cY) This clip. Kiss (https://youtu.be/5uZQFOfMSfY) Not this clip.

(Bravo shows the movie Tom Jones after this.)

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