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Supreme Court, U.S FILED In The OCT 2 2022 Supreme Court ofthe United States RALAND J BRUNSON, Petitioner,

Named persons in their capacities as United States House Representatives: ALMA S. ADAMS; PETE AGUILAR; COLIN Z. ALLRED; MARK E. AMODEI; KELLY ARMSTRONG; JAKE AUCHINCLOSS; CYNTHIA AXNE; DON BACON; TROY BALDERSON; ANDY BARR; NANETTE DIAZ BARRAGAN; KAREN BASS; JOYCE BEATTY; AMI BERA; DONALD S. BEYER JR.; GUS M. ILIRAKIS; SANFORD D. BISHOP JR.; EARL BLUMENAUER; LISA BLUNT ROCHESTER; SUZANNE BONAMICI; CAROLYN BOURDEAUX; JAMAAL BOWMAN; BRENDAN F. BOYLE; KEVIN BRADY; ANTHONY G. BROWN; JULIA BROWNLEY; VERN BUCHANAN; KEN BUCK; LARRY BUCSHON; CORI BUSH; CHERI BUSTOS; G. K. BUTTERFIELD; SALUD 0. CARBAJAL; TONY CARDENAS; ANDRE CARSON; MATT CARTWRIGHT; ED CASE; SEAN CASTEN; KATHY CASTOR; JOAQUIN CASTRO; LIZ CHENEY; JUDY CHU; DAVID N. CICILLINE; KATHERINE M. CLARK; YVETTE D. CLARKE; EMANUEL CLEAVER; JAMES E. CLYBURN; STEVE COHEN; JAMES COMER; GERALD E. CONNOLLY; JIM COOPER; J. LUIS CORREA; JIM COSTA; JOE COURTNEY; ANGIE CRAIG; DAN CRENSHAW; CHARLIE CRIST; JASON CROW; HENRY CUELLAR; JOHN R. 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Book 15 of 2023

Title: NCIS History Special Agent VietNam Authors: Douglass Hubbard Jr. ISBN: 9780915266333 Tags: A-1 Skyraiders, AUS Catherine Anne Warnes (Murdered) (Vietnam War), CH-46 Sea Knight, CIA Bill Bludworth, CIA Foster Fipps, CIA Robert Gambino, CIA William Colby, H-34 Choctaw, HH-3E Jolly Green Giant, HKG Hong Kong, HKG Royal Hong Kong Police, John F. Kennedy, KHM Cambodia, KHM General Lon Nol, KHM Khmer Rouge, KHM Kompong Som, KHM US MSTS SS Columbia Eagle Incident (1970) (Vietnam War), KHM US MSTS SS Mayaguez Incident (Vietnam War), LAO Laos, LAO Nong Khai, LAO Vientiane, Law Enforcement, Military Intelligence, Military Police, Nungs, OV-1 Mohawk, OV-10 Bronco, PHL US USAF Clark Air Force Base, PHL US USN Naval Station Sangley Point, PHL US USN NCSA Philippines, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, President Lyndon B. Johnson, PRK North Korea, RUS VMF Russian Navy, RUS VMF Submarine Force, SGP Singapore, SpecOps, THA Bangkok, THA RTAFB Don Muang Royal Thai Airbase, THA Thailand, THA USMC MCAB Rose Garden/Nam Phong (Vietnam War), True Crime, UH-1 Huey, UK MI6/SIS Secret Intelligence Service, US Alvin Glatkowski (Mutineer) (Vietnam War), US Ambassador Henry Nolting, US Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, US Ambassador Maxwell Taylor, US AP Malcom Brown (News), US Bob Hope (Entertainer), US CIA Central Intelligence Agency, US Clyde McKay (Mutineer) (Vietnam War), US DEA Drug Enforcement Agency, US Edwin Ross Armstrong (Defector), US Horst Faas (News), US Maw Maw (Black Power Organization), US MSTS Military Sea Transportation Service, US NBC Garric Utley (News), US Project 100000 (Vietnam War), US Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, US Special Agent Basic School - Washington DC, US Students for a Democratic Society, US USA 101st Airborne Division (Screaming Eagles), US USA 199th Light Infantry Brigade (Redcatchers), US USA 23rd ID (Americal), US USA ASA 8th Radio Research Station, US USA ASA Army Security Agency, US USA CIC Army Counterintelligence Corps, US USA General Creighton Abrams, US USA General William Westmoreland, US USA Green Berets, US USA Kitsie Westmoreland, US USA MI 525th Military Intelligence Group, US USA MI Army Military Intelligence, US USA Special Forces, US USA United States Army, US USAF General Robert Rowland, US USAF OSI Office of Special Investigations, US USCG United States Coast Guard, US USCG USCGC Chase (WHEC-718), US USMC 12th Marines, US USMC 1st Light Antiaircraft Missile Bn, US USMC 1st MarDiv, US USMC 1st MAW, US USMC 3rd MarDiv, US USMC 3rd Marine Counterintelligence Team, US USMC 4th Marines, US USMC 4th Marines - 3/4, US USMC 5th Marines, US USMC 7th Engineer Bn, US USMC 7th Marines, US USMC 9th Marines, US USMC General Herman Nickerson, US USMC General Leonard Chapman, US USMC General Lewis Walt, US USMC General Paul X. Kelley, US USMC General Robert Cushman, US USMC Major Les Barrett (Provost Marshall), US USMC Major Roger Simmons, US USMC Marine Security Battalion, US USMC Robert Garwood (Defector) (Vietnam War), US USMC Salt and Pepper (Defectors) (Vietnam War), US USN Admiral Earl F. "Rex" Rectanus, US USN Admiral Robert S. Salzer, US USN Commander Joseph Rochefort, US USN Construction Battalions (Seabees), US USN LtCdr John G. "Jack" Graf (POW) (Vietnam War), US USN MSC Military Sealift Command, US USN Naval Security Group, US USN NCSA Naval Counterintelligence Support Activity, US USN NCSU Naval Counterintelligence Support Unit, US USN NISO Naval Investigative Service Office, US USN NISOSF San Francisco, US USN NISRA Naval Investigative Service Resident Agency, US USN NISSU Hong Kong, US USN NISSU Naval Investigative Service Satellite Unit, US USN ONI Office of Naval Intelligence, US USN SEALS, US USN UDT Underwater Demolition Team, US USN USS Blue (DD-774), US USN USS Card (AKV-40), US USN USS Hampden County (LST-803), US USN USS Pyro (AE-24), US USN Washington Navy Yard, USAF Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service (ARRS), USMC 1st Force Recon Co, USN Admiral Elmo Russell "Bud" Zumwalt Jr, USN Admiral Jerome H. King, USN HA(L)-3 Seawolves, USN NIS Naval Investigative Service, USN PBR Patrol Boat River, USN PCF Patrol Craft Fast Swift Boat, USN US Navy, USN USS Pueblo (AGER 2), USN VAL-4 Black Ponies, VNM 1968 Tet Offensive (1968) (Vietnam War), VNM 4th Coastal Zone, VNM An Hoa Basin, VNM An Long, VNM AN Thoi, VNM Annamite Mountains, VNM Arizona Territory, VNM ARVN General Hoang Xuan Lam, VNM ARVN General Nguyen Chanh Thi, VNM AUS ADF Australian Army Training Team (Vietnam War), VNM Ba Sac River, VNM Battle of Hue City (1968) (Tet Offensive) (Vietnam War), VNM Battle of Khe Sanh (1968) (Tet Offensive) (Vietnam War), VNM Battle of Saigon (1968) (Tet Offensive) (Vietnam War), VNM Ben Hai River, VNM Ben Tre, VNM Ben Tre Province, VNM Binh Thuy, VNM Bright Light Operations (Vietnam War), VNM Buddhist Monk Thich Tri Quang, VNM Ca Lu, VNM Cam Lo, VNM Cam Lo River, VNM Cam Ranh Bay, VNM Camp Eagle (Vietnam War), VNM Camp Evans (Vietnam War), VNM Camp Reasoner (Vietnam War), VNM Can Tho, VNM Carrier Pigeons (Vietnam War), VNM Cau Mau Peninsula, VNM Charlie Med, VNM Chau Doc, VNM Cholon - 95 Nguyen Duy Duong St, VNM Cholon - Five Oceans BOQ, VNM Cholon - Hong Kong BOQ, VNM Cholon - St. Francis Xavier Church, VNM Cholon Provost Marshalls Office (Vietnam War), VNM Chu Lai, VNM CIA Air America (1950-1976) (Vietnam War), VNM Con Thien, VNM Cua Viet, VNM Da Lat, VNM Da Nang, VNM Da Nang - 20 Duy Tan Street, VNM Da Nang - 23 Doc Lap, VNM Da Nang - 23 Doc Lap Bar (Boom Boom Room / Blue Elephant) (Vietnam War), VNM Da Nang - Bridge Ramp (Vietnam War), VNM Dai Lac, VNM DMZ Demilitarized Zone - 17th Parallel (Vietnam War), VNM Dodge City, VNM Dong Tam, VNM DRV NVA General Vo Nguyen Giap, VNM DRV NVA North Vietnamese Army, VNM DRV VC Phung Ngoc Anh - Dragon Lady (Assassin) (Vietnam War), VNM DRV VC Viet Cong, VNM Emperor Bao Dai, VNM Fall of Saigon (1975) (Vietnam War), VNM FSB Ryder (Vietnam War), VNM Gia Dinh, VNM Go Noi Island, VNM Green Beret Affair (Vietnam War), VNM Hai Van Pass, VNM Haiphong, VNM Han River, VNM Hill 327, VNM Hill 37, VNM Hill 55, VNM Hill 621 (Son Tra Mountain) (Monkey Mountain), VNM Hill 65, VNM Ho Chi Minh Trail, VNM Hoi An, VNM Hue, VNM Hue - Hue University, VNM Hue - Le Loi Street, VNM Hue - Purple City, VNM Hue - The Citadel, VNM Hue - The Forbidden City, VNM Hue - Thua Thien Provincial Headquarters, VNM I Corps (Vietnam War), VNM II Corps (Vietnam War), VNM IV Corps (Vietnam War), VNM Kien Hoa Province, VNM LBJ Long Binh Jail - USARVIS US Army Vietnam Installation Stockade (Vietnam War), VNM Leatherneck Square (Vietnam War), VNM Liberty Bridge, VNM LZ Baldy, VNM Mekong Delta, VNM Moc Hoa, VNM Montagnards, VNM My Khe Beach (China Beach), VNM My Lai, VNM My Lai Massacre (1968), VNM My Tho, VNM Nam Can, VNM Nguyen Cao Ky, VNM Nguyen Van Thieu, VNM Nha Be, VNM Nui Mot (The Rockpile), VNM Nui Son Ga (Charlie Ridge), VNM Operation Market Time (1965-1975) (Vietnam War), VNM Operation Sea Float/Solid Anchor (1969-1973) (Vietnam War), VNM Operation Starlite (1965) (Vietnam War), VNM Parrots Beak, VNM Perfume River, VNM Phouc Tuong (Dogpatch), VNM Phu Bai, VNM Phu Quoc Island, VNM Plain of Reeds, VNM Port of Saigon, VNM Quang Ngai Province, VNM Quang Tri, VNM Que Son Valley, VNM Qui Nhon, VNM Rach Gia, VNM Red Beach Base Area (Vietnam War), VNM Route 1, VNM Route 4, VNM Route 535, VNM Route 9, VNM Rung Sat Special Zone, VNM RVN ARVN Army of the Republic of Vietnam, VNM RVN ARVN MP Quan Canh Military Police, VNM RVN ARVN MSS Provincial Military Security Service, VNM RVN ARVN RF/PF Regional Forces/Popular Forces (Vietnam War), VNM RVN General Duonh Van Minh (Big Minh), VNM RVN Marines, VNM RVN MSD Military Security Directorate, VNM RVN Ngo Dinh Diem, VNM RVN Ngo Dinh Nhu, VNM RVN RVNP Can Sat National Police, VNM RVN RVNP Police Chief Colonel Nguyen Van Luan, VNM RVN RVNP Treasure Fraud Repression Unit, VNM RVN SVNAF Da Nang Airbase, VNM RVN SVNAF General Nguyen Ngoc Loan, VNM RVN SVNAF South Vietnamese Air Force, VNM RVN VNN LDNN Lien Doi Nguoi Nhai Navy Frogmen, VNM RVN VNN LLHT Luc Luong Hai Thuyen Navy Coastal Force / Junk Force(Vietnam War), VNM RVN VNN Republic of Vietnam Navy, VNM RVNP CSDB Can Sat Dac Biet Special Branch Police, VNM Saigon, VNM Saigon - 98 Phan Dinh Phuong Villa, VNM Saigon - Brink BOQ (Vietnam War), VNM Saigon - Capital Kinh Do Theater, VNM Saigon - Caravelle Hotel, VNM Saigon - Cercle Sportif Saigonnais, VNM Saigon - Chi Hoa Prison, VNM Saigon - Continental Hotel, VNM Saigon - French Fort, VNM Saigon - Le Lai BEQ, VNM Saigon - Plantation Road, VNM Saigon - US Embassy (Vietnam War), VNM Saigon Provost Marshalls Office (Vietnam War), VNM Soi Rap River, VNM SOM SS Yellow Dragon Incident (Vietnam War), VNM Song Tu Cau, VNM Tam Ky, VNM Tan Chau, VNM Tan Son Nhut Air Base, VNM Tan Son Nhut Air Base - Defense Attache Office (Vietnam War), VNM Tan Son Nhut Air Base - Grey House (Vietnam War), VNM Thach Han River, VNM Thu Bon River, VNM Thua Thien Province, VNM Thuan An, VNM Tien Sa Peninsula, VNM Tu Cau Bridge, VNM U Minh Forest, VNM US CIB Combat Information Bureau - Da Nang (Vietnam War), VNM US MACV Military Assistance Command Vietnam (Vietnam War), VNM US USAF Air Force Advisory Group (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC AHCB An Hoa Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC CAG Combined Action Group (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC Camp Horn (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC CAP Combined Action Platoon (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC DHCB Dong Ha Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC ECB Elliot Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC FLC Force Logistic Command (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC III MAF Marine Amphibious Force (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC KSCB Khe Sanh Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC MMAF Marble Mountain Air Facility, VNM US USMC QTCB Quang Tri Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USMC VCB Vandergrift Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USN Camp Tien Sa (Vietnam War), VNM US USN CBMU 301 (Vietnam War), VNM US USN CBMU Construction Battalion Maintenance Unit (Vietnam War), VNM US USN COMNAVFORV Commander of Naval Forces Vietnam (Vietnam War), VNM US USN Da Nang Officers Club - Stone Elephant (Vietnam War), VNM US USN HSAS Headquarters Support Activity Saigon (Vietnam War), VNM US USN LSB Ben Luc (Vietnam War), VNM US USN LSB Logistic Support Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USN LSB Nha Be (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NAF Naval Air Facility Cam Ranh (Vietnam War), VNM US USN Naval Communication Station Cam Ranh (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NCSA Saigon (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NCSU Da Nang (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NCSU Saigon (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NISOV Naval Investigative Service Office - Vietnam (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NISRA Da Nang (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NISSU Cam Ranh Bay (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NISSU Chu Lai (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NISSU Quang Tri Combat Base (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NISSU Vung Tau (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NSA Naval Support Activity - Da Nang (White Elephant) (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NSABT Naval Support Activity Binh Thuy (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NSAD Naval Support Activity Detachment - Cua Viet (Vietnam War), VNM US USN NSAD Naval Support Activity Detachment - Thuan An (Vietnam War), VNM US USN River Patrol Boat Flotilla Five (Vietnam War), VNM Vietnam, VNM Vietnam War (1955-1975), VNM VNN VNI Vietnamese Naval Intelligence, VNM VNN VNNSB Vietnamese Navy Security Bloc, VNM VNN VNNSS Vietnamese Navy Security Service, VNM Vu Gia River, VNM Yankee Station (1964-1973) (Vietnam War) Rating: ★★★★(4 stars) Subject: Books.Military.20th-21st Century.Asia.Vietnam War.Naval, Books.True Crime

Description: “NCIS History-Special Agent Vietnam is a comprehensive account of naval counterintelligence and criminal investigations in Vietnam. Doug Hubbard's first-hand experience provides unique insights into this little explored topic of the war, and the addition of a broad spectrum of his photos complements the narrative with a real life appeal. In an era when the term "terrorism" was not yet in vogue, NIS' investigations of insurgent attacks against US troops is a grim reminder of current threats our military faces in Afghanistan and around the globe on a daily basis.” Michael Sulick, Former Director, CIA National Clandestine Service “Although the Viet Nam War gives up its secrets grudgingly, former special agent Douglass Hubbard unveils an intriguing account of U.S. Naval Intelligence operations in the Republic of Vietnam. Drawing on his three years’ service in Vietnam and his subsequent research and interviews, Hubbard weaves a masterful story with 'NCIS History Special Agent Vietnam' that is equally inspiring and frustrating-just as the war itself proved to be.” Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC. (Ret.) author of the Battle History of the U.S. Marines “Doug Hubbard Jr. explores the seamy underside of the Vietnam War from his ‘catbird seat’ as a special agent of the Naval Investigative Service. At the most there were never more than twenty-one of these Naval Intelligence officers serving in-country, and they had to deal with an overload of such unsavory matters as counter espionage, sabotage, black marketing, currency manipulation, simple theft, drug trafficking, subversion, rape, and murder. Sometimes these investigations came to a brilliant resolution that Sherlock Holmes would have applauded. More often they foundered because of command apathy or indifference.” Brigadier General Edwin H. Simmons, USMC, Chief of Staff of the First Marine Division in 1970, former head of the Marine Corps History Branch, and author of Frozen Chosin: US Marines at the Changjin Reservoir “Doug Hubbard’s exposition with NCIS History Special Agent Vietnam defines a period of counterintelligence development in the Vietnam conflict and records its events for the first time. Compiled personal recollections of wartime special agents make this historical narrative a defining work in the legacy left by the group of Naval Intelligence professionals who devised rules for counterintelligence and force protection in the challenging and dangerous arena of Vietnam in the 1960s. Theirs was a monumental contribution to the U.S. government’s efforts to achieve stability in the Republic of Vietnam, particularly in the early days of the mission when much was accomplished by a select few.” Maynard C. Anderson, former Assistant Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Security Policy

Review - It was a decent book with a lot of historical information on the Vietnam War and NIS's members. The main problem with the book was how light it was on actual cases vs pages and pages of commentary of who was assigned when and where. Another major issue were the multiple misspellings (Viet Congo is a common one) and repeated paragraphs. It's not unreadable, but it had issues. But for the historical information, and a few insights into deserters, fraggings, and a few interesting cases, it's worth a read.

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<h1>150 Abraham Ford Ideas</h1>

Heading into additional training, Tom turned his ardour for the silver display screen into a degree in Broadcast Journalism at Leeds University. These days, he's hooked on all things Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Westworld, while reading up on what the X-Men are doing and imagining a life in Gotham City.

Rick tells him that he can fake it and it is not the first time he has carried out something as horrendous as the bandit's murder. Rick tells him that Carl is all he has and that he would do anything to guard him. Rick asks him if he is okay, and Abraham tells him that it's time Rick learnt how he misplaced his household. Abraham informs Rick of his spouse and daughter's rape, and the actual fact the he killed the six men responsible with his naked palms. He goes on to say that his household noticed him doing this act, and left him as a result of they have been scared of him. However, Abraham tells Rick that he managed to trace them down, solely finding his spouse & son's bodies devoured and his daughter as a zombie, which he had to kill. He goes on to inform Rick about all the instances he has killed individuals who opposed him, Rosita, and Eugene.

Robert Kirkman has stated that Abraham is likely one of the characters that he regrets killing off.Abraham's dying was not planned till the very issue he died in. Originally, Dwight and the other Saviors were going to engage in a firefight with Eugene and Abraham, main the two to retreat again to the Alexandria Safe-Zone unhurt. While writing the problem, Robert Kirkman thought that was "lame" and had Abraham shot via the pinnacle with an arrow. Abraham and Andrea began off very poorly as Andrea holds him and his group at gunpoint. When Dale was taken by the Hunters, Abraham said that they should leave and not waste time looking for him, angering Andrea.

Abraham draws his knife and heads over to finish the job but Sasha stops him stating that more of the survivors will be looking for them and they should leave. Sasha and Abraham both make it into a nearby town when Abraham notices a stray zombie. Abraham proceeds to go over to take out the walker however Sasha stops him as they don't want to depart a path for the group of survivors to observe. Inside the house, Abraham notices an image of a household which reminds him of his own family that he lost within the preliminary days of the apocalypse. Abraham then notices a zombie behind a glass wall, and he expresses his desire to kill it. Sasha stops him and she or he proceeds to talk about his killer intuition and his reckless behavior. Abraham jokingly reminds Sasha that she was in a similar place when she misplaced Bob and Tyreese and that she reduce his arm on their journey to paradise.

Abraham and the rest of the group decide to trust him and set-off in the direction of his neighborhood. After Billy and Ben's deaths, Abraham and the group decide to carry off touring any additional to D.C., as Dale and Andrea need to mourn their losses first.

Although Abraham did not make it through to the tip of the present, viewers are looking forward to seeing how Beta goes to conclude season 10. However, Abraham's death was made much more emotional by seeing him have to go away his new love, Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green). Now, Michael has spoken out about his dying scene and indeed what he regrets about it to podcast Dead Talk Live. As Negan trapped Rick Grimes and his band of survivors, a murderous recreation of eeny-meeny ensued which noticed Abraham chosen because the unlucky victim. After a merciless cliffhanger within the season six finale, viewers have been welcomed into season seven with the continuation of the scene which noticed two characters being killed off.

In "Forget", Deanna holds a welcome get together for the brand new group which Abraham attends with Rosita but they're troubled by the normalcy of it till they see beer and Abraham gets slightly drunk. In the episode "Spend", after having sex with Rosita, Abraham washes his face and appears confused and joins Tobin's building crew as they transfer supplies from exterior to expand the wall. Tobin later tells Deanna of Abraham's actions and she decides to assign him as chief of the construction crew. In the season finale "Conquer", following Rick and Pete's confrontation in the streets and him waving a revolver round Deanna considers kicking him out. Abraham, meets with Rick, Glenn, Carol and Michonne to debate the matter and Carol tells him to make up a narrative of having a gun out of concern for Jessie's safety, however Abraham asks their backup plan if they don't buy it. Rick then tells them that if things go dangerous he, Carol and Michonne will maintain Deanna, Reg and Spencer hostage as Abraham and Glenn cover them so they can raid the armory. Later Abraham visits an unconscious Tara however is surprised to see Eugene and tries to take a seat down without waking him however Rosita intentionally drops a dish to wake him up.

Eugene is shot through the firefight and Abraham helps carry him again to Alexandria, and the 2 repair their friendship. Abraham and Eugene meet early in the apocalypse when Abraham saves Eugene from a couple of pursuing walkers. Eugene informs him of his mission and Abraham then acts as an escort to Washington, DC for Eugene. She asks why and Abraham replies "When I first met you, I thought you have been the last lady on Earth - you are not." He then strikes out of the home they're sharing, leaving Rosita devastated. In "The Distance", the 2 work collectively to clear walkers and take a look at Aaron's RV. Abraham asks if she believed he would have hurt her, however she solutions "no", showing indicators of them starting to resolve their differences. Abraham was deeply protecting of A.J., simply as with the rest of his household, though there is a sturdy suggestion that this sense wasn't at all times mutual, as A.J.

The bitterness was resolved eventually and the 2 continued preventing alongside each other until the breakup between Abraham and Rosita. Soon after Eugene would go onto declare that he and Rosita were collectively, although the latter denied this to Abraham.

Eugene then starts to clarify what the "herd" is, but, is interrupted by Andrea, who continues to be demanding that Abraham drop his knife.

After Sasha prays with Maggie and Gabriel, Abraham reveals her a peace signal which she shows proper again.

As Andy chokes him, he hears Sasha's voice and proper before Andy can kill him, Daryl comes along and snaps his arm.

Daryl then comes out from behind the truck holding an RPG, having subdued and killed the biker who went to examine cargo with him, and leaves with Abraham and Sasha.

Daryl seems over to Abraham and asks if he is okay to which he says he is, seemingly un-phased that he virtually dies.

Dwight is resented by everybody for a while for killing Abraham but he professes that he had no choice as to not kill him would imply his spouse Sherry can be punished, which is in the end proven proper. Regardless of Rick's eventual alliance with Dwight, many members of the group nonetheless dislike him for killing Abraham. Though little is known about Abraham's relationship with his wife, he clearly was tremendously protective of her, being the main driving drive maintaining her alive in the apocalypse. During flashback sequences in "Self Help", he is proven to have killed a bunch of people, presumably to guard Ellen and their children. Despite reassurances from Abraham that every little thing would be alright, she seemed deeply disturbed by his actions, hinting at some attainable previous tensions.

Abraham continues to ignore him and helps Holly rapidly dispatch all the zombies within the area, leaving the opposite development crew members in awe and amazement over his zombie-killing expertise. He begins talking to himself while glancing at Rosita, telling himself to not be scared about going exterior the walls again because he is already used to it. Later that day, Abraham visits the Alexandria Safe-Zone armory with the rest of the Safe-Zone development crew. He reluctantly grabs his machine gun and helps the construction crew load the truck with supplies, heading exterior the Safe-Zone walls shortly after. After being given his position in the Alexandria group, Abraham and the opposite members of the group accompany Douglas on a tour round town, being shown their homes by him. After more details leaves them to separate housing preparations between themselves, Abraham tells Rick that they need to all sleep in one home for a few nights, in case something goes incorrect. Rick agrees with him and they each determine to unfold the word among the many group.

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"Hunt 7 In Touhy Escape," Chicago Tribune. October 10, 1942. Pages 1, 6, 7 & 8. --- GANG CHIEF AND 4 PALS FLEE IN PRISON BREAK ---- Roll Call Reavels 2, Others Gone. ---- BY WARREN BAKER. (Pictures on pages 6, 7, and 8.) Seven desperate convicts, all facing the prospect of spending the rest of their lives in prison, were hunted late last night, hours after a desper ate break over the walls at Stateville prison, near Joliet.

Five of them, headed by Roger [Terrible] Touhy, head of the old northwest side gang that kidnaped John [Jake the Barber] Factor, es- caped in an assault that ended in the wounding of two guards and a civilian employé.

Touhy Heads 5 in Break. Those with Touhy were:

Basil The Owl] Banghart, Touhy's former machine gunner who is known to police as one of the most vicious criminals of modern times.

James O'Connor, an undersized lifer who has escaped twice before from Stateville. The first time he got out hidden in a desk he had helped to build in the carpenter shop. The second time he went over the wall when some one turned out all the prison lights.

William Stewart, lanky 43 year old bandit sentenced to life as an habitual criminal.

Matthew Nelson, 40 years old, one of Stewart's Chicago associates in a bandit gang, also sentenced to life as an habitual criminal.

Discover Two More Missing. Hours after the escape, when Warden E. M. Stubblefield had returned from a business trip to Springfield, a roll call of the inmates was taken. Then it was found that two more convicts were missing, but whether they had escaped in the confusion could not be learned for certain before every foot of the prison and its huge grounds had been searched. The two are:

Edward Darlak, 31 year old mur derer of a Chicago policeman, serving 199 years.

St. Clair McInerney, 31, a safe blower and bandit who also is serving life as an habitual criminal.

Four and five guards manned each tower last night, and worked in relays hunting Darlak and McInerney.

Gov. Dwight H. Green said last night that he was "shocked" when informed of the prison break. He added that every facility of the state will be put in operation not only to bring the men back to prison, but to and out how they escaped.

Far Flung Manhunt Begins. One of the biggest and most widely flung manhunts the state ever has known was set in operation as soon as word of the escapes reached city, county, and state police. Every state policeman on the rolls was called into service and scores set to patroling highways and barricading intersections. The state's attorney's police, with a number of city policemen who could recognize the convicts, were sent out in squads to patrol old Touhy haunts and to aid the state forces.

Reports came pouring in from allsides late last night. The convicts had been seen in Downers Grove, in Naperville, on route 56 headed for Chicago. But the hottest of these reports came from two state policemen operating a barricade at Wolf road and Lake street [route 20].

They had stopped about five cars on each side of the intersection and were questioning occupants, when a dark car answering the general description of that in which the five escaped came roaring west on Lake street, and swung wide of the stopped automobiles.

Heads Car Toward Policeman. Policeman Benjamin Webb jumped out into the path of the car, waving his revolver. The car increased its speed, turned out its lights, and headed for Webb. He leaped out of the way just in time and it sped thru the intersection at 75 to 80 miles an hour and on westward.

The two policemen chased it to York road, about two miles, but never caught sight of it again. They then reported to their station by phone and the alarm was spread north, south and west of the point where it vanished. The policemen fired several shots.

State's attorney's police also were busy all night searching for those who recently had visited any of the convicts. Hunt Tony's "Brother." Madison, Wis. pollce were asked by Capt. Daniel Gilbert of the state's attorney's office to look for Edward Touhy, supposed brother of Roger Touhy, whom prison records list as having visited the gangster six times.

His latest visit, according to the records, was in Sept. 21. Capt. Gilbert said that Touhy was the only one of the escaped convicts who received more than one or two visits in the last year.

He expressed skepticism regarding the alleged relationship of the visitor, if Touhy had a living brother named Edward, he said, the state's attorney's office never had heard of him. He suggested that the "brother" may have been a member of the Touhy mob who posed as a relative in order more readily gain permission to visit the gangster.

Jall Driver Explains Visit. A deputy sherif, Jerry Kalal of Des Paines, who drives the bus bearing prisoners from the county jail to the state prison, also was listed as a visitor to Touhy and was questioned.

His explanation that he had visited Touhy to Inquire about some prop erty owned by the Thuhy family in Des Plaines was accepted.

Police visited Mrs. Hasel Kushn of 5659 Grover street, sister of Matthew Nelson. She and her husband, Albert, said that they had not seen Nelson since they visited him in prison in July and August of 1941. They said they had received no calls from the escaped felon. Police Visit Darlak Helatives. Police also called upon Edward Dur sister, Mrs. Mildred Roces, 541 Barber street, and his mother, Mrs. Pauline Darlak, 1257 West 14th place Two of Darlake's four brothers, Fred and Paul, who live with their mother. also were questioned. Two other brothers, Casimir and Loule, live in Chicago. Police searched the North Clark street taverns in the hope of finding Stewart, whom they relied w arrested in a Clark street gin mill.

Capt. Gilbert ordered a guard for Buck Hendricks former county high- way policeman, whose testimony as a state witness was instrumental in Touhy's conviction.

The guard for State's Attorney Courtney also was ordered tightened, and the detective squad car that normally follows the state's attorney was ordered to redouble its vigilance.

STORY OF THE ESCAPE The full story of the spectacular daylight foray inside the prison came out laze in the evening when Warden Stubblefield and Safety Director T. P. Sullivan questioned the prison personnel. After the inquiry, double investigation was opened, first to learn by what means four pistols were smuggled into the prison to the convicts - all were armed save Touhy and, second, whether Darlak and McInerney were in or out of the place.

From the stories of the guards and trusties who saw or were forced to take part in the break it was learned that the action started about 1:40 pm.

First warning came when a convict later identified as Touhy dashed from the bakery, in which he worked, to the convict driver of a garbage truck. Touhy, armed with a pair of scissors, ripped the shirt and slashed the forehead of the convict, Jack Cito, knocked him down, and leaped into the truck. He drove eff at high speed across the prison yard.

Cuts Telephone Wires. He drove to the mechanical shop where he rushed in and confronted Samuel Johnson, the guard on duty. He snipped the telephone wires with his scissors and, as at a signal. Banghart came thru a window with a gun.

In the mechanical store are kept number of sections of ladders locked in racks. Touhy and Banghart demanded two sections, one at 40 feet and another 30 feet long. As Johnson was unlocking the ladders, under the menace of Banghart's gun. Lieut. George Cotter, in charge of the mechanical shop, arrived on the scene. Banghart and Tray leaped on the Lieutenant beating him with their weapons, and dumped him into the truck, taking Johnson along, too. The ether three convicts were waiting is the truck.

Guard Shot in Forehead. Touhy and Banghart then headed the track for the northwest corner of the prison, to the area guarded by tower No. 3. As they neared the wall several of them opened fire en Guard Herman Kross in the tower. Kross was struck in the forehead by a bullet and fell.

The convicts then put up the long section of the ladder, making Johnson help them after beating him and tearing his shirt off. They took Johnson up the ladder with them. Kross had crawled inside the tower and was found dazed in a corner.

"Here's the key," one of them said, pointing to Kross' key to the door leading from the outside of the prison to the tower stairway. (There is no way to reach the tower from inside the prison.)

Hanging from its usual hook was the rope with which the tower guards lower the door key to the guard relieving them and up which they draw their lunches and coffee. Other convicts had searched Kross and had taken the key to his automobile, parked outside the prison at the foot of the tower stairs.

Flee In Guard's Auto. They then seized two rifles, part of the tower armament, and a heavy plated Kross wore, together with 15 or 20 rounds of extra ammunition for each gun, and calmly went down the tower stairs, unlocked the door, and left in Kross' light auto.

Kross, still dazed from his wound. was brought back to the prison last night from his home in Lockport, to which he had been taken after the break.

He said when he saw the truck coming toward the wall he saw prison officers on it and had started back for his rifle when he was felled by the bullet. He said he heard only two shots - four were fired, other witnesses said - and and he hesitated to shoot because he was afraid of hitting other guards. He said he was still dazed when a convict reached the tower and shoved him into a corner and took his gun.

Foreman Seized and Escapes. William Dahler, foreman of the mechanical shop, revealed during the questioning of guards, that he had been slugged and had suffered a bad scalp wound when Touhy and Banghart jumped him before they con fronted Johnson In the store room He was put into the track, too, but during the confusion of subduing Johnson and Lieut. Cotter, he escaped.

Warden Stubblefeld said after the Inquiry that there are about 2,800 inmates now in the prison. On guard over them are 240 men in three shifts. The warden said his turnover of guards had been 85 per cent in the last year because of the low pay - $115 to $135 a month - and because many of the men have left for war jobs or entered the armed services.

A count of the convicts is taken three times a day, 5:39 m. 4:30 p.m. and 9 pm. All were accounted for at the morning count, but there were seven sheet at both counts later in the day. Secretary Calls Police More than an hour elapsed after the escape of the four before Chicago police were notified. Then Warden Stubblefield's secretary called police head-quarters and told meager details of the break, naming Touhy and Banghart and a man named Connors. The secretary said she did not know the name of the fourth man.

It was nearly three hours before the state's attorney's staff were able to get the complete list of the fleeing convicts. Wilbert Crowley, first assistant state's attorney, demanded the prison name all who had fed so his force would know whom to look for. Only then was he told that the third and fourth men were James O'Connor and Stewart.

Believe Banghart Planned It. The smoothness and thorouhness of the escape and its planning were credited by most authorities to Bang hart and O'Connor, Banghart was brought back to Illinois in 1554 after lending a $100,000 mail robbery in Charleston, S. C. for which he was sentenced to 36 years. He was sentenced here to 39 years for the Factor kidnaping in a separate trial and was sent to Menard prison.

In about a year he managed, with three other desperadoes, to obtain scissors from the prison tailor shop and cut his way out of the penitentiary. He was shot in the arm and captured within an hour. Banghart is supposed to have some thing more than $380,000 of his mail robbery proceeds cached somewhere in this area. Two others of the gang were sent down to Jollet with Touhy. [Banghart was sent there after his Menard escape.] They were Gloomy Gus Shaeffer and Albert Paily Nosel Kator. Schaeffer died while in prison.

SEEK BANGHART'S GIRL The sweetheart of Basil Banghart, who broke out of Stateville prison yesterday, was one of the persons police wanted to question about the escape. She is Mae Block, some times known as Mrs. Basil Banghart., a dark haired, attractive woman, who gave birth to a daughter in 1914 at Asheville, N. C, while Banghart was awaiting trial for a $100,000 mall truck robbery.

After that robbery $81,000 of the foot was not recovered, and there were reporta that Banghart had buried it in Chicago. Banghart was sentenced to 34 years Imprisonment for the robbery but since he was al ready under a 90 year sentence In Illinois for the John Factor kidnaping, he was returned here to serve that term.

Pardoned by Governor. Soon after the mall robbery trial the Blalock woman was arrested in Tennessee on a state charge of kid naping Rufux Costner, a brother of Ike Costner, who was convicted with Banghart for the mall holdup. She was convicted and sentenced to 45 years in prison in 1936.

Two years later the governor of Tennessee pardoned her, declaring he thought the kidnaping charge was fictitious. She promptly agreed to help show the authorities where the balance of the mail loot could be found.

In company with the chief of detectives of Charlotte, N. C, the Bis lock woman came to Chicago in September, 1928 to hunt for the buried treasure It was never found, but police suspected she knew where it was hidden.

Nothing has been heard from her since the treasure hunt. She has not been among Banghart's recent visitors at the prison.

"KIDNAPING PAIR, LONG NOTORIOUS, IN FOR 99 YEARS," Chicago Tribune. October 10, 1942. Page 6. ---- In Gang of Killers That Battled Capone. ---- Roger Touhy and Basil Banghart, who escaped yesterday from Stateville penitentiary, were members of a notorious gang of killers, kidnapers, and bootleg operators. For years they fought the Capone gang, and after Al Capone was sent to prison, the Touhys were undisputed masters of Chicago's underworld.

Roger Touhy was the boss of the gang. Banghart, known "The Owl," was the gang's machine gunner. Both were sentenced to 99 years in prison in 1934 for the $100,000 ransom kidnaping of John [Jake the Barber] Factor. Gus Schaefer and Albert Kator were sentenced to thesame terms for the same crime.

At his trial Touhy accused Factor of staging a fake abduction to prevent his return to England where he faced trial for an alleged stock swindle. Touhy carried his appeal to the United States Supreme court, which denied his application for a writ of habeas corpus in 1938.

Two Brothers Slain. The Touhy brothers [Roger, James, Thomas, John, Joseph, and Edward] grew up in the neighborhood of Polk street and Damen avenue. Their father was a policeman - an honest one and a good one, his associates said. The boys' mother was burned to death accidentally when they were youngsters.

From petty thefts they went to burglaries and then to bootlegging. The roster of the brothers dwindled. James died in the penitentiary. John was killed by a stray bullet in a tavern. Joseph was killed in a gun fight. Edward died a natural death.

That left only Thomas and Roger, who organized the gang that became known as "The Terrible Touhys."

For a while the Touhy gang had a working agreement with the Capone gang, under which they divided territories for the sale of bootleg liquor. Eventually the truce was broken, and a war between the gangs raged for several years. The full story of this war has never been told, but many an "unsolved" murder was laid to the strife.

Judge's Home Bombed. In 1939 part of the story came out when an unnamed convict told the state's attorney's office how several sensational crimes were committed. One of these was the mysterious bombing of the home of Judge John P. McGoorty in 1932. The blast blinded a boy who was passing by, and a woman lost the sight of one eye.

This crime, said the convict, was committed by the Touhys in order to add to the public clamor for the return to prison of their deadly enemy, James [Fur] Sammons, a gunner for the Capone gang.

The convict also blamed Roger Touhy for the 1932 ambush murder of George [Red] Barker, a Capone killer. This slaying was to avenge the killing of Timothy J. Lynch, czar of the teamsters' union, in the previous year.

Repeal of prohibition cut off the Touhy gang's rich sources of income, and they turned to bank robberies, kidnapings and efforts to muscle into labor unions. Thomas Touhy concluded his career by taking part in a $78,000 mail holdup in the Minneapolis station of the Milwaukee road on Jan. 3, 1933. He and seven others were sentenced to 23 years for this crime and they are still in federal prison.

That left Roger as the last of the brothers. With Banghart as his chief aid, he kidnaped Factor, and was sent to prison for 99 years. Police say he turned "cry baby" when he got behind prison walls and spent all his time complaining and plotting ways to escape or to have his sentence voided.

The real toughened criminal of the gang, according to police, is Banghart. His break yesterday was his fourth escape from prison. In 1927 he escaped from the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga., along with the notorious Gerald Chapman. Captured at South Bend, Ind., he shot his way out of the city jail while awaiting extradition.

Shot in Chase. Banghart was recaptured in Baltimore, Md., and returned to Chicago for trial as one of the Factor kidnapers. Sentenced to 99 years, he was sent to Menard prison, where he staged his third prison break by smashing thru the prison gates in a commandeered truck with three other prisoners.

About nine miles from the prison the truck crashed into an automobile. Pursuing prison guards then caught up with the fugitives. Banghart was shot in the arm during the roundup that followed. Soon afterward he was transferred to the old state prison in Joliet, where the most hardened criminals usually are confined.

"POLICE RECORDS OF FELONS WHO ESCAPED PRISON," Chicago Tribune. October 10, 1942. Page 7. ----- (Story starts on page 1.) Figures in Escape ---- 'Terrible' Touhy Leader of Ruthless Gang. ---- Here are the criminal records and descriptions of the five convicts who escaped and the two reported missing from Stateville prison yesterday: ROGER TOUHY - 45 years old. 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 139 pounds; of medium build; has chest- nut hair mixed with gray; light blue eyes. He was the leader of the "Terrible Touhy" gang that ruled the liquor traffic on the northwest side during prohibition days. Later the gang turned to bank robberies, kidnapings, and muscling in on labor unions. Touhy was convicted only once - for the kidnaping of John Factor - and was serving a 99 year sentence.

BASIL BANGHART - 41 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighs 152 pounds; has light blue "slanty" eyes and chestnut hair, medium gray. Police describe him as the toughest man who ever walked into the Chicago detective bureau. In the old gang days he was known as the machine gunner for the Touhy mob. Banghart also was serving a 99 year sentence for the Factor kidnaping, but he is also under another 36 year sentence for a mail truck robbery in Asheville, N. C.

JAMES O'CONNOR - 36 years old, 5 feet 4 inches tall; weighs 158 pounds; orange-green slanty eyes; chestnut hair. He was serving a term of 1 year to life for armed robbery imposed in 1932, but earlier he served a sentence for assault to rob. Yesterday was his third escape from the penitentiary. In May, 1932, O'Connor and a pal concealed themselves in a desk while at work in the prison furniture factory and broke free from a truck outside the prison walls. Later that year he was shot and captured during an attempted robbery. In 1936 he made his second escape from Stateville, climbing a cleverly contrived ladder resting against the 33 foot wall after throwing the entire prison into darkness by pulling the master switch. He was captured in January, 1937, in Kenosha, Wis., and returned to prison.

WILLIAM STEWART - 43 years old, 6 feet tall, medium build: dark hair mixed with gray; light hazel green slanty eyes. He was sentenced Nov. 14. 1937 on a plea of guilty to robbery. Under the habitual criminal act he was sentenced to life imprisonment.

MATTHEW NELSON, ALIAS MARTIN NEWTON - 40 years old, 5 feet 95 inches tall; weighs 149 pounds; medium build, sallow complexion, chestnut hair and blue eyes. He was a member of Stewart's robbery gang. and like him was sentenced Nov. 14. 1937 to life imprisonment under the habitual criminal act.

ST. CLAIR McINERNEY - 30 years old. 5 feet 8 inches tall; weighs 157 pounds, medium build, chestnut hair, fair complexion, blue eyes. He was serving a life term under the habitual criminal act, imposed in 1937 after he was caught while attempting to blow a safe in the Swedish club, 1258 North La Salle street. In 1932 he had been granted probation after he confessed to four robberies. The probation was voided, and he was sentenced to one year to life for burglary. He was paroled after serving two years. 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 141 pounds, medium build, fair complexion, chestnut hair, hazel eyes. He was serving a 199 year sentence for the murder of Policeman Thomas Kelma during a holdup in 1935. One of his companions in the holdup, Frank Banks, who confessed firing the fatal shots, committed suicide by hanging himself in his county jail cell. "Roger Touhy, Basil Banghart, and Five Others Escape from Stateville," Chicago Tribune. October 10, 1942. Page 8. ---- [From top left] An aerial view of Stateville prison, near Joliet, with important buildings located. Seven of its inmates were reported to have escaped yesterday. They included the notorious gangsters Roger Touhy, kidnaper of John Factor, and Basil Banghart. Warden E. H. Stubblefield (seated) and guards who figured in the jailbreak drama. Left to right, standing: T. P. Sullivan, state director of public safety, and Guards Herman Kross, Samuel Johnson, Glenn Harris, and Lieut. George Cotter.

Here is the northwest corner of the Stateville prison wall, with Tower No. 3, the guard of which was shot as the desperadoes made their escape. Within 45 minutes all highways within 25 miles of the scene were blocked by state police. Illinois highway police stopping motorist last night as they searched for Statesville fugitives. Tower No. 3 at Statesville prison, from inside the walls. Broken line shows where felons placed ladder to escape.

#stateville penitentiary #prison break #escape from prison #escape plot #notorious criminals #desperate convicts #life sentences #habitual criminal #long criminal record #1942 stateville escape #illinois history #illinois prisons #illinois state prison #history of crime and punishment #world war ii

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brookstonalmanac · 9 months

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Events 7.21 (after 1900)

1904 – Louis Rigolly, a Frenchman, becomes the first man to break the 100 mph (161 km/h) barrier on land. He drove a 15-liter Gobron-Brillié in Ostend, Belgium. 1907 – The passenger steamer SS Columbia sinks after colliding with the steam schooner San Pedro off Shelter Cove, California, killing 88 people. 1919 – The dirigible Wingfoot Air Express crashes into the Illinois Trust and Savings Building in Chicago, killing 12 people. 1920 – The "Belfast Pogrom" begins two years of violence with the expulsion of thousands of Belfast shipyard, factory and linen mill workers from their jobs. 1925 – Scopes Trial: In Dayton, Tennessee, high school biology teacher John T. Scopes is found guilty of teaching human evolution in class and fined $100. 1925 – Malcolm Campbell becomes the first man to exceed 150 mph (241 km/h) on land. At Pendine Sands in Wales, he drives Sunbeam 350HP built by Sunbeam at a two-way average speed of 150.33 mph (242 km/h). 1936 – Spanish Civil War: The Central Committee of Antifascist Militias of Catalonia is constituted, establishing an anarcho-syndicalist economy in Catalonia. 1944 – World War II: Battle of Guam: American troops land on Guam, starting a battle that will end on August 10. 1944 – World War II: Claus von Stauffenberg and four fellow conspirators are executed for the July 20 plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. 1949 – The United States Senate ratifies the North Atlantic Treaty. 1952 – The 7.3 Mw  Kern County earthquake strikes Southern California with a maximum Mercalli intensity of XI (Extreme), killing 12 and injuring hundreds. 1954 – First Indochina War: The Geneva Conference partitions Vietnam into North Vietnam and South Vietnam. 1959 – NS Savannah, the first nuclear-powered cargo-passenger ship, is launched as a showcase for Dwight D. Eisenhower's "Atoms for Peace" initiative. 1959 – Elijah Jerry "Pumpsie" Green becomes the first African-American to play for the Boston Red Sox, the last team to integrate. He came in as a pinch runner for Vic Wertz and stayed in as shortstop in a 2–1 loss to the Chicago White Sox. 1960 – Sirimavo Bandaranaike is elected Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, becoming the world's first female head of government 1961 – Mercury program: Mercury-Redstone 4 Mission: Gus Grissom piloting Liberty Bell 7 becomes the second American to go into space (in a suborbital mission). 1961 – Alaska Airlines Flight 779 crashes near Shemya Air Force Base in Shemya, Alaska killing six. 1964 – A series of racial riots break out in Singapore. In the next six weeks, 23 die with 454 others injured. 1969 – Apollo program: At 02:56 UTC, astronaut Neil Armstrong becomes the first person to walk on the Moon, followed 19 minutes later by Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin. 1970 – After 11 years of construction, the Aswan High Dam in Egypt is completed. 1972 – The Troubles: Bloody Friday: The Provisional IRA detonate 22 bombs in central Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom in the space of 80 minutes, killing nine and injuring 130. 1973 – In Lillehammer, Norway, Mossad agents kill a waiter whom they mistakenly thought was involved in the 1972 Munich Olympics Massacre. 1976 – Christopher Ewart-Biggs, the British ambassador to the Republic of Ireland, is assassinated by the Provisional IRA. 1977 – The start of the four-day-long Libyan–Egyptian War. 1979 – Jay Silverheels, a Mohawk actor, becomes the first Native American to have a star commemorated in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 1983 – The world's lowest temperature in an inhabited location is recorded at Vostok Station, Antarctica at −89.2 °C (−128.6 °F). 1995 – Third Taiwan Strait Crisis: The People's Liberation Army begins firing missiles into the waters north of Taiwan. 2008 – Ram Baran Yadav is declared the first President of Nepal. 2010 – President Barack Obama signs the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. 2011 – NASA's Space Shuttle program ends with the landing of Space Shuttle Atlantis on mission STS-135 at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. 2012 – Erden Eruç completes the first solo human-powered circumnavigation of the world.

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"Happy Birthday!"

The box they presented Dwight with was flat and long and nondescript cardboard. However one glance at the paint smears on H's fingertips could hint at what lay within.

Beneath a layer of bubble wrap rested a wooden sign, painted a deep pthalo green with the words 'Verbatim Bookstore and Bakeshop" meticulously painted in a shiny gold with white outlines in swooping letters.

"I noticed you still didn't have a proper sign for the shop while I was taking care of it, so I made one. It's sealed against all kinds of weather so it'll look good for a while."

Dwight gasped upon seeing his gift. It was such a beautiful gift! All Dwight had out for his store was a sheet of paper on the front door. It wasn’t anything nice or fancy, but it was all he could afford at the moment. Every cent went to his apartment and ordering more books for the shop and getting orders for customers, he barely had a chance to get a sign out.

With tears in his eyes, he hugged H tightly. “This is so sweet! Thank you so much!”

#gin n chthonic #(~answered~)#(Dwight’s birthday)

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Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home (1995)

#1990s #actor mary kate schellhardt #dir dwight h little #dp laszlo kovacs #cat adventure #french #american #luxembourgish #green #earrings #teeth #tongue #brown eyes #collar #free willy 2: the adventure home 1995 #free willy 2: the adventure home #free willy 2 #free willy the adventure home 1995

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It’s Just a Costume

Requested?: Yes! I got two requests I merged into one, where Y/N is dressed really nice and all the guys in the office are ogling her, and Jim gets un poco jealous, and another request around the Halloween episode where Dwight turns up as the Joker and when Y/N comes in as Harley he thinks it’s a sign they are meant to be together.

Word Count: 4.2K+

Author’s Note: I have been given a burst of energy recently and want to make sure all the requests I have gotten are written (even if these ones are from a month ago (I’m so sorry)). I like the idea of jealous Jim, not gonna lie, because it seems like this would be his only actual flaw. I hope you enjoy; this is my second thing with smut so bear with me.

Warning: SMUT. oral (female receiving), intercourse, sex while on the phone. I went a bit off the rails, this is new territory for me.

No-one in the office knew you were a cosplayer.

They did not need to know what you did in your spare time, or that you had a whole room in your apartment dedicated to rolls of fabric and your beloved sewing machine. You were actual quite well known within the community, had your own blog about the behind the scenes of costume making and tips for convention goers. But it was your little secret, and most certainly not something you wanted broadcast at your day job.

Not even Jim knew.

The pair of you had been dating on the down low for a good few months now, actually coming on a year, and while he knew all about your love of comic books and your going to conventions, he wasn’t yet aware of the whole ‘dress up like comic book villains and paint your body completely green that one time’ sort of commitment. It’s not that you thought he would mind, if anything he might find it quite cool, but you weren’t ready to share your guilty pleasure with him just yet, and that was ok. Jim got it.

You had joined Dunder Mifflin about three years ago now and were currently filling in the receptionist role while Pam was off in New York at corporate. However, due to doctor’s appointments and compulsory trips to HQ, you had never had the chance to dress up for Halloween at the office. The whole team joined in to some degree, and with the new Batman movie having just been released, you had the perfect costume idea for the occasion.

You had cosplayed as Harley Quinn a fair number of times in your life, and for this year’s Comic Con you had actually made a Dr Harleen Quinzel costume to match the grunge, dark, jaded Joker Heath Ledger had played in the summer blockbuster. It was all handmade, simply because nowhere in Scranton sold the lab coat or dress you had envisioned in your early sketches, and you even took the time to make up a fake nametag, print out a Joker casefile, doodle love hearts with the letters ‘J+H’ in the margins.

You were a woman of detail, you liked to make sure everything was up to your standard, and even got yourself some black ankle boot high heels that match the aesthetic perfectly. The costume as a whole looked great, you wouldn’t even lie, so when you realised your were finally going to be in Scranton to participate in Halloween, you woke up early that morning to sort your makeup and slip into the red and black dress you had designed yourself. You grabbed the lab coat and props, including a pair of glasses you didn’t need to reflect the comic books, and headed out the door to your car.

Whatever forces held reign over your life must have bee reluctant for you to show up at work. Not only did you have to stop for gas when you were sure you had a full tank a few days ago, but a breakdown on your usual route to work had made you thirty minutes late, and the last person to entire the office.

“Morning Hank!” You greeted the security man with a wave, and he replied with a grunt, invested in his newspaper. You called the lift, your phone pinging as you stepped in the lift.

Jim: Not like you to be so late, Y/N. Tut tut. Xx

You rolled your eyes at the message despite the smile on your face, pressing the button for Dunder Mifflin’s floor before texting back.

You: Just heading up now, traffic was insane this morning. Can’t wait to see your costume Xx

You caught your reflection in the steel doors and quickly tidied your hair, which had been blown around a little by the wind. A part of you was nervous, was the outfit too obscure for the office to get? You banished the thoughts: you looked great and that’s what counted.

The elevator doors slid open, the entrance to the office decorated with spider webs and plastic pumpkins. You had made sure to stock up your desk with plenty of candy the night before, and with a smile on your face, you entered the office and sat yourself at the reception desk.

“Sorry I’m late guys…” You apologised offhandedly, pushing the glasses up your nose and logging into your computer, humming along to ‘Thriller’ that was playing in the background on low volume. You had made sure there was a Halloween CD in the player last night too.

It took you a moment, after you had logged on to the computer, to look up at Jim to wave hello, when you realised the whole office seemed to be looking at you. You made sure you weren’t imagining things, blinking a few times to focus your vision, but it was definitely the case.

Everyone was staring.

“Do… Do I have something in my hair?” You asked, oblivious to what everyone else was seeing.

What Jim was seeing.

Your costume for the occasion wasn’t just nice or pretty, it was stunning. The fabric hugged your curves just right, it showed a little more than a fair amount of cleavage, and your heels just emphasised the lace stockings you had decided. Jim was never a man to objectify, but even he couldn’t help but gawk at how sexy you looked that morning.

Thankfully, Phyllis decided to break the silence, walking over to your desk and pretending to pull a piece of fluff from your hair. The rest of the room, the males especially, hurried themselves back to work at that.

“Oh, thank you Phyllis. My morning was chaotic, I knew something would go wrong.” You laughed sweetly, still completely clueless as to what everyone was looking at. “I love your Raggedy Ann look!” You complimented, offering her a candy. She took it with a sweet smile.

“Thank you Y/N… You really went all out this year, you look great.” She offered back, and you felt a blush of pride coming to your cheeks.

“It’s my first time getting to participate in costumes at the office, I thought I’d give it my best shot.” You explained, and with a kind nod, Phyllis headed back to her desk, leaving you to start responding to phone calls.

The day continued in an… Odd fashion. Every twenty minutes or so, one of the guys was up at your desk, asking for something. First it was Ryan dressed up as Gordon Gecko, who you complimented on the suspenders, then Creed, the first Joker impersonator, then Toby, who had gone for the classic skeleton, and Kevin, the second Joker, then Andy, who guffawed when you guessed Mister Mistoffelees, and finally Dwight, Joker number three. Dwight seemed to be visiting the most, whether it was to fax something or ask for a call to be forwarded, he was suddenly a whole bunch nicer to you today. It was around lunchtime, when Dwight made his way up to the desk for the sixth time, that you finally asked for an explanation.

“Hey Dwight? Is everything alright today?” You asked, leaning forward in your chair to smile at him, not noticing your co-worker’s eyes flick down to your chest.

“Uh…” He seemed to stutter on the thought, before straightening himself up. “I just didn’t think a girl like you would be interested in comic books, that’s all. Your outfit just caught me off guard, I wanted to check you were really dressed up as Harleen.” You nodded and smiled.

“You know, you’re the first person to guess my character right all day! I started to wonder if it was too out of the box, if I looked like I came in dressed as a pharmacist or something.” You giggled, and Dwight let out a nervous laugh along with you.

“You have done the character justice… You look good.” He stated with a firm nod, and you handed him a candy in thanks.

“So do you, Dwight.” You complimented back, glancing up at the clock. “I’m going to sort out my lunch.” You excused yourself, standing up and heading over to the kitchen with your coffee mug, lab coat left behind, and glasses perched atop your head.

Your exiting the room allowed for multiple of the younger, testosterone-filled men of the office to get a good look at your ass in the red and black number you had created, and for Dwight to rush back to his desk and get Jim’s attention away from you, his girlfriend’s, ass.

“What, Dwight?” He snapped, not in a good mood at all. He had spent the entire morning watch his co-workers flirt with you, and he didn’t like it. He couldn’t even blame it on you, you seemed completely oblivious to what the outfit was doing to them, to him…

“I was right.” Dwight said with far too much excitement, looking back at the kitchen as you poured yourself some coffee.

“Right about what?” Jim entertained the creep he had worked beside for years, the given adjective not simply because of the Halloween look he had decided on. Jim had never found the fun in dressing up for Halloween, and today wore a nametag with ‘Dave’ written on it. He sipped on his coffee, watching Dwight build up the courage to speak with a raised brow.

“Y/N is in love with me.”

The statement had Jim spitting coffee back into his cup to avoid choking, but Dwight seemed unfazed by the reactionWhile you were unaware of any sort of connection, Dwight had been pining over you since the moment you landed in the office. And Jim had known, of course, thanks to a night at the bar that left Dwight calling out your name as he was piled into a taxi. But what had given him the impression you liked him?

“How are you so sure?” Jim asked, and Dwight scoffed, folding his arms in defence.

“Well, if you must know, I’ve been studying her body language towards the men in the office for quite some time.” Jim’s eyes widened, and Dwight looked him over. “She’s a young, fertile woman, and this is breeding grounds. Out of everyone in the office she could be attracted to, she distinctly shows affection to me. Today she has spoken to me five separate times of her own volition, she has given me two pieces of candy and she matched my costume. The signs are very clear, Jim.”

“She matched you?” Jim asked.

“Her outfit, Doctor Harleen Quinzel? She is dressed as the Joker’s romantic interest.” Dwight explained it to Jim like he was dumb, and quickly quietened down as you returned back into the room, walking past their desks. Jim smiled as you approached, causing you to blush a little.

“Hey Jim, I got you a fresh cup, you’ve been nursing that one for a while.” You passed over the coffee to your boyfriend with a bite of the lip as he took a sip of the fresh brew.

“It’s perfect Y/N. Thanks.” He gave it the nod of approval and you made your way back to your desk, waving at Dwight as you walked by.

“Hey costume partner.” You joked, and Jim raised an eyebrow at you. You mouthed a quick ‘what?’ at him before sitting back down and picking up the ringing phone.

“See?” Dwight whispered, dialling his next number with a manic grin on his face. “She clearly is trying to mate with me.”

By 3 o’clock, Jim couldn’t ignore his jealousy any longer. Ryan and Toby had asked if you were free later, but Dwight… Dwight was going above and beyond. He had spent the day slacking on his work and trying to entice you with cups of coffee, possible prank ideas and chain emails that got you to giggle twice. Frankly, Jim wasn’t quite sure what to do. He had been the one to suggest keeping your relationship quiet, more because he knew the badgering Pam and Roy had gotten when they dated and didn’t want that for you both, and because he didn’t want to come on too strong.

But now, almost a year on? He had just been working up the courage to say the big three words, and you come in dressed like that, then actively flirted with the guys at the office, with Dwight? He wasn’t angry at you, but he was angry at someone, or something.

As 4 pm rolled on, and with no sign of Michael returning from his move in trip with Holly any time soon, the office had begun to pack up for the afternoon, and Jim decided to make a move. He was, technically, in charge of the office for the day. So, as the troops started to file out, Jim held you back.

“Y/N, can I have a word please?” Jim’s face was neutral, his tone leaning to the scolding side more than anything, and you looked at him confused.

“What’s up Jim? The rest of the team are heading for the bar, you not coming?” You asked, waving to Phyllis and Oscar as they headed out.

“Michael’s office. Now.” Jim ordered, though his voice was soft. You nodded, stepping through into the office. Jim turned to see the last people packing up, Dwight seeming quite content on staying until you left. “Dwight, would you head out with everyone else? Y/N and I will catch up. We need to run over some files Michael messed up last week.” Jim was convincing in his act but didn’t very much care. With a sigh and a glare, Dwight headed out the door with Kelly on his heels, leaving you and Jim alone in the office. He locked Michael’s office door for a safety measure and pulled shut the blinds.

“That isn’t good…” You laughed from your seat on the desk, legs swinging as you watched Jim begin to pace. “Halpert? What’s wrong?” You had noticed he had been off balance today; you had assumed it was a few bad sales calls that caused it.

Jim wasn’t quite sure what to say now he had you alone, so instead he decided to act. In two steps, he crossed the room to Michael’s desk and pressed his lips to yours feverishly, his hands coming to your cheeks as he kissed you with raw passion you hadn’t ever seen in him before. You did nothing to stop him though, instead shrugging off the lab coat and letting it fall onto the oak you sat on, spreading your legs for Jim to move closer and tangling you fingers in his hair.

“You’ve been driving me crazy all day…” Jim muttered, pulling away for a moment to catch his breath. His hands moved from your face to travel your body, landing on your ass and pulling you to the edge of the table. “Teasing me in that dress…”

“I have?” You moaned out, surprised by the admission from your boyfriend, and the PDA. You knew you looked nice today, but a tease?

“Why do you think all the guys in the office have been extra attentive today?” Jim chuckled, and it clicked in your head.

“Oh… Oh my god!” You gasped, followed by a giggle. “That makes a lot more sense…” you paused for a moment, pulling Jim close by his tie. You weren’t one for anything hardcore in the bedroom, but with Jim, you knew how to push his buttons. “Is that why you dragged me in here? You were jealous?” You asked with a smirk, loosening his tie until it was on the carpet, and starting to unbutton his shirt.

“So, what if it was?” Jim countered, his thumbs running along the hem of your skirt before pushing it up your thighs, revealing the lacy tops of your stockings and your match black underwear set. He audibly groaned at the sight, his trousers becoming increasingly tight. “The things you do to me Y/N I-” You cut him off by reconnecting your lips, finishing unbuttoning Jim’s shirt and moving on to his belt as he shrugged the fabric from his shoulders.

“You know, you have to remember that this… This is just a costume.” You whispered in Jim’s ear, moving his hand to your underwear, which he swiftly pulled off. “You get everything underneath…” the words dripped from your tongue, sultry and tempting and more than enough to convince Jim to press two fingers against your folds.

To say you were wet was an understatement, and the smirk on Jim’s face did nothing to aid the situation. You were wet for him, from the way he kissed you, the way he touched you, and no-one else. With a pull on the front of your dress, the elasticity of the fabric working in Jim’s favour to expose a lacy black bra, he simultaneously slipped two fingers inside you, earning a moan as your head dropped back.

Jim made sure to tease you first, his thumb flicking over your clit to provide jolts of pleasure but no real stimulation, the fingers pumping slowly inside you, getting you used to the intrusion, forcing you to relax a little.

“You know sweetheart…” Jim’s voice had dropped an octave into a growl that made you shiver. “You could always wear stuff like this more often…” The words caught you off guard, and Jim played to his advantage, speeding up the pace of his fingers and adding a third, earning a gasp from you, one of your hands flying up to cover your mouth as another moan rolled past your lips.

“Jim…” You whispered, your eyes fluttering shut as his fingers curled, tension already building in your abdomen.

“Nobody’s around, move your hand away.” Jim ordered, and you did as instructed. He smirked in approval, picking up the pace with his fingers and dropping down to his knees, eye-level with your dripping cunt. “All this just for me?” He teased, and you whined as his tongue darted out to lick your bud.

“This isn’t fair!” You whimpered, legs trembling, but Jim just smiled.

“You teased me all day in that dress Y/N, I would say this? This is perfectly fair.” Jim finished his statement by switching his fingers inside you for his tongue, and you couldn’t help but thread a hand in his hair and pull him closer.

“Fuck… Jim I’m close.” You warned, Jim slowing down the pace for a just a moment to throw you off, to make you think he wouldn’t let you cum. Your stomach had begun knotting, your whole body tensing up as Jim’s tongue lapped your juices and his thumb pressed down on your clit. Jim moved his face away, planning to finish you off with his fingers again, when a sudden noise jolted you both from the sex-induced haze, and ruined whatever orgasm you had been building up to.

The phone was ringing, and Jim knew the number.

“Answer it.” Jim stood up as he spoke, pressing his lips to your neck. You moved back a little, and Jim looked up at you with a wicked glint in his eye, and you couldn’t lie, it excited you.

So, on the fourth ring, you picked up the phone.

“Hell-oh?” Your eyes widened, and Jim captured your lips in his as he pressed his cock against your heat, having undone his pants while you were preoccupied.

“Hello Y/N? This is Dwight. I was wondering what time you would be leaving the office.” Dwight’s voice on the other end was loud enough for you both to hear, and Jim rocked his hips forward as your lips parted, entering you. You did your best not to moan, Jim’s size was still something that shocked you a little despite almost a year of dating and sex.

“O-oh, hi Dwight.” You responded with shaky breath, biting down on your lip as Jim pulled out again. He was watching your with a playful grin on his face, daring you to moan down the phone, to reveal the compromising situation the pair of you were into his rival. To add insult to injury, he decided to bottom out in you as you began speaking again. “We-WE!” You gasped, slapping his arm with your free hand, only to receive his lips on your neck in return, this time intent on leaving a mark.

“So tight for me…” Jim growled in your ear, and you let out a whimpering, alarming Dwight on the other end.

“Are you alright?”

“Just fine, Dwight. G-got a p…papercut.” You had to stop and breathe, covering the speaker on the phone to let out a whimper, much to Jim’s amusement. “These files are worse than we thought. We might be here a while, head on without us.” You said as quickly as you could, Jim beginning to pick up the pace of his thrusts, your walls clenching around him and earning a groan.

“Well, I could assist if you would like?”

“It’s alright, we’ve… We’ve got it handled. See you tomorrow, Dwight…” You held onto Jim, his movements bringing back round the release you had almost managed to get.

“Right, well, goodni-” You hung up the phone before Dwight had time to finish, letting out a pent up moan as you lay back on the desk, finally relaxing into the rhythm of Jim’s cock pounding into you.

“You asshole.” You hissed through the pleasure, fully giving in to the experience, while still noticing the proud look on Jim’s face.

He knew he had it good. Becaause he could say, without question, the girl everyone wanted was his. He could see it. As you, his Y/N lay on the desk beneath him, hair haloed around your head and breasts now inching free from your bra, dress ridden up to your abdomen and the straps halfway down your arms, moaning and begging for more, Jim knew he had officially won whatever game the world had been playing him in.

“Don’t lie, you love it.” Jim groaned as your walls spasmed around his girth again. His own release was fast approaching, and by the way your lips had parted in pleasure, the trembles that had once again started in your legs, he knew you were close too.

“Jim…” You moaned out, confirming it for him. You reached up, pulling him to lean over you by the neck, shifting his position inside you to press right against your sweet spot, his strokes becoming sloppy but more forceful.

“Fuck Y/N…” He muttered, the light from the window catching on the slight sheen of sweat on his forehead. “Cum for me…” He moaned out, and with a final stroke you were pushed over the edge, the tension in your stomach finally releasing and sending moans and curses tumbling from your lips.

You were so gone in the moment that you didn’t notice Jim still, finishing himself, and only after a few moments, and a kiss from Jim on your forehead, did you return to reality.

“We… We really had sex in the office…” You laughed in disbelief, looking around the room. Your clothes were scattered, the desk a complete mess thanks to the hasty sex session. Jim was just watching you as you sat up, a smile on his face, and he pulled out, tucking himself back into his trousers.

“I’m going to get some wet paper towels from the bathroom.” He suggested, shrugging back on his shirt and starting on the buttons as he left you to catch your breath.

By the time you had both cleaned up and fixed your clothes back into something semi-presentable, it was dark outside. Neither of you cared much, walking out the office cuddled into one another, Jim’s arm over your shoulders and yours around his waist.

“You know, I think we should tell the office we’re dating.” Jim announced as he led you over to your cars, and you pulled out your own set of keys as he put his stuff in the trunk. It took you a second to process the proposal, but you looked up and grinned.

“Really?” You asked, and Jim couldn’t help but kiss you.

“Well, yeah, bit tired of not getting to show off the girl I love.” Jim said with a wink, and you kissed him again.

“I love you too.” You promised, the first time you had shared the words between you, but it was clear you both meant it.

“There was silence for a moment, you opening your own car and setting your work bag on the back seat, closing the door as you thought for a moment.

“You know… I cosplay…” You blurted out, and Jim turned to you in surprise. “You know, you mentioned this would happen more often if I wore more stuff like this… I can assure you there is plenty more.” You giggled as you said it, blushing red.

“That… That is very interesting information…” Jim looked like he was going to say something more but went red from ear to ear. Even after the encounter upstairs, Jim was still his goofy self.

“Why don’t you come over tonight?” You offered, to which Jim quickly nodded, leaving you both laughing as you got into your separate cars, only to meet twenty minutes later at your place, a step further in your relationship.

#jim halpert x reader #jim halpert #smut #jim halpert smut #the office #request #queue

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cardest · 3 years

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New Orleans playlist

Hungry for some po boys? Feeling the Mardi Gras vibes for this weekend? This is the ultimate NOLA playlist, right here. Play the songs here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-iHPcxymC182dTlE-Gii6ZOO5ZrN1Z1T

Louisiana and New Orleans, all in the one awesome playlist. If there are songs I left out, let me know and I can add those. Or come meet me at Le Bon Temps Roulé and we’ll listen to this NOLA playlist together with drinks.

LOUISIANA & NEW ORLEANS

001 Bob James - Take Me To The Mardi Gras 002 Earl King - Ain’t no city like New Orleans 003 John Lee Hooker - goin’ to Louisiana 004 Crowbar - Wrath Of Time By Judgment 005 True Detective - Theme (The Handsome Family - Far From Any Road) 006 EyeHateGod - New Orleans Is The New Vietnam 007 The The Meters - Chicken Strut 008 Paul McCartney - Live And Let Die (from Live And Let Die) 009 The Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar 010 Lucinda Williams - Crescent City 011 King Hobo - New Or-Sa-Leans 012 Concrete Blonde - Bloodletting 013 Down - Underneath Everything 014 True Blood Theme Song (Jace Everett - Bad Things) 015 Corrosion of Conformity - Broken Man 016 The New Orleans Jazz Vipers - I Hope Your Comin' Back To New Orleans 017 Willy DeVille - Jump City 018 Left Side - Gold In New Orleans 017 Necrophagia - Reborn through Black Mass 018 Johnny Horton - The Battle Of New Orleans 019 Dr John - Litanie des Saints 020 Foo Fighters - In the Clear 021 Redbone - The Witch Queen Of New Orleans 022 Jucifer - Lautrichienne 023 Danzig - It's a long way back from hell 024 Harry Connick, Jr. - Oh, My Nola 025 The Gaturs - Gator Bait 026 Jon Bon Jovi - Queen Of New Orleans 027 Cyril Neville - Gossip 028 Carlos Santana - Black Magic Woman 029 Gentleman June Gardner - It's Gonna Rain 030 Eddy G. Giles - Soul Feeling (Part 1) 031 Tool - Swamp Song 032 Beasts of Bourbon - Psycho 033 Seratones - Gotta Get To Know Ya 034 Chuck Berry - You Never Can Tell 035 Grateful Dead - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleoo 036 Pale Misery - Hope is a Mistake 037 Exhorder - Homicide 038 King James & the Special Men - Special Man Boogie 039 Chuck Carbo - Can I Be Your Squeeze 040 Amebix - Axeman 041 Tomahawk - Captain Midnight 042 Waylon Jennings - Jambalaya 043 Heavy Lids - Deviate 044 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Apache Rose Peacock 045 Necrophagia - Rue Morgue Disciple 046 Johnny Cash - Big River 047 Albert King - Laundromat Blues 048 Meklit Feat Preservation Hall Horns - You Are My Luck 049 Le Winston Band - En haut de la montagne 050 Dr. john - I Thought I Heard New Orleans Say 051 Down - New Orleans is a dying whore 052 Samhain - To Walk The Night 053 Creedence Clearwater Revival - Green River 054 Southern Culture on the Skids - Voodoo Cadillac 055 Bonnie, Sheila - You Keep Me Hanging On 056 Warren Lee - Funky Bell 057 Elf - Annie New Orleans 058 Cannonball Adderley - New Orleans Strut 059 Doug Kershaw - Louisiana Man - New Orleans Version 060 Willy deVille - Voodoo Charm 061 The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun 062 Porgy Jones - The Dapp 063 Lost Bayou Ramblers - Sabine Turnaround 064 IDRIS MUHAMMAD - New Orleans 065 John Lee Hooker - Boogie Chillen No. 2 066 Hank 3 - Hillbilly Joker 067 Nine Inch Nails - Heresy 068 Talking Heads - Swamp 069 Irma Thomas - I'd Rather Go Blind 070 Mississippi Fred McDowell - I'm Going Down the River 071 Dee Dee Bridgewater - Big Chief 072 Dr. John - Creole Moon 073 Agents of Oblivion - Slave Riot 074 Steve Vai - Voodoo Acid 075 Saviours - Slave To The Hex 076 Kris Kristofferson - Casey's Last Ride 077 JJ Cale - Louisiana Women 078 Cher - Dark Lady of New Orleans 079 LE ROUX - Take A Ride On A Riverboat 080 The Melvins - A History Of Bad Men 081 Floodgate - Through My Days Into My Nights 082 Opprobium - voices from the grave 083 Quintron & Miss Pussycat - Swamp Buggy Badass 084 Child Bite - ancestral ooze 085 Sammi Smith - The City Of New Orleans 086 The Explosions - Garden Of Four Trees 087 Bobby Boyd - straight ahead 088 Bobby Charles - Street People 089 Wall of Voodoo - Far Side of Crazy 090 Rhiannon Giddens - Freedom Highway (feat. Bhi Bhiman) 091 Elton John - Honky Cat 092 Serge Gainsbourg - Bonnie and Clyde 093 Fats Domino - I'm Walking To New Orleans 094 Cruel Sea - Orleans Stomp 095 Down - On March The Saints 096 Danzig - Ju Ju Bone 097 The Neville Brothers ~ Voodoo 098 Megadeth - The Conjuring 099 Miles Davis - Miles runs the voodoo down 100 Elvis Presley - King Creole 101 Led Zeppelin - Royal Orleans 102 The Lime Spiders - Slave Girl 103 BIG BILL BROONZY -'Mississippi River Blues' 104 Kreeps - Bad Voodoo 105 Dirty Dozen Brass Band - Caravan 106 Kirk Windstein - Dream In Motion 107 Eletric Prunes - Kyrie Eleison - Mardi Gras 108 Merle Haggard - The Legend Of Bonnie And Clyde 109 Corrosion of Conformity - River of Stone 110 THE ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN (MAIN TITLE) 111 Zigaboo Modeliste - Guns 112 ReBirth Brass Band - Let's Go Get 'Em 113 Inell Young - What Do You See In Her? 114 Jimi Hendrix - If 6 as 9 (Studio Version) Easy Rider Soundtrack 115 Deep Purple - Speed King 116 Exhorder - The Law 117 Crowbar - The Cemetery Angels 118 A Streetcar Named Desire OST - Main Title 119 WOORMS - Take His Fucking Leg 120 steely dan - pearl of the quarter 121 Tabby Thomas - Hoodoo Party 122 Black Label Society - Parade of the Dead 123 Dwight James & The Royals - Need Your Loving 124 Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter (2012) The Rampant Hunter (Soundtrack OST) 125 PanterA - The Great Southern Trendkill 126 Ween - WHO DAT? 127 Earl King - Street Parade 128 Ernie K-Doe - Here Come The Girls 129 Dejan's Olympia Brass Band ~ Mardi Gras In New Orleans 130 Body Count - KKK Bitch 131 Goatwhore - Apocalyptic Havoc 132 C.C. Adcock - Y'all d Think She Be Good To Me (from True Blood S01E01) 133 The Meters - Fire On The Bayou 134 Dr. John - I Walk On Guilded Splinters 135 Balfa Brothers - J'ai Passe Devant ta Porte 136 Ween - Voodoo Lady 137 King Diamond - 'LOA' House 138 Creedence Clearwater Revival - Born On The Bayou 139 Dax Riggs - See You All In Hell Or New Orleans 140 Professor Longhair - Go to the Mardi Gras 141 Dixie Witch - Shoot The Moon 142 Ramones - The KKK Took My Baby Away 143 Fats Waller - There's Going To Be The Devil To Pay 144 Mississippi Fred McDowell - When the Train Comes Along with Sidney Carter & Rose Hemphill 145 Treme Song (Main Title Version) 146 Tony Joe White - Even Trolls Love Rock and Roll 147 Nine Inch Nails - Sin 148 Exodus - Cajun Hell 149 NEIL DIAMOND - New Orleans 150 James Brown - Call Me Super Bad 151 Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child ( Slight Return ) 152 Allen Toussaint - Chokin Kind 153 Dash Rip Rock - Meet Me at the River 154 Hawg Jaw- 4 Lo 155 Hot 8 Brass Band - Keepin It Funky 156 Hank Williams III - Rebel Within 157 Dejan's Original Olympia Brass Band - Shake It And Break It 158 Jelly Roll Morton - Finger Buster 159 The Royal Pendletons - (Im a) Sore Loser 160 Little Bob & The Lollipops - Nobody But You 161 Gregg Allman - Floating Bridge (True Detective Soundtrack) 162 Michael Doucel with Beausoleil - Valse de Grand Meche 163 Dolly Parton - My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy 164 Othar Turner & the Afrossippi Allstars – Shimmy She Wobble 165 Jucifer - Fleur De Lis 166 Soilent Green - Leaves Of Three 167 Ides Of Gemini - Queen of New Orleans 168 Betty Harris - Trouble with My Lover 169 Lead Belly - Pick A Bale Of Cotton 170 Candyman Opening Theme 171 Goatwhore - When Steel and Bone Meet 172 Acid Bath - Bleed Me An Ocean 173 Pere Ubu - Louisiana Train Wreck 174 Walter -Wolfman- Washington - You Can Stay But the Noise Must Go 175 Alice in Chains - Hate To Feel 176 Body Count - Voodoo 177 Live and Let Die - Jazz Funeral 178 Smoky Babe - Cotton Field Blues 179 Professor Longhair - Big Chief Part 2 180 Lewis Boogie - Walk the Line 181 James Black - Theres a Storm in the Gulf 182 The Balfa Brothers - Parlez Nous A Boire 183 The Jambalaya Cajun Band - Bayou Teche Two Step 184 The Deacons - Fagged Out 185 Thou - The Changeling Prince 186 Black Sabbath - Voodoo 187 King Diamond - Louisiana Darkness 188 Doyle - Cemeterysexxx 189 KINGDOM OF SORROW - Grieve a Lifetime 190 Hank Williams III - Louisiana Stripes 191 FORMING THE VOID - On We Sail 192 BUCK BILOXI AND THE FUCKS - fuck you 193 Down in New Orleans - The Princess and the Frog Soundtrack 194 Trombone Shorty & James Andrews - oh Poo Pah Doo 195 Whitesnake - Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City 196 The Dirty Dozen Brass band - Voodoo 197 Joe Simon - The Chokin' Kind 198 Down - Ghosts along the Mississippi 199 AEROSMITH - Voodoo Medicine Man 200 Nine Inch Nails - The Perfect Drug 201 The Byrds - [Sanctuary III] Ballad Of Easy Rider 202 The Iguauas - Boom Boom Boom 203 PJ Harvey - Down By The Water 204 Louis Armstrong - Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans 205 Dr John - Right Place Wrong Time 206 ESTHER ROSE - handyman 207 Lightnin Slim - It's Mighty Crazy 208 Slim Harpo - Blues Hangover 209 Irma Thomas - Ruler Of My Heart 210 WEATHER WARLOCK - Fukk the Plan-0 211 Superjoint Ritual - The Alcoholik (Use Once And Destroy) 212 Stressball - dust 213 Trampoline Team - Kill You On The Streetcar 214 Xander Harris - Where’s your Villain? 215 Dukes of Dixieland - When The Saints Go Marching In 216 Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds - Su Su 217 Danzig - I'm the one 218 EyeHatteGod - Pigs 219 Hank Williams Jr - Amos Moses 220 The Cramps - Alligator Stomp 221 Crowbar - The Serpent Only Lies 222 Shrüm - drip 223 Thou - The Only Law 224 DR. JOHN - Babylon 225 Garth Brooks - Callin' Baton Rouge 226 Wild Magnolias - All On A Mardi Gras Day 227 NCIS New Orleans TV Show theme 228 Skull Duggery - Big Easy 229 Harry Connick Jr. - City beaneath the sea 230 Elvis Presley - Dixieland Rock 231 Tom Waits - I Wish I Was In New Orleans (In The Ninth Ward) 232 Neil Young - Everybody's Rockin 233 Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals - Delinquent 234 CORROSION OF CONFORMITY - Wolf Named Crow 235 Widespread Panic - Fishwater 236 Lillian Boutté - Why Don't You Go Down to New Orleans 237 Bryan Ferry - Limbo 238 Scream - Mardi Gras 239 EyeHateGod - Shoplift 240 Better Than Ezra - good 241 Duke Ellington - Perdido (1960 Version) 242 Bob Dylan - Rambling, Gambling Willie 243 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - sAve my soul 244 Le Roux - So Fired Up 245 Concrete Blonde - The Vampire song 246 Boozoo Chavis - Zydeco Mardi Gras 247 Idris Muhammad - Piece of mind 248 Les Hooper - Back in Blue Orleans 249 Doug Kershaw - Cajun stripper 250 DOWN - Witchtripper 251 Soilent Green - So hatred 252 Professional Longhair - Big chief 253 Willie Nelson - City Of New Orleans 254 Tom Waits - Whistlin' Past The Graveyard 255 Brian Fallon - sleepwalkers 256 Patsy - Count It On Down 257 Into the Moat - The Siege Of Orleans 258 Bruce Cockburn - Down To The Delta 259 Jello Biafra · the Raunch and Soul All-Stars - Fannie Mae 260 Exhorder - Asunder 261 Cane Hill - Too Far Gone 262 The Slackers - peculiar 263 Crowbar - A Breed Apart 264 COC - Wiseblood 265 Necrophagia - Embalmed Yet I Breathe 266 EYEHATEGOD - Fake What's Yours 333 Alan Vega - Bye Bye Bayou 666 DOWN - Stone the crow

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