#ablette

[postcard-from-the-past]

"Grisette", painting by W. Ablett

French vintage postcard

[chrisnaustin]

If only I were she!

[fazcinatingblog]

Safe to say that I only know Collingwood players

[silvereyedowl]

What We Know About Series 14

Doctor Who series 14 is coming up next year. This is a roundup of advance information and leaks about the season and the preceding Christmas special. Sources are at the very bottom below the cut.

CAST

Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor. Unlike his predecessors, this Doctor changes his outfit a lot.

Millie Gibson as Ruby Sunday. Like her actress, Ruby is a native of Manchester.

Returning characters:

Jemma Redgrave as Kate Stewart, head of UNIT.

Bonnie Langford as former companion Mel Bush.

Villains:

Jinkx Monsoon as a villain favouring piano-themed attire, described as "the Doctor's most powerful enemy yet". Not everyone survives the encounter...

Indira Varma as the Duchess. RTD: "a whole new audience will be hiding behind the settee when the Duchess unleashes her terror." Varma previously played Suzie Costello on 2 episodes of Torchwood.

Other characters:

Aneurin Barnard as Roger ap Gwilliam.

Jonathan Groff as a "mysterious key" character.

Lenny Rush as Morris, in time for the Doctor's "greatest nightmare". RTD: "But what secrets does he hold? What's secreted in the Segway?! And will his terrifying probabilities be proved true..?"

Jack Forsyth-Noble as Will.

Gemma Arrowsmith and Mary Malone will appear in the Christmas special, while Majid Mehdizadeh-Valoujerdy and Billy Brayshaw will appear in separate episodes.

Also announced to be appearing: Sophie Ablett, Anita Dobson, Michelle Greenidge, Bhav Joshi, Millie Kent, Eilidh Loan, Pete MacHale, Miles Yekinni, Hemi Yeroham. Dobson previously appeared in the audio play "Blood of the Daleks".

EPISODES

There will be a Christmas special in December 2023, followed by an eight-episode season. (The BBC posted that the season would air in spring, but then removed the information.) Russell T Davies is the showrunner.

A guest star from 2005 returned for the special.

Episode 1's title was coincidentally spoken aloud in a third-season episode of Star Trek: Picard. It includes the words roar, Glastonbury, and conquistador.

Episode 2 contains the words Liverpool, legions, and non-diegetic. Scene 10 begins "INT. CANTEEN. DAY."

RTD thinks episode 4 is one of the best things he's ever written. The line "I once went to the top of the Shard" was cut from it.

The script for episode 7 begins with the line "INT. COFFEE BAR, USA — DAY, 1947".

Episode 8 will contain the words kingdom, gold, and Tigella. Scene 73, featuring the Doctor and Ruby in the TARDIS while "enemies are being fought", was the last scene filmed for the season.

There's a 1960s episode, featuring the Doctor and Ruby in snazzy period outfits.

The episode guest-starring both Varma and Groff will be set in the Regency era. "Dress to impress, and beware the Duchess."

CREATOR RAMBLINGS

According to RTD, we will be "staggered" by the 2023 festive season surprises.

There are monsters which are "impossible to describe" without referencing Fourth and Seventh Doctor adventures.

RTD promises that there are "plans still unfurling" which have yet to be made public.

Production designer Philip Sims said he was excited about "designing a new Dalek".

Davies has hinted that the blue doors Michelle Greenidge and Anita Dobson were photographed with are significant.

Script editor Scott Handcock mentioned filming which required nine babies, as well as Ncuti and Millie.

Monsoon's first day on set "teams her with an unexpected name from the Tom Baker era".

Anita Dobson has said she's playing Ruby's neighbour, whose name is either Mrs. Flood or Blood.

RTD used a potato emoji while commenting on publicity photos from the Regency episode (Sontarans?). Davies was also very coy about the identity of Groff's character.

RTD mentioned one episode having gone through three titles with no decision having yet been made. Another episode had "sixpence" in the title for a while, until the coin was cut.

RTD teased a famous guest star appearing in a scene with a giant statue head in the finale.

While writing about the final days of filming, RTD said that "Yasmin Finney wrapped a few days ago".

OTHER

Filming began on December 7, 2022 and wrapped on July 14, 2023.

Block One was directed by Dylan Holmes Williams. Block Two was directed by Mark Tonderai. It included the Christmas special. Block Three was directed by Julie Anne Robinson. It contains "two wildly different episodes, by two different writers". Block Four was directed by Ben Chessell. Block Five was directed by Jamie Donoghue.

Posters of the Doctor and Ruby.

Fifteen will be getting a brand-new sonic screwdriver.

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Leaks and sources below the cut!

LEAKS

Michelle Greenidge appears to be playing Ruby Sunday's mother. Since Greenidge and Millie Gibson are different ethnicities, she is presumably an adoptive, foster, or step mother.

Campaign posters for the "Albion Party", with Roger ap Gwilliam as the "Space Saviour", were spotted on location filming.

Jinkx Monsoon is in the '60s episode.

Millie Kent is playing Valerie, and Sophie Ablett is Marti Bridges.

Mel Bush will be appearing in the season finale.

Reports from finale location filming, albeit second-hand, of someone on set saying, "This is where the Daleks come in".

According to his CV, Majid Mehdizadeh-Valoujerdy will be playing Carson in an episode directed by Julie Anne Robinson.

Davina McCall may be the returning 2005 guest star. She will apparently host a genealogy show on which Ruby appears, and will be crushed by a falling Christmas tree.

RUMOURS

UNIT may be getting its own spinoff. (SOURCE)

The DWM production journal has led some fans to theorize Steven Moffat will be returning as a writer.

SOURCES

Doctor Who filming begins with new director

Doctor Who filming in Penarth as Doctor and companion costumes revealed

Doctor Who filming at Capitol Shopping Center in Cardiff

Doctor Who filming with new monster at Swansea Bay Campus

Doctor Who filming in Newport with UNIT, Space Saviour and companion

Doctor Who filming in Swansea: new monster details

Doctor Who filming with Aneurin Barnard at Cardiff City Stadium

Doctor Who filming with Millie Gibson on a moving train from Cardiff

Doctor Who filming at Loudoun Square flats

Doctor Who Filming in Bristol With Millie Gibson, Michelle Greenidge and Anita Dobson

Doctor Who filming in Pembrokeshire with Millie Gibson

Doctor Who filming: new photos of Millie Gibson in Pembrokeshire

Photos snapped of Millie Gibson filming Doctor Who

Doctor Who filming: Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson in Pembrokeshire

Doctor Who filming in Bristol with Millie Gibson and Anita Dobson

Russell T Davies talks “exciting” Doctor Who scenes as programme films in Bristol

Doctor Who filming with Ncuti Gatwa at two venues in Cardiff

Doctor Who filming: Block Three begins

Doctor Who filming: clue found for secret location filming

Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson film 1960s Doctor Who scenes

Doctor Who films in Bristol with Ncuti Gatwa and Jinkx Monsoon

Doctor Who filming in Cardiff with Beatles connection

New Doctor Who photos of Jonathan Groff alongside Nucti Gatwa and Millie Gibson

Doctor Who filming at Margam Park

Doctor Who films more scenes with a Beatles connection

Doctor Who films in Cardiff theatre

Doctor Who films in Cardiff with Ncuti Gatwa and Bonnie Langford

Michelle Greenidge films Doctor Who in Cardiff

Ncuti Gatwa, Millie Gibson and Bonnie Langford film Doctor Who in Cardiff

Millie Gibson and Ncuti Gatwa film Doctor Who at Cardiff City Hall

Doctor Who films scooter stunt on Cardiff streets

Bonnie Langford and Ncuti Gatwa film Doctor Who scenes on a scooter

Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson film Doctor Who in Barry

[simena]

WILLIAM ABLETT (detail)

[agbpaints]

"Scratch another Warhammer, Commander. Blew the bastard's arm off."

[Copy Old Bones. Fall back to the dropship, you've sustained heavy damage. Ablette Lance will continue the offensive.]

"Roger, Commander. Have Vlark and Ngugen ready to go with an engineering tractor when I get back. I'm gonna need a new particle cannon and I know just where to get one"

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

By: Matthew Richards

Published: Apr 18, 2024

A man killed himself one day after being charged with an offence relating to a previous suicide attempt, an inquest has heard.

Cameron Edwards, 24, from Buckley, Flintshire, died in April last year when he crashed his motorbike into a wall in Mold.

Earlier that day, he had appeared in magistrates’ court charged with obstructing a public highway after being found sitting on a bridge over the A483 in Wrexham.

An inquest in Ruthin on Thursday concluded his death was a suicide.

Coroner Kate Robertson read a statement from Mr Edwards’ father, Robin, who said his son suffered with mental health issues and had been diagnosed with emotionally unstable personality disorder.

He had "multiple admissions" to the Heddfan psychiatric unit at Wrexham Maelor Hospital and two to the Ablett Unit at Glan Clwyd Hospital.

The inquest heard how, in 2021, one of Mr Edwards' dogs bit a child and he was facing prosecution for this.

A report from Betsi Cadawaladr health board added he had "struggled to cope with the prospect of losing his dogs" and "felt he would be sent to prison and his dogs would be destroyed".

Before a court hearing in March 2022, he took an overdose and could not attend.

The health board said he had been admitted to hospital five times in the five months before his death but, despite collaborative working across departments, there was "no therapeutic role for hospital admission" and he was discharged.

Then, on 6 April 2023, Mr Edwards was remanded into custody for his own safety after being found sitting on a bridge over the Berse slip road in Wrexham.

Sgt Corey McLeod said Mr Edwards was charged with obstructing a public highway and there was fear "he may harm himself" if released.

On 7 April, he was fined £110 in court and, later that day, rode a motorbike into the wall of Rhual Farm.

He died from severe head injuries.

The inquest heard there was no alcohol in his blood and only the prescribed level of anti-depressant medication.

==

He was literally sitting on a bridge about to kill himself and feared "he may harm himself." And what did they do? Fined him.

[guardianreadersofthegalaxy]

I actually went to primary school with Sophie Ablett, who played Marti in 73 Yards. My mum doesn't like her cos she says she cheated at the egg and spoon race on sports day. I don't remember whether or not this is true

[super-origin]

Si j’étais dans Finale Fantasy

Nom Ronin de Riv

Race humain

Âge 30 ans

Invocation Yojimbo

Métier mercenaire

Classe Chevalier noir

Monture un chocobo nommé ablette

Pouvoir Ronin et de base un paysan qui a cause de empire qui a massacre son village,il décide de devenir un chevalier noir, la classe comporte une épée a 2 mains Shadow Of Darkness qui peut envoyer des boule de feux noirs qui consume l’adversaire une fois touché,l’armure du chevalier noir lui permet de se téléporte dans des endroits qu’il a déjà vu.il peut utiliser tous te la magie noir à son maximum mais en contrepartie partir il ne peut pas utiliser la magie blanche.il possède le pouvoir d’invoquer des armes tous autour lui qui sont les épées noir chaque arme a une capacité magique aléatoire Ronin ne peut pas décider quel capacité aurait ses épée noir, sa dernière capacité et argent infini cette capacité lui a coûté un œil gauche mais elle lui a permis d’avoir de argent à infini et d’acquérir invocations Yojimbo qui peut tuer toute créature surpuissante contre une somme d’argent.

[criffyzou]

The new Horse Ranch sims DLC is making me fondly reminisce Red Dead Online, to the point I kinda want to re-install the game. I had so much fun playing it, but the game is abandoned and there wasn't anything left for us to do except being harassed by griefers.

Nevertheless, look at our beautiful posse matching their horses. Afsha the naturalist/moonshiner with Ablette, Grigou the trader poacher with Ravenous, and my Jhosie the collector with Pinkie Pie. Those were not our only roles, just the ones that had an impact on character development. I.E. we were also all bounty hunters as a fun group activity.

(And of course Esca's An-Yi, who was zoning out every time we played together and whose only thought was "stab". They never figured out how to buy a horse despite us trying to help, decided they would ride with me on Pinkie instead)

[shewearsthetrousers]

Accountant Sheilah Ablett operates a Burroughs E101 Electronic Computer at the British Institute of Management in London (December 4, 1956).

[effortless23]

Top 10 Legendary Players in Australian Rules Football History

Australian Rules Football (AFL) is a sport rich in history, passion, and remarkable talent. Over the years, numerous players have left an indelible mark on the game, showcasing exceptional skill, leadership, and sportsmanship. Here’s a look at the top 10 legendary players in Australian Rules Football history, who have not only excelled on the field but have also helped shape the sport as we know it today while adhering to the Australian football rules.

1. Gary Ablett Sr.

Often regarded as one of the greatest players in AFL history, Gary Ablett Sr. was known for his incredible athleticism and goal-scoring ability. His unique combination of speed, skill, and strength made him a nightmare for defenders. Ablett's career spanned over a decade with the Geelong Cats, where he achieved multiple awards, including the Brownlow Medal.

2. Leigh Matthews

Leigh Matthews is a name synonymous with Australian Rules Football. Renowned for his toughness and determination, Matthews played for the Hawthorn Hawks and later transitioned into a successful coaching career. He won numerous premierships as both a player and coach, and his impact on the game is still felt today.

3. Dustin Martin

A modern-day legend, Dustin Martin has redefined the game with his explosive playing style. The Richmond Tigers star has won multiple Norm Smith Medals and played a key role in Richmond's recent premiership success. His ability to dominate matches makes him one of the best players in the current era.

4. Tony Shaw

As the captain of the Collingwood Magpies, Tony Shaw led his team to a premiership in 1990. Known for his fierce competitiveness and exceptional leadership skills, Shaw remains a respected figure in the AFL community. His commitment to the game exemplifies the spirit of Australian Rules Football.

5. Ron Barassi

Ron Barassi is a true icon of the game, known for his influential playing and coaching career. He played for the Melbourne Demons and later for the Carlton Blues, where he won multiple premierships. Barassi is credited with revolutionizing the way the game is played, particularly with his emphasis on teamwork and strategy.

6. Simon Black

A three-time premiership player with the Brisbane Lions, Simon Black was renowned for his exceptional skills and ability to read the game. He won the Brownlow Medal in 2002 and is remembered for his consistency and leadership on the field, contributing significantly to the Lions' success during the early 2000s.

7. Gary Ablett Jr.

Following in the footsteps of his father, Gary Ablett Jr. has established himself as one of the greatest players of his generation. Known for his remarkable ball skills and goal-scoring ability, he has achieved numerous accolades, including multiple Brownlow Medals and All-Australian selections during his time with the Geelong Cats and Gold Coast Suns.

8. James Hird

James Hird is celebrated for his outstanding career with the Essendon Bombers. A dynamic midfielder known for his incredible skills and football intelligence, Hird won the Brownlow Medal in 1996 and led Essendon to a premiership in 2000. His legacy in the sport continues through his involvement in coaching and mentorship.

9. Peter Hudson

A prolific goal-scorer, Peter Hudson is considered one of the best forwards in AFL history. Playing primarily for the Hawthorn Hawks, he set a record for the most goals in a season (or "goal-kicking") that still stands today. Hudson's accuracy and poise in front of goal made him a fan favorite and a true legend of the game.

10. Chris Judd

Chris Judd is widely regarded as one of the most complete players in Australian Rules Football history. He won the Brownlow Medal twice while playing for the West Coast Eagles and Carlton Blues. His ability to dominate matches and influence the game, combined with his professionalism, has left a lasting legacy in the AFL.

These legendary players have not only excelled individually but have also contributed to the growth and popularity of Australian Rules Football. Their exceptional skills, dedication, and adherence to the Australian football rules have inspired countless fans and aspiring athletes. As the game continues to evolve, the legacies of these players will forever be etched in the history of the sport, reminding us of the incredible talent and passion that define Australian Rules Football.

[chess-engines-diary]

New version strong chess engine: Altair 7.1.5 dev.91cbca JA (Windows, Android and Linux)

Rating Chess Engines Diary CEDR=3563 author: Alexander Tian

Jim Ablett compiles:

[imortellekim]

Aliment tortue pelandusa.

 Crabe

 Truite

 Anguille

 Saumon

 Brochet

 Ablette

 Omble de rivière

 lotte

 doré jaune

 guppy

 Ecrevisse, langoustine

 Escargot, limace, vers de terre d'élevage (salit l'eau) riches en minéraux

A bannir :

 Crevettes séchées

 Pain, biscottes

 Pâté/croquettes pour chat/chien

 Epluchures

 Lait, yahourt, fromage

 Gâteau, chocolat

 Laitue

 Pommes de terre

  Pâtes, riz

 Champignons

 Poisson rouge, sardine, éperlan, poisson chat, chabot, carpe, hareng, alose

 

Vous pouvez également donner (comme la tortue de terre) :

 Pissenlit (fleurs et feuilles) riche en calcium, trèfle violet (les tortues en raffolent)

 Plantain

 Lizeron

 Figue

Fruits en petite quantité (maximum 10% de la ration)

 Orange (bon rapport Ca/P)

 Kiwi

 Mangue

 Papaye

 Fraise

 Framboise, mûre

 Groseille, myrtille

 Ananas (très peu)

 Endive (bon rapport Ca/P)

 Figue de barbarie (très bon rapport Ca/P et riche en sucre) à donner 1 à 2 fois par mois

 Feuilles de navet

 Chicorée frisée

 Mâche

 Cresson

 Brocoli (pas la fleur)

 Persil

 Blette

 Epinard frais

 Luzerne

 Lentille et jacinthe d'eau

Vous pouvez également donner de la viande mais seulement aux tortues omnivores ou carnivores adultes (aliments très complets) :

A donner maximum 1 fois par semaine

 Foie de veau, de boeuf ou de poulet

 Coeur de boeuf

 poulet, dinde crue

 Souriceaux

[thebehindpost]

Season previews: Gold Coast Suns (11th)

Last season: 15th (9 wins, 14 losses, 91.7%) Notable ins: Jed Walter (no. 3 draft pick) Notable outs: Mabior Chol (Hawthorn), Elijah Hollands (Carlton)

Is it too harsh to say that Gold Coast’s greatest contribution in their history is the extra game they tack on to the AFL’s multi-billion dollar broadcast deal? The other 17 teams might disagree only on the basis that the Suns occasionally act as a stud farm for grabbing established players to top up their own lists. The Suns year-after-year rank last in memberships, game attendances, TV ratings and the less scientific measure of ‘care factor.’  This is the landscape that confronts Damien Hardwick, their new coach who is not at all accustomed to operating off-Broadway. Does he see a realistic path to turning it around or, after achieving all there is to achieve at Richmond, is this a six-year mission in boosting his own superannuation balance?

‘Dimma’ famously said at his grand unveiling that 80% of their premiership list was already in place. Let’s go with him for a second and engage in the thought experiment: if you were to describe a Grand Final winning side, what would it look like? An above-average ruckman (Jarrod Witts), hard-nosed midfielders (Matt Rowell, Touk Miller), damaging ball-users (Noah Anderson, Ben Ainsworth, Lachie Weller), rock-solid defenders (Sam Collins, Charlie Ballard), a dominant key forward or two (Ben King and perhaps Walter) and some genuine X-factor (Jack Lukosuis, Bailey Humphrey). The math might not quite work out but we can at least follow the logic of Hardwick’s big call.

The new coach’s biggest challenge will be overcoming a culture of irrelevance. The Suns have never placed higher than 12th on the ladder and their best season is still a “what if?” scenario where Gary Ablett Jr busted his shoulder (that was ten years and four coaches ago). Attempts at responsible list management have been undone by stars wanting out, unproven youngsters being paid insane sums to stay and recruits signed to deals well above market rates to deign to play for the league’s consistently worst side. This post would well exceed its word limit if it went through every instance of these but take one: Rory Atkins was bizarrely offered a five-year contract to leave Adelaide in 2020 and has since played most of his football in the seconds.

All that aside, Hardwick should be backed in to improve the Gold Coast Suns. He is an excellent coach who came into a Richmond side that was all those years ago on its knees and we know what happened next. There is plenty of talent on a list that is crying out to be matched with a winning game plan and mentality. Expect an adjustment period but the Suns sleep-walked their way to nine wins last year and can be relied upon to do at least marginally better this season. Don’t bet your hard-earned money on it just yet but look forward to more than that in 2025 and beyond.

A star's legacy is at stake as a coach outstays his welcome, next up is the Western Bulldogs...

[mermaidinthecity]

iamjojo: When I see significant progress 3 weeks into a workout plan (my ablettes tryna poke back thru) I get hype! The internet and the industry got me fired up and I need somewhere (besides in my journal and my man) to take out this energy. Until further notice I’ll be in the gym, hoes.