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gobthomlin · 1 year
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October 9, 2020
Sunrise at Ellis Island Bird Sanctuary
West Alton, Missouri
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starbirdsonthebat · 1 month
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Edward "Ted" and Pat Jones-Confluence Point State Park
West Alton, Missouri, USA.
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page-28 · 8 months
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Them rise boys must have been loving this one…
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"BILL GRAHAM PRESENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO..."
PIC INFO: Spotlight on Abba Zaba-inspired concert poster art for DEEP PURPLE, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY, and COLD BLOOD, live at the Fillmore West, November 28-30 + December 1, 1968. San Francisco, CA. Artwork by Rick Griffin (✝) and Alton Kelley.
OVERVIEW: "The third and final Rick Griffin and Alton Kelley collaboration (Griffin often collaborated with Victor Moscoso, and Kelley of course worked with Stanley Mouse on virtually all of his compositions) was a good example of both artists' use of contemporary advertising in their design. The poster features a taxi cab checker design with an "Abba-Zabba" candy bar wrapper and image of monkey working on transistor. Abba-Zabbas were candy bars made at the time by the Cardinet Candy Company of Oakland, across the Bay from San Francisco. Perhaps a favorite of one of the artists?
This poster advertises the very first tour of DEEP PURPLE who had a hit single, “Hush,”  that reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. It would be a few more years before they hit the real Big Time with the heavy metal classic, “Smoke on the Water.” Here they opened for SF-based IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY who were getting massive Bay-Area airplay with their hits, “White Bird,” and “Hot Summer Day.”
-- BAHR GALLERY
Source: www.bahrgallery.com/band-items/deep-purple-it-s-a-beautiful-day-1968.
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thevalicemultiverse · 8 months
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If you think about it (points that way) that is west. (Turns around and points in the same direction but with a different arm) but now it’s east.
Alice: That sort of thing is why we invented yelling, "No, your other left!"
Victor: And compasses.
Smiler: That might not help, I saw on QI once that there's multiple north and south poles.
Victor: . . .what
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theladyregret · 11 months
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Drow Name Tables
Something I did as a special favor to @kimmurielsscryingmirror (@eldritchmist ) who showed interest. Because it’s...pretty big I decided to make it into it’s own post.
These are a few Drow naming tables that were originally found in an issue of Dragon Magazine. It’s two d100 tables of prefixes and suffixes commonly used in first names. The second couple of tables is a list of common house name prefixes and suffixes.
EDIT: Just a little something for those who care which I didn’t add before because it took me so long to finish the transcription I just wanted to post it lol. The gender difference is noted in the related Dragon Magazine article as being significant. Non Drow may not notice but a Drow will notice the difference. Female names sometimes borrow parts that are normally only considered male and this is considered fine...but a male with a name that borrows a typically only female part would be seen as extremely taboo.
Prefix (Female/Male) - Meaning
Akor/Alak                 beloved, best, first
Alaun/Alton             lightning, powerful
Aly/Kel                     legendary, singing, song
Ang/Adin                  beast, monstrous, savage
Ardul/Amal               blessed, divine, godly
Aun/Ant                   crypt, dead, deadly, death
Bae/Bar                      fate, fated, luck, lucky
Bal/Bel                       burned, burning, fire, flame
Belar/Bruh                 arrow, lance, piercing
Briz/Berg                    graceful, fluid, like water
Bur/Bhin                     craft, crafty, sly
Chal/Chasz                earth, stable
Char/Kron                  sick, venom, venomed
Chess/Cal                  noble, lady/lord
Dhaun                          infested, plague
Dil/Dur                         cold, ice, still
Dirz/Div                       dream, dreaming, fantasy
Dris/Riz                        ash, dawn, east, eastern
Eclav/Elk                      chaos, mad, madness
Elvan/Kalan                 elf, elven, far, lost
Elv/Elaug                     drow, mage, power
Erel/Rhyl                      eye, moon, spy
Ethe/Erth                    mithril, resolute
Faer/Selds                   oath, sworn, vow
Felyn/Fil                       pale, thin, weak, white
Filf/Phar                     dwarf, dwarven, treacherous
Gauss/Orgoll              dread, fear, feared, vile
G'eld                              friend, spider  
Ghuan                           accursed, curse, unlucky
Gin/Din                         berserk, berserker, orc, wild
Grey/Gul                       ghost, pale, unliving
Hael/Hatch                   marked, trail, way
Hal/Sol                           deft, nimble, spider-like  
Houn/Rik                       magic, ring, staff
Iiv/Dip                             liege, war, warrior
Iim                                   life, living, spirit, soul
Illiam/Im                         devoted, heart, love
In/Sorn                           enchanted, spell
Ilph                                  emerald, green, lush, tree
Irae/Ilzt                           arcane, mystic, wizard
Irr/Izz                               hidden, mask, masked
Iym/Ist                            endless, immortal  
Jan/Duag                       shield, warded
Jhael/Gel                       ambitious, clan, kin, family
Jhul/Jar                         charmed, rune, symbol
Jys/Driz                         hard, steel, unyielding
Lael/Llt                           iron, west, western
Lar/Les                          binding, bound, law, lawful
LiNeer/Mourn            legend, legendary, mythical  
Lird/Ryld                   brand, branded, owned, slave
Lua/Lyme                       bright, crystal, light
Mal/Malag                     mystery, secret
May/Mas                         beautiful, beauty, silver
Micar                                lost, poison, widow
Min/Ran                           lesser, minor, second
Mol/Go                            blue, storm, thunder, wind
Myr/Nym                       lost, skeleton, skull
Nath/Mer                        doom, doomed, fate
Ned/Nad               cunning, genius, mind, thought
Nhil/Nal                 fear, gorrible, horror, outraged
Neer                                  core, root, strong
Null/Nil                             sad, tear, weeping
Olor/Omar                       skin, tattoo, tattooed
Pellan/Relon                    north, platiunum, wind
Phaer/Vorn                      honor, honored
Phyr/Phyx                        bless, blessed, blessing
Qualn/Quil                        mighty, ocean, sea
Quar                                   aged, eternal, time
Quav/Quev                        charmed, docile, friend
Qil/Quil                               foe, goblin, slave
Rauv/Welv                         cave, rock, stone
Ril/Ryl                                 foretold, omen
Sbat/Szor                           amber, yellow
Sab/Tsab                            abyss, empty, void  
Shi'n/Kren                          fool, foolish, young
Shri/Ssz                             silk, silent  
Shur/Shar                          dagger, edge, stiletto
Shynt                                 invisible, skilled, unseen
Sin/Szin                              festival, joy, pleasure
Ssap/Tath                          blue, midnight, night
Susp/Spir                           learned, skilled, wise
Talab/Tluth                        burn, burning, fire
Tal/Tar                         love, pain, wound, wounded
Triel/Taz                           bat, winged
T'riss/Teb                           blade, sharp, sword  
Ulvir/Uhls                           gold, golden, treasure
Umrae/Hurz                       faith, faithful, true
Vas/Vesz                            blood, bloody, flesh
Vic                                       abyss, deep, profound
Vier/Val                               black, dark, darkness
Vlon/Wod                           bold, hero, heroic
Waer/Wehl             deep, hidden, south, southern  
Wuyon/Wruz                      humble, third, trivial
Xull/Url                                 blooded, crimson, ruby
Xun                                       demon, fiend, fiendish
Yas/Yaz                       riddle, spinning, thread, web
Zar/Zakn                             dusk, haunted, shadow
Zebey/Zek                        dragon, lithe, rage, wyrm
Zes/Zsz                              ancient, elder, respected
Zilv/Vuz                             forgotten, old, unknown
Suffixes (Female/Male) - Meaning
a/agh                  breaker, destruction, end, omega
ace/as                                savant, scholar, wizard
ae/aun                             dance, dancer, life, player
aer/d                                    blood, blood of, heir
afae/afein                         bane, executioner, slayer
afay/aufein                        eyes, eyes of, seer
ala/launim                          healer, cleric
anna/erin                            advisor, counselor to
arra/atar                             queen/prince
aste                                      bearer, keeper, slaver
avin/aonar                           guardian, guard, shield
ayne/al                       lunatic, maniac, manic, rage
baste/gloth                         path, walker
breena/antar                   matriach/patriarch, ruler
bryn/lyn                               agent, assassin, killer
cice/roos                             born of, child, young  
cyrl/axle                               ally, companion, friend
da/daer                                illusionist, trickster
dia/drin                                rogue, stealer
diira/diirn                             initiate, sister/brother
dra/zar                                  lover, match, mate  
driira/driirn                         mother/father, teacher  
dril/dorl                                 knight, sword, warrior
e                                           servant, slave, vessel
eari/erd                                 giver, god, patron
eyl                                       archer, arrow, flight, flyer
ffyn/fein                               minstrel, singer, song
fryn              champion, victor, weapon, weapon of
iara/ica                                 baron, duke, lady/lord  
ice/eth                                 obsession, taker, taken  
idil/imar           alpha, beginning, creator of, maker
iira/inid                                 harbinger, herald
inidia                                     secret, wall, warder
inil/in                                     lady/lord, rider, steed
intra                               envoy, messenger, prophet
isstra/atlab               acolyte, apprentice, student
ithra/irahc                         dragon, serpent, wyrm
jra/gos                                 beast, biter, stinger
jss                                          scout, stalker
kacha/kah                            beauty, hair, style
kiira/raen                              apostle, disciple
lay/dyn                               flight, flyer, wing, wings
lara/aghar                         cynic, death, end, victim
lin                                         arm, armor, commander
lochar                                   messenger, spider
mice/myr           bone, bones, necromancer, witch  
mur'ss                                   shadow, spy, witness
na/nar                                 adept, ghost, spirit
nilee/olil                             corpse, disease, ravager
niss/nozz                           chance, gambler, game
nitra/net                              kicker, returned, risen
nolu                                 art, artist, expert, treasure
olin                                   ascension, love, lover, lust
onia/onim                           rod, staff, token, wand
oyss/omph                       binder, judge, law, prison
qualyn                                 ally, caller, kin
quarra/net                           horde, host, legion
quiri/oj                                  aura, cloak, hide, skin
ra/or                                     fool, game, prey, quarry
rae/rar                                   secret, seeker, quest
raema/orvir                         crafter, fist, hand
raena/olvir                            center, haven, home
riia/rak                       enchanter, mage, spellcaster
ril                                 bandit, enemy, raider, outlaw
riina/ree                     enchanter, mage, spellcaster
ryna/oyn                         follower, hired, mercenary
ryne/ryn                      blooded, elder, experienced
shalee/ral                 abjurer, gaze, watch, watcher
ssysn/rysn          artifact, dweomer, sorcerer, spell
stin/trin         clan, house, merchant, of the house
stra/tran                             spider, spinner, weaver
tana/ton                           darkness, lurker, prowler
thara/tar                             glyph, marker, rune
thrae/olg                          charmer, leader, seducer
tree/tel                         exile, loner, outcast, pariah
tyrr                    dagger, poison, poisoner, scorpion
ual/dan                                speed, strider
ue/dor                                  arm, artisan, fingers
uit/dar                                  breath, voice, word
une/diin                         diviner, fate, future, oracle
uque                              cavern, digger, mole, tunnel  
urra/dax                       nomad, renegade, wanderer
va/ven                             comrade, honor, honored
vayas                         forge, forger, hammer, smith
vyll punishment, scourge, whip, zealot  
vyrae/vyr                     mistress/master, overseer
wae/hrae                           heir, inheritor, princess
wiira/hriir                           seneschal of, steward
wyss/hrys                          best, creator, starter
xae/zaer                             orb, rank, ruler, sceptor
xena/zen                         cutter, gem, jewel, jeweler
xyra/zyr                             sage, teller
yl                                          drow, woman/man
ylene/yln         handmaiden/squire, maiden/youth
ymma/inyon                      drider, feet, foot, runner
ynda/yrd        captain, custodian, marshal, ranger  
ynrae/yraen                       heretic, rebel, riot, void
vrae                                   architect, founder, mason  
yrr                                         protector, rival, wielder
zyne/zt                                finder, hunter
House Name Prefixes - Meaning
Alean                        the noble line of
Ale                             traders in
Arab                          daughters of
Arken                        mages of
Auvry                        blood of the  
Baen                          blessed by
Barri                           spawn of
Cladd                         warriors from
Desp                          victors of
De                               champions of
Do'                              walkers in
Eils                              lands of
Everh                         the caverns of
Fre                              friends of
Gode                          clan of  
Helvi                          those above
Hla                              seers of
Hun'                           the sisterhood of
Ken                            sworn to
Kil                               people of
Mae                           raiders from  
Mel                            mothers of
My                              honored of
Noqu                         sacred to
Orly                            guild of
Ouss                           heirs to
Rilyn                           house of  
Teken'                        delvers in  
Tor                               mistresses of
Zau                              children of
House Name Suffixes - Meaning
afin                              the web
ana                               the night
ani                                the widow
ar                                   poison
arn                                fire
ate                                the way
ath                                the dragons
duis                              the whip
ervs                              the depths
ep                                  the underdark
ett                                 magic
ghym                            the forgotten ways
iryn                               history
lyl                                  the blade
mtor                             the abyss
ndar                              black hearts
neld                              the arcane
rae                                 fell powers
rahel                             the gods
rret                                the void
sek                                 adamantite
th                                    challenges
tlar                                 mysteries
t'tar                                victory
tyl                                   the pits
und                                 the spider's kiss
urden                             the darkness
val                                   silken weaver
viir                                  dominance
zynge                             the ruins
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thekiddisnotmyson · 4 months
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Taylor Swift Jet Journeys
This is according to Taylor Swift Jets
Jet 1
September 15. From Burbank California- Nashville Tenessee USA
September 18. From Nashville Tenessee USA- to Burbank California USA
September 22.  From Burbank California- Nashville Tenessee USA
October 2. - Nashville Tenesse- Alton/St. Louis Illionis USA
October 13.  Landing in Kansas City
October 22.  From Nashville- Kansas City- Morristown New Jersey
October  30. - Morristown New Jersey- Kansas City USA
November 1. - Kansas City Missouri- Nashville Tenessee USA
November 6. Nashville Tenessee- Burbank California USA
November 8.  Burbank California- Nashville Tenessee USA
November 26.  Nashville Tenessee- Tampa Florida USA
November 27. Tampa Florida- Nashville Tenessee USA
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Jet 2
October 7. - Kansas City Missouri-   Nashville Tenessee USA
October 9. - Nashville Tenessee-  Burbank California USA
October 12. - Burbank California - Kansas City Missouri USA
October 13.  Kansas City Missouri-  Nashville Tenessee USA
October 14..- Nashville Tenessee- Kansas City Missouri USA
October 14. - Kansas City Missouri- Morristown New Jersey USA
October 16. - Morristown New Jersey- Burbank California USA
October 22. - Burbank California- Kansas City Missouri USA
October 22.  Kansas City Missouri-  Nashville Tenessee USA
October 25. Nashville Tenessee- Alton St. Louis, Illionis USA
October 27. - Alton St. Louis, Illionis- Nashville Tenessee USA
November 1. Nashville Tenessee- Albany New York USA
November 2. - Albany New York- Morristown New Jersey USA
November 8.  Morristown New Jersey- West Palm Beach Florida USA
November 8. West Palm Beach Florida USA- Buenos Aires AR
November 13. Buenos Aires AR - West Palm Beach Florida USA
November 13. West Palm Beach Florida- Morristown New Jersey USA
November 16. Morristown New Jersey USA- Rio de Janeiro BR
November 21. Rio de Janeiro - São Paulo BR
November 27. São Paulo BR- Tampa Florida USA
November 27. Tampa Florida USA- Kansas City Missouri USA
November 30.  Kansas City Missouri USA- London England GB
November 30. London England GB- Bangor Maine USA
December 1. - Bangor Maine- Kansas City Missouri USA
December 3. Kansas City Missouri- Green Bay Wisconsin USA
December 4. Green Bay Wisconsin-  Kansas City Missouri USA
December 5. Kansas City Missouri- Morristown New Jersey USA
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John Donat, The Watchers, 1960 (detail). Alton West Estate, Roehampton, South West London, featuring Lynn Chadwick’s sculpture ‘The Watchers’
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fatehbaz · 2 years
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St Louis is where storms collide.
Without the moderating effect of a coastline or major mountain range, cold air sweeps unopposed down from the Arctic to meet a warm, humid front marching north from the Gulf of Mexico. The two finally lock in combat over the Mississippi flatlands, emptying their arsenals to barrage the area with blizzards, thunderstorms, and tornados. In recent years, growing climate chaos has only intensified this ambient war, each “extreme weather event” more volatile and less predictable. And as the air currents grapple over the middleAmerican sky, the storm-swollen Mississippi grinds forward below. Once-uncommon “freak floods” are now standard, the levees overcome every few years and large chunks of St Louis and its surrounding suburbs washed away by the intractable inertia of a river bound to outlive any city.
The result is another slow apocalypse.
In January 2016, people from the surrounding suburbs poured into Red Cross shelters, unable to return to homes torn apart by the rising water. But even with such disasters gradually becoming the new, more violent equilibrium, federal aid is perpetually insufficient. [...] Politics in these conditions can only appear apolitical, as all functional organizing is given political significance when confronted with devastation of such scale: Baptists and Mennonites organizing supply caravans through the wreckage of long-decayed postwar suburbs, the crosses emblazoned on their white vans floating above silt-clogged cul-de-sacs.
Such stories of environmental destruction are, however, only one dimension of a much-deeper global economic catastrophe that takes different forms in different regions.
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In many ways, St Louis is a city without a region, stuck between the Midwest, the South, and the Great Plains -- and as such it seems to act as a sort of vaguely generalizable image of a mythic middle America slowly being lost. Economically, it’s an intersection between Rust Belt and Corn Belt, only barely outside the new sunbelt yet falling short of its river-port counterparts. It was one of the many cities left behind by the wave of deindustrialization. After its postwar heyday, the entire metro area saw massive population loss, at first concentrated downtown but soon spreading out to neighboring suburbs as well. This process only deepened long-standing racial divides. Meanwhile, attempts to resuscitate the city by focusing on capital-intensive manufacturing and biotech have only ensured a further cloistering of wealth and a hardening of racial divides between neighborhoods.
Today postwar houses and small clusters of low-rise apartment complexes are sprinkled out across the humid floodplain. When the river overspills its levees, entire suburban cities can be washed away, as was the case in the small, predominantly white working-class suburb of West Alton in 2016. Wedged between the Missouri and Mississippi, just before their confluence north of St Louis proper, the entire city was evacuated, with a quarter to a third of the population expected never to return. [...]
There are small islands of gentrification within the city proper, as well as the remains of more affluent suburbs, largely west of the city -- the foremost of these being small municipalities like Town and Country, a largely white golf course suburb that boasts the highest median income of any city in Missouri. These richer locales are buffered by a spectrum of poorer ones [...].
In St Louis, these divergent dynamics are colliding, and the city is being reshaped according to this economic battle, itself only an echo of that greater chaos foreboded by warring storms.
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Phil Neel. Hinterland: America’s New Landscape of Class and Conflict. 2018.
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clawwbug · 7 months
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TRUE CRIME - PT. 1
Ricky McCormick Cypher
My first True Crime blog post will be on the Ricky McCormick Cypher.
If you don’t know what a cypher is, here is a definition; A cypher is a message written in a secret code; a secret or disguised way of writing; a code.
This case is somewhat of a cold case, and at first the case was classified as a homicide, but was later determined otherwise.
Ricky McCormick was a high school dropout who had held multiple addresses in the Greater St. Louis area, living intermittently with his elderly mother. According to a 1999 article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, McCormick suffered from chronic heart and lung problems. He was not married, but had fathered at least four children. He had a criminal record, and had previously served 11 months of a three-year sentence for statutory rape. At the time of his death, he was 41 years old, unemployed, and receiving disability welfare payments.
McCormick's body was found on June 30, 1999, in a cornfield near West Alton, Missouri by a woman driving along a field road near Route 367. The reason he was 15 miles (24 km) away from his then-current address is another mystery, as he did not own a car and the area was not served by public transportation. Though the body had already somewhat decomposed, authorities used fingerprints to identify McCormick. There was no indication that anyone had a motive to kill McCormick and no one had reported him missing. As such, the authorities initially ruled out homicide; however, no cause of death was officially determined at the time. McCormick was last seen alive five days earlier, on June 25, 1999, getting a checkup at St. Louis's now-defunct Forest Park Hospital.
The two notes found in McCormick's pockets are written in an unknown code consisting of "a jumble of letters and numbers occasionally set off with parentheses" and are believed by the FBI to possibly lead to those responsible for the killing. Dan Olson, chief of the FBI's Cryptanalysis and Racketeering Records Unit, said, illustrating the significance of the notes, "Breaking the code could reveal the victim's whereabouts before his death and could lead to the solution of a homicide." Attempts by both the FBI's Cryptanalysis and Racketeering Records Unit (CRRU) and the American Cryptogram Association failed to decipher their meaning, and Ricky McCormick's encrypted notes are currently listed as one of CRRU's top unsolved cases, with McCormick's killer yet to be identified. According to members of McCormick's family, Ricky had used encrypted notes as a boy, but none of them knew how to read the code.
To this day, the code has yet to be deciphered. Yet, there is speculation on the internet as to what the note reads as.
I found this post on Reddit, made by u/TheLinguistGamer; on the r/UnresolvedMysteries subreddit. Here is their attempt at figuring out what it meant.
Thank you for reading! I used some of this information from Wikipedia, and the police reports. I will link them below.
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Aegon the Conqueror's Small Council
I've come to the end of Aegon the Conqueror's story in A Song Of Ice And Fire. Here is a list of his Small Council and other important people in his life:
King Aegon I “the Conqueror” Targaryen (1 To 35 AC)
Queen: Rhaenys Targaryen – Mother of Aenys
Queen: Visenya Targaryen – Mother of Maegor
Hand Of The King: Orys Baratheon (1-7), Edmyn Tully (7-9), Alton Celtigar (9-17), Ser Osmund Strong (17 -34), Lord Alyn Stokeworth (34 AC, continues after Aegon's death)
Grand Maester: Ollidar (5), Lyonce (6-12), Gawen (12 to 42)
Master of Ships: Daemon Velaryon (dies in an early battle during the Conquest), Aethan Velaryon (1 to ?)
Master of Laws: Triston Massey
Master of Coin: Crispian Celtigar
KIngsguard: (Appointed in 10 AC) Ser Corlys Velaryon (LC), Ser Richard Roote, Ser Addison “Bastard of Cornfield” Hill, Ser Gregor Goode, Ser Griffith Goode, Humfrey the Mummer, Ser Robyn “Darkrobin” Darklyn
Master Of Arms: Ser Gawn Corbray (Dragonstone)
Lord Paramount of the Riverlands: Edmyn Tully
Lord Paramount of the Mander: Harlan Tyrell
Warden of the West: Loren Lannister
Warden of the South: Harlan Tyrell, Theo Tyrell
Warden of the East: Ronnel Arryn
Warden of the North: Torrhen Stark
Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch: Hoare
6 High Septons (unnamed)
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The BFV (Big Friendly Vampire)
The 14th century. England. In a small village called Alton. What was once a peaceful land, has now been tainted with hysteria. Villagers have been going missing. Never to be seen again. Vampires are lurking in the shadow. There is a family that lives on the west corner. A mother, and her 3 daughters. The mother stands at 9’6. A giant. Very intimidating. Not much is known about her daughters. They are rarely, if ever seen. Since the mother only lets them leave their castle at night. And warns them to stay away from humans.
Naturally, the blame for the missing villagers immediately goes to the vampire family up west. Not knowing who (or what) else can be responsible. They decide to offer a villager as a tribute. Hoping that the sacrifice would satisfy the vampire’s hunger and cease the murders. Who was taken to be sacrificed? A noble woman. Very poor. And she did not agree to it. At all. In fact, she fights with the men who carry her to the vampire’s door step.
They leave her there with a scroll. Describing the situation and begging the vampires to leave their village alone. To stop killing their people. When the mother finds the woman, she has no interest in killing her. Or even hurting her. Nor do her daughters. If it is not them who is responsible…then who is it? And what will they do with this noble?
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Hello! I’m Angelique. I’m 17F (turning 18 on 9/17). This is a plot that I have just written. The vampire mother is inspired by Lady Dimitrescu from Resident Evil. She is still very tall, has 3 daughters, hates men, and is a vampire. But she does NOT turn into a giant dragon monster if she does not consume human flesh and blood. Since she does not have the parasite. I am looking for someone to play the vampire mother and her 3 daughters.
The plot goes on with the noble woman being let into the vampire’s house. As a servant. The mother is at first cold towards her. And wonders why she isn’t terrified of her. Like everyone else. But she bonds with one of her daughters. Which gets her curious about the little human. Soon, reaching her soft side. And falling in love. Keep in mind that this plot takes place during the 14th century.
I am looking for advanced-lit or novella writers (several paragraphs with proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation). Who are also active throughout the day. I prefer to have constant activity. Otherwise I would lose interest. I only do role play on Discord. If you are familiar with the game Resident Evil, great! Because I am not lol. Bonus for you. 16 and over only.
If you are interested, feel free to like this ad and I will come to you. Or message me on Discord @angelwabluheart. Send me a little introduction about yourself! Make yourself stand out. Have a good day/night! 🖤
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Born To Kill COMPLETE SERIES 2005-2016
“Going back to the age-old Nature vs Nurture debate, a good way to think about it is that genetics provide an individual with a spectrum and the individual’s environment, developmental and otherwise, determines where you lie on it. A predisposition may lie dormant for eternity, but feed it a stressful environment and increased risk factors such as malnourishment and trauma, and it will manifest. Clinical facts must be tempered with ethical concerns when applying science to society.” Source
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Season 1
S01E01 Fred West
S01E02 Harold Shipman
S01E03 Jeffrey Dahmer
S01E04 Myra Hindley
S01E05 The Washington Snipers
S01E06 Ivan Milat
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Season 2
S02E01 Ted Bundy
S02E02 Charles Starkweather
S02E03 John Wayne Gacy
S02E04 Aileen Wuornos
S02E05 Richard Chase
S02E06 Albert DeSalvo
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Season 3
S03E01 Gary Ridgway
S03E02 Edmund Kemper
S03E03 Richard Ramirez
S03E04 Donald Gaskins
S03E05 David Berkowitz
S03E06 Dennis Nilsen
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Season 4
S04E01 Charles Manson
S04E02 Dennis Rader
S04E03 Beverly Allitt
S04E04 Hillside Stranglers (Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono)
S04E05 Colin Ireland
S04E06 Herbert Mullin
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Season 5
S05E01 Peter Sutcliffe
S05E02 Donald Nielson
S05E03 Patrick Mackay
S05E04 John Linley Frazier
S05E05 Cary Stayner
S05E06 The Briley Brothers
S05E07 Hadden Clark
S05E08 Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka
S05E09 Thor Christiansen
S05E10 Dale Hausner and Samuel Dieteman
S05E11 Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog
S05E12 Douglas Clark and Carol Bundy
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Season 6
SE06E01 Robert Napper
SE06E02 John Duffy and David Mulcahy
SE06E03 Gerald and Charlene Gallego
SE06E04 Levi Bellfield
SE06E05 Tony Costa
SE06E06 Richard Cottingham
SE06E07 Cleophus Prince Jr.
SE06E08 Sean Gillis
SE06E09 Timothy Wilson Spencer
SE06E10 David Alan Gore and Fred Waterfield
SE06E11 David Carpenter
SE06E12 Bobby Joe Long
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Season 7
SE07E01 Peter Moore
SE07E02 Trevor Hardy
SE07E03 William Suff
SE07E04 Charles Albright
SE07E05 Allan Legere
SE07E06 Robert Reldan
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Born to Kill/Class of Evil 2017
Season 1
SE01E01 Peter Tobin
SE01E02 Altemio Sanchez
SE01E03 Alton Coleman and Debra Brown
SE01E04 Stephen Griffiths
SE01E05 Graham Young
SE01E06 Joanna Dennehy
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Killing Spree 2014
Season 1
SE01E01 Suffolk Strangler
SE01E02 Terror in Paradise
SE01E03 Northumbria Rampage
SE01E04 The Miami Murders
SE01E05 Horror at the Mall
SE01E06 Columbine Massacre
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Season 2
SE01E01 The Hungerford Massacre
SE01E02 Soho Nail Bomber
SE01E03 New York Knifings
SE01E04 Revenge Cop Killer
SE01E05 The Family Slayer
SE01E06 Woman On The Rampage
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Criminal psychologists: Louis B Schlesinger, Helen Morrison, Katherine Ramsland, David Wilson and Robert Ressler.
Narrator: Christoper Slade
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Party Wall Surveyors West Midlands: Everything You Need to Know
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As a property owner in the West Midlands planning to undertake construction work, you may have come across the term "Party Wall Surveyor." If you haven't, you should know that it is a crucial role in the process of constructing, renovating, or extending a building that shares a boundary with an adjacent property.
If you're planning to carry out work on a shared wall or boundary, you need to ensure that you comply with the Party Wall, etc. Act 1996. This act stipulates that a building owner must serve a notice to their neighbor informing them of the work and allow them to appoint a Party Wall Surveyor. The appointed Party Wall Surveyor is responsible for protecting both parties' interests and ensuring that the work complies with the Act.
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