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— Richard Hooker & W.C. Heinz, M*A*S*H: A Novel About Three Army Doctors
#care 2 repeat that last lines hawkeye & trapper ..?#lee postz#mash#m*a*s*h#trapper john mcintyre#hawkeye pierce#Henry Blake#quotes#writing#words#mashblr#literature#quote#Richard hooker#wc heinz#mash a novel about three army doctors#mash novel#id in alt text
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Finally,I've got time to tell you about THE LORE(wise and mystical)
So,in this AU Murkoff had a contract with Bremen army. However,it was unprofitable,due to how long the conflict was. They also had a contract with Eastern Union. The plan was to choose the most victorious side of conflict and stick to them.
The corporation was hired to increase the fighting capacity of the army, using not very humane, but effective methods. Nothing they weren't used to.
(Un)fortunately, by the end of conflict,the deal led to the organization's bankruptcy.
And all roads lead to Prehevil
Miles – Journalist(lol,who's surprised?). Went to Prehevil to uncover Bremen's(and Murkoff's ofc) crimes to the world. Currently unemployed,because of the latest leak. Mostly driven by enthusiasm. Can increase his mental health by writing his thoughts down. Also runs faster than others. Killing people goes against his morales. But: If there's no way of avoiding the fight – rest assured,he knows how to defend himself.
In his moonscorched form he's the one who initiates the fights.
Waylon – Ex-engenieer of Murkoff. His joy for them getting throwned over by life went down,when he realized he's unemployed. He needed money to provide for his family,so he went to Prehevil looking for a job. Physically strong and is not afraid of loosing limb or two. He'll still be able to work and think clearly. Will befriend Miles quickly. Waylon knew he had enough the moment he saw the consequances of his actions on other people's bodies and minds. His hands are stained in blood too. He'd rather flee from a fight,but he's not afraid to confront his ex-colleagues.
Might develop hemophobia(fear of blood) at the last days. His moonscorched form combines machinery and flesh.
Jeremy – ah,that poor bastard. Even with dark humor like his it's impossible to laugh it of. When the corporation bunkruped,he was the one in charge and lost even more than others. Went to Prehevil for 2 things. White Bunker,that was constructed by the Eastern Union to research and experiment with otherworldly powers. Guess whose idea that was? Rudolph Vernike's(ofc) Here comes the second things: Jeremy wants revenge. He's not the one to blame himself. Even though he's good at hand-to-hand combat,he'd rather flee. That's why he has higher chanses of leaving the fight when low on health(it's mostly 80%). He's not looking for a fight,but if someone tries to interfer with his plans – he'll gladly end them.
You know,it's very unlikely for a guy like him NOT TO participate in massacre(intentional,or not. mostly not). He's not immune to the curse,but you'd rather find him dead in his human form.
Chris – former soldier of Bremen. His sanity left him a long time ago. Went to Prehevil in order to interfer Murkoff's plans. He once saw their deus-ex-machina. Even if it might not be a God,it's better to have it contained,keep it from outer world. Chris is actually quite empathetic towards other partisipants of Festival,he can be recruited very fast(ofc he won't cooperate with Murkoff). Will befriend Miles. Pain is his source of power. When he's low on health/mind,his attacks are getting more aggressive and deal A LOT of damage. If his attacks are progressivly getting stronger – fight back,and pray that you won't miss.
Despite the hatred carved in his mind,he wants to protect others. That's why his moonscorched form brings so much pain and harm.
Richard – Occultist,part-time doctor and a huge disappointment to his family. He's not really a doctor, but there's nothing stopping him from being one! In his homeland,occultism was considered more of a hobby. But,since he wasn't allowed to become a doctor,he found interest in occult practices. "There's no way anyone interested in otherwordly powers wouldn't visit Prehevil,buddy." Rick wasn't very upset about losing his job,because he just wasn't interested. Men is chaotic neutral. He's quite expirienced at what he does,but the most unpleasant debuff is him gaining addictions. Smoked tobacco once? Already addicted to it. He'll become a burden very soon,because of his addictions. Will team up with Jeremy. Is actually driven by the possibility of killing other participants,can and will do it.
His moonscorched form doesn't seem to have changed his psyche. He might not instant-kill everyone in fight,but he deals more damage to the limbs and often leaves party-members helpless.
Pauline – former Murkoff employee. She was sent to Prehevil in order to pick up some important researches from White Bunker and leave no witnesses. Because,some things should stay dead,but they just can't. She's not alligned to anyone,even All-mer. In fact,she's a pure atheist ,if it can be worded that way. Her main skill is accuracy,be it a gun or a knife. Good at blinding opponents. In fact,Pauline's cold-blooded nature has benefits.
Her moonscorched form blinds people very easily,which is why it was named"The Silencer",referring to her nature.
Paul – former Murkoff employee. Went to Prehevil with Pauline to assist her. However,he has other motives to be there – his daughter. Paul was born in Prehevil and felt safe leaving Alice in Bohemia,rather than somewhere abroad. Besides,Murkoff were helpful about her desease,and Bremen's army had already occupied the city. However,things turned out to be not so optimistic. His main skill is botanism,but he seems to know a lot about ritual circles and occult practices. Paul wouldn't kill another human being,but he knows all too well about Rher's malicious nature.
(Fun fact,if niether of the Pauls-duo gets recruited on the day3 – they'll kill each other)
His moonscorched form seems rather pity. He's passive and blue about his fate. Ending him is not even a crime.
Blake – Detective. His wife went to Prehevil 5 days ago,and he hasn't heard from her till today. He doesn't seem to know anything about Murkoff,but he's smart enough to find out,who's who. Not only can he see weaknesses of his opponents,he's also able to "sence" the danger. His intuition and experience can "warn" if enemies detected. (Something sorta: "Fear of the future crawls inside you") Can find a way out,even when it seems impossible. Fear will guide him,playing on his gullible mind.
Blake's moonscorched form is painfully reminiscent of the very ghosts of his past,that brough him here.
#outlast au#f&h au#waylon park#miles upshur#blake langermann#paul marion#pauline glick#chris walker#richard trager#jeremy blaire#don't kill me for bad grammar#i'm writing it tooooo long to see what's wrong#sorry blake there can be only one journalist#Vit's deranged and tired
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Do you have any poems about a love you can't have? 💔
Morning by Frank O Hara
We Don't Know How To Say Goodbye by Anna Akhmatova
Never Seek to Tell thy Love by William Blake
from “An Attempt at Jealousy” by Marina Tsvetaeva
Pad, Pad by Stevie Smith
If You Should Go by Countee Cullen
I am not yours by Sara Teasdale
One Last Poem For Richard by Sandra Cisneros
Time does not bring relief (Sonnet II) by Edna St. Vincent Millay
I know I am but summer to your heart (Sonnet XXVII) by Edna St. Vincent Millay
The Philosopher by Edna St. Vincent Millay
I think I should have loved you presently by Edna St. Vincent Millay
The More Loving One by W. H. Auden
Appeal by Anne Brontë
You Who Never Arrived by Rainer Maria Rilke
The Side Effects of Eating Too Many Clementines by Alessia Di Cesare
“the winter sun says fight” by Peter Gizzi
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hi can you recommend any books on the histories of medical practices?
ok this is scattershot & disorganised geographically and temporally but, some starting points for medical practice & practitioners:
indian doctors in kenya, 1895–1940: the forgotten history, by anna greenwood & harshad topiwala
migrant architects of the nhs: south asian doctors and the reinvention of british general practice, by julian m simpson
herbs and roots: a history of chinese doctors in the american medical marketplace, by tamara venit shelton
the people's hospital: a history of mccords, durban, 1890s–1970s, by julie parle, vanessa noble, & christopher merrett
nationalizing the body: the medical market, print, and daktari medicine, by projit mukharji
doctors beyond borders: the transnational migration of physicians in the twentieth century, ed. laurence monnais & david wright
physicians, colonial racism, and diaspora in west africa, by adell patton
doctors of empire: medical and cultural encounters between imperial germany and meiji japan, by hoi-eun kim
the emergence of tropical medicine in france, by michael a osborne
the professionalisation of african medicine, ed. murray last & g.l. chavunduka
aaron mcduffie moore: an african american physician, educator, and founder of durham's black wall street, by blake hill-saya
atomic doctors: conscience and complicity at the dawn of the nuclear age, by nolan l james
beyond the state: the colonial medical service in british africa, ed. anna greenwood
before bioethics: a history of american medical ethics from the colonial period to the bioethics revolution, by robert baker
medicine and memory in tibet: amchi physicians in an age of reform, by theresia hofer
domingos álvares, african healing, and the intellectual history of the atlantic world, by james h sweet
pushing silence: modernizing puerto rico and the medicalization of childbirth, by isabel m cordova
the business of private medical practice: doctors, specialization, and urban change in philadelphia, 1900–1940, by james a schafer, jr
the lomidine files: the untold story of a medical disaster in colonial africa, by guillaume lachenal
fit to practice: empire, race, gender, and the making of british medicine, 1850–1980, by douglas haynes
the racial divide in american medicine: black physicians and the struggle for justice in health care, by richard d deshazo
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Welcome to the Open Hearth Gaming video roundup!
These recorded sessions represent only a portion of the games we play every week, and anyone is welcome to join the fun! If you'd like to play in games like these, join our Playabl community and click on the "Calendar" tab to sign up for upcoming games. To browse our entire library of session videos, please visit our YouTube Playlists page.
Open Hearth Gaming Calendar
Monster of the Week: The Rockies (Session 6)
Blake Ryan runs for David Montgomery, Dom, and Grey
Cult comes calling
Trail of Cthulhu: Fearful Symmetries: Arc Two (Session 1)
Lowell Francis runs for Alun R., Paul Rivers, Sherri, and Will H
A year has passed and our investigators have dealt with the trauma and cost of dispatching the Dragon in different ways. But when an old debt is called in, Richard must re-assemble the group to look into the mysterious death of a member of the Rollright Coven.
Trail of Cthulhu: Fearful Symmetries: Arc Two (Session 2)
Lowell Francis runs for Alun R., Paul Rivers, Sherri, and Will H
The circle continues their investigation of the happenings at Convivial House. Talking to locals they begin to put together a picture of events happening in the two Quintons. Richard remains at the house overnight and has a vision of the hungry darkness lying to the north. Eventually they begin to piece together a picture of the sinister events surrounding Bradbury House and the grove which lies upon its grounds.
Tomorrow City (Session 1 of 2)
Lowell Francis runs for Bryan, Cale P, Jo Lene, and Robyn Choi
The first half of a two-part series of Tomorrow City, a new dieselpunk TTRPG from Osprey. We set up characters, jump into the action, and afterwards give the crew their new assignment.
Tomorrow City (Session 2 of 2)
Lowell Francis runs for Bryan, Cale P, Jo Lene, and Robyn Choi
The second half of a two-part series of Tomorrow City, a new dieselpunk TTRPG from Osprey. Our heroes develop, reject, and settle on what could loosely be called a plan. We spend some time with the characters before they execute their dangerous mission-- where nothing goes exactly as hoped.
Godbound: Sundered Cycles (Session 27)
Lowell Francis runs for Dan Brown, Ethan Harvey, Patrick Knowles, Sherri, and Tyler Lominack
In the aftermath of their defeat of the Angels, the pantheon considers what to do with Neeharik and the nation of Geznya as a whole. Ransom and Ivesro work to calm and organize the citizenry, and then look to the wild sorcery schools. Darius begins to find their place in all of this. Threadless constructs on several levels. Tasos tries to organize his found family and begins to extends the dreamscape.
Against the Monster
Andrea Rick runs for Madelancholy, Robbie Boerth, and Sabine V.
A story game about a monster hunt, the good of the monster, and the monstrosity of the hunters (currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter). We hunt a ghost in a desert and muse about loss, rage, and memory.
Godbound: Sundered Cycles (Session 28)
Lowell Francis runs for Ethan Harvey, Patrick Knowles, Sherri, and Tyler Lominack
The pantheon looks to decide on next steps, as we see each god interact with NPCs and more. Ransom meets with representatives of the allied pantheon and extends his dominion. Tasos speaks with a scholar of souls and anoints his feline followers. Darius decides to build a shrine and looks to get interns. Threadless decides to build a dragon, or an angel, or both.
Star Wars Saturday
Fellowship: A Fellowship in Rebellion
Rich Rogers runs for Cody Eastlick, Greg G., Kae, Steven Watkins, and Tyler Lominack
Off-Calendar Highlights
Trophy Dark: The Forbidden Archives (Session 1 of 2)
Madelancholy runs for David S., Gabriel Robinson, Robyn Choi, and Tentacle Duck (Sandra)
Knowledge hunters seek to enter the lost Azure Archives, doing terrible things to find out where it is, and most likely delving deeper in their own darkness to capture the secrets within.
Trophy Dark: The Forbidden Archives (Session 2 of 2)
Madelancholy runs for David S., Gabriel Robinson, Robyn Choi, and Tentacle Duck (Sandra)
Interconnected, secrets revealed by the Azure Archives making more demands of the intruders than they can steal away. Who will survive but be forever changed, and who will be lost, never to leave the Archives?
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The 1963 film is a comedy about the theft of the Pink Panther diamond. It had an animated title sequence by Ken Harris for Friz Freleng. Both were Warner Bros/Looney Tunes animators. The Panther is more catlike here. Again he is a representation of a diamond used in the film's plot, which has a telltale flaw resembling a leaping panther.
Peter Sellers' character of the bumbling detective Inspector Clouseau proved popular, and returned in "A Shot In the Dark" (1964). Alan Arkin played a version of the character in 1968 which was less successful.
The animated Pink Panther character was refined further by Ken Harris and Richard Williams in "Return of the Pink Panther," in 1975, which established this as the title for the film series, and made the Panther "more elegant." Tony White animated the character for "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" (1976), for Richard Williams. Sellers returned again for Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978).
Friz Freleng (with David H. DePatie) did a series of animated shorts with the Pink Panther character in 1964 and 1965, after Warner Bros' animation studio had shut down in 1963. Warners tried to start the studio up again, but Freleng found the Pink Panther series more lucrative. These shorts were co-directed by Hawley Pratt who continued the series for MGM/UA. Other directors took over and the series continued until 1978, theatrically and on television.
Inspector Clouseau, and/or variations on him, are also in these cartoons as the "little man" who the Panther torments. There was also The Ant and the Aardvark (1969-1971).
The DePatie-Freleng studio was bought by Marvel comics around 1980. Marvel later produced series like Muppet Babies.
The name was occasionally brought back for TV series "Pink Panther and Sons" (1984-86), "The Pink Panther" (with Matt Frewer voicing the character, 1993-96), and "Pink Panther and Pals" (2010)
After Peter Sellers' death in 1980, there were many unsuccessful attempts to keep the Pink Panther live-action film series going, by Blake Edwards and producers. 1982's Trail of the Pink Panther briefly features a WWII-era Clouseau played by Danny Peacock, and unused footage of Sellers. Curse of the Pink Panther (1983) features Ted Wass. Son of the Pink Panther (1993) featured Roberto Benigni.
In 2006, Steve Martin starred as the bumbling Inspector Clouseau in a remake film of "The Pink Panther," with Kevin Kline and Beyonce Knowles. The film got a sequel in 2009. As is now customary, the films feature the Pink Panther diamond and have an animated title sequence with the animated Pink Panther character.
#the pink panther#this got a lot more reblogs before I added context#but I knew I had to add some context#if you don't add context you drive engagement because people want to say their piece about it
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reading wrap up 2022 GO
ok so my goal this year was to read 100 books and then i went ahead and read 109. and if i read the locked tomb series three times through that's no one's business but mine <3
italics are queer, bold are amazing, bold italics are queer and amazing
jan:
middlesex - jeffrey eugenides
the mountains sing - nguyên phan qué mai
the vegetarian - han kang
the galaxy and the ground within - becky chambers
to be taught, if fortunate - becky chambers
when we were orphans - kazuo ishiguro
americanah - chimamanda ngozi adichie
h of h playbook - anne carson
klara and the sun - kazuo ishiguro
the space between worlds - micaiah johnson
feb:
normal people - sally rooney
circe - madeline miller
blood of elves - andrzej sapkowski
gideon the ninth - tamsyn muir
time of contempt - andrzej sapkowski
baptism of fire - andrzej sapkowski
march:
the tower of the swallow - andrzej sapkowski
lady of the lake - andrzej sapkowski
harrow the ninth - tamsyn muir
the last wish - andrzej sapkowski
we should all be feminists - chimamanda ngozi adichie
a memory called empire - arkady martine
burnt sugar - avni doshi
a psalm for the wild built - becky chambers
april:
the alchemist - paul coelho
sword of destiny - andrzej sapkowski
oranges are not the only fruit - jeanette winterson
the colour purple - alice walker
the midnight library - matt haig
where the crawdads sing - delia owens
10 minutes 38 seconds in this strange world - elif shafak
the discomfort of evening - marieke lucas rijneveld
crying in h mart - michelle zauner
my year of rest and relaxation - ottessa moshfegh
the shadow king - maaza mengiste
the virgin suicides - jeffrey eugenides
sapiens - yuval noah harari
the manningtree witches - a. k. blakemore
may:
parable of the sower - octavia butler
hot milk - deborah levy
an unkindness of ghosts - rivers solomon
the water dancer - ta-nehisi coates
pure colour - sheila heti
this is how you lose the time war - amal el-mohtar & max gladstone
five little indians - michelle good
june:
indian horse - richard wagamese
ducks, newburyport - lucy ellmann
the vanishing half - brit bennett
medicine walk - richard wagamese
crier's war - nina varela
a quality of light - richard wagamese
after the quake - haruki murakami
death in her hands - ottessa moshfegh
the school for good mothers - jessamine chan
bluets - maggie nelson
of women and salt - gabriela garcia
lapvona - ottessa moshfegh
mcglue - ottessa moshfegh
songbirds - christy lefteri
july:
to paradise - hanya yanagihara
sankofa - chibundu onuzo
the argonauts - maggie nelson
jane: a murder - maggie nelson
eileen - ottessa moshfegh
iron widow - xiran jay zhao
homesick for another world - ottessa moshfegh
a desolation called peace - arkady martine
the art of cruelty: a reckoning - maggie nelson
the witch's heart - genevieve gornichec
dune - frank herbert
aug:
never let me go - kazuo ishiguro
the island of missing trees - elif shafak
the marriage plot - jeffrey eugenides
almond - won-pyung sohn
all over creation - ruth ozeki
the water cure - sophie mackintosh
drive your plow over the bones of the dead - olga tokarczuk
sep:
the remains of the day - kazuo ishiguro
the blind assassin - margaret atwood
go set a watchman - harper lee
a pale view of hills - kazuo ishiguro
seven fallen feathers - tanya talaga
an artist of the floating world - kazuo ishiguro
the atlas six - olivie blake
the inconvenient indian - thomas king
a tale for the time being - ruth ozeki
ru - kim thuy
split tooth - tanya tagaq
wintering - katherine may
nomad century - gaia vince
dune messiah - frank herbert
the unbearable lightness of being - milan kundera
oct:
nona the ninth - tamsyn muir
indians on vacation - thomas king
severance - ling ma
nocturnes - kazuo ishiguro
nona the ninth - tamsyn muir
a prayer for the crown-shy - becky chambers
nov:
gideon the ninth - tamsyn muir
harrow the ninth - tamsyn muir
nona the ninth - tamsyn muir
embers - richard wagamese
dec:
starlight - richard wagamese
the buried giant - kazuo ishiguro
autobiography of red - anne carson
notes on grief - chimamanda ngozi adichie
cloud cuckoo land - anthony doerr
on fire: the burning case for a green new deal - naomi klein
sufferance - thomas king
#thanks for asking bro!!#read some bangers this year that's for sure#read some stinkers too but hey#gotta cast your net wide right#hope you had a great reading year too!!#yes tamsyn muir owned my entire ass this year and what about it#if anyone has great recs that align with the greats i've read this year i am all ears!!!#happy holidays my bro#book recs
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Reading List 2023-2024 📚
The Secret History - Donna Tartt
The Song or Achilles - Madeline Miller
The Myth of the Wrong Body - Miquel Missé
The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald
Remainder - Tom McCarthy
If We Were Villains - M. L. Rio
Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov
Bones and All - Camille DeAngelis
The Goldfinch - Donna Tartt
The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
Beyond Good and Evil - Friedrich Nietzsche
Diaries - Franz Kafka
Frankenstein - Mary Shelly
Crime and Punishment - Fyodor Dostoevsky
The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Tales - H. P. Lovecraft
The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri
1984 - George Orwell
The Iliad and The Odyssey - Homer
Unnatural Causes - Dr Richard Shepherd
Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke and Other Misfortunes - Eric LaRocca
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Robert Louis Stevenson
The Trial of the Templars - Malcolm Barber
Foucault's Pendulum - Umberto Eco
Demian - Hermann Hesse
Pride & Prejudice - Jane Austen
Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte
The Atlas Six - Olivie Blake
Giovanni's Room - James Baldwin
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo - Taylor Jenkins Reids
Ninth House - Leigh Bardugo
Vita Nostra - Maryna & Serhiy Dyachenko
Pageboy: A Memoir - Elliot Page
Slaughterhouse-Five - Kurt Vonnegut
The Brothers Karamazov - Fyodr Dostoevsky
(updated: 03/01/24)
#doing this for my own amusement more so than anything else#just thought it'd be fun to put it all down somewhere and periodically cross off whenever i finish another one#i want to see how far i get before the year is over#although going back to studies fall time is putting a serious hamper on things because now#time is spent reading cases or watching lectures or doing assessments instead...#technically the secret history was started last year but if i remember correctly i finished it this year#so thought I'd put it there for the sake of it#some of these are rereads too like gatsby or dorian gray#i'm debating whether or not to add 120 Days of Sodom by Maquis de Sade on here ...#a coworker suggested it to me but with the forewarning it's probably the most messed up piece of literature I'll ever come across#watch this list probably have more books added to it#no particular order to this list just the way books are stacked on the shelf so expect the currently reading to not go numerically#literature#reading#tbr list
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23 Republican Senators & 124 Congressmen signed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court asking for a 50 state ban on mifepristone, a drug safer than tylenol that is standard treatment for abortion & miscarriages, "due to safety concerns".
The brief DARES to argue that banning the life saving drug would save women from 'reproductive control'. (x)
These 147 people would rather have women die of sepsis than let women control their own bodies. If your representatives are on this list, call them and tell their office you will be voting against them in the next election because they asked SCOTUS to throw the US medical drug system into chaos at the cost of American lives.
United States Senate
Lead Senator: Cindy Hyde-Smith (MS)
John Barrasso (WY)
Mike Braun (IN)
Katie Britt (AL)
Ted Budd (NC)
Bill Cassidy (LA)
Kevin Cramer (ND)
Mike Crapo (ID)
Ted Cruz (TX)
Steve Daines (MT)
Josh Hawley (MO)
John Hoeven (ND)
James Lankford (OK)
Mike Lee (UT)
Cynthia Lummis (WY)
Roger Marshall (KS)
Markwayne Mullin (OK)
James Risch (ID)
Marco Rubio (FL)
Rich Scott (FL)
John Thune (SD)
Tommy Tuberville (AL)
Roger Wicker (MS)
United States House of Representatives
Lead Representative: August Pfluger (TX–11)
Robert Aderholt (AL–04)
Mark Alford (MO–04)
Rick Allen (GA–12)
Jodey Arrington (TX–19)
Brian Babin (TX–36)
Troy Balderson (OH–12)
Jim Banks (IN–03)
Aaron Bean (FL–04)
Cliff Bentz (OR–02)
Jack Bergman (MI–01)
Andy Biggs (AZ–05)
Gus Bilirakis (FL–12)
Dan Bishop (NC–08)
Lauren Boebert (CO–03)
Mike Bost (IL–12)
Josh Brecheen (OK–02)
Ken Buck (CO–04)
Tim Burchett (TN–02)
Michael Burgess, M.D. (TX–26)
Eric Burlison (MO–07)
Kat Cammack (FL–03)
Mike Carey (OH–15)
Jerry Carl (AL–01)
Earl L. “Buddy” Carter (GA–01)
John Carter (TX–31)
Ben Cline (VA–06)
Michael Cloud (TX–27)
Andrew Clyde (GA–09)
Mike Collins (GA–10)
Elijah Crane (AZ–02)
Eric A. “Rick” Crawford (AR–01)
John Curtis (UT–03)
Warren Davidson (OH–08)
Monica De La Cruz (TX–15)
Jeff Duncan (SC–03)
Jake Ellzey (TX–06)
Ron Estes (KS–04)
Mike Ezell (MS–04)
Pat Fallon (TX–04)
Randy Feenstra (IA–04)
Brad Finstad (MN–01)
Michelle Fischbach (MN–07)
Scott Fitzgerald (WI–05)
Mike Flood (NE–01)
Virginia Foxx (NC–05)
Scott Franklin (FL–18)
Russell Fry (SC–07)
Russ Fulcher (ID–01)
Tony Gonzales (TX–23)
Bob Good (VA–05)
Paul Gosar (AZ–09)
Garret Graves (LA–06)
Mark Green (TN–07)
Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA–14)
H. Morgan Griffith (VA–09)
Glenn Grothman (WI–06)
Michael Guest (MS–03)
Harriet Hageman (WY)
Andy Harris, M.D. (MD–01)
Diana Harshbarger (TN–01)
Kevin Hern (OK–01)
Clay Higgins (LA–03)
Ashley Hinson (IA–02)
Erin Houchin (IN–02)
Richard Hudson (NC–09)
Bill Huizenga (MI–04)
Bill Johnson (OH–06)
Mike Johnson (LA–04)
Jim Jordan (OH–04)
Mike Kelly (PA–16)
Trent Kelly (MS–01)
Doug LaMalfa (CA–01)
Doug Lamborn (CO–05)
Nicholas Langworthy (NY–23)
Jake LaTurner (KS–02)
Debbie Lesko (AZ–08)
Barry Loudermilk (GA–11)
Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO–03)
Tracey Mann (KS–01)
Lisa McClain (MI–09)
Dr. Rich McCormick (GA–06)
Patrick McHenry (NC–10)
Carol Miller (WV–01)
Mary Miller (IL–15)
Max Miller (OH–07)
Cory Mills (FL–07)
John Moolenar (MI–02)
Alex X. Mooney (WV–02)
Barry Moore (AL–02)
Blake Moore (UT–01)
Gregory F. Murphy, M.D. (NC–03)
Troy Nehls (TX–22)
Ralph Norman (SC–05)
Andy Ogles (TN–05)
Gary Palmer (AL–06)
Bill Posey (FL–08)
Guy Reschenthaler (PA–14)
Mike Rogers (AL–03)
John Rose (TN–06)
Matthew Rosendale, Sr. (MT–02)
David Rouzer (NC–07)
Steve Scalise (LA–01)
Keith Self (TX–03)
Pete Sessions (TX–17)
Adrian Smith (NE–03)
Christopher H. Smith (NJ–04)
Lloyd Smucker (PA–11)
Pete Stauber (MN–08)
Elise Stefanik (NY–21)
Dale Strong (AL–05)
Claudia Tenney (NY–24)
Glenn Thompson (PA–15)
William Timmons, IV (SC–04)
Beth Van Duyne (TX–24)
Tim Walberg (MI–05)
Michael Waltz (FL–05)
Randy Weber, Sr. (TX–14)
Daniel Webster (FL–11)
Brad R. Wenstrup, D.P.M. (OH–02)
Bruce Westerman (AR–04)
Roger Williams (TX–25)
Joe Wilson (SC–02)
Rudy Yakym (IN–02)
If your representatives are on this list, call them and tell their office you will be voting against them in the next election because they asked SCOTUS to throw the US medical drug system into chaos at the cost of American lives.
Help to patients who have to cross state lines to get medical care by donating to your local abortion fund here. (x)
#scotus#abortionpill#state of the uterus#abortion rights are human rights#us politics#miscarriage#vote blue#nnaf#yellowhammer
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There are two kinds of novels in the collection of M*A*S*H novels.
Richard Hooker alone (or, I've occasionally read, with a ghost writer) wrote M*A*S*H, M*A*S*H Goes to Maine, and M*A*S*H Mania. These are episodic tales of madcap medical mayhem with quasi-technical surgery scenes. M*A*S*H is set in the Korean War, and was published in the sixties. The other two are set in Hooker's beloved rural Maine where Hawkeye and his three army bunkmates practice surgery together from the 50s through the mid-70s; Maine and Mania were published at either end of the 70s respectively.
Richard Hooker and William E. Butterworth (a pseudonym for W.E.B. Griffin, or vice versa, I dunno) co-wrote about a dozen novels published and set in the mid-70s. Some readers question whether Hooker was really involved in them but at least the first has a quasi-technical surgery scene. They're all titled M*A*S*H Goes To [some exotic location, often overseas], and are all non-episodic farces featuring mistaken identities, intercontinental airliner chases, authorities including actual contemporary public figures made to look foolish, and blatant misogyny. Hawkeye and Trapper John appear in each of them, at least more prominently than Duke and Oliver Jones do, and all feature reunions with past personnel or patients of the 4077th: Hot Lips (now Reverend Mother Emeritus Margaret Houlihan Wauchauf Wilson, R.N., Lt. Col., USA Ret., of the God Is Love In All Forms Christian Church, Inc.) and Father Mulcahy (now an archbishop and the Pope's chess and beer buddy) appear in almost all the novels. The world's greatest opera singer, an insufferable egotist who unfortunately is pretty much correct and who hangs out with a portly Arab oil prince, and a Cajun swampdweller who discovered oil on his land are former 4077th patients who appear in most or all the novels. Henry Blake is a general and is C.O. of Walter Reed Army Hospital. The Painless Pole is a henpecked fat old dentist in Michigan. Radar is CEO of his own fast-food empire and marries an opera singer, the sister of the insufferable egotist. Frank Burns remains a small doctor in a small town.
Hooker didn't like the tv series because it offended his conservatism. Both the Hooker/Butterworth novels and the later Hooker novels took occasional jabs at the tv series, especially for killing off Henry Blake. On almost the final page of the final novel, M*A*S*H Mania, Hooker has General Blake pay a visit to Crabapple Cove on the date of the airing of Abyssinia, Henry.
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— Richard Hooker & W.C. Heinz, M*A*S*H: A Novel About Three Army Doctors
#lee postz#words#mash#m*a*s*h#writing#quote#literature#hawkeye Pierce#Henry Blake#duke Forrest#quotes#Richard hooker#wc heinz#mashblr#mash a novel about three army doctors#mash novel#id in alt text
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▍ Face claim: Richard Armitage
▍ Name: “Lucas North” (John Bateman)
▍ Age: 39
▍ Gender: Male
▍ Nationality: British
▍ Birthday: June 14, 1983 (November 3rd, 1983)
▍ Sun Sign: Gemini (Scorpio)
▍ Residence: London, UK
▍ Marital Status: Divorced
▍ Alignment: true neutral
L I K E S
▍ Drink: non alcoholic: coffee or peppermint tea, alchoholic: he tends towards non alcoholic beers because getting drunk holds the risk of a loose tongue, but for mild drinking he prefers rum and cokes.
▍ Food: banana sandwiches, ikea meatballs
▍ Day or Night: night
▍ Snacks: raisins, jelly babies
▍ Song: The Wall by pink floyd
▍ Quote: “From a certain point onward there is no longer any turning back. That is the point that must be reached.” - Franz Kafka, The Trial.
▍ Historical Character: Agent 355. Also, Bridget Driscoll. Her story (which he shares with connie) reminds him of his own fate should his truth ever be known.
▍ Pet: currently none, but he’s winning over aurora’s cat.
▍ Book: The Trial by Franz Kafka. Also, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by William Blake and Paradise Lost by John Milton
▍ Colour: Navy blue, gray. black. Sometimes off set with a pastel color now and then.
▍ Flower(s): purple hyacinth. for reasons. as far as in his flat, etc ... catcus.
▍ Sexuality: He claims he is heterosexual in an effort to fully embrace his role and deny anything that opens him up to nostalgia for his past life, however, John Bateman had a particularly significant relationship with a man.
L O O K S
▍ Body type: He’s 6′3 in height and very lanky. He’s got the broad shoulders etc of every single one of richard’s other rules, but he never quite gets over the knobbiness that appears while imprisoned in russia. While he does gain some weight and build up muscle, he remains more sinewy in appearance.
▍ Eye colour: Grayish Blue.
▍ Hair colour: brown so dark that is almost appears black.
▍ Body reference:
Tagging: @twistedwit, @northliights, @balaryen / @sinfyre, @daemaryen / @northsrose + whoever!! steal it and tag me!
#i just love that everything he presents people with personality wise etc is a lie.#i love that.#like there's little glimpses of him that poke through. little moments.#but like !! the majority of it is all bullshit#imagine getting to know someone for like fucking 15 years and suddenly its like ... you find out you literally knew nothing about them after#*all#* headcanon. betrayal is a cancer. let it eat your soul. not mine.
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Writing Realistic Future Names
You writing something with aliens? Dystopian future? Doctor Who fic? 'Humans are the Weird ones' post? Need names?
Are you, like me, tired of dystopian names which are normal names written dumbly, or futuristic settings with normal names (looking at you Star Trek), or absolute nonsense? Well here's some cool ways to get futuristic names that make sense.
Celeb and Fandom Names
Names like Draco, Hermione, Sherlock, Mycroft, Enola, Benedict, Castiel, Destiel, Jensen, Danneel, Spock, Katniss, Primrose, Teyla, Elsa, Anakin, Loki, Constantine, Jinx, Rhianna, Catra, Adora, Zendaya, Halsey, Misha/Mischa, Korra, Katara, Toph, Cardi, Mabel, Ariel, Whoopi, Madonna, Oprah, Usain etc are gonna become increasingly popular, like they already are, even more so once enough time passes that people stop associating them with certain pieces of media or certain famous people.
Other Language Names
Historically, in different times different countries have a total global influence, and that will effect names. Right now, it's the USA. During the Rennasaince, it was France. We're pretty close to having Japan and other Asian cultures become the next big influence, what with all the anime everyone globally is watching/reading. Now, depending on how far in the future you're writing, add global influence from other countries. Dutch names like Marjolein and Ninthe and Brechtje, pronounced to the accent of the setting of your story. Try to go with cultures who have potential to be big: don't choose some small country somewhere that nobody has ever heard of. Go for Native American or Mexican or Russian or Japanese or Egyptian.
Surnames
Use surnames for first names! A lot of names that used to be surnames are now gender neutral first names, such as Avery. Use surnames! Johnson, Harris, Smith. All of it!
Strange Shortenings
Shorten traditional names in unntraditional ways! Richard always gets shortened to Richie or (for some unfathomable reason) Dick. What about Char? Chard? Those are kick-ass names. Chris for Christian? Cancelled. It's Tian now. Cathy for Catherine? Wrong. Let's make it Rhine. Amy from Amelia? Let's screw with that, turn it into Ammy. You get it.
Pretty Words
People tend to call their children by name of something pretty, and then those names exist untill after the words have lost their meaning. Right now, most of our names are Biblical Hebrew and Latin and Old English/German. We're at the point where slowly, child names are gonna mean things in today's language again. It's already happening a little; Dawn and Hope and Autumn... but give me children called Justice and Fauna and Prime and Amethyst and Earth. Ash and Queen and Happy and Light and Feline. Give me twins called Sapphire and Sapphic, like we call our twins Catherine and Caithlynn or Tim / Timothy and Tom / Thomas now.
Spelling
Spelling is going to shift with the years, and you want your names to reflect this. This one pretty much only works for at least a hundred years into the future. Here's some guidelines of what spelling might become:
t / th = d
s / k = c
ee = i
a = e (sometimes)
y = i (sometimes)
ks = x
o = oe
h = h (add more often)
Examples: Katherine = Caderine, Timothee = Dimoedhi, Blake = Bleke, Susanna = Cucennah etc. Of course, you can do it your own way, or only use some of these guidelines if you want. Feel free to play around with it. If you chose to go for this, keep in mind that there will still be some names in old spelling, just like we still have towns called Kooperdeck and stuff like that. This technique sounds dangerously close to the "say names while your mouth is full of oreos" technique that some dystopian writers use that I hate, but because it's based on logic and what the future might actually be like, as long as you use this in moderation, it'll sound really cool. Out of these examples, Caderine and Bleke are better to use than Dimoedhi and Cucennah, because "Timothee" and "Susanna" have been pretty much lost. If that's what you're looking for though, then that's your thing, I just personally like to be able to see realistic names and eventhough those names are based on logical prediction, they sound made-up.
Gender
You need to pay attention to the percieved gender of names. You can use names that are gendered or slightly gendered right now as gender neutral names. But if you're inventing new names, do pay attention to whatever percieved gender they have in your universe. You can use Chard and Jensen for girls, Caderine and Sapphire for guys. In fact, you should definetly use names like Loki and Earth and Rhine as non-binary names.
Disclaimer: I haven't studied history, and most things I reference here as 'historically, x has happened and is therefore likely to repeat in the future' are just things I've picked up on and heard about and logically deduced, and they could be wrong. However, I consider myself very smart and I really really like history, so you should consider this as a fairly accurate depection. Just know that if someone who actually studied or researched this topic says I'm wrong then I'm probably wrong.
So there you go! How to write realistic future names. Have fun!
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The funniest change from MASH by Richard Hooker to M*A*S*H (1972-83) is that Henry Blake is competent in the book.
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Supreme Court, U.S FILED In The OCT 2 2022 Supreme Court ofthe United States RALAND J BRUNSON, Petitioner,
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