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Adelaide Kane and Chad Kenyon via adelaidekane Instagram stories, 10/02/2023.

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Just published my first One Shot!

The Thing about Mountains: An "Annie On My Mind" One Shot

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Summary:

(This is a Midquel to my fic "Back to NYC: An 'Annie On My Mind' Fanfiction") Late into the night, Chad Winthrop bonds with his sister Liza's, girlfriend, Annie Kenyon, as they create the perfect Christmas gift for her.

Tags:

Canon compliant, Post Canon, Light Angst, Mostly Gen, Found Family, Step-siblings, LGBTQ, LGBTQ Themes, 80’s, Christmas, Mild Hurt/Comfort, One Shot, Short One Shot

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lost in the dark (Hunger AU) webweave

Created as a tribute to the absolutely incredible fic @definitelynotshouting is writing, up to the current plot beat!

// Sources under readmore //

What is a webweave? Previous art: Third Life | Void Falling | Attempt 33 | Martyn | Limited Life | Nightingale Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | singing songs to the secrets behind my eye | A Hundred Things We Had Not Dreamed Of | solving counting sheep

Pt. 1: Flutter / Valerie Hammond ◆ Sanssouci Palace + The Black Ice Cream Song edit / @mountainqoats ◆ Excerpt from The Average Fourth Grader is a Better Poet Than You (And Me Too) / Hannah Gamble via @blackberryjambaby ◆ of course i bite textpost / @valtsv ◆ Lie Down / Ellen Jenkins ◆ 27 / Daniil Kharms trans. Matvei Yankelevich ◆ Embrace my Soul / Sergio Borga ◆ Color Changing Magic Potion / DirksenCraft ◆ Fragile Bird / @cocoabats ◆ Holding Onto Black Metal / Debra Baxter ◆ Excerpt from III. The Child / Quinn Newell via @voicedwords ◆ Crawler Pot / Rose Schmits ◆ Metamorph / Gunnel Watkins ◆ Untitled eye / Henrik Aa Uldalen ◆ tumblr guide for chad twitter users (real) / @arahir ◆ the best way to solve problems tweet / @wolfpupy

Pt. 2: Reoccurring Nightmare comic / @deep-dark-fears ◆ Knotted Serpentine / Hannah Russell ◆ Garden + Blues in Dallas edit / @mountainqoats ◆ The Watching Moth / Cady Shaye Poorman ◆ NOCTURNAL Series 11 of 20 / Santiago Caruso ◆ Watching Moth / Cady Shaye Poorman ◆ Afterglow / Pei Wang ◆ Sun in an Empty Room + The Young Thousands edit / @mountainqoats ◆ Study for "Mathematics," "The Sciences" / Kenyon Cox ◆ Hard to Swallow / Debra Baxter ◆ Molly Brodak / Molly Brodak via @kafk-a ◆ 02112022, S.T. / @ryebreadgf ◆ Woman with Red Hood / Alice Pike Barney ◆ Come On, Motherfucker, You Survived! / @selfhealingmoments ◆ Excerpt from The Blind Assassin / Margaret Atwood via @flowerytale ◆ Heirloom II / Cindy Rizza

Pt. 3: Excerpt from The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock / T.S. Eliot ◆ i love you. i can't tell you / @/tturing (OP altered, original contents linked) ◆ Hope is the Thing - Sunset Flight / Erica Wagner ◆ Poppies + Nova Scotia edit / @mountainqoats ◆ Untitled (open/end) / Debra Baxter ◆ Excerpt from Alive at the End of the World / Saeed Jones via @geryone ◆ Weeping (Lamentacia) / Dezider Toth via @amare-habeo ◆ NOCTURNAL Series 7 of 20 / Santiago Caruso ◆ Fridge Funerary Epitaph / @catilinas ◆ Untitled (Trail of eyes) / @julialepetit ◆ Stained Glass Hellebore, California Poppy, + Poppy / Jessica Saunders ◆ 世界の声が聞こえるとき (When the voice of the world is heard) / Tomohiro Inaba ◆ Still from Don't make me do this again gif / @cibastion ◆ Excerpt from So I Locked Myself Inside a Star for Twenty Years / Jeremy Radin ◆ Excerpt from Invisible Monsters / Chuck Palahniuk via @quotespile ◆ Potion Bottles / Edited from Panel 1 Source

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Annie on my Mind - fancast

First off, Willow Shields as Liza Winthrop. Idk, Willow has always given me that introspective, cool-headed vibe that Liza has. It also doesn’t hurt that, while Liza is a lesbian, Willow is bisexual herself. She hasn’t been in much lately, BUT damn was she amazing as Primrose and in When Time Got Louder! Willow is an unmatched talent that isn’t given enough roles to show that off.

Fina Strazza as Annie Kenyon. Holy shit, when I tell you that Fina is a powerhouse of talent that is just begging to be cracked open on the silver screen. She can sing, act and kick some ass (as her portrayal of KJ Brandman has shown us). If she isn’t Annie Kenyon, then idk who else could portray such a sentimental, caring character other than this girl right here.

Jodie Foster as Ms. Stevenson. Need I say more?

Embeth Davidtz as Ms. Widmer. She played Miss Honey, okay? I always pictured Ms. Widmer as a sweet, soft-spoken gay version of Miss Honey, so sue me!

Viola Davis as Mrs. Poindexter. Viola has that “I command you” kind of aura. She can wither you with a glare, soften you with a simple “baby”, make you cry with a single tear. She would be perfect as the headmistress of Foster academy!

Bonus one!

Walker Scobell as Chad Winthrop. This one may be just cause it popped into my head last minute, but this kid’s comedic timing and his amazing, heartfelt performance in The Adam Project really makes me see him as little Chad. We all know he’s busy being the leading dude in Percy Jackson, but he’d be great for this.

If I get more ideas for more characters I’ll post them, for now this is all I’ve got lol

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THE LOCH NESS HORROR (1982) – Episode 233 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

“Pretty soon we’re going to have a sticky wicket.” Don’t you hate when that happens? Wait. What’s a wicket? Join your faithful Grue Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr – as they soak up the full experience known as The Loch Ness Horror (1982).

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 233 – The Loch Ness Horror (1982)

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An increasing number of people are dying mysterious deaths in the dark waters of Loch Ness, victims of the famous monster. But what other mysteries does the Loch hold? What about the monster’s egg and the insane scientist who’ll do anything to exploit it? What secrets does the sunken Nazi plane near the monster’s lair hold, and why will the military do anything to cover it up?

  Director: Larry Buchanan

Writers: Larry Buchanan, Lynn Shubert

Creature creator: Peter Chesney

Selected Cast:

Sandy Kenyon as Professor George Sanderson

Miki McKenzie as Kathleen Stuart

Eric Scott as Brad

Barry Buchanan as Spencer Dean

Karey-Louis Scott as Fran

Doc Livingston as Jack Stuart

Stuart Lancaster as Professor Pratt

Preston Hanson as Colonel Laughton

Garth Pillsbury as Sergeant Derek

Is there anything more terrifying than The Loch Ness Horror (1982)? Absolutely. Regardless, the Grue-Crew head to Scotland via cinema (actually, Lake Tahoe, California . . . sigh) to explore the creature below the surface of Loch Ness. Maybe Chad has it right, “Drowning in a sea of terrible movies…!” With silly puppet monsters, directed by self-proclaimed “schlockmeister” Larry Buchanan, the film includes sad effects, a meandering plot, and questionable acting. Could this be a cult classic? Only Jerry Chandler knows for sure.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Bill, will be Dario Argento’s Tenebrae (1982). Oh, yeah.

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com.

Check out this episode!

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chadkenyon Li’l-Girl Strawberry Blonde

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send in some asks about my new story please im stupid and made alot of characters for it and i need to ramble jhgfghjk

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The man who FILMED the TIC TAC UFO speaks on camera for the first time

Premiered on 28 Jul 2021

For the first time on camera... Commander Chad Underwood clarifies and informs what happened when he encountered and recorded what is now the most famous modern UFO footage of all-time. Cmdr. Underwood is a badass Navy Weapon Systems Officer from VFA-41 (the legendary Black Aces). He was flying in an F/A-18 Super Hornet - and was responsible for fighting the aircraft. Underwood’s testimony represents the first time in history a military “whizzo” recorded a UFO during operations - and the encounter footage has been confirmed directly by the United States Government as being ACTUAL footage of an Advanced Aerospace Vehicle of unknown origin - a real UFO.

Cmdr. Underwood’s account and footage also represents independent corroborating evidence to accompany the experience of Cmdr. David Fravor - the man who CHASED a TIC TAC shaped UFO with his fighter jet for our military.

The advanced and unidentified craft they observed and engaged that day - was able to outpace & outmaneuver our nation's most advanced war planes. It did in-fact “zoom off” to the left of Underwood’s wing - and it broke the lock on his ATFLIR targeting pod. It had no typical aeronautics or aerospace propulsion signatures - no tail, no wings, no exhaust plumes - and it also was able to Offensively Jam our fighter plane's radar & weapons systems. This is NOT an isolated event - quite the opposite.

Under the circumstances of this encounter - this is considered an ACT OF WAR by the United States Department of Defense. And typically - there are consequences. However - nothing about Cmdr. Underwood’s & Cmdr. Fravor’s experiences - were typical.

What you are about to hear in this interview is important. It has historic value. It’s evidence - of advanced and unknown aerospace vehicles operating in our restricted airspace - with impunity. Displaying instantaneous acceleration and impossible speeds - technology, we simply do not have. If this is not a National Security issue - I don’t know what is.

Certainly, this is an existential conundrum - and it’s time we face the UFO reality head on - whatever it might represent.

But let’s hear what Commander Underwood has to say about it - after all - he is the man that filmed it… and he was there.

Learn more at https://www.ExtraordinaryBeliefs.com

Jeremy

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Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell

0:00 INTRODUCTIONS

3:56 HOW DID YOU NAME THE TIC TAC UFO?

6:50 UNDERWOOD BROUGHT BACK TWO 8MM TAPES

9:41 UNDERWOOD SAW OTHER SENSOR DATA

10:17 THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY + CONTRADICTIONS

11:23 NO OTHER AIR TRAFFIC IN AREA

12:06 UFO WAS NOT BEHAVING NORMAL

13:26 UFO DID SHOOT OFF TO LEFT

13:37 NEGATIVE RADAR CONTACT

15:25 WHAT WAS WEIRD ABOUT THE ENCOUNTER?

16:27 SAW NO CHARACTERISTICS OF TRADITIONAL PROPULSIONS

16:49 THE UFO WAS NOT A U.S. BLACK PROJECT

18:09 WHAT SO YOU THINK YOU SAW?

18:44 DO YOUR KIDS ASK IF YOU SAW AN ALIEN CRAFT?

19:24 EITHER WE ARE ALONE IN THIS UNIVERSE, OR WE ARE NOT

20:15 THE IDEA THIS IS U.S. TECHNOLOGY IS A DWINDLING IDEA

21:57 WE DON’T HAVE THIS TECH

22:50 CONCLUSIONS

#UFO

#UFOtruth

#UFOsAreReal

#UFOtransparency

#ExtraordinaryBeliefs

#WeaponizeYourCuriosity

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Chad Kenyon is a hair god 🔆 (at Ramirez Tran Salon) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1kJeHuJubE/?igshid=ny5lzc4npyht

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WORKSHOP SHOUT OUTS | MATT WOLHRAB | VANS US OPEN

We’re featuring artist and maker Matt Wolhrab–the awesome person behind the street market booth Leon Washere at the Vans US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach. Known for his hand-colored animations of skateboarding and surfing, Matt hosted a flip-animation book workshop, where folks could draw and bring their own unique creations to life. We chatted with Matt about his artwork, his booth, and the inspiration behind some of his animations.

Take the Leap! 

Photographs by Celina Kenyon 

Introduce yourself. My name is Matt Wohlrab and I’m an artist living and working in southern New Jersey.

How would you describe yourself and your art?  I try to keep things simple, but I can still be a total spaz at times. My work is mainly focused on hand-colored animations of skateboarding and surfing. I paint and have other outlets but for the most part my times spents hunched over 3”x3” squares studying and meticulously coloring individual frames from old skate videos.

How did the idea of painting and re-animating photos and video clips of skateboarders and surfers come about? I know now the technical term for it is called rotoscoping, but at the time I was only messing around and happened upon it. I’m sure I’d seen it before somewhere. Everything’s been done before.

What’s the story behind the “Leon Was Here” name? How did that start and why do you think it stuck? My friends and I have a DIY spot where the local riffraff like to congregate. Nothing wrong there, but they have a penchant for shitty grafitti. One day we’re there and I keep seeing Leon Washere tagged all over. At this point I’m getting angry and start asking who this kid Leon Washere is and if anybody knew him. My friend turns to me and points out it says “Leon Was Here.” I cooled down and we had a laugh about it. This was before I made the animation stuff, so that night I went home and changed my ig handle to leon_washere as an inside joke. I mean, if I knew people where going to start addressing me as Leon, I probably wouldn’t have done it. It too late now. Actually there’s a new kid on the scene tagging Chad Was Here. Maybe I’ll change it up. 

What was the first photograph you painted and what was the first video clip you re-animated with art on it?  The first photograph I painted was of Tony Montgomery’s kickflip over a trash can at Love Park. It’s an old photo shot by Andre Tur. He’s actually from NJ, Tony is, you can find it online but its one of the best photos of a kickflip ever shot.

Clip-wise it was of that kid Ben Kadow doing a slappy or something I found on Bill Strobeck’s page. I just like the way he skated and this was before any of that FA/Supreme stuff. I think he had a part I saw in a video out of NY called MAMA’S BOYS. It was so rough I remember taking photos and cropping each frame on my phone. Like I said I didn’t know what I was doing. I finished it and was blown away, like holy shit I did this! It was really exciting so I posted in on my ig. Bill Strobeck re-posted it and that’s all she wrote. Never got to say thank you to him for that, so yeah thanks Bill.

Do you have a favorite photograph and video clip you’ve worked on? I really like the way a photo of Karl Watson at Pier 7 turned out. He’s got such a distinct style you know its him whether its a clip or a photo. My favorite clip is another favorite of mine Phil Shao, R.I.P. It’s the ollie at Santa Rosa Park. Him pushing and carving corners. It sets the actual trick up well.

Besides painting and re-animating, you also create abstract interpretations of still life paintings and animals. When did you start creating these series of works and what do you love about painting?  I always painted on the side but never felt confident enough to show any of it. I started getting back into actual works on paper and canvas because I felt the computer creeping into my work and I needed to make mistakes and live with them. For the most part, that’s what painting is to me. An opportunity to be fearless and be more intuitive.

What are your essential art tools? What art supply do you always have on you at all times? It’s a little bit of everything from paint pens, colored pencils, watercolors, oil pastels, etc. Whatever works for each piece. The decision is made on the fly usually. I like to have an array of Sharpie paint pens at all times. I know what I like for sure and can get picky. Unless I’m broke then it’s whatever I can find.

How do you stay inspired–what do you do in your off time when not creating or painting to stay inspired? I try to hang out with different types of people outside skateboarding and surfing. Gives me a better perspective on things. Obviously skating and stuff, but I’m a bit older now and can’t keep up like I did in the past. It’s still good for me to be around it nonetheless. It’s like the fountain of youth.

Tell us about your Street Market booth.   There definitely are a bunch of posters/prints of my work and some pieces exclusive to the event. I made a video of my work I’m showing each day as well. I don’t want to tell you everything or you won’t stop by. 

Do you have a favorite Vans silhouette?  Chukka Boot

What’s the best advice you’d give someone who wants to follow in your footsteps? What’s the worst bit of advice you’ve gotten? Do what you want, not what you think is going to be cool to everybody else. All that stuff changes so fast, you’ll end up chasing a trend. The worst bit of advice. Propbably something having to do with money. As soon as money gets involved in my decision making I’m screwed.

Besides art, what are some of your other hobbies?  Taking videos of my cat Mitas. I skate regularly when I’m not injured, surf if theres a wave and my friends are going out. I read, I like being outside mostly just don’t as me to go hiking. I hate hikes. I do not want to go an adventure.

Do you have some favorite artists at the moment? Francisco Mendes Moreira, Wolfgang Tillmans, Lauren Nickou

Finally what do you have coming up for the rest of summer? Trying to be more healthy in mind, body and spirit. The rest will take care of itself.

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2022 Rookies of the Week

Here, I’ll keep track of the top rookie performances from each week. It’ll make it easier to survey how consistent these guys are over the course of the whole season.

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WEEK 1

OFFENSE: K Cade York (CLE) 

Honorable Mention: WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), G Dylan Parham (LV), G Ed Ingram (MIN), G Spencer Burford (SF), OT Abraham Lucas (SEA)

DEFENSE: DE Dominique Robinson (CHI) 

Honorable Mention: CB Kader Kohou (MIA), CB Joshua Williams (KC), CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), DE Travon Walker (JAX)

WEEK 2

OFFENSE: WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ)

Honorable Mention: WR Drake London (ATL)

DEFENSE: DE Aidan Hutchinson (DET)

Honorable Mention: CB Jaylen Watson (KC), CB Cobie Durant (LAR), LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), CB Damarri Mathis (DEN), DE Boye Mafe (SEA), LB Quay Walker (GB)

WEEK 3

OFFENSE: WR Chris Olave (NO)

Honorable Mention: WR Jelani Woods (IND), RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), WR Romeo Doubs, G Kenyon Green (HOU)

DEFENSE: S Jalen Pitre (HOU)

Honorable Mention: LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), DT Jordan Davis (PHI), DE Jermaine Johnson II (NYJ)

WEEK 4

OFFENSE: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU)

Honorable Mention: WR George Pickens (PIT), 

DEFENSE: LB Devin Lloyd (JAX)

Honorable Mention: LB Malcolm Rodriguez (DET), CB Jack Jones (NE), CB Tariq Woolen (SEA)

WEEK 5

OFFENSE: RB Breece Hall (NYJ)

Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA), WR George Pickens (PIT), WR Alex Pierce (IND), WR Khalil Shakir (BUF), OT Ikem Ekwonu (CAR)

DEFENSE: CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ) 

Honorable Mention: LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), CB Kaiir Elam (BUF), S Jalen Pitre (HOU), CB Jaylon Jones (CHI), CB Kyler Gordon (CHI), CB Tariq Woolen (SEA), CB Jack Jones (NE), DE Sam Williams (DAL)

WEEK 6

OFFENSE: QB Bailey Zappe (NE)

Honorable Mention: RB Breece Hall (NYJ), RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)

DEFENSE: CB Tariq Woolen (SEA) 

Honorable Mention: LB Troy Andersen (ATL), CB Coby Bryant (SEA), CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), CB Kaiir Elam (BUF)

WEEK 7

OFFENSE: RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)

Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), RB Breece Hall (NYJ), WR Chris Olave (NO), OT Braxton Jones (CHI), OT Thayer Munford (LV)

DEFENSE:  CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ) 

Honorable Mention: LB Quay Walker (GB), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI), DE Sam Williams (DAL), DE Aidan Hutchinson (DET), LB Travon Walker (JAX), CB Martin Emerson, Jr. (CLE)

WEEK 8

OFFENSE: TE Isaiah Likely (BAL)

Honorable Mention: TE Greg Dulcich (DEN), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ)

DEFENSE: CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ) 

Honorable Mention: CB Martin Emerson (CLE), LB Malcolm Rodriguez (DET), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI), DE Tomon Fox (NYG)

WEEK 9

OFFENSE: RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)

Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU). RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ), TE Cade Otton (TB), K Cameron Dicker (LAC)

DEFENSE: S Kerby Joseph (DET) 

Honorable Mention: CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), CB Roger McCreary (TEN)

WEEK 10

OFFENSE: WR Christian Watson (GB)

Honorable Mention: RB Dameon Pierce (HOU), TE Cade Otton (TB), TE Chig Okonkwo (TEN), OT Charles Cross (SEA), RB Rachaad White (TB)

DEFENSE: DE Myjai Sanders (ARZ)

Honorable Mention: LB Jack Sanborn (CHI), CB Christian Benford (BUF), CB Tariq Woolen (SEA)

WEEK 11

OFFENSE: WR Chris Olave (NO)  

Honorable Mention: WR Christian Watson (GB), WR Treylon Burks (TEN),  RB Isaiah Pacheco (KC), RB James Cook (BUF), WR Wan’Dale Robinson (NYG), WR George Pickens (PIT)

DEFENSE: DT Aidan Hutchinson (DET)  

Honorable Mention: S Kyle Hamilton (BAL), CB Tre Avery (TEN), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI)

WEEK 12

OFFENSE: WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ) 

Honorable Mention: WR Christian Watson (GB),  RB Brian Robinson, Jr. (WAS), WR Treylon Burks (TEN)

DEFENSE: LB Malcolm Rodriguez (DET) 

Honorable Mention: S Reed Blankenship (PHI),  LB Jack Sanborn (CHI), LB Quay Walker (GB), LB James Houston (DET), CB Cam Taylor-Britt (CIN)

WEEK 13

OFFENSE: WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ)

Honorable Mention: WR Drake London (ATL), RB Brian Robinson, Jr. (WAS), RB Zonovan Knight (NYJ), WR Alec PIerce (IND), TE Chig Okonkwo (TEN)

DEFENSE: CB DaRon Bland (DAL)

Honorable Mention: CB Tariq Woolen (SEA), LB Chad Muma (JAX),  S Jalen Pitre (HOU), LB Jack Sanborn (CHI)

WEEK 14

OFFENSE: QB Brock Purdy (SF)

Honorable Mention: RB Isaiah Pacheco (KC), RB Pierre Strong, Jr. (NE), RB Zonovan Knight (NYJ), WR George Pickens (PIT), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ), C Tyler Linderbaum (BAL), G Cole Strange (NE)

DEFENSE: CB Marcus Jones (NE)

Honorable Mention: S Jalen Pitre (HOU), CB Sauce Gardner (NYJ), DE Aiden Hutchinson (DET)

WEEK 15

OFFENSE: RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL) 

Honorable Mention: QB Brock Purdy (SF), WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ), WR Rashid Shaheed (NO), C Tyler Linderbaum (BAL)

DEFENSE: LB Kayvon Thibodeaux (NYG)

Honorable Mention: S Jalen Pitre (HOU), LB Luke Masterson (LV), CB DaRon Bland (DAL), LB Jack Sanborn (CHI), LB Quay Walker (GB)

WEEK 16

OFFENSE:  RB James Cook (BUF)

Honorable Mention: QB Brock Purdy (SF), RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA), WR Drake London (ATL), WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), OT Tyler Smith (DAL)

DEFENSE: CB Marcus Jones (NE)

Honorable Mention: CB Cobie Durant (LAR), CB DaRon Bland (DAL), LB Devin Lloyd (JAX), S Jalen Pitre (HOU), S Jaquan Brisker (CHI)

WEEK 17

OFFENSE: RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA)

Honorable Mention: QB Brock Purdy (SF), RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL), WR Rashid Shaheed (NO), TE Tre McBride (ARZ)

DEFENSE: LB James Houston IV (DET)

Honorable Mention: DT AIdan Hutchinson (DET), S Jalen Pitre (HOU), LB Jack Gibbens (TEN), DE Josh Paschal (DET)

WEEK 18

OFFENSE: QB Brock Purdy (SF) 

Honorable Mention: WR Drake London (ATL) , WR Garrett Wilson (NYJ) , RB Kenneth Walker III (SEA), TE Isaiah Likely (BAL), RB Tyler Allgeier (ATL), QB Desmond Ridder (ATL), WR Jahan Dotson (WAS), WR Christian Watson (GB), OT Jamaree Salyer (LAC), OT Abraham Lucas (SEA), OT Braxton Jones (CHI), TE Teagan Quitoriano (HOU)

DEFENSE: DE Aidan Hutchinson (DET)

Honorable Mention: S Kyle Hamilton (BAL), S Dane Belton (NYG), LB Christian Harris (HOU), LB Micah McMadden (NYG), S Kerby Joseph (DET), S Elijah Hicks (CHI)

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Episode 411 | "Power of Numbers" by The Joe Budden Podcast .... Joe, Rory, Mal & Parks kick off this episode by paying respect to a few legends: actress, Cicely Tyson, television & radio host, Larry King, and NBA reporter & analyst, Sekou Smith (22:33). Joe discusses Reddit’s impact on GameStop’s stock market frenzy (55:30), Azealia Banks’ newest direct mention (1:30:10), and DJ Akademiks (1:27:23). Waived by the Seattle Seahawks, Chad Wheeler made headlines as he faces charges of felony domestic violence against his girlfriend (1:39:44), and Conway the Machine joins the guys to discuss his album, Griselda, solo moves & more (2:01:28).   Joe | Kenyon Dixon - “Sky’s the Limit” (Intro)   Rory | Lloyd Banks - “Time To Chill”    Mal | Conway The Machine - “Air Holez” (Ft. Westside Gunn)   Parks | Joe Budden - “All In My Head” (Ft. Royce Da 5’9)

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Các giao dịch bất động sản ở Massachusetts cho các quận Hampshire và Franklin, ngày 5 tháng 4 năm 2020 (Biên tập viên Lưu ý: Các hành động của Hạt Hampden không có sẵn vì việc đóng cửa tạm thời Tòa án Roderick L. Ireland ở Springfield vì lo ngại về coronavirus.)AmherstMelanie J. Fletcher-Howell cho Jessica M. Jimison, 15 High Point Drive, 250.000 đô la.Lise N. Halpern và Jeffrey S. Cooley cho Michael W. McClurg và Heather W. McClurg, 22 ngõ ống Ấn Độ, $ 627.000.Các doanh nghiệp lịch sử LLC, đến Daniel R. Friedman và Lara S. Friedman, 22 đường cán dốc, 350.000 đô la.Richard P. Lawlor và Catherine Lawlor cho Joel R. Acker và Tara A. Acker, 36 Weaver Circle, $ 570.000.Ellen Panzer đến Tracy L. Ross, 30 Justice Drive, $ 274.000.Sân vận độngKelly D. McDonald đến Tracey J. Ingebretsen, 308 Buckley Road, 55.000 USD.BelchertownGary K. Gian hàng và Kinda A. Currier đến 67 Dressel Avenue LLC, Phố Dressel, $ 100.Thomas R. Hresko cho Julie A. Ayres và Julie Ayres, 11 Vòng nguyệt quế, 15.000 đô la.Dean M. Kolodji và Julie A. Kolodji đến Brian P. Patrick và Carrie Ann Patrick, 153 Stebbins St., $ 370.000.Newbridge Industries và Nichola Reville cho Peter Farfard, 22 Prescott Hill, $ 253.000.Lenox Homes LLC, đến Mea Afghanistan L. Williamson và Joel F. Williamson, 635 N. Washington St., và 635 North Washington St., 355.000 đô la.Ellen Arble, Ellen Arble, đại diện cá nhân, và Martin J. Clayton, bất động sản, cho Ellen Arble và James Arble, 11 Springfield Road, 100 đô la.DeerfieldJohn L. Plotkin cho Ruggles Family Trust, Michael S. Ruggles, ủy thác, 101 Plain Road, $ 420.000.Richard A. Eaton đến Barbara L. Williams và Larry J. Williams, 17 đường dành cho trẻ em, $ 182.500.Đông thànhChristopher C. Fickett, Kerry Hughes-Fickett, Kerri Hughes-Fickett và Chad D. Alexander đến Elyane Harney, 46 Pomeroy St., $ 534.500.Barry Small và Linda B. 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Promotion Watch ’19: Grant Thornton Admits 42 New Partners and Principals

The last month hasn’t been the greatest for Grant Thornton, as the firm gave pink slips to 230 professionals and 40 PPMDs, approximately 3.5% of its workforce, at the end of July. So GT’s leadership probably wanted to wait until the dust settled before they announced that interim CEO Brad Preber had recently handed out purple roses to 26 new partners, 16 new principals, and 39 new managing directors.

This year’s class of new GT partners and principals is the largest since 2016:

2018: 32

2017: 39

2016: 47

2015: 50

2014: 32

2013: 30

2012: 27

2011: 26

2010: 22

Let’s take a look at the Purple Rose of Chicago’s class of new PPMDs by the numbers:

35: The number of new PPMDs in advisory, the most of any service line, followed by 23 in tax, 20 in audit, and three in internal client services.

27: The number of new PPMDs who are women, or 33% of the class.

11: The number of new PPMDs in Chicago, the most of any location, followed by 10 in Washington, DC, eight in both Philadelphia and New York City, and seven in Charlotte, NC.

1: The number of new partners with the last name of Pizza.

Here is the class of 2019 at Grant Thornton:

Purav Adiecha

Managing Director

Advisory

New York

Danny Allustiarti

Partner

Audit

San Jose

Glenn Barenbaum

Managing Director

Advisory

Philadelphia

Melissa Black

Partner

Tax

Chicago

Jeremy Blain

Principal

Advisory

San Antonio

Phil Bonanno

Managing Director

Tax

New York

Sharon Campbell

Managing Director

Audit

Melville, N.Y.

Seth Chaikin

Managing Director

Advisory

Overland Park, Kan.

John Cooper

Managing Director

Sales

Kansas City, Mo.

John Coursen

Managing Director

Audit

Fort Lauderdale

Charles Curran

Principal

Advisory

New York

Don Davidson

Managing Director

Advisory

Houston

Mekaela Davis

Managing Director

Advisory

Overland Park, Kan.

Eddie Demosthenes

Partner

Audit

Phoenix

Helen Dixon

Managing Director

Advisory

San Francisco

Duc Duong

Managing Director

Advisory

Washington, D.C.

Adam Erickson

Partner

Audit

Minneapolis

Bob Forchetti

Partner

Audit

Philadelphia

Jim Fortosis

Managing Director

RRLA

Chicago

Laura Frei

Partner

Audit

Dallas

George Geyer

Partner

Audit

Philadelphia

Jeremy Goss

Partner

Audit

New York

Todj Gozdeck

Managing Director

Advisory

Boston

Ryan Gravuer

Managing Director

Tax

Philadelphia

Allison Green

Managing Director

Tax

Dallas

Ben Harder

Principal

Advisory

Seattle

Jon Haugeberg

Partner

Tax

Chicago

Natalie Heinan

Managing Director

Tax

Appleton, Wisc.

Mike Hennessey

Managing Director

Advisory

Charlotte

Kira Hilden-Minton

Managing Director

Audit

Atlanta

Lindsay Hohler

Principal

Advisory

Washington, D.C.

Javier Huertas

Managing Director

Tax

Seattle

Hunter Jackson

Partner

Audit

Charlotte

Carl Kenyon

Partner

Tax

Houston

Hassan Khan

Managing Director

Advisory

New York

Sherry Lam

Managing Director

Tax

Fort Lauderdale

Sondra Leibner

Principal

Advisory

Philadelphia

Don Lippert

Principal

Tax

Chicago

Dan Lynes

Partner

Tax

New York

Brian May

Managing Director

Audit

Charlotte

Patrick McAuley

Partner

Advisory

Charlotte

Brandan McGaughey

Partner

Audit

Houston

Michele Melchior

Managing Director

Tax

Charlotte

Linda Miller

Principal

Advisory

Washington, D.C.

Jennifer Morelli

Principal

Advisory

Philadelphia

Joseph Mulligan

Principal

Advisory

Iselin, N.J.

Scott Nemeroff

Managing Director

Advisory

Washington, D.C.

Dianne Neurauter

Principal

Advisory

Charlotte

Russell Norris

Partner

Tax

Charlotte

Jared Novotny

Partner

Tax

Minneapolis

Bobbi-Jo Pankaj

Managing Director

Advisory

Washington, D.C.

Shalin Pathak

Partner

Audit

Chicago

Zak Pierce

Managing Director

Advisory

Philadelphia

Jason Pizza

Partner

Advisory

Chicago

Howard Polonetsky

Managing Director

Tax

New York

Barrett Popst

Managing Director

Advisory

Dallas

Peter Poulos

Partner

Tax

Chicago

Steven Propester

Partner

Audit

Oklahoma City

Tony Pyka

Managing Director

Tax

Minneapolis

Chad Rheingans

Managing Director

Advisory

Washington, D.C.

Bridget Roche

Managing Director

Tax

Chicago

Liza Rothhammer

Principal

Tax

Denver

Frank Russo

Partner

Tax

New York

Sudhakar Sathiyamurthy

Managing Director

Advisory

Chicago

Robert Schein

Managing Director

Advisory

Denver

Laura Schuetze

Managing Director

Audit

Milwaukee

Chris Sheehy

Partner

Audit

Dallas

Angie Sosa

Partner

Tax

Reno

Jennifer Sowieja

Managing Director

Advisory

Minneapolis

Mark Springer

Principal

Advisory

Iselin, N.J.

Jeffrey Stemmons

Managing Director

Advisory

Austin, Texas

Rachel Stushek

Managing Director

Audit

Washington, D.C.

Aamir Syed

Principal

Advisory

Washington, D.C.

Mary Torretta

Principal

Tax

Washington, D.C.

Bryan Walker

Partner

Advisory

San Francisco

Joanie Walker

Principal

Advisory

Philadelphia

Edward Weaver

Partner

Tax

Chicago

Will Whatton

Principal

Advisory

Houston

Stacey Whitfield

Partner

Audit

Columbia, S.C.

Marjorie Whittaker

Managing Director

Audit

Washington, D.C.

Kaori Yashiro

Managing Director

GTI

Chicago

Congrats to all the new Grant Thornton PPMDs! May you be blessed with Chicago Cubs tickets and job security.

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