#Herman Belmonte

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make a list of your ocs pretty please 🥺

OHOHOHOHO >:]

RWBY: Jack Thorne, Jedidiah Lundie, Wanda David, Killian, Temujin Khan, Lexa Bahram-Schnee, Sofia Cheng, Mars Vasilius, John Ironwood, Morgan Gelé, Vincent Redwood, Victoria Evergreen, Adrastia Vivianus, Leta Ennius, Tullius Nikos, Kenshiro Todoroki, Nasira Bahram-Schnee, Martin Marigold, Mortimer Goodwitch, Norman Goodwitch, Tiber Root, Sean Quartermain, Mohammed Alzeez, Abdul Sa'luk, Lucy Evergreen, Lavinia Carter, Mina Westenra, Victor Reynolds, Joseph Coal, Julian Fiddtan, Raphael Montgomery Redford, Owen Swanson, Vladimir Dusk, Kurama, Topaz Pine, Helios Fall, Ymir Pine, Nyx, Ra, Akariame, Meio, Unminochi, Tsukyio, Faith Lincoln, Nerissa Lincoln, Edward Lincoln, Jerome Winchester, Klaus Schnee, Jacana Branwen, Sterling Branwen, Hilda Rainart, Mordecai Rainart, George Pourman, Bjorn Valkyrie, Freyja Valkyrie, Viola Arc, Reymond Evergreen, Inazami, Cerilla Arc, Ozymandias Evergreen, Shang Zhu, Li-Feng Zhu, The Jackal, The Woodsman, Marilyn Thorne, Jacob Thorne, Silas Lanius, Jahmir Palani, Atia Shanti, Ajit Shanti, Suhana Shanti, Nikita Shanti, Loo, Khaa-Tang, Omar Severus, Trent Aurelius, Percival Ulixes, Orville Alighieri, Herman Ulysses, Jason Bassilius, Robert Beckett, Inanna Bahram, Sahmir Bahram, Claude Hugo, Spencer Malachite, Vivienne, Cowl, William Sneed, Phillip Gateau, Hosea Trelawny, Leaven Trelawny, Tallow Trelawny, Merlin Carter, Ishmael Ahab, Cam Lua, Amateru, Muerte, Klaus Schnee, Noelle Schnee

Internet Horror: Jack White, Glenn Jacobson, Markus Whitestone, Bonko The Clown

The Elder Scrolls: Lulueith Heronstride, Cidhna, Viol, Sigyn Steel-Breaker, Laufey Dead-Eye, Matthew, Adrastia Basillius-Septim

Fallout: River Nelson, Six

League of Legends: Wilhelm Swain

DND: Sylvas Velothi, Frida, Savage, Belphegor Paxton

Borderlands: Sadie Zaford, Wyatt Friday, Vi

Saints Row: Solomons

GTA: Gabriella Estevez

Cyberpunk: Viggo

The Addams Family: Elizabeth Whitmire, Cedric Von Belmont

Marvel: Marcus Whittaker, Darcy Stone, Shadow,

Hellaverse Rewrite: Dean Calloway, Dominic Sinclair, Hugh Sharpe, Alfred Chapman

God of War: Freydis

DC: Achmed Kang

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Shirley Alston Reeves (born June 10, 1941), born Shirley Owens, is a soul singer who was the main lead singer of the hit female singing group the Shirelles. The Shirelles consisted of classmates of hers from Passaic High School, New Jersey: Doris Kenner Jackson, Addie "Micki" Harris McPhadden, and Beverly Lee. Her strong, distinctive voice meant that she was the natural choice for their main lead singer, though Jackson was also featured as the lead on several songs as well. Her nephew, Gerald Alston is the lead singer of The Manhattans. She enjoyed a string of hits with the Shirelles throughout. She left the Shirelles to begin a solo career, initially recording under the name "Lady Rose". She recorded an album entitled With A Little Help From My Friends, after the hit song by the Beatles, which featured members of the Flamingos, the Drifters, Shep and the Limelites, the Five Satins, the Belmonts, Danny & the Juniors, Herman's Hermits and La La Brooks of the Crystals. The Shirelles were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She performed on the Doo Wop 51 special, and continues to tour under the name 'Shirley Alston Reeves and her Shirelles'. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence https://www.instagram.com/p/Cen942PL2C77CjfgmbqpGl-rTJ19W33noUFJzc0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Bad movie I have Jack the Giant Killer 1962

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Lost in Space #30

Howdy, Isolans! We have conducted an activity check for the month of April!

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Cissie Ann Allen (ORIGINAL CHARACTER)

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6  ( TOWNHOUSE 221)

THE ADVENTURE ZONE

John  ( TOWNOUSE 209)

BLASPHEMOUS

The Penitent One ( APARTMENT 321)

BUNGOU STRAY DOGS

Dazai Osamu  ( HOUSE 113)

CARMEN SANDIEGO

Graham Calloway ( TOWNHOUSE 240)

CASTLEVANIA

Richter Belmont ( APARTMENT 306)

CLOSERS

Harpy ( CONDO 409)

DESPICABLE ME

Gru ( CONDO 425)

FATE

Berserker (Florence Nightingale) ( APARTMENT 350)

Rider of Red (Achilles) ( APARTMENT 350)

FINAL FANTASY

Prompto Argentum ( APARTMENT 304)

Warrior of Light (Black Mage - Kal'ihnia Ki'tsu) ( CONDO 462)

Warrior of Light (Summoner - Cirina Kahkol) ( TOWNOUSE 214)

FIRE EMBLEM

Kamui (f) ( HOUSE 108)

FRUITS BASKET

Kyo Sohma ( HOUSE 151)

GENSHIN IMPACT

Jean Gunnhildr ( APARTMENT 353)

Paimon ( TOWNHOUSE 241)

THE GOOD PLACE

Michael ( CONDO 409)

GRANBLUE FANTASY

Lucilius ( CONDO 441)

THE HENRY STICKMIN COLLECTION

Henry Stickmin ( TOWNHOUSE 232)

HOLLOW KNIGHT

Hornet ( HOUSE 152)

The Radiance ( TOWNHOUSE 247)

HYPNOSIS MIC (HYPMIC)

Doppo Kannonzaka ( TOWNHOUSE 230)

Gentaro Yumeno ( APARTMENT 317)

Jyuto Iruma ( HOUSE 107)

Riou Mason Busujima ( HOUSE 102)

IDENTITY V

Edgar Valden (Painter) ( TOWNHOUSE 208)

Mike Morton (Acrobat) ( HOUSE 105)

Norton Campbell (Prospector) ( TOWNHOUSE 238)

KIMETSU NO YAIBA (DEMON SLAYER)

Gyomei Himejima ( CONDO 467)

KIRBY

Susie ( TOWNHOUSE 222)

MIDSOMMAR

Dani Ardor ( APARTMENT 321)

ONE PUNCH MAN

Speed Of Sound Sonic ( HOUSE 105)

ORIGINAL CHARACTER

Alarian ( HOUSE 158)

Carina 'Cassy' Aegir 

Cissie Ann Allen (BROKEN LINK) ( APARTMENT 323)

Herman Rasulov & Dmitrii ( CONDO 419)

OVERWATCH

Jamison Fawkes (Junkrat) ( HOUSE 150)

POKEMON

Leon ( CONDO 401)

Piers ( APARTMENT 315)

PROMARE

Lio Fotia ( TOWNHOUSE 214)

RWBY

Adam Taurus ( APARTMENT 318)

Blake Belladonna ( HOUSE 105)

SALLY FACE

Sal Fisher ( CONDO 408)

SHOVEL KNIGHT

King Knight (King Knight’s House, GOLDEN)

TALES OF

Alice ( TOWNHOUSE 249)

TOUHOU

Marisa Kirisame (CONDO 414)

Remilia Scarlet ( CONDO 454)

Toyosatomimi no Miko ( CONDO 424)

TRANSFORMERS

Rung ( TOWNHOUSE 240)

TWISTED WONDERLAND

Cater Diamond ( TOWNHOUSE 219)

Malleus Draconia ( TOWNHOUSE 231)

Vil Schoenheit ( TOWNHOUSE 208)

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Today on GET YOUR PETS we met Herman in Belmont (plus his portrait) a chinchilla named waffles and plus Llama made a sword. Archive is on IGTV. See you tomorrow for more GET YOUR PETS https://www.instagram.com/p/CAqOK9hFnjs/?igshid=112h6s91c5mtp

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Hero to Zero: A History of Plastics

Written by Penny Sparke

The story of plastics starts in the nineteenth century with the patents for a number of semisynthetic materials. The aim was to bring luxury goods—previously made of expensive, handcrafted, natural materials—within the reach of the socially mobile nouveau riche. The new products—jewelry, pin boxes, hair ornaments, picture frames, mirrors, combs, and many more—brought unbridled pleasure to their owners through conspicuous consumption, ownership, and the associated social status.

(left) Birdcage (China), ca. 1901; Made by Liang Qichang (dates unknown); Buffalo horn (vertical bars), lacquered bamboo (horizontal hoops bracing bars), ivory, tortoiseshell (with substrate of silver leaf on vermillion on wood), cedar wood, various metals (brass, possibly paktong, white metal), jade, glazed porcelain; H x diam.: 86 x 39.4 cm (33 7/8 x 15 1/2 in.); Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Gift of Mrs. Herman Frasch, 1916-12-1-a/f. (right) Comb (Peineta) (Cuba), 19th century; Shaped and pierced tortoiseshell; H x W x D: 26 x 23.5 x 3 cm (10 1/4 x 9 1/4 x 1 3-16 in.); Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Gift of Belmont Freeman, for the family of Maria Magdalena Kjellesvig González de Freeman, 2018-41-1

Now in the early twenty-first century, the multiple plastics that surround us on a daily basis are more likely to evoke guilt than pleasure. The painfully slow degradability of the fully synthetic plastics and the complex plastic blends from which our running shoes, shopping bags, computers, food packaging, picnic plates, automobile components, and a myriad of other items in daily use are constructed, have engendered huge environmental problems. With less than a fifth of the total amount being recycled, the rest is left to inflict untold damage on the planet’s animal and plant life.

That dramatic turnaround in attitudes toward plastics happened in little over a century. It mirrored the general shift that occurred with the growing realization that the rampant consumerism that had driven social change and economic growth from the nineteenth century onward had a flipside, and that, in acquiring our material comforts, we were inadvertently destroying the natural environment on which we depend for our survival. From the 1960s onward, partly through writings such as Rachel Carson’s 1962 book Silent Spring, which alerted us to the growing quantities of toxins in our environment, and Vance Packard’s study of two years earlier, The Waste-Makers, an outcry against built-in obsolescence, an awareness gradually grew about the damaging effects of the double-edged sword that was consumer capitalism.

Plastics have not always been the enemy, however. During the greater part of the twentieth century, we welcomed plastic products into our homes, offices, and cities on a massive scale. They were carriers of the message of modernity and they brought with them a link to the progressive world of advanced technology and the wonders of science. The widespread acceptance that they received was largely a result of the forms bestowed on them by industrial designers. Unlike handworked wood, for example, which can take on only certain forms, plastics lack an innate shape or color and have a fluidity that gives them a huge flexibility.

Before they became the heroes of the modern world, however, plastics had performed a range of other roles. Natural plastics—amber, horn, wax, shellac (from the “lac” beetle), gutta-percha (from the Palaquium tree), ivory, and tortoiseshell, for example—went back to antiquity. Amber, usually used for jewelry, was mentioned by the ancient Greek Pytheas, in the fourth century BCE. Natural plastics were joined in the mid-nineteenth century by the semisynthetics, among them vulcanite (rubber with sulphur added), which was widely used for imitation jet jewelry; casein (made from milk curd), which took on many shapes and colors and which was also used widely as a substitute for more precious materials; and celluloid, once again a favorite substitute, but the properties of which (apart from its flammability) also made it the perfect material for billiard balls and photographic and cinematic film. Semisynthetics acted either as stand-ins for natural materials or as utilitarian substances facilitating other new developments. When the first fully synthetic phenolic polymer—Bakelite—appeared in 1907, it followed the latter route, becoming the perfect material for the new electricity industry.

(left) Radio Nurse Intercom Speaker, 1937–38; Designed by Isamu Noguchi (American, 1904–1988); Manufactured by Zenith Radio Corporation (Chicago, Illinois, USA); Molded Bakelite, metal; H x W x D (without cord): 19.8 x 17 x 16 cm (7 13/16 x 6 11/16 x 6 5/16 in.); Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Gift of Mel Byars, 1991-59-61. (right) Baby Brownie Camera and Packaging, ca. 1934; Designed by Walter Dorwin Teague (American, 1883–1960); Manufactured by Eastman Kodak Company (Rochester, New York, USA); Molded Bakelite, metal, glass; H x W x D: 8 x 8.5 x 7.3 cm (3 1/8 x 3 3/8 x 2 7/8 in.); Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Gift of George R. Kravis II, 2014-25-4-a,b

Patriot Radio, 1940; Designed by Norman Bel Geddes (American, 1893–1958); Manufactured by Emerson Radio and Phonograph Corp. (New York, New York, USA); Cast phenolic resin (Opalon), molded urea plastic, molded cellulose acetate, embossed acetate, metal; H x W x D: 20.3 x 27.9 x 14 cm (8 x 11 x 5 1/2 in.); Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Gift of George R. Kravis II, 2014-10-1

All that was to change in the 1920s, when industrial designers began to transform plastic products into magical objects. Emerging from the commercial backgrounds of advertising and window display, the new American designers—Norman Bel Geddes, Raymond Loewy, and Harold Van Doren among them—already knew how to meet the symbolic requirements of consumers. They created meanings and identities for a range of new plastic products emanating from the new technology-driven industries. In the words of Jeffrey Meikle, “Americans viewed plastics as miracle materials from which to shape the contours of a desired future.”[i] Raymond Loewy’s 1929 redesign for the Gestetner duplicator boasted a new Bakelite body-shell, which brought the object’s mechanical parts together into a single visual entity. Bakelite was soon joined by a range of new phenolic plastics in a rainbow of colors, among them Catalin, which was used for toys and jewelry, and a number of urea formaldehyde resins, among them Vinylite, which also introduced new possibilities for colored products. While plastics and design developed a natural synergy with each other, the former were also the perfect vehicle for the 1930s product style called “streamlining”—a modern aesthetic applied to automobiles, refrigerators, and a wide range of smaller mass-produced plastic objects with bodyshells, such as radios—as its rounded forms meant that products could be removed from their molds with ease.

Child’s Chair, 1964; Designed by Marco Zanuso (Italian, 1916–2001) and Richard Sapper (Italian, 1932–2015); Manufactured by Kartell S.p.A. (Milan, Italy); Polyethylene

Plastic products suffered a setback in the immediate post–World War II years when, for a few years, consumers looked to the comfort provided by traditional goods and the authenticity of natural materials. It was a short-lived interlude, however, as designers once again came to the rescue of plastics and rehabilitated the materials as the symbols, once again, of modernity, progress, and optimism. That rehabilitation took place not in the United States, but in Italy, where an indigenous plastics industry had developed in the 1930s when economic nationalism prevailed. Postwar, through the visual innovation of its products, Kartell, the manufacturer of plastic products, became preeminent in the field, in 1953 employing designer Gino Columbini, who made mundane products like colanders and lemon squeezers look like enticing items of modern sculpture. The main challenge to Italian designers was to make large items, such as chairs, completely out of plastics. Kartell took on designer Marco Zanuso to address that task and in 1964 the company launched a polyethylene child’s chair (above), which soon inspired others to follow suit, among them Vico Magistretti, who created the Selene chair out of ABS plastic for Artemide in 1967, and Joe Colombo, who designed chair model 4867 for Kartell in the following year. The minimalist aesthetic they developed, which featured sleek surfaces, organic curves, and bright colors, became the aesthetic for modern plastic products in the 1960s and returned to the materials the reputation for high quality and modern sophistication that they had previously enjoyed in the U.S. in the 1930s.

Model 4860 Stacking Side Chairs, 1967; Designed by Joe Colombo (Italian, 1930–1971); Manufactured by Kartell S.p.A. (Milan, Italy); Injection-molded ABS plastic, rubber; H x W x D: 72 × 43.3 × 43 cm (28 3/8 × 17 1/16 × 16 15/16 in.); Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Gift of Dr. Herbert Appel, 1986-115-1,2

The oil crisis of 1973 marked the end of the easy accessibility of plastics. That decade also saw the beginning of a popular concern with environmental issues, among them the release of toxins into the atmosphere, the depletion of natural resources, and the excessive production of damaging waste materials, including plastics, which were slow to degrade. While efforts were made to ensure that they could be recycled, the quantities in which they were used for everyday purposes, such as packaging, made that challenging. By the 2000s, the need for symbolism in everyday goods had been overtaken by an interest in ecology, and it became clear that plastics could not, like natural materials, return to the earth from which they had come. As a consequence, plastics ceased to be the miraculous messengers of modernity and became the enemy. Our relationship with them is unlikely to ever be the same again.

Penny Sparke is professor of design history at Kingston University, London. She received her PhD in Design History in 1975 and taught the subject from 1975 to 1999. She has given keynote addresses, curated exhibitions, and broadcast and published widely. Her publications include The Plastics Age: From Modernity to Post-Modernity (1990) and An Introduction to Design and Culture, 1900 to the Present (4th edition 2013).

This article was originally published in the Summer 2019 issue of Design Journal, Cooper Hewitt’s biannual magazine.

  Notes

[i] Jeffrey Meikle, “Plastics in the American Machine Age,” in The Plastics Age: From Modernity to Post-Modernity, ed. Penny Sparke (London: Victoria & Albert Museum, 1990), 42.

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A Fun Munday Thingy c:

Tagged by: @booregaurd

Rules: Answer the questions and tag 9 people you wanna get to know better

Relationship status: Single and ok with that 😂

Top 3 ships: Uuuggghhh I have to choose only 3???? Tragic-! I'll go with.... Spirk(Kirk/Spock), The Doctor/The Master and uh.... Alucard/Trevor/Sypha (or alternatively Alucard/Richter, cus that doesn't get enough love)

Lipstick or chapstick?: Chapstick, defo. I get too paranoid about lipstick getting messed up so I fuss over it all day.

Spell your name out in song: (I put in links to Spotify! These were so hard to choose 😂🙏 Have a listen, I love them all so much)

Cars, by: Gary Numan

An Old Fashioned Love Song, by: Three Dog Night

Theme from New York, New York, by: Frank Sinatra

Hey, Bulldog, by: The Beatles

Everybody Loves Somebody, by: Dean Martin

Raspberry Beret, by: Prince

I'm Into Something Good, by: Herman's Hermits

Nights on Broadway, by: the BeeGees

Eleanor Rigby, by: The Beatles

Tagging: @theflamingraven @shiplikemyhelmet @shiny-doppelganger @ask-my-twisted-creations @belovedbelmont @rxnowned-vxmpire-hxnter @a-modern-belmont @horchatachinchilla @drummermiku

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TRABAJADORES DESAPARECIDOS VISTOS EN LA BRIGADA DE SAN JUSTO

De un total de 39 casos de víctimas fatales, se registran 19 de quienes se ha podido averiguar su lugar de trabajo. Su dimensión como trabajadores ayuda a comprender la fuerza del movimiento obrero en aquella época.  

9 TRABAJADORES ESTATALES

3 Trabajadores Estatales NACIONALES

Ricardo Chidichimo, Servicio Meteorológico Nacional

Héctor Galeano, ENTEL

Claudio Logares, Banco de la Nación Argentina

3 Trabajadores Estatales de la Provincia de Buenos Aires

La Bruna José, Hospital Ramón Carrillo de Ciudadela.

Jorge Luis de Iriarte, Hospital Ramón Carrillo de Ciudadela.

Raul Fahyt, empleado del Parque Pereyra Iraola

3 Trabajadores Municipales

De La Matanza: Jorge Luis Congett

De Merlo: María Eloisa Castellini, trabajadora de un jardín de infantes de Merlo.

Capital Federal: Jorge Antonio Catanese, trabajador del Jardín Botánico.

Trabajadores de Salud

Ricardo Perez Huzuliak: médico en la clínica privada Mayo.

Trabajadores en empresas Privadas

Laura Futulis en Rolito

Alejando Aibar en Bonafide

Enrique Cabral en IBM

Cuenta propistas

Orlando Guerechit, dueño de una quesería.

Directivos empresariales

Herman Von Schmelling en CADECA

Enrique Iglesias en FLAMINI HERMANOS.

Trabajadores fabriles

José Rizzo: fábrica metalúrgica CEGELEC

Alberto Gigena: trabajador de la automotriz Mercedes Benz.

1. AIBAR Alejandro, trabajador en la fábrica de café Bonafide en Capital Federal. Militante de la UES en Moreno.

2. CABRAL Enrique, empleado técnico en la Empresa IBM, militante peronista vinculado a los sectores de la Juventud Peronista y la UES. Secuestrado entre el 20 y el 23 de septiembre de 1977.

3. CASTELINI María Eloisa, trabajadora de la educación, maestra jardinera.  Secuestrada el 11 de noviembre de 1976. Militante del PRT

4. CATANESE Jorge Antonio, trabajador estatal de la Municipalidad de Buenos Aires, asignado al Jardín Botánico.  Secuestrado el 15 de septiembre de 1977.

5. CHIDICHIMO Ricardo, trabajador estatal en el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, militante de la Juventud Peronista, secuestrado el 20 de noviembre de 1976.

6. CONGETT Jorge Luis, trabajador Municipal de La Matanza,  delegado dentro del Palacio Municipal, referente del Sindicato de Trabajadores Municipales de La Matanza, intervino en la elección normalizadora de 1974 perdiendo con la lista oficialista. Integrante  del partido auténtico, secuestrado el 20 de noviembre de 1976.

7. DE IRIARTE Jorge Luis, trabajador estatal en el Hospital Ramón Carrillo de Ciudadela, militante de la Juventud Trabajadora Peronista Montoneros. Secuestrado el 25 de agosto de 1977.

8. FAYTH Raul, trabajador provincial en el Parque Pereyra Iraola, secuestrado el 14 de septiembre de 1977.

9. FUTULIS LAURA Inés, trabajadora en la fábrica de hielo Rolito, casada con Miguel Rodríguez, pintor de obra. Secuestrados el 6 de julio de 1977.

10. GALEANO Héctor, trabajador telefónico, delegado de FOETRA, integrante del partido auténtico, secuestrado el 17 de noviembre de 1976.

11. GIGENA Alberto, trabajador mecánico en la planta de Mercedes BENZ de González Catán, afiliado al SMATA simpatizante del PRT, activista fabril que no fue delegado pero tuvo una amplia participación política en las huelgas de 1975. Fue visto en Campo de Mayo. Es el único trabajador de Mercedes Benz  que se tiene probado que pasó por la BISJ.

12. GUERECHIT Orlando, trabajador cuentapropista, dueño de una fiambrería, por eso su apodo  “El Fiambrero”. Militante montonero.  

13. IGLESIAS Enrique, gerente de la empresa FLAMINI hermanos. Militante montonero secuestrado el 5 de septiembre de 1977.

14. IRAMAIN Héctor, empleado del Sindicato de Talleristas a Domicilio, de la sede de Morón, secuestrado en Virrey del pino el 1° de enero de 1978.

15. LA BRUNA José, trabajador estatal en el Hospital Ramón Carrillo de Ciudadela  y en el Instituto de Oftalmología Pedro Lagleyze en Capital Federal.  Militante montonero secuestrado el 15 de agosto de 1977.

16. LOGARES Claudio, trabajador bancario en el Banco Nación. Junto a su compañera Mónica Grispon, se exilió en Uruguay. Allí fueron secuestrados y traídos a la Brigada de San Justo el 18 de mayo de 1978.

17. PÉREZ HUZULIAK RICARDO, médico de la clínica Mayo de Ramos Mejía, secuestrado el 13 de abril de 1977. Tenía  29 años.

18. RIZZO José, trabajador metalúrgico de la agrupación MUSSY RETAMAR, vinculada a la JTP de La Matanza.  Integró una de las listas opositoras de la UOM Matanza en 1974 para derrotar a Abala Baluch,  histórico dirigente local. Pero, de la misma manera que otros integrantes de otras listas opositoras, no pudo presentarse al ser repelido a los tiros. Integrante del partido auténtico secuestrado el 17 de noviembre de 1976.

19. VON SCHMELING Herman: empleado en la empresa CADECA. Militante montonero secuestrado el 15 de noviembre de 1977.

UOM y EL PARTIDO AUTÉNTICO EN LA MATANZA

Trabajadores de la Mercedes Benz desaparecidos

La presencia comprobada de Alberto Gigena en la Brigada de San Justo, hace presuponer que otros trabajadores de la planta Mercedes Benz de González Catán estuvieron allí antes de pasar a Campo de Mayo.

Sólo dos casos, Víctor Ventura y Esteban Reimer fueron vistos en la Brigada de Investigaciones de Lanús (El Infierno), que también integraba el Circuito Camps. Otros matanceros fueron llevados desde la BISJ, en lugar de pasar por Campo de Mayo. La referencia a la Brigada de San Justo se hace notoria.

Obreros desaparecidos de la Mercedes Benz:

 - Oscar Caddeo.

- Miguel Grieco

- José Antonio Vizzini

- Esteban Alfredo Reimer.

- Víctor Hugo Ventura.

- Carlos Alberto Cienciala Russo.

- Oscar Alberto Álvarez Bauman (secuestrado junto a su esposa Silvia Mónica Redón Rodríguez)

- Charles del Carmen Grossi Basilis

- Fernando Omar Del Conte

- Héctor Alberto Belmonte

-  Alberto Gigena 13 de agosto de 1977.

- Diego Eustaquio Nuñez 13 de agosto de 1977.

- Jorge Alberto Leichner. 13 de agosto de 1977.

- Juan José Mosquera 13 de agosto de 1977.

- Alberto Francisco Arenas

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Bad movie I have Flower Drum Song 1961

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Lucy Maud Montgomery Timeline

Timeline Source

1874: Born November 30, in Clifton, Prince Edward Island (PEI)

1876: Montgomery’s mother, Clara Macneill Montgomery dies of tuberculosis

1883: Wreck of the ship the Marco Polo in Cavendish, Montgomery would eventually write about this.

1890-91: Trip to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan to stay with her father and new wife, attends High School

1893-94: Attends Prince of Wales College and earns First Class Teacher's licence

1894-95: Teaches school in Bideford, PEI

1895-96: Attends Dalhousie University in Halifax

1896-97: Teaches in Belmont, PEI and becomes engaged to Edwin Simpson, a cousin

1897-98: Teaches in Lower Bedeque, PEI; falls in love with Herman Leard; breaks engagement to Simpson; Returns to Cavendish to live with Grandmother Macneill when Grandfather dies

1901-02: Works as newspaperwoman on the Daily Echo in Halifax

1902: Begins a lifelong correspondence with Ephraim Weber; becomes close friends with cousin Frede Campbell and with Cavendish teacher Nora Lefurgey

1903: Ewan Macdonald becomes Presbyterian minister in Cavendish; begins life-long correspondence with George Boyd MacMillan

1906: Secretly engaged to Ewan Macdonald, who leaves to study in Scotland.

1908: Publication of the best selling Anne of Green Gables

1909: Anne of Avonlea published

1910: Kilmeny of the Orchard published; Macdonald accepts parish in Leaskdale, Ontario; Montgomery meets Earl and Lady Grey in September; in November travels to Boston to meet her publisher, L.C. Page

1911: The Story Girl published; Grandmother Macneill dies; marries Ewan Macdonald at Park Corner on 5 July; honeymoons in Scotland and England for three months; home to Leaskdale, Ontario

1912: Chronicles of Avonlea published; Chester Cameron (son) born July 7th

1913: The Golden Road published; trip to PEI

1914: First World War is declared; Hugh Alexander dies at birth on August 13th

1915: Anne of the Island published; Ewan Stuart (son) born October 7th

1916: The Watchman and Other Poems published

1917: Anne's House of Dreams published; polls her first vote

1918: First World War ends; Montgomery goes to PEI to help nurse the sick at Park Corner

1919: Frede Campbell Macfarlane dies of Spanish flu in Montreal; Ewan suffers a nervous breakdown; Rainbow Valley; Montgomery sells rights for Anne of Green Gables to Page who sells movie rights immediately

1920: Further Chronicles of Avonlea published illegally; Montgomery begins eight-year lawsuit with Page Co.; Rilla of Ingleside

1922: Car accident in Zephyr where Ewan is sued and refuses to pay; trip to Muskoka

1923: Emily of New Moon published ; Montgomery first Canadian woman to become Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in Britain

1925: Emily Climbs published; Church Union vote in Canada

1926: The Blue Castle published; moves to Norval, Ontario

1927: Emily's Quest published; presented to the Prince of Wales

1928: Nora Lefurgey Campbell reappears in Montgomery life and lives in a Toronto flat

1929: Magic for Marigold; stock market crash affects Montgomery finances

1930: Goes to Prince Albert to rekindle 1890's friendships

1931: A Tangled Web published

1933: Pat of Silver Bush published

1934: Chester and Luella's baby Luella is born; Courageous Women published

1935: Mistress Pat published; Montgomery elected to Literary and Artistic Institute of France; moves to 210 Riverside Drive, Toronto ("Journey's End"); Officer of the Order of the British Empire

1936: Anne of Windy Poplars published; Cavendish chosen as site for National Park on Prince Edward Island

1937: Green Gables site opens in Cavendish; Jane of Lantern Hill

1939: Anne of Ingleside published; last visit to PEI

1942: Dies on 24 April; lies in state at Green Gables and is buried in Cavendish Cemetery (where Ewan Macdonald joins her one year later)

[esportenomundo]

Cruzeiro x Náutico: veja onde assistir, escalações, desfalques e arbitragem

Tudo o que você precisa saber sobre o jogo da 37ª rodada da Série B do Campeonato Brasileiro Cruzeiro e Náutico se enfrentam neste domingo, às 16h (de Brasília), no Independência, pela 37ª e penúltima rodada da Série B do Campeonato Brasileiro. De um lado, um time sem aspirações na competição. Do outro, uma equipe que joga a vida. + Clique aqui e confira a tabela da Série B Sem chances de acesso e livre do rebaixamento, o Cruzeiro não tem mais ambições para as duas rodadas finais da Série B. O jogo, no entanto, serve como laboratório para a temporada 2021, apesar de Luiz Felipe Scolari não ter permanência garantida. O Náutico precisa de um bom resultado diante do Cruzeiro e tem chance de escapar do rebaixamento com uma rodada de antecipação. Para isso, basta um empate para a equipe pernambucana, já que o Figueirense perdeu para o Juventude. O duelo diante da Raposa é, portanto, uma final de campeonato para o Timbu. Transmissão: Globo (para PE), com narração de Rembrandt Júnior e comentários de Cabral Neto e Grafite; e Premiere (para todo o Brasil), com narração de Jaime Júnior e comentários de Henrique Fernandes. Tempo Real: o ge acompanha todos os lances, com vídeos exclusivos (clique aqui para acessar).

Cruzeiro – Técnico: Luiz Felipe Scolari Felipão deve fazer apenas uma mudança em relação ao time que iniciou o jogo contra Operário. Filipe Machado cumprirá suspensão pelo terceiro cartão amarelo. O único volante à disposição do treinador é Jadson, já que Jadsom Silva ingressou na Justiça contra o clube e Henrique está no departamento médico. + Veja mais notícias sobre o Cruzeiro

Provável Cruzeiro para enfrentar o Náutico ge Quem está fora: Filipe Machado (suspenso); Henrique, Léo e Marcelo Moreno (lesionados); e Marco Antônio (fortalecimento muscular) Pendurados: Airton, Lucas França e Ramon Náutico – Técnico: Hélio dos Anjos O Náutico tem, de volta, dois jogadores que estavam com Covid-19: os laterais-esquerdos Kevyn e Igor Miranda. O primeiro reassume seu posto de titular, deixando Bryan no banco de reservas, enquanto o segundo fica como opção. Além deles, volta o volante Djavan. Ele será titular no setor ao lado de Rhaldney, que dão sustentação para Jean Carlos, o meia central. O resto do time deve ser o mesmo que venceu o Oeste por 4 a 1. + Veja mais notícias sobre o Náutico Provável Náutico para enfrentar Cruzeiro ge Quem está fora: Matheus Carvalho (lesionado) Pendurados: Matheus Trindade, Ronaldo Alves, Jefferson, Dadá Belmonte e Jhonnatan

Árbitro: Flávio Rodrigues de Souza (SP) Assistentes: Daniel Paulo Ziolli e Herman Brumel Vani (SP) Quarto árbitro: Gabriel Murta Barbosa Maciel (MG)

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A Stan Uris Vibe Part 2

I forgot a bunch of songs that I know Stan would love so I decided to do a part 2 for anyone who wants it! He enjoys the weird and the bubblegum pop, so this is what I came up with. Here is Part 1....I hope you enjoy the songs and enjoy the Stan vibe! 

*Goodbye Cruel World - James Darren 

*Goin’ Down - The Monkees

Zanzibar - Billy Joel 

Centerfield - John Fogerty 

She’d Rather Be With Me - The Turtles 

Cherry, Cherry - Neil Diamond 

Salesman - The Monkees 

Honey Don’t - The Beatles 

You Can Call Me Al - Paul Simon 

Yellow Balloon - The Yellow Balloon 

I’m Into Something Good - Herman’s Hermits

Calendar Girl - Neil Sedaka 

Cracklin’ Rosie - Neil Diamond

Laugh - The Monkees

The Way You Do The Things You Do - The Temptations

When I’m Sixty-Four - The Beatles 

Teenager In Love - Dion & The Belmonts 

Let’s Live For Today - The Grass Roots

Monday, Monday - The Mamas & The Papas 

I Am...I Said - Neil Diamond 

Alvin - The Monkees

Yer Blues - The Beatles 

Bad To Me - Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas 

Baby Love - The Supremes

Bad Blood - Neil Sedaka 

Dreamer - Supertramp 

Grow Old With Me - John Lennon 

The End Of The World - Herman’s Hermits 

Georgy Girl - The Seekers

Groovin’ - The Young Rascals 

Hip To Be A Square - Huey Lewis & The News

Joy To The World - Three Dog Night 

Time Of The Season - The Zombies 

Kodachrome - Paul Simon

Lover Boy - Supertramp 

Misery - The Beatles

The Night Chicago Died - Paper Lace 

I’ll probably end up doing one of these for each loser if you guys want, and if not, I’ll probably end up doing it anyway. 

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@wuunderstruck​ here’s my rambles of plots for our muses pls lov me:tm:

╰ ☾ ⛧⌒*｡ Cooper Velasquez

( ETHAN MCDONALD, Dylan O’Brien, 23 ) OH MY GOD HE’S A MECHANIC AND I JUST AGGRESSIVELY i was gonna go in order BUT I WANT A TPOSE AND DOBRI BROTP FROM WHEN THEY WERE KIDS AND THEY WORK IN THE SAME MECHANIC SHOP / ETHAN’S SHOP AND JUST them working for hours on end and shooting the shit then going out for drinks after work nd talkin about girls and hard jobs or talk about old cars they wanna buy and flip and just fuckin brodown towntown listen i just got so stoked when i saw cooper was a mechanic pls love me

╰ ☾ ⛧⌒*｡ Addison Cohen

( ALEX HENNY, Herman Tommeraas, 21 ) ugh college bros or a cute lil ship where they’re in all the same classes basically and Alex picks her up in the mornings from her dorm or house with coffee and they sit next to each other in every class and shoot the shit and then Alex convincing her to go to a frat party where they wind up just sitting up on the roof talkin about school & where they’re gonna be in ten years & their lives & ITS JUST A CUTE COLLEGE SHIP

╰ ☾ ⛧⌒*｡ Cameron Hayes

( XAVIER MARTIN, Nat Wolff, 23 ) OK SO I CAN TOTALLY SEE THEM DOIN SKETCHY STUFF TOGETHER because a few of their things line up besides hacker but with how loner-y Xavier is I can imagine him being a hacker with or against Cameron??? ANd they can either be squad and late nights tryin’a hack into something or little shitty hacking games and they have this abandoned house where they meet up and we can even go full Mr. Robot where they’re tryin’a take down the government

( NOLAN GRAND, Aaron Tveit, 25 ) I saw good punches and i was like oo boi either they hate eachother nd fight all the time or they bros and they go out and get into fights with other people / they’re eachothers wingmen like gimmie those VIBES BRO

╰ ☾ ⛧⌒*｡ Fallon Birch

( MAGS O’SULLIVAN, Saoirse Ronan, 23 ) Ok the simple ‘feeling of beginning again’ was enough for me for these two bc Mags is the feeling of the first day of summer so I feel like they’re both like that burst of freedom(?) but either way I definitely want a lowkey long-distance ex girlfriend for Mags and I don’t know if Fallon could fall into that but imagine the cute letters and the phone calls and late night texts bc maybe they broke up bc Fallon moved out of state or Mags moved away or something and the whole ‘i still feel for you but the distance is KILLING ME’

╰ ☾ ⛧⌒*｡ Jacqueline "Jack" Belmont

( MILO SHEPARD, Nick Jonas, 24 ) ugh just imagine she’s his usual bartender and he actively goes when he knows she’s working because for some reason he just feels like she actually sees him despite the fact the only people who ever talk to him / “see” him only view him as that guy who took their kids away from them bc apparently they’re not good parents and Milo & Jack have this nice bond where they sort of talk about their days but it’s vague and it’s usually really later on at night when there’s no one really in the bar besides the usual drunks & dudes lookin to get laid but Milo is strictly there just to unwind after long days or incredibly rough cases and they just have this refreshing bond

( OPHELIA MONROE, Billie Lourd, 22. ) UGH THEY BOTH WORK AT THE ANIMAL SHELTER AND BOND OVER THE POOR ANIMALS and lowkey they both talk eachother out of adopting anymore animals bc you know Ophie has like three dogs and four cats and it’s dramatic but she just keeps feeling so bad for the poor babies who can’t find homes so she takes them and Ophie and Jack go for walks / take their animals out and they’re just girl squad goals as FUCK

 ╰ ☾ ⛧⌒*｡ Rowan Penn

( JACKSON ALLEN, Daniel Sharman, 23 ) I’m A Slut For This Ship Okay Please Just Love Me but imagine they met one night when he was drunk and going to a diner and she just happened to be there and Jack mistook her for an old friend of his but he refused to listen to her deny she was that friend and they start talking and it’s an awkward like ‘i’m not who you think i am but you’re so drunk and kinda bein cute talkin about the old days so i’m not gonna stop you’ but the next day he wakes up and he’s like ‘oh my god i just told you all these embarrassing stories and you’re not even who i THOUGHT YOU WERE WHAS GOING ON.’ but they develop a friendship off it / possibly a slowburn or even a FAST BURN like WHATEVER YOU WANT

( LENNON, Jaria Burns, 23 ) YOUTUBE SQUAD, ROWAN IS ACTUALLY LENNON’S INSPIRATION, LIKE HER TOTAL MVP / ROLEMODEL AND THEY MEET AND LENNON IS JUST LIKE A HOT MESS LIKE ‘rowan god damn penn i have been in love w you for YEARS’ just like a total fan and they do a few video collabs and it can either be GREAT and they become BEST friends or it can go HORRIBLY and they lowkey hate eachother but have to pretend to be nice to not ruin eachothers reputations

╰ ☾ ⛧⌒*｡ plots off your wishlist !!

During a bank robbery you’re surprised when the criminals seem to recognize you and retreat in fear. Only later do you learn that your high school sweet-heart now runs a global crime syndicate and has you placed on a “No Harm” list. You decide to pay them a visit after all these years. ( I can definitely see Mitch being the one who put one of your muses on the ‘no harm’ list, I rec lola jade park or marley birch !! )

hey, gimme a mlm or wlw plot where they both work for a company like buzzfeed or sourcefed (rest in peace ;( ), and do videos and bits together and are vv cute and everyone thinks so and tbh, they do too but they’re also losers who never do anything about it so they use their status as internet personalities as excuses to be w each other (like date night vlogs ?? find the best place in the city to wind and dine). and they’re just v cute and slow burn w lots of tension. ( BIH SHUT UP LENNON & ROWAN VIBES )

ok but a ‘your apartment is next to/above mine & i can hear you & your partner dancing & singing & the bed moving & you two laughing & talking in hushed tones & it won’t let me sleep so i bitch about it to you 24/7 & then one day it just stops & one day turns into one week & then months & i haven’t seen you smile in forever please let me in, i’ve been knocking for ten minutes’ au. ( SCREAMS HEATH & JACK OR KAZ & TATE just imagine the angst )

i just want a damaged, broken boy who doesn’t have a lot of friends & keeps to himself & a caring, kind girl who takes interest in him & gets him to open up & rocks him in her lap when he can’t stop crying & rubs his back when he has nightmares & teaches him that it’s okay to show his pain because being strong doesn’t have to mean hiding your emotions please give me this ( I can definitely see Xavier being the sad boi & any of your girls consoling him or even Milo being the sad boy bc his job is so rough OR I can see Colby taking care of one of your sad bois or Lily because they’re both that soft lemme hold ur hand for a bit ok )

is anyone down to make an m/f platonic af brotp. where they go on lil friend lunch dates, randomly show up @ each other’s places, and stay up late talking shit about their shitty date they just went on. and they fight like a married couple and hold grudges against each other. but if someone were to fuck with one of them, the other would be like “wait bitch, only i’m allowed to do that.” ( GIRL WTF PLEASE GIVE ME A BROTP FOR LENNON, MAGS, ETHAN OR XAVIER LIKE DAMN IM HERE FOR 50 OF THESE THREADS PLATONIC BROTPS ARE MY AESTHETIC )

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Week 8 Big 12 Picks: It’s AG-STRAVAGANZA week!

Photo cred: Pistols Firing.

Glad to be writing about football again. The Big 10 is back this weekend, as is the Mountain West. The Big 12 has five games on its slate. It’s almost like we have a normal weekend of football in front of us!

A few interesting matchups outside the Big 12: Nebraska at No. 5 Ohio State, No. 23 NC State at No. 14 North Carolina are both in the morning slot. No. 18 Michigan at No. 21 Minnesota, No. 9 Cincinnati at No. 16 SMU are the best non-Big 12 games in the evening, though if you haven’t seen Zach Wilson play yet, staying up for No. 12 BYU vs. Texas State might be worth your while. Wilson is a compelling watch even with the inferior competition.

I’m also curious, in the extremely unlikely event that Nebraska opens its season by beating Ohio State--the Buckeyes are 26-point favorites--how high the Huskers climb. The hype would be unbearable. NU hasn’t beaten Ohio State since first joining the Big 10 in 2011, losing five straight since.

Last week: 1-0 (1.000)

Overall: 12-10 (.545)

Kansas 0, No. 20 Kansas State 45. K-State recently lost Skylar Thompson for the year to injury, which severely dampens the Wildcats’ hopes of challenging for the conference crown. KU, on the other hand, lost Pooka Williams, which severely dampens their hopes of scoring points in this game or any other.

Oklahoma 34, TCU 30. OU is about as likely to lose this game - it would be their third in a row - as a pig would be to voluntarily attend a barbecue. The Frogs are just 1-8 against the Sooners since joining the Big 12. That lone victory came in 2014--not, as I recall, Bob Stoops’s best year. Nevertheless, OU is only a 6.5-point favorite, and I don’t think the Sooners cover here.

No. 17 Iowa State 21, No. 6 Oklahoma State 31. I saw someone on Twitter suggest that these two schools need their own trophy for this game. I think it was an ISU fan. I like the idea, but what would the trophy be, and what would the game be called? I think the trophy should be a tractor. (Call the game the AG-STRAVAGANZA!) Mike Gundy played it coy with the media this week, saying that both Shane Illingworth and Spencer Sanders could both see meaningful playing time this week. A good move on his part. They’re such different quarterbacks. Despite the win over OU, I’m not entirely sold on Iowa State. Brock Purdy has played a lot of hero-ball, at least when I’ve been watching, and that will not fly with this OSU secondary. Vegas is expressing very little confidence in the Pokes this weekend (-3), and I can see why. OSU has lost quite a few of these type games over the past four years. Plus, this series has developed the feel of an actual rivalry game in that time: since 2015 not a single game between these two has been decided by more than a touchdown. ISU only won one of those games, however. The Pokes own a 32-19-3 edge all-time. I see them making this the first non-one-score affair between these two Land Grant schools in awhile. Also, don’t miss this opportunity to look back on Tylan Wallace on the same play destroying not one, not two, not three, but four (four!) different Iowa State defenders last year. May all four of them rest in peace.

Baylor 38, Texas 37. I don’t like picking Baylor. Picking Baylor to win makes me grind my teeth. Makes me want to throw up on the nearest Southern Baptist I can find. Worse, picking these particular Baptists to score an upset makes me want to roll around on the ground and eat grass Nebuchadnezzar-style. But I’ll take Baylor in the upset this week. I guess I’ll book a trip to the dentist. In any case, I think Tom Herman is either oblivious or he just says things that make him sound that way when he’s nervous. Earlier this week he said that “I think the general pulse of the team is that we're in as good a place as we've ever been right now as a team”. When you consider he said this less than a week after losing to OU. When you consider his team is 2-2, and should be 1-3. All I can say is that these are the words of a man who is either scared, or an idiot, or both. Anyway: Baylor and UT have met every year since 1923, and a total of 109 times. Texas owns a 78-27-4 advantage. The Horns lost 24-10 last year in Waco. This is the kind of game that, if Texas loses it, may very well get Herman a pink slip. Baylor hasn’t played since the third of this month. I haven’t researched it much, but here’s my position on the Eyes of Texas. If the band that has to play the fucking song doesn’t want to play it, because they think it’s racist, and if the players who play for the team that the fans cheer for don’t want to hear it, because they, the players, think it’s racist, then why on earth would you play the fucking song?

West Virginia 26, Texas Tech 21. Tech showed no signs of life in their recent 31-15 loss to Iowa State. WVU has a pretty good defense. Should be good enough in Lubbock, too, I think.

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PS: I spent most of the past week working on finishing a long piece about Belmont University’s ties to private prisons and the most successful human trafficker in American history. It went live yesterday, and if you want to read it, you can here. 

[lboogie1906]

Shirley Alston Reeves (born June 10, 1941), born Shirley Owens, is a soul singer who was the main lead singer of the hit female singing group the Shirelles. In addition to Owens, the Shirelles consisted of classmates of hers from Passaic High School, New Jersey: Doris Kenner Jackson, Addie "Micki" Harris McPhadden, and Beverly Lee. Through marriages, she became Shirley Alston and later, Shirley Alston Reeves. Her strong, distinctive voice meant that she was the natural choice for their main lead singer, though Jackson was also featured as the lead on several songs as well. Her nephew, Gerald Alston is the lead singer of The Manhattans. Reeves enjoyed a string of hits with the Shirelles throughout the 1960s. She left the Shirelles in 1975 to begin a solo career, initially recording under the name "Lady Rose". That same year, she recorded an album entitled With A Little Help From My Friends, after the hit song by the Beatles, which featured members of the Flamingos, the Drifters, Shep and the Limelites, the Five Satins, the Belmonts, Danny & the Juniors, Herman's Hermits and La La Brooks of the Crystals. The Shirelles were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996. She also performed on the Doo Wop 51 PBS special in 2000, and continues to tour under the name 'Shirley Alston Reeves and her Shirelles'. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence https://www.instagram.com/p/CBR65cjnFUg60z18oiEJctNRVOOIYDjkC1fkrM0/?igshid=zgkso27n9hce

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Bridgeport graduates the Class of 2020 | News, Sports, Jobs

BRIDGEPORT — The Class of 2020 at Bridgeport High School graduated with individual ceremonies held to honor each class member. The top five students of the graduating class include Maura Jean Tiber, Nicholas Nolan, Kayla Marie Kuri, Addyson Rae Terek and Jaren Kathryn Tucker.

Maura Jean Tiber earned the rank of valedictorian. She has been on the Principal’s List all four years and also earned academic letters all four years. Throughout her high school career, she was involved in many activities in and out of school. She was a four-year member of the JETS Science/Engineering Team and a four-year member of the Belmont County Schools Staying Clean Club. She has been a three-year member of the Art Club, Spanish Club and Pep Club. She has been on the yearbook staff for three years, serving as the junior editor her junior year and chief editor her senior year. She has been a member of the Math Club and Interact Club, National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society for two years. She was a one-year member of the Future Medical Professionals Club and the WBHS News. She also attended the iBelieve Leadership Camp every summer of high school. Tiber was on student council her freshman and junior years and now serves as her senior class treasurer. She was the Student of the Month her freshman and junior years. Athletically, she was a four-year letter winner on the volleyball team serving as co-captain her junior and senior year. She also was a four-year member of the basketball team, lettering her senior year. She was also a two-year member of the softball team, lettering her sophomore year. Outside of school, Tiber has also served several community service hours, babysat all four years of high school, and has worked at Justice at the local mall since October 2018. Maura plans to attend Ohio State University to major in biology and minor in computer science. She is the daughter of Brent and Charlene Tiber.

Nicholas Nolan earned the rank of salutatorian. He has been on the Principal’s List for all four years and has earned an academic letter for every year except his freshman year. During his senior year, he attended Ohio University Eastern through the College Credit Plus Program. The activities Nicholas was a part of in school were a combination of clubs and sports. He participated in the Tests of Engineering, Aptitude, Mathematics, and Science competition during his freshman year. During his junior year, he was inducted into the National Honor Society. He was also a member of Tech Aide/Student Help Desk and Spanish Club for two years. For three years, he was a member of Hack Club, which taught scripting. For one year each, he was a member of the Current Events Club and the Video Game Club. Regarding sports, Nicholas lettered by both running track and cross country. One of his proudest races was the Ogden Newspapers Half Marathon Classic, which he ran for two years. During his second year of the Ogden, he placed 25th overall out of 340 runners and second out of 15 runners in his age group. Some of the other notable races he ran include the Debbie Green 5K and the Barton 5K, placing first in his age group in the latter. Nolan plans to attend Ohio University Eastern to dual major in communications and applied management. After his undergraduate program, Nicholas will further his education by attending graduate school in order to earn a master of business administration. He is the son of Jerry and Michelle Nolan.

Kayla Marie Kuri graduated third in the Class of 2020, earning an honors diploma. She has been on the Principal’s List and Honor Roll all four years and is a three-year academic letter winner. She received Student of the Month awards her freshman and sophomore years. Her junior year, she was inducted into the National Honor Society, a member of Prom Committee, and a WBHS News anchor. She was president of the Interact Club her junior year and secretary her senior year. She was on Spanish National Honors Society her senior year. Throughout high school, she has been a member of Math Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Staying Clean Club, and JETS Team. She was also on the yearbook staff for three years and was business manager for two. She was a varsity and competition cheerleader for three years and lettered each year. She also was on the OVAC All-Conference Academic Team her junior year. Outside of school, she was a volunteer at East Ohio Regional Hospital and Bridgeport’s Community Day. She plans on attending Ohio University Eastern and is undecided on her studies. She is the daughter of Leslie Kerns and Kenneth Kuri.

Addyson Rae Terek finishes fourth in the class with an Honors Diploma. She was on the Principal’s List and received an academic letter all four years. She was Student of the Month her freshman and junior years. Terek was very active in school clubs by being a member of the Belmont County Staying Clean Club all four years, Pep Club her sophomore, junior and senior years, and the JETS Team her sophomore and senior years. She was in the Spanish Club her junior and senior years and was a part of the Spanish National Honors Society her senior year. Terek was the secretary of the Interact Club and a part of the Math Club her junior year. Also, during Addy’s junior year, she was inducted into the National Honor Society, served on Prom Committee, and was a news anchor for the WBHS News. During both her junior and senior years, she was a member of the yearbook staff and held the role of yearbook photo editor her senior year. In addition to clubs, she also participated in the school’s musical, “Annie.” While cheering on the Bulldogs, she earned a letter as a member of Bridgettes her freshman year and in cheerleading her sophomore and junior years. During her sophomore year, she was part of the cheering squad that went to the state competition. She plans to further her education at Ohio University Eastern in the fall. She is the daughter of Marc and Erica Terek.

Jaren Kathryn Tucker graduates fifth in the class. She was active in many school clubs at Bridgeport. She was a member of the Spanish Honor Society, Staying Clean Club, Math Club, Rotary Club, Future Medical Professionals Club, and a one-year member of yearbook. She was inducted into National Honor Society during her junior year. During her senior year, she participated in the Ohio University College Credit Plus Program. As for sports, she was very active and was recognized many times for her skills. She was a four-year letter winner in basketball, received two-time First Team All-OVAC, All-Times Leader Team, The Intelligencer All-Valley Honorable Mention, Eastern District Honorable Mention, one-time All-Ohio Honorable Mention, and All Team Eastern District. Tucker is also a four-year letter winner in softball, receiving 2nd Team Eastern District her junior year and a two-year letterman in volleyball. She plans to further both her academic and athletic (basketball) careers at Ohio University Eastern by studying nursing with future hopes of becoming an obstetrician. She is the daughter of Josh and Erica Tucker.

Members of the CLass of 2020

Dakota Rose Allen, Andrew Joseph Armstrong, Cayden Rex Baker, Aaron Christopher Beaver, Emily Dawn Blake, Alex Christopher Bloom, Danielle Victoria Bradac, Preston Russell Brown, Jacob Nathaniel Childers, Devin Michael Danhart, Taylor Dale Duncan, Christian Lee Doughty, Walker Gage Dubil, Brett Miller Eberle, Spencer Alexander Echemann, Tate Robert Eddy, Adam Nelson Fahner, Roshaundra Aleah Delcia Foston, Kelsey Dawn Garrett, Noah Giovanni George, Gavan Lucas Graham, Nikalia Alizè Griffiths, William Kyle Gummere, Destiny Jasmyn Jade Harris, Skyler Eugene Hatten, Kira Marie Herman, Izaac Joseph Jozwiak, Mason Ryan Kelly, Austin William King, Dylan Alexander Kinney, Zachary Michael Kuneff, Kayla Marie Kuri, Rachel Lee Kurner, Jaida Leigh Kusic, Kiara Johanna Lodi, Sydney Ann Lough, Kiara Alexandria Loughman, Branden Ray Luckett, Terry Allan Maag III, Connor David Markus, Cameron Michael Marsh, Dakota Jacob Martin, Katelin Mae Mcconn, Madison Leigh McMahon, Madisyn Skylar Mills, Autumn Rose Myers, Nicholas Andrew Nolan, Victoria Lynn Parsons, Megan Jonette Perdok, Elizabeth Ann Phares, Kieley Marie Reed, Kayleigh Ann Roberts, Philip Justin Sauvageot, Ty Franklin Schambach, James Michael Shaheen, David Joe Shoulders III, Sierra Raynelle Simeth, Kenneth Albert Spoon Jr., Jessa Rae Stockwell, McKenzie Rose Taylor, Addyson Rae Terek, Dustin Marshall Throckmorton, Maura Jean Tiber, Jaren Kathryn Tucker, Ava Janae Watson, Kole Anthony Wilson, David Lee Worwa Jr.

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