#Orr Simpson

[feenick]

JRPG, CRPG, WRPG... these aren't very useful subgenres, and geologically recent arguments have heated up the debate around them even more. So I propose throwing them out and replacing them with these 26 new, flawless categories:

ARPG - Action RPG: Do you perfom actions? Or are you stuck watching the title sequence over and over because the main menu doesn't work? BRPG - Bethesdic RPG: Can you pick up every wheel of cheese in the game and put it into a single room? Does the game needing to keep track of that eventually ruin saves? Then the game's a BRPG. CRPG - Computer RPG/Console RPG: Everyone will know exactly what you mean when you use this acronym. If need be, refer to games like Ultima IV or Final Fantasy VII, games that exclusively exist on either a personal computer or a console. DRPG - Dungeon RPG: Do you go into the prison cells underneath a castle? If you don't, are you really an RPG of any type, much less a DRPG? ERPG - Erotic RPG: A game where you find love. Did you talk to someone on an internet forum about Final Fantasy IV and get into a relationship through that? That goes here. FRPG - French RPG: Wakfu exists. I'm sure there's others. GRPG - Good RPG: They all go in here :) HRPG - Homeric RPG: Is the plot of the RPG directly ripping off 1) The Iliad 2) The Odyssey 3) A Simpsons episode? IRPG - Idle RPG: Okay, honest question. How much do you idle in these games anyway? Certainly you're setting up equipment and parties that'll auto-grind for you, right? The entire subgenre isn't just Progress Quest, right? JRPG - Judeo-Christian RPG: This category is exclusively for the 2008 game The You Testament. I'm sorry, I don't make the rules. KRPG - Kinetic RPG: You know Kinetic Novels, ie a VN that doesn't have any choices at all? Throw any RPG you want to disparge for not giving you choices in here. Alternatively, this is for any RPG that has Kinect support. LRPG - Luddite RPG: Was it released on a console 20 years after that console ceased getting games? Does it look and act like it should have been released 20 years ago? MRPG - Monster-catching RPG: Any game where you catch monsters and have them battle for you. Notably, Shin Megami Tensei is excluded; you talk, bribe, and cajole demons into working for you, which is totally different. NRPG - Natalist RPG: Does the word 'breeding' come up at any point in the game description? ORPG - Orre-game-esque RPG: Like Pokemon Colosseum or Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness, is this game a spinoff of a larger RPG series that changes a major mechanic and has a small but vocal fanbase? PRPG - Panzer Dragoon Saga-like RPG: games that make SHMUP gameplay more approachable by combining them with an RPG. Other games that fit into this category are Undertale and Sigma Star Saga. QRPG - Questionnaire-having RPG: Does the game, at some point, ask you a series of questions in order to determine something? In that case, all other categories are overwritten by this one. RRPG - 'Real' RPG: You know, in your heart of hearts, what belongs here, and everyone else is wrong. SRPG - Strategic RPG: A game in which short-term tactical gameplay decisions [strategy] are the main focus. TRPG - Tactics RPG: A game in which long-term, strategic gameplay decisions [tactics] are the main focus. URPG - Ultraviolent RPG: Can you kill a guy and have a fountain of blood erupt from them? VRPG - VIPRPG: A category reserved for any game made by someone who frequents 2ch's VIP board, or features that :3 cat person that originated there. WRPG - Weeaboo RPG: Was it made by someone outside of Asia but still have anime stylings? XRPG - eXploratory RPG: A generous term for an RPG that throws you out into the world with little direction and expects you to figure out where the game is. YRPG - Yslike RPG: Does it have bump combat? Then there you go! ZRPG - Zero-loving RPG: Are the damage numbers padded to make them look more impressive? Alternatively, does Zero from Mega Man X show up?

[cuzikan]

Muscle Car Jr Inc More James Garner racing History. 1969 AMC American Motors signed a three-year contract with Garner and his American International Racers to field a team of Ramblers modified for off-road racing in the 1969 Baja 500

Specially modified versions of the 1969 SC/Rambler with 390-cu.in., 315hp AMC V-8s. AMC shipped ten new SC/Ramblers to Garner's shops, with 410 HP These SC's were doing 140 mph @ 7,000 rpm in fourth gear!

8 of the Ramblers were entered into the passenger-car category. The other two Ramblers had been fitted with four-wheel drive and were entered in the Experimental class. Bob Bondurant and Tony Murphy took first place. Ramblers took 1st, 3rd and 5th. AIR drivers Ed Orr and J.W. Wright were the third-place finishers, Don Simpson & Walker Evans drove the Rambler that came in fifth. Jim couldn't drive because of filming commitment's! I need one of these!

#amc #americanmotors #ramblerscrambler #scrambler #baja500 #offroad #offroading #offroadracing

[dan6085]

Here's a list of the top 50 sportsmen of all time, along with their achievements and details:

**Note:** This is a subjective list and opinions may vary.

**1-10**

1. **Muhammad Ali** (Boxing) - 56 wins, 37 KOs, 3-time heavyweight champion

2. **Michael Jordan** (Basketball) - 6 NBA championships, 5 MVPs, 6 Finals MVPs

3. **Usain Bolt** (Athletics) - 8 Olympic gold medals, 11 World Championship gold medals

4. **Lionel Messi** (Football) - 6 Ballon d'Or awards, 10 La Liga titles, 4 UEFA Champions League titles

5. **Cristiano Ronaldo** (Football) - 5 Ballon d'Or awards, 5 UEFA Champions League titles, 1 UEFA European Championship

6. **Michael Phelps** (Swimming) - 28 Olympic medals, 23 gold medals, 39 World Championship gold medals

7. **Jesse Owens** (Athletics) - 4 Olympic gold medals, 8 World Championship gold medals

8. **Babe Ruth** (Baseball) - 714 home runs, 4 World Series championships, 2 MVPs

9. **Pelé** (Football) - 3 World Cup titles, 2 Copa Libertadores titles, 1000+ goals

10. **Jack Nicklaus** (Golf) - 18 major championships, 19 second-place finishes, 73 PGA Tour wins

**11-20**

11. **Tiger Woods** (Golf) - 15 major championships, 82 PGA Tour wins, 11-time PGA Player of the Year

12. **LeBron James** (Basketball) - 4 NBA championships, 4 MVPs, 4 Finals MVPs

13. **Ronaldo** (Football) - 2 World Cup titles, 3 Ballon d'Or awards, 5 UEFA Champions League titles

14. **Magic Johnson** (Basketball) - 5 NBA championships, 3 MVPs, 3 Finals MVPs

15. **Wayne Gretzky** (Ice Hockey) - 4 Stanley Cup titles, 9 Hart Trophies, 894 goals

16. **Carl Lewis** (Athletics) - 9 Olympic gold medals, 10 World Championship gold medals

17. **Joe Louis** (Boxing) - 66 wins, 52 KOs, 2-time heavyweight champion

18. **Wilt Chamberlain** (Basketball) - 2 NBA championships, 4 MVPs, 1 Finals MVP

19. **Arnold Palmer** (Golf) - 7 major championships, 62 PGA Tour wins, 4-time Masters champion

20. **Eddy Merckx** (Cycling) - 5 Tour de France titles, 3 Giro d'Italia titles, 1 Vuelta a España title

**21-30**

21. **Sugar Ray Robinson** (Boxing) - 173 wins, 108 KOs, 2-time welterweight champion

22. **Martina Navratilova** (Tennis) - 167 singles titles, 331 weeks as world No. 1

23. **Paavo Nurmi** (Athletics) - 9 Olympic gold medals, 20 World Championship gold medals

24. **Gordie Howe** (Ice Hockey) - 4 Stanley Cup titles, 6 Hart Trophies, 801 goals

25. **Bobby Orr** (Ice Hockey) - 2 Stanley Cup titles, 3 Hart Trophies, 915 points

26. **Ayrton Senna** (Formula 1) - 3 World Drivers' Championships, 41 wins, 65 pole positions

27. **Michael Schumacher** (Formula 1) - 7 World Drivers' Championships, 91 wins, 68 pole positions

28. **Larry Bird** (Basketball) - 3 NBA championships, 3 MVPs, 2 Finals MVPs

29. **Hank Aaron** (Baseball) - 755 home runs, 3 Gold Glove awards, 2 MVPs

30. **Cy Young** (Baseball) - 511 wins, 76 shutouts, 3 World Series championships

**31-40**

31. **Nadia Comăneci** (Gymnastics) - 5 Olympic gold medals, 4 World Championship gold medals

32. **Mark Spitz** (Swimming) - 7 Olympic gold medals, 11 World Championship gold medals

33. **Billie Jean King** (Tennis) - 129 singles titles, 331 weeks as world No. 1

34. **Willie Mays** (Baseball) - 660 home runs, 2 MVPs, 12 Gold Glove awards

35. **Mario Andretti** (Racing) - 1 Formula 1 World Championship, 1 IndyCar championship, 1 Daytona 500 win

36. **Lou Gehrig** (Baseball) - 493 home runs, 7 All-Star appearances, 2 MVPs

37. **Walter Payton** (American Football) - 1 Super Bowl appearance, 9 Pro Bowl appearances, 2 NFL MVPs

38. **Sandy Koufax** (Baseball) - 3 Cy Young Awards, 4 World Series championships, 4 no-hitters

39. **Bob Beamon** (Athletics) - 1 Olympic gold medal, 1 World Championship gold medal, world record holder

40. **O.J. Simpson** (American Football) - 1 Super Bowl appearance, 6 Pro Bowl appearances, 1 NFL MVP

**41-50**

41. **Pete Sampras** (Tennis) - 14 Grand Slam titles, 286 weeks as world No. 1

42. **Ray Lewis** (American Football) - 2 Super Bowl championships, 13 Pro Bowl appearances, 2 NFL MVPs

43. **Emmitt Smith** (American Football) - 3 Super Bowl championships, 8 Pro Bowl appearances, 1 NFL MVP

44. **Hakeem Olajuwon** (Basketball) - 2 NBA championships, 1 MVP, 2 Finals MVPs

45. **Charles Barkley** (Basketball) - 1 NBA MVP, 11 All-Star appearances, 2 Olympic gold medals

46. **John McEnroe** (Tennis) - 7 Grand Slam titles, 170 weeks as world No. 1

47. **Ivan Lendl** (Tennis) - 8 Grand Slam titles, 270 weeks as world No. 1

48. **Frank Robinson** (Baseball) - 586 home runs, 2 MVPs, 1 World Series championship

49. **Joe Montana** (American Football) - 4 Super Bowl championships, 3 Super Bowl MVPs, 2 NFL MVPs

50. **Bobby Hull** (Ice Hockey) - 1 Stanley Cup title, 2 Hart Trophies, 604 goals

This list includes athletes from various sports, including football, basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, boxing, and more. Each athlete has achieved incredible success and has made significant contributions to their respective sport. Source: Llama AI

[ulkaralakbarova]

A man obsessed with conspiracy theories becomes a target after one of his theories turns out to be true. Unfortunately, in order to save himself, he has to figure out which theory it is. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Jerry Fletcher: Mel Gibson Alice Sutton: Julia Roberts Dr. Jonas: Patrick Stewart Agent Lowry: Cylk Cozart Mr. Wilson: Steve Kahan Flip: Terry Alexander Cynic: Alex McArthur Justice Guard: Rod McLachlan Justice Guard: Michael Potts Justice Guard: Jim Sterling Public Works Man: Rich Hebert Clarke: Brian J. Williams Piper: G. A. Aguilar Henry Finch’s Secretary: Cece Neber Labao Alice’s Secretary: Saxon Trainor Grouchy Nurse: Sage Allen Nurse – Roosevelt Hospital: Joanna Sanchez Cop – Roosevelt Hospital: Michael Shamus Wiles Lawyer: Andrew Lauren Tech: Danny Smith Surveillance Operator: Sean Patrick Thomas Helicopter Pilot: Al Cerullo Cleet: Dean Winters Night Security – Federal Building: Rick Hoffman Surveillance Operator: Peter Jacobson Intern: Troy Garity Alice’s Father: Bert Remsen Jonas’ Aide: J. Mills Goodloe Old Man in Book Store: Leonard Jackson Film Crew: Director of Photography: John Schwartzman First Assistant Director: Jim Van Wyck Original Music Composer: Carter Burwell Producer: Joel Silver Editor: Kevin Stitt Producer: Richard Donner Casting: Marion Dougherty Assistant Editor: Kris Cole Associate Producer: Julie Durk Writer: Brian Helgeland Co-Producer: Richard Solomon Art Direction: Gregory Bolton Editor: Frank J. Urioste Co-Producer: Dan Cracchiolo Co-Producer: J. Mills Goodloe Post Production Supervisor: Ilyse A. Reutlinger Unit Production Manager: Helen Pollak Unit Production Manager: Nan Bernstein Freed Second Assistant Director: John G. Scotti Set Decoration: Casey Hallenbeck Set Designer: Lauren Cory Set Designer: Joseph G. Pacelli Jr. Set Designer: Thomas Betts Leadman: Steven Curtis Husch Still Photographer: Andrew Cooper Video Assist Operator: Martin Glover Underwater Director of Photography: Pete Romano Second Second Assistant Director: Sean McCarron Unit Publicist: Stephanie Pond-Smith Script Supervisor: Sioux Richards Key Grip: Les T. Tomita Best Boy Grip: Audie Aragon Dolly Grip: Brad Rea Location Manager: Robbie Goldstein Location Manager: David E. Kaufman Negative Cutter: Mo Henry Color Timer: David Orr “A” Camera Operator: Mitchell Amundsen Steadicam Operator: Neal Norton First Assistant Camera: Christopher Duskin First Assistant Camera: A. Anthony Cappello Second Assistant Camera: Thomas D. Lairson Jr. Second Assistant Camera: Charles B. Katz Camera Loader: Jacobus Marcus Supervising Sound Editor: Mark A. Mangini Supervising Sound Editor: George Simpson Sound Editor: Richard L. Anderson Sound Editor: Mike Chock Sound Editor: John Dunn Sound Editor: Julia Evershade Sound Editor: Eric Lindemann Sound Editor: Geoffrey G. Rubay Assistant Sound Editor: Oscar Mitt Assistant Sound Editor: Sonny Pettijohn Music Editor: Adam Milo Smalley Scoring Mixer: Michael Farrow Orchestrator: Sonny Kompanek Supervising ADR Editor: James Simcik ADR Editor: William C. Carruth ADR Editor: Denise Horta ADR Mixer: Troy Porter Sound Re-Recording Mixer: John T. Reitz Sound Re-Recording Mixer: David E. Campbell Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Gregg Rudloff Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Jeffrey J. Haboush Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Kevin E. Carpenter Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Dan Hiland Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Gary D. Rogers Foley Editor: Solange S. Schwalbe Foley Editor: Aaron Glascock Production Sound Mixer: Tim Cooney Boom Operator: Todd Bassman Chief Lighting Technician: Andy Ryan Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Brian Evans Assistant Costume Designer: Christopher J. Kristoff Costume Design: Ha Nguyen Production Design: Paul Sylbert Costume Supervisor: Kimberly Guenther Durkin Makeup Supervisor: Lee Harman Makeup Artist: Richard Dean Makeup Artist: Mel Berns Jr. Key Hair Stylist: Stephen Robinette Hairstylist: Lyndell Quiyou Hairstylist: Monique DeSart Property Master: Erik L. Nelson Assistant Property Master: Christopher Amy Special Effects Coordinator: Michael Meinardus Stunts: S...

[lavanyadeepak]

[Imported from Blogdrive]The Ekadasi Thursday Trip to Thiruvallikeni

  The Ekadasi Thursday Trip to Thiruvallikeni   The Thursday trip to Thiruvallikeni was more significant than anything else. Amongst the friends circles and in the religious proximity also. First among them was it was Ekadasi and hence significantly and very important day.   I only started a bit late about 1800 hours but managed to get more comfortable bus to Simpson (P. Orr &…

[boxingnewsnetwork]

Mike and Cedric discuss Lorenzo "Truck" Simpson, a Pro Boxer out of Baltimore, Maryland. Watch Knuckle Up's Mike Orr and Cedric Benn, who always discuss up-and-coming young, hungry, and (usually) undefeated boxers during his live daily show at 4pm EST (9pm UK) on TalkinFight.com or YouTube.com/c/TalkinFight #TalkinFight #KnuckleUp #LorenzoSimpson

[brn1029]

On this date in music history…now, of course, the years vary…GREATLY…but here’s what went down…

October 3rd

2011 - Queen

According to new scientific research, Queen's 'We Are The Champions' was found to be the catchiest song ever written. Musicologist Dr Alisun Pawley from the University of London, England, conducted research into what makes a song memorable and compiled a list of the ten "catchiest" songs of all time. During the research, they discovered that sing-along songs contained four key elements: long and detailed musical phrases, multiple pitch changes in a song's 'hook', male vocalists, and higher male voices making a noticeable vocal effort. Y.M.C.A. by the Village People, Sum 41's Fat Lip, and Europe's The Final Countdown were also in the list.

2002 - Iron Butterfly

Original guitarist, vocalist from American psychedelic rock band Iron Butterfly Darryl DeLoach died of liver cancer at the age of 56.

2000 - John Lennon

John Lennon's assassin Mark Chapman was denied parole after serving 20 years in prison. Chapman was interviewed for 50 minutes by parole board members who concluded that releasing Chapman would 'deprecate the seriousness of the crime.'

2000 - Benjamin Orr

The Cars singer and bass player Benjamin Orr died of cancer at home in Atlanta at the age of 53. Sang lead vocals on the bands hits ‘Just What I Needed’, ‘Let's Go’ and ‘Drive’.

1999 - Akio Morita

Akio Morita the founder of Sony electronics died aged 78. The 1979 Sony Walkman transformed both Sony and consumers across the world.

1999 - Tom Jones

Tom Jones went to No.1 on the UK album chart with 'Reload', making the singer the oldest artist to score a UK No.1 album with new material. The album featured the collaboration with Mousse T, 'Sexbomb', which reached No.3 on the UK Singles Chart, and was later used in an episode of The Simpsons.

1991 - Stevie Ray Vaughan

Texas governor Ann Richards proclaimed October 3, Stevie Ray Vaughan, (Stevie Ray Vaughan's birthday), to be "Stevie Ray Vaughan Day". An annual motorcycle ride and concert in Central Texas benefits the Stevie Ray Vaughan Memorial Scholarship Fund.

1987 - M/A/R/S

M/A/R/S were at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Pump Up The Volume.' The first British-made house hit heavily sampled other recordings which resulted in litigation.

1978 - Aerosmith

The members of Aerosmith bailed thirty fans out of jail after they were arrested for smoking pot during an Aerosmith concert at Fort Wayne Coliseum.

1968 - The Beatles

Working at Trident Studios in London, The Beatles recorded the new George Harrison song ‘Savoy Truffle’. George, Paul, and Ringo recorded just one take of the basic track (drums, bass, and lead guitar). The song was inspired by Eric Clapton's love of chocolates, particularly Mackintosh's Good News.

1967 - Woody Guthrie

American singer, songwriter Woody Guthrie died after suffering from Huntington's Chorea disease. Guthrie was a major influence on Bob Dylan and American folk music. The 70s film 'Bound For Glory' is based on his life. His best-known song is 'This Land Is Your Land', which is regularly sung in American schools.

1958 - The Biggest Show Of Stars 1958 Tour

The Biggest Show Of Stars 1958 Tour kicked off at the Worcester Auditorium in Worcester, Massachusetts. This Autumn Edition featured; Buddy Holly, Frankie Avalon, Bobby Darin, The Olympics, Dion & The Belmonts, Bobby Freeman, The Elegants, Jimmy Clanton, The Danleers, Duane Eddy, Clyde McPhatter and The Coasters.

1945 - Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley made his first ever-public appearance in a talent contest at the Mississippi Alabama Dairy Show singing 'Old Shep', Elvis was 10 years old at the time and came second.

[figureskatingcostumes]

Mary Orr and Phelan Simpson competing in the 2014 Junior Canadian Nationals.

(Source: Danielle Earl Photography)

[davidhudson]

Happy 82nd, Charles Simic.

At a conference on surrealism in 1978 with poets (from left) James Tate, Ira Sadoff, Carol Muske, David Ignatow, Louis Simpson, and McKeel McBride, and on the far right, Gregory Orr. Photo by Kate Daniels.

[charlottejacksonfineart]

Purple Haze: A Group Exhibition

January 20 - February 20, 2017

[volknerslegs]

honestly my terrible memory has reached its limit in terms of new main series pokemon games i dont know the name of anything from sun and moon and i would be happy with mostly experimental spin off shit from here on in

[politiciandirect]

Liberal Watchdog Group Targeting Devin Nunes Paid Fusion GPS $140,000

Liberal Watchdog Group Targeting Devin Nunes Paid Fusion GPS $140,000

A liberal watchdog group that investigated the Trump administration and Republican lawmakers last year paid nearly $140,000 to Fusion GPS — the firm that produced the “pee dossier” claiming a collusion conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia, according to a report.

The Campaign for Accountability paid for research on an unknown project, according to its tax filings with the Internal…

[doubleattitude]

JUMP Dance Convention, Overland Park, KS: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

JUMPstart Solo

1st: Penelope LeMieux-’These Boots’

2nd: Alexandra Charnstrom-’Imagine’

3rd: Reese Braga-’Fallen Memory’

4th: Olivia Weber-’Bird’

4th: Averie Ertugrul-’Dare’

4th: Rio Slaughter-’One Jump’

4th: Renzo Slaughter-’Spider-Man’

4th: Sawyer Hall-’When You’re Good To Mama’

5th: Evey Keegan-’Not A Dream’

6th: Maddox Hall-’Floating/Sinking’

Mini Solo

1st: Kelsie Jacobson-’I Dreamed A Dream’

2nd: Carrigan Paylor-’It Is Time’

2nd: Braylynn Grizzaffi-’Path5′

3rd: Skylar Wong-’Elephants’

3rd: Lilly Anderson-’Faun’

3rd: Finley Ashfield-’My Girl’

3rd: Kate Baldwin-’Zimmer’

4th: Fiona Sartain-’The Way You Move’

5th: Santiago Sosa-’Becoming’

5th: Roxie Onellion-’Mellow Yellow’

6th: Callan Waite-’Enter One’

6th: Allie Plott-’The Path’

7th: Channing Embry-’Blackbird’

7th: Stella Bratcher-’Blow Gabriel Blow’

7th: Zoe Flores-’Danger’

7th: Isabella Charnstrom-’The Brink’

8th: Ella Dobler-’Shrine East’

8th: Emily Core-’Without Limits’

9th: Pierson Aldridge-’Sarajevo’

10th: Ruby Arnold-’Winter’

Junior Solo

1st: Josie Lutz-’Time’

2nd: Audrey Mayernik-’All Human Beings’

3rd: Brooklyn Simpson-’A Great Altar’

3rd: Claire Monge-’Found’

3rd: Leila Winker-’Takt’

3rd: Campbell Clark-’The Scarlett Effect’

4th: Brooke Toro-’From Within’

5th: Brynn Kostka-’Answer’

5th: Carley Jensen-’April In Paris’

5th: Natalia Garcia-’Hallelujah’

5th: London Barron-’Look What Your Love Has Done To Me’

6th: Caroline McGowan-’Everything Evaporates’

6th: Finley Aldridge-’Jealous’

7th: Ava Munos-Ask’

7th: Gigi Johnson-’How It Was’

8th: Tori Chun-’Glacier’

8th: Julia Chavez-’Going Under’

8th: Ava Rothmund-’Hand Covers Bruise’

8th: Kira Reissner-’Shadow Journal’

8th: Londyn LeMieux-’Tar’’

9th: Ellie Jane Knell-’In Another Life’

9th: Morgan Foged-’Rapture’

9th: Finley Waite-’Welcome Home’

10th: Penelope Ciminieri-’Take My Hand’

10th: Livia Bonnie-’Walking In the Air’

10th: Haydyn Jackson-’Warm Summer Breeze’

Teen Solo

1st: Isabella Jarvis-’Moonlight Serenade’

2nd: Addison Middleton-’Dark Dissonance’

2nd: Beth Anne McGowan-’Informally Cool’

2nd: Jesse Detroy-’Once Upon A December’

3rd: Isabel Reese-’Spectral Density’

3rd: Sophie Bishop-’Unravelings’

3rd: Lawsen Hooker-’When I Grow Too Old To Dream’

4th: Emery Sousley-’Birds of Paradise’

4th: Addison Allen-’Seven Nation Army’

4th: Lily Thelen-’Hero’

4th: Jesse Flaherty-’Reaching For Cold Hands’

5th: Whitney Tomes-’Don’t You Hate It When?’

5th: Andres Jimenez-’Frontieres’

5th: Sofia Andrus-’Numb’

5th: Mini Preston-’Rosas’

6th: Ayla Pilrain-’Commit’

6th: Abigail Webers-’Embers’

6th: Alexis Schueller-’Lilac Wine’

6th: Ayva Royster-’Safe Now’

7th: Anna Brown-’Isn’t It Romantic’

7th: Joshuah Rivera-’Less and Less’

7th: Sydney Orr-’So Far’

7th: Dasha Vishnayakova-’This Place Was A Shelter’

8th: Riley Brull-’Black Flies’

8th: Molly Mack-’The Colour In Anything’

8th: Piper Embry-’Trouble On My Mind’

9th: Trinity Baker-’Swingin’ Part’y

9th: Hudson Beery-’Time’

10th: Callie Weinert--’Let You Go’

10th: Siena Riga-’Naked’

10th: Kieran Holmes-’Slow’

10th: Eva Hurtig-’True Purpose’

10th: Lauren Finnerty-’Vast & Limitless’

Senior Solo

1st: David Keingatti-’Belief 2′

2nd: Brianna Keingatti-’Everything Must Change’

3rd: Brooke Cheek-’The Beginning & The End’

4th: Sophie Tosh-’The’

5th: Reagan Stafford-’Beneath the Light’

5th: Jordin Suwalski-’Hold On Tight’

6th: Cassidy Reigel-’Are You Lonesome Tonight’

7th: Elle Tosh-’Safe’

8th: Emma Thelen-’Creep’

9th: Meghan Rigdon-’Gypsy Rhapsody’

10th: Reese Spencer-’Speechless’

Open Solo

1st: Summer Martin-’Insomnia’

JUMPstart Duo/Trio

1st: Miss Kristys School of Dance-’Azumba’

2nd: Charlee’s Elite School of Dance-’Fight Night’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: The Pointe Performing Arts Center-’Angel By The Wings’

2nd: Charlee’s Elite School of Dance-’Gotta Do’

3rd: Perception Dance Company-’Nails Hair Hips Heels’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: Infinity Dance-’Stand By Me’

2nd: Perception Dance Company-’My Egyptian Love’

3rd: Perception Dance Company-’By Your Side’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: Universal Dance Academy-’Imagine’

2nd: Perception Dance Company-’Black and Gold’

3rd: The Dallas Conservatory-’Friction’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: Artistic Edge Dance Centre-’Symphony of Sorrow’

2nd: Perception Dance Company-’Keep You From the Cold’

3rd: Perception Dance Company-’Eskimo’

JUMPstart Group

1st: Miss Kristys School of Dance-’Watch Me Now’

2nd: Miss Kristys School of Dance-’Nature Boy’

Mini Group

1st: Perception Dance Company-’O’Holy Night’

2nd: Perception Dance Company-’Dare You Not to Dance’

Junior Group

1st: Perception Dance Company-’All Of the Row Boats’

2nd: Perception Dance Company-’Man I Feel Like A Woman’

Teen Group

1st: Perception Dance Company-’Never Again’

1st: Perception Dance Company-’South London’

2nd: Perception Dance Company-’React’

3rd: Charlee’s Elite School of Dance-’Daughter’

Senior Group

1st: Perception Dance Company-’Life In the City’

2nd: Perception Dance Company-’Little Bird’

High Scores by Performance Division:

JUMPstart Jazz

Miss Kristys School of Dance-’Watch Me Now’

JUMPstart Contemporary

Miss Kristys School of Dance-’Nature Boy’

Mini Contemporary

Perception Dance Company-’O’Holy Night’

Mini Jazz

Perception Dance Company-’Dare You Not to Dance’

Junior Contemporary

Perception Dance Company-’All Of the Row Boats’

Junior Jazz

Perception Dance Company-’Man I Feel Like A Woman’

Teen Lyrical

Perception Dance Company-’Never Again’

Teen Contemporary

Perception Dance Company-’South London’

Teen Jazz

Perception Dance Company-’React’

Senior Jazz

Perception Dance Company-’Little Bird’

Senior Contemporary

Perception Dance Company-’Life In the City’

Best of JUMP:

JUMPstart

Miss Kristys School of Dance-’Watch Me Now’

Mini

Perception Dance Company-’O’Holy Night’

Junior

Perception Dance Company-’All Of the Row Boats’

Teen

Perception Dance Company-’Never Again’

Charlee’s Elite School of Dance-’Daughter’

Senior

Perception Dance Company-’Life In the City’

Best in Studio:

Perception Dance Company-’Life In the City’

[chiaroscuroverse]

Christopher Eccleston’s isolation preservation kit

The boxsets, music, exercises and more that are helping The A Word star stay happy and healthy while staying at home

May 5, 2020 By Adrian Lobb

Binge-worthy boxsets

I’m rewatching O.J.: Made in America, the documentary, which is a complete and utter masterpiece. It’s an incredible portrait of an individual whilst also being a portrait of a nation that gives us an opportunity to look at America and its racism through the lens of celebrity. The only thing I can think of that comes close to it is Ken Burns’ Jazz documentary series, which uses music to look at race in America. I’m obsessed with that. Myself and my children have watched all of the Studio Ghibli films. They’re most famous for Spirited Away but this weekend, we watched Princess Kaguya, which I think is their masterpiece. It had my son Albert, who is eight, in tears. And myself, Albert and Esme were all spellbound and incredibly moved. I would urge anybody, adults or children, to watch it. It is one of the greatest animated films I’ve ever seen. It’s very special.

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I’m reading Motherwell by Deborah Orr, the late Guardian journalist. It’s a portrait of a childhood and a place and a relationship – I can’t really articulate it, but it is an extraordinary book. And I’m also loving re-reading the Manchester poet Lemn Sissay’s book, My Name Is Why. He is incredible.

The soundtrack to my isolation

I’ve managed to source from Japan a boxset of Soul Train, which was this massive black American music programme in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. You’ve got people like Marvin Gaye, Al Green and Curtis Mayfield performing in studio with the famous Soul Train line dancers, and that, during these times, is tremendously uplifting. Like the box set of The Old Grey Whistle Test, it functions both as a provider of musical gems, but also a social document. Q Tip from The Roots wrote a book about it, where he talks about finally seeing people who look like him on television in America – there are chapters about his favourite episodes, their impact on him, and their impact on the black community in America. It chimes a lot with the OJ Simpson doc. Probably because I am a white boy who grew up in a working class area on black music in the 60s, I’ve always been fascinated by the the music’s impact socially and culturally.

Staying active

I’ve been going out running for an hour a day. And I’ve been doing weights for an hour a day as well. So exercise has been massive for me. I’m trying as hard as I can to complement that training by eating healthily.

Comfort foods

I found in the first couple of weeks of lockdown that I was drinking too much. The first couple of weeks I was struggling. I think possibly a lot of us drank more than usual. So I have knocked that on the head and I’m trying to stay off drink until the lockdown is lifted because it wasn’t helping me personally. I’ve not missed it, actually, because I like drinking in a social situation rather than isolation.

Tech

I always speak to my mum once a day on the telephone. But since the lockdown myself and my mum, who is in Salford, FaceTime twice a day. I got her an iPad a couple of years ago and she didn’t really use it, but it’s really helped me and hopefully my mum during this lockdown. My mum, like me, lives alone. So it has been key for both of us to see each other, to see a loved one.

New skill

I was just about to start a big job. We were supposed to start shooting a six part series for Channel Four called Close To Me on April 20. I’m 56, and I would have been learning lines every single day for four months. That’s taken away from me now and I was missing that creative outlet, so I’ve been making myself learn poems. I have recorded a poem for the NHS – I did that on my iPhone. And I’ve dived headlong into the collective works of John Cooper Clarke. I’ve been recording some of his poetry and putting them on my Instagram, which I’ve never done before. I’m gonna try and do some more – maybe some Yeats or Lemn Sissay. So it’s practical, but it’s also a creative outlet.

The A Word starts on Tuesday 5 May on BBC One

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Jon and Mark,

What’s your favorite video games and animated adult shows? (Like Family guy, Simpsons Orr..?)

Mark: I like simpsons it’s pretty good and I don’t really play video games

Jon: I like gravity falls and stardew valley