#radio company christmas concert

[jensenackles-daily]

radiocomusic: Thank you so much to all those who came out to the show in Nashville and to those who watched the livestream on @stageit. Also a huge thanks to @analognashville & @creationent for all their help in making the night so special. We had a blast and look forward to seeing you in 2023! 🙏🏼 📸 by @chrisschmelke (x)

[deancrowleycas]

I don’t know if this is to interest to anyone, but I made a little list of songs that were played during the Radio Company concert:

1 - All My Livin Time 

2 - Let Me Be 

3 - Watching Over Me

4 - Drowning 

5 - Dead To Rights

6 - Truly Forgotten 

7 - City Grown Willow 

8 - Pinata Novia 

9 - Angeles 

10 - Different Town 

11 - I Can't Stand The Rain (Sheree singing) 

12 - Quarter To 

13 - Every Light 

14 - Any Way That You Want Me 

15 - Sounds of Someday 

16 - Auld Lang Syne 

17 - Right Kinda Trouble 

18 - That's Alright Mama

[deansraspberrypie]

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[m00npill]

[Transcript] Fallen Angels

FALL OUT BOY'S ULTRA-AMBITIOUS NEW ALBUM WILL MAKE THEM ONE OF THE WORLD'S BIGGEST BANDS. SO HOW COME PETE WENTZ IS STILL SO DEPRESSED?

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2007 Kerrang! No.1142

PETE WENTZ is an hour late.

Because of this the first thing you learn about Fall Out Boy is that nothing happens without him. His three other bandmates - singer and guitarist Patrick Stump, guitarist Joe Trohman and drummer Andy Hurley - sit waiting. They're in a conference room on the first floor of the Marriott Hotel in Lowell, Massachusetts, a pretty, vanilla flavoured town 60 minutes north of Boston. The reason the group are here is because in three hours they're due to play four songs in front of 8,000 people gathered to watch the local radio station's Christmas concert. But first they're forced to wait. Because picturing Fall Out Boy without Pete Wentz is like imagining a motorway without traffic.

"See, that's not right," says Patrick Stump. Stump is wearing a small frown and an indulgent smile. It's been said that he has no ego. As you hear him now he's checking out his own entry page on Wikipedia. "No, see, they've got that wrong...

We don't have much time. Fall Out Boy landed at Roston's Logan airport at 4pm. This lunchtime they were in Chicago; by dawn they'll be in Manhattan. The band's ride pulled up in Lowell an hour ago. It's now 6:30. At 9:25, they're due onstage. Before that they need to pose for photographs and answer questions.

"Pete's in his room," someone says. Andy Hurley goes downstairs to the toilet, taking a security guard with him. Fall Out Boy have two security men: one for Pete Wentz, one for the others.

Wentz calculates that he spends 40 minutes out of every hour on the phone. He receives up to a 100 emails a day. He owns a film production company. He's a published author. He owns his own record label. He owns his own clothing line. He's modelled for Gap. He'd be modelling for us if he could be bothered to be here.

But Pete is in his room, laid low with depression. He's sat on the floor "calling random people from [his] home town [Wilmette, Illinois]", people whom he believes will "understand [him]". Problem is, when they pick up the phone he "can't think of a thing to say". All the while it's getting later and later. He feels self-conscious about how to time his entry, aware that he might be thought of as "the asshole American guy in a band". Even now, two and a half hours later, these feelings are still resident in his mind. "It's weird," he'll say. "Although I'm functioning, half of my head is in another place.

Do you see how people might look at you, see your wealth and your privilege and your opportunities, and think: you ungrateful son of a bitch?

"Of course," he says. "I think that all the time. But you asked me about depression and so I'm talking about it. It's the culture we live in."

You don't seem to mind talking about it. "The only problem I have with it is that I don't want people to read this article and go, 'lt'd be so amazing to be depressed! That'd be cool!'. I don't want to create an industry of misery."

These days, Pete Wentz has prescriptions for Xanax, Praxil, Prozac and Ativan. To compliment this, he's taking serotonin reuptake inhibitors (more anti-depressants). In the past, he's been administered anti psychotics. If Wentz were to die tomorrow his coffin would need to be fitted with a child-proof lid.

"Sorry I'm late," he says, entering the conference room, shaking hands. "I'll be your self-conscious rock star for the day." Paul Harries, Kerrang!'s photographer, tells the bassist that we don't have much time. Pointing the lens at his face he tells him it'll need to see his full repertoire of poses. The subject understands precisely what the photographer means, and as the flash lights zap before him he gives him just that. The camera loves Pete Wentz, even if at the moment Pete Wentz hates himself.

He's depressed. You'd never know.

"NOT TO beat up on the press," says Joe Trohman. "But they do tend to take one look at our band and and say, Pete Wentz is Fall Out Boy." Trohman is answering a question as to whether it grates on his nerves that the band's bass player is the one who garners most of the public attention. "Not at all, no. Pete is the public face of the band because we want him to be the public face of the band.

Would you be screwed without him?

[spnfanficpond]

Weekly Pond Newsletter

FYI Creation Entertainment is having its biggest sale ever right now! 15% off everything! If you've ever considered attending a con but prices were too steep, now is the time to check it out! If you need to resort to credit card scams like a good hunter, we won't tell. 😜

Old Business

November's New Member Spotlight was posted - Click here to meet our new members and maybe find a new friend!

Competitive Writing Sprints - We held another round of writing sprints in the Discord server, and collectively added 2003 words to our WIPs! @agenthellcat was the biggest winner with a total word count of 1321 words written. WOW!!

SPN Rewatch: FanFic Edition - We had another spirited discussion about this show that we love, specifically episodes 1.07 Hook Man and 1.08 Bugs. Notes from the discussion have already been entered into the Archive, but new theme docs have not all been created, yet. If you were unable to attend the chat live, feel free to read over the notes and add your own to the docs!

No #TweetFicTues this week - Admin Michelle dropped the ball, so instead of tweet-length fics on Tuesday, we went for #WIPWednesday. Tell us your favorite line that you've written from any WIP! Whet our appetites!!

New Business:

Fishing for Treasures - December's theme is Original Writing! So many fanfic writers also do other types of writing, and we would like to celebrate that! The @fanficocean will be celebrating next weekend, and here at the Pond, we will celebrate on the 16th and 17th. The deadline to get your links submitted to the Ocean is Friday, December 1st at midnight Eastern US/Canada time. The deadline for us at the Pond is Friday, December 15th at midnight Eastern US/Canada time. Click here for more info!

Admin in the Discord server - Admin Marie will be in the Discord server hanging out and chatting Friday evening her time! Keep an eye out for the announcement post with details or check our calendar linked below to see the exact times.

Steve Carlson online concert today - Steve has announced an online concert via Stageit today at 4pm Eastern US/Canada time. You may know Steve as the other half of Jensen's band, Radio Company. Tune in and you may get to hear tunes from his new Christmas album he just released! (Also, Radio Company has new merch in their store!)

(Divider by @glygriffe!)

That's all for this week! To see all Pond events, and also other SPN-related things like conventions and online concerts, check out our Google calendar! Click here for a static view in Eastern US/Canada time (desktop only, no mobile app access, sadly), and click here to add our calendar to your own Google calendar! We try to keep it as up to date as possible. If there's something you want to see on the calendar that's not there (maybe a convention we missed, or cast birthdays, or something similar), send us an ASK and let us know!

Hope you have a great week! - From your Admins and Manta Rays, @manawhaat, @mrswhozeewhatsis, @mariekoukie6661, @thoughtslikeaminefield, @katbratsupernaturalwhore and @heavenssexiestangel!

[hopetofantasy]

Don't know if someone explained this concept - but resident Belgian here to the rescue. 😋

What's the 'Warmste Week' (= Warmest Week, Warmest Party, Warmest Concert, ...)?

It's a huge televised benefit event Flemish tv and radio companies organise every year. Happening in the week before Christmas until right up until Christmis Eve.

All kinds of people (schools, common people, politicians, famous people, organisations, even the Royal Family) rally around doing all sorts of stuff (marathons, concerts, baking, sales of goodies, etc) to collect donations. This also includes texting a message onto the tv or requesting a song on the radio for a few euros.

There is either one common goal or multiple different ones to people's own liking.

In between the music, people can explain what they did to participate and how much they raised. Or they let organisations talk about what they do for people and why they need the money. Great free PR for all small organisations with a cause on both sides.

This event is immensely popular, exists for almost 20 years (used to be known as 'Music For Life') and broke records with their amounts collected. Their highest was a total of 17 million euros.

This year's theme is 'growing up without worries'.

[green-blue-heller]

The Radio Company concert will be live-streamed on StageIt for $10!

[xlynnbbyx]

Hey y’all!  Creation Entertainment presents the Radio Company Christmas Party. Join us for an evening of music, stories, libations and more! This will be a full band show and will include songs from Radio Company’s Vol. 1 & 2, along with a few other surprises. In addition, the night will open with a performance by Louden Swain. 

Upon arrival, every attendee will receive a limited-edition concert poster as a holiday gift.  In addition, only ticket holders will be given the option to purchase a 2022 Radio Company Ugly Christmas Sweater commemorating the once-in-a-lifetime event. Some restrictions apply:

Available in small, med, large, XL, XXL, XXXL 4XL Made to order  No size exchanges / no exceptions  Pick up only available the night of the show at the concert venue with proof of concert admission ticket and ID Choose size and add to cart with purchase of ticket(s) – sweater size must be submitted at the time of concert ticket purchase Sweaters must be ordered by Monday, October 31st

More Information about Radio Company & Louden Swain performance. This takes place Monday December 19th. This is after the Con that takes place December 16th -18th. This is also the last con of the year. What an awesome holiday gift!! I am jealous of everyone who gets to go to this!! I love Radio Company songs! I’m jealous for those who get to hear Jensen sing live!! Also kinda jealous of those getting a Radio Company ugly sweater. I hope someone records their performance!!

[fictionallemons]

"Every Light" by Radio Company Have to say I'm getting lots of Another Corny Christmas Song feels from this BTS video! Also, so cool to see the footage from the concert that I got to go to! Loving the new album so much. Rock on, Jensen and Steve!

[dean-winchester-is-a-warrior]

Hello my lovelies!! I've been a bit MIA over the last few days, Christmas season has got me runnin'!! 😮‍💨 But I've seen all the very kind comments and reblogs people have been sending my way of

Chapter 3 of I Will Find You in the Dark

Chapter 4 of Only the Strong Survive

and

Lessons in Antici--pation

and I'm very grateful to all of you for your kind words and compliments! You're all so sweet!!

As a big thanks, here are 3 beautiful pictures of Dean, Beau, and Jensen himself!! 🤤🤤

Off to watch the Radio Company concert very soon!! (On Stage-It!) So stoked!!

Thanks again for being so awesome and supportive!! ❤️❤️

[luci-in-trenchcoats]

I just watched "Christmas at Graceland: Home for the Holidays" and it reminded me of "If I fell for you". Imma throw my studying through the window and re-read it all over again. Thanks for sharing your work with us 🥰

P.S. - are you going to watch Radio Company's concert today? It'll be 4AM for me but I'm so watching it! Had to reward myself for surviving midterma, even though I passed one out of three 🤣

Thank you! Just make sure you’re swapping back and forth between reading and studying. Study for an hour, get to read one part and so on.

I wish I was! I have a stageit for it but it’s 10pm my time and I have work early. I’m hoping someone records it so I can watch it later.

[jensenackles-daily]

thedavedones: Had a blast working with @radiocomusic the past few days. Thank you @stevecarlson & @jensenackles and the band for putting on a show, and thank you @deanmachine777 for the opportunity. Let’s do it again 🤘🏾 (x)

[potatoes83]

Random...

So last night was the Matthew West concert featuring Cochren and Company in Clarkston. What a great show. Now understand, especially the more time has gone on, I am not one to sit and obsessively idolize singers, actors, entertainers, and yes, I tend to look negatively upon those who do. Like several of my coworkers who are so wildly obsessed with Taylors Wift, spending small fortunes to attend her concert, spending hours refreshing refreshing refreshing their browser pages on their phone, desperately scrambling for a charging cord less they lose their precious place in line to get tickets to her last tour. I'm not all about that, and what the hell is wrong with you people. So my point there is that while I have heard the music of both these groups, it's not like I know the full discography, hell, I couldn't have even told you what they looked like.

We've had the radio pretty much exclusively set to K-LOVE now since not this past Christmas, but the Christmas before. I have it on classical in my office at work, in the car while I'm driving it can vary, but at home, it's basically the background music of our life. And in my work truck, and quite often in the vehicle too. And I heard on a commercial on the radio that Matthew West was doing a tour and coming to Clarkston. And I knew of several of his songs, and I liked them, so I got tickets. I had heard of Cochren and company, at least heard of a few of their songs, and I liked them too. I mean, it's contemporary Christian. It's very doubtful, very doubtful that I'm going to be standing there and be like no, I can't get into this.

I had attended that concert before in November downtown at Little Caesars arena. That was, oh let me think now... TobyMac, MercyMe, and Zach Williams. It was my first experience with a contemporary Christian concert. And wow. If you've never been, and there's a singer you happen to like, and they happen to be in a venue somewhere near you, I would highly recommend it. Because everyone was there for just one thing, to praise the power and glory of the Lord. To pray, together, thousands of people with their arms outstretched, oh, and certainly not to marginalize, excellent music too. Just really good solid music. Positive, uplifting, encouraging, but above all else, really good singers and songwriters. Really good harmonies and melodies. In such a variety of different genres of music, but just GOOD music! And you are invariably going to hear something that you needed to hear, whatever that may be.

This concert was the same but different, a smaller more intimate venue, and I say smaller with a grain of salt, this is one of those big non-denominational churches that seats like 3500. But I mean, the LCA seats 22,000, so definitely more intimate. But we're not talking like a school play or something here. It was just a fantastic concert. And it's the energy of the crowd, an entire room of people all there for that singular purpose, in some ways, it's like being at church. But different. But so good. It's the sort of thing you walk away from and you just feel uplifted, inspired, oh sure, all the stuff you got going on in your life, it's going to be there the next day when you wake up, but you're just sort of recharged, you just feel like you're going to be able to get through this, whatever this may be.

He said something last night, and damned if I can remember exactly how he phrased it, but it was something to the effect of these days, in America, it seems like we have the freedom to talk about anything we want, to share any opinion we have... as long as it's not about our faith. And boy, did that hit. Because yes, in this world where I'm reminded every time an email is sent that someone at work is allegedly a they/she/he, or last night at IHOP, where there was a group of high schoolers at the table next to us, one of which was clearly a boy wearing a 1950s polka dot dress, or where we were at the B-52's concert a couple summers back at Meadowbrook, and a commercial for Planned Parenthood comes on the big screen on the stage during the intermission, and everyone's cheering and clapping like seals, to stand and testify my faith, to stand there and say yes, I'm a Catholic, that's a hard row to hoe. Or just a Christian in general. To stand there and say that I believe in a higher power, and His name is Jesus Christ, you talk about a room going silent...

With that, it is incredibly affirming, the good kind, not pretending to be a gender that you're not, to be in a place with thousands of other people who believe the same things you do. Who go through those same awkward conversations. To know that you're not alone. Humans are social creatures, and we need that.

In the words of Matthew West: don't stop praying! 🥔

[deansraspberrypie]

Radio Company💓🎶😍

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[unit2marketting]

Women’s Power Dressing

Shoulder pads. Oversized double-breasted suits. The floppy silk “tie.” On runways and movie sets, in office buildings and boardrooms, women of the ’80s dressed in masculine-inspired fashions to express their growing power. Corporate business women, First Lady Nancy Reagan and global icon Princess Diana alike embraced the suit look, as did heavy-hitting designers of the era including Giorgio Armani, Thierry Mugler and Calvin Klein. The suits, shoulder pads and lady ties permeated pop culture as well, showcased in movies such as 9 to 5 (1980) and Working Girl (1988) and TV shows like Dynasty (1981-89) and Moonlighting (1985-89)—all of which featured strong female characters who brought even more popularity to the power dressing trend.

Food + Fun = ‘Eatertainment’ 

A man dressed up as Chuck E. Cheese, rodent restaurateur, 1987.

John Mahler/Toronto Star/Getty Images

Video games saw a huge rise in the 1980s, with standup machines like “Centipede” and, “Pac Man” (both released in 1980) and “Street Fighter” (released in 1988) sending kids and teens to mall arcades in droves. A favorite food of that same audience? Pizza. So when Nolan Bushnell, the co-founder of Atari, decided to launch a family restaurant filled with animatronic animals and video games that served, you guessed it, pizza, it was a match made in heaven. Chuck E. Cheese—and the trend of "eatertainment"—was born.

Music goes visual

When MTV took to the airwaves in 1981, the world's first music video channel kicked things off with "Video Killed the Radio Star." And while the song’s concept of that song may not have exactly foretold the future, it certainly changed the way fans viewed musical artists. The 24-hour music channel, with its moon man logo and a target audience of 12-to 34-year-olds, started as a way to promote new artists by airing videos, music documentaries and concert footage with a rotation of VJs (video jockeys) serving as hosts. Prince, Michael Jackson, Cyndi Lauper, Boy George and others offered conceptual videos that often made headlines and broke barriers. (Jackson's 13-minute short film/music video for “Thriller " was the first of its kind.) Shows including "Yo! MTV Raps," launched in 1988, brought hip-hop culture to the mainstream. And the annual Video Music Awards, started in 1984, not only recognized music videos as a new art form, but garnered huge publicity—think Madonna emerging from a massive wedding cake as she sang "Like a Virgin"—sparking sales of fingerless lace gloves worldwide.

Toy Crazes Spark Frenzies

Shoppers camped out in line overnight in freezing temps. People ripped boxes from the arms of strangers. A near-riot broke out in Charleston, West Virginia, as 5,000 people showed up to score one of just 120 available dolls. All that behavior occurred in the name of Cabbage Patch Kids, a toy many described as "homely" that came with an often unusual name, plus a birth certificate, adoption papers and orphan backstory. The dolls, the brainchild of artist Xavier Roberts, hit store shelves in the summer of 1983, and all 2 million produced were sold by fall. As toy company Coleco raced to meet demand, reports quickly emerged of tramplings, fights and other violence by those desperate to purchase the dolls before Christmas. At its peak in 1985, according to Bloomberg, the line made $600 million. But while it earned the most headlines, it wasn't alone in the '80s toy shopping craze trend. Transformer sales reached almost $950 million in the 1980s, including $333 million in 1985 alone, the Associated Press reported. The Rubik’s Cube sold out during its debut year in 1980. And the animatronic Teddy Ruxpin plush toy that could talk, blink and move its head, sold out during the holiday season of 1985. Even at it's $59-$79 retail price, more than 800,000 dolls were sold that year.

Kennedy, L. (2022). Five Pop Culture Trends That Helped Shape the 1980s. [online] HISTORY. Available at: https://www.history.com/news/1980s-pop-culture-trends.

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[brookston]

Holidays 11.18

Holidays

Botox Cosmetic Day

Cabaret Day

Calvin & Hobbes Day

Chinita's Fair (Maracaibo, Venezuela)

Constitution Day (South Africa)

Day of Army and Victory (Haiti)

European Antibiotic Awareness Day

Fish on Fridays OK Day

Have Sex With A Guy With A Mustache Day [ website ]

Hel Anseilak (Elder Scrolls)

Homeland War Victims Remembrance Day (Croatia)

Married To A Scorpio Support Day

Mickey Mouse Day

National Cash Back Day

National Day (Oman)

National Goodness Pays Day

National Princess Day

Ned Ludd Memorial Machine-Smashing Day

Occult Day

Push-Button Phone Day

Teddy Bear Day

Time Zones Day

Total Disregard for Taste Day

Vertieres Day (Haiti)

William Tell Day

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

World Fellowship Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Apple Cider Day

National Vichyssoise Day

3rd Friday in November

Children in Need Day (Ireland, UK) [Friday of 2nd Full Week]

International Stand Up to Bullying Day [3rd Friday] (Also 3rd Friday in Feb)

Substitute Educators Day [3rd Friday]

Independence Days

Latvia (from Russia, 1918)

Morocco (from France & Spain, 1956)

Western Sahara (from Morocco, 1976)

Feast Days

Abhai of Hach (Syriac Orthodox Church)

Aleister Crowley Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Alphaeus and Zacchaeus (Christian; Saint)

Ardvi Suva (Mother of Stars; Ancient Persia)

Barulas (Christian; Saint)

Bon Om Touk begins (Water Festival; Cambodia)

Charles Fort Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Constant (Christian; Saint)

Dedication of Saints Peter and Paul (Christian; Saints)

Dolores (Muppetism)

Elizabeth of Hungary (Church of England)

Embrace Chaos Day (Pastafarian)

Feast of the Virgen de Chiquinquirá or Chinita's Fair (Maracaibo, Venezuela)

Feast of the Virgen de Chiquinquira (Venezuela)

Gabrielle (Muppetism)

Hilda (a.k.a. Hild; Christian; Saint)

Juthwara (Christian; Saint)

Lhabab Duechen (Descending Day of Buddha; Buddhism)

Mabyn (Roman Catholic Church and Anglicanism)

Maudez (a.k.a. Mawes; Christian; Saint)

Nazarius (a.k.a. Nazaire; Christian; Saint)

Odo of Cluny (Christian; Saint)

Remembrance Day of the Sacrifice of Vukovar (Croatia)

Romanus of Caesarea (Christian; Saint)

Rose Philippine Duchesne (Christian; Saint)

Talk Like Donald Duck Day (Pastafarian)

William the Silent (Positivist; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Lucky Day (Philippines) [63 of 71]

Tycho Brahe Unlucky Day (Scandinavia) [34 of 37]

Premieres

Achtung Baby, by U2 (Album; 1991)

Ben-Hur (Film; 1959)

Blink-182, by Blink-182 (Album; 2003)

Britney, by Britney Spears (Album; 2001)

Calvin and Hobbes, by Bill Watterson (Comic Strip; 1985)

The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, by Mark Twain (Short Story; 1865)

A Christmas Story (Film; 1983)

Disenchanted (Film; 2022)

The Edge of Seventeen (Film; 2016)

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Film; 2016)

I Know What You Did Last Summer (2015)

It (TV Mini-Series; 1990)

The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, by Genesis (Album; 1974)

The Land Before Time (Animated Film; 1988)

Leon: The Professional (Film; 1994)

MTV Unplugged in New York, by Nirvana recorded (Album; 1994)

Oedipus, by Voltaire (Play; 1718)

Oliver & Company (Animated Disney Film; 1988)

Powderpuff Girls (Animated TV Series; 1998)

Radio, by LL Cool J (Album; 1985)

Steamboat Willie, featuring Mickey Mouse (Animated Short; 1928) [1st Sound Cartoon]

Unplugged in New York, recorded by Nirvana (Musical Concert; 1993)

Walk the Line (Film; 2005)

Today’s Name Days

Odo, Philippine (Austria)

Leonard, Odo, Pavao, Petar, Roman (Croatia)

Romana (Czech Republic)

Hesychius (Denmark)

Ilo, Ilu (Estonia)

Jousia, Max, Tenho (Finland)

Aude (France)

Alda, Bettina, Odo, Roman (Germany)

Plato, Platonas (Greece)

Jen�� (Hungary)

Aida, Oddone (Italy)

Aleksandrs, Brive, Doloresa (Latvia)

Ginvydas, Ginvydė, Otonas, Romanas, Salomėja (Lithuania)

Magne, Magny (Norway)

Aniela, Cieszymysł, Filipina, Galezy, Klaudyna, Odo, Otto, Roman, Tomasz (Poland)

Eugen (Slovakia)

Odón, Román (Spain)

Lillemor, Moa (Sweden)

Roma, Roman, Romanna, Romona (Ukraine)

Odelia, Odell, Odo, Sutherland, Sutton (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 322 of 2022; 43 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 5 of week 46 of 2022

Celtic Tree Calendar: Hagal (Constraint) [Day 21 of 28]

Chinese: Month 10 (Lùyuè), Day 25 (Yi-Hai)

Chinese Year of the: Tiger (until January 22, 2023)

Hebrew: 24 Cheshvan 5783

Islamic: 23 Rabi II 1444

J Cal: 22 Mir; Sunday [22 of 30]

Julian: 5 November 2022

Moon: 30%: Waning Crescent

Positivist: 14 Frederic (12th Month) [William the Silent]

Runic Half Month: Nyd (Necessity) [Day 9 of 15]

Season: Autumn (Day 57 of 90)

Zodiac: Scorpio (Day 27 of 31)