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Aliens and Agenda 21
Aliens and Agenda 21 quantity
We are living on a Prison Planet controlled and orchestrated by the ruling elite under a plan to extinguish human life for profit. By the year 2030n the human population could be reduced to only 500 million. We can unite and fight back before it's too late.
"Shocking insight into an agenda so sinister it sounds like science fiction." – Flatlands
"We cannot underestimate the same government responsible for the MK Ultra program" – OH Krill, author of Montauk Babies
Running Time: 90 mins with Special Features
Genre: Conspiracy, UFO, Aliens, Social Interest
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Category: ALIEN/UFO
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UFO Chronicles: Contact with Aliens
Alfred Lambremont Webre is an American author, lawyer, futurist, peace activist, environmental and space activist who promotes the ban of space weapons. Mr. Webre's book, Exopolitics: Politics, Government and Law In the Universe first defined the formal field of Exopolitics (the science of relations between intelligent civilizations in the Universe). A graduate of Yale University, Yale Law School and a Fulbright Scholar, Alfred has taught economics at Yale University and constitutional law at the University of Texas and was a leading futurist at Stanford Research Institute (where he directed the proposed 1977 Carter White House Extraterrestrial Communication study). In a consciousness changing interview, Mr. Weber explores the reality of who we are, what we are and where we are going as we ultimately begin relations among intelligent civilizations in the universe.
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Categories: ALIEN/UFO, CONSPIRACY
Reality UFO Series Volume 2
Reality Entertainment presents the Reality UFO Series V2, the second in a unique series in conjunction with Hard Evidence and Ufologist Magazines. Featuring the most compelling and well documented cases in UFO and Paranormal History.
Reality UFO Series Volume 2 includes:
Dr. Richard Boylan Ph.D., B.A.
Dr. Boylan is a Researcher, Behavioral Scientist, Exo Anthropologist, emeritus University Associate Professor of Psychology, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, author, consultant, and researcher. Dr. Boylan provides hypnotherapy for recalling full details of partially-remembered close encounters with alien beings, and for exploring previous life experiences stored in subconscious memory. Reality UFO V2 includes his presentation of "Star Kids and Star Seeds, their origin, identity and mission".
Freddy Silva is one of the world's leading experts on UFO's, crop circles and sacred sites, and a highly regarded researcher into the interaction between temples and consciousness. As a best-selling author and filmmaker he frequently lectures internationally, and has made keynote presentations at the International Science and Consciousness Conference, and the International Society For The Study Of Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine, in addition to appearances on The History Channel, Discovery Channel, BBC, numerous video documentaries, and radio shows.
Peter Khoury
Peter's first UFO Abduction experience was in 1988, Peter has a mark on his head where a needle was inserted by the beings. He also has a scoop mark on his right leg where a sample was taken. His 1992 Abduction Experience which involved two alien females, a blonde and an Asian, became the world's first UFO abduction case with biological evidence. The two hair samples, were DNA tested using the PCR method. The investigation is still on going.
Keith Basterfield
Keith has been involved in the area of UFO research for over two decades. In 1981 his book on Australian UFO reports "Close Encounters of an Australian Kind", was published, followed in 1997 with a revised version of "UFOs: A Report on Australian Encounters". An active member of the UFO community, Keith Basterfield has lectured around the world and been involved in many of the UFO organizations.
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The UFO Chronicles: The Smoking Gun
UFO Chronicles is an unprecedented and uncensored film series featuring the top authorities on the UFO enigma. Pilots, Astronauts, Government Officials, Military Officials, Medical Experts, Scientists, Religious Leaders and more reveal in never before seen interviews the ramifications of the Alien Presence on planet Earth. The UFO Chronicles collector's series discloses information you were never meant to know. Dr. David Rudiak is the world's foremost authority on the Roswell "Smoking Gun" evidence – the General Ramey memo that detailed what actually occurred in Roswell. His reconstruction and analysis of this historical document stands in sharp contrast to the story released by the government. UFO expert Stanton Friedman uses the background history of what happened at Roswell to detail the actual sequence of events and reviews in detail the cover-ups that have emerged and taken place over the years by the shadow government and the mainstream media. Mr. Friedman tells the story of air force fighter pilots who were ordered to shoot down UFOs and the ongoing disclosure by many of the countries of the world of the truth about aliens, UFOs, and how important it is that the people of the Earth know the truth.
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The Committee for Risk Assessment (RAC) concludes on 19 opinions on harmonised classification and labelling. The Committee for Socio-Economic Analysis (SEAC) adopts its final opinion, supporting the proposal to restrict the manufacturing, use, placing on the market and import of C9-C14 perfluorinated carboxylic acids (PFCAs), their salts and precursors.
Helsinki, 5 December 2018 – RAC has adopted 19 opinions for harmonised classification and labelling, including opinions on the environmental hazards of lead, other industrial chemicals as well as 12 pesticides and biocides.
SEAC adopted its final opinion, supporting the proposal by Germany and Sweden, to restrict the manufacturing, use, placing on the market and import of C9-C14 PFCAs (PFNA; PFDA; PFUnDA; PFDoDA; PFTrDA; PFTDA), their salts and precursors.
Furthermore, the committees discussed and adopted one opinion on an application for authorisation for the use of chromium trioxide to modify properties of surfaces made of plastic, and two opinions on review reports for the use of PVC recyclate containing DEHP.
More information about the opinions is available in the annex.
The opinions will be available on RAC's and SEAC's web pages in the near future.


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Afterword by Eloisa James
Category: Fiction Classics | Historical Romance | Regency Romance
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Jan 02, 2008 | ISBN 9780451530783
About Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen's witty comedy of manners is one of the most universally loved and admired English novels of all time.
Spirited Elizabeth Bennet is one of a family of five daughters, and with no male heir, the Bennet estate must someday pass to their priggish cousin William Collins. Therefore, the girls must marry well—and thus is launched the story of Elizabeth and the arrogant bachelor Mr. Darcy, in a novel renowned as the epitome of romance and wit. Pride and Prejudice is Jane Austen's masterwork, an entertaining portrait of matrimonial rites and rivalries, timeless in its hilarity and its honesty.
With an Introduction by Margaret Drabble
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Though the domain of Jane Austen's novels was as circumscribed as her life, her caustic wit and keen observation made her the equal of the greatest novelists in any language. Born the seventh child of the rector of Steventon, Hampshire, on… More about Jane Austen
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"[Austen] had a talent for describing the involvements and feelings and characters of ordinary life which is…the most wonderful I ever met."—Sir Walter Scott

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AALA Member Janie Simms Hipp, founding director of the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative in the University of Arkansas School of Law, recently received three prestigious awards recognizing her service and dedication to food and agricultural law and Indian law.
In November 2016, Hipp was honored with the Oklahoma City University School of Law, Distinguished Alumni Award, awarded by the Oklahoma City University School of Law to outstanding alumni of the law school. Hipp earned a J.D. from the school in 1984. The video introduction of Hipp, presented at the luncheon, features comments by AALA member and Oklahoma Department of Agriculture General Counsel Teena Gunter as well as OCU President Robert H. Henry, who was the former Attorney General of Oklahoma and later served on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Also in the fall of 2016, Hipp received the President's Volunteer Service Award for Lifetime Achievement. The award, from the Corporation for National and Community Service, recognized her lifelong dedication to serving the Chickasaw Nation and advancing the nutritional and educational needs of indigenous people across the continent. The Lifetime Achievement Award is the highest honor conferred by the corporation and is reserved for individuals who contribute more than 4,000 hours of service in their lifetime. The prize is awarded and signed by President Barack Obama.
The award recognized Hipp's efforts to expand efforts to increase nutritional access for tribal communities and protect and promote traditional agricultural knowledge. She is an enrolled member of the Chickasaw Nation and an attorney and graduate of the University of Arkansas School of Law master of laws program in Agricultural and Food Law. She is the founder of the United States Department of Agriculture's Office of Tribal Relations in the Office of the Secretary for Secretary Tom Vilsack, and she served two terms on the agency's Secretary's Advisory Committee for Beginning Farmers and Ranchers. She also served on two delegations to the United Nations in the areas of women's issues and Indigenous issues. Prior to her appointment within the Office of the Secretary, she served in the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USDA as the National Program Leader for Farm Financial Management, Risk Management Education, Trade Adjustment Assistance, and the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program. She also served at USDA Risk Management Agency as the Risk Management Education Director. Prior to her work in Washington DC at the national level, she has had a long career in the field of agriculture and food law. She has been a licensed attorney in Oklahoma for over 30 years.
In March 2017, Hipp received the Tim Wapato Public Advocate of the Year Award, awarded by the National Center for American Indian Economic Development. The National Center recognized several Native American business leaders and those who have made significant contributions to advancing economic development in Indian Country during this year's National RES. National RES is the largest economic development gathering in Indian Country, bringing together over 4,000 Native American leaders, businesses and business owners, subject-matter experts, government officials, and others.
AALA recognized Hipp in 2014 with the AALA Excellence in Agricultural Law Award for Government Service.
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Umapine Creamery is owned by Brent and Yvonne Carroll. Our desire is to introduce and provide local artisan cheeses to Northeast Oregon and Eastern Washington. After many years in the production end of the dairy business, the farm has passed to the next generation. The cows are still next door to the creamery and provide the freshest milk possible. We continue to welcome you to visit and get up close and personal with your food source. The cows love company!
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Join The Army es el segundo álbum del grupo Suicidal Tendencies. En este álbum se incorporan Rocky George (Guitarra) y R. J. Herrera (Batería) dándole al álbum un sonido más thrash que el álbum anterior

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La canción Human Guinea Pig no aparece en la versión original pero si en las reediciones del álbum.

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 Mike Muir – Voz
 Louiche Mayorga – Bajo
 Rocky George – Guitarra
 R.J. Herrera – Batería

 Grabado - Record Plant
 Productores - Les ClaypoolLester Claypool y Suicidal Tendencies
 Ingeniero - Les ClaypoolLester Claypool
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The Republic of Yemen ( before and after the unification ), has forever been a unique example of a genuine Arab country, geographically situated at the periphery of West Asia, looking back at long standing traditions reflected in the people and the history. Although twice exposed to Turkish occupations the country had never fallen a victim to Western colonialism (the British Protectorate only covered the South and never reached Taiz, the temporary former residence of the Imams, nor Sana´a, the present metropolis), had thus never been under the influence of Western lifestyles and languages. The Imams have become famous for their authoritative execution of power, vehemently objecting foreign ideas. This attitude substantially contributed to maintaining an unaltered, undiluted Arab way of living. The Yemeni people have remained an intrinsically Arab society dedicated to tradition: the women consider themselves as descendants of the Queen of Sheba with every third being named Bilquis, men have never stopped bearing the Jambiyya (curved dagger) although with a mobile phone now dangling next to it in the belt. Scholarships to American universities are eagerly accepted but graduates return home 100 percent Yemeni citizens. Female students having got accustomed to "free life" abroad, dress traditionally upon returning and smoothly resume the old behavioural patterns. All this combined with admirable tolerance and understanding for foreign guests and visitors who are most welcome everywhere but are never imitated.
A traditional myth reads: When God distributed wealth and resources on earth he completely forgot Yemen. When informed about this oversight he considered the matter for a long time before passing the following decision:" Your endowment will be a clear mind and ingenuity and you will enormously profit from this".


Adrian Robert Wang Chi Tong, Ph.D., is a Registered Psychologist in Hong Kong and Canada (Ontario). Currently, Dr. Tong is also an Honorary Assistant Professor at the University of Hong Kong (Social Work and Social Administration, Counselling Programme) and held other academic / clinical positions in various Universities.
Dr. obtained his Doctorate from the University of Toronto specializing in the area of counselling psychology, mental health and family violence. His Ph.D. dissertation, which was on the study of a multivariate path model for predicting male spousal violence, was awarded the Academic Excellence for Outstanding Thesis Award (Canadian Psychological Association) and was nominated for the Outstanding Thesis Award (University of Toronto).
Dr. 's authorized area of practice includes Counselling, Clinical and Forensic Psychology. Following receipt of his Doctorate, Dr. worked as a hospital psychologist at Markham Stouffville Hospital, Chinese Family Services of Ontario and Toronto Western Hospital. Dr. was also actively involved in conducting training programs for various Family Life Centers and organizations in Toronto and Hong Kong.
Dr. has extensive experience in working with Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin speaking) and Caucasian clients suffering from Depression, Anxiety, Anger, Abuse / Violence, Chronic Pain, Sleep Problems, Marital / Relationship Difficulties, Shyness & Social Isolation, School or Job Stress, Post-Traumatic Stress, Obsessive-Compulsive Tendencies, Addictions, Life Crises & Sexual orientation conflicts.
Currently, Dr. is in private practice in Hong Kong. He offers individual, marital and family treatment, life and executive coaching, and conducts training workshops for various non-governmental and governmental organizations. Dr. is also the hospital psychologist for Hong Kong Adventist Hospital and provides treatment for patients from End Sexual Abuse Foundation.
Dr. endorses a holistic approach to health and specializes in cognitive-behavioral, emotionally-focused and solution-oriented therapy. He has a multicultural personal and professional background, and offers client-focused, gender / culturally-sensitive treatment. Besides psychotherapy / counselling, Dr. also conducts psychological and forensic assessments, and offers consultation and supervision upon request.
Dr. also holds various part- time academic positions in tertiary educational institutions in Hong Kong and Macau.


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Kids and Accidents
There's no more frustrating place for a parent than the emergency room of a hospital.
While participating in the 'hanging of the greens' this morning (a fanciful phrase for decorating the church for Christmas), Clark hit his head on one of the speakers.
Not being the festive sort, I wasn't there. But my wife called in a panic and mentioned that Clark had fallen down some steps, and clipped his forehead on the corner of a speaker, leaving him a bloody, wailing mess. She also mentioned the need for stitches, and I was out the door within the moment.
I arrived at the 'urgent care' not long after she did to the sight above. His wound didn't bleed much. But he had a deep gash and seemed, understandably, crankier than usual.
The waiting room was filled with people. Some with coughs. Others with aches. None seemed to have the obvious urgency that Clark's cut had. And yet we waited.
A full hour.
In retrospect, I realize this wasn't very long. But I couldn't help feeling my blood boil for every able-bodied person that walked past my son's bleeding forehead.
In the end, he only needed a couple of stitches. As of this afternoon he's back to his old, mischievous self.
But still. There's no more frustrating place for a parent than the emergency room. And it's not that other patients were there. Or the wait. Or the skill of the doctors and nurses, who were all top-notch, and wonderful to a person.
It's the feeling of helplessness that you have when there's nothing you can do to make it all better.
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Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) is set to next month float the final tender for a KD150-million ($493 million) gas pipeline planned mainly for transportation of natural gas from North Kuwait to its refinery in Mina Ahmadi, said a report.
KOC is currently evaluating bids submitted by various companies to the Tenders Committee in order to present final recommendations regarding the technical and financial aspects of the tender, reported Arab Times, citing sources.
The company's recommendation goes through Kuwait National Petroleum Company's (KNPC) Tender Committee and then the final approval comes from the Central Agency for Public Tenders.
Acciording to sources, Indian construction giant Larsen & Toubro had submitted the lowest bid at KD145 million.
This is in addition to offers from Italy's Saipem, South Korean SK Engineering and Construction and another company S&C which is considered one of the best offers for the project, stated the report.
The pipeline will be 150-km-long with 48 inches diameter, while the construction scope of the project includes a compressor plant. It is expected to be completed within 38 to 40 months, it added.


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Kim Iversen (Journalist) Wiki, Biography, Age, Height, Weight, Dating, Boyfriend, Net Worth, Career, Family, Facts
by Sapna Verma December 30, 2021, 8:57 am
Kim Iversen is an American radio host and journalist. She touted stardom as a radio host and progressive journalist. After working for various stations as a radio host, she opened her own news channel on YouTube in 2019. She has received a Silver Creator Award for more than 100,000 subscribers and has 218,000 subscribers on her 'Kim Iversen' channel. and explore more on Wikipedia of Kim Iversen, biography, age, height, weight, boyfriend, body measurements, net worth, family, career and many more facts about her.
Kim Iversen Bio & Age
How old is Kim Iversen? She was born on March 28, 1980 in Boise, Idaho. She's probably 41 years old. She is of mixed ethnicity and has an Aries birth sign. In addition, she continued her higher education at the University of California. The names of her father and mother are not known.
Kim Iversen Height and weight
How tall is Kim Iversen? She stands at a height of 5 feet 5 feet high or 1.65 m or 165 cm. She weighs approximately 55 kg or 121 lbs. She has beautiful dark brown eyes and blonde hair. What are Kim Iversen's body measurements? Her body measurements are 36-28-40 inches. Wear a size 36 C bra cup.
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Kim Iversen
Real name Kim Iversen
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Famous as Social media star
Birthday March 28, 1980
Birth place Boise, Idaho
Bra cup size 36 Su
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Wife Do not
Net value $ 500K – $ 700K
Kim Iversen Dating, engaged and married
Who is Kim Iversen's boyfriend? She is single. As a large circle of friends and her social media network is very large. She has some very close friendships and relationships. She has a strong sense of religious faith. She is very interested in travel and has an avid interest in current trends, musical styles and artists.
Kim Iversen Net Worth
How Much Is Kim Iversen's Net Worth? When she was in college, Kim was interested in journalism and got her internships at KDVS and KDND. However, Kim was semifinalist in Maxim's 2013 Hometown Hotties competitions. Her net worth is estimated at $ 500K – $ 700K.
Kim Iversen Career
Kim Iversen has a bold and classy personality. She worked for KWOD in the position of Promotion Coordinator. While there, she began appearing on the air for 106.5 KWOD Alternative. Kim moved to New York City and started working for News 12 Networks as a reporter in 2006. In addition to that, her work as a reporter also ventured into the Austin Fashion Week Awards runway show.
The facts of Kim Iversen
In 2019, she received a Silver Creator Award for more than 100,000 subscribers and has 218,000 subscribers on her channel, 'Kim Iversen'.
The love of creativity and expression is manifested in the content she creates for social media, on a variety of platforms, as a music lover and model.
She shares her normal activities and relationships with her viewers and allows them to live a slice of her life.
She has a good sense of dress and fashion, and a natural affinity for the camera.
Warm but enigmatic, she attracted a slew of fans and followers.
Her willingness to appreciate other artists is evident in her work.
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How does the $25 billion Mortgage Settlement affect Bankruptcy Debtors?
After extensive investigations and negotiation, 49 state attorney generals, in conjunction with the federal government, have finally reached an agreement with the five chief mortgage loan servicers in the U.S. J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Ally Financial, formerly known as GMAC Mortgage have agreed to a $25 billion mortgage settlement. This is the largest federal and state civil settlement in the United States since the 1998 Tobacco Settlement. Bank of America has the largest monetary responsibility of $11.8 billion.
Under the agreement, the five servicers will provide $20 billion towards a variety of financial relief options for distressed mortgagees. Banks must make a cash payment of $5 billion to federal and state governments of which $1.5 billion will go towards a cash payments to 750,000 homeowners who lost their homes to foreclosure, bankruptcy or sale between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2011.
Conducted unauthorized and premature foreclosures.
Violated service members' and other homeowners rights and bankruptcy protections.
Used false and deceptive affidavits and other documents.
Wasted and abused taxpayer funds.
Reduced loan principals for homeowners who are delinquent, at risk of foreclosure or underwater (owe more than the home's value).
Refinancing for homeowners who are current, but underwater.
Cash payments to borrowers who lost their residence to foreclosure.
State attorney general oversight. For the first time, servicers must report settlement compliance to an independent agency, monitored by the state's attorney general. Banks will pay heavy penalties for non-compliance.
The United States Trustee Program participated in negotiations because of bankruptcy violations by the major servicers. Bankruptcy affords debtors certain protection such as an automatic stay. According to the complaint, these major loan servicers disregarded the debtors' legal rights under federal bankruptcy rules.
The mortgage servicers made inaccurate, false or unreasonably based representations to obtain relief from automatic stay protection. Servicers also sought principal, interest, fees, escrow or advance payments they were not entitled to collect. Other violations included collecting attorney, filing and preparation fees for withdrawn or dismissed proof of claims, motions for relief from stay or other documents. Commencing collection actions against debtors under an automatic stay, violating Chapter 13 payment plans and failing to notify debtors of payment increases violated bankruptcy debtors' rights. As a result, many debtors lost their homes to foreclosure.
To rectify the violations, the settlement requires new servicing standard reforms. Banks must provide a designated point of contact, trained staff and improved communication with the borrower. Banks must also implement effective document execution in foreclosure cases, terminate improper servicing and document fees and end dual-track foreclosures. Dual tracking occurs when the servicer continues the foreclosure process while the borrower seeks a loan modification.
The acceptance of the settlement does not release servicers from future civil liability. If you filed a Chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy that directly affected your home, you may be entitled to additional financial relief. Contact an experienced attorney to discuss your legal rights.


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Leonardo DiCaprio, Don Cheadle praise the power of social impact entertainment
The box-office success of "Black Panther" is cited in a new report from Skoll Center for Social Impact Entertainment at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and Participant Media.
(Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)
By Ashley Lee
March 5, 2019 6 AM PT
Leonardo DiCaprio and Don Cheadle are among those who believe that, in Hollywood, it is possible to do well and do good.
They are among the dozens who contributed to a new report on the intersection of entertainment and social change. Released Tuesday by the Skoll Center for Social Impact Entertainment at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and Participant Media, the report maps and explores the emerging field by analyzing its successes across film, television, theater and digital short form.
"Studios need to recognize that there's a big market out there for these kinds of stories," Cheadle said in the report, in which he discussed how starring in "Hotel Rwanda" changed his career. "[Movies] can help audiences understand what an issue is, what it looks like, and in some instances move them to take action."
Each case study in the report includes a breakdown of its creation, critical reception, commercial outcome and initiatives implemented to inspire change around a particular issue.
Among its findings, it highlights how the heartwarming hilarity of "Will & Grace" led to positive perceptions of gay men and how 20 years of charitable "Vagina Monologues" performances have raised $100 million for feminist causes. It also sheds light on how the "Icarus" snafu led to the McLaren Report, concluding that "more than 1,000 Russian athletes across over 30 sports benefited from state-sponsored doping between 2012 and 2015."
Don Cheadle is part of a new study on social-impact entertainment.
(Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times)
At 186 pages, the report shows that there is no one-size-fits-all approach. For example, "Before the Flood," the DiCaprio-produced documentary about climate change, had an unprecedented release strategy: It was distributed for free on all streaming platforms for 10 days after its global television premiere in 171 countries and 45 languages.
In addition to spotlighting people working to combat climate change, the documentary also aligned with the CarboTax app to raise more than $1 million for reforestation campaigns.
"The idea was to promote widespread individual action," DiCaprio said in the report. "You want to make sure that your audience walks away with a clear understanding of the steps they can take in their own lives to be part of the change you are seeking to create."
The report also outlines how diversity, on and off screen, has repeatedly proved to sell well, and that ignoring such stories and audiences is just leaving money on the table. It also lauds organizations — including Time's Up, the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, the Sundance Institute and Ava DuVernay's Array Alliance, among others — that have been working to improve inclusion in the entertainment industry.
"Films like 'Black Panther,' 'Girls Trip,' 'Get Out' and 'Crazy Rich Asians' are proving that films focused on people of color have their own audience and can reach mainstream audiences too," said "Love & Basketball" writer-director Gina Prince-Bythewood in the report. "It seems clear that moviegoers are bored with the status quo, of looking up at the screen and seeing only white characters."
Leonardo DiCaprio, right, and Enric Sala in the climate-change documentary "Before the Flood."
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The report identifies some common characteristics among the successes of social-impact entertainment: a strong focus on the story, a deep knowledge of the issue, strategic alliances with key partners and clever distribution plans to connect with viewers.
Its creators hope it encourages others to enter the space — one that is promising not just socially and environmentally, but also financially, especially as distribution platforms continue to evolve.
"These new Gen Z consumers care about these issues and investing in companies who make a difference in the world," Peter Bisanz, Skoll Center SIE's executive director, told The Times. "You can actually accomplish two goals at the same time — by producing content that connects with them that normal content won't — and it doesn't cost you any more to do it."
Such a directory can help combat what Skoll Center SIE deems "screenwashing," the Hollywood equivalent of "greenwashing" in which productions or studios tout a superficial appearance of an ethical commitment to the greater good without actually integrating it into the content or company.
"Audiences are not having it anymore. They're not putting up with things the way they once were," "Milk" writer Dustin Lance Black, who also contributed to the report, told The Times. "This isn't 'politically correct' — which is just an older generation, as far as I'm concerned, getting upset that things are looking a bit unrecognizable to them. This is accurate and authentic, the way the world has always been, and now [the industry] is just acknowledging it."
What about the worry that social-impact entertainment makes TV shows, movies and theater way too didactic?
"Well, that's just bad writing!" Black said with a laugh. "Good creators, writers and filmmakers can convey the truth in ways that are entertaining. And if it feels too preachy, then that's not their best work."
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Watercolor is a versatile water-based medium that is perfect for making free-flowing artwork. It is all about enjoying the process of creating, not just worrying about the final result. This makes it the perfect CraftJam to pair with a glass of wine this summertime!
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LEAF takes an incisive look at the popular "eternal snoozefest" view of life extension and knocks down that shaky extrapolation from elderly people's will to live, along with several other misconceptions about boredom.
The Aging Analytics Agency just released this white paper on the business of longevity.
For $7000, the Y Combinator-backed startup Forever Labs will harvest and store your stem cells in the hopes of using them to treat aging later on. That's actually cheaper than the most popular anti-aging intervention, but more importantly you don't have to spend any time wiping other people's sweat off of exercise machines.
Daisy Robinton: stem cell scientist, science communicator, anti-aging advocate, and all-around awesome human. Check out Elle's glowing profile here.
From the department of "someone was bound to do it eventually", longevity gets in bed with cryptocurrency. Reason talks to Youthereum founder Yuri Deigin about his aims and strategy.
While you wait for the next installment of our Hallmarks of Aging series, enjoy this overview of epigenetic alterations from LEAF blogger Steve Hill.
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The Day Motley Crue Were Born
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Jan. 17, 1981 saw the birth of Mötley Crüe, one of rock's most dangerous – in a riding-a-motorcycle-standing-up sort of way.
Bassist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee initially created a trio with guitarist and singer Greg Leon in 1981. Leon decided soon thereafter to bow out, so Lee and Sixx started looking for a replacement, which they found when they came across an ad in the local classifieds that read, "Loud, rude and aggressive guitar player available."
The ad had been placed by a fellow named Bob Deal, who'd changed his name to Mick Mars. He proved to be what Lee and Sixx were looking for, and so became the new third member.
The last piece of the puzzle was a frontman. Mars had seen singer Vince Neil wow crowds in a Cheap Trick cover band and thought he'd be perfect. Neil balked at first, but eventually auditioned and took the job. After a beer-fueled brainstorming session, the band decided to call themselves Mötley Crüe.
They played their first show at L.A. venue the Starwood Club, where Sixx worked and played shows with his previous band, London. Sixx said in an interview with L.A. Weekly that club manager David Forrest did them a favor by letting them open for already-established metal band Y&T.
Dave Meniketti, Y&T's singer and guitarist, said he watched Mötley Crüe for a couple of songs. He recalled being there with Y&T bassist Phil Kennemore: "I remember the two of us looking at each other and going, 'Hmmm. I don't know.' They were a little bit green at that time, but obviously years later [it was] a completely different story."
Mötley Crüe quickly built a reputation for themselves in the bustling L.A. metal scene as crazed party animals. They released their first album, Too Fast for Love, on their own small label, Leathür Records, in 1981. In 1982, they were ready to take their act on the road and went on their first tour.
Watch Nikki Sixx Talk About Motley Crue's Birth
Their first tour was a financial disaster, thanks in large part to the band's destructive antics. But those same antics, along with some staged PR stunts, like Neil's bag of porno, proved useful as they cultivated a reputation as dangerous rebels.
Mötley Crüe also enjoyed the fortunate timing of the birth and rise of a new television channel named MTV. The music video turned out to be the perfect medium for a band that had already developed a signature look and embraced theatrics, as the Crüe had been doing with their Kiss-like live shows.
They also gained the attention of metal icon Ozzy Osbourne, who brought them on his own tour as the opening act. By this time, they'd released their second album, Shout at the Devil, which became their first big success.
All of these factors together meant that Mötley Crüe had, in two short years, become one of the biggest metal acts in the world. They would dominate '80s hard rock radio, releasing one successful album after another.
By the time the '80s became the '90s, however, cracks were beginning to show within the structure of the band. A decade of drugs, alcohol and hedonism began to take its toll.
In true Mötley Crüe fashion, the fellows eventually found a way to make all of their old, destructive behavior work in their favor. In 2001, they released an especially candid autobiography called The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band. The book stayed on the New York Times Bestseller list for four weeks. It was later made into a well-received biopic.
By then, Mötley Crüe had already shaped an era of American metal, fostering an image of rock and roll decadence that continues to influence music and pop culture today.
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Melodic power metal band VANLADE seeking new high energy drummer.
Kansas City, Kansas melodic power metal band Vanlade has announced the departure of drummer Cody "CC Spearhead" from its ranks.
The band currently has begun a national search for a new replacement high energy drummer to step in and take command of the rear portion of the stage in order to take the band to the next level of their musical journey.
Vanlade released their debut cd "The Iron Age" through a joint release between Stormspell Records (USA) and Slaney Records (Ireland) during 2012 to worldwide critical acclaim from critics and fans alike.
The band is currently in the final stages of recording their upcoming shock and awe 2nd cd "Rage of the Gods" to be released in 2015 all over the world via soon to be announced record labels.
• Ability to perform current and upcoming new songs as written and performed on the album at full metal hammer of the gods power, with fierce burning intensity and as if your metal life depended on it.
•Must have great stage presence and conform to the band's overall classic melodic power metal throwback image. Just sounding / performing great ain't going to cut it with the band.
•Commit to the band as a true professional. You must be passionate about your aspirations as an extremely hungry metal warrior musician.
•Must be willing to click the heels of your red magic slippers three times and relocate to Kansas City, Kansas, United States if you do not already live there.
•Be willing and be able to tour while sacrificing absolutely everything but your true inner steel.


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The Very High Energy Coil B is available for use with the XP, XPSE, PC, 3D device. The coil is used for focused treatment in specific areas. It delivers 70,000 microTeslas of energy with the XP device, and 100,000 microTeslas of energy with the XPSE, PC and 3D devices.


Every year one of my partner venues, Bathtub Gin, participates in celebrating Negroni Week. It's a celebration of a classic cocktail, set to beautiful music with a fantastic cause attached to it. This year Bathtub Gin chose to donate a portion from the sales of the negroni cocktails to The Pet Fund, a great cause that provides veterinary care for families that cannot afford it.
I have put together this companion playlist, that in my opinion perfectly captures a night out on the town with a negroni in hand. Stream the playlist below or head over to my Spotify.


In Edinburgh, score a VIP seat for the famous (and always sold-out) Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, where regimental bands come from around the world to perform. The finale is a "massing of the pipes and drums," with hundreds of musicians.
There are bound to be plenty of castles on your sailing, many with lavish gardens. You'll have the opportunity to ramble along scenic cliffs and to walk in the footsteps of music and literary legends. The difficulty will be choosing from among hundreds of different offerings -- not to mention the variety of cruise line itineraries.
This "Magical Mystery Tour" takes you to the Beatles' early haunts, including spots that inspired songs like "Penny Lane" and "Strawberry Fields Forever." Then you head to the Beatles' Story, a permanent exhibit on their lives and music. And, finally, you visit a second Beatles' Story location to watch "Fab 4D," a family-friendly film that brings The Beatles' music to life. There's also an exhibit of "hidden" Beatles photos that was recently discovered in an attic.
Who Should Go: This tour is ideal for those interested in gardening and plants, as well as anyone with an interest in architecture and engineering. (The honeycomb-celled plastic domes are a real feat of construction.) There's also a focus on sustainability and the environment for the eco-minded.
Why: It's the world's largest global garden.
These islands, off the southwest tip of England, are renowned among ornithologists, they and attract birders from around the world, who seek to add rare species to their "life lists." Thanks to their location, the Scilly Islands are a stopover point for many migrating birds. This trip in a RIB (rigid inflatable boat) takes you in search of wildlife of all sorts: grey Atlantic seals, puffins, guillemots, razorbills and fulmars, to name a few. The Scillonian skipper and his wife provide commentary and insights into the islands' natural history.
Who Should Go: Birders and nature-lovers will fit in on this excursion. You need to be a bit agile to board the boat and willing to withstand some wind and sea spray.
Why: You might never see these species of birds again. Plus you'll get great views of the islands, which were named an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Portsmouth is packed with military history, museums and memorials -- so much so, you might be frustrated that you can't take it all in. While other shore excursions visit Bovington Tank Museum or Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar, this tour gives you a broad look at British military history, from Henry VIII's flagship and Admiral Nelson's HMS Victory to Britain's only dedicated D-Day Museum. During free time, you'll also have the opportunity to visit the Royal Naval Museum.
Who Should Go: Military and history buffs should take this tour.
Why: It offers a chance to take in a wide spectrum of British military history.
There are other tours that cater to Irish whiskey aficionados (most notably, the fine Old Jameson Distillery tours in Dublin and Cork), but this is the only one that lets you visit an actual working distillery. The Bushmills distillery has been in operation for more than 400 years. Lively guides will take you through the whole process. Plus, you'll get to sample seven different whiskeys in a guided tasting. The icing on the cake is a visit to natural phenomenon Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where hexagonal basalt columns (the result of ancient volcanic eruptions) create an otherworldly landscape.
Who Should Go: Fanciers of whiskey and scenery will also fancy this outing. There's a bit of walking at both destinations, and terrain at Giant's Causeway can be uneven.
Why: You'll be able to take in two of Northern Ireland's most iconic sights and come away with a better knowledge of what makes Irish whiskey unique, too.
Many scenes from the hit HBO series "Game of Thrones" are filmed at the Castle Ward Estate, and this tour takes you there, behind the scenes. You'll have a chance to learn about special effects, pick up some archery skills and visit Audley's Castle, location of numerous scenes in the show. Finally, you'll get a photo op with actual costumes from the series.
Who Should Go: This tour is a draw for Throne-heads and those interested in television production.
Why: The next time you watch "Game of Thrones," you can shout out, "I was there!"
You might not know it, but Titanic was built in Belfast's shipyards. In the past few years, the city has embraced its heritage and developed some fascinating attractions that take you back to the fated ship's birth. On this tour, you'll visit the Titanic Quarter, with the former headquarters of designers Harland and Wolff, and the pump-house that operated the dock. You'll be able to walk along the bottom of Titanic's dry-dock and get an idea of the ship's scale. Then you'll visit Titanic Belfast, an award-winning visitor experience that opened in 2012. Five floors house nine galleries, where you'll discover the history of Titanic, view artifacts, see what the working shipyard looked like, and listen to the stories of the passengers, crew and heroes.
Who Should Go: Titanic fanatics, history buffs and those with an interest in ship construction won't want to miss this.
Why: It might make you take the next lifeboat drill a bit more seriously.
Who Should Go: Those interested in the countryside culture of Ireland -- including traditional activities, music, food and crafts -- will get the most from this adventure. Kids (of all ages) would especially enjoy this excursion.
Why: You'll get closer to Ireland's rich culture and traditions.
Kinsale is one of Ireland's loveliest little towns, and it has a reputation as the country's gourmet capital, thanks to its many restaurants and seaside location. This tour takes you to the Blue Haven Cookery School for an interactive cooking demonstration of Irish fare, including the opportunity to taste all the dishes prepared. Kinsale was an important port for more than 300 years, a stop for ships from the continent and America. As you stroll the narrow streets, you'll discover Georgian homes, Dutch-influenced architecture and a parade of brightly colored facades, as well as pots and window boxes overflowing with flowers. You might be tempted to grab a bite at one of the town's famed seafood restaurants, despite those tastes at the cooking school.
Who Should Go: Foodies and lovers of charming towns won't be sorry if they choose this tour.
Why: Kinsale has the largest concentration of restaurants per capita in Ireland, so it's a must for foodies.
The British Royal Family has strong ties to Scotland, and this tour takes you to two spots that top the list for royal-watchers. First, you'll travel to Leith, where the former Royal Yacht Britannia is moored. An excellent audio tour rambles over every deck, from the officers' mess and the engine room to the royal apartments, where you can see Queen Elizabeth's quarters and the bedroom where Prince Charles and Princess Diana spent their honeymoon. Then it's on to Edinburgh for some free time around the Royal Mile, headed by Edinburgh Castle at one end and your next destination, Holyrood Palace, at the other. The official residence of Her Majesty The Queen in Scotland, the palace resembles a French chateau. You'll see the throne room, state apartments and even get to explore Mary Queen of Scots' chambers. You'll also get to visit the grounds, where the Queen hosts an annual garden party.
Who Should Go: Royal-watchers and history-lovers should go. At both destinations, there are steps, but there are some alternative routes via ramps, so the tour is appropriate for wheelchair users -- though access to some areas may not be possible.
Why: See how the other half (well, okay, the other .00001%) lives.
Who Should Go: Golf enthusiasts should try this excursion.
Why: It's home to the world's oldest golf club.
The family seat of Clan Sutherland, Dunrobin Castle owes its fairytale looks to Sir Charles Barry, the architect who designed Parliament. You'll only be able to tour a few of the 189 rooms, but to our minds, the real treat awaits outside. At 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., on the other side of the spectacular formal gardens, a birds-of-prey demonstration sends hawks and an owl whooshing through the air -- so close, you can feel the wind from their wings. The resident falconer puts on an extraordinary show, explaining how the birds are trained and how they hunt. We've never seen a demonstration like this that's been so well done. If you've got time, visit the quirky little museum on the garden level, too. Tucked among endless hunting trophies are some fascinating carved Pictish stone slabs, dating back 1,500 years. And don't miss the photo op of the castle from the garden level.
Who Should Go: There's a bit of something for everyone here -- gardeners, birders and history buffs. There are steps in the castle and a long flight of stairs down to the garden; wheelchair access to the garden can be arranged.
Why: It's the best birds-of-prey demonstration we've ever seen.
The Falkirk Wheel, a marvel of engineering, recently replaced 11 locks that connected canals linking Glasgow and Edinburgh. This working sculpture is a circular boat elevator that lifts (or lowers) boats 100 feet. On this excursion, you'll climb aboard a canal boat and pass through a tunnel and across an aqueduct. Then it will seem as if the canal drops off into space -- but you'll actually be lowered by the wheel to the next level. The process takes 15 minutes, with plenty of photo ops. This particular tour also gives you time in Stirling, known for its castle, which overlooks two famous battlefields and features the largest medieval banquet hall ever built in Scotland.
Who Should Go: Anyone with an engineering or mechanical bent will enjoy this tour. A bit of agility is required to go aboard the canal boat. The Stirling stop also offers free time for shoppers and castle buffs.
Why: This project is part of a larger goal of reviving Britain's canal waterways. You might even be inspired to take a canal trip.
Most Scotland itineraries include the opportunity to visit a whisky (no "e" in the Scottish version) distillery for a tour and a "wee dram." There are shore excursions to Glenmorangie Distillery, Glengoyne Distillery and Talisker Distillery, to name a few. If you're a fan of "peaty" Scotch, though, plan to visit to one of the island operations, where peat is part of the process. Founded in 1798, Highland Park Distillery is the world's most northerly producer of whisky, a highly respected, 12-year-old single malt. You'll have an audio-visual presentation, then tour the distillery, peat kiln and warehouse, followed by a tasting. On the way to the distillery, you'll cross the Churchill Barriers, constructed by Italian POWs during WWII and see a hand-painted Italian Chapel, built by the prisoners in their spare time. Once you're back in Kirkwall, there's a stop at 12th-century St. Magnus Cathedral, built of pink sandstone, where you can pray you don't get a hangover. Note: During three weeks between mid-June and mid-August, the distillery halts production, but tours are still offered.
Who Should Go: This one is great for Scotch aficionados, WWII buffs, and folks who might have trouble negotiating more strenuous tours to the area's historic sights.
Why: Highland Park Distillery offers respected Scotch and one of the best distillery tours in Scotland.
The imagination of one eccentric man, Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, conjured up this fanciful Italian village, built between 1925 and 1975. In addition to lovely sea views and quaint buildings, the town's claim to fame includes being the setting for cult favorite TV show "The Prisoner," shot there in the 1960s. On the tour, you'll have a guided walk around town, lunch at Victorian-era Castell Deudraeth and free time to wander and shop. (Portmeirion is also famous for its local pottery.) The bus ride to Portmeirion is a long one -- an hour and a half -- but you'll pass through Snowdonia National Park and have a chance to see some beautiful scenery along the way.
Who Should Go: Folly-lovers, flower-fanciers, fans of "The Prisoner," and anyone wishing to take a mini-trip to Italy. You should be able to be on your feet for an hour and to manage some slopes and uneven surfaces.
Why: Find out what happened to Number 6.
If you're a fan of steam trains, you'll have a real thrill riding the immaculately restored narrow-gauge train that puffs its way around the Isle of Man. This tour takes you from the port of Douglas to Castletown, the original capital, aboard the Isle of Man Steam Railway, dating from 1874. The locomotives and carriages are all originals, and the train is configured in compartments, with facing seats. As you chug along the countryside, you might be held up on occasion by a sheep or two, grazing on the tracks. Once you arrive in Castletown, Castle Rushen awaits. A video presentation and small gallery introduce you to the castle's history, which dates to the last Norse King of Mann, who died there in 1266. We particularly like this castle for its displays, which present the castle at different eras, including a splendid banquet room, complete with wall-hangings and a servant offering a peacock on a platter.
Who Should Go: Railroad buffs and castle-climbers should book this trip. If you want to ascend all the levels of the castle, you'll be navigating some narrow and tricky stairways.
Why: The Isle of Man Steam Railway is like a delightful toy train set, magically made life-size. Pretend you're a Victorian on holiday.


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Donald Trump Jr. Hires Lawyer and Pledges to Work With Congress
There was 'no collusion' between campaign and Russia, White House spokeswoman says
The disclosure that Donald Trump Jr. hosted a meeting with a well-connected Russian lawyer in June 2016 has raised new questions for the White House. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains why this meeting is a problem for the Trump team. Photo: Getty
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President Donald Trump's eldest son retained a private attorney on Monday and said he would work with congressional investigators who have sought his testimony as part of ongoing probes into whether the president's campaign colluded with Moscow to influence the election.
Donald Trump Jr. has hired Alan Futerfas, a longtime criminal-defense attorney in New York who typically handles white-collar cases, a day after he said he arranged a meeting between top campaign aides and a Russian lawyer linked to the Kremlin who promised...


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Alpha Game 165 As seen on TV Fun and Games
Frank-N-Furter (is the main character of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. He is a pansexual, transvestite mad scientist who wants to create a perfect man as his own sexual plaything)
Behind the scenes of Rocky Horror....................
You can rent one of his outfits.............
Gil Grissom - is a fictional character portrayed by William Petersen on the CBS crime drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and its sequel, CSI: Vegas. Grissom is a forensic entomologist and, for the series' first nine seasons, a CSI Level III Supervisor employed by the Las Vegas Police Department. He appeared in 198 episodes of the original series, where he was succeeded by Raymond Langston (Laurence Fishburne) and later D.B. Russell (Ted Danson). Grissom returned in the CSI: Vegas sequel in 2021.
I'm really enjoying the return of CSI.................
Horton Family (are an upper middle class Anglo-Saxon Christian family living in the town of Salem. Traditionally a family of doctors, the Hortons have branched out to include lawyers, journalists, police officers, and more. Key family members include Alice, Tom, Mickey, Julie, Hope, Jennifer, Lucas, Will, Shawn, Ciara, Abby and J.J.. The Hortons have been at the center of Days of Our Lives since its debut in 1965)
The patriarch and matriarch of the Horton family................
Alice & Tom with their 5 children..................
Every Christmas the Horton family has a tradition of hanging ornaments, with each family member's name, on a tree. The Horton Christmas ornaments tradition began over 50 years ago when it was revealed family patriarch Tom Horton's mother made the first original seven ornaments. Tom, Alice, Mickey, Bill, Addie, Tommy Jr., and Marie's ornaments first aired in 1966 and were only shown on the tree until 1970. In 1971, the first Horton ornaments ceremony aired, starting a new Christmas Eve tradition for the family, as well as fans of the NBC soap opera. Family matriarch Alice began making the ornaments that year and introduced new ones for Julie, Stephen, Sandy, Mike, David, Laura, Scott, and Doug. The tradition is to honor members of the legendary Salem family. There are only two ways for someone to earn a spot on the infamous tree, and they are pretty simple. A person has to be born into the Horton clan, or marry into it. Yes, every person who wed into the family has an ornament. Even if the marriage ended in divorce, the decoration lives on forever. However, after a divorce, those ornaments are retired and are not placed on the tree for obvious reasons. Thanks to all the marriages and babies born into the Horton clan, there are reportedly over 65 ornaments connected to the tradition...............
DOOL Horton Christmas Tree Trimming 2017 || Days of our lives || By Shobhit Gupta
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I have watched Days of Our Lives since I was a kid. A lady that used to babysit me when I was growing up used to watch it.
Edited November 29, 2021 11:49 pm by Tammy27 (DoubleMsMom)
I probably started watching "Days of Our Lives"' when it first came on. I was just a kid ... well, a teenager. I remember back then all the soaps were just half an hour long. I used to watch "Days of Our Lives", "The Doctors" and "Another World" whenever I could.
Ichabod Crane - is a fictional character and the protagonist in Washington Irving's short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". Crane is portrayed, in the original work and in most adaptations, as a tall, lanky individual with a scarecrow affect. He is the local schoolmaster, and has a strong belief in all things supernatural, including the legend of the headless horseman. Crane eventually tries unsuccessfully to court the heiress Katrina Van Tassel, a decision which angers Abraham "Brom Bones" Van Brunt, a local man who also wishes to marry Katrina. After supposedly proposing to Katrina, Crane is headed home alone at night when the headless horseman appears and chases the schoolmaster.
Disney's version
Tim Burton's version
I also watched Another World and sometimes The Doctors..............
J'onn J'onzz (fictional character on the TV show Supergirl. The character operates under the guise of Hank Henshaw while interacting with humans as they are more comfortable around him while he looks human. J'onn, commonly referred to as the Martian Manhunter, is one of the last Green Martians. Born and raised on the planet Mars, J'onn was thought to be the sole survivor of a "Martian Holocaust" instigated by the White Martians that also killed his entire family)
as Hank Crenshaw....................
In the comics he's more commonly known as the Martian Manhunter.................
Calling it a night................................
Kangaroo Jack inspired by an urban legend about a pair of Boston college students on break in Australia. While driving through the Outback, they accidentally hit a kangaroo. The Two lowly thieves are led on a chase across Australia by a kangaroo when it escapes wearing a jacket loaded with $50,000, which need to be delivered to a gangster.
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Joseph "Little Joe" Cartwright - is a fictional character in the TV show Bonanza which aired on NBC for 14 seasons (1959-1974). Portrayed by Michael Landon, Little Joe is the third son of Ben Cartwright and the only child of Ben and Marie Cartwright, Ben's third wife. He was named in honor of Marie Cartwright's former husband Joseph "Big Joe" Collins who had saved the life of Ben Cartwright. Joe has little memory of his beloved mother, and was under five when she died in a horse riding accident. Little Joe received his nickname because compared to his brother, Hoss, he was little. Even as he grew up, the nickname stuck, and Hoss remained taller and larger than Joe. Joe enjoyed playing checkers and poker; he also made bets that ended up with hilarious results. His enthusiasm for life often got him acting before thinking of consequences. Joe was the romantic one in the family and was always eager to meet women.
"LITTLE JOE" CARTWRIGHT
Little Joe Cartwright was the youngest son of Ben Cartwright. Like Michael Landon, who played him on Bonanza, he had a great sense of humor and had a contagi...
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"Magic Mike" Lane (is a fictional character from the movie Magic Mike. Mike Lane is a thirty-year old living in Tampa, Florida. By day he works as a roofer while at night, as Magic Mike, he is the star attraction of the Kings of Tampa, a group of male strippers)
Sequel...............
It has just been confirmed that there will be a Magic Mike 3.
Trivia: Magic Mike was loosely based on Channing Tatum's eight-month stint working at Male Encounter, a now-defunct strip club in Tampa, Florida when he was 18 years old.
Calling it a night...........................
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Captain Nemo - is a fictional character created by the French novelist Jules Verne (1828–1905). Nemo appears in two of Verne's science-fiction classics, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas (1870) and The Mysterious Island (1875). He also makes a brief appearance in a play on which Verne may have collaborated, Journey Through the Impossible (1882).
Omega is a fictional character created by Bob Baker and Dave Martin for the British science fiction television series, Doctor Who. In the context of the series, Omega is known as one of the founders of the Time Lords of the planet Gallifrey, and is a revered figure in Time Lord history together with the equally legendary Rassilon; the Third Doctor refers to him as the Time Lords' "greatest hero". Omega first appeared in the 10th anniversary story, The Three Doctors