#David Orth

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In The Lost World 3x10, Malone is hit with a poisoned dart, which sends him into a vivid and violent war flashback. Roxton, understanding best the horrors of the front-lines, steps up to calm his friend down.

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Bad movie I have R.L.Stine’s The Haunting Hour The Series Volume One it has Really You part 1(2010), Really You part 2(2010), The Dead Body 2010, A Creature Was Stirring 2010, and Nightmare Inn 2011

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Moz Solo was already on it @lovely-lady-fox! FamousWhenDead posted the whole thing:

Johnny Marr: How could Meryl Streep agree to be in Mamma Mia?

The guitarist lets us into his cultural life, from his love of David Hockney to making his friends watch a Joan Didion documentary

My favourite piece of music For a long time now, it’s been My Goal’s Beyond by John McLaughlin. Like his work with the Mahavishnu Orchestra, it is in a genre entirely of its own. It’s unquantifiable and makes me feel a certain way, no matter what happens in the outside world.

The lyric I wish I’d written “You’re going to reap just what you sow”, from Perfect Day by Lou Reed.

The instrument I wish I’d learnt Piano. I can play it, but only in amateurish fashion. I should say though there are guitar players who play the piano nicely like Neil Young, Paul McCartney and David Bowie. They play it as a means to an end and do wonderful things with it. But I would like to be a few levels up from there.

The music that cheers me up Any good pop music, which by definition usually means contemporary. There are things from my past that of course make me feel good. But there’s something about hearing music that’s fresh, upbeat and represents the modern world — it makes you feel that everything is OK.

I’m having a fantasy dinner party, I’ll invite these artists and authors Gary Oldman, Muhammad Ali and certainly Marilyn Monroe.

And I’ll put on this music Spirit Power: The Best of Johnny Marr.

Overrated I don’t tend to like shitting on people, but Mamma Mia!, for God’s sake, or We Will Rock You or any of those sorts of musicals. How did it get to that? We’re supposed to go along with the idea that they’re good. What was Meryl Streep thinking she was doing starring in that film, and Julie Walters? What were they thinking? There are a lot of things culturally that we’ve just gone along with and they really must stop.

Underrated

Blindboy Boatclub, the artist and musician from Limerick, is best known as one half of the Irish comedy hip-hop group the Rubberbandits. He’s amazing, has such an interesting way of thinking and also hosts the brilliant series The Blindboy Podcast too. One of the best books I have ever read is his Topographia Hibernica. I can’t recommend him or it enough.

My favourite author

Aldous Huxley. People would assume I’m thinking about Brave New World orThe Doors of Perception, but I’m actually referring to his work after he moved to the United States in the second half of his life. His essays and lectures are even better than his earlier work. I rediscovered him in the Nineties and he is my actual hero. Everything you read of his is an education.

The book I’m reading

Autobiography of Red by Anne Carson. It’s a trip, moving around from style to style. The novel is loosely based on Greek mythology, but set in modern times. It’s relatable and super interesting. PJ Harvey introduced me to Carson, an intriguing cross between an essayist and a poet.

The book I couldn’t finish

The Perennial Philosophy by Aldous Huxley. Just couldn’t do it.

The book I’m ashamed I haven’t read Ulysses by James Joyce. It just sounds so hard going. I love the idea of it and feel genuinely bad that I haven’t read it, but I do also feel like I know so much about it already. I admire it enough, without feeling the need to put myself through the hassle of reading it.

My favourite film Sergio Leone’s film Once Upon a Time in America. When it was first released, I went to see it a few times and decided then it was the best thing I’d ever seen. I recently saw The End We Start From, starring Jodie Comer. It’s so good. Amazingly, I came away from it with this feeling of triumph of the human spirit. It says a lot about what it means to be human and what we fundamentally need, which is compassion, connection, love and understanding. And Comer is just so believable in the role.

The box set I’m hooked on I’m rewatching Nurse Jackie. There’s so much good stuff out there that whenever I occasionally revisit old, great stuff, you forget how much it stands up. I like anything Edie Falco is in. I also have just rewatched the documentary Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold. I’ve watched it at least three times and whenever someone comes to my place that hasn’t watched it, I watch it with them.

My favourite TV series It has to be Mad Men. One of my friends is eagle-eyed and noticed that when they put an album on a turntable, it has the correct label from the Sixties. That’s crazy.

The film I walked out on

There are loads, often stuff I take my kids to see and they don’t even notice I’d left. I didn’t enjoy Baby Driver — I didn’t like the music in that at all.

I wasted an evening watching Manchester City play in the Champions League final in 2021.

The last movie that made me cry These days I can cry at almost anything so I can’t remember.

The place I feel happiest Running around Brooklyn, over the Williamsburg Bridge. Or around Portland, Oregon. Whenever I’m at those places, I always run unless I’m injured. I’ve done a lot of things in my life, but nothing quite beats that.

My guiltiest cultural pleasure Cheese and onion pasty, chips and peas. Anybody who says that’s not a culture doesn’t know what they are talking about.

If I could own one painting it would be We Two Boys Together Clinging by David Hockney. Any of his work would be a dream to own. Even the iPad stuff is beautiful. I went to see David Hockney: Bigger and Closer at the Lightroom and it was great.

FamousWhenDead's post of the article

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The Lost World (1999-2002) - TBU

Ned Malone (David Orth) is especially often to get hit over the head in this series.

Honorable mention: William Snow as Lord John Richard Roxton & Peter McCauley as Professor George Edward Challenger

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Stargate Birthdays - March 13th

Steve Bacic - Camulus & Major Michael Patrick Coburn (SG1) Kiara Hunter - Alien Princess (SG1) Noah Beggs - Dex (SGA) & Guard (SG1) David Orth - Captain Radner (SGA) Trevor Strand - Digital Compositing Artist (SG1 & SGA) Sally Malcolm - Author (SG1 & SGA)

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i will literally take anything. take any information i can get with kilaeh and aladdin… and solomon

“Anything” you say?

Well i just wrote all the main infos you need to know at my OCs blog so i’ll just give out some blursed stuff, i hope that’s okay ehehehhe.

Tw/ swearing and more.

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An advice from Kileah (who never had a father figure) to Solomon and other characters who has father issues:

*cough*everything Kileah does are all fatherless behavior *cough*

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The first thing Kileah does if he ever meets Solomon again would be punching him in the face. They will have a Tom and Jerry chase once Kileah was dead but this time Tom has a gun.

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Kileah had an S/O in his days back at Anthens wayyy before the war between Orth and Anth broke out.

His one true love is an incredibly hot and smexy trans femboy whose race is like a mixbreed of ghoul, vampire and elf.

If you saw that one fanart where i draw my Magi children doing the shirt cut challenge, you must’ve seen him in the bottom right corner 👀💦

He’s the one who taught Kileah all the fighting and other important skills since he was found in Anthens. The training session is pretty much like Demon slayer’s type of training but it’s a little bit more hardcore.

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Differences between Kileah, Solomon and Aladdin’s pupils. Kileah is identical to his mother.

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Fun fact: Kileah can eat raw meat.

About that one monster who chased Judar, the Red Lions loved it. Kileah went down the great rift to learn magic from Mother dragon, he had the chance to live with Red Lions for a while abd got to taste their fav food, it slowly make it’s way to his #1 fav dish.

Some other facts about Kileah:

- He loves sleeping ;

- Has multiple incredible talents but only takes pride in his average drawing skills ;

- At first i made him having those two horns to look like a devil since he’s somewhat inspired by Lucifer and the very first idea of his backstory is that he got yeeted down the Great rift because Ill Ilah chosen him, not David, so it was like Kileah was stealing David’s throne lol.

- Now he looks like a cat, loves cats like they’re his brethren instead of loving Solomon.

- Bathsheba was gonna name him Kileab but Kileab basically means he looks like his father, Bathsheba HATES David so she named him Kileah. The name has no meanings because of that but “It sounds cute” Bathsheba said.

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Kileah could turn into an eldritch monster that looks like Ill Ilah once he let the piece of Ill Ilah spreading all over. When he doesn’t get energy from food like other humans do, the piece of Ill Ilah will spread around his body to absorb magoi easier. To prevent it from spreading, he must eat and sleep regularly like a person.

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When hungry and injured, he must force himself to stay awake and keep the piece in his chest from absorbing other people’s magoi.

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In his fight with Judar in Balbadd, when he almost finished Judar, he got donut-ed by Kougyoku, Ugo then took matters in his hands, Kileah blacked out, got taken away and placed at where the injured people was at, the piece in his chest spread out and took away their magoi, many people was dead.

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If you’re read my post about his adventure with Kouan (Whose old name was Kouhyoku, i renamed him to Kouan now, i’ll make revisions later), you will know that Kouan was almost dead because Kileah fell asleep on his way out of the dungeon.

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In Magi school AU, Kileah would be the type of teacher who sometimes wears pajamas to school. Same goes for Kileah as a student.

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Kileah did called David “father” in the epic battle of Team Solomon and David. David’s expression was somewhat a little bit shocked, then it returned to his default confident face, in response to Kileah, the old man surprisingly said “…son.”

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Solomon was a replacement to Kileah for David, Solomon resembles David for all the species and now Aladdin bears the same treatment, everybody looks at him and only saw his father.

Therefore, Kileah always snaps at others when they regards Solomon as David or Aladdin as Solomon’s son and all that crap once he got his memories back.

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Bathsheba’s mission was to guide humans, if she fails, she must become one with Ill Ilah and reset the world and her memories, when she passes the piece of Ill Ilah down to Kileah, Kileah will also face the same punishment once things went down. She had failed multiple times before and so does Kileah, the world resets itself multiple times, it was all a loop until Solomon unintentionally breaks it by banishing Ill Ilah to another dimension. I hope the brothers get to made up once they had their reunion.

Thank you so much for your time reading all this nonsense!!💖Have a noce dayyy

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Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist -  NBC  -  January 7, 2020 - Present

Musical / Comedy Drama (26 episodes to date)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Jane Levy as Zoey Clarke

Skylar Astin as Max Richman

Alex Newell as Mo

John Clarence Stewart as Simon

Peter Gallagher as Mitch Clarke (season 1, special guest star season 2)

Mary Steenburgen as Maggie Clarke

Lauren Graham as Joan (season 1, guest season 2)

Andrew Leeds as David Clarke (season 2; recurring season 1)

Alice Lee as Emily Kang (season 2; recurring season 1)

Michael Thomas Grant as Leif (season 2; recurring season 1)

Kapil Talwalkar as Tobin (season 2; recurring season 1)

Recurring

Stephanie Styles as Autumn (season 1)

India de Beaufort as Jessica (season 1)

Noah Weisberg as Danny Michael Davis

Patrick Ortiz as Eddie (season 1)

Zak Orth as Howie (season 1)

Hiro Kanagawa as Dr. Hamara (season 1)

Harvey Guillén as George (season 2)

Jee Young Han as Jenna Kang (season 2)

Morgan Taylor Campbell as McKenzie (season 2)

Melanie Hidalgo-Cruz as Yasmeen (season 2)

Beta Chan as Cass (season 2)

Felix Mallard as Aiden (season 2)

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Midnight Riders

Episode Recap #65: Midnight Riders Original Airdate: February 10, 1990

Starring: Louise Robey as Micki Foster Steve Monarque as Johnny Ventura (as Steven Monarque) Chris Wiggins as Jack Marshak

Guest cast: Dennis Thatcher as Cawley Marshak Lawrence King as Trevor George Buza as Biker #2 Andrea Roth as Penny Galen David Orth as Tommy Betz John Friesen as Sheriff Craydon Fiona Reid as Dr. Cynthia Galen John Bayliss as Reverend Randall Betz Jamie Jones as The Dragon Jasper Cole as Skip

Written by Jim Henshaw Directed by Allan Eastman

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Open on Saturn, or Jack looking at that planet through a telescope and explaining to Micki and Johnny about a convergence of planets about to occur. Seems the last similar event was in 1972, on the same date. Jack relates an old belief that when a convergence like this occurs, the past will repeat itself. Micki says the immensity of space is scary.

Nearby, two teens are making out in a car. Penny stops Tommy, saying she is scared of the area, a legend of a headless biker. They laugh about it, Tommy promising to protect her.

Next, a tractor trailer stops and drops of an old man who hitched a ride. He passes a sign for the town of Delight.

Micki mentions shooting stars overhead. Then feels a strange wind blow. The old man also notices the wind, then sees a biker gang emerge from the mist. Their jackets identify them as the Dragon Riders. Penny and Tommy see the bike lights and he thinks they are from a rival town. Getting out, he is surprised by the Dragon Riders idling and watching. One gets off his bike, then they taunt Tommy and go through his wallet, mentioning his father and laughing. Then the gang beats up Tommy, and one breaks the window and pulls Penny out of the car. The old man calls out to them to stop. Micki and the others notice and go to help. The gang says the old man will lose and that this time, they'll finish it. They drive off. Micki and Johnny help Penny and Tommy, and the old man calls Jack by name. Jack looks at him, surprised, and calls him Dad.

Cut to credits.

Micki and Johnny tend to the kids when the cops arrive. They ask if anyone noticed anything, and the old man speaks up. The sheriff recognizes Jack's father, calling him Cawley. Cawley says it has been 17 years. The sheriff takes takes the kids back to town with him. Jack asks where his dad has been, and Cawley says its been 10 years and he lost everything in a cyclone in Madagascar and lost track of where Jack was. Jack thought the man was dead. They decide to go back to town, too.

At the police station, Penny's mother, Cynthia is upset the kids were together again, but wants to take Tommy to the clinic. And she grounds Penny and sends her home. Cawley is missing suddenly.

The biker gang is laughing about the kids and saying the town hasn't change. They apparently have come back to get The Dragon and get even with those who wronged them. One of the bikers comments on hating being dead. The other says there are only three left, the sheriff, Tommy's dad and 'the girl'. One they get them, they get what they want, and Cawley will get what he deserves, too.

Micki and Johnny take Penny home. Penny is dreading her mother's interference in her relationship with Tommy, and mentions her father died before she was born. Micki asks about the bikers, and Penny tells them about the Headless Biker. He drives the roads looking for his head.

Cynthia tells Tommy's dad how to look after him as she leaves. She also wants them to stop seeing each other. Tommy's dad, Reverend Betz, says he'll talk to him again. Cynthia says 17 years ago, someone else was beaten on that road. He calls it a coincidence, but she mentions Cawley Marshak also being back in town. Cawley is suddenly there, recognizing them both and asking where they buried "him". They want to forget about the past, but he says if they do, it will bury them all.

Micki and Johnny leave, talking about the legend. Micki is worried, Johnny says it is just an urban legend.

The bikers ride again.

Jack gives his number to the sheriff, and asks about his dad, who the sheriff knew 17 years ago when he was a deputy. The sheriff heads back to check out the crime scene, and tells Jack to take his dad with him when he leaves town.

Cawley says the gang is back for The Dragon and the only thing that'll stop them is reburying him in hallowed ground. The reverend scoffs, saying the bikers are all dead. Cawley says the truth must be known, and Cynthia and the reverend look at each other.

The sheriff checks out where Tommy was attacked, and when calls the station, he can't get through. Then the gang arrives. The sheriff is shocked to see them all alive. They say they want their leader and aren't leaving without him. The sheriff says he doesn't know where he is. One biker gets out a chain. The cop shoots and nothing happens. They throw the chain around the Sheriff's neck and all speed off, dragging him behind.

Later, Jack, Micki and Johnny talk, Jack unsure why his father would ever have been in such an inland town. They split up to investigate the town for answers.

Penny and Tommy talk on the phone about their parents reactions to them dating. Suddenly the phone goes dead. The reverend shows up and Tommy tries to question him but the man leaves.

Jack finds his dad in town, who tells Jack not to worry about him. Jack is worried though and wants answers, but Cawley just says he has something to do. Then they hearing the roar of the bikes as they come in to town, hollering. The reverend comes out, too. The bikers leave the sheriff in the road and then go to him, but he's dead. Cawley tells the Reverend to tell him because this time they won't be stopped. Betz runs off. Johnny and Micki show up.

Betz goes to Cynthia's house, telling her about the sheriff's death by the Dragon Riders. He's panicked but she tries to calm him. The lights go out and Penny asks what's going on. The reverend tells Cynthia to take Penny and leave, then takes off.

Power is out all over. Micki lights a lantern where her, Jack, Johnny and Cawley are, trying to figure out what is going on. Johnny thinks the gang is trying to cut them off, since the phone lines are dead. Micki wonders why the gang is here, now. Cawley tells them about 17 years ago. He was passing through the town. The Dragon Riders came upon a young couple together on a deserted road. They roughed the couple up and the sheriff arrested their leader, a big man known as The Dragon. He was put in jail in the hopes the rest of the gang would leave. The gang said if anything happened to him, they'd be back. The boy they roughed up was only bruised, but the girl said she was raped. The sheriff went after the gang, who claimed innocence. He still tried to arrest them, but they killed him as they did the current sheriff. Phones and lights went, and the gang headed back to town, but the then-deputy and others were ready, and shot and killed the entire gang. The Dragon tried to flee in the confusion, but Cawley grabbed an axe and beheaded him as he drove by. An act he regrets. When it was done, he found out the girl had lied about the rape, to save her and her boyfriend's reputations. Seems he was off to bible college. The boy and girl were Cynthia and Reverend Betz. The town burned the bodies, except for The Dragon, who was buried. The deputy ran Cawley out of town. They killed the gang for what they seemed to be, and not for what they really were.

The reverend sees who he thinks is Cawley go in to the church and follows, but it is the gang inside with their bikes. They hold him up. They want The Dragon but he says he doesn't know and worries what people will think. The biker says they'll give him the same chance he gave The Dragon and they lower him down. He rushes out as they laugh. He runs, screaming for help as the bikes burst from the church and chase him. He falls down as the gang surrounds him. He kneels and begins to pray as Tommy comes out, hearing all the noise. The biker speeds by and hits the reverend, who collapses. Tommy rushes to his father, as the gang drives away. Jack and his dad hear all this, and Jack goes to them. Cawley asks for help from no one, saying he doesn't know how to do this.

As the planets align further, Micki comforts Tommy, as they all gather in the church. Jack asks why now, and Cawley says everything is the same, the dates, the planets, him. Cawley walks away. The group, with Tommy, wonder what to do. Cawley says they have to find and rebury The Dragon on consecrated ground, because if he's at peace, the gang will be too. But they have to do it before the last planet aligns before sunrise, and the attack will end. If not, The Dragon will return, with his gang and all will be alive again. Cawley says all involved are dead now except for Cynthia. Jack corrects him, saying he is alive, too. Cawley just says only The Dragon has a score to settle with him. They head off, Jack telling Micki and Johnny to find shovels.

The gang laughs about killing Betz. The bikers want to kill Cynthia. But one of them is worried about the old man Cawley, saying the 'rules' state he has until sunrise. The other wants to kill Cynthia so they don't have to follow rules anymore.

A knock at her door makes Cynthia arm herself and tell Penny to go to the basement. The person outside says it's Tommy. She doesn't want to open the door, but he tells her the gang killed his father. She unlocks the door. Tommy goes to find Penny, as Cawley asks where The Dragon's body is. Penny comes upstairs, her mother is upset. Cawley says she is her daughter's only hope. They need to make things right. He says she accused them falsely. She says it was them or her, but Jack scoffs at letting six men die to keep some secret. She says they got what was coming to them. Penny wants her mother to tell the truth. Cynthia says the town would have destroyed her the truth came out. Cawley pushes, but she says she'll only say where The Dragon's body is. He wants all the truth, but she says where the body is, the slips and mentions Reverend Betz. Penny puts it together, realizing that he was her father, too, making her and Tommy half-siblings. Cynthia is unable to explain.

Jack asks where the field is and Tommy tells him. Cawley tells Cynthia to come with them for safety. She looks at Penny and walks to her room to get her coat, but is caught by the bikers hiding there. They hold her and go back through the house, stopping both Tommy and Jack from helping her. They throw Jack down. Cawley asks them to stop, but they take Cynthia and attempt to leave. Johnny tackles the guy on the bike with Cynthia and tells her to run. The guy slugs Johnny, the bikers rev up and Cynthia, looking at Penny, walks in to the road to sacrifice herself. They bikers hit her and she falls.

The planets near perfect alignment. Penny begs her mother not to die. Cawley says while she still lives they still have a chance. Micki says they have to hurry. Jack, Johnny and Micki go to find The Dragon, Jack telling his father to stay behind.

The gang is driving around, awaiting the return of The Dragon and realizing Cynthia must still be alive. They head back to town.

Jack and Micki find where they think the body is buried and head to dig it up. At the cemetery, Johnny goes to find a spot to dig a new grave.

As Micki and Jack dig, they hear the gang head back to town.

Penny tells her mother she loves her, as the woman apparently dies.

Micki and Jack suddenly feel the earth shake and the ground opens up. Jack realizes Cynthia must have died, as the biker drives out of the ground, on his motorcycle. He stops, puts his head back on his neck and roars.

Tommy, Penny and Cawley hear the roar and the old man tells them to stay put.

The gang is driving and are thrilled to hear their leader has returned.

Micki and Jack dive out of the way as The Drago speeds towards them. They hide in Tommy's car still left behind. Jack hotwires it and speeds off as The Dragon chases them, attacking the car. Jack suddenly swerves, The Dragon hits them and flies off his bike. Jack and Micki speed off.

Johnny is still digging as Micki and Jack arrive at the cemetery. Cawley also shows up, followed by Penny and Tommy. Then The Dragon appears on the hill, roaring again, and the gang drives up. Tommy and Penny run as the gang surrounds them.

Jack tells his father to come with them into the cemetery, but he says he hasn't earned the right. Then he tells his son he was buried at sea, ten years ago. Jack is shocked. Cawley says he died with the death of The Dragon on his soul, and that this planetary alignment gave him a chance of redemption. He thanks his son for helping him, and tells him to get The Dragon into the grave. He tells Jack to go, then faces The Dragon, who drives at him to kill him. But the rider goes past Cawley, who vanishes, and speeds into the cemetery, Micki and Johnny diving out of the way. Johnny grabs a shovel and knocks The Dragon off his bike and into the grave, shoveling dirt on top of him as Micki throws handfuls of dirt, as well. The gang is about to run over the teenagers, when they suddenly all vanish. Jack calls to his dad, who is gone, as Micki and Johnny come up to comfort him.

As the last planet aligns, Micki asks how Jack is. He doesn't know, wondering how he grieves for someone who died a decade ago. Johnny says that at least now, he knows. Jack wonders what is happening to his father now. Micki says Cawley did the best he could, and Johnny points out a shooting star, saying they are heaven's fireworks and that the old man made it. Jack doesn't know what to believe.

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My thoughts:

Well, that is one jam-packed episode! Even when our trio is out just having a good time, they get involved in such crazy stuff.

Wonder if there was a supernatural pull putting Jack in the same place as his dad after all this time? Seems pretty coincidental, if not.

Also kind of a random place for Cawley to have been in, 17 years prior, as Jack points out, since he was a man of the sea. Why not then just set town by the seaside?

Cynthia and the reverend were quite horrible people as both teens and adults. I get making a horrible mistake as a teen that got out of hand so fast, but then they both stayed in the same town? And they were worried about the future reverend's reputation, but he apparently had a second child, Tommy, in no time? Did neither of them think moving might be the better option, ESPECIALLY when Tommy and Penny started dating? What the hell? For all they knew, Tommy and Penny had already slept together! Yuk.

I liked Jack's dad wanting to right such a horrible wrong, even in the afterlife. Shows that the good part of Jack isn't from nowhere, even if his dad wasn't a traditional dad.

I also liked the twist on the Headless Horseman story via a biker gang. But can't say this gang was totally wrong in want vengeance for such horrible deaths at the hands of a couple of jerk kids and a hair-trigger town.

Good episode, but could have used a little more fine tuning in the story, I think.

Next week: Repetition

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Scream (1996 film)

Scream (1996 film) News and Social Media follows. Use the contents links above to skip directly to news, videos and social media discussions Scream is a 1996 American slasher film directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson. The film stars David Arquette, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Matthew Lillard, Rose McGowan, Skeet Ulrich, Jamie Kennedy, and Drew Barrymore. Released on December 20, it follows Sidney Prescott (Campbell), a high school student in the fictional town of Woodsboro, California, who becomes the target of a mysterious killer in a Halloween costume known as Ghostface. The film satirizes the clichés of the slasher genre popularized in films such as Halloween (1978), Friday the 13th (1980) and Craven's own A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984). Scream was considered unique at the time of its release for featuring characters aware of real-world horror films who openly discussed the clichés that the film attempted to subvert. Inspired by the real-life case of the Gainesville Ripper, Scream was influenced by Williamson's passion for horror films, especially Halloween (1978). The screenplay, originally titled Scary Movie, was bought by Dimension Films and was retitled by the Weinstein brothers just before filming was complete. The production faced censorship issues with the Motion Picture Association of America and obstacles from locals while filming on location. The film received positive reviews and was a financial success, earning $173 million worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing slasher film until the release of Halloween (2018). It still remains the highest-grossing slasher film in adjusted dollars. It received several awards and award nominations. The soundtrack by Marco Beltrami was also acclaimed, and was cited as " of the most intriguing horror scores composed in years". The score has since earned "cult status". Scream marked a change in the genre as it cast already-established and successful actors, which was considered to have helped it find a wider audience, including a significant female viewership. Scream was credited with revitalizing the slasher genre in the 1990s, which was considered to be almost dead following an influx of direct-to-video titles and numerous sequels to established horror franchises of the 1970s and 1980s. Scream's success spawned a series of sequels. These sequels drew decreasing financial and critical success, as they exploited clichés upon which films in the genre had become reliant. In the years following the release of Scream and its sequels, they were accused of inspiring and even inducing violent crimes and murders. High school student Casey Becker is home alone when she receives a flirty phone call from an unknown person, during which they discuss horror films. However, the caller turns sadistic and threatens her life. He reveals that her boyfriend Steve Orth is bound and gagged outside on her patio and demands she answer questions about horror films. After Casey answers a question about Friday the 13th incorrectly, Steve is murdered in front of her. Casey is then stabbed and murdered by a person wearing a black robe and a ghost mask, and her parents find her disemboweled corpse hanging from a tree. News media descend on the town and a police investigation begins. As Sidney Prescott struggles with the first anniversary of her mother Maureen's rape and murder, a news reporter, Gale Weathers, who Sidney dislikes, arrives. Gale was responsible for spreading rumors and conspiracy theories about Maureen's death, insinuating that the imprisoned Cotton Weary, who had been tried and convicted of Maureen's rape and murder, was not responsible for her assault and killing. In the evening while waiting at home for her best friend Tatum Riley to arrive, Sidney gets a taunting phone call and is attacked by the killer. Sidney's boyfriend Billy Loomis arrives shortly after. When he drops his cell phone, Sidney suspects him of making the call and flees. Billy is arrested and questioned, but later, at Tatum's house, Sidney receives another ominous call. Read more on Wikipedia here

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SER MENTE MAESTRA NUNCA DOBLEMENTE

La integridad es el cimiento sobre el cual se edifican el carácter y una vida semejante a la de Cristo.   Si en ese cimiento hay fisuras, entonces no soportará el peso de otros atributos propios de Cristo que deben edificarse sobre él.  Un valor en extinción.

El Dr. Stanford Orth dice que el sentido más fundamental es “ser entero”.   Es decir, la persona es entera y unida en lo que es, lo que cree, lo que dice y lo que hace.   No existe discrepancia entre lo que una persona íntegra aparenta por fuera y lo que es adentro. Entonces, en la vida del cristiano, la integridad es vivir lo que decimos que somos y creemos, según las Escrituras.   La persona íntegra reconoce sus errores, los admite, no los encubre y acepta las consecuencias.

Veamos algunos pasajes:

El justo anda en su integridad; ¿cuán dichosos son sus hijos después de él!

Proverbios 20:7 RV60

El SEÑOR juzga a los pueblos; júzgame oh SEÑOR, conforme a mi justicia y a la integridad que hay en mí. Salmo 7:8 RV60

En cuanto a mí, me mantienes en mi integridad, y me afirmas en tu presencia para siempre. Salmo 41:12 RV60

Y así como queréis que los hombres os hagan, haced con ellos de la misma manera.                  Lucas 6:31 RV60

Por lo demás, hermanos, todo lo que es verdadero, todo lo digno, todo lo justo, todo lo puro, todo lo amable, todo lo honorable, si hay alguna virtud o algo que merece elogio, en esto meditad.  Filipenses 4:8 RV60

Nuestra sociedad ha declinado gradualmente durante los años pasados a tal punto que ya no honra a Dios.   Vivimos en un mundo que no se preocupa por la integridad.   Con frecuencia, está más interesado en la cantidad que en la realidad.    La gente habla medias verdades sin cuidado, exagerando, haciendo comentarios que engañan y hacen que otros piensen algo que no es verdad.   Debido a que los valores morales de esta sociedad se han perdido, muchos han pensado que la integridad ha pasado de moda y aun dentro de nuestro liderazgo vemos como escasean principios éticos y morales.  Llegarán desafíos a tu vida los cuales de harán pensar dos veces, pero debes desarraigar toda duda y temor y mantener lo que Dios ha puesto en tu vida.

Una persona íntegra es una persona de principios, de palabra, de fiar; que no elude su responsabilidad; sin sombras en su conciencia, coherente, auto disciplinado y por consiguiente que no anda en corrupciones morales.   Son aquellas características que nos hacen efectivos y genuinos ante Dios y ante los que nos rodean.   Una persona íntegra tiene armonía en su actuar, actúa de la misma forma en privado como el público.  Así mismo, sigue los mandamientos de la ley de Dios, manteniendo la pureza de su corazón.

Hay personajes en la Biblia, que son ejemplo de ello, David, Job, José, para citar algunos; que fueron íntegros, supieron pedir perdón por sus pecados, nunca abandonaron su fe en el Señor.   La palabra nos enseña que no debemos ser medido por nuestro comportamiento delante de los demás, sino que en lo oculto de nuestro corazón o la intimidad de nuestro hogar mostremos realmente quienes somos.    ¿Cómo nos comportamos cuando nadie nos ve?

La reflexión cristiana más importante en este tema es que una persona con integridad no está dividida, eso sería duplicidad de carácter.   Asimismo, debe portarse como aparentar lo que no es, pues eso también sería hipocresía.   Su corazón solo pertenece a un propósito, pues una persona íntegra no puede tratar de amar a Dios y al mundo al mismo tiempo.  Así que Dios estaba ejerciendo la preparación necesaria para ejercer este cargo con absoluta integridad.  Es someterse a la autoridad con lealtad y responsabilidad; es andar en obediencia y rectitud delante de Dios.  Es ser confiables.

Dios ha creado al hombre como una persona pensante, que razona.   Es un ser único que le ha dado libre albedrío, nadie lo puede obligar a actuar como los demás.   Es un individuo en el sentido de la palabra.  Dios quiere que cada persona sea un líder integro, recto y fuerte a todas las tentaciones de este mundo, que sepa guiar a los demás y no se rebaje al nivel del montón.

Jesucristo establece en la Biblia como tiene que ser nuestra vida.    Jesús nos ha demostrado con el ejemplo que tenemos que ser diferentes que todos los demás, practicando la integridad, rectitud y justicia y recibiremos nuestra recompensa.  Sigamos su ejemplo y seamos rectos en toda causa, ya que es grato recibir un reconocimiento por ello.    Atrevámonos a ser personas diferentes y demos el ejemplo.

Sin embargo, al recordar el significado de la palabra, el buen uso y el valor que la Biblia da a quienes son íntegros y los beneficios que esto trae, la integridad sigue siendo una de las virtudes que se debe no solo enseñar sino también practicar hoy más que nunca.

Si queremos disfrutar de la prosperidad, debemos caminar en integridad.  Esto significa comprometerse con una vida de excelencia, porque nuestro Dios es excelente.   La integridad significa cumplir nuestra palabra.   El compromiso significa dar todo y terminar lo que empezamos. (Salmo 15:4-5;

Mente Maestra es ser alguien quien siempre cumple acuerdos, mantiene la armonía; y es quien lo que dice lo hace; no seamos doblemente que hace totalmente lo contrario.

06-06

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Song: Home Artist: Daughter Fandom: The Lost World Pairing: Ned & Veronica

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THE LOST WORLD, 2.13

[bygone-age]

How on earth can Malone still have matches!?! He's been on the plateau for over a year!

Marguerite is the only person that is sensible enough to be frightened.

Roxton! This is not the time to stop for a drink!

[dreamymargo]

One more ‘The Lost World’ couple. 

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Stargate Birthdays - March 13th

Steve Bacic - Camulus & Major Michael Patrick Coburn (SG1)

Kiara Hunter - Alien Princess (SG1)

Noah Beggs -Dex (SGA) & Guard (SG1)

David Orth - Captain Radner (SGA)

Trevor Strand - Digital Compositing Artist (SG1 & SGA)

Sally Malcolm - Author (SG1 & SGA)

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