#Almanacs & Yearbooks

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Midst Appendix Collection: Season 2

All of the appendixes from Midst's second season, along with the tag associated with them. From Midst's twitter. Click for higher quality.

[Master Document] [Season 1] [Season 3]

Episode 1: Shelter - "A storm is coming."

"Interisetary Cable Housing Specifications" (sic.)

Episode 2: Ascendancy - "Who's in charge here, anyways?"

"TO BE UNSEALED ONLY IN THE EVENT OF CATASTROPHE"

Episode 3: Stalemate - "Three's a crowd."

"Welcome To The Post Office"

Episode 4: Weather - "Change is in the air."

"Bernhard and Gottle's Introduction To Cosmological Reasoning, 3rd Edition"

Episode 5: Sugarcoat - "One short day in the crystalline city."

"A Feature In SevUnTeen Magazine"

Episode 6: Tinderbox - "An explosive situation."

"A Natural Description Of Fold Fauna"

Episode 7: Security - "Company comes to call."

"A Failed Delivery"

Episode 8: Wake - "Unrecognizable yet unmistakable."

"Live In Concert"

Episode 9: Crossroads - "Don't be afraid to ask for directions."

"Sequester's Finest"

Episode 10: Oversight - "The room where it happens."

"An Annotated Agenda"

Episode 11: Buddies - "The devil you know."

"A Rather Alarming Headline"

Episode 12: Lazaretto - "Mother knows best."

"Axioms of the Mothers Merciful"

Episode 13: Inside - "For the good of the Trust."

"A Yearbook Full Of Memories"

Episode 14: Imago - "A cure is never complete."

"A Mothers Merciful Patient File"

Episode 15: Truth - "This is part of who you are now."

"Tzila's Sketches"

Episode 16: Blood Ties - "Faces old and new."

"The New Edition of the Vermillion County Almanac"

Episode 17: Compensation - "Too little, too late."

"Sherman's Letters"

Episode 18: Boss - "The Baron will see you now."

"From The Desk of Kozma Laszlo"

Episode 19: Exposed - "The monster within."

"Reward, A Fortune In Valor"

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Facilities at Bal Bharati Public School

Bal Bharati Public School (BBPS) is known for offering a range of facilities that support both academic and extracurricular activities. This has been designed to enhance the educational experience and overall development of its students. Here’s a summary of the key facilities:

1.Academic Facilities : Smart Classrooms: Integration of digital teaching tools, such as interactive whiteboards and e-learning platforms. Interactive Learning: The classrooms are equipped with interactive tools and content that support self-paced learning for students and media presentations and teacher-led instruction. Teacher Resources: Teachers can upload relevant information, create modules, and instantly access and evaluate student learning outcomes in real-time.

2.Recording Studio: State-of-the-Art Equipment: A multi-facility recording studio with the latest digital equipment ensures high-quality musical recordings for school programs In-House Recordings: This studio is used for recording musical presentations for various school functions like Expressions, Vibgyor, and the Annual Function, with students and teachers contribute their voices.

3.Library: Facilities: Bal Bharati has two big air conditioned libraries with approximately 20,000 books, including encyclopaedias, reference books, dictionaries, almanacs, yearbooks, subject books, fiction, nonfiction, biographies, and audio-video materials. Resource Accessibility: The library also provides online resources and Kindle access, supporting students’ lifelong learning and knowledge construction. The library promotes the growth and development of students and staff by making resources readily accessible. Learning Opportunities: Students learn to utilize materials in various formats, aiding lifelong learning. A well-stocked library with a wide range of books, magazines, and digital resources for students of all classes.

4.Science Laboratories: Well-Equipped: Laboratories: The school features well-equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, allowing students to conduct practical experiments. Curriculum Support: They are self-sufficient for conducting practical’s for secondary and senior secondary classes as prescribed by the CBSE curriculum.

5.Support Services : Medical Facilities: A spacious, air-conditioned medical room is available, staffed with a qualified doctor and a trained nurse. The facility includes four beds, necessary medicines, and medical equipment to cater to the health needs of students and staff. Counselling and Special Education Services: The school employs a full-time counsellor who work to support the emotional, social, and academic development of students. The counsellor interacts with parents and addresses children’s adjustment and behavioural problems, with support from concerned teachers.

6.Swimming Pool: Size and Facilities: The school offers a 25m x 12.5m swimming pool and a toddlers’ pool, with separate changing rooms for boys and girls. Professional coaches provide regular training, covering skills like bubbling, floating, kicking, and swimming. Training: Exclusive coaches provide regular training, teaching middle and senior students skills like swimming up to 200 strokes.

7.Sports Facilities: Playgrounds: Large, well-maintained playgrounds for various outdoor sports such as football, cricket, etc. Variety of Sports: To encourage physical activity, the school offers facilities for various sports including swimming, volleyball, tennis, badminton and athletics. Yoga Sessions: Regular morning yoga sessions are also conducted to help students manage stress and anger and build stamina.

8.Computer Labs: Up-to-date computer labs with internet access, offering training in information technology and coding.

9.Extracurricular Facilities: Art and Craft Rooms: Spaces dedicated to creative arts, including painting, sculpting, and other crafts. Music and Dance Rooms: Rooms equipped with instruments and space for dance, supporting training in both Indian and Western music and dance forms. Activity Rooms: Multipurpose rooms for various student activities like debates, quizzes, and club meetings.

10. Environmental Initiatives •Green Campus: Many branches focus on maintaining a green environment with gardens, plantations, and eco-friendly initiatives. •Rainwater Harvesting: Systems to conserve water and promote sustainable practices.

11. Security and Safety •CCTV Surveillance: Comprehensive surveillance systems across the campus to ensure student safety. •Fire Safety: Equipped with fire alarms, extinguishers, and regular drills for emergency preparedness.

These facilities contribute to an all-round development of students, preparing them not only academically but also in sports, arts, and life skills. Bal Bharati Public School (BBPS) aimed at providing a holistic educational experience, focusing on academic excellence, extracurricular activities, and overall student well-being.

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Dive Deeper: Your Guide to Reference Books Online

In the age of instant information, reference books might seem old-fashioned. But hear me out! Reference books, whether digital or physical, are still a goldmine of knowledge. They offer curated, trustworthy information on a vast range of subjects.

This blog post is your one-stop guide to navigating the world of reference books online.

Reference Books Online: Convenience at Your Fingertips

Forget lugging around heavy Encyclopedias! Many libraries offer online access to comprehensive databases that function like digital reference libraries. These databases often include:

Encyclopedias: Gain an overview of any topic, from history and science to art and literature.

Dictionaries: Check spellings, definitions, and synonyms for clear communication.

Almanacs and yearbooks: Find up-to-date statistics, facts, and figures on a global scale.

Subject-specific resources: Dive deeper into specialized fields with industry reports, academic journals, and more.

These online resources are a fantastic way to find credible information quickly and efficiently.

Pro Tip: Many libraries offer free or low-cost memberships that grant access to their online databases. Check with your local library to see what they have to offer!

Reference Class Books Online: Power Up Your Studies

Looking for subject-specific study guides or textbooks? Numerous websites sell digital versions of reference class books. This can be a great option for:

Accessibility: Download textbooks directly to your device for easy access anywhere, anytime.

Cost-effectiveness: Explore rental options or used ebooks for a more budget-friendly approach.

Search functions: Quickly find specific information within the book with a handy search bar.

Remember: Not all online resources are created equal. Be sure to purchase ebooks from reputable vendors and prioritize those with verified reviews.

Buying Reference Books Online: The Traditional Touch

There's a certain charm to physical books, and reference books are no exception. Here are some benefits of buying reference books online:

Wider selection: Online retailers often have a larger stock than physical bookstores.

Price comparison tools: Find the best deals across different vendors.

Delivery convenience: Get your reference book delivered right to your doorstep.

Do your research: Read reviews before you buy to ensure the book meets your needs.

Reference Reading Books Online: The Fun Side of Learning

Reference books aren't just for serious research! There's a whole world of interesting and quirky reference books waiting to be explored. Here are some ideas:

Fact books: Discover mind-blowing trivia and little-known facts on a variety of topics.

Thesauruses: Expand your vocabulary and become a wordsmith with online thesauruses.

Etiquette guides: Brush up on your manners and navigate social situations with confidence.

Whether you're a student, a researcher, or simply a curious mind, reference books online can be a valuable asset. So, start exploring and unlock a world of knowledge at your fingertips

[superdad71]

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~ " - Elisabeth Barbara Schmetterling (Dutch painter and engraver) 1801 - 1882. - Portret van Johanna Catharina Adelaide Schuyt (1801-1869), 1830 watercolour on ivory 7 x 5.6 cm. (2.76 x 2.2 in.) signed and dated l.r. Elisabet B: Schmetterling:1830 private collection © photo Wikimedia A Lady, wearing dove grey dress with puff sleeves and waistsash held with buckle, white pleated ruff, gold strand necklace, pearl necklace and pendent pearl earring. * * * Elisabeth Barbara Schmetterling grew up in Amsterdam in a large family with at least three brothers and ten sisters, one of whom died young. Along with her older sister Christina Josepha she was trained artistically by her father, the miniature painter coming from Vienna, artificial hair cut worker and papercutter artist Josephus Schmetterling. Elisabeth was first focused on engraving. From 1822 she exhibited her prints on the exhibitions of Living Masters. In the same year she received a bonus of ten ducats of the Dutch Domestic Society in Haarlem for several proofs of engravings she had sent. In the twenties of the nineteenth century, Elisabeth Schmetterling made ​​engravings and etchings for various (children's) books and some editions of the Dutch Muses-Almanac. The publisher of this almanac, John Immerzeel jr., wrote in 1828 that as an artist of the highest importance for her reputation that her work was published. In this yearbook Her work has been recognized three times in the almanac. Around 1830 Schmetterling began to concentrate on the miniature art, possibly in imitation of her father. She mainly painted portraits and also made ​​copies in miniature to paintings by seventeenth-century masters such as Gerard Dou and Paul Moreelse. In total, she has exhibited in 25 different exhibitions with more than 40 works. She also gave drawing lessons. Schmetterling state in the population from 1851 was a portrait painter, but if she could live from the sale of her art is not known. Elisabeth Schmetterling lived all her life in Amsterdam, first with her parents at the Oude Spiegelstraat 8 and later in the Nieuwe Looiersdwarsstraat 10, where she died at the age of eighty. After her death she as an artist she quickly dissolved into oblivion. Today she is virtually unknown. Source: Hanna Klarenbeek, Schmetterling, Elisabeth Barbara, in: Digitaal Vrouwenlexicon van Nederland." ~

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

From FPC yearbook 1970

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Dr. Zhivago was playing at the Paramount Theater in St. Cloud. That afternoon, we went into Russia, and when we came out, the snow was falling—the same snow that fell in Moscow. The sky had turned black velvet. We’d been through the Revolution and the frozen winters. In the Chevy, we waited for the heater to melt ice on the windshield, clapping our hands to keep warm. On the highway, these two things: a song from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and that semi-truck careening by. Now I travel through the dark without you and sometimes I turn up the radio, hopeful the way you were, no matter what.

"November, 1967" by Joyce Sutphen from First Words. © Red Dragonfly Press, 2010 Thanks to The Writer’s Almanac and "Reckonings"

[buckyismybicycle]

"Buck Moon" (Bucky x Reader - Teenage Neighbours AU)

Buck Moon is tomorrow (Saturday, July 24th)! It will be a full moon (and orange!). Why Buck Moon? It's named in the almanac "buck moon" by Native American Algonquin tribes (since this is around the time male deer antlers are full-grown). You can read more about it here at NASA where they will do a better job explaining. I'm just here to write y'all a fic about it.

Title: Buck Moon (you are the moon of my life) Pairing: Bucky Barnes x Reader Rating: Teen+ Tags/Warnings: Reader's parents are deceased, first kiss, fluff, emotional hurt/comfort, mutual pining Summary: Bucky, your neighbour, catches you stargazing and sneaks out one night to watch with you. AO3 Link

Tonight, just like every other night, you crack open your window and pop the screen off, setting it aside. Feet first, you step out on the shingles and drag your blanket behind you to set up your little spot on the roof and close the window behind you. There was something serene about watching the night sky, when the town was asleep and the moon was shining brightly above you.

You had so many memories that involved the stars in the sky - your first camping trip with your dad, singing Wish Upon a Star with your mother whilst watching Pinocchio, the glow in the dark stickers that you had in your childhood bedroom (some of which are still on the ceiling). Each night you sat on the roof brought all these memories back for you, comforting you before you sleep. In fact, you're so concentrated on the sky above, that you never catch the curious stares of your neighbour, who often sits on his backyard porch, who often also looks up with admiration - just not at the stars.

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Today was particularly rough - something just wasn't aligned for you. You had missed your bus and ended up being late to your first class, forgot your lunch, and then totally bombed your volleyball game, the first loss of the year. It was days like this that you wished you had your parents here, even though you loved living with your grandma. Sometimes, the world just felt unfair and since you never wanted to come off as ungrateful, you held it all in until it was just you and the open night sky. You slip out onto the roof, tugging your blanket behind you and settle into your spot. The tears had been threatening to spill all day, so it finally felt good to let them out, trying to stifle them so as to not wake anyone up.

You nearly screamed when a head popped up on the side of your roof before you realized it was just Bucky, your neighbour that you'd had a crush on since forever.

"Bucky?" You ask, wiping your tears away so he didn't see. "What are you doing?"

"Well, I'm trying to get onto this roof," Bucky answers simply before his head disappears and you see just the tips of his fingers on the ledge, shuffling over. He eventually gets his forearm braced, then a foot, then a leg. You were stunned into stillness as he finally rolls onto your roof and exaggeratedly lays on his back with a small "phwew".

"Um?"

He turns his head to look at you and then picks himself up with a smile, crawling the last few feet to sit beside you.

"What happened?" He asks.

"Nothing," you reply automatically.

"You don't just cry over nothing, c'mon [y/n], you can tell me."

You've been neighbours since you were both kids, played together, went to the same schools. You'd grown apart in high school, which you didn't feel bitter about or anything, it was natural. He was the school's basketball star, you had your volleyball, and he joined the student council while you signed up for the yearbook committee. Your schedules never matched anymore, and his friends from the basketball team would pick him up for school while you took the bus. But it didn't mean you weren't sad. Ever since you could remember, he had been the Sun, bright eyes and shining smile, and you had merely orbited around him.

"Just had a bad day," you finally settle on. Maybe you hadn't done a good enough job of keeping quiet, or you weren't hiding your emotions well enough. Bucky was quiet for a moment, but he wrapped an arm around you and pulled you in for a hug. You flushed at the sudden contact, how warm his body was pressed against your side, and how much a simple act like this would send you into tears again.

"M'sorry, doll," he murmurs into your hair as you cry silently into his shirt - for all the bad days you've had, all the times you bit back your sadness to plaster a fake smile on your face, everything came pouring out. Bucky rubbed circles into your shoulder and kept encouraging you to cry, let it all out, which of course made you cry more. It felt like hours had gone by before you found your voice again.

"Thanks," you rasp, throat dry. "Sorry."

"Don't be sorry," he tells you. "C'mon, tell me what I can do to make you feel better?" You just chuckle, because the Bucky now was the same Bucky when you were 5 years old - always wanting to help, always smiling and wanting to put a smile on others.

"I think I'm alright now," you sniffle. It did feel cathartic to have finally let it out, your limbs loose without the usual tension, even if your head felt a little stuffy. "I guess I just needed a good cry."

He didn't move his arm, and you didn't move away. You just wanted to feel safe and warm, for a bit longer.

"I miss you, [y/n]," he finally says. "I don't know when we drifted apart, but I hate it."

"I miss you too," you admit. "We just... do different things now. Have different friends."

"You're still my best friend, you know that right?" He looks down at you and - well, no, you didn't. He was one of the golden boys at school, he had plenty of friends these days.

"Really?"

"Yeah, really," he grumbles, annoyed that you don't believe him. He even flicks your arm lightly. You don't know if Bucky is just saying it to make you feel better, but it does help nonetheless.

"You're still mine too."

The silence isn't uncomfortable, you're both watching the twinkling stars above, and you even offer him some of the blanket to wrap around his shoulders. It feels nice. Then, he starts to sing, low and soft.

When you wish upon a star Makes no difference who you are Anything your heart desires Will come to you

If your heart is in your dream, No request is too extreme When you wish upon a star As dreamers do

Your eyes sting a little but you don't think your body is capable of producing any more tears, so with a wobbly voice, you join him for the next part.

Fate is kind She brings to those who love The sweet fulfillment of Their secret longing...

Like a bolt out of the blue, Fate steps in and sees you through... When you wish upon a star, Your dreams... come... true!

A bubble of joyous laughter emerges, remembering how many times Bucky watched this movie with you when you were younger, and the both of you yelling the words at the top of your lungs, completely off-key.

"Thanks, Buck." Seeing you smile again made Bucky's heart flutter - this is how you were meant to look to him, cheerful and happy.

"Have you ever wished upon a star?" His head tilts to look at you curiously.

You nod, a little embarrassed. It was probably cute when you were seven, but you were seventeen now. I wished that I we could go back to how things were - when I was happy, when mom and dad were still here, when you and I were closer, I wished we could be more.

"I know you can't tell me what you wished for," Bucky interrupts your thoughts. "But whatever you wished for, I hope it comes true for you." You have to bit your tongue from saying anything that would give you away. Instead, you tell him about the full moon tomorrow.

"They named a moon after me," Bucky waggles his eyebrows, which makes you roll your eyes fondly.

"You keep believing that."

"Nah, I'm jus' teasing. I know it's because the bucks got their antlers full grown before they lose 'em again." You were surprised he knew that, and told him so.

"You watch the stars every night," Bucky states matter-of-factly. "Had to come with something to impress you." Your cheeks warm, but you know it didn't mean anything. Bucky was a notorious smooth-talker, he probably doesn't even register half of what he's saying and the effect it has on you.

"It's just so..." You don't really have the words to describe the feeling, but you try. "There's a whole galaxy out there, billions of stars that shine. Like the night sky's freckles. It's the most beautiful thing in the world."

"Not quite," Bucky mumbles, and when you turn to ask him what he means, your breath catches when you see him staring at you, the look on his face of open adoration. His eyes are shining brilliantly in the moonlight, the grey-blue that you've memorized looking right at you, like you were the stars. It's the same look you've had for him for years.

"Buck?" You tremble under the weight of his moment. And like a comet blazing its way toward you, he leans in closer and closer while your heart starts to race.

He kisses you slowly, lips slotting in just right against yours and your body lights up like the sky above. It's sweet, and he pulls back to see the dusting of pink across your cheeks, your eyes full of love and wonder. For him. You rest your foreheads together, a pair of matching shy smiles on your faces.

"Don't yell at me, but I'm going to tell you what I wish upon stars for," he whispers. "I've always wished for you. I wished for you to love me back, but that was selfish so then I wished for you to be happy. And every time you got sad or upset, I'd wish for the stars to grant you whatever you wished for."

His admission hits you like an asteroid, and you tear up again, damn him!

"Bucky," your voice as shaky as your hands when you reach to cup his face in your palms. "I've loved you since we were kids."

"So have I." This time, when he kisses you, he wraps his arms around you and brings you into his lap, holding you close. It's everything you ever dreamed of, and you don't know why the two of you waited so long - how you two could be so blind. You feel his tongue against your lips, shy and asking for permission. You've never been good at saying no to Bucky, and you certainly weren't about to start now. He feels perfect underneath you, his arms holding you steady, grounding you.

"I love you, [y/n]."

"I love you too, buck moon." Taglist: @anonnygon

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   "In earlier times, central places where Turks conducted their religion-based cultural activities in Rhodes were Süleymaniye mosque and Hafız Ahmet Ağa Library. The library was found in 1793 by Hafız Ahmet Ağa, who was born in Rhodes, educated in the imperial court and was entrusted with prominent position by Sultan Selim III; whereas the Ottomans had to wait until the reign of Mahmut II and the year 1829 to see the opening of a similar library in Cyprus.    Starting from the Tanzimat edict, official state yearbook called Ottoman State Almanac started to be printed in state printeries. The first almanac was printed in Rhodes in 1874. When Rhodes became Mediterranean Islands Pronvincial Center in 1887, some other almanacs were also printed in the island. We can more easily followe the presence of Ottoman Turkish cultural and literal works printed in the Aegean sea as of 1880's as well." Source: The Forgotten Turkish Identity of the Aegean Islands, Mustafa Kaymakçı & Cihan Özgün, p. 150-151

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The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2018 - Sarah Janssen http://dlvr.it/R7kztB http://dlvr.it/R7kztB

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2016 Farmers Almanac - Peter Geiger & Sondra Duncan | Almanacs & Yearbooks ...

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Review: Night Sky Almanac: A Stargazer’s Guide to 2021 by Storm Dunlop and Wil Tirion. 

Follow the progress of constellations throughout the seasons with this beautiful companion to the night sky from Astronomy experts Collins.

With the aid of easy-to-understand monthly calendars and maps, you will chart the rhythm of the lunar phases, discover events that light up the sky for brief periods, and explore the rich tapestry of characters that adorn the starry canvas overhead. You can delve as deeply as you like, or follow your own favourite subject throughout the year.

After reading ‘The Yearbook Of Astronomy 2021′ recently, I was looking for a book that was more for a novice and I feel this is a book that really does that well. With a very clear glossary and highlighted words, good visuals and a very organised layout that isn’t too dense, Night Sky Almanac delivers for those reasons incredibly well - particularly the ‘maps’ and guides in where to find things which I feel a young astronomer would certainly appreciate. 

Night Sky Almanac also where some don’t gives us sunsets and sunrises, includes all events in the calendar month clearly and gives you a list of things to look for throughout the month and I feel is a very clear visual guide to the stars that would be good if you just want a simpler guide. I do feel the language can be a little too much sometimes, but as said before, the glossary is really good and does expand on your knowledge, it certainly did mine!

I really appreciate the facts, the calendars the book includes, the guides to the skies and the information and how it’s presented here - I feel like this is an excellent guide for a beginner and certainly one of the books I’d like a physical copy of as I feel this is a book that you want to keep checking everyday for something new to discover. 

(I received an ARC from Netgalley for honest review). 

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The Old Farmers Almanac 2015 - Old Farmer’s Almanac | Almanacs & Yearbooks |692853085

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Entertain Us Please Almanac 2018

“You could look it up.” – Casey Stengel

In the days of our youth, in autumn, when a breeze blew leaves of a musty-colored yellow and a young man’s fancy turned lightly to thoughts such as “What’s the capital of Estonia?,” “When was Ethel Merman born?,” “Which team won the National League pennant in 1934?,” and “Who was Millard Fillmore’s vice president?,”† we knew just where to look. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. It was the almanac. In honor and remembrance of that long gone pre-Wikipedian era, we present this useful reference compendium of 18 rocking tunes by 18 of 2018’s finest alternative rock artists including Fantastic Negrito, Parquet Courts, Oh Sees, Culture Abuse, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, Fucked Up, Timmy’s Organism, and 11 more bands who know how to use the index.

Cover art based on a Creative Commons-licensed photo of the 1968 Information Please Almanac Atlas and Yearbook by Flickr user bjornmeansbear.

Apologies to Sir Raymond Douglas Davies, James Thurber, the MC5, Nirvana, and the Information Please Almanac.

† Answers: Tallinn; January 16, 1908; The St. Louis Cardinals; Trick question, Vice President Millard Fillmore ascended to the presidency upon the death of President Zachary Taylor in 1850; The vice presidency remained vacant while he served out the remainder of Taylor’s term.

Play on 8tracks | Play on Mixcloud (or scroll down to use one of the embedded players below)

Running Time: 59 minutes, 57 seconds

Tracklist

Plastic Hambugers (3:44) — Fantastic Negrito | Oakland

Love Supreme (Work Together!) (3:12) — Ron Gallo | Nashville

Wide Awake (2:40) — Parquet Courts | Brooklyn

The Hammer (2:39) — The Neon Brothers | Wamba, Spain

Magic Is Easy (3:10) — Guerilla Toss | New York

Marijuana (4:09) — Dilly Dally | Toronto

Green Grass (3:56) — Timmy’s Organism | Detroit

California Speedball (3:38) — Culture Abuse | San Francisco / Los Angeles

Dark Saturday (3:48) — Metric | Toronto

Alcohol Poisoning (3:00) — Fred Thomas | Ann Arbor

Cake of Light (3:45) — Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs | Newcastle Upon Tyne

Nail House Needle Boys (4:37) — Oh Sees | San Francisco

What If I Saw You on the Street (1:54) — Thin Lips | Philadelphia

Treading (2:56) — Swearin' | Philadelphia

Think I'm Still in Love with You (2:46) — Joyce Manor | Long Beach

Tell Me What You See (3:26) — Fucked Up | Toronto

Blockade (2:53) — The Bottomfeeders | New Orleans

Broken Brain (3:45) — The Frights | San Diego

All tracks released in 2018.

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P.S. How we know we’re living in the Darkest Timeline.

[superdad71]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: 3 Books for the Reader who likes the Mets and Baseball.

[shrffazam]

Why are so many Women converting to Islam?According to " The Plain Truth", February 1984, in its 50 Years Anniversary Issue, quoting from the "World Almanac & Book of Facts 1935" & "Readers Digest Almanac & Yearbook 1983", between 1934 & 1984:Christianity increased 47%, World Population increased 136% and Islam increased 235%.#Share_to_inspire_others...Courtesy : Azam ShariffLeave a comment below.

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En güzel, en özel ve en kaliteli yıllıklar için Ayna Ajans’la iletişime geçiniz. 444 29 62 #2020 #eğitim #öğretim #dönemi #yıllık #aynaajans #mezuniyet #aynaajans #okulyıllığı #okulyilligi #okul #okulyıllıkları #yearbook #mezun #eu #yıllık #yillik #andaç #mezuniyet #mezuniyetyıllığı #mezuniyetyilligi #yıllıkçekimleri #ajans #matbaa #mezuneu #almanac #almanak #andac #yıllıkları #yilliklari #yilligi https://www.instagram.com/p/B8HGJkgDhdd/?igshid=8sbl22jucb95