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True Detective: Night Country
Season 4, “Part 5”
Director: Issa López
DoP: Florian Hoffmeister
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Here's a lot of house for $199K, but the 1965 Mid-century modern in Birmingham, Alabama needs a lot of work and updating.
This is the realtor's "for inspiration only" idea of how it could look.
Entering the nice French doors in the front, we can see that the floors look good. You could probably live with the wall as an MCM artifact, but I'm not liking the decorative molding.
The powder room is dated and dingy. What do you think? Some color and painting the vanity?
The great room has a fireplace, stone walls and that crazy molding.
I don't like mirrored walls. The floor looks new, but I hate to say that it looks just like some stick-down flooring I saw at the $1 store.
The family room isn't bad. Since it's an MCM house, this room is a classic.
Now, this is interesting. There's a big bar in the kitchen- see the foot rail and padded armrest?
View of the kitchen. It's pretty big and I don't like the cabinets.
The floor in here is odd. It's supposed to be a laundry room, but there's something else.
What is that? It looks like a fireplace, but I've never seen anything like that with the fancy doors.
Here's a bedroom, probably a secondary.
I don't know what room this is.
Large bathroom.
Two colorful bedrooms with alcoves.
Here's a small room on the lower level.
This looks like the primary bedroom, but I think it's supposed to be the rec room. Interesting carpeting.
Nice tub in the en-suite.
I like the conservatory/sunporch.
And, this is where the work (and money) comes in. The pool is completely trashed and the whole room has to be redone, as well. But, it would be beautiful.
The real estate's vision.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2800-Wenonah-Rd-SW-Birmingham-AL-35211/2076662128_zpid/
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DC Native/Indigenous Heroes
1. Ya’Wara - biracial; Indigenous Brazilian Tapirape
2. Keli Quintela aka Teen Lantern - biracial; Afro-Indigenous Bolivian born
3. Koryak, son of Aquaman - last name unknown; half Inuit and half white; given Aquaman’s racebend in the DCEU as Native Hawaiian like his actor, then Koryak would also be half Polynesian
4. Yara Flor aka Wonder Woman - biracial; Afro-Indigenous Brazilian
5. Dawnstar - Puebloan
6. Arak - Quontauka Native
7. Tye Longshadow - Apace; I highly suggest following his incarnation from the animated Young Justice series. He originally appeared in the old DC cartoon series, Superfriends
8. Wenonah Littlebird aka Owlwoman - Kiowa
9. Sarah Rainmaker - Apache
10. Sky Alchesay - unknown Native American tribe
11. John Trujillo aka Black Condor - Navajo
12. Ohiyesa Smith aka Pow Wow Smith - Sioux; change name to be more culturally sensitive
13. Manitou Dawn - Apache; change name to be more culturally sensitive
14. Manitou Raven - Apache - change name to be more culturally sensitive
15. Raven from “Teen Titans: Earth One” - Navajo
16. Tom Kalmaku - Inuit
17. Napi from the DCEU - real name unknown; from the 2017 Wonder Woman movie - Blackfoot
18. Uno/Dr. Curtis “Curt” Falconer aka Aztek I - biracial; Indigenous (Nahua) Mexican
19. Nayeli Constant aka Aztek II - like predecessor; biracial; Indigenous (Nahua) Mexican
20. Keshena Carpentier aka Timber biracial; half Menominee and other racial unknown
21. Bill Great Eagle aka Man of Bats - Sioux
22. Dakota Jamison - Navajo
23. Miiyahbin Marten aka Equinox - Cree
24. Charles Great Eagle aka Raven Red - Sioux
25. Miriam Delgado aka Mirage - Indigenous, unknown Tribe; from the Teen Titans
26. Wildstar - Puebloan; Dawnstar’s ancestor
27. Green Arrow of Earth D - unknown Native American tribe
28. Hawk, son of Tomahawk - biracial; half Apache and half white; given the racist undertones, I would make some changes, possibly changing names and making both father and son Apache
29. Thunderer - real name unknown; Aboriginal Australian; tribe unknown
30. Johnny Riley aka Dark Ranger - Aboriginal American
Please list any more if you don’t see any on the list. Be respectful with the comments.
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✨🎯🌂 💚🍎🍩 for Beatrice Lacrimae, Lavinia Sparda-Amata, None, K and... I can see you have Kingdom Hearts on your OC page, but nobody is listed. :<
Oh, and Emiri Satou and Anemone from your non-fandom OCs!
(I'll include my KH ocs for you ;) )
OC Ask Game
✨- How did you come up with the OC’s name?
Beatrice Lacrimae was just me looking for characters in Dante's Inferno/Divine Comedy but I didn't realize that Trish was literally Beatrice ahgufddgusdf. But I got attached to Beatrice so pfpf. Lacrimae I believe was latin for tears and I thought that it was #deep.
Lavinia Amata was also a Dante's Inferno situation :)! Lavinia is the daughter of Amata, Latinus' queen, and uhhhh. uhh it sounded pretty LMAO.
None was 100% me making a mistake during the character creation screen where I.. forgot to put in a name. So when she was introducing characters in the game she came up as just "None" and I thought it was really funny gshdf. Then I thought she could have an actual name but goes by None to represent her mental state; Nunally is a Code Geass character I like and Wenonah is a native american name meaning First-daughter.
K was me picking a letter that wasn't used (at the time...) in Death Note that was close to L. She originally was going to use the codename "Kami" because I was really silly as a 12 year old learning broken Japanese. I picked the name Katherine Kilgore as an adult because I thought it sounded nice!
Kitana, one of my KH OCs, was the name of my cousin that I really liked. I used her first and last name originally but changed her last name to Garrison when reuploading the story to AO3 as an adult.
Nerissa just sounded nice and kingdom hearts-y hehe.
Emiri was the name of a Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya character I liked despite her small appearance. Satou is a common Japanese name!
Anemone was an aquatic flower that fits the floral themeing of my magical girl group hehe.
🎯 -What do they do best?
Beatrice is probably best at showing off her #sick and #elite sharpshooter skills and scythe. Though, outside of that she's a sewing pro and made a lot of the over the top "lolita-esque" outfits herself. She also makes a rly mean stirfry noodle according to Kyrie :}
Lavinia is prolly best at singing; she can go from operatic sopranos that can shatter glass to deep scary metal growls. She's also really good at like vocal impressiosn too? It's fucking weird lol.
None, if you asked her, would say she's best at sexual stuff due to her past. She doesn't like to talk about it too much though, or rather, think about it too deeply. She's good at small weapons and diplomacy.
K is supposedly a mathematical genius but I, the creator, am terrible at math so please just believe me.
Kitana was supposedly TEH KEYBLADE MASTERESS so take that as you will, haha.
Nerissa likes playing struggle and soccer but isn't sure if she's actually the best at it.
Emiri is best at child rearing and being a cheerleader. She's also amazing at organization and team management, its how she can manage to volunteer so often.
Anemone is pretty good at gymnastics and acrobatics.
🌂 - What genre do they belong in?
Beatrice: Comedic Romance, Action
Lavinia: Comedy, Dramedy
None: Post-apocalyptic drama, erotica, tragedy
K: "Crime thriller", romance, tragedy
Kitana: Romantic comedy, emphasis on the comedy
Nerissa: Slice of life, romantic comedy
Emiri: Slice of Life, NTR/Cheating, Erotica
Anemone: Erotica, action-adventure, romance, magical girl
💚 - What is your OC’s gender identity and sexuality?
Beatrice: Cis fem, bisexual
Lavinia: Feminine (demi-girl?), pansexual
None: Cis fem, bisexual with male-lean
K: Cis fem, demisexual
Kitana: Cis fem, straight
Nerissa: Cis fem, bisexual with fem lean
Emiri: Cis fem, bisexual with male lean
Anemone: Trans fem, pansexual
🍎 - What is the OC’s relationship w/their parents like?
Beatrice doesn't know her father who was supposedly a demon and her mother was ill and very distant for her. Its... not the best. Not hostile but not good.
Lavinia thinks that her father is Sparda and that he's complete scum for abandoning her mother. She never met the demon but has a difficult relationship with the concept of him. How could someone who saved the world be so selfish and vile? She was also manipulated by her "angelic" mother, Amata, who taught her to hate Sparda and his sons. She loves her mother but is the one who ultimately ends her life.
None thinks she loves her parents. They did their best to raise her but didn't protect her and outright enabled bad people without realizing. It's incredibly distant even before she's sent out to the Wasteland.
K is an orphan with little to no memory of her birth parents and was not adopted as Whammy's House found her too valuable to be adopted out. She treasures her relationship with Whammy/Watari though.
Kitana was close to her parents. Standard parent-child relationship where its strained due to teenage hormones and not feeling like she's truly understood. She's closer to her mom than her step-dad though. She doesn't realize how hard her family is looking for her when she's stuck in the Kingdom Hearts world though.
Nerissa is in a similar scenario as Kitana. They're close and love each other very much, they butt heads but at the end of the day... it's all good.
Emiri is close to her father, Eitaro. MAYBE A LIL TOO CLOSE-- Her relationship with her mother is fine. They all love another.
Anemone is an orphan unfortunately :(. She doesn't remember her parents and had to take care of herself.
🍩 -Who is your OC’s arch-nemesis or rival?
Beatrice: At first, she thinks its Kyrie but ultimately falls for her just like she did Nero lol. She has a friendly 'rivalry' with Nero whenever they're on missions together though.
Lavinia: Her momther, ultimately, after she learns the truth about Sparda.
None: FUCK DA OVERSEER *makes him explode*
K: Light Yagami...
Kitana: Seifer and eventually Xemnas/Xehanort if I ever got that far in her story LOL.
Nerissa: fuck that seifer guy amirite *grossly makes out with him*
Emiri: No one really, she gets along with everyone.
Anemone: the demon lord, Lovena, who created her and the other Magical Maidens.
thank u for the ask!!!
#oc ask game#oc: beatrice lacrimae#oc: lavinia#oc: none#oc: k#oc: kitana#oc: nerissa#oc: emiri satou#oc: anemone#my ocs
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“Peach Packing, Spartanburg County” by Wenonah Day Bell (1890–1981), 1938.
Oil on canvas, 38-1/8 by 48-1/8 inches.
Huntington Museum
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Algunas enemistades nunca mueren… “Darby y Los Espíritus”
Darby Harper estuvo a punto de morirse cuando era niña, lo que la convirtió en una adolescente introvertida, antisocial y con la habilidad de ver a los muertos. Fuera de la escuela, Darby aconseja a espíritus solitarios con asuntos pendientes, y le va muy bien. Cuando Capri, la líder del grupo más popular de la escuela, muere inesperadamente y comienza a pedirle ayuda insistentemente, Darby debe tragarse su orgullo, dejar a un lado sus convicciones y reinventarse a sí misma a imagen y semejanza de Capri.
Estreno: 27 de enero de 2023 en Star+.
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Basada en una historia de Wenonah Wilms, la película está dirigida por Silas Howard, guionizada por Becca Greene y protagonizada por Riele Downs, Auli’i Cravalho, Kim Syster, Wayne Knight, Nicole Maines, Derek Luke, Tony Danza, Chosen Jacobs y Asher Angel.
#Darby and the Dead#Riele Downs#Auli’i Cravalho#Kim Syster#Wayne Knight#Nicole Maines#Derek Luke#Tony Danza#Chosen Jacobs#Asher Angel#Películas#Star+
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WENONAH PETERS is too old for this.
Neighbouring farmer to the killer, and one of the few to remember her in life…
Get to know the cast better in original slasher story SPLATTER PAINTING!
Wenonah's story written by @recklessfiction, character art by ZombieGaby_ (twitter).
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Republicans are retaliating against a newly-revived Democratic plan to curb climate change by blocking a bill they previously supported that would provide healthcare to veteran victims of burn pits and Agent Orange, a chemical weapon used during the Vietnam War.
This shocking development, which has sparked the ire of progressives and Democrats, spans back to last week when Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va. torpedoed a Democratic-led bill – dubbed "Inflation Reduction Act of 2022" – that would pour billions into clean energy initiatives aimed at curtailing climate change. Instead, Manchin at the time said he wanted a slimmed-down version of the measure geared more toward lowering the cost of healthcare. "I would not put my staff through this – I would not put myself through this – if I wasn't sincere about trying to find a pathway forward to do something that's good for our country," the centrist Democrat said last week.
But on Thursday, Manchin completely reversed course, striking a reconciliation deal with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., that includes $369 billion in climate and clean energy provisions. The unexpected about-face has shocked Democrats and environmental justice advocates alike and could amount to the biggest climate change legislation the nation has ever seen.
Still, climate advocates have argued that the measure is largely inadequate in addressing the full scope of global warming.
"The few details released this evening suggest this deal will prop up fossil fuels and promote the various false climate solutions beloved by industry," Food & Water Action Executive Director Wenonah Hauter said in a statement. "More subsidies for dirty hydrogen, carbon capture, and nuclear energy are not climate action, they are the opposite."
John Noël, Senior Climate Campaigner at Greenpeace USA, echoed that the measure "fails to address the out-of-control fossil fuel industry causing the climate crisis."
"Millions of people die every year as a result of fossil fuel air pollution, and we cannot afford any fossil fuel expansion if we're going to avoid a climate catastrophe," Noël said. "Marketing a 40% reduction in emissions over 8 years while increasing fossil fuel leasing and a handshake deal to streamline permitting for fossil fuel infrastructure does not add up."
Shortly after Manchin's reversal, Punchbowl News' Jake Sherman reported that Republicans will now whip against a formerly bipartisan bill, dubbed the "CHIPS Act," meant to boost U.S. manufacturing. This is in addition to the GOP's newfound opposition to making servicemembers who contracted dozens of medical conditions overseas eligible for healthcare subsidized by Veterans Affairs. Supporters of the measure have argued that the bill is long overdue, as Roll Call reported.
On Thursday, Republicans officially delayed the veterans' bill with a filibuster, arguing that would allow for profligate fiscal spending that contravenes predetermined budget caps. The GOP's sudden opposition to the law comes after the party widely backed a nearly identical bill that contained a subtle tax provision.
"It's about Congress hiding behind an important veterans care bill a massive unrelated spending binge," said Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Penn.
After the vote, liberals and veterans' advocates immediately condemned congressional Republicans for playing politics at the expense of veterans.
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"Congratulations @SenToomey You successfully used the Byzantine Senate rules to keep sick veterans suffering!!!! Kudos!" tweeted comedian Jon Stewart. "I'm sure you'll celebrate by kicking a dog or punching a baby…or whatever terrible people do for fun!!!!!"
Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., likewise called the GOP's move "an eleventh-hour act of cowardice."
"Republicans chose today to rob generations of toxic-exposed veterans across this country of the health care and benefits they've earned and so desperately need," he tweeted. "Make no mistake—the American people are sick and tired of these games."
Republican Senators have been accused of “sentencing veterans to death” after they blocked the passage of a landmark bill that would finally give US service members sick and dying from toxic exposure to burn pits access to the healthcare that they need.
Democratic lawmakers, veterans and advocates including TV host Jon Stewart spoke out in a highly emotional press conference on Thursday morning as the bill that had been expected to become law by the end of the week was suddenly derailed by the Republican party.
“This is total bullshit,” shouted Senator Kristen Gillibrand. “They have just sentenced veterans to death.”
On Wednesday, the SFC Heath Robinson Honoring our PACT Act collapsed in the US Senate when dozens of Republicans who previously backed the bill unexpectedly changed their minds and decided to vote against it.
The bill received just 55 of the needed 60 votes to pass a cloture motion on Wednesday, as just eight Republicans voted to move it forward. A staggering 25 of those who voted against it had voted to pass the same bill just one month earlier.
Back on 16 June, the Senate had overwhelmingly voted to pass the bill, with Senators voting 84 to 14 in favour of expanding healthcare access to thousands of veterans who had served the US overseas.
But now, with the Senate scheduled to go on a month-long recess on 5 August, thousands of veterans in desperate need of healthcare and disability benefits have now been left high and dry for even longer.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer told The Independent on Capitol Hill on Thursday that he is “going to give our Republican friends another opportunity to vote on this Monday night."
Much of the blame for sabotaging the bill’s passage was levelled at Senator Pat Toomey who – ahead of the vote – spoke out against the bill and said that he wanted to add an amendment on provisional spending.
Speaking at Thursday’s press conference, Rosie Torres – cofounder of BurnPits360 and the wife of veteran Le Roy Torres, who has a rare terminal condition caused by burn pits – told the senator that more veterans will die because of him.
“Senator Toomey, how many veterans are going to die because of you?” she asked. “Please explain to us: what is an acceptable amount of deaths?”
Ms. Torres branded the Republican Senators who switched their votes “25 villains” as she said the veteran community “demands answers, we deserve justice."
Mr. Stewart, who has been lobbying the government to pass the bill, slammed the “abject cruelty” of the GOP lawmakers who had voted no and warned them that delaying passing the PACT Act is costing lives. He hit out at the Senators who plan to go on recess next week when the veterans who are sick and dying don’t have time to wait.
“They’re not on Senate time. They’re on human time. They’re on cancer time,” he said. “Don’t you have families? Don’t you have people who are deciding how to live their last moments?” he asked the lawmakers.
Mr. Stewart singled out Senators Toomey, Rick Scott and Mitch McConnell as he pointed out the hypocrisy of the lawmakers who claim they support veterans but voted against the PACT Act.
He read out one particular tweet posted by Mr. Scott on Wednesday where the Florida Republican showcased photos of him giving out care packages to service men and women – the very same day he voted against the bill.
“I was honored to join @the_uso today and make care packages for our brave military members in gratitude of their sacrifice and service to our nation,” read the tweet.
Mr. Stewart mocked the tweet saying “There’s a beautiful picture."
"Did you get the package? I think it has some M&Ms in it and some cookies,” he mocked.
He also impersonated Mr. McConnell’s voice as he revealed that one month earlier he had told veterans “we’ll get it done."
“Mitch McConnell yesterday flipped,” he said, referring to the Senator’s sudden decision to then vote no to the bill.
Mr. Toomey, meanwhile, “won’t sit down” with the veterans he is impacting while he claims that he has the backing of several veterans groups.
“Pat Toomey claims that he has veteran groups behind him,” he said.
“I call bullshit – these are the veteran groups,” he said gesturing around at the multiple veterans and representative from veterans groups who had gathered at the press conference to condemn the bill’s stalling.
“They’re all here. They don’t stand behind you in fact you won’t let them stand in front of you,” he said, branding Mr. Toomey a “fucking coward."
The TV host said that – after he has spent more than a decade lobbying the US government first for 9/11 responders and then for veterans – he is “used to the hypocrisy” and “lies."
“The Senate is where accountability goes to die. They’re never losing their jobs. They’re never losing their healthcare.”
He added: “This is an embarrassment to the Senate, to the country and to the founders and to all that they confess to hold dear. If this is America first then this is America fucked!”
When asked for his reaction to Mr. Stewart’s comments, Mr. Toomey replied: “That’s not worth responding to.” His office directed The Independent to his tweet on Wednesday where he said he was trying to solve a “budget gimmick."
“Tonight, the Senate voted to give us the chance to fix a completely unnecessary budget gimmick in the underlying text of the PACT Act. This gimmick allows $400B in spending completely unrelated to veterans care,” he said.
“We can easily fix this tonight, and there is no reason we cannot do so NOW. This simple fix would not reduce spending on veterans in the underlying bill by a single penny. It’s wrong to use a veterans bill to hide an unrelated slush fund.”
When asked for comment, Mr. McConnell’s office referred The Independent to his comments on the Senate floor where he said that he supports the “substance of the bill” but that lawmakers first need to “fix the underlying accounting issue."
In March, the bill was renamed after the late Sgt. Heath Robinson who died in May 2020 from a rare cancer caused by breathing in toxic fumes from burn pits while serving in Iraq in the Ohio National Guard. He was 39.
His mother-in-law Susan Zeier choked back tears on Thursday as she branded the Senators voting against it “reprehensible” while dresssed in her late son-in-law’s army jacket. Just one month earlier she had symbolically taken off the jacket saying that she no longer needed to “carry” Heath “on her shoulders” after the Senate passed the bill.
The 16 June vote had been celebrated by veterans, their families and advocates who have spent years battling for the US government to take the issue of burn pits seriously – as the passage meant it seemed certain that the bill was weeks away from becoming law.
The bill was sent back to the House for a final vote where it passed with a 342-88 vote on 14 July. Because of a minor technical fix the House made, the Senate was required to vote on it again before it could be sent to President Joe Biden’s desk to be signed into law.
But – between one month and the next – dozens of Republican Senators decided that they no longer supported expanding healthcare and disability access to US servicemembers and decided to change their vote.
Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester slammed the move on the Senate floor on Wednesday night. “This eleventh-hour act of cowardice will actively harm this country’s veterans and their families,” he said.
“Republicans chose today to rob generations of toxic-exposed veterans across this country of the health care and benefits they so desperately need. And make no mistake, more veterans will suffer and die as a result.”
Under the legislation, 23 cancers, respiratory illnesses and other conditions will now be presumptively linked to a veterans’ exposure to burn pits while on deployment overseas. This means service men and women who have returned home from serving their country and developed one of these conditions will be given automatic access to healthcare and disability benefits.
It will also fund federal research on the impact of burn pits on the nation’s troops. An estimated 3.5 million servicemembers and veterans are estimated to have been exposed to burn pits and airborne toxins while serving the US overseas, according to the Veterans Affairs (VA).
During America’s post-9/11 wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, huge open-air pits were used to burn mountains of trash including food packaging, human waste and military equipment on US military bases. Thousands of US service members returned home from deployment and developed health conditions including rare cancers, lung conditions, respiratory illnesses and toxic brain injuries caused by breathing in the toxic fumes from the pits.
But, until now, the burden of proof has always been on veterans to prove their condition is directly caused by this toxic exposure. In September 2020, a senior VA official testified before Congress that almost 80% of disability claims mentioning burn pits were rejected between 2007 and 2020.
In the last six months, the President has made tackling the issue of burn pits a higher priority and repeatedly urged lawmakers in the House and Senate to pass legislation to support veterans. During his State of the Union address in March, said that he believes his son Beau Biden may have died as a result of toxic exposure to burn pits during his deployment to Iraq.
#us politics#news#salon#the independent#gop#Republicans#republican hypocrisy#conservatives#us military#burn pits#iraq war#afghanistan war#2022#jon stewart#Sen. Joe Manchin#sen. chuck schumer#Inflation Reduction Act of 2022#CHIPS Act#Sen. Pat Toomey#sen. mitch mcconnell#youtube#video#Sen. Jon Tester#sen. Kristen Gillibrand#SFC Heath Robinson#Honoring our PACT Act#pact act#sen. rick scott#president joe biden#department of veterans affairs
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Cabell "Cab" Calloway III (December 25, 1907 – November 18, 1994) was a jazz singer, dancer, and bandleader. He was associated with the Cotton Club in Harlem where he was a regular performer. He was born in Rochester, New York to Martha Eulalia Reed, a Morgan State College graduate, teacher, and church organist. His father, Cabell Calloway Jr., graduated from Lincoln University of Pennsylvania and worked as a lawyer and in real estate. The family moved to Baltimore when he was 11. He was a master of energetic scat singing and led one of the US' most popular big bands from the start of the 1930s to the late 1940s. His band included trumpeters Dizzy Gillespie and Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham, saxophonists Ben Webster and Leon "Chu" Berry, New Orleans guitarist Danny Barker, and bassist Milt Hinton. He had several hits in the 1930s–1940s, becoming known as the "Hi-de-ho" man of jazz for his most famous song, Minnie the Moocher, recorded in 1931. He made several stage, film, and television appearances until his death. He influenced singers such as Michael Jackson and various hip-hop performers. He was the first African American musician to sell a million records from a single song and to have a nationally syndicated radio show. He is in the Grammy Hall of Fame and received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. In January 1927, he had a daughter named Camay with Zelma Proctor, a fellow student. His daughter was one of the first African-Americans to teach in a white school in Virginia. Calloway married Wenonah "Betty" Conacher (1928 -1949), and they adopted one daughter; married Zulme "Nuffie" MacNeal (1949-1004), and they had three daughters. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence https://www.instagram.com/p/CmmWDgeLeBh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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JetBlue Airways Embraer EMB-190-100IGW(AR) Arriving in Minneapolis after its 3 Hour Delay from New York City John F. Kennedy, NY, (B6116) This Aircraft Features the My other ride is on a JetBlue A320 side text livery, [N329JB] #n329jb #embraer #e190 #emb190 #mspairport #jfkairport #geaviation #jetblue @jetblue @embraer @geaviation @jfkairport @mspairport [Sunday November 20th 2022, 11/20/22] (at Wenonah) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClOkN-ouliU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Happy @greatlakesbaypride (at Wenonah Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfPS1Cfr3XG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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True Detective: Night Country
Season 4, “Part 5”
Director: Issa López
DoP: Florian Hoffmeister
#True Detective#Part 5#True Detective S04E05#Night Country#Season 4#Issa López#Florian Hoffmeister#Kali Reis#Evangeline Navarro#Katrina Albright#Wenonah Wilms#Chris Mundy#HBO#Parliament of Owls#Passenger#Anonymous Content#Neon Black#Peligrosa#HBO Entertainment#TV Moments#TV Series#TV Show#television#TV#TV Frames#cinematography#February 11#2024
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Beautiful 1872 Second Empire home in Wenonah, New Jersey has 5 bds., 3 ba. & is listed for $550K.
Isn’t this nice? Walk directly into a sitting room area with a beautiful fireplace.
To the right is a dining room with a stunning black fireplace. Apparently, they don’t sit in the front room, and there’s plenty of space for 2 sofas in the dining room.
Lovely music room.
This smaller sitting room also has a beautiful fireplace.
The kitchen is cute, and since the music room is right off the kitchen, it can always be used as the dining room. In fact, that’s probably what it is.
This pretty bath also has a modern shower.
The main bd. is very large and has a fireplace.
Here is another shower room.
One of the other bds. is big enough to fit a desk as well as a sitting area.
Another remodeled full bath.
This room with the drafting table can be used as a craft room.
One of the 1/2 baths.
Nice family room.
And, this is a sewing room.
Look at the hall- apparently you have a good view of the stars from here.
What a lovely porch.
Beautiful garden with a secluded barbecue area.
There’s also a nice shed on the property which is 0.5 acre.
https://www.oldhouses.com/34302
#second empire house#second empire architecture#houses#old house dreams#house tours#home tours#long post
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Marie Scheffler Obituary (2024) - Seaville, NJ - South Jersey Times - Legacy.com
Funeral and interment in Wenonah Cemetery will be private at the convenience of the family. Published by South Jersey Times from Apr. 22 to Apr. 23, …
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True Detective: Night Country Pt. 5
True Detective
Night Country Pt. 5
Directed by Issa López
Written by Issa López, Katrina Albright, Wenonah Wilms, & Chris Mundy
* For a recap & review of Pt. 4, click here.
* For a recap & review of the finale, click here.
Julia’s body is cremated and her ashes are given to Evangeline, who’s been allowed to be present throughout the whole process by the Indigenous woman working on Julia’s…
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Seven Children Injured When a School Bus and Truck Collided
Seven Children Injured When a School Bus and Truck Collided
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Seven children sustained injuries following a collision between a Birmingham, Alabama school Bus and an 18-wheeler on I-59, as reported by Birmingham Fire and Rescue crews. The incident occurred in late September on I-59 South near the I-65 interchange. The school bus with 17 students and chaperones from Wenonah and […]
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