#Daniel Matson

[under-the-knife]

The Home Team // Walk This World With Me

[andyoualsohaveapizza]

Brian Butcher in the Brag music video

[krscblw]

[tomorrowusa]

^^^ A cartoon disguised as an infographic which would make a great poster.

Looking forward to the follow-up: PRESIDENTS Who Were Convicted of Felonies.

[royalchildreneurope]

Prince Daniel of Sweden and Princess Estelle of Sweden visit the Stockholm Modern Art Museum to have a view of the exhibition “The Third Hand” with artworks by Maurizio Cattelan in Stockholm, Sweden -March 20th 2024.

📷 : My Matson - Moderna museet.

[jxrm]

book log - 2023 (continued)

the good lie by a.r. torre

something wilder by christina lauren

pineapple street by jenny jackson

drinking games by sarah levy

the housemaid by frieda mcfadden

full disclosure by camryn garrett

the dream job by kiersten modglin

never lie by frieda mcfadden

the silent woman by minka kent

hidden pictures by jason rekulak

girl in trouble by stacy claftin

the waitress by nina manning

xoxo by axie oh

yellowface by r.f. kuang

unmissing by minka kent

the rise by shari king

take me home tonight by morgan matson

the best lies by sarah lyu

arsenic and adobo by mia p. manansala

our missing hearts by celeste ng

the locked door by frieda mcfadden

where the crawdads sing by delia owens

the couple at table six by daniel hurst

survive the night by riley sager

the wife upstairs by freida mcfadden

one of us is dead by jeneva rose

five little indians by michelle good

the push by ashley audrain

i’ll stop the world by lauren thoman

silver nitrate by silvia moreno-garcia

romantic comedy by curtis sittenfield

the maidens by alex michaelides

every last secret by a.r. torre

the headmaster’s list by melissa de la cruz

last summer at the golden hotel by elyssa friedland

the collective by alison gaylin

one true loves by taylor jenkins reid

the trade off by sandie jones

my summer darlings by may cobb

the last housewife by ashley winstead

good rich people by eliza jane brazier

the club by ellery lloyd

phantom limb by lucinda berry

the night shift by alex finlay

layoverland by gabby noone

the writing retreat by julia bartz

never never by colleen hoover

reckless by cecily von ziegesar

the family game by catherine steadman

just say yes by maxine morrey

a pho love story by loan le

the birthday girl by melissa de la cruz

local woman missing by mary kubica

the last to vanish by megan miranda

yolk’s on me by d.t. henderson

the housemaid’s secret by frieda mcfadden

happy people are annoying by josh peck

the fraud squad by kyla zhao

wrong place wrong time by gillian mcallister

the grayson legacy by boris bacic

remarkably bright creatures by shelby van pelt

the couple in the cabin by daniel hurst

yerba buena by nina lacour

the ex by frieda mcfadden

notorious by cecilyn von ziegesar

layla by colleen hoover

the inmate by frieda mcfadden

last night at the telegraph club by malinda lo

the friend zone by abby jimenez

how to american by jimmy o. yang

lunar love by lauren kung jessen

the it girl by crackly von ziegesar

what lies in the woods by kate alice marshall

queen of thieves by beezy march

weather girl by rachel lynn solomon

the perfect marriage by jeneva rose

my sister, the serial killer by tonkin braithwaithe

things we never got over by lucy score

like me by hayley phelan

do not disturb by frieda mcfadden

for the love of friends by sara goodman confino

reckless girls by rachel hawkins

ghost 19 by simone st. james

the winter people by jennifer mcmahon

please join us by catherine mckenzie

under the whispering door by t.j. klune

the bookstore sisters by alice hoffman

lessons in chemistry by bonnie garmus

the new year’s party by daniel hurst

the house in the cerulean sea by t.j. klune

trixie and katya’s guide to womanhood by trixie mattel

i kissed shara wheeler by casey mcquiston

horrorstor by grady hendrix

yours truly by abby jimenez

happy place by emily henry

the soulmate by sally hepworth

i have some questions for you by rebecca makkai

what happened the ruthy ramirez by claire jimenez

mad honey by jodi picoult

really good, actually by monica heisey

the ballad of songbirds and snakes by suzanne collins

the lightning thief by rick riordan

harry potter and the philosophers stone by j.k. rowling

the sea of monsters by rick riordan

the titan’s curse by rick riordan

harry potter and the chamber of secrets by j.k. rowling

the battle of the labyrinth by rick riordan

harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban by j.k. rowling

the last olympian by rick riordan

the lost hero by rick riordan

harry potter and the goblet of fire by j.k. rowling

the son of neptune by rick riordan

the mark of athena by rick riordan

harry potter and the order of the phoenix by j.k. rowling

harry potter and the half blood prince by j.k. rowling

harry potter and the deathly hallows by j.k. rowling

harry potter and the cursed child by john tiffany

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[bookaddict24-7]

New Young Adult Releases Coming Out Today! (May 4th, 2021)

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Have I missed any new Young Adult releases? Have you added any of these books to your TBR? Let me know!

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New Standalones/First in a Series:

The Ones We’re Meant to Find by Joan He

Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter

Indivisible by Daniel Aleman

Meet Cute Diary by Emery Lee

Counting Down With You by Tashie Bhuiyan

Excuse Me While I Ugly Cry by Joya Goffney

Ember of Night by Molly E. Lee

All Kinds of Other by James Sie 

Luck of the Titanic by Stacey Lee

Hurricane Summer by Asha Bromfield

Realm Breaker by Victoria Aveyard 

Take Me Home Tonight by Morgan Matson

The People We Choose by Katelyn Detweiler

10 Truths & A Dare by Ashley Elston

The Summer of Broken Rules by K.L. Walther

Any Place But Here by Sarah Van Name

Sunkissed by Kasie West 

Blade of Secrets by Tricia Levenseller

When You Get the Chance by Tom Ryan & Robin Stevenson

This is For Tonight by Jessica Patrick

New Sequels: 

The Block (The Loop Trilogy #2) by Ben Oliver 

Sky Breaker (Night Spinner #2) by Addie Thorley 

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Happy reading!

[spudlanyon]

for my purposes, the referenced texts E.M. Forster made in his book, The Aspects of the Novel.

William George Clark. Gazpacho: Or Summer Months in Spain. —. Peloponnesus: Notes of Study and Travel. —. The Works of William Shakespeare - Cambridge Edition. —. The Present Dangers of the Church of England. John Bunyan. The Pilgrim's Progress. Walter Pater. Marius the Epicurean. Edward John Trelawny. Adventures of a Younger Son. Daniel Defoe. A Journal of the Plague Year. —. Robinson Crusoe. —. Moll Flanders. Max Beerbohm. Zuleika Dobson. Samuel Johnson. The History of Rasselas, Prince of Abissinia. James Joyce. Ulysses. —. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. William Henry Hudson. Green Mansions. Herman Melville. Moby Dick. —. "Billy Budd". Elizabeth Gaskell. Cranford (followed by My Lady Ludlow, and Mr. Harrison's Confessions). Charlotte Brontë. Jane Eyre. —. Shirley. —. Villette. Sir Walter Scott. The Heart of Midlothian (part of the Waverley Novels). —. The Antiquary (part of the Waverley Novels). —. The Bride of Lammermoor (part of the Waverley Novels). George Meredith. The Ordeal of Richard Feverel. —. The Egoist. —. Evan Harrington. —. The Adventures of Harry Richmond. —. Beauchamp's Career. Leo Tolstoy. War and Peace. Fyodor Dostoevsky. The Brothers Karamazov. William Shakespeare. King Lear. Henry Fielding. The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. —. Joseph Andrews. Henry De Vere Stacpoole. The Blue Lagoon (part of a trilogy; followed by The Garden of God and The Gates of Morning). Clayton Meeker Hamilton. Materials and Methods of Fiction. George Eliot. The Mill on the Floss. —. Adam Bede. Robert Louis Stevenson. The Master of Ballantrae. Edward Bulwer-Lytton. The Last Days of Pompeii. Charles Dickens. Great Expectations. —. Our Mutual Friend. —. Bleak House. Laurence Stern. The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman. Virginia Woolf. To the Lighthouse. T. S. Eliot. The Sacred Wood.

One Thousand and One Nights. Emily Brontë. Wuthering Heights. Charles Percy Sanger. The Structure of Wuthering Heights. Johan David Wyss. The Swiss Family Robinson. D. H. Lawrence. Women in Love. Arnold Bennett. The Old Wives' Tale. Anthony Trollope. The Last Chronicle of Barset. Jane Austen. Emma. —. Mansfield Park. —. Persuasion. H. G. Wells. Tono-Bungay. —. Boon. Gustave Flaubert. Madame Bovary. Percy Lubbock. The Craft of Fiction. —. Roman Pictures. André Gide. The Counterfeiters. Homer. Odyssey. Thomas Hardy. The Return of the Native. —. The Dynasts. —. Jude the Obscure. Anton Chekhov. The Cherry Orchard. Oliver Goldsmith. The Vicar of Wakefield. David Garnett. Lady Into Fox. Alexander Pope. The Rape of the Lock. Norman Matson. Flecker's Magic. Samuel Richardson. Pamela; or, Virtue Rewarded. Anatole France. Thaïs. Henry James. The Ambassadors. —. The Spoils of Poynton. —. Portrait of a Lady. —. What Maisie Knew. —. The Wings of the Dove. Jean Racine. Plays.

I. A. Richards.

[quanxui]

book recs!! bc i like your writing hihi

thanks for dropping by ate! ah u flatter me 🥺 here, i ended up making a bit of a long list!! i wanted to recommend books that were unforgettable for me.

eleven minutes by paulo coelho; it’s about a girl named Maria and her experiences with the topic of love as she ventures through life.i bought a copy in laguna when I was 8 or 9, thinking that as long as it’s paulo coelho it’s good but then I saw the summary and decided to read it when I hit my teens. it ended up becoming one of my favorites, there’s always something about the way Coelho writes!! contains: prostitution 

they both die at the end by adam silvera; two teenage guys find out they’ve only got a day to live. read this when I was 16 and we had the subject personal development in school and I practically rambled all about it throughout the quarter. contains: death ofc

confessions by kanae minato; a teacher seeks revenge for the death of her daughter. read this while relearning how to walk again, i would sit on a chair after a tiring ten steps and then take out my phone to read this, itching to know what happens next because i just have to know! this book started my decision to consume more asian literature and media. contains: bomb, suicide, murder

since you’ve been gone by morgan matson; emily’s best friend disappears, leaving a bucket list to be finished. one of my friends lent this book to me and i’ll be honest, i fell in love with the best friend hehe. 

gone girl by gillian flynn; a wife disappears and everything seems to point at the husband being a suspect for murder. read this in cavite, it would me midnight and i would sit outside cause it was so hot and i’d look at the village and imagine our gone girl in there. contains: murder and many mature themes lol

i’ll give you the sun by jandy nelson; twins, noah and jude,  used to be inseparable but years later, they barely talk to each other. red this when I was 15 and super angsty gosh hahaha. contains: cheating and sexual violence

the time keeper by mitch albom; a really really old dude meets a teenage girl and a businessman and talks to them about the importance of time. i read this in taguig, in between my trips to the science museum and my evening swims. the person I was staying with had a copy and I borrowed it and I liked the book so much that I regretted not taking it with me throughout my trip back home lol. contains: talks about death/suicide

I've been thinking about which books have kind of, I think, influenced my writing. the one that gives those nostalgic vibes? those would be Why We Broke Up by Daniel Handler; The Siren by Kierra Cass; and The Stranger by Albert Camus

[booksociety]

Book Society presents its February reading event! With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, our members have chosen Love Is in the Air as this event’s theme, and This is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone for the optional book of the month. We encourage you to join us by picking up a book that has romance as one of its main themes. This event is open to everyone, not just our members.

✧ how to participate:

optional: reblog this post; check out our network and members

read (or reread) either This is How You Lose the Time War (adult, sci-fi, lgbt; 208 pages) or a book of your choice that fits this month’s theme

share what book you’ve chosen, thoughts, reactions, and/or creations

use the tag #booksociety in your posts, and include “@booksociety’s Love Is in the Air event: [insert book title here]” in the description of your creations

the event starts on 1 February and ends on 29 February

✧ reading recommendations (under the cut):

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas (new adult, fantasy; 419 pages)

A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness (adult, fantasy, paranormal; 579 pages)

A Very Large Expanse of Sea by Tahereh Mafi (young adult, contemporary; 310 pages; cw: islamaphobia)

An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson (young adult, fantasy, 300 pages)

Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour by Morgan Matson (young adult, contemporary; 343 pages)

Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins (young adult, contemporary; 372 pages)

Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz (young adult, contemporary, lgbt; 359 pages)

Autoboyography by Christina Lauren (young adult, contemporary, lgbt; 407 pages)

Bringing Down the Duke by Evie Dunmore (adult, historical; 356 pages)

Carry On by Rainbow Rowell (young adult, fantasy, lgbt; 522 pages)

Cinder by Marissa Meyer (young adult, sci-fi, retelling; 400 pages)

Emma by Jane Austen (classic; 474 pages)

Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia (young adult, contemporary; 385 pages; cw: anxiety, panic attacks)

Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell (young adult, contemporary; 483 pages)

Frankly in Love by David Yoon (young adult, contemporary; 432 pages)

From Lukov with Love by Mariana Zapata (new adult, contemporary, sports; 493 pages)

Geekerella by Ashley Poston (young adult, contemporary, retelling; 320 pages)

Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan (young adult, fantasy, lgbt; 400 pages; cw: animal cruelty, sexual assult)

Heart of the Fae by Emma Hamm (new adult, fantasy, mythology, retelling; 350 pages)

Heartless by Marissa Meyer (young adult, fantasy, retelling; 453 pages)

Heartstopper by Alice Oseman (young adult, contemporary, lgbt, graphic novel; 278 pages)

Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating by Christina Lauren (adult, contemporary; 309 pages)

Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst (young adult, fantasy, lgbt; 389 pages)

Outlander by Diana Gabaldon (adult, historical, time travel; 850 pages)

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (classic; 365 pages)

Promise of Darkness by Bec McMaster (adult, fantasy; 400 pages)

Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston (new adult, contemporary, lgbt; 423 pages)

Rhapsodic by Laura Thalassa (new adult, fantasy, paranormal; 326 pages; cw: sexual abuse mentions, physical torture)

Roar by Cora Cormack (young adult, fantasy; 380 pages)

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (classic, play; 128 pages)

Royally Screwed by Emma Chase (new adult, contemporary; 276 pages)

Serpent and Dove by Shelby Mahurin (new adult, fantasy; 528 pages)

Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater (young adult, paranormal; 392 pages)

Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Abertalli (young adult, contemporary, lgbt; 303 pages)

Since You’ve Been Gone by Morgan Matson (young adult, contemporary; 449 pages)

Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor (young adult, fantasy; 536 pages)

The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle L. Jensen (new adult, fantasy; 354 pages)

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green (young adult, contemporary; cw: cancer, terminal illness)

The Ghost Bride by Yangsze Choo (fantasy, historical; 368 pages)

The Hating Game by Sally Thorne (adult, contemporary; 387 pages)

The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang (adult, contemporary, 333 pages)

The Last True Poets of the Sea by Julia Drake (young adult, contemporary, lgbt; 400 pages)

The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater (young adult, fantasy, paranormal; 409 pages)

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller (adult, historical fantasy, mythology, lgbt; 352 pages)

The Star-Touched Queen by Roshani Chokshi (young adult, fantasy; 342 pages)

The Unexpected Everything by Morgan Matson (young adult, contemporary; 519 pages)

The Winner’s Curse by Marie Rutkoski (young adult, fantasy; 355 pages)

The Wrath and the Dawn by Renée Adieh (young adult, fantasy, retelling; 404 pages)

To Catch a Pirate by Jade Parker (young adult, historical, 230 pages)

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han (young adult, contemporary; 355 pages)

To Kill a Kingdom by Alexandra Christo (young adult, fantasy, retelling; 352 pages)

Twilight by Stephanie Meyer (young adult, fantasy, paranormal; 501 pages)

Well Met by Jen DeLuca (adult, contemporary; 336 pages)

What If It’s Us by Becky Abertalli and Adam Silvera (young adult, contemporary lgbt; 437 pages)

When a Scot Ties the Knot by Tessa Dare (adult, historical, 376 pages)

When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon (young adult, contemporary; 380 pages)

When the Moon was Ours by Anna-Marie McLemore (young adult, magic realism, lgbt; 373 pages)

[krscblw]

the home team intro guide!

they're great and more people should listen to them. keep reading for a (very) brief overview and song recs!

(from right to left: daniel matson (drums), brian butcher (vocals), john baran (guitar), ryne olson (bass))

the home team is a (former pop punk) band from seattle that now makes pop/metal/rnb-influenced alt rock music (aka heavy pop). they're one of my favorite bands right now and i'm shocked that they don't have more fans than they do, so if this sounds interesting i encourage you to check them out!

thank you for reading, and i hope you give them a chance!

[goalhofer]

2020-21 Rögle Bandyklubb Roster

Wingers

#15 Simon Ryfors (Stockholm, Sweden)

#18 Dennis Everberg (Västerås, Sweden)

#21 Nils Höglander (Bockträsk, Sweden)

#23 Melker Eriksson (Ängelholm, Sweden)

#24 Ben Smith (Avon, Connecticut)

#34 Adam Edström (Karlstad, Sweden)

#38 Erik Andersson (Littorp, Sweden)

#67 Leon Bristedt (Stockholm, Sweden)

#72 Daniel Zaar (Helsingborg, Sweden)

#91 Adam Tambellini (Port Moody, British Columbia)

Centers

#11 Mattias Sjögren (Landskrona, Sweden)

#12 Brady Ferguson (Lewisville, Texas)

#17 Taylor Matson (Mound, Minnesota) A

#28 Anton Bengtsson (Nässjö, Sweden)

#90 Ted Brithén (Danderyd, Sweden) A

#99 Kevin Wennström (Ängelholm, Sweden)

Defensemen

#6 Craig Schira (Spiritwood, Saskatchewan) C

#7 Erlend Lesund (Oslo, Norway)

#8 Samuel Johannesson (Ängelholm, Sweden)

#16 Lukas Ekeståhl-Jonsson (Stockholm, Sweden)

#22 Samuel Jonsson (Ängelholm, Sweden)

#33 Niklas Hansson (Janstorp, Sweden)

#50 Moritz Seider (Zell, Germany)

#86 Éric Gélinas (Vanier, Ontario)

Goalies

#37 Johan Gustafsson (Köping, Sweden)

#65 Christoffer Rifalk (Kalix, Sweden)

[royalchildreneurope]

Prince Daniel of Sweden and Princess Estelle of Sweden visit the Stockholm Modern Art Museum to have a view of the exhibition “The Third Hand” with artworks by Maurizio Cattelan in Stockholm, Sweden -March 20th 2024.

📷 : My Matson - Moderna museet.

[julsidubs]

julsidubs — an introduction

Here’s everything you need to know about this blog and, in extension, me.  

THIS BLOG is what I call my creative safe space here on the internet. 

I love writing. I love making stories out of my own imagination and my never ending list of “what ifs”. But I used to be a victim of self-doubt. I cared too much about what people think of me and what I do. A lot of times I stopped writing because I was afraid people won’t like it or they might think it’s weird. I’ve been like that for years, and somehow down the road I lost the spark.

Writing paragraphs upon paragraphs of stories used to be second nature to me. My WIPs almost drowned me with the clear goal of finishing all of them. I used to write on Wattpad, then. From One Direction fanfics, Marvel fanfics, to original stories (that had the One Direction members as face claims). But I’m not really a fan of One Direction anymore and my Marvel ideas are buried under a lot of self-doubt now. I can’t seem to find inspiration that really excites me. I have story ideas, sure, but I don’t get the same motivation I do to write them like I had before with my old stories. 

Case in point, on this blog I’ll try to return to my old creative soul. I’m determined to find it in order to fulfill my passion and dreams of becoming a writer. I’m going to be completely honest about myself on this blog. What I like and what I don’t—I won’t hide them any longer. This is a space where I can be myself without any worries. 

WTHECK is a julsidubs? 

The julsidubs username was created in 2015. It’s supposed to be a combination of my name—Julia—and the name of one of my favorite celebrities—Maine Mendoza, who went by “Yaya Dub” because she was famous for her Dubsmahes then. And I just kept it even after all these years. It’s the only username I stuck with for a long time and I don’t plan on changing it any time soon. So I used it for my blog, too. 

Basic Facts:

she/her

1998

cancer ☼ taurus ☾

ravenclaw

Loves:

— coffee, lemonade, pizza, pasta, bulgogi, tteokbokki, long drives & commutes, walks, high waist shorts/pants, big tees, denim jackets, glasses, enamel pins, grid notebooks, highlighters, gel pens, rose gold, pastel pink, sunshine yellow, BTS, Taylor Swift, Sheldon Cooper, FRIENDS, Jake Peralta, ITZY, Daniel Howell, Phil Lester, dodie, Aileen Xu. 

Faves:

— tv shows Young Sheldon | FRIENDS | Brooklyn 99 | Lucifer 

— k-dramas Hotel Del Luna | While You Were Sleeping | Goblin

— movies Game Plan | Princess Diaries 1 & 2 | That Thing Called Tadhana | Mamma Mia | To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before | 50 First Dates | Pride & Prejudice | Late Night 

— books

Attachments by Rainbow Rowell The Fault in Our Stars by John Green Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen The Unexpected Everything | Since You’ve Been Gone | Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson

So... will you write?

That’s the goal! I want to write more BTS fanfictions, mostly, and a couple of Sheldon & Penny drabbles. But I’m really looking forward to writing original works in the future! I think the genre that suits me more is Contemporary YA. It’s the genre I read the most in and the one I’m most interested in. 

But for now, I’ll continue to learn and grow and find my back to my creative path. 

Until next time!

Love, Juls ♡

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[darkshadows93]

City of Davenport June 1st 2023 10am Press Conference

Today's press conference notes:

- Mayor Mike Matson was very hostile, repeatedly said "believe me" "trust me" "i don't know" and didn't directly answer many questions and adamantly described all the hard work first responders were doing (which obviously is their job)

- It is believed that there are only THREE unaccounted for, the other two were found (one already moved out last month and is in Texas, one was in Davenport but not in the building). The remaining three include already mentioned Branden Colvin (whose young son has been sleeping outside of the gate at the scene each night), Ryan Hitchcock (whose parents want him to be recovered, and whose cousin wants the building to be demolished and called protestors violent), and Daniel Prien (whose name has not been mentioned until today). The police chief said it is very likely they are not alive and this is a recovery mission, not a rescue mission, but didn't answer the question on when exactly that changed

- The city maintains that the inspection from last week deemed pass that changed to fail after the first press conference this week was a glitch, however they also said that the inspector (who has since resigned) was meant to initially it as incomplete and then a fail

- They do not know how many units fell or what numbers they were

- The Fire Dept Chief was not there and may not be at the next conference because he is helping with recovery

- The mayor multiple times mentioned that he doesn't want to put an exact timeframe on demolition so we can't criticize him on it later, but he is talking to many "experts" on how to do it in a dignified manner, and expects the recovery to be like an archeological site

- They mayor, when asked, said he does have regrets, but didn't specify what. He said he had pause when looking at docs, but didn't specify from what. He said "this is on me" and wants everyone to only blame and criticize him.

- The landlord Andrew Wold was not present and not mentioned besides his $395, which the mayor said will be discussed at a later time

- The police chief claimed to not be aware that there is video footage going around of one of his officers telling protestors that Lisa Brooks (the woman who was found at her window over 10 hours after rescue searches were initially called off) snuck back into the building. The mayor says he still doesn't know how she was missed in the first search.

- No loved ones of those missing spoke at the mic or were seen.

- There will be another press conference today at 2pm.

So pretty much is that city officials are doing a poor job on how to handle this. Not to mentioned that they were pressured by the community, humane society and multiple rescues to save the pets that were originally trapped within. They were going to demolish the building with the pets inside.

The city doesn't care and neither does the property owner. The protesters have been nothing than respectful and frankly the comment from the cousin was based on race.

We will not stop until these three men are found and that the Slumlord pays for what has happened.