We Own This City (2022) miniseries

-(started) watchin' Season 1- 5/14/2024- on Max

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Tulsa King season 1

SURVIVOR GHOST ISLANDS - BRANTSTEELE EDITION

Link: https://brantsteele.com/survivor/36/r.php?c=2GAP7s7c

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Well, I have to say that Kellyn is one of the winners who had one of the most dominant and impressive games in the franchise but my god this season was so boring seeing everyone she targeted leaving.

Kellyn Bechtold Winner Finalist 4 Votes To Win

Chris Noble 2nd Place Finalist 3 Votes To Win

Jenna Bowman 3rd Place Finalist 3 Votes To Win

Libby Vincek 4th Place Juror Lost Fire-Making

Morgan Ricke 5th Place Juror 3-1-1* Vote

Sebastian Noel 6th Place Juror 3-3-1 Vote 3-2 Revote

Chelsea Townsend 7th Place Juror 4-2-1 Vote

Stephanie Gonzalez 8th Place Juror 5-2 Vote

Stephanie Johnson 9th Place Juror 3*-2 Vote

Domenick Abbate 10th Place Juror 3-1 Vote

Donathan Hurley 11th Place Juror Medevaced

Jacob Derwin 12th Place Juror 5*-4-3 Vote

Michael Yerger 13th Place Juror 7-5* Vote

Brendan Shapiro 14th Place Pre-Juror 3*-1 Vote

Bradley Kleihege 15th Place Pre-Juror Medevaced

James Lim 16th Place Pre-Juror 6-3 Vote

Angela Perkins 17th Place Pre-Juror 8-1 Vote

Wendell Holland 18th Place Pre-Juror 5-3 Vote

Laurel Johnson 19th Place Pre-Juror 5-4 Vote

Desiree Afuye 20th Place Pre-Juror 6-3 Vote

Chris Domenick, Capital H, 2012

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"Season Zero" at Beeler Gallery

Jesus Benavente (’12), Chris Domenick (’12), Hadrien Gérenton (’18) & Loup Sarion, Gabriela Salazar (’11) and others The Socrates Annual 2019 Socrates Sculpture Park Long Island City, NY October 5, 2019 - March 8, 2020

The Wire S02E11: ‘Bad Dreams’

The Deuce’s Quotes - Season 3, Episode 5 ‘’ You Only Get One ‘’

It’s been a pleasure serving you coffee for 22 days. See you on the other side, brother.

Survivor Athena: Mohéli is now taking applications!

Ever wanted to play Survivor?

Not really into the whole sunburns and starvation thing?

Then apply to play Survivor: Mohéli, which is hosted all over Tumblr and Skype!

It’s all the fun of Survivor but without all that outdoors nonsense! And it starts March 9th!

APPLY HERE TODAY!

Join us for the opening reception of the Queens International 2018: Volumes and a new iteration of the performance Rosy-Crimson by participating artist Kim Hoeckele. There will be a free shuttle between the Museum and Mets-Willets Point stop on the 7 train running from 1:30–5:30pm. Since it began in 2002, the Queens Museum’s Queens International has highlighted the artistic production of Queens in a major group exhibition approximately every two years. The eighth iteration Queens International 2018: Volumes opens on October 7* and will include 43 Queens-connected artists and collectives representing 15 neighborhoods and several generations, and for the first time, a partnership with the Queens Library. QI 2018 explores the concept of collecting, accumulating and distributing information, bridging together two important sites of knowledge-sharing: libraries and museums. See below for the list of participating artists whose works respond to sites throughout the entire museum and select Queens Library branches. Damali Abrams (b. 1979) Haley Bueschlen (b. 1985) Gabo Camnitzer (b. 1984) Emmy Catedral (b. 1982) Camel Collective (Anthony Graves and Carla Herrera-Prats) (formed 2005) U. Kanad Chakrabarti (b. 1974) Jesse Chun (b. 1984) Oscar Rene Cornejo (b. 1982) Chris Domenick (b. 1982) ray ferreira (b. 1991) Brian Droitcour and Christine Wong Yap (b. 1980, 1977) Christina Freeman (b. 1983) Milford Graves (b. 1941) Janet Henry (b. 1947) Camille Hoffman (b. 1987) Kim Hoeckele (1980) Heidi Howard and Liz Phillips (b. 1986, 1951) Qiren Hu (b. 1983) Juan Iribarren (b. 1956) Peter Kaspar (b. 1983) Paolo Javier and David Mason (b. 1974, 1976) Patrick Killoran (b. 1972) Ernesto Klar (b. 1976) Essye Klempner (b. 1984) Mo Kong (b. 1989) Ani Liu (b. 1986) Umber Majeed (b. 1989) Emilio Martinez Poppe (b. 1993) Gloria Maximo (b. 1978) Asif Mian (b. 1978) Wardell Milan (b. 1977) Beatrice Modisett (b. 1985) Arthur Ou (b. 1974) KT Pe Benito (b. 1994) Gabriela Salazar (b. 1981) Raycaster (Ziv Schneider and ~shirin anlen) (b. 1984, 1985) Jaret Vadera (b. 1976) Mary A. Valverde (b. 1975) Cullen Washington Jr. (b. 1972) Jack Whitten (b. 1939 d. 2017) Beginning at 2:30pm, Kim Hoeckele’s performance piece, Rosy-Crimson (2016-2018), represents her ongoing research into the fragmentary and transient nature of language and meaning. The work stemmed from a close reading of the 3000-year-old Greek epic poem The Odyssey, which was originally spoken aloud to an audience before being set down in writing centuries later. The subject of this poem is the hero Odysseus’ long journey home to his wife. Comparing its multiple translations, Hoeckele came across one recurring phrase: “dawn’s rosy fingers.” This repetition was a device to help the orator remember his spot in the epic poem. At the Queens Museum, 18 actors clad in rose-hued outfits deliver a non-linear narrative based around the translations of this phrase with changes in volume, pitch, and body movement.

*Please note that installations in Queens Library branches will open on November 10th, marked by a day of programming and related events

WFS 287 - The Destination Angler Podcast with Steve Haigh

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/287

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Steve Haigh, host of the Destination Angler Podcast is here to share the why behind his fly fishing podcast. He shares his most downloaded episodes on the destination topics and the podcasts that he listens to. Find out how Steve got into podcasting and what he enjoys most about it.

We also talk about a couple of his past guests he's had, his bucket-list guests (one of them will be on his show very soon), and what we can expect from the Destination Angler Podcast this year. Plus, Steve has an epic Yellowstone story to tell and it's pretty funny and scary! You got to hear this one.

The Destination Angler Show Notes with Steve Haigh

03:09 - The Destination Angler Podcast is now on show 55

05:12 - Evan Dowdy was the first guest at The Destination Angler podcast - listen to that episode here

10:08 - Indiana's got some smallmouth bass (35 mins from where Steve lives) - Steve interviewed Chad Miller, a guide in Sugar Creek, Indiana

11:14 - Steve fishes for smallmouth on Sugar Creek during the summer

11:54 - Tim Landwehr was on Steve's podcast - Tim was also on the podcast at WFS 273

12:15 - "The best smallmouth river you've never heard of" - The Menominee River

12:37 - Tim Landwehr used to fish with Dave Whitlock all the time - here's that picture of Tim and Dave

13:18 - Dave Whitlock was on the podcast at WFS 160

13:39 - Joe Humphreys was also on the podcast at WFS 073

14:31 - Joe Humphreys was also on the Destination Angler podcast (two parts) - part 1 and part 2

16:38 - The 3 guests that Steve would want to have on his show before his podcast ends (if ever):

Dave Whitlock Tom Rosenbauer Someone who doesn't need to be famous - someone who lives, breaths, and eats fly fishing for a living

21:45 - Steve plans to fish the Henry's Fork

21:56 - Brett High is the region 6 biologist for the state of Idaho - he was on Steve's show last summer

22:45 - Steve did a show about Cache la Poudre River in Colorado with Joe McHugh

25:44 - Steve's most popular show is when he talked about the Slough Creek with Max Yzaguirre

27:16 - Steve tells the story of when he organized a trip to Penn's Creek and how difficult it was to fish that water - he had Jonas Price on the show, a funny guy who owns a fly shop there

28:24 - The Pere Marquette River with Chris Raines podcast - Steve went steelhead fishing with Chris

28:56 - The Rio Grande is a really great fishery

29:49 - Steve started out fishing for Carp in Toledo Ohio

31:12 - There's a fly shop in Indianapolis called Fly Masters

37:10 - That episode about Penn's Creek was picked up by Domenick Swentosky from Trout Bitten - Domenick was also on the podcast at WFS 140

38:41 - Steve listens to a lot of podcasts - see below for a list of his favorites

40:41 - Steve tells the story of his epic Yellowstone experience

48:40 - They go to the Driftless Area in Wisconsin for annual trout fishing

49:39 - Nelson Spring Creek coming up for Steve and the crew

50:39 - Steve gives an overview of what we can expect from the Destination Angler crew this year

51:56 - Jeff Perin was on Steve's podcast where they talked about the lakes of Central Oregon - Jeff was also on the podcast at WFS 103

53:02 - Steve did a show about the Nipigon River in Canada

The Destination Angler Conclusion with Steve Haigh

Steve Haigh, host of the Destination Angler Podcast, shared the why behind his fly fishing podcast. He shared his most downloaded episodes on the destination topics and the podcasts that he listens to. We found out how Steve got into podcasting and what he enjoys most about it.

We also talked about a couple of his past guests he's had, his bucket-list guests, and what we can expect from the Destination Angler Podcast this year.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/287

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Meet the Men of Survivor 36: Ghost Island!

Bradley Kleihege Brendan Shapiro Chris Noble Domenick Abbate Donathan Hurley Jacob Derwin James Lin Michael Yerger Sebastian Noel Wendell Holland

MMC #2: Q and A NPC bodybuilder Chris Knox and IFBB Pro Domenick Dibbenedetto

Chris Domenick (’12), Em Rooney (’12), Luke Stettner (’10), and Tova Carlin Rubbings Skibum MacArthur 1989 Blake Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90039 October 29 – December 23, 2017