#albert dupont

[bullesdeculture]

Critique & Interview / "Une amitié dangereuse" sur France 2 : "C'est beau de mettre en images une femme avant-gardiste issue de romans"

Ce mercredi 18 juin, France 2 diffuse les deux premiers épisodes de la série Une amitié dangereuse d’Alain Tasma, d’après l’œuvre de Juliette Benzoni. L’avis et la critique de Bulles de Culture, ainsi que notre interview de la comédienne Kelly Depeault. Continue reading Critique & Interview / “Une amitié dangereuse” sur France 2 : “C’est beau de mettre en images une femme avant-gardiste issue…

[kwebtv]

Philippa "Pippa" Scott (November 10, 1934 – May 22, 2025) Actress who appeared in film and television since the 1950s.

She appeared as Abigail in the 1959 episode of Maverick titled "Easy Mark" starring Jack Kelly as Bart Maverick. In the 1959–1960 CBS Television series Mr. Lucky, starring John Vivyan and Ross Martin, she had a recurring role as Maggie Shank-Rutherford.  Around this time, she also appeared on the ABC-TV Western series, The Alaskans, starring Roger Moore.

Scott guest-starred on such series as The DuPont Show with June Allyson; The Twilight Zone in "The Trouble with Templeton" starring Brian Aherne and Sydney Pollack (in which she performed a bravura 1920s dance sequence); Thriller; F Troop; Have Gun - Will Travel with Richard Boone; Redigo; The Tall Man with Clu Gulager; The Dick Van Dyke Show; The Rat Patrol; Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.; and Gunsmoke (as a woman, taken by Native Americans during a raid, who during a year of captivity falls in love with a native suitor in the S7E10 “Indian Ford” in 1961).

In 1962–1963, she appeared in the first season of NBC's The Virginian in the recurring role of Molly Wood, publisher, editor, and reporter of The Medicine Bow Banner. She made two guest appearances on Perry Mason, starring Raymond Burr. In 1963, she played defendant Gwynn Elston in "The Case of the Bigamous Spouse"; in 1966, she played defendant Ethel Andrews in "The Case of the Fanciful Frail".

In 1964, she guest-starred with Eddie Albert and Claude Rains in the episode "A Time to Be Silent" of The Reporter. She guest-starred in "The Garden House", an episode of ABC's The Fugitive, starring David Janssen. She sporadically played minor characters throughout the 1970s and '80s, including a 1971 guest spot in the episode "Didn't You Used to Be ... Wait ... Don't Tell Me" of The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

She played an actress stranded in Virginia due to money problems in a 1973 episode of The Waltons. In 1973, she played a murder victim in Columbo: Requiem for a Falling Star. Her last regular TV role was as nursery-school teacher Maggie Hearn in the 15-episode 1976 NBC police drama Jigsaw John starring Jack Warden. (Wikipedia)

IMDb Listing

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What are some good places to look for manuscript style inspiration?

✸ Victoria and Albert Museum's Gallery

Contains lots of examples with descriptions. Sorted by Place of Origin, Material, Type, Time, etc.

✸ "The World of Ornament" by Auguste Racinet & Auguste Dupont-Auberville

Also contains a lot of examples of ornaments from Illuminated Manuscripts. Also sorted by Place of Origin, Type and Time.

✸ Alternatively you can search:

Book of Hours - Illuminated Christian prayer books. They were one of the most common types of Illuminated Manuscripts so you should be able to find lots of examples

Book of Kells - Celtic Gospel Book in Insular Style

Westminster Abbey Bestiary - 13th century Manuscript that contains lots of Animal Depictions

The Morgan Bible (or Crusade Bible) - 13th century Illuminated Manuscript made in France with illustrated events from Old Testament.

✸ And just some generally useful information:

What are Illuminated Manuscripts (who and why were making them)

A process of making an Illuminated Manuscripts (that for some reason ends with a cheese documentary)

Types of Decorative Features in Illuminated Manuscripts

[konstarnacja]

Zresztą, gdyby wszyscy zasiedli do stołu, podali swój prawdziwy zawód, swoją tożsamość, człowiek nie wiedziałby, gdzie się podziać. Niech pan wyobrazi sobie bilety wizytowe: Dupont, tchórzliwy filozof albo chrześcijanin-właściciel, albo wiarołomny humanista, doprawdy jest w czym wybierać. Ależ to byłoby piekło! Tak, piekło pewnie jest takie: ulice z szyldami i żadnego sposobu, żeby się wytłumaczyć. Jest się zaklasyfikowanym raz na zawsze.

Albert Camus „Upadek”

[pinupvintagepulp4]

A beautiful dancer ♥️ of the 1920's posing for photographer

Albert R. DuPont.

[a-chlolix-blog]

Scarabée and Kitty Claws AU

Updated OC list

Dalia Kubdel

Alix and Jalil's mother as well as Alim's wife who has passed away due to a horrible car accident. She died in a car accident when Alix was seven. Like those un her family, she has the "ALI" in her name. She would call Alix "my little Scarabée".

Monica Bisset

One of the girls on Alix's Roller Derby Team. She has a major crush on Alix, but hates Chloé. Ironically, she's a massive Kitty Claws fan.

Albert Corbin, Julien Garnier, & Tristan Boucher

Three bullies that are in Marc and Aurore's class. They're massive fans of Scarabée and Kitty Claws (Albert often tries to flirt with Kitty Claws, much to her dismay). Each of them are akumatized on three separate occasions.

Aurélien Bustier

Caline Bustier's seven year old son. He looks so much like his mother. Chloé absolutely adores him, but wouldn't like her classmates to know that. He doesn't know his father.

Lillian Thorns

A very nice and generous woman that owns a flower shop called "Éclat Épanoui". Alix is often taken to there by Rose or Mylène. Lillian was also good friends with Dalia Kubdel.

Mitchell Clark

An American male model that works with Audrey Bourgeois in New York. He's secretly a fan of super heroes & quite the history buff. He takes a liking to Jalil.

Esmée Rousseau

A teenage girl that's a major fan of Scarabée and Kitty Claws & has major crushes on both of them. This double crush goes away after she's akumatized. She also helps Alya out with the School Blog and the ScaraBlog from time to time. She's great of making and designing superhero cosplay and pins.

Brigiette Alarie

A teenage girl that's a member of Francoise Dupont's drama club. She's a big fan of murder/mystery movies. She's not the biggest fan of Chloé, but a major fan of Adrien.

Elroy Castillon

A teenage boy that Marinette and Max beat in the Gaming Competition (which gets him akumatized). He doesn't like Max and Marinette very much (seeing them as rivals), but has a crush on Chloé.

Henri Bohen

Juleka's biological father. He's known Anarka since she performed with Jagged Stone. Once she got pregnant with Juleka, he was so sure that she'd send Luka to be with Jagged. When she doesn't do that, he leaves.

Valerie Anciel

Marc's loving and supportive mother. She's a well known Dramatist in Paris & she adores the writing Marc would show her & understands when he wants to keep certain things he writes about secret. She also adores his relationship with Nathaniel.

Jolie Gouin

A teenage girl that goes to the same school as Kagami and Ondine. She's seen Alya's Scarablog and has wanted to be a Journalist sense then. She developed a crush on Scarabée and wants to interview her someday.

Lucinda Zeal

A Detective/Private Investigator I introduced in an other AU that I wanna introduce in this one as well. She's actually quite supportive of Scarabée and Kitty Claws doing great work. When Queen Coccinelle and Mao Noire comes into play, she's ready to find out what happened to the younger heroines.

If you all have more ideas for OCs or ideas for the current ones, let me know!

Inspired by: @emdoddles @dcschart @muggle-born-princess @symphonic-scream @justanotherpersonsuniverse @princess-of-the-corner

[colorhollywood]

Leslie Howard as Albert Latour and Binnie Barnes as Helene Dupont in The Lady Is Willing (1934)

[byneddiedingo]

Erich von Stroheim and Maude George in Foolish Wives (Erich von Stroheim, 1922)

Cast: Erich von Stroheim, Miss DuPont, Maude George, Mae Busch, Rudolph Christians, Dale Fuller, Albert Edmondson, Cesare Gravina, Malvina Polo, C.J. Allen. Screenplay: Erich von Stroheim; titles: Marian Ainslee, Walter Anthony. Cinematography: William H. Daniels, Ben F. Reynolds. Art direction: Richard Day, Elmer Sheehy, Van Alstein. Film editing: Arthur Ripley. 

Erich von Stroheim's reach exceeded Hollywood's grasp, though not without some initial encouragement by the studio heads. Universal eagerly promoted Foolish Wives as "the first million-dollar movie," and most of that sum was apparent on screen: the huge sets re-creating Monte Carlo that were built on the Monterey Peninsula in California. Some of it, too, wasn't visible: Stroheim reportedly insisted on having underwear created for his actors bearing the monograms of their characters. But there were limits to what the studio would do for the director: When Rudolph Christians, a key actor in the film, died in mid-filming, Stroheim proposed that his scenes be reshot with his stand-in, Robert Edeson, but was forced to give in to the studio's work-around: Edeson played the role in the remaining scenes with his back to the camera. But mostly, the studio's resistance was to Stroheim's vision of a movie that would run somewhere between six and 10 hours and be shown on two consecutive nights. He was forced to settle for a three-and-a-half-hour version, which was subsequently cut again under the instructions of the New York censors. More cuts by the studio followed after the film was a box office disappointment, so that what we see today is a reconstruction cobbled together from existing versions. But after that, what we have is a juicy, kinky melodrama about decadent Europe trying to corrupt innocent America. Stroheim plays a con man pretending to be an exiled Russian aristocrat, Count Sergius Karamzin, living with two women he says are his cousins: the phony princesses Olga Petchnikoff (Maude George) and Vera Petchnikoff (Mae Busch). They're out to milk whatever cash they can from suckers at Monte Carlo, and Sergius sets his sights on Helen Hughes (Miss DuPont), the wife of an American diplomat (Christians). In his down time from that seduction, he also pursues, with purely carnal intent, a hotel maid (Dale Fuller) and the pretty but mentally challenged daughter (Malvina Polo) of the man who counterfeits the money Sergius uses to bilk gamblers at the casino. There's a spectacular storm and an even more spectacular fire, too, before Sergius gets perhaps more than what's coming to him. Even in its truncated version, Foolish Wives is almost too much. 

[issy5316]

*releases Dupont the Cat onto the spirits then vanishes into thin air*

dupont:......

dupont the cat:......

prince albert: aaaww, what an adorable cat.

chad:'shaking'

dupont the cat:'jumps into chad's arms and purrs'

ice p: the cat is very fluffy, reminds me of naptime.

naptime:'meows'

dupont the cat:'nuzzles naptime and meows at her'

niilo: it's jus a cat-

dupont the cat:'attacks niilo'

niilo: AAAHHH!

[tpl-tour]

Check List

Agincourt

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Dawes Road

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Eatonville

Eglinton Square

Elmbrook Park

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Forest Hill

Fort York

Gerrard/Ashdale

Goldhawk Park

Guildwood

High Park

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Hillcrest

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Humberwood

Humber Summit

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Jones

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Leaside

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Locke

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Main Street

Malvern

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McGregor Park

Mimico Centennial

Morningside

Mount Dennis

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New Toronto

North York Central Library

Northern District

Northern Elms

Oakwood Village Library

Palmerston

Pape/Danforth

Parkdale

Parliament

Perth/Dupont

Pleasant View

Port Union

Queen/Saulter

Rexdale

Richview

Riverdale

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S. Walter Stewart

Sanderson

Scarborough Civic Centre

Spadina Road

St. Clair/Silverthorn

St. James Town

St. Lawrence

Steeles

Swansea Memorial

Taylor Memorial

Thorncliffe

Todmorden Room

Toronto Reference Library

Victoria Village

Weston

Woodside Square

Woodview Park

Wychwood

York Woods

Yorkville

[auntmaryjo-blog-blog]

May 24, 1964

Had quite a full evening of entertainment yesterday when we first had a very good meal at Luby's then went to the very lusty "Tom Jones' movie and wound up the evening at the club for a drink and a little dancing then to the bowling alley for tea and a baked apple fritter. "Tom Jones" starred Albert Finney as the delightful rogue and richly deserved the 1964 Academy Award for Best Picture and best director. Leroy is borrowing a page from Dad's book for he finally fixed our rocky toilet by of all things putting a match box (Dupont Matches) cover under the toilet base to level it. Today he took me for a Sunday ride nearly half way to Houston. We ended up at Oak Island which more uninteresting than our very familiar Port Arthur terrain but I try not to complain for Lee doesn't particularly enjoy Sunday riding anyway. He gave me a very sweet compliment though when he told me as we neared home---"you're good traveling companion." Felt just like a child tonight when I went next door to visit with Cora Beaumont and Lee awakened after a nap and couldn't locate me so he and Mac went on foot in search of me and I encountered my worried husband on the street in front of our house. He admonished me to write a note next time.

[kwebtv]

TV Guide -  November 16 - 22, 1963

James Grover Franciscus (January 31, 1934 – July 8, 1991) Film and television actor, known for his roles in feature films and in six television series: Mr. Novak, The Naked City, The Investigators, Longstreet, Doc Elliot, and Hunter.

His first major role was as Detective Jim Halloran in the half-hour version of ABC's Naked City. Franciscus guest starred on the CBS military comedy–drama Hennesey, starring Jackie Cooper, and on the NBC drama about family conflicts in the American Civil War entitled The Americans. CBS soon cast him in the lead in the 13-week series The Investigators, which aired from October 5 to December 28, 1961. He played the insurance investigator Russ Andrews, with James Philbrook as a co-star. Franciscus was also cast in the role of Tom Grover in the 1961 episode "The Empty Heart" of the CBS anthology series The DuPont Show with June Allyson. He performed in many feature films and television programs throughout the 1960s and 1970s, preceded by a minor role in an episode of The Twilight Zone titled "Judgment Night" in 1959, and a major role in episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents: "Forty Detectives Later" in 1960, and "Summer Shade" in 1961.  (Wikipedia)

Dean Jagger (November 7, 1903 – February 5, 1991)  Film, stage, and television actor who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Henry King's Twelve O'Clock High (1949) 

In the 1960s, Jagger increasingly worked on television appearing in The Twilight Zone ("Static"), Sunday Showcase, Our American Heritage, General Electric Theater, Dr. Kildare, The Christophers, and The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. 

Jagger achieved success with the television series Mr. Novak (1963–1965), receiving Emmy Award nominations for his role in 1964 and 1965, as well as the California Teachers Association's Communications Award, along with star James Franciscus, in 1963 for his portrayal of high-school principal Albert Vane.

Jagger's appearances in the 1960s included episodes of The F.B.I. and The Fugitive,  as well as the TV filmm The Brotherhood of the Bell (1970), with Ford, and an episode of The Name of the Game.

He had a semiregular role on the series Matt Lincoln (1970) as the father of the title character, and parts in Vanishing Point (1971), Bonanza, and Incident in San Francisco (1971).

In 1971, Jagger appeared on The Partridge Family. He played a prospector named Charlie in the Christmas episode "Don't Bring Your Guns to Town, Santa".

In his later career Jagger was in The Glass House (1972), Columbo, Kung Fu (Jagger appeared as Caine's grandfather, who wants little to do with him, but starts Caine on his series-long search for his half-brother Danny), Alias Smith and Jones, Medical Center, The Stranger (1973), The Delphi Bureau, The Lie (1973), Shaft, I Heard the Owl Call My Name (1973), Love Story, The Hanged Man (1974), The Great Lester Boggs (1974), The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case (1976), Harry O, Hunter, The Waltons ahd Gideon's Trumpet (1980)

He won a Daytime Emmy award for a guest appearance in the religious series This Is the Life.

His last role was as Dr. David Domedion in the St. Elsewhere season-three finale "Cheers" in 1985.  (Wikipedia)

[nukacourier]

Nobody is allowed to get upset at me for giving Pierre a common French last name (Dupont) when James also has a common last name that isn't even as cool sounding (Alberts)

[angelisty]

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about meee

✮⋆˙ diana | she/her | minor | english, polish, german, russian, ukrainian | gemini (30.05) | ☦︎

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loves jane birkin, french new wave, the piano teacher movie, 60s, poland, liszt & chopin, letterboxd, twiggy, classical music, albert camus, green tea, thom yorke, october, red nails, melancholy, isabelle huppert, older man, philosophical talking, st.petersburg, dostoevsky, anna karina, everything with cherry, jazz, sudoku, girlblogging, scrolling pinterest and tumblr 24/7, rotting in bed, lizzy grant, german expressionism, pomegranate symbolism>>>

🎼 fav music :: radiohead, john maus, martin dupont, slint, francoise hardy, deftones, lana del rey ofc, the smile, птицу емъ/порез на собаке/4пб, tina turner, classical music, frank sinatra, fiona apple, the smashing pumpkins, mazzy star, cigarettes after sex, the smiths, ethel cain, clairo, mazie, princess chelsea, zemfira, taxi girl, vive la fête, black box recorder

📺 fav movies :: la pianiste 2001, romance 1999, autumn sonata 1978, playing the victim 2006, nymphomaniac vol. II 2013, lady bird 2017, the nun 1966, spencer 2021, whiplash 2014, black swan 2011, the diary of a teenage girl 2015, winter journey 2013, anatomy of hell 2004, thirteen 2003, the pianist 2002, girl interrupted 1999, amelie 2001, fight club 1999, malina 1991, the simple-minded murder 1982, laura les obmbres de l’ete 1979, the story of adele h. 1975, death in venice 1971, valerie and her week of wonders 1970, tristana 1970, la collectionneuse 1967, the idiot 1958, the cabinet of dr. caligari 1920, diary of a lost girl 1929, the passion of joan of arc 1928

🗞 fav books :: crime and punishment, white nights, jane eyre, the piano teacher, life of chopin

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other social media ::

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[ulkaralakbarova]

A Los Angeles journalist befriends a homeless Juilliard-trained musician, while looking for a new article for the paper. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Steve Lopez: Robert Downey Jr. Nathaniel Ayers: Jamie Foxx Mary Weston: Catherine Keener Graham Claydon: Tom Hollander David Carter: Nelsan Ellis Adam Crane: Michael Bunin Jennifer Ayers: LisaGay Hamilton Leslie Bloom: Rachael Harris Curt Reynolds: Stephen Root Flo Ayers: Lorraine Toussaint Cheery Lab Tech: Jena Malone Troubled Woman: Octavia Spencer Young Nathaniel: Justin Martin Bernie Carpenter: Kokayi Ampah Paul Jr.: Patrick Tatten Marisa: Susane Lee Mayor Villaigosa: Marcos De Silvas Harry Barnoff: Ilia Volok Julliard Conductor: Mike Nowak Angry Homeless Man: David Jean Thomas Uncle Tommy: Lemon Andersen Homeless Transvestite: Kevin Michael Key Barely Dressed Woman: Moya Brady LAMP Homeless Guy: Orlando Ashley Leon: Artel Great Shouting Woman: J.J. Boone LAMP Advocate: Annie McKnight Homeless Lady: Bernadette Speakes Leeann: Anna Levin Steve: Steve Foster Teresa: Vivian George KK: Kevin Cohen Courtney: Courtney Andre Detroit: Teri Hughes Linda: Linda Harris Bam Bam: Albert Olson Melissa: Melissa Black Mama Grouch: Valarie Hudspeth Darryl: Darryl Black St. Kiana: Kiana Parker Hazard: Hazard Banner Russell: Russell Brown Jackie: Jacqueline Sue West Ashley: Joyre Manuel Singing Woman: Lorinda Hawkins Annette: Annette Valley Patrick: Patrick Kelly Quiana: Quiana Farrow Globe Lobby Guard: Tony Genaro Atheist: Charlie Weirauch Cop with Tents: Wayne Lopez EMT #1: Joe Hernandez-Kolski Winston Street Cop: Noel Gugliemi EMT #2: Paul Cruz Homeless Man: Wil Garret EMT #3: Halbert Hernandez Construction Worker: Alejandro Patiño Homeless Woman #1: Karole Selmon Neil: Rob Nagle Cello Donor: Patricia Place Enraged Homeless Man: Ralph Cole Jr. Reception Nurse: Gladys Khan ER Nurse: Palma Lawrence Reed Laid-off Employee: Isabel Hubmann Homeless Woman #2: Bonita Jefferson Winston Street Prostitute: Eshana O’Neal Young Jennifer Ayers: Myia Hubbard Miss Little John: Iyanna Newborn Beauty Shop Girl: Bronwyn Hardy News Editor: Troy Blendell Jennifer’s Son: Nick Nervies Editor: Paul Norwood Sign Spinner (uncredited): Wally Lozano Film Crew: Screenplay: Susannah Grant Unit Production Manager: Patricia Whitcher Casting: Francine Maisler Art Direction: Greg Berry Producer: Gary Foster Author: Steve Lopez Director: Joe Wright Editor: Paul Tothill Costume Design: Jacqueline Durran Production Design: Sarah Greenwood Makeup Department Head: Ve Neill Producer: Russ Krasnoff Still Photographer: François Duhamel Production Coordinator: Robert Mazaraki Hair Department Head: Gloria Pasqua Casny Music Editor: Dominick Certo Director of Photography: Seamus McGarvey Set Decoration: Julie Smith Script Supervisor: Kerry Lyn McKissick Original Music Composer: Dario Marianelli Post Production Coordinator: Adam Cole Stunts: Shirley Smrz Stunts: C.C. Taylor Stunts: Hannah Kozak Hairstylist: Lisa Marie Rosenberg Stunts: Allan Graf Stunts: Jim Wilkey Stunts: Aaron Toney Stunts: Gregg Smrz Stunts: Todd Schneider Stunts: George Marshall Ruge Stunts: Chad Randall Stunts: Robert Nagle Stunt Coordinator: Scotty Richards Stunt Driver: Ed McDermott II Stunts: Marilyn Miller Stunts: Sean Graham Stunts: Jalil Jay Lynch Stunts: Kevin L. Jackson Stunts: Kofi Elam Stunts: John T. Cypert Stunts: Greg Wayne Elam Stunts: Chino Binamo Stunt Driver: Michael Caradonna Stunt Driver: Norman Epperson Stunts: Daniel W. Barringer Stunts: Greg Fitzpatrick Stunt Coordinator: Mickey Giacomazzi Stunts: Peter Weireter Stunts: Hollis Hill Stunts: Keith Woulard Stunts: Angela Meryl Stunts: Danny Wynands Stunts: Kortney Manns Stunts: Michael Maddigan Stunts: Kofi Yiadom Stunt Driver: Allan Padelford Stunts: Thomas DuPont Stunts: Jason Cekanski Stunt Driver: Scott Alan Berk Movie Reviews:

[zooterchet]

Suicide is Painless

Preschool: SKI Sheriffs, through Katie Stevens, childhood girlfriend. The interdiction of international arrests, through the marijuana and arts community. Blocked by Christophe Stevens, theft of mail and data circuits, to defraud collegiates into writing careers. Christophe Stevens, held in national prison, alongside HJ Carver.

Elementary School: German Nationalist, the removal of elders not serving the common poor, their new class of race and proclivity. The trap of the old and poor, to repeat their lives, through children, to bring us a Greatest Generation. Blocked by Alexandra Gaetano, report of her great uncle, Joseph Biden, as under threat, and resulting strip of library and book goods, a Rabbinical shutdown of Hopkinton OSS (Office of Strategic Services).

Highschool: Central Intelligence Agency, a fat pornography actor in love with a cheerleader, seeking to serve in political science unions to prevent George W. Bush from being slandered in the press; despite being a sitting United States President, the founder of the Air National Guard; ground boots experience, at Waco, avenging the Oklahoma City Bombing, with Albert Gore on helicopter overwatch. Blocked by Jenna Williamson, through the Mossad, arrest on grounds of anti-Semitism; mocking King George, and Adolf Hitler, through class elections saluting George Washington and George Soros, two Gypsy Irish.

UMass-Amherst: Exxon-Mobil, as a Sonatech employee out of Dupont Petrochemical, real representative family member, Sarah Dupont, on campus to clear recruitment. The colonization of the Middle East, Israel, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, for future trade between Arabs and Muslims, and Jews and Catholics, with Calvinist Protestant axis strategem as center of program. Blocked by Matthew Lennox, seeking to become a Rabbi, necessitating gay sex and theft of job, to prove loyalty to MI-6.

Bridgewater Triangle: Professional MUSHer, at print of materials through MUD, MUSH, MUX, and MUCK, with cybersex and prostitutes and drug dealing; the life of a diletente in poverty, like any American under the Obama years, loading a truck and working on hard pavement, in factories and warehouses and hospital programs, buying grass and drinking beer; the hardest times in Massachusetts history, the height of the gay rights and pink pride movement, funded by Boston mobsters out of Friends Stand United. Blocked by Michael Charlebois, own father, horrified at the prospect of son visiting a Japanese dominatrix and marrying into the Japanese Imperial Family, as a hidden Noble, through grandmother, Georgette Charlebois, a Mussolinist operative out of Providence, Rhode Island.

Southern New Hampshire University: Alterna Comics, a freelance writer's career out of Boston under Charlie Baker, the new hope for the state of Massachusetts; away from nicotine bans, marijuana busts, and prostitute's sanctions, an internet led by physical obstrusive laws of location being origin of violation, without Germans or unions interfering with Massachusetts business, and open attendance of college under the Trump Era. Blocked by John Remby, seeking to marry woman courting, Kara Williamson, to cheat on her husband, a bigot out of the warehousing community, that had attempted to punk author out under 2003 referendums through Sharon, Massachusetts, and the Comcast Israeli investment.

Twitter: Employ of Elon Musk, through Joseph Biden and INTERPOL. Report of spy's dealings, to inspire country.