#jonny otto

[mikrofwno]

Ανακοίνωσε Ότο ο ΠΑΟΚ (vid)

Η ΠΑΕ ΠΑΟΚ ανακοίνωσε κι επίσημα το μεσημέρι της Δευτέρας (29/1) την απόκτηση του Γιόνι Ότο από τη Γουλβς. Ο Ισπανός υπέγραψε συμβόλαιο συνεργασίας με το «Δικέφαλο του Βορρά» μέχρι τις 30 Ιουνίου του 2025 με προοπτική αυτόματης ανανέωσης για άλλον ένα χρόνο και θα φοράει τη φανέλα με τον αριθμό 19. Στη σχετική ανακοίνωση των «ασπρόμαυρων», παρατίθεται το βιογραφικού του πρώην άσου των Θέλτα κι…

[punch-aholic]

HI!!! Just wanted to say that I'm loving the AU

As someone who also loves scarecrow and is also making an au, what are some of the inspos for Good ol Jonny Crane

Thank you so much!!

Jonathan is one of my favorite Punch!verse characters to work with. I have a lot of influences for him in terms of design and personality. I really wanted him to have more of a Hannibal Lecter vibe (in the way he acts, not the things he does). Jon always needs to be a few steps ahead of the situation, and due to his background in psychology he always knows the right thing to say to push people's buttons and cut them where it hurts deep. (You can read some of how I write him in the latest chapters of my fic 'Double Jeopardy'). My main problem with most interpretations of Johnny is that he's not scary lol

When I draw him I usually try to capture Rhys Ifans (he played the Lizard in ASM and he plays Otto Hightower in House of the Dragon). He has that thin face and sunken eyed look that I like for Jon. As for his voice I always thought he'd have the voice of Ghostface lol. That sort of semi-cocky, semi-unhinged voice with a tone of spookiness but still charismatic

[mitchbeck]

HARTFORD WOLF PACK DROP SHOOTOUT TO SPRINGFIELD THUNDERBIRDS

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - Despite Louie Domingue's repeating his season-high 42 saves, the Hartford Wolf Pack lost 1-0 to the Springfield Thunderbirds on Quinnipiac grad Matt Peca's glove-high game-winner. Dylan Garand posted a scoreless 65 minutes against Hershey, making the Pack 2-7 in shutouts this season. The lone Pack shootout goal was by a defenseman, newcomer Adam Clendening wearing jersey #5. In overtime, the Pack displayed a strong PK after Matt Robertson was penalized on a Will Bitten clean breakaway. The Pack had three blocks, and broke-up two plays, and Domingue, was solid on the delayed penalty situation on Robertson, while making a beautiful right pad save on Hugh McGing. He had three strong late OT saves on a stick save on Adam Gaudette, Matt Kessel, and Martin Frk to keep it scoreless. The Pack got a solid bid to win early in OT by Will Cullye. In the third period, Domingue was strong, made early saves on Gaudette, leading scorer Matt Highmore, who was just sent down by the St. Louis Blues, and Mathias Laferriere. McGing and Kessel tested Domingue. Steve Santini had a quality shot with Mikhail Abramov in front waiting for the rebound. Zac Jones followed with a good stick stop on Santini on his next shift. The Pack’s Bobby Trivigno, Ryan Carpenter, and then Libor Hájek tested Springfield goalie Joel Hofer in the last five minute overtime. In the final minute, with 45.7 seconds left, Hofer stopped Abramov. Cullye had a good chance as time expired in regulation. The second period saw Springfield mount some sustained offensive zone pressure. First, Carpenter had two shots five seconds apart in the first three minutes. He was left muttering to himself and six minutes in Cullye tested Hofer. Springfield Frk, Mitchell Hoelscher, and Peca were in on Domingue. Matt Rempe was in front and was pushed away by Griffin Luce (Salisbury School). Dmitri Samurukov had a quality shot at Domingue. Karl Henriksson, made a smart defensive covering the left point as Carpenter had two shorts five seconds apart in the first three minutes, left muttering to himself. Karl Henriksson made a quality defensive play at the left point, preventing any Springfield breakout and keeping the puck in as Hájek pinched in. The first period felt like a training camp period with the Wolf Pack, as they have had seven players traded over the last 72-hours all finding new addresses. Finding chemistry was going to be tough. Not changing was captain Jonny Brodzinski. At 3:40, the Pack had the first quality shot on goal in a scoreless first period. Matt Robertson from the left point. Hofer stopped Rempe on the Springfield doorstep. At 10:03 the Pack tested Hofer with their tenth shot on goal. Both teams had a powerplay chance, and neither registered a shot on goal. Domingue made a save at 12:57 and at 14:23. Newcomer Jake Leschyshyn had a chance with 1:50 to go in the period. Riding a four-game winning streak, and enduring having their lineup changed during the week. the Wolf Pack were ready for an all-important three-games-in-three-days weekend. The first two games are on the road. On Friday, they head twenty minutes up the road back to Springfield and then an hour South to Bridgeport to meet the Islanders on Saturday. Then, they have a Sunday mid-afternoon clash with the Charlotte Checkers at 3 pm at the XL Center. LINES: Cullye-Brodzinski-Pajuniemi Gettinger-Elson-Carpenter Trivigno- Fritz-Jake Leschyshyn DiGiacinto-Henriksson- Rempe Jones-Hájek Emberson-Robertson Scanlin-Adam Clendening Garand SCRATCHES: Joe Lockwood (healthy) Cooper Zech (healthy) Wyatt Kalynuk (unavailable in transit) Anton Blidh (unavailable in transit) Ben Tardif (healthy) Patrick Khordorenko (season-ending shoulder surgery) C.J. Smith (hip area surgery done for the season) NOTES: Bridgeport's top goal scorers Simon Holmstrom and Otto Koivula were recalled by the big Islanders. They returned Arnaud Durandeau, a notorious Pack killer for the past three years. Winger Collin Adams was recalled from Worcester (ECHL). Calgary Wranglers (AHL) recalled ex-Pack defenseman Tyson Helgesen and ex-Sound Tiger Calder Brooks from Rapid City (ECHL). Goalie Jon Gillies (Salisbury School) goes from Tucson to Cleveland. Hamden’s Jonathan Quick was traded twice this week, first from LA to Columbus, and then Blue Jackets moved him the next day to the Vegas Goldne Knights. Quick (AOF), who won two Stanley Cups with Los Angeles has struggled this year. He was pulled in New York despite two of the three goals not being his fault, and his visible annoyance was shown by the 37-year-old exiting on TV. He flew back with the team at the end of a road trip to LA and then was told he was traded to Columbus. Nick Bonino (Farmington/AOF) was traded from the San Jose Sharks to Pittsburgh. Vladislav Namestnikov, the son of ex-Pack Evegeni “John” Namesnikov, now a Maple Leaf scout was traded from San Jose to Winnipeg. Ex-Pack Sammy Blais who was just traded to St. Louis. He signed a contract extension. Ex-Pack goalie J.F. Berube was recalled then sent back to Charlotte by Florida. Adam Erne, (North Branford) was called up from Grand Rapids by Detroit. Pete DiLiberatore (QU) was recently sent to Savannah (ECHL) by Henderson and was dealt by Vegas to Wilkes Barre/Scranton. Fellow former Bobcat Chase Priskie goes from Rochester to San Diego. Kevin O’Neil (UCONN/Yale) was cut loose by Colorado Eagles (AHL) released from his PTO, and heads back to South Carolina (ECHL). The team also had ex-Pack goalie Keith Kinkaid, who just traded and recalled by the Avalanche. Luke Evangelista was recalled from Milwaukee by parent Nashville. Ex-CT Whale Mike Pelech of the Atlanta Gladiators (ECHL) is officially now the second all-time leader in assists in ECHL history, recording three on the road in Savannah, GA, Thursday night. Former UCONN forward Jordan Timmons was dealt from the Reading Royals (ECHL) to the Kansas City Mavericks (ECHL). HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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Sydney Fringe Festival begins

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Sydney Fringe Festival begins

The Sydney Fringe Festival has launched this week with a program of over 400 events and 12 festival hubs taking over the city until September 30.

The Festival kicks off with a program of unforgettable shows at the Spiegeltent Festival Garden and the newly expanded Village Green Festival Garden, plus Sydney Place comes alive on Saturday, September 7 with a one night only exhilarating live concert, featuring South Korean underground sensation MEMI.

Spanning theatre, music, comedy, dance, visual art, circus, and cabaret, Sydney Fringe Festival program highlights include events at the Village Green Festival Garden at Darling Quarter, featuring four weeks of comedy, drag and circus programming.

Highlights include musical comedy duo Otto & Astrid, fresh from Glastonbury, Die Roten Punkte, cabaret romp Leather Lungs: Shut Up & Sing! and the bewitching burlesque Something Wicked, featuring a lineup of international and award-winning artists performing death-defying acts.

The inaugural Queer Hub at Qtopia Sydney, presented by QNews, will amplify the work of LGBTQIA+ storytellers with an exciting line-up of international and local artists.

Highlights include Frankie Fearce’s acclaimed satirical show DAZZA; Melbourne cabaret star Florian Wild’s show MONSTER; and Purple Plastic Maori, singer and comedian Shalom Kaa’s autobiographical show of self-discovery, weaving together comedy, song and storytelling.

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Machine Hall will host a dynamic series of events presented by Maker’s Mark, including Just Desserts on September 27. Guests will be treated to an intimate evening of live music by Ngaiire while enjoying sweet treats by powerhouse pastry chef Anna Polyviou and Maker’s Mark cocktails, surrounded by vibrant floral artistry by ACID FLWRS.

Producer, interviewer and co-creator of multi award-winning ABC show You Can’t Ask That, Kirk Docker is set to host Feed Your Fire at Machine Hall on September 20. Featuring an evening of conversations around what makes Sydney’s cultural scene tick, participants will gather around a communal table and enjoy dishes crafted by the social enterprise Plate it Forward.

Sydney Fringe Sideshow returns every Tuesday to Sunday throughout the festival, with a program of immersive and experiential shows performed in pop-up spaces throughout The Rocks. Highlights include Dancefloor Conversion Therapy, a history of dancefloors and joyful regret by Sydney DJ Jonny Hawkins, Lola’s Piano Bar, the ultimate pop-up musical theatre club, and the Multicultural Comedy Hub at 37 George Street featuring a diverse array of comedic talents.

The Spiegeltent Festival Garden takes over Entertainment Quarter, with the iconic Sydney Spiegeltent hosting two headline shows by triple Grammy award-winning Soweto Gospel Choir.

A collaboration between ARIA-nominated DJ Groove Terminator, History of House is a celebration of dance music through the decades, while the all-new concert Hope, features a rousing program of South African freedom songs, alongside beautiful renditions of protest music from the Civil Rights Movement.

Also at the Spiegeltent Festival Garden is must-see show 27 Club, celebrating the music of Janis Joplin, Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain, Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix, performed by Australian rock royality, while circus dome The Vault is home to comedy-acrobats Headfirst Acrobatics’s multi-5-Star reviewed show GODZ and All Star Circus.

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Made in Sydney returns from 17 – 28 September at PACT Centre for Emerging Artists, with a lineup featuring two sensational Sydney-made works and six award-winning shows from the 2023 Sydney Fringe Awards.

Highlights include Voices of Joan, a radical retelling of the story of Joan of Arc through a solo performance by actor and theatre-maker Janie Gibson; Hillsong Boy, a queer holy communion musical chronicling weird and wonderful experiences of an ex-Hillsonger, The Ukulele Man, the untold story of wartime comedian and ukulele legend George Formby, and acclaimed one-woman show ENDHOE that uncovers actor and comedian Anna Dooley’s journey of living with endometriosis.

Bringing to Sydney smash-hit shows from the international Fringe circuit, the Touring Hub is back at New Theatre from September17-28. Highlights include Clockfire Theatre Co’s Plenty of Fish in the Sea, Tom Moran’s hilarious solo show Tom Moran is a Big Fat Filthy Disgusting Liar; Sh!t Theatre’s award-winning show Drink Rum with Expats; and rising star of Australian dance, choreographer-director Lewis Major’s show Triptych.

The LIMITLESS hub returns to 107 Redfern from 10 – 21 September, celebrating the work of deaf artists and artists living with a disability, while offering an inclusive and accessible space for audiences and artists to enjoy.

Highlights include stand-up comedian Loz Booth’s show Extra Ordinary, Not Dead Yet! by Crones in Cabaret, and Crips & Creeps Comedy, an inclusive comedy night that celebrates comedians who are marginalised due to sexuality, race, gender or disability.

The Neilson Studio at Sydney Dance Company will host the festival’s Dance Hub from September 26-28. Highlights include contemporary dance work Love Arena by Sydney-based choreographers Remy Rochester and Jasmin Luna; and Move FM, an eclectic assortment of contemporary dance by Sydney’s most exciting emerging artists and makers.

The Cabaret Club finds a new home at Kings Cross Hotel with a month-long program of burlesque, piano sing-alongs, musical satire, and more.

Highlights include the world premiere of Gladys: A Musical Affair, ABBAsolutely Abbey as Abbey Paige Williams explores self-discovery through the beloved music of ABBA; and back by popular demand, the interactive, inclusive, body positive production Church of the Clitori.

Immersive piano concert In the Key of G celebrates the creativity of Sydney’s city centre. Four celebrated composers have crafted unique pieces that will come to life on two pianos in the George Place foyer, with music enthusiasts and piano players from the Sydney community invited to learn segments of the compositions before performing them together on September 25.

On September 28, at the final Saturday night of the festival and official closing party, audiences are invited to join Daft Punked – The Tribute as they don their replica chromed helmets to celebrate and continue the legacy of electronic dance music pioneers.

-Visit the website for full details of all Sydney Fringe Festival events at sydneyfringe.com

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[matteocorradini]

Raccogliere sassi, raccogliere amore

Amici Cominciamo da Jonny Greenwood. Per chi non lo sa, è il chitarrista dei Radiohead, ma oggi non mi interessa per le sue composizioni musicali (tra le ultime, un viaggione per organo lungo otto ore) e nemmeno per il suo olio d’oliva (lo produce nelle Marche, dove pare passi lunghi periodi ogni anno). Parto da lui perché gli è stato chiesto di cancellare il prossimo tour con il musicista…

[stillunusual]

Leeds United: Meslier, Ayling, Firpo (Struijk 81), Koch, Aaronson (Summerville 81), Roca, Bamford (Rodrigo 67), Harrison, McKennie, Gnonto (Kristensen 62), Wober.

Subs not used: Robles, Cooper, Sinisterra, Rutter, Gray. Last season's crazy away win against Wolves proved to be very significant and this one could turn out to be equally important. It was Illan Meslier's 100th Premier League appearance and he's the youngest goalkeeper to have achieved that milestone.... Tyler Adams was injured in training prior to the game, but apart from him, Stuart Dallas and Adam Forshaw are the only senior players who are still on the injury list. Leeds got off to the perfect start with an early goal. Robin Koch found Willy Gnonto on the left, who got behind the Wolves defence and pulled the ball back for Jack Harrison to find the top corner. But Wolves quickly began to boss the possession and created a couple of excellent chances before the break. Meslier managed to stop a low shot from Daniel Podence from inside the box and Max Wober positioned himself well to deny Pedro Neto's follow up. Wober also blocked a powerful goal-bound strike from Nelson Semedo. Wolves had the ball in the Leeds net soon after the restart but the goal was disallowed for a clear offside. A minute later, Leeds were 2-0 up when an unmarked Luke Ayling headed in a corner at the far post, and celebrated just like he did after scoring the winner at Molineux last season. We almost scored a third when Aaronson broke free down the right and pulled the ball back for Harrison, but this time his shot was blocked on the line by Joao Da Silva. It's great to see us using the full width of the pitch once again.... However, we didn't have to wait much longer for goal number three. Rasmus Christensen replaced Gnonto, and his first contribution was to get on the end of a cross from Harrison and put the ball in the net! But then things started to go wrong.... Meslier rushed out of his area to clear a ball over the top and found Marc Roca, but Roca's miscued ball went straight to Jonny Otto, who volleyed it over a retreating Meslier and into the net from close to the half way line. We then spent the next 15 minutes under relentless pressure from Wolves. Meslier stopped a close range shot from Raul Jimenez but was unable to do anything about Matheus Cunha's strike which deflected into the net off Wober's heel.... Fortunately, Leeds managed to settle the game back down and regain some control, and after Jonny was sent off for a nasty challenge on Ayling, we not only managed to see the game out, but scored again in the seventh minute of added time, when Crysencio Summerville found Rodrigo in space and he burst into the box and calmly chipped the ball over the Wolves keeper. More time had to be added on after the Wolves bench (who felt that they should have been awarded a free kick for a foul during the build up) all started throwing their toys out of the pram and Matheus Nunes (one of their unused subs) was shown a straight red card. Just like at Elland Road Leeds were outplayed for long periods of the game but managed to come out on top. It's so tight in the bottom half of the league that we've climbed up to 14th! There's a gap of 11 points between the teams in 11th and 12th place, but only four points separate the bottom nine teams - so any one of them could still end up being relegated....

[imvges-football]

>>>

[incorrectfootballerquotes]

Raúl Jiménez: It’s so great seeing you again, love. I really do enjoy spending time with you.

Jonny: Aw, Raúl! You are so sweet. I love hanging out with you too!

Raúl Jiménez: Shh. I’m on video chat with Daniela

[xmilitao]

Raul pushing Jonny to go with the kids is so funny for some reason 😂

[brentchua]

casting, december 2017, p2

from top - bottom LUCAS BIN @ dna, MAROZNI ALMONTE @ click, JONNY BROWN @ soul, SIMON SOUCHOIS @ next, MAX SLUSARCZYK @ major, and OTTO VAINASTE @ vny

[khelpoint]

Confirmed: Wolves defender Jonny Otto has suffered an ACL injury in his right knee and will undergo surgery. 🤷 Now, he will miss the rest of their #EuropaLeague campaign after damaging his right anterior cruciate ligament. ☹️ #wolves #defender #jonnyotto #jonny #otto #acl #injury #aclinjury #kneeinjury #surgery #ligament #Football https://www.instagram.com/p/CDs7LLmAhaH/?igshid=khhhdege2hzm

[spawnedspooky]

https://gofund.me/3dcebdd3

I am drowning, y’all. Etsy has my shop in a death grip because of one $3 sticker. I can’t access my funds until mid-October.

I’m studying medical coding and trying to get ready for my CPC exam. I can’t afford my bills or supplies for my shop. My bank is in the negatives. I really REALLY don’t want to shut it down. It is my passion. I love drawing. And I love being a shop owner. My soul is crushed right now.

I’d love all my Otto and Jonny homies to come out of the woodwork and share this post, please. Y’all are awesome.

[randomvarious]

Today’s mix:

INCredible Sound Of Drum'n'Bass Mixed By Goldie by Goldie 2000 Drum n Bass / Jungle

The second disc of this mix is pretty fucking good, but disc one sounds, quite literally, out of this goddamn world. Goldie's first set here is like a portal into some kind of cellar-dwelling, grainy, black-and-white, dystopian underworld where uneasiness is perpetually felt in the air because there's some kind of indescribable chaos that's both unpreventable and unpredictable always lurking around somewhere. I really can't say that I've ever heard a dnb and jungle mix that possesses quite the vibe like the first disc of this mix does. And shit on Goldie's lack of mixing skills all you want, but the absolute frenzy that he's able to cultivate with his transition between Jonny L's "See Red" and Ram Trilogy's "No Reality" is just fucking insane to me. Plus, dude's selection is par excellence; nary a dull moment.

Pandemonious and explosive drum breaks, loud and crashing hi-hats, and malevolently wicked, humming sub-bass frequencies. There's so many cool things you can do with that formula and Goldie's here to show you some of his absolute favorite twists and turns. The INCredible Sound Of Drum'n'Bass (and jungle!), indeed.

Listen to CD1 here. Listen to CD2 here.

Highlights:

CD1:

Doc Scott - "Here Comes The Drums" Alex Reece - "Pulp Fiction" Digital - "Space Funk" Deep Blue - "Thursday" Doc Scott - "Unofficial Ghost" Jonny L - "See Red" Ram Trilogy - "No Reality" Shy FX - "Bambaata Back To The Core (Dillinja Remix)" Fresh & Vegas - "Otto's Way" Grooverider - "Rainbows Of Colour" Souljah - "Fade 2 Black"

CD2:

Goldie - "Manslaughter" Dillinja - "Angels Fall" Goldie - "Terminator" Doc Scott - "Dark Angel" Neil Trix - "Gesture Without Motion" Digital - "Far Out" London Elektricity - "Dirty Dozen" Randall & Flex - "Sahara Dawn" Optical - "To Shape The Future (Reckless Mission Dub)" J Majik - "Your Sound" Matrix - "Convoy"

[someplayfromthepast]

ahhh um complete broadway understudy/swing timeline? if u want

the dates may be a little off but here is what i have got

december 2006: show opens with krysta rodriguez (u/s wendla ilse martha thea anna), jenn damiano (u/s ilse martha thea anna), robi hager (u/s melchior hanschen ernst georg otto), and gerard canonico (u/s moritz hanschen ernst georg otto) in the ensemble. additionally, jonny b wright (hanschen) understudied melchior, phoebe strole (anna) understudied wendla and ilse, and brian charles johnson (otto) understudied moritz and georg.

april 2007: matt doyle (u/s melchior hanschen ernst georg otto) joins the cast as an offstage swing.

july 2007: krysta rodriguez leaves the cast and alexandra socha (u/s wendla, martha, thea, anna) replaces her

august 2007: robi hager leaves the cast and matt doyle takes his place in the ensemble. jesse swenson (u/s melchior, hanschen, ernst(?), georg, and otto) replaces matt doyle as an offstage swing.

september 2007: after temporarily replacing phoebe strole as anna, eryn murman (u/s wendla, ilse, martha, thea, anna) joins the cast as an offstage swing.

november 2007: jenn damiano leaves the cast and eryn murman takes her place in the ensemble. jenna ushkowitz (u/s ilse, martha, thea, anna) replaces eryn murman as an offstage swing.

april 2008: matt doyle replaces jonny b wright as hanschen and matt shingledecker (u/s melchior, hanschen, ernst, georg, otto) replaces him in the ensemble.

may 2008: alexandra socha replaces lea michele as wendla and alice lee (u/s wendla, ilse, thea; anna) replaces her in the ensemble.

august 2008: gerard canonico replaces blake bashoff as moritz and morgan karr (u/s moritz, hanschen, ernst, georg, otto) replaces him in the ensemble. matt shingledecker leaves the cast and zach reiner harris (u/s moritz, hanschen, ernst, georg, otto) replaces him.

december 2008: jenna ushkowitz leaves the cast.