#jeremy jordan for president

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that wasn't very seize the day of you 🙄👊‼️

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JEREMY JORDAN FOR PRESIDENT 2024 RAHH AMERICA 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

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list 5 things that make you happy, then send this to the askbox of the last 10 people who liked or reblogged something from you! get to know your mutuals and followers!

since it’s five, i might as well do five more things that make me happy:

• Newsies! (christian bale + jeremy jordan)

• video games! (mostly sonic and others!)

• musicals! (ex. Newsies, Bonnie and Clyde! Never actually been to one before!

• Singing (I know Hell’s Greatest Dad by heart lol)

• Z Nation (recently got into that!)

• Pizza (i love pizza a lot!)

• Arrowverse (mostly the musical episode in Flash, but I LOVE the Crisis on Earth X!)

• books! (who doesn’t love books? my fav rn are WoF!) • HH + HB, (i love Lucifer! :) )

•and finally, dancing. (I’m hoping to be in a musical at school one day!)

[alchemicalwerewolf]

because i’ve been trying to work on some gatsby art i have a lot of jeremy on my phone and this popped up as a memory today and i thought of you :)

you are possibly the #1 jeremy jordan fan on this site

WOO-HOO

I’ve infested the tag well enough I’m the one you think of when you see our dear Jeremy. I shall use this power for all good and say…

WINN SCHOTT MY BOY

HOT SCHOTT FOR PRESIDENT

ok that’s all.

and also maybe i might not be the number one we still have Meiloo and tofangirl but I’m honored you think so!

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Out Of Place - Marner

Trigger Warning(s): talk of suicide, smoking, underage drinking, angst, bullying, fighting, heartbreak, manipulation, loss, and action.

Pairing: Mitch Marner x Fem!Gretzky!Oc

Official name: Maeve Gretzky, credits to

@jorjie-nhl for the name!

Summary: He was supposed to graduate a football player, but the plan changed, and now he’s a struggling athlete on a hockey team that can’t stand him. Back at square one for the first time in six years. Lost, but eventually found.

She’s a stable athlete who has a full ride to a D1 college. She has friends and he isn’t one of them. That is, until she shoulders how much of a pain he is, and decides to help teach him to play. Then all of a sudden, he doesn’t seem so bad. Satisfied, but inevitably yearning.

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“You all keep cryin about how he’s a football player! I don’t give a shit! I’m over it! He plays hockey now. He is your brother now!”

“Why’d you quit?”

“I couldn’t do it any more. My mom pulled me out.”

“I heard he made that kid kill himself…”

“Mitch. He wants you back.”

“What? No.”

“He said he won’t let it go until you talk.”

“Let’s go for a run!”

“A run, Marner? In the woods? With my good shoes on?”

“What? Afraid you can’t keep up, Gretz?”

“He’ll learn.”

“Oh dude.. look at this kid. You new here or what? You can’t skate with the peewee team.”

“Oh boy.. after the wipeout he just took, these kids might skate circles around him.”

—————————————Cast

Freshman are irrelevant to this story.

The Team

Sophmores

Jack Hughes

Akira Schmid, JV goalie

Trevor Zegras

Cole Caufield

Jamie Drysdale

Brady Tkachuk

Juniors

Mitch Marner

Matthew Tkachuk

Nico Hischier

Cale Makar

Jeremy Swayman, third string goalie

Quinn Hughes

Seniors

Leon Draisaitl

Connor McDavid, alternate

Andrei Vasilevskiy, second string goalie

David Pastrnak

Kasperi Kapanen

Matt Murray, vet goalie

Jacob Trouba, captain

Nathan MacKinnon, alternate

Hampus Lindholm

Matt Dumba

Darnell Nurse

The Coaching Staff

Wayne Gretzky, head coach

Mike Sullivan, assistant coach

Lindy Ruff, shift/power play coach

Pekka Rinne, goalie coach

The Supporting Cast

Auston Matthews, junior!football QB

Jordan Binnington, suspended junior goalie

Various other NHL players

Mario Lemieux, president of the hockey club

Gary Bettman, school sports director

Two comedic peewee coaches

Along with a few more surprises

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Modern AU Character Profile - Jack Kelly

Introduction

- Full Name: Jack Sullivan Kelly

- Pronouns: He/Him

- Sexuality: Bisexual

- Parents: Francis “Frank” Kelly and Martha “Mattie” Kelly

- Brother: Crutchie Morris (Adopted)

- Partner: David Jacobs

- Closest friends: Racetrack Higgins and Katherine Pulitzer

- Appearance: Identical to Jeremy Jordan’s portrayal of the character

- Clothing style: Simplistic, go to outfit is a plain black tee with blue jeans

Headcanons (Subject to change!)

- Went out with Katherine for two weeks before the two broke up and became friends

- Did not hesitate to tell Davey about his feelings for him

- Student Council president

- Started a Unified Club for his brother Crutchie (Learn more here)

- Got suspended for hitting a teacher because they were being terrible while Davey had a shutdown

- Barely ever picks up his phone unless he’s talking to someone

- Literally told everyone he was bisexual the second he found out

- If you haven’t figured it out yet, social anxiety is afraid of him

- Weirdly good at ballroom dancing

- (More coming soon!)

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This essay is another in CAM’s series on the history of the CIA. Obama has been in the news this week for overseeing groundbreaking on his presidential center.

Etienne de la Boetie2

Sep 13, 2024

By Jeremy Kuzmarov

Despite his liberal pretensions, Obama’s foreign policy was dreamed up at Langley—which should not have been surprising given his background

[This essay is another in CAM’s series on the history of the CIA. Obama has been in the news this week for overseeing groundbreaking on his presidential center. This center has sparked controversy because it will not house any actual documents and is being built on the supposedly protected Jackson Park on Chicago’s southern lakefront. Hugh Iglarsh wrote in Counterpunch that the main tower—which resembles a giant upraised cell phone—will be “a Great Tower of Nothing, a monument to hubris, chutzpah and Chicago-style clout…which rivals the Pyramid of Khufu in its brutal, enigmatic grandiosity.“—Editors]

In the summer of 2012, President Barack Obama signed a secret order authorizing the CIA and other U.S. agencies to support rebels in Syria seeking to oust Syrian leader Bashir al-Assad—a nationalist who had allied with Iran and stood up to U.S. proxy Israel.[1]

Costing more than $1 billion, Operation Timber Sycamore evolved into the largest covert operation since the arming of mujahadin fighters in Afghanistan in the 1980s.

U.S. Special Forces under Timber Sycamore again trained Islamic fundamentalists, this time in Jordan, who again carried out a reign of terror.[2]

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The U.S. was the latest country to carry out an airdrop of humanitarian aid along the Gaza coastline on Saturday, dropping 38,000 meals in a joint mission with its junior ally, the Jordanian Air Force. Critics decried the move as an illustration of U.S. hypocrisy in handing Israel some of the most advanced bombs in the world while dropping aid from the sky at a trickle to the same people who are on the receiving end of those weapons. Charlie Herbert, a major-general in the British Army, described the airdrop on X as “total performative BS.” “With one hand US airdrops 38,000 meal packs…while the other hand continues to provide Israel with the arms, munitions and funds required to sustain this conflict. Performative BS. It fools no one,” he added.

Critics of the U.S. also pointed out that delivering aid by air is cumbersome and inefficient and that the Biden administration must force Israel to allow aid trucks to enter Gaza through its land crossings.  Last week, Jordan airdropped seven tons of food to people in Gaza, but a single truck can transport 20-25 tons of food and essential aid.

“Airdrops are the worst or close to the worst possible way to deliver aid,” Jeremy Konyndyk, president of Refugees International, told Al-Jazeera. “They are very expensive, they are dangerous because there is a lot that can go wrong when those things drop and they deliver very small volumes of aid,” he added. Some of the aid dropped by Jordan last week ended up in the sea, pushing Palestinians to enter the cold water to fish it out. 

Tamara Nassar and Ali Abunimah described these airdrops in the Electronic Intifada as “humanitarian aid theatre” that does nothing to end Israeli bombardment and starvation of people in the Gaza Strip. They added that countries taking part in these operations, such as Egypt and the UAE, “but especially Jordan whose air force is carrying them out, are providing public relations cover for countries directly involved in Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza,” namely the U.S.

-- From "‘Operation Al-Aqsa Flood’ Day 149" by Mustafa Abu Sneineh for Mondoweiss, 3 Mar 2024

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every once and a while we have to complete reading guides for government

what i have discovered with this one is that jeremy jordan Could be president but ben cook Could Not be president

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tagged by @glamgoblin thank u!!!! 🥰

Last Song: The Next Ten Minutes sung by Jeremy Jordan and Anna Kendrick (just rewatched The Last Five Years 🥲)

Last Movie: Nightmare Alley (finishing up the last of my Halloween watchlist)

Currently Watching: Only Murders in the Building S3 and waiting for more BLs to start next week 😭

Other Stuff Watched This Year: My School President my love my life, The Eighth Sense, Bed Friend, Light On Me...

Shows I Dropped: Dangerous Romance (i couldn't get through the first ep - the lead guy was too much of an asshole 😭)

Currently Reading: way too much fanfiction, almost exclusively vegaspete 🤡

Currently Listening To: the albums five seconds flat by Lizzy McAlpine and Stick Season by Noah Kahan

Currently Working On: editing my ongoing MacauTay fic and keeping myself functional 🤠

tagging: @futureexmrsmalcolm @toxicrevolver @procrastinazione @victorydoll (only if u want to!)

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Calls for NFL Reforms Grow After Damar Hamlin Suffers Cardiac Arrest During Game

Chris Walker January 3, 2023

Damar Hamlin, a 24-year-old safety in his second season with the Buffalo Bills, is in critical condition after going into cardiac arrest during a Monday night game with the Cincinnati Bengals.

After tackling wide receiver Tee Higgins, Hamlin took two steps and collapsed backward. Medical personnel immediately rushed to his side, administering CPR and giving him oxygen as he lay motionless on the ground. Hamlin was then strapped to a stretcher and carted off the field in an ambulance.

Commentators were at a loss for words, and went to commercial break several times during the 10 to 15 minutes that Hamlin received medical attention. Several players from both teams were visibly upset, with many crying and praying on the field as medical care was being administered.

It appears that players were initially told they would have five minutes in the locker room before resuming the game, but after coaches from both teams conferred with officials, it was agreed that the game should be suspended indefinitely. About an hour later, the NFL announced that the game would be postponed.

NFL vice president of football operations Troy Vincent disputed the claim that play was going to resume five minutes after Hamlin was driven off the field, even though it appeared on screen that players had been told to warm up after Hamlin was carted away, with Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow throwing footballs to his teammates during that time.

“Neither coach was talking about resuming play, the players were not thinking of resuming play,” Vincent said. “How do you resume play after seeing such a traumatic event?”

A statement from the Bills on Tuesday morning said that Hamlin’s heart had stopped but was restored by medical professionals on the field. He is now sedated and in critical condition at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

Jordan Rooney, Hamlin’s friend and marketing representative, tweeted earlier in the evening that Hamlin’s vitals had returned “to normal.”

Teams and players tweeted well wishes for Hamlin and expressed shock at the incident.

Many commentators urged the NFL to consider reforms in the wake of Hamlin’s injury and other worrisome injuries that took place earlier this season.

After explaining a number of scenarios that could have led to Hamlin collapsing on the field, ER physician and social media personality Jeremy Faust said that changes to the sport needed to be discussed. “The worst fears are being confronted, and this must trigger reform,” he said.

Some social media users, including political columnist Skip Bayless, questioned how the game could be resumed this late in the season. Nina Turner, a progressive former Ohio state lawmaker, condemned Bayless’s tweet, suggesting that it showcased the way sports leagues exploit athletes, particularly players of color.

“This goes to show how some dehumanize professional athletes, especially Black athletes,” Turner wrote on Twitter. “These athletes are people with families. They are people, not bodies meant for entertainment.”

In an op-ed for Truthout in October, journalist Harvey Wasserman, who once played football as a wide receiver, pointed to other serious injuries this season, arguing that changes to the sport were desperately needed. When Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa collapsed on the field earlier in the season after sustaining a hard hit to his head, for example, the team initially told the public he had undergone a “back injury.” Tagovailoa was allowed to play the following week, only to sustain yet another head injury.

While quarterbacks are especially in need of protection, players in all positions are at risk of severe injury, Wasserman noted.

“For all the focus on rules surrounding quarterbacks, the essence of the game at all positions remains embedded in its violence, with the expectation of injury being virtually universal,” he wrote. 

Replacing tackling with the use of flags “may be the game’s only hope,” he went on, adding:

The violence lovers will whine that the sport is going “wimpy.” But in the long term, the whole game must be overhauled and made less brutal. The grotesque parade of seriously harmed young stars being carted off the field is not sustainable.

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list 5 things that make you happy, then send this to the askbox of the last 10 people who liked or reblogged something from you! get to know your mutuals and followers!

• Musicals + Broadway (Newsies, Sweeney Todd, basically any musicals)

• Hazbin Hotel + Helluva Boss (Lucifer and Fizzarolli!)

• Video Games (Sonic the Hedgehog, TMNT, basically any arcade game!)

• DC + Marvel TV Shows (Arrowverse, basically any Marvel TV show!)

• Jeremy Jordan (bc why not? Winn Schott, Jimmy Collins, Lucifer. And now Clyde Barrow and Jay Gatsby!)

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GTKM (uncomfy)

27 14 76

:D I love getting asks, thanks!

14-Are you psychic in any way?

Answer: Kind of? I’ll get really bad anxiety stomachaches when something feels wrong (and most of the time I’m right)

27- Would you like to be a big celebrity?

Answer: I’d like to be a celebrity but in a broadway type way, think Eva Noblezada, Christian Borle, George Salazar. I’d love to be in a broadway show and have just the theater nerds know me. On the other hand, I’d also love to be movie/tv show musicals and be famous from that too (Jeremy Jordan-ish)

76- Have you ever been in a position of authority?

Answer- I’ve been president of a few clubs, but other than that not really?? Oh! Scratch that I’ve lead almost every group project due to ✨✨trust issues✨✨

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Todd Snyder Teams Up with Sperry for New Boat Shoe Collection

In a marriage of classic American heritage and contemporary menswear finesse, Sperry, the storied footwear brand established by inventor and sailor Paul Sperry in 1935, has teamed up with Todd Snyder, a leading figure in American menswear design. Together, they've crafted a limited-edition, luxurious interpretation of the iconic Authentic OriginalTM boat shoe.

The resurgence of the boat shoe as a must-have item for 2024 finds its pinnacle in this collaboration. Snyder's reimagination of the silhouette arrives just in time for a summer defined by understated luxury. The Sperry x Todd Snyder Authentic Original Boat Shoe boasts premium craftsmanship, featuring meticulously sourced suede uppers and self-matching rawhide laces inspired by Snyder's travels along Italy's Amalfi Coast. Drawing from the rich textures and earthy tones found along the coastline, this collaboration exudes sophistication.

But it's not just about style; functionality meets comfort with the inclusion of a cork footbed, ensuring a blissful experience during the sweltering summer months. Plus, with non-marking Vibram® outsoles, complete with Sperry's signature razor-cut Wave-SipingTM technology, these shoes promise both traction and durability. Each pair is meticulously handsewn in traditional moccasin style, a testament to the dedication to craftsmanship shared by both brands.

Snyder himself reflects on the collaboration, expressing his lifelong admiration for American heritage brands and his desire to infuse his signature design touches into this iconic silhouette while honoring Sperry's legacy.

Jonathan Frankel, President of Sperry, echoes this sentiment, highlighting how Snyder's classic yet modern approach perfectly complements Sperry's timeless appeal, resulting in an instant classic.

To showcase the fusion of heritage and modernity, a trio of New York City tastemakers took the Sperry x Todd Snyder boat shoe for a spin in the Lower East Side neighborhood. Photographed by Jeremy Mitchell, the campaign features Jake Woolf, Brynn Wallner, and Jordan Page, each bringing their unique style to the forefront.

The Sperry x Todd Snyder Authentic Original Boat Shoe will debut exclusively on Toddsnyder.com on May 2nd, 2024, both in-store and online. A wider release is scheduled for May 7th, 2024, on Sperry.com and select retailers. Priced at $220, these coveted shoes will be available in three timeless colorways: tan, gray, and white. Don't miss your chance to step into summer in style with this iconic collaboration!