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[turtleblogatlast]

I honestly love the clothing styles of each of the turtles in this show and I love how these styles really incorporate their personalities as well.

Like, obviously Donnie has the best sense of style, yeah? Think that’s something pretty agreed upon here. Everything we see him put together is very meticulously crafted and clean. That goes with his personality because Donnie is a very meticulous person in general, and he knows what he likes very, very well, and knows how to flaunt it in turn. Him commenting on colors he enjoys or disapproving of outfits that the others see no problem with also shows how he just generally has an eye for this kind of thing. He doesn’t just know what looks good on himself, but also what looks good on others - and I think this ties into his love of gift giving too. Donnie also has a flair for making sure that his things have his “mark” on them, and his clothing is no exception. All that he wears and how he wears them screams “Donnie.”

Mikey is really fun because his styles are honestly a pendulum between super simplistic and incredibly out there. And often, you’re going to see a lot of color or patterns to both. And in my opinion I think that all reflects really well on Mikey’s character - he’s got a colorful personality but even more than that he’s incredible sure of who he himself is. Mikey’s style, I feel, is less what looks good as clothes and more what sparks joy in Mikey himself. His bright stickers he wears are a testament of that! He’s comfortable in his own skin and his style reflects this perfectly, whether he goes for a more out-there look or a more toned down one.

Now, for Leo. Okay, I think I’m actually in the minority here I feel because Leo’s style isn’t really that bad? Hear me out- if you actually look at what he wears, try taking out, like, one accessory. Suddenly, that outfit works! He even manages to put together many good outfits in the series, but his “bad” ones are the ones that tend to stand out, alas (just like how his mistakes tend to be big ones oop-) Basically, my personal look at him is not that he’s inept at styling at all, but that he has a “too much” gene. And like everyone else, this sense of style is completely like him, too. Going too far to impress when all he needed to do was slow it down some to think things through. (And funnily enough, a lot of his outfits take random aspects from his brothers too - “nothing without them” huh?)

For Raph, I feel bad for him since pretty much all of his clothes are inevitably going to be ripped, but he makes them work pretty much each time. Like Leo, Raph tends to go more sporty with his looks, but I also noticed that his stuff often goes in that in between of comfy, cool, and cute. His pajama suit in particular comes to mind in terms of “cute” as it’s more something you’d see younger children in rather than older kids, and I think it can be a subtle nod to the fact that for all Raph tries to seem older, he’s still just a kid too.

I could probably go on, but these are just all off the top of my head - I love how the boys’ personality’s come out in so many different ways.

[koddlet]

complementary colours! (cover for my jackieshauna playlist...)

[hischiersjohnston]

NEW JERSEY DEVILS: Exit Interviews '22-'23

[taymartiart]

Day 7 was a free day so here’s a sketch dump.

Ty very much @officialrhysandweek

[nearina]

Urska and her boyfriend did it! 🥇🥇

[qhughes43]

jack is individually growing the sport of hockey

[age-of-moonknight]

“Contest of Chaos: Part Four,” Moon Knight Annual (Vol. 4/2023), #1.

Writer: Jed MacKay; Penciler and Inker: Creees Lee; Colorist: Arif Prianto; Letterer: Cory Petit

[just-about-nothing]

i love when people who’ve never been around smokers write a character who smokes

it’s usually kinda obvious throughout the fic but sometimes you don’t realize until they say something that is just like….. honey. please go into a gas station any gas station & look at the selection behind the counter

[downtherabbitholewithlucy]

John brings the BEATS. Wes brings the MAYHEM.

(okay wes brings the riffs too... but he mostly brings mayhem.)

[javaberrychip1998]

I genuinely don’t think “girl math” has anything to do with misogyny and honestly it’s been bothering me all day after seeing a post about it because I think people are interpreting it incorrectly.

It’s not “girl math” as opposed to “boy math”.

It’s “girl math” as opposed to “grown woman math”

It’s in the same realm as “I’m just a girl”.

It not about gender it’s about youthful whimsy.

[lptaxservicesllc]

How Do Individuals Do Tax Preparation in New Jersey?

Tax preparation is an annual ritual that requires careful attention and adherence to state-specific regulations. For residents of New Jersey, understanding the nuances of tax preparation is essential to ensure compliance and maximize potential refunds. So, let us explore how individuals in the Garden State can effectively prepare their taxes, covering key considerations, available resources, and the specificities of New Jersey tax laws.

Understanding New Jersey Taxation:

Before diving into the tax preparation process, it's crucial to grasp the tax landscape in New Jersey. The state imposes a variety of taxes, including income tax, sales tax, property tax, and corporate tax. New Jersey's income tax rates are progressive, with higher rates applying to higher income levels. Additionally, the state allows various deductions and exemptions, and staying informed about these can significantly impact your overall tax liability.

Key Considerations for New Jersey Tax Preparation:

Gather Necessary Documents: Start by collecting all relevant documents, including W-2 forms, 1099s, receipts, and any other records related to income, expenses, and deductions.

Determine Filing Status: Your filing status (single, married, head of household, etc.) affects your tax rates and deductions. Ensure that you choose the correct filing status for an accurate tax return.

Explore Tax Deductions and Credits: New Jersey offers various deductions and credits, such as the Homestead Benefit Program and the Senior Freeze Property Tax Reimbursement. Take advantage of these opportunities to reduce your tax liability.

File Electronically: While not mandatory, filing your taxes electronically is often more convenient and faster than paper filing. It also reduces the risk of errors and allows for faster processing of refunds.

Consider Professional Assistance: Depending on your financial situation, seeking the assistance of a tax professional or using tax preparation software can ensure accuracy and help you navigate complex tax scenarios.

Understand Local Tax Laws: New Jersey municipalities may impose local income taxes, and it's essential to be aware of any additional taxes specific to your locality. Check with your local government or tax professional for information on local tax regulations.

Stay Informed About Changes: Tax laws are subject to change, and staying informed about updates is crucial. Regularly check the New Jersey Division of Taxation website for any changes to tax rates, deductions, or other relevant information.

Resources for New Jersey Taxpayers:

New Jersey Division of Taxation: The official website of the New Jersey Division of Taxation (https://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/) is a valuable resource for taxpayers. It provides information on tax forms, rates, and updates.

Tax Preparation Software: Popular tax preparation software such as TurboTax, H&R Block, and TaxAct can assist individuals in preparing and filing their taxes. These tools often guide users through the process, helping to identify deductions and credits.

Local Tax Assistance Programs: Some local organizations and community centers may offer tax assistance programs to help individuals with simple tax returns. Check with local agencies to see if such services are available in your area.

Navigating tax preparation in New Jersey requires a proactive approach and a solid understanding of the state's tax laws, and Tax Professionals in Somerset can help you with it.

Learning About The Somerset County Tax Services

Somerset County, nestled in the heart of New Jersey, boasts a diverse community with a mix of urban and suburban landscapes. As residents engage in various economic activities, understanding and accessing tax services become crucial. In this blog post, we will delve into the range of tax services offered in Somerset County, shedding light on resources available to individuals and businesses for effective tax management.

Somerset County Tax Collector

The Somerset County Tax Collector's office is a fundamental resource for property owners within the county. This office is responsible for billing and collecting property taxes, an essential component of local government revenue. Property tax rates may vary depending on the municipality within Somerset County, and the Tax Collector ensures accurate billing and collection.

Property Tax Assessment

Somerset County's Tax Assessor plays a vital role in property tax assessment. The assessed value of properties determines the amount of property tax owed. Property owners can appeal assessments if they believe their property has been overvalued. Engaging with the Tax Assessor's office can provide clarity on the assessment process and potential avenues for appeal.

Homestead Benefit Program:

The Homestead Benefit Program is a valuable resource for homeowners in Somerset County. This program provides property tax relief to eligible homeowners, helping to alleviate the financial burden associated with homeownership. Residents can check their eligibility and apply through the New Jersey Division of Taxation.

Senior Freeze Property Tax Reimbursement:

Somerset County recognizes the financial challenges faced by senior citizens, and the Senior Freeze Property Tax Reimbursement program aims to provide relief. This program is designed to freeze property tax payments for eligible seniors, offering reimbursement for any property tax increases. It serves as a crucial support mechanism for seniors on fixed incomes.

Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) Program:

Somerset County hosts the Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) program, a federal initiative providing free tax assistance to seniors. Trained volunteers offer assistance in preparing basic tax returns, ensuring that seniors can navigate the tax filing process with ease. This program is particularly beneficial for those with limited financial resources.

Local Tax Collection:

Individual municipalities within Somerset County may have their own local tax services and offices. Residents should check with their specific municipality to understand local tax regulations, deadlines, and any additional services provided.

Online Resources:

The Somerset County website (https://www.co.somerset.nj.us/) serves as a comprehensive online resource for tax-related information. Residents can access forms, tax rates, and important announcements. Additionally, the site may provide updates on any changes to tax laws or services within the county.

Tax Preparation Assistance:

Somerset County may collaborate with local organizations or provide resources for tax preparation assistance. This can include information on free tax preparation services, partnerships with tax professionals, or guidance on using tax preparation software.

In conclusion, Somerset County Tax Services are designed to cater to the diverse needs of its residents.

[getcustomized]

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[taylorswiftstyle]

Chiefs vs Ravens | Kansas City, MO | September 5, 2024

Versace 'Medusa Bustier' - $1,325.00 For Future Reference 'Vintage 1970s Ancient Bronze Coin Necklace' - $12,750.00 Three Stories Jewelry 'Single Long Love Explosion Starburst Charm' - $590.00 EF Collection 'Diamond Mini Huggie & Prong Set Chain Stud Earring' - $850.00 Wove Made x Michelle Wie West 'Custom Diamond Tennis Bracelet’ - $5,680.00 (starting) Lizzie Mandler 'Three Row Cleo Bracelet' - $18,300.00 Howl Jewelry 'Ruby Cocoon Ring' - $4,800.00 Retrouvai 'Cushion Ruby Impetus Interlocking Puzzle Ring' - $29,100.00 Louis Vuitton 'Side Trunk Bag' - $3,950.00 Grlfrnd 'Whitney Shorts' - $115.00 Giuseppe Zanotti 'Frannie Boots' - $1,650.00

Touchdown - she’s back. Many wondered how Taylor’s style playbook would shift (if at all) for “National Sportsball Observation”: Season Two. You might recall that during her “rookie” season, Taylor’s opening outfit was, as we’re calling it now, demure. A simple, lace-trimmed white cotton tank to + denim shorts + sneakers + a Chiefs jacket she picked up at the Arrowhead pro shop. As a way of testing the waters in a completely new setting, it was a lowkey, casual entrypoint into a very headline-exploding relationship launch. As we saw her continue to show up to games, her clothing choices became bolder. Bigger jackets, taller heels, tighter bustiers, cheekier cut denim. It all signalled a growing confidence in herself — and her relationship. 

When you makeout on the field at the Superbowl, there’s no going back to demure. This denim on denim moment is obviously sexy, and yet entirely familiar to where we last left off with Taylor’s game day fashion thanks to some repeat silhouettes. Which in my opinion makes this an extremely well executed strategic start to her season - and a hot and spicy one to boot!

Bustiers: Bustiers + corsets have become TTPD’s “signature” item. She wore plenty to previous Chiefs games last year. You might even recognize this exact one because she wore it in black the night she ‘killahardlaunched’ her relationship with Travis when they were photographed leaving Saturday Night Live in October 2023. 

Jewelry Stacking: Another era-specific signature that became key over the course of TTPD. Taylor became comfortable heavily layering larger, statement pieces of jewelry over the last few years. 

Denim: Taylor wore a lot of denim last year (like the distressed Ksubis from her first game and a crystallised Area pair at the NY game). But to go denim on denim feels like a pointed “painting the town blue” democratic signal to me. 

Boots: Thigh high boots by Louboutin and Larroude were incorporated into her game day style through the winter games.  

As an aside, this particular cut and fabrication of bustier is giving me flashbacks to her 2023 MTV VMA after-party look, which was by EB Denim. Given the 2024 VMAs are next week, I can’t get over the genius use of slideshowing.

As we saw throughout Taylor’s game day fashion playbook last year, she would often employ sentimental pieces through her jewelry. Items that were named for certain goddesses, or that were adorned with a certain jersey number. It was a subtle way of bejeweling a little bit of romance into her outfit.

The ‘Long Love’ name feels both appropriate to the circumstances for why she’s at the game and it also sounds a lot like her own song “Long Live”.

For her Retrouvai piece, the brand notes that it is from their “Impetus collection” which includes a lot of puzzle motifs that they say “represent that we are each individually part of a much larger picture. The force behind this collection was thinking about the idea of purpose and drive.” Love that!

As a repeat, Taylor also rewore her 'TNT' bracelet - a custom gift to her from Travis she wore when the Chiefs won the 2023 AFC Division game against the Ravens back in January. What a full circle moment to reference as they kick off the 2024-2025 season.

Just this past summer, FFR launched a curated collection of unsigned, one-of-a-kind vintage pieces exclusive to Bergdorfs. The pieces range from the 1940s through to the 1980s.

Upon launch, FFR founder Randi Molofsky told National Jeweler, “I think the idea of vintage is in the zeitgeist, and clients are actively seeking out jewelry that has stood the test of time.”

It’s not surprising to me that Taylor would gravitate towards a stunning vintage piece like this. She’s long loved vintage fashion since she began to incorporate it into her wardrobe around the Speak Now era and really leaned into the aesthetic in the RED era. Just last summer, she acquired a vintage Cartier necklace she wore often that was valued at just above $27,000.

I reached out to Randi Molofsky directly who told me a bit of history with this special one-of-a-kind vintage piece. “This one-of-a-kind vintage necklace is the ultimate in sexy 1970s style — it’s bold and powerful and makes a real statement,” said Molofsky. “In the ‘70s, oversized medallions and chunky chains had a major moment — heavily influenced by the disco movement and Italian resort style — and that look is having a resurgence now. I love that Taylor chose vintage for this moment not only because is it good for the planet, but because these pieces have lived lives before us and they will still be treasured for generations to come.”

Taylor often will wear a lot of red-tinged jewelry to her Chiefs games as an obvious nod to their team colours which makes the Howl ruby ring make total sense here. But a part of me can’t help but smirk at the ‘three row’ bracelet and wonder if it’s an optimistic fingers crossed moment for a Chiefs Super Bowl threepeat (they won the big trophy in consecutive years in 2023 and 2024).

Lastly - those 'girlfriend' shorts? Girl, please.

Photo by David Eulitt via Getty Images

[nightskywrites]

the young justice team is crowded around tim’s bed in the infirmary, yelling at each other, blaming each for what went wrong when tim starts to stir. he’s flat on his back, blinking up at the team of superpowered individuals huddled around his bed, vision blurry as hell from his massive concussion. “you ok, Rob?” kon asks. “you had a bit of an accident.” (the accident was that kon and slobo were busy showing off and a stray bit of rubble went flying and hit tim in the head) “oh no,” tim slurs. “my insurance is gonna go up.”

naturally everyone is like “what the hell are you talking about” and tim just goes “jersey is a no fault state. dads gonna be so mad at me” and conks back out again.

the funnier part is that tim is 14 so he a.) does not have a license and b.) does not have a car, he just illegally drives the batmobile sometimes

[b14augrana]

Open Arms

Two players, one last name. Only one of you is suffering from the legacy attached to it

Alexia Putellas x sister!reader

masterlist

Warnings: angst and/or hurt + bit of an inconclusive ending lol not happy or sad kinda just… 🫠

A/N: more alexia angst in the place of aapa pt. 4! heavily inspired by open arms by sza, and i highly recommend that you listen to it because this will make a whole lot more sense if you do + it’s amazing. this song is so dear to my heart and honestly one of my favourites ever, so i had to write something inspired by it because the meaning is so deep and interpretable in many ways. this is just one of them :)

You thought that playing for Barcelona was your lifelong dream.

It was a picturesque scene; two players sharing the same last name stepping onto the pitch in the same jersey. It had been your dream at one point, until you realised the influence of your sister was leading you to believe that.

This set something off in you, like it triggered a chain reaction of thoughts and epiphanies that led up to the inevitable.

It was so hard to shine as your own individual self, when all you were credited for was the name on your back and the uncanny resemblance you had to Alexia. You were good, you were so good, but nobody ever noticed. You knew it would stay like this forever if you didn’t do something for yourself.

You could remember your hometown of Mollet de Vallès to be a place that was rife with FC Barcelona pride; it would’ve been the ultimate betrayal to your neighbourhood if you hadn’t elected to play for the club. It would be the ultimate betrayal to leave them, as well.

You were born and raised in Barcelona. The culture, the people, the club, all of it was surely intertwined into your soul. That wouldn’t stop you from running away from every bit of it and breaking out of the manacles this city held you in.

If it wasn’t for your sister and the fact that all your years spent at the club was deeply rooted in the love you had for her, you would’ve been gone ages ago.

At first, you thought you were just having one of those days when nothing felt like it was going your way, but the feelings persisted and you became more acutely aware of the real problem — you were staying for Alexia, and her feelings were beginning to come above your career and self-esteem.

You could only spend so much time in the dark before you started craving the light. Living in her shadow was simply not good enough. You had spent enough of your life feeling hopeless.

Being on the same team as her meant that the closest you’d ever get to being called good is comparisons to your sister. Alexia was La Reina. Alexia was everything. You? Well… you were barely anything if not Alexia’s little sister, the other less impressive Putellas.

Talks with your agent made the decision you had to make crystal clear; you could continue to be downplayed as long as you stay at Barcelona, or you could leave the club and feel what it’s like to be appreciated for the skill you possess instead of your relations to Alexia.

The hardest part of this entire thing? Telling her.

You could pack your things and book your plane tickets, call your agent and tell him to start negotiating with clubs, let the board know that you’re leaving for good and never turning back, but breaking the news to Alexia was easier said than done.

When you were in her kitchen one night, bearing a burden on your shoulders, you hesitated to speak. The knowledge of your career at Barça coming to an end after one more match was severing your tongue, preventing you from speaking, and eventually you’d cave beneath it and keep it all to yourself until Alexia found out in the worst way possible. The deal was done, you put pen to paper, and you were set to join Bayern Munich. All that was left to do was tell Alexia.

Bayern Munich, so far away from Barcelona, it was perfect. You could restart and build a name for yourself, completely separated from your family name. Even if Alexia did get angry, you would be in Germany within the next month (give or take a week), so what did it matter?

Part of you had faith that she’d understand, recognise your intentions and not take it to heart. The entirety of you hoped and prayed for that.

“Alexia,” you started, turning around in your seat at the dining table to look at her while she poured herself a glass of water. She hummed in response to you, as to indicate that she was listening.

“I’m leaving the club. I’ve signed it — the contract — and it’s done. I’m going to Bayern.”

She turned off the faucet suddenly, standing at the sink with her back to you. Her grip on the glass tightened ever so slightly, and you could hear the deep breath she took.

“What?” she mumbled, turning around to look at you with eyes narrowed in disbelief. You glared at the table, nodding your head slightly.

“I’m going to Bayern,” you repeated, looking up to meet her now widened eyes as she placed her glass down. “I’m leaving Barça.”

She glanced at you, her eyes softening for a moment, and you could tell that she was barely registering the news.

“You can’t,” she responded, “Barça is your home, we belong here, both of us–”

There went any chances of her understanding you. That other part of you that knew she wouldn’t be rational about this, had been proven right. “You belong here, Alexia. I don’t,” you shot back, pointing at her with an almost accusing finger.

“What’s wrong with the club?” Alexia snapped. You glared at her, your angered façade crumbling away to reveal the true sadness that remained behind it.

“This club is your dream, (Y/N). I mean, I don’t get it,” she laughed, her expression seeping with disbelief, “You love it here, I love you here– don’t you remember? We used to talk about retiring here together, assisting each other and scoring from each other’s passes. Remember how you’ve always wanted to score a bicycle kick off one of my corners? Why do you want to leave, when we haven’t done all this, when there’s still so much for us to achieve?”

It wasn’t her fault that everyone kept you in the dark. Alexia would never want you at Barça if she knew this was going to happen. Still, you couldn’t cave now. There was no use in regretting anything, because it was done. Maybe if you had told her about your plans to leave, you would’ve felt this regret earlier, and things would’ve been different. Empty ‘what-ifs’ only reminded you that it was too late.

But still, her plea to make you stay was solely built on whatever regarded her. Not a single thing about what you wanted to do was taken into consideration.

“Tell me what made you want to leave, and I’ll make them change it. Just don’t ruin your career by leaving,” she continued.

“You know what?” you started, standing up so you were eye-to-eye with your sister, “I thought you out of all people would understand, but no. You’re selfish, Alexia. This is what’s best for me, I can’t stay here if I want to be any good!”

You were yelling, and you never liked to yell, but it felt like the only way to properly convey your feelings to the woman.

“I’m not even second best to you. Sometimes I feel like I’m only kept at this club to make you look good, and I am so, so sick of it. For years I’ve– I have no confidence left, no sense of pride in myself, I barely ever feel happy wearing this jersey because it’s always been your dream, not mine! I’m not the Putellas that belongs here, everyone knows that, so don’t try to make me stay because this is my only chance to be great. I want to be great, Alexia, and you should know better than anyone what it’s like to want that.”

It was only normal that you began to tear up amidst your words, and they trembled on your waterline as you spoke.

Alexia looked defeated.

More than anything, she felt unbridled amounts of guilt running rife through her. She wanted to reach out to you, hug you, tell you that everything would be alright and she never looked at you as a dim light that made hers look brighter, but she was glued to the spot, her muscles twitching and urging her to step forward with no avail.

“I love you, and I’ve stayed all this time for you. Honestly, I never even wanted to stay. You’re the only one that’s holding me down.” It was like a huge weight had been lifted off your shoulders, and in its place sat a mix of relief and guilt.

Alexia stayed silent, only a singular tear slipping down her cheek, the start of many that she would shed behind closed doors that night. It was more than just losing a teammate to her, and she wasn’t so emotional because her sister was leaving; it was the realisation that she didn’t know you very well in the first place, and the culpability of realising that she really had been holding you down.

That conversation was one of the last you had with Alexia in person. You played one last match for the Blaugrana, and then you left for Germany the following week.

Even weeks of knowing prior to your final match couldn’t soften the blow as Alexia stood on the pitch, clapping for you as you waved goodbye to the fans and teammates alike, tears brimming in your eyes that were akin to the ones rolling down her cheeks.

She walked up to you, and she embraced you like she never has before, like you were disappearing into nothingness instead of another country. You gripped her tightly, savouring the hug and trying to memorise the feeling, and when she pulled away, she had a pensive smile on her face.

“If you ever want to come back to me, I’ll always be right here with open arms. Cuídate, hermana.”