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A Classic Tale of Occult EnlightenmentSet against the backdrop of England, Williamson’s encounters with the occult are not merely fictional but anchored in genuine experiences, serving as a backbone to this legendary “teaching story.” Recognized as a classic in the “left-hand path,” “The Sun At Night” guides readers through its protagonist’s transformation, unveiling the sinister and awe-inspiring dimensions of the esoteric Order.

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I’ve been working on a LOTF writing project for almost a month and I FINALLY finished the boys designs:3

You guys are more than welcome to use these designs, but please tag me for credit!:3

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SPAWN (1997) (1324)

Let's say right of the bat that I am not a superheroe fan by any stretch of the imagination. However, I have a lot respect of the film critic, who was one of the few positive reviews, Roger Ebert of The Chicago Sun-Times, who awarded the film 3½ out of 4 stars. He wrote that the film's plot was "sappy" and little more than a set-up for some of the most innovative effects of the era, so much that Spawn verged on surrealistic art film. Ebert ended his review with, "As a visual experience, Spawn is unforgettable." As I started to watch the film, I have to admit that the first 4 minutes of the film left me awe stricken.

Spawn is a 1997 American superhero film based on the Image Comicscharacter of the same name. Directed by Mark A.Z. Dippé, the film stars Michael Jai White in the title role, alongside John Leguizamo, Martin Sheen, Theresa Randle, D. B. Sweeney, and Nicol Williamson in his final film role. The film depicts the origin story of the title character, a murdered US Marine who is resurrected as the reluctant leader of Hell's army. Spawn is one of the first films to feature an African-American actor portraying a major comic book superhero. Spawn (1997 film) - Wikipedia

Spawn (1997) - IMDb 5'2

An elite mercenary is killed, but comes back from Hell as a reluctant soldier of the Devil.

link https://ok.ru/video/725373815329

SPAWN : CHARACTER (COMIC) Spawn (character) - Wikipedia

Albert Francis "Al" Simmons, better known as Spawn, is a fictional antihero appearing in a monthly comic book of the same name published by American company Image Comics, as well as in a number of films, television series, and video game adaptations set in the Image Universe. Created by Todd McFarlane, Spawn first appeared in Spawn #1 (May 1992).

Simmons is a mercenary who died and went to Hell for his crimes against humanity. Following a deal with Malebolgia, Simmons is given new life as a hellspawn and the chance to see his wife Wanda once again. The deal is revealed to be a trick, as Simmons is brought back to life five years after his death, unrecognizable to his wife and missing many of his memories. With little other choice, Simmons adopts his new hell inspired identity as Spawn in an effort to atone for his past sins and use his newfound powers for good.

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This is Jazzreloaded

Jazzreloaded is the name of the award winning website project compiled by Vidal Montgomery and Danielle Harvey. It was recognised by the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group in 199x as the best digital Jazz platform in the UK. It was the first Afropean Jazz portal on the Internet

Jazzreloaded. Com began when double bass Player Vidal Montgomery (then named Darren Vidal Montgomery Taylor) merged his passion for jazz performances with the likes of Courtney Pine, Orphy Robinson, Steve Williamson, with a new found interest in computers and multimedia developed during his time at work as a network analyst for Netdecisions Group.

Two jazz fusion albums were recorded under the jazzreloaded label, called Get Out and Get Out Reloaded and a further three albums under either Taylormade Studios or Room 303 Productions or Flat 5 Studios, trading names for VIDAL Montgomery's trading style

A series of podcasts were also produced, in conjunction with the Musicians Union of whom Vidal Montgomery was a member at the time.

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CINE (Musical Ópera) Carmen de Bizet (1984) Título original: Carmen Francia Dirección: Francesco Rosi

Atención: Solo para ver en PC, Notebook, Tablet Para ver el Film pulsa o copia y pega el Link: https://memoriasdelcafe.blogspot.com/2025/01/carmen-de-bizet-1984.html

Repartro: Julia Migenes, Plácido Domingo, Ruggero Raimondi, Faith Esham, Francois La Roux

Género: Musical. Drama | Celos. Siglo XIX. Ópera.

Sinopsis: Una de las versiones filmadas más populares de la ópera de Bizet "Carmen", inspirada a su vez en la novela de Prosper Mérimée. En la España invadida por las tropas napoleónicas, un soldado francés llamado José se enamora de la bella y temperamental Carmen, pero ella no le corresponde del todo.

Crítica: La versión cinematográfica que, de esta célebre ópera, nos ofrece el director italiano, Francesco Rosi, es para mi gusto harto plausible, primero, por su fidelidad a la obra de Bizet, incluyendo las escenas que, los censores de aquellos años, consideraron como impropias; después, porque su ambientación en exteriores en un pueblo muy ajustado a la época, retoma la narrativa de Merimée en su inmortal novela; y finalmente, porque la representación tiene ese gusto a pueblo, con mujeres que, para bien o para mal, luchan por el derecho a ser con su propio criterio y en libertad… aunque ésta pueda lucir mal entendida. De ñapa, y por primera vez, Rosi incluye diálogos, respetando así la idea original de Bizet, la cual se modificó en años posteriores a su muerte, cuando algún compositor consideró que la música hacía menos doloroso el realismo de la trama. -Jesús Baladiño: Arte por 7

Premios: 1984: Globos de oro: Nominada Mejor película extranjera 1985: Premios BAFTA: Nominada Mejor película en habla no inglesa y sonido 1984: Premios César: Mejor Sonido. 7 nominaciones incluyendo Mejor película 1984: Premios David di Donatello: 6 premios, incluyendo a mejor película. 9 nom. 1984: Asociación de Críticos Norteamericanos (NBR): Nominada a Mejores películas

RESEÑA Basada en el artículo de Roger Ebert (01-01-1984)

De acuerdo a la reseña de Roger Ebert en su página web, la adaptación cinematográfica de "Carmen" dirigida por Francesco Rosi en 1984 es una versión cruda y realista de la trágica ópera de Georges Bizet.

Ebert destaca los siguientes aspectos de la película:

Realismo: Aplaude la decisión de Rosi de alejarse de la opulencia y teatralidad típicas de las adaptaciones operísticas, optando por un enfoque más austero y realista. Esto se refleja en la ambientación rural española y la representación de los personajes como gente común y pasional. Actuaciones: Elogia las actuaciones de los protagonistas, especialmente a Elena Freyre como Carmen, quien transmite una mezcla de fuerza, sensualidad y vulnerabilidad. También destaca a Fred Williamson como Don José, quien captura la intensidad y la obsesión del personaje. Música: Si bien la película no incluye las arias completas de la ópera, Ebert señala el uso efectivo de la música de Bizet para crear tensión y atmósfera. Crítica social: Ebert sugiere que la película trasciende la historia de amor trágica y ofrece una crítica social sutil. La pobreza, la violencia y la desigualdad de género se presentan como elementos subyacentes al conflicto central.

Puntos que podrían generar debate:

Fidelidad a la ópera: La reseña no menciona si Ebert considera que la película se aleja demasiado de la obra original. Algunos espectadores podrían preferir una adaptación más fiel a la ópera. Ritmo: No hay indicios en la reseña si Ebert considera que el ritmo de la película es adecuado.

En conclusión:

La reseña de Roger Ebert sugiere que la "Carmen" de Francesco Rosi es una adaptación cinematográfica audaz y cautivadora. Su realismo, actuaciones poderosas y uso creativo de la música la convierten en una experiencia cinematográfica única, aunque quizás no apta para todos los gustos.

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BRENNER, MICHAEL. “Authenticity and Modernism Combined: Music and the Visual Arts.” In The Renaissance of Jewish Culture in Weimar Germany, 153–84. Yale University Press, 1996. http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt32bvv4.10.

Brenner, Michael, and Derek J. Penslar, eds. In Search of Jewish Community: Jewish Identities in Germany and Austria, 1918-1933. Indiana University Press, 1998. https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctt200612t.

Canning, Kathleen. “The Politics of Symbols, Semantics, and Sentiments in the Weimar Republic.” Central European History 43, no. 4 (2010): 567–80. http://www.jstor.org/stable/40962727.

Chickering, Roger. “German Modernity and Its (Many) Champions.” The German Quarterly 90, no. 3 (2017): 358–60. http://www.jstor.org/stable/44968559.

DIJN, ANNELIEN de. “THE POLITICS OF ENLIGHTENMENT: FROM PETER GAY TO JONATHAN ISRAEL.” The Historical Journal 55, no. 3 (2012): 785–805. http://www.jstor.org/stable/23263274.

Fishman, Sterling. Review of German Mandarins and Weimar Culture, by Peter Gay and Fritz K. Ringer. History of Education Quarterly 10, no. 3 (1970): 381–86. https://doi.org/10.2307/367532.

Führer, Karl Christian. “German Cultural Life and the Crisis of National Identity during the Depression, 1929-1933.” German Studies Review 24, no. 3 (2001): 461–86. https://doi.org/10.2307/1433411.

Gerwarth, Robert. “The Past in Weimar History.” Contemporary European History 15, no. 1 (2006): 1–22. http://www.jstor.org/stable/20081292.

Griffin, Roger. “From Weimar Modernism to Nazi Modernism?” The German Quarterly 90, no. 3 (2017): 360–63. http://www.jstor.org/stable/44968560.

Leith, James A. “Peter Gay’s Enlightenment.” Eighteenth-Century Studies 5, no. 1 (1971): 157–71. https://doi.org/10.2307/2737948.

Leydecker, Karl, ed. German Novelists of the Weimar Republic: Intersections of Literature and Politics. Boydell & Brewer, 2006. http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7722/j.ctt81xkv.

PACHTER, HENRY M. “THE INTELLECTUALS AND THE STATE OF WEIMAR.” Social Research 39, no. 2 (1972): 228–53. http://www.jstor.org/stable/40970094.

Tauber, Kurt P. Review of A SCINTILLATING GUIDE, by Peter Gay. The Virginia Quarterly Review 45, no. 1 (1969): 152–55. http://www.jstor.org/stable/26443181.

Weitz, Eric D. “Weimar Germany and Its Histories.” Central European History 43, no. 4 (2010): 581–91. http://www.jstor.org/stable/40962728.

Weitz, Eric D. Weimar Germany: Promise and Tragedy (New and Expanded Edition). Princeton University Press, 2007. http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt285599.

Williamson, George S. “Peter Gay (1923-2015).” Central European History 49, no. 1 (2016): 4–18. http://www.jstor.org/stable/43965625.

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12/8 おはようございます。Richie Cole / Trenton Makes the World Takes prc1001 等更新完了しました。

Susan Maughan / Hey Look Me Over 632373bl Irene Kral / Kral Space cat7625 Bobbi Rogers Gene Bertoncini / Crystal and Velvet fs338 Dizzy Gillespie / the Cool World phm200-138 Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers / A Night In Tunisia lsp2654e George Shearing / Shearing in Hi Fi e3293 Stan Getz / Jazz at Storyville rlp2209 Claude Williamson / mulls the Mulligan lpcr601 Bunky Green / My Babe exs6001 Bob Keene / Solo for Seven a4001 Christopher Hollyday / Reverence rbir402 Stuff Smith Stephane Grappelly Svend Asmussen Jean-Luc Ponty / Violin Summit SB15099ST Friedrich Gulda / Music for 4 Soloist and Band No1 Sb15097st Ben Webster / Webster's Dictionary 6308101 Kenny Burrell / Groovin’ High mr5281 Larry Vnckovich / Blue Balkan Ic1096 Richie Cole / Trenton Makes the World Takes prc1001 Mike Wofford / Summer Night msp9012 Lee Konitz / Duets msp9013 Frank Newman / Franklyn Speaking m1001

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more Al Williamson brilliance

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Cover by Hubert Rogers

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I noticed that Rob Wiethoff uploaded a sick photo of the RDR2 cast claiming the Iron Throne for themselves. It felt only right to draw it with the Van der Linde Gang itself! 

Instagram: @AliL490

[rogerwilliamson]

What if Love? Love signals growth and quest. It is not a static state but a dynamic process of becoming. The card symbolizes the desire of two or more conscious entities to merge into a synchronized and vital pulse. It represents recognizing one’s daemon in the physical form of another. It’s not merely about balance; it’s about empathy and a refreshing current of bliss. (via First Decan Cancer, Two Water, Two Cups)

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SO! I’ve been working on a LOTF OC for the past day or two and I’d thought I’d talk about it for a little bit!:3

Here’s her designs/info (yes it’s a girl😓)

I have some more information about her and how I’m fitting her into the original story!

Cassy (Cassidy) Bowman is one of two girls who are stuck on the island full of school boys. (the second girl is more of a fill-in for the Ralph x Reader story i’m working on).

She’s best friends with Ralph (love interest), Piggy, Simon, and Mulberry Boy (Liam). She’s second in command for chief while chief over the littuns, Simon being her second in command.

She dislikes Jack, due to him being psycho and being heir to the company her father works at (they make his life a living hell).

She became friends with Ralph during the plane ride to wherever they were heading, calming him down whilst he was having a panic attack.

She befriended Simon after the two of them talked about the stupid looking choir uniforms while walking around the island.

And she befriended Piggy when they found the conch after exploring the island.

After Simon was killed, she had a deeper hatred towards Jack, due to him calling Simon “the beast” which lead to his death. She also hardly ate since she would puke up her food whenever she remember Simon’s body.

She also has a deep vendetta against Roger, for killing Piggy for no reason at Castle Rock.

When the Navel officer came to rescue them, both Ralph and her were at each others side. They didn’t trust any of the other boys (besides the twins and for Cassy, Maurice). They would take turns sleeping, Cassy would sleep during the night while Ralph would sleep during the day, the other would be on watch, gripping a random item they found on the ship.

During the summer, Ralph and Cassy would hang out almost 24/7, drinking and smoking together as a coping mechanism.

They all went to their original schools for about two weeks before they were all pulled out and sent to a boys and girls boarding school.

This is all I have for her so far! If you have any recommendations/questions feel free to comment or dm me!:3

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Original Art - Marvel Comics Presents #081 Daredevil Story Pg 03 (1991) by Marshall Rogers And Al Williamson

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Robin #15 - "Parent Trap" (2022)

written by Joshua Williamson art by Roger Cruz, Norm Rapmund, & Luis Guerrero

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Modern Things I Would Introduce To Each VDL Gang Member

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I had to take some people off because I couldn’t think of anything (I’m sorry please don’t come after me)

*anything you guys come up with, I’ll add to the list in red*

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Dutch Van Der Linde

-Science (Mister ‘I don’t believe in evolution’)

-Actual Philosophy

-Mangos

-Curling iron

-Classes in gender studies and critical race theory and he is to take them over and over again until they stick

-Probably the grippy sock hospital at one point

-Animal Farm by George Orwell

-The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger

Hosea Matthews

-Rocky Horror Picture Show

-Dead Poets Society

-Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

-ABBA

-Bullet proof vests

-Medication for whatever is wrong with his lungs

-Hugs from me specifically

-Planners

-Brokeback Mountain

-Gang of Youths

-That dad thing where they reach back from the front seat to ask for snacks

-Coffee shops

-Used book stores

-Mr. Rogers

-My beat up dragontology book I got for Christmas when I was 10

-Sherlock Holmes (the books, but I’d tell him there’s a show and movies)

-True Crime Podcasts

Arthur Morgan

-Affection and praise without any strings attached

-Art classes

-Digital drawing/art

-Stuffed animals (the toy kind not actual stuffed animals)

-BCG vaccine

-The candle section at any store but Target specifically

-Closed terrariums to keep his flower in

-The Beatles (I feel like they would confuse him but he’d still like it)

-Bob Ross

-Zelda: Breath of the Wild

-Paleontology

-Late night car rides

-Hozier

-Doc Martens

John Marston

-Shampoo

-Monster Energy Drinks

-My Chemical Romance

-Swim Lessons

-Dr Pepper

-Converse

Charles Smith

-Minecraft bees

-Reservation Dogs

-Wood carving and glass blowing art

-Blankets with tiger stock photos on them

Javier Escuella

-Guitar Hero

-Spotify

-Electric Guitars

-Modern clothing styles

-Music career opportunities

-Pepperoni pizza flavoured Combos

-Pineapple Fanta

Lenny Summers

-Marvin Gaye

-Buzzfeed Unsolved

-Just dance

-Mario cart

-Marvel

-Root beer

-Bullet proof vests

-Those really old, cheesy western movies to laugh at

Sean Macguire

-Buzzfeed Unsolved

-Just dance

-Mountain dew

-Mario cart

-Koolaid/capri-suns

-Helmets

-LetterKenny

Jack Marston

-Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

-The How To Train Your Dragon trilogy

-The Owl House

-Crayons

-Stickers (especially scratch and sniff)

-Diary of a Wimpy Kid

-Star constellations

-Dinosaurs

-Slushies

Mary-Beth Gaskill

-Fanfiction

-Cottagecore

-True crime podcasts

-Animal Crossing

-Cardigans

-Harry Styles

-Hozier

-Titanic

Tilly Jackson

-The Jackson 5

-Fuzzy socks/socks with patterns

-Oversized hoodies

-Lemonade

Karen Jones

-Wine

-Men that’ll last longer than 5 seconds

-Reality TV

Molly O’Shea

-Mitski

-Independence

-Healthy relationship dynamics

-Soft, comfy pajamas

-Bullet proof vests

Miss Grimshaw

-Bullet proof vests

Bill Williamson

-Basic hygiene and deodorant

-A class in gender studies and critical race theory

Kieran Duffy

-Petting zoos

-Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit

-Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

-Those cheesy horse girl movies

-My Little Pony

Reverend Swanson

-An addiction support group

-Addiction treatment and recovery

-Risen by IcarusFeathers on AO3

Leopold Strauss

-Empathy

-Turtleneck sweaters

-Shark Tank

Simon Pearson

-Pirates of The Caribbean

-British Baking Show

-Hell’s Kitchen

-Betty Crocker

-Moby Dick (if he hasn’t already read it)

Josiah Trewlany

-2am Waffle House

-Harry Houdini

-Martinis

Micah Bell

-Karma :)

Everyone collectively

-Dental/basic hygiene

-Family Therapy

-Those videos they would play in school about what smoking does to your lungs

-Halloween

-RuPaul Drag Race

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You can really see the influence of Manga in Robin (2021). There even was a beach party in it

Robin #17

Written by Joshua Williamson

Art by Roger Cruz