#Sam Gilman

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Wes Anderson Movies + textpost part 8/11 (or until I give up)

Moonrise Kingdom Edition

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The Gillman family

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[A Frontier Home]. 1860s–70s. Credit line: Gilman Collection, Purchase, Sam Salz Foundation Gift, 2005 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/283212

[astarforava]

“i forgive it all as it comes back to me”

♱ preachers daughter inspired ♱

• the five people you meet in heaven - mitch albom

• the yellow wall-paper - charlotte perkins gilman

• rest and be thankful - emma glass

• the art of starving - sam j. miller

[according2thelore]

happy wincest wednesday!!! i really want to pay it forward from the ask you sent me last week and ask what you (both?) think sam and dean's favorite books are! i mostly answered based on what books i had already read, so i'm really curious if in the books you've read you'd have different opinions! if not though (or in addition if you'd like!), i'd love to know what you think their favorite movies are, too :) give dean's favorite medium a moment in the spotlight, too 💖 (@incesthemes)

hi! happy wincest wednesday!

hmm--i think sam has a long, enduring, passionate love affair with the hardy boys and nancy drew books. i think he longs in some ways to be the hardy boys/nancy drew, because they get to solve mysteries and be hypercompetent while also having a secure home environment. in nancy's case, she's popular and has a boyfriend and also gets to explore thick tomes of town lore. they were so easy to find at libraries across america, and super easy to steal/shoplift because of how thin they were.

(dean also makes fun of him by calling him a hardy boy for a long time, i imagine. you also cannot tell me dean would not get an absolute fucking kick out of calling sam "nancy")

i also think that as he gets older, he gets more bitter/disillusioned about both series, but still has a secret fondness for seeing their covers in bookstores.

as he gets older (high school age), sam definitely gravitates towards more gothic, as you mentioned! i think he finds wuthering heights compelling, but can't quite put his finger on it, and never tells dean because dean would make fun of him for liking such a girly book. science fiction/horror novellas are also fun to him (frankenstein, poe, dracula, jekyll, the murders in rue morgue).

we know dean is a closet intellectual at his own choice, so i imagine he steals/lifts books from libraries/stores, and keeps them in the bottom of his duffle. i think a lot of this happens after sam leaves for college and dean suddenly has 80 hours of free time a week now that he's not huffing sam's boxers and staring at him lovingly in the rearview mirror.

in terms of books that they had to read (and inevitably read/reread over and over again as they move to schools that haven't read them yet):

sam likes: tale of two cities by dickens, telltale heart by poe, in cold blood by capote, inferno by dante, to kill a mockingbird by lee, yellow wallpaper by gilman, matilda by dahl sam HATES: romeo and juliet by shakespeare, heart of darkness by conrad, a separate peace by knowles (he hates that he finds himself in gene), tess of the d'urbervilles (bc he also hates he strangely relates to it)

dean likes: in cold blood by capote, hamlet by shakespeare, 1984 by orwell, lord of the flies by golding, and then there were none by christie, count of monte christo by dumas, any western he can get his hands on dean HATES: frankenstein by shelley, a good man by o'conner (HATES IT), catcher in the rye by salinger (it makes him angry that he gets called out), lolita by nabokov (it makes him a little nauseous how much he likes it, he agrees that humbert is a pedophile, but the depth of the "devotion" there makes him ill), dense histories like war and peace/tale of two cities/les miserables, etc.; he hates anything by dostoevsky--he finds the morality to be posturing and tiresome

i think they BOTH love the LOTR series--books and movies. as they both canonically watch GOT together as adults (and considering dean is more into LARPing than he likes to admit) i think they both love fantasy.

dean saw two towers while sam was away at college and has been dreaming nonstop of dying in an epic battle protecting those he loves in heroic and sexy ways like in the battle for helms deep.

but he still mostly refuses to watch the parts with frodo/sam in return of the king because "frodo is annoying" (because he gets uncomfortable and scared when frodo and sam touch foreheads and cry and sam picks up frodo because he can't carry the ring but he can carry frodo, and hearing frodo scream sam's name in agony makes him nauseous)

dean swears he likes LOTR for the fights but sam knows better.

(secretly, i think dean used to read chapters of the hobbit to sam when he was really small. it's the first book john buys him after the fire because john grew up with his own dad reading it to him before he disappeared.)

i think as an adult, dean gravitates towards more crime thrillers. they have clean cut endings, and he likes how the main character is usually a grizzled, alcoholic washup looking for redemption with his estranged wife (he completely cannot relate). he also likes brandon sanderson until he finds out Nerds also like them, so he gives up on them.

and i think sam might gravitate towards nonfiction/realistic fiction/historical fiction. he doesn't want to read about quests, he doesn't want to read about chosen ones, he doesn't want to read about brothers having to watch each other die, he doesn't want to read about how Bad is Always Bad.

bonus: they both read 50 shades after the craze in like 2015, and dean was scandalized to read this in a book while sam was like...this is it? he hits her a couple of times??

i've mentioned this a MILLION times, but i think they both love the die hard movie series. mostly the first one, and mostly dean, but they try to catch the marathons on cable every christmas.

dean loves the lost boys (because COME ON OF COURSE HE DOES!!! little brother and vampires and the good guys win! no moral complexity!), ghost busters, roadhouse, quick and fast murder mysteries with easy solutions, dirty dancing, tombstone, rocky, jaws, and--secretly--little women. he cries like a fucking kid being dragged away from a candy store.

sam loves indiana jones, star trek, friday the 13th (bc if he follows the Horror Movie rules, he and his family are safe!), the rear window, ET, it's a wonderful life (a movie about how your life has meaning even if you think you're making everyone's life worse...come on...), and a million arthouse movies about how life is strange and vulnerable.

they both like/watch together: star wars, bill & ted's excellent adventure, die hard, jurassic park, LOTR, the early 2000 fantastic four movies (they're not good, but they're mindless; dean wants to be johnny storm and sammy would DIE to be reed; dean likes to joke that sam's jessica alba instead), oceans 11

sam doesn't like monster movies anymore. dean doesn't like war movies anymore.

THIS WAS SO MUCH LOL I'M SO SORRY--i have a lot of thoughts about their favourite books/movies apparently! thank you so much for this ask--it was SO FUN to answer, lol! <3

i have texted charlotte and will reblog with her opinions when she responds! (she is busy gworl)

-lizzy

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 #ProyeccionDeVida

🎬 “MOONRISE KINGDOM” [Un reino bajo la luna]

🔎 Género: Comedia / Drama / Romance / Cine independiente USA / Adolescencia

⌛️ Duración: 94 minutos

✍️ Guión: Roman Coppola y Wes Anderson

🎼 Música: Alexandre Desplat

📷 Fotografía: Robert D. Yeoman

🗯 Argumento: Años sesenta, familiares y amigos buscan a dos jóvenes amantes que han huido de su pueblo natal. Así, quedan de manifiesto viejos rencores y ocultas relaciones románticas entre algunos de los personajes que participan en la búsqueda.

👥 Reparto: Kara Hayward (Suzy Bishop), Bruce Willis (Capitán Sharp), Edward Norton (Scout Master Ward), Jared Gilman (Sam), Bill Murray, Jason Schwartzman (Cousin Ben), Tilda Swinton (Social Services Worker), Frances McDormand (Mrs. Bishop), Bob Balaban (The Narrator), Harvey Keitel (Commander Pierce) y L.J. Foley (Izod)

📢 Dirección: Wes Anderson

© Productoras: Focus Features, American Empirical Pictures & Indian Paintbrush

🌎 País: Estados Unidos

📅 Año: 2012

📽 Proyección:

📆 Jueves 01 de Agosto

🕗 8:00pm.

🎦 Cine Caleta (calle Aurelio de Souza 225 - Barranco)

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Ingreso libre

🙂 A tener en cuenta: Prohibido el ingreso de bebidas y comidas. 🌳💚🌻🌛

[jethroscousin]

Meet the New Executive Chef of Eloise and The Grocer’s Table

Sister restaurants Eloise and The Grocer’s Table are embracing their next chapter this month by welcoming new leadership in the kitchen. Executive chef Sam Gilman brings over a decade of fine dining experience to the table with past leadership roles at acclaimed Twin Cities restaurants, including The Bachelor Farmer, Meritage, Sooki & Mimi and, most recently, Café Lurcat. In regard to what…

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"Tenue et Accessoires de Sam" portés par le jeune Jared Gilman et "Tenue et Accessoires de Suzy" portés par la jeune Kara Hayward dans le film "Moonrise Kingdom" de Wes Anderson (2012) à l'exposition “Wes Anderson" de la Cinémathèque Française, juin 2025.

[daisysslibraryyy]

KİTAP ÖNERİLERİ

Merhaba dostlarım!! Nasılsınız? Umarım keyfiniz yerindedir ver her şey sizin adınıza yolundadır!💛 Eğer kendinize okumak için kitap arıyorsanız, farklı türde kitaplar okumak istiyorsanız, çayınızı kahvenizi atıştırmalığınızı alıp sıcacık yorganın altında uzanırken kitap keyfi yapmak istiyorsanız size harika kitap önerileri ile geldim!! O zaman kağıdınızı kaleminizi yanınıza alın çünkü listemiz epey uzun. Ha, bir de cüzdanınızı hazırlayın. Çünkü bu listeden sonra ekmek arası kitap yemek zorunda kalabilirsiniz..😵👻

Önce Türk yazarlarımızın yazdığı kitaplardan başlayacağım daha sonra da yabancı yazarlara geçeceğim..🌼

💌Türk Yazarlarımızın Kitapları:

Av-Çaylak-Avcı-Lider Serisi/M.Rise

Wisteria Serisi/Adora Yağmur (2023 Favorisi)

Zirve Ötesi Serisi/Adora Yağmur

Hekate'nin Kızları/Ekin.S.Koch (2023 Favorisi)

İpi Kopuk Kuklalar/Almina Taner (2023 Favorisi)

Beyaz Leke/Aslı Arslan (2024 Favorisi)

Unutulmuş Kuşlar Göğü Serisi/K.Kübra Berk (2023 Favorisi)

Operatöre Bağlanıyorsunuz/K.Kübra Berk

Kaybolmuş Ruhlar Sarayı Serisi/Dilara Keskin

Yozlaşmış Harabeler/Emre Gül (2023 Favorisi)

Büyü Dükkânı/ Yeşim Türköz

Çalıkuşu/Reşat Nuri Gürtekin

Bonus olarak arkadaşımın önerisi: Gökçen Serisi/Loresima

💌Yabancı Yazarların Kitapları:

Yılan ve Gecenin Kanatları (Seri)/Carissa Broadbent (2024 Favorisi)

Hiçbir Dünyanın Kızı (Seri)/Carissa Broadbent

Sam Orada Mısın?/Dustin Thao (2024 Favorisi)

Korsan Kralın Kızı Serisi/Tricia Levenseller

En Uzun Noel/Christina Lauren (2024 Favorisi)

November'i Öldürmek-Novemberi Avlamak/Adriana Mather

Kadınlar Ülkesi/Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Simyacı/Paulo Coelho

Düşüş Serisi/Lauren Kate (Sonsuza Kadar Favorim<3)

Efsane Serisi/Marie Lu

🌼Umarım önerilerimden memnun kalırsınız ve sizin için keyifli bir okuma listesi olur!💛 Eğer listede olmayıp, sizin başka okuduğunuz kitaplar varsa ve eklemek istedikleriniz varsa yazmayı unutmayın!! Çünkü önerilerinizi okumayı ve sizleri bu gönderinin altında düşüncelerinizi paylaşırken görmeyi çok isterim…👀✨ Eğer bu kitapları okumadıysanız alın okuyun derim ben. Hepsi birbirinden güzeldi. Bazılarının yorumu Instagram hesabımda mevcut! İsterseniz oraya da göz atabilirsiniz.💟 Ve umarım bu listeden sonra cüzdanınız hayatta kalır..🤭🥲🤍

O zaman kendinize iyi bakın, hoşçakalın! Sevgilerimle, Papatya!<3

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Wes Anderson Movies + Tv tropes part 7/12

Moonrise Kingdom Edition

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December in media

📚 Reading

Kaiju no. 8 (vol 8-11): I need the next volume STAT. Even though I keep losing track of the names but it's a me problem it happens in real life too

The Yellow Wallpaper (Gilman): oooooh boy. I wished to have a paper version to annotate. I want to do literary analysis on this story.

The veldt (Bradbury): oooh boy part two.

Lamb to the slaughter (Dahl): was I supposed to be horrified? Was I not supposed to say good for her?

In the penal colony (Kafka): Kafka can induce existential dread like no one else I think

Hanako-kun (v. 21): ahsgshsahshgajsjsjs

Layers of fear (Junji Ito): yes, yes, the perils of seeking a past long gone and the obsession with beauty. But truly the worst is the new fear unlocked around skin picking.

One piece (ch. 1130-1134): sobbing and crying and screaming for Robin

A day of fallen night (first half): I AM LOCKED IN. I AM REMEMBERING MANY NAMES. BUT NOT ALL THE NAMES. I WANT TO REREAD THE PRIORY.

🎥 Watching

Helluva Boss (ep 11): mmmmmmmh. Contemplating the plot implications.

Love, Actually: finally I've seen it. A powerhouse of a cast, Alan Rickman I miss you oh so dearly. Sam and Daniel's scenes mended my heart. Emma Thompson the legend that you are. But some of the characters (Colin, Mark) I would love to beat to death with a shovel.

Cyrano (2021): rewatching for the sibling, Peter Dinklage is still as incredible as the first time. I need to find a copy of the original book.

The Christmas Chronicles: cute! I'm not the audience, but as I was battling with pva glue on every surface of my body I had the very same attention span and level of media literacy.

The princess switch: what's christmas if not predictable romances in [generic European country with a monarchy and an obsession with Christmas]. The magical Christmas old man lacks Santa Claus swag, but has nosy European grandpa vibes so I appreciated him

The princess switch - switch again: had it in the background as I fought for my life with wrapping paper. I've just discovered there is a third movie. I'm hooked.

The princess switch 3 - romancing the star: VATICAN INVOLVEMENT AND HEIST IN THE SILLY CHRISTMAS MOVIE WHERE VANESSA HUDGENS PLAYS THREE CHARACTERS?

Ranma 1/2 (ep. 11-12): gnashing at the bars of my enclosure. I need fourteen more seasons and I need them now

The Amazing Digital Circus (ep. 4): Gangle is having A Time this episode. And making Jax also have A Time which, honestly. He deserves worse.

Helluva Boss (ep 12): that Elsa-looking bitch needed to get beaten up more. For me specifically.

The name of the rose: I can't for the life of me remember whether or not I have already watched this movie in full or only in snatches. Anyways, now I want to try and read the book.

Luca [R]: always so lovely on so many levels!!!

Around the world in 80 days (ep. 1, 2 - R): I realised that I have watched this series in a daze and should rewatch it because I miss our travelling trio.

The Preacher's wife: my tv gave up halfway through it and I want to finish it. I want the good feels.

The Mitchell's vs the machines [R]: still so good and funny. 10/10 movie.

A true wealth of nearly indistinguishable Hallmark Christmas movies that have been playing in the background of my life the whole month: unironically a nice experience.

[oaresearchpaper]

Carbon Storage and Biomass of Mangrove Forests in Samar, Philippines

Abstract

Samar is one of the provinces in the Philippines with the most extensive remaining mangrove forest. However, information on ecology and carbon sequestration capacity is limited. Thus, this study aims to assess the species diversity, community structure, and carbon stock in the natural and planted mangrove stands in Zumarraga, Samar. The transect-line method was used to collect vegetation analysis and diversity data, while biomass estimation used an allometric equation. Fifteen sampling plots of 10 m x 10 m  were established in each sampling site, representing the seaward, middleward, and landward zones. The species composition of these areas consists of 11 species belonging to 5 families. Biodiversity indices indicated very low species diversity for both types of mangrove forests. Avicennia marina was the most important species, with an importance value (IVI) of 168.55% (natural stand) and 75.61% (planted stand). The total carbon stock was 71.97 t C ha⁻¹ in the natural stand and 391.44 t C ha-1 in the planted stand. Overall, even if both mangrove stands have very low species diversity, their ability to store and sequester carbon cannot be undermined, as evident in the biomass and carbon stock values. Thus, sustainable management strategies and efforts should be made to protect this naturally grown and planted mangrove ecosystem.

Introduction

Mangrove forests are coastal wetland ecosystems considered one of Earth's most highly productive ecosystems, contributing various functions and services to surrounding coastal areas (Van Oudenhoven et al., 2015). It provides many useful human products, such as charcoal, medicines, and building materials (Barbier et al., 2011). Moreover, mangroves aid in regulating floods, erosion, and saltwater intrusion (Camacho et al., 2020) and as a buffer for coastal communities against storms and typhoons (Polidoro et al., 2010). Aside from that, this habitat also provides food and livelihood for coastal residents (Gevaña et al., 2018). Furthermore, mangroves play an important role in the health of coastal ecosystems. Their intricate root network stabilizes sediments and enhances water clarity, providing a perfect home for many marine organisms (Arceo-Carranza et al., 2021).

Recently, blue carbon ecosystems like mangroves have received international attention as a valuable tool for mitigating the impacts of climate change. This coastal ecosystem is rich in biodiversity and one of the world's most significant carbon sinks, trapping and storing a remarkable amount of carbon within its dense root systems and forest soils (Alongi, 2014; Howard et al., 2014). Since the carbon trapped in the soil is difficult to decompose, this allows the stored carbon to stay in the soil for a long time, further emphasizing its vital importance in moderating the global climate (Castillo and Breva, 2012). Mangroves can hold up to 1023 t C ha-1 and five times more organic carbon than rainforests (Donato et al., 2011; Kaufman et al., 2018). Previous studies have emphasized that the bulk of this carbon is stored belowground, particularly in soil and roots (Donato et al., 2011).

Despite their importance, mangrove forests face numerous threats and challenges. Anthropogenic activities such as urbanization (Marchio et al., 2016), aquaculture (Primavera, 2006; Garcia et al., 2014), and overexploitation (McLeod and Sam, 2006) have led to the widespread degradation of mangrove habitats. Climate change also poses a significant risk to mangroves with rising sea levels and increased frequency and intensity of storms (Gilman et al., 2008; Abino et al., 2014a). Globally, it is estimated that mangrove forests lost at a rate of 2.74% in 1996- 2007 and 1.58% in 2007-2016 (Hagger et al., 2022). Brander et al. (2012) forecast a decline from 6,042 to 2,082 ha for the mangrove forests in Southeast Asia between 2000 to 2050. According to Gevaña et al. (2018), the country's mangrove forest cover is estimated at 356,000 ha with a decadal deforestation rate of 0.5%. The main drivers of this huge loss are various anthropogenic activities, including deforestation, land conversion for agriculture, aquaculture, and coastal development (Primavera et al., 2004; Garcia et al., 2014).

The western part of Samar has a relatively long coastline, extending over 300 km (Abino et al., 2014a). Its mangrove forests constitute 7% of the total mangrove area of the country (FMB, 2011). As one of the provinces in the Philippines with the most extensive remaining mangroves, its biomass carbon sequestration and storage potential is also expected to be huge. However, there is limited information on Samar's natural and planted mangrove stands' composition, structure, and carbon storage potential. Hence, this study provides information on the diversity, structural complexity, and carbon storage potential of mangroves in the province. The objectives of the present study were to (i) identify mangrove species composition and diversity, (ii) determine the mangrove community structure, and (iii) evaluate the biomass and carbon stock concentration. The data collected from this study provides more comprehensive information for properly implementing mangrove conservation programs and developing local-specific climate change mitigation strategies.

Source : Diversity, stand structure, biomass and carbon storage potential of natural and planted Mangrove Forests in Samar, Philippines

[childgolden]

"Jackie and Wilson" - Hozier (Cover By Sam Gilman)

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WIKI SEZ:

Cox and Marlon Brando remained close friends throughout Cox's life, and Brando appeared unannounced at Cox's wake. Brando is also reported to have kept Cox's ashes in his bedroom and conversed with them nightly. Their close friendship was the subject of rumors. Brando told a journalist: "If Wally had been a woman, I would have married him and we would have lived happily ever after." Writer-editor Beauregard Houston-Montgomery said that while under the influence of marijuana, Brando told him that Cox had been the love of his life.

Cox was found dead on February 15, 1973, in his home in Hollywood, California, at age 48. According to an autopsy, Cox died of a heart attack caused by a coronary occlusion. Initial reports indicated that he wished to have no funeral and that his ashes be scattered at sea. A later report indicated his ashes were put in with those of Brando and another close friend, Sam Gilman, and scattered in Death Valley and Tahiti.

Marlon Brando and "the love of his life" Wally Cox

[danbusler]

Brian Thomas and The BT All-Stars at The Fallout Shelter

The funk was in the house with the BT All-Stars

Brian Thomas and The BT All-Stars at The Extended Play Sessions – Fallout Shelter in Norwood, MA on December 30, 2023.The band features Brian, Jared Sims, Steve Fell, Sam Gilman, and Thomas Arey.The audience that filled the Extended Play Sessions Fallout Shelter to capacity was treated to the All-Star’s infectious mix of funk, jazz, soul & reggae music.

[ztremx]

The Phantom Limbs - Shake A Baby , Accept The Juice

The Phantom Limbs were a post-punk/deathrock band formed in Oakland, California, in 1999.[1] The group combined the unusual keyboard-driven compositions of Stevenson Sedgwick with an aggressive, punk-influenced rhythm section and a very odd singer, Loto 'Hopeless' Ball, whose howled lyrics and unpredictable stage behavior quickly gained them an infamous reputation in the SF Bay Area.

They were quickly approached by Sam Atakra of the fledgling Atakra records label, which released their first 3-song 7-inch, featuring their seminal "Hot Knives and Hornets."

With critical acclaim for their live shows and 7-inch recordings,[2] the group was approached by Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedys and were signed to his seminal label, Alternative Tentacles, on the spot. After seeing the band at 924 Gilman St in Berkeley, he declared them the strangest band that he had ever see there, let alone that the punks actually liked.[3]

Their debut full-length Applied Ignorance was released on Alternative Tentacles in 2001.[1] A US tour followed. The group released two more full-length records on Alternative Tentacles, as well as singles, an EP and many compilation tracks on various labels including Gold Standard Labs, Hungry Eye Records and Trans Solar in Germany.

The band completed two more US tours and a two tours of Europe, playing over 200 shows in total. The group played shows with many notable acts including Jello Biafra, the Melvins, Neurosis, The Vanishing, The Fleshies, Neptune, and The Holy Kiss, among others.