#st: 2.02

[raiderlucy]

Endless Gifs of Steve Harrington (79/?) Stranger Things • 2.02 Trick or Treat, Freak

[startrekladies]

Rebecca Romijn as Una Chin-Riley ST: SNW 2.02 ‘AD ASTRA PER ASPERA’

[spnfanficpond]

Weekly Pond Newsletter

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(Yeah, not Irish, so don't understand the pinching thing. 🤣)

Old Business:

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And now for something completely different - We've heard you about the typesetting and fanbinding tutorials! We're trying to figure out the best ways to do it, and if we have those abilities. Once we've got that figured out, then we will search for someone to come and teach us!

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[suncaptor]

writerswatch supernatural

I am doing a rewatch in groupings of the writers! The tag is #writerswatch. I have tallied the writers into groups giving the speed 1 episode per day, but I will not be consistent with that and have it listed into dates for each writer.

I have outlined it below and people can join if they do want to, whether it be for a certain writer, episode, or anything. I just thought this would be a fun format.

I am starting with Eric Kripke.

Eric Kripke: September 25th-October 10th

"Pilot"

1x02 (with Ron Milbauer and Terri Hughes Burton)

"Bloody Mary" (with Ron Milbauer and Terri Hughes Burton)

"Home"

"Shadow"

"Devil's Trap"

"In My Time of Dying"

"All Hell Breaks Loose - Part 2" (with Michael T. Moore)

"The Magnificent Seven" (with Emily McLaughlin)

"No Rest for the Wicked"

"Lazarus Rising"

"Heaven and Hell" (with Trevor Sands)

"Lucifer Rising"

"Sympathy for the Devil"

"The Real Ghostbusters" (with Nancy Weiner)

"Swan Song" (with Eric 'Giz' Gewirtz)"The Man Who Knew Too Much"

Sera Gamble: October 11th-November 8th

1.03 Dead in the Water

1.12 Faith

1.14 Nightmare

1.21 Salvation

2.03 Bloodlust

2.08 Crossroad Blues

2.13 Houses of the Holy

2.17 Heart

2.21 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part One

3.02 The Kids Are Alright

3.07 Fresh Blood

3.10 Dream a Little Dream of Me

3.12 Jus in Bello

3.15 Time Is on My Side

4.02 Are You There, God? It's Me, Dean Winchester

4.09 I Know What You Did Last Summer

4.17 It's a Terrible Life

4.21 When the Levee Breaks

5.02 Good God, Y'All

5.07 The Curious Case of Dean Winchester with Jenny Klein (story)

5.13 The Song Remains the Same with Nancy Weiner

5.21 Two Minutes to Midnight

6.01 Exile on Main St.

6.11 Appointment in Samarra

6.21 Let It Bleed

7.01 Meet the New Boss

7.10 Death's Door

7.17 The Born-Again Identity

7.23 Survival of the Fittest

Raelle Tucker*: November 9th-14th

1.03 Dead in the Water

1.12 Faith

1.14 Nightmare

1.21 Salvation

2.04 Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things

2.10 Hunted

2.16 Roadkill

2.20 What Is and What Should Never Be

*she did write some episodes with Gamble so some are repeats, so I have cut down the days.

John Shiban: Nomember 15th-23rd

1.06 Skin

1.07 Hook Man

1.11 Scarecrow

1.15 The Benders

1.20 Dead Man's Blood

2.02 Everybody Loves a Clown

2.09 Croatoan

2.15 Tall Tales

2.19 Folsom Prison Blues

Cathryn Humphris: November 24th-November 30th

1.20 Dead Man's Blood with John Shiban

2.07 The Usual Suspects

2.14 Born Under a Bad Sign

3.05 Bedtime Stories

3.10 Dream a Little Dream of Me with Sera Gamble

4.04 Metamorphosis

4.14 Sex and Violence

Ben Edlund: December 1st-December 24th

2.05 Simon Said

2.12 Nightshifter

2.18 Hollywood Babylon

3.03 Bad Day at Black Rock

3.09 Malleus Maleficarum

3.13 Ghostfacers

4.05 Monster Movie

4.08 Wishful Thinking

4.16 On the Head of a Pin

5.04 The End

5.10 Abandon All Hope...

5.14 My Bloody Valentine

5.20 The Devil You Know

6.03 The Third Man

6.09 Clap Your Hands If You Believe...

6.15 The French Mistake

6.20 The Man Who Would Be King

7.02 Hello, Cruel World

7.09 How to Win Friends and Influence Monsters

7.15 Repo Man

7.21 Reading Is Fundamental

8.05 Blood Brother

8.13 Everybody Hates Hitler

8.21 The Great Escapist

Jeremy Carver: December 24th-January 11th

3.04 Sin City 

3.08 A Very Supernatural Christmas 

3.11 Mystery Spot with Emily McLaughlin (story)

3.14 Long-Distance Call

4.03 In the Beginning 

4.11 Family Remains 

4.15 Death Takes a Holiday

4.20 The Rapture

5.03 Free to Be You and Me 

5.08 Changing Channels

5.15 Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid

5.18 Point of No Return

8.01 We Need to Talk About Kevin

8.23 Sacrifice

9.01 I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here 

9.23 Do You Believe in Miracles? 

10.01 Black

10.23 Brother's Keeper 

11.01 Out of the Darkness, Into the Fire

Matt Witten: January 12-January 13th

2.06 No Exit

2.11 Playthings

Richard Hatem: January 14th-January 15th

1.04 Phantom Traveler

1.10 Asylum

Andrew Dabb: January 16th-March 1st, Daniel Loflin: January 16th-31st

4.06 Yellow Fever with Daniel Loflin 

4.13 After School Special with Daniel Loflin

4.19 Jump the Shark with Daniel Loflin 

5.06 I Believe the Children Are Our Future with Daniel Loflin 

5.11 Sam, Interrupted with Daniel Loflin

5.16 Dark Side of the Moon with Daniel Loflin

5.19 Hammer of the Gods with Daniel Loflin

6.04 Weekend at Bobby's with Daniel Loflin

6.07 Family Matters with Daniel Loflin 

6.13 Unforgiven with Daniel Loflin

6.18 Frontierland with Daniel Loflin and Jackson Stewart (story) 

7.03 The Girl Next Door with Daniel Loflin

7.08 Season Seven, Time for a Wedding! with Daniel Loflin

7.14 Plucky Pennywhistle's Magic Menagerie with Daniel Loflin 

7.22 There Will Be Blood with Daniel Loflin 

8.02 What's Up, Tiger Mommy? with Daniel Loflin 

8.08 Hunteri Heroici 

8.14 Trial and Error

8.22 Clip Show

9.02 Devil May Care

9.10 Road Trip 

9.20 Bloodlines 

9.22 Stairway to Heaven 

10.02 Reichenbach

10.09 The Things We Left Behind 

10.17 Inside Man 

10.22 The Prisoner 

11.02 Form and Void 

11.10 The Devil in the Details

11.15 Beyond the Mat with John Bring

11.17 Red Meat with Robert Berens 

11.23 Alpha and Omega 

12.01 Keep Calm and Carry On 

12.09 First Blood 

12.23 All Along the Watchtower 

13.01 Lost and Found 

13.10 Wayward Sisters with Robert Berens 

13.15 A Most Holy Man with Robert Singer 

13.23 Let the Good Times Roll 

14.01 Stranger in a Strange Land 

14.13 Lebanon with Meredith Glynn

14.20 Moriah 

15.01 Back and to the Future 

15.10 The Heroes' Journey 

15.20 Carry On

Julie Siege: March 2nd-March 7th

4.07 It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester 

4.12 Criss Angel Is a Douchebag

4.18 The Monster at the End of This Book 

5.05 Fallen Idol 

5.12 Swap Meat with Harvey Fedor and Rebecca Dessertine 

5.17 99 Problems

Adam Glass*: March 8th-March 22nd

6.02 Two and a Half Men 

6.08 All Dogs Go to Heaven

6.12 Like a Virgin 

6.19 Mommy Dearest 

7.04 Defending Your Life

7.11 Adventures in Babysitting

7.18 Party On, Garth 

8.06 Southern Comfort 

8.12 As Time Goes By

8.18 Freaks and Geeks

9.07 Bad Boys

9.12 Sharp Teeth

9.17 Mother's Little Helper 

10.04 Paper Moon 

10.12 About A Boy

*both hitting Dabb and Glass these are writers I don’t really even take as canon most of the time, and then adding in Buckleming soon, but I’m still going to act as if I’ll have the stomach for it.

Brett Matthews: March 23rd-March 25th

6.05 Live Free or Twihard

6.10 Caged Heat with Jenny Klein (story)

6.16 And Then There Were None

Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder: March 26th-April 3rd

6.06 You Can't Handle the Truth

6.14 Mannequin 3: The Reckoning

6.17 My Heart Will Go On

9.05 Dog Dean Afternoon

9.13 The Purge

10.06 Ask Jeeves

10.13 Halt & Catch Fire

11.07 Plush

11.13 Love Hurts

Brad Buckner and Eugene Ross-Leming: April 4th-May 11th

(I wouldn’t recommend rewatching all of these and am assuming people know what to be critical and prepare for)

1.13 Route 666

7.05 Shut Up, Dr. Phil

7.13 The Slice Girls

7.19 Of Grave Importance

8.03 Heartache

8.07 A Little Slice of Kevin

8.15 Man's Best Friend with Benefits

8.19 Taxi Driver

9.03 I'm No Angel

9.09 Holy Terror

9.16 Blade Runners

9.21 King of the Damned

10.03 Soul Survivor

10.10 The Hunter Games

10.16 Paint It Black

10.21 Dark Dynasty

11.03 The Bad Seed

11.09 O Brother Where Art Thou?

11.18 Hell's Angel

11.21 All in the Family

12.02 Mamma Mia

12.08 LOTUS

12.13 Family Feud

12.17 The British Invasion

12.21 There's Something About Mary

13.02 The Rising Son

13.07 War of the Worlds

13.13 Devil's Bargain

13.18 Bring 'em Back Alive

13.22 Exodus

14.02 Gods and Monsters

14.07 Unhuman Nature

14.12 Prophet and Loss

14.19 Jack in the Box

15.02 Raising Hell

15.08 Our Father, Who Aren't in Heaven

15.13 Destiny's Child

15.19 Inherit the Earth

Robbie Thompson: May 12th-May 29th

7.06 Slash Fiction

7.12 Time After Time 

7.20 The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo 

8.04 Bitten

8.11 LARP and the Real Girl

8.17 Goodbye Stranger 

8.20 Pac-Man Fever

9.04 Slumber Party

9.11 First Born

9.18 Meta Fiction

10.05 Fan Fiction

10.11 There's No Place Like Home 

10.18 Book of the Damned 

10.20 Angel Heart

11.04 Baby

11.11 Into the Mystic

11.16 Safe House

11.20 Don't Call Me Shurley

Jenny Klein: May 30th-June 7th

5.07 The Curious Case of Dean Winchester with Sera Gamble (story) 

6.10 Caged Heat with Brett Matthews (story) 

7.16 Out with the Old with Robert Singer 

8.10 Torn and Frayed

9.08 Rock and a Hard Place

9.15 #thinman

10.08 Hibbing 911 with Phil Sgriccia (story)

10.15 The Things They Carried 

11.08 Just My Imagination

Daniel Loflin (without Andrew Dabb): June 8th-June 9th

8.09 Citizen Fang

8.16 Remember the Titans

Robert Berens: June 10th-July 5th

9.06 Heaven Can't Wait 

9.14 Captives 

9.19 Alex Annie Alexis Ann

10.07 Girls, Girls, Girls

10.14 The Executioner's Song

10.19 The Werther Project

11.06 Our Little World

11.14 The Vessel

11.17 Red Meat with Andrew Dabb 

11.22 We Happy Few 

12.03 The Foundry 

12.07 Rock Never Dies

12.14 The Raid

12.19 The Future with Meredith Glynn 

12.22 Who We Are

13.03 Patience 

13.09 The Bad Place 

13.10 Wayward Sisters with Andrew Dabb

13.21 Beat the Devil

14.03 The Scar

14.09 The Spear 

14.18 Absence 

15.03 The Rupture

15.09 The Trap

15.12 Galaxy Brain

15.18 Despair

Nancy Won: July 6th-July 8th

11.05 Thin Lizzie

11.12 Don't You Forget About Me 

11.19 The Chitters

John Bring: July 9th-July 10th

11.15 Beyond the Mat with Andrew Dabb 

12.18 The Memory Remains

Davy Perez: July 11th-July 22nd

12.04 American Nightmare

12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You) 

12.15 Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell 

13.06 Tombstone 

13.11 Breakdown 

13.17 The Thing 

14.04 Mint Condition 

14.11 Damaged Goods 

14.16 Don't Go in the Woods with Nick Vaught 

15.04 Atomic Monsters

15.11 The Gamblers with Meredith Glynn 

15.15 Gimme Shelter

Meredith Glynn: July 23rd-August 6th

12.05 The One You've Been Waiting For

12.11 Regarding Dean 

12.16 Ladies Drink Free 

12.19 The Future with Robert Berens

13.04 The Big Empty 

13.08 The Scorpion and the Frog 

13.14 Good Intentions 

13.20 Unfinished Business 

14.05 Nightmare Logic 

14.08 Byzantium 

14.13 Lebanon with Andrew Dabb 

15.06 Golden Time 

15.11 The Gamblers with Davy Perez 

15.12 Galaxy Brain (story) with Robert Berens 

15.17 Unity

Steve Yockey: August 7th-August 17th

12.06 Celebrating the Life of Asa Fox 

12.10 Lily Sunder Has Some Regrets 

12.20 Twigs & Twine & Tasha Banes 

13.05 Advanced Thanatology 

13.12 Various & Sundry Villains 

13.19 Funeralia 

14.06 Optimism 

14.10 Nihilism 

14.14 Ouroboros 

14.15 Peace of Mind with Meghan Fitzmartin (story) 

15.05 Proverbs 17:3

Jeremy Adams: August 18th-August 20th

13.16 Scoobynatural with James Krieg 

15.07 Last Call 

15.14 Last Holiday

Auxiliary Writers: August 21st-August 27th

1.08 Bugs by Bill Coakley and Rachel Nave

1.17 by Hell House Trey Callaway

1.18 Something Wicked by Daniel Knauf

1.19 Provenance by David Ehrman

3.06 Red Sky at Morning by Laurence Andries

7.07 The Mentalists by Ben Acker and Ben Blacker

15.16 Drag Me Away (From You) by Meghan Fitzmartin

[sounds-of-some-day]

Someone of Quora asked what courses Tony would have taken at MIT, and then someone at Quora gave an extremely in depth answer. So here is that answer for those of you looking to write MIT-Tony based fic, specifically taking place during the 80s (as classes on these topics have obviously changed somewhat over the decades). Short answer followed by longer more in depth answer under the cut:

Summary of his coursework:

Definites:

8.01 Physics I: Classical Physics

8.02 Physics II: E&M

18.01 Calculus I: Single Variable

18.02 Calculus II: Multi-variable

18.03 Differential Equations

18.06 Linear Algebra

3.091 (more likely) Introduction to Solid State Chemistry or 5.11 Principles of Chemical Science or 5.40 General Chemistry or 5.41 Introduction to Structure, Bonding and Mechanism [the modern equivalent is 5.111]

Economics? concentration or minor (or STS or TCD)

6.001 Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

6.002 Circuits and Electronics

6.003 Signals and Systems

6.004 Computational Structures

EE lab (probably 6.115)

6.012 Microelectronic Devices

6.013 EM and Applications

6.014 Electrodynamics

Some Intro to Quantum

6.041 or 18.313 or 18.440 Probability

18.04 Complex Variables with Applications

8.321, 8.322 (graduate-level) Quantum Theory I, II (A)

8.511 (graduate-level) Solid State Physics/Theory of Solids I

8.613J (graduate-level) Intro to Plasma Physics I (A)

8.333 (graduate-level) Statistical Mechanics I (A)

2.70 Introduction to Design [nowadays known as 2.007]

Probables:

2.01 Mechanics of Solids

2.02 Introduction to Systems Dynamics

2.03J Dynamics

2.06J Mechanical Vibration

2.20 Fluid Mechanics

2.31/2.32 Mechanical Behavior of Materials I+II

2.40 Thermodynamics

2.51 Heat and Mass Transfer

~.~.~

From Marvel’s link (Iron Man (Anthony Stark)) — Tony Stark would have been a Course 6–1 (Electrical Engineering). Given that he was a graduate in the late 1980’s [Class of 1987?] according to the movie (or in the 1940’s or 50’s according to the comic books). Let’s stick with the movie version, as I wouldn’t know the EE program in the 1940’s/50’s (I can see the course catalog or catalogue, I just don’t know what topics would be taught).

Key reference: Browsing MIT Course Catalogues by Issue Date (the 1983–1987 course catalogs) — this is the MIT Institute Archives by MIT Libraries

In the 1980’s, Tony Stark would have done his 17 GIR’s or more likely gotten Advanced Standing Exams on a number of them (back then, 18.01, 18.02, 8.01, 8.02, 3.091/5.40/5.41/5.11 i.e., the old 5.111 or 5.60 or 7.01). He probably did his humanities concentration or minor in Economics as there was no Management option (I can’t think of any other concentration that would fit his personality and interests better, although he may have done Science, Technology, and Society or Technology, Culture, and Development as his humanities concentration). Tony Stark would have also done 18.03 (Differential Equations) and 18.06 (Linear Algebra) (requirements for the 6–1 program) as well as 6.041 Probabilistic Systems Analysis and Applied Probability. I have no idea what Tony Stark would have taken as other humanities courses (back then, one would have had to take 3 humanities distribution subjects).

Stark would have taken the 6.001–6.004 series (6.001 Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs is no longer offered in the current curriculum and has been replaced by 6.01). 6.002 = Circuits and Electronics; 6.003 = Signals, and Systems; 6.004 = Computational Structures.

Stark would have had to take at least one EECS lab (6.111 Intro to Digital Systems Laboratory or 6.101 Intro Electronics Laboratory or 6.115 — Microcomputer Project Laboratory or 6.114 or 6.141 or 6.142 or 6.151 etc.). I think Stark would have also done the rest of the EE program requirements at the time (6.012 Microelectronic Devices and Circuits, 6.013 Electromagnetics and Applications, 6.014: Electrodynamics, 6.017 or 8.211 Introduction to Quantum Physics)

Given that Tony Stark was highly mechanically oriented and very competitive, I’d imagine that he probably took a lot of the Mechanical Engineering core that didn’t have a Course 6 equivalent (2.01 Mechanics of Solids, 2.02 Introduction to Systems Dynamics, 2.03J Dynamics, 2.06J Mechanical Vibration, 2.20 Fluid Mechanics, 2.31/2.32 Mechanical Behavior of Materials I+II, 2.40 Thermodynamics, 2.51 Heat and Mass Transfer, 2.70 Introduction to Design [nowadays known as 2.007]). Actually, As Tony Stark (film) (on the Iron Man Wikia) indicates that Tony Stark won a robotics competition at MIT — the main one would have been 2.70 (which is now 2.007).

The two Master’s or SM degrees (graduate work) according to Sanderson, Peter (w), Candelario, Harry (p), Cheung, Jim (i). Iron Man: The Legend 1 (September 1996) were in Physics and Electrical Engineering.

For his graduate work in EE, there are way too many classes that would have interested him (i.e., EECS AAGS | MIT EECS [AAGS = Approved Advanced Graduate Subjects]). Like at least half of those classes …

On the Physics side, Tony Stark would have been most interested in the Solid State, Laser, Plasma, and Atomic Physics research area. He would have likely taken graduate Quantum Mechanics (8.321, 8.322), Solid State Physics (8.511), Plasma Physics (8.613J), Statistical Mechanics (8.333) — I believe these would have been the first-year SM requirements for Physics.

He would have written three theses: one undergraduate for EE, then one for each of his Master’s degrees (Physics, Electrical Engineering). Anne Hunter (the undergraduate course administrator for Course 6) has mentioned to me that the first person to graduate with the M.Eng. was in 1994, so this would have been after the time that Tony Stark would have graduated from MIT.

Additionally, Stark would have also passed his swim test and boat test, and probably taken martial arts Physical Education classes for the PE requirement (e.g., aikido, shotokan karate). He probably took sailing as well (didn’t he have a yacht in one of the comic books?)

As for grades, MIT does not award “valedictorian” or Latin honors of summa/magna cum laude, but inferring that Marvel says that Tony Stark was “summa cum laude,” I would assume he was a 5.0 GPA (straight A’s).

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[sarahlancashire]

i'm watching midsomer murders & it's really fucking long

PILOT (1997): (1) the killings at badger's drift

SERIES ONE (1998):

(2) 1.01: written in blood (3) 1.02: death of a hollow man (4) 1.03: faithful unto death(5) 1.04: death in disguise

SERIES TWO (1999):

(6) 2.01: death's shadow (7) 2.02: strangler's wood (8) 2.03: dead man's eleven(9) 2.04: blood will out

SERIES THREE (1999 – 2000):

(10) 3.01: death of a stranger (11) 3.02: blue herrings (12) 3.03: judgement day(13) 3.04: beyond the grave

SERIES FOUR (2000 – 2001):

(14) 4.01: garden of death (15) 4.02: destroying angel (16) 4.03: the electric vendetta (17) 4.04: who killed cock robin? (18) 4.05: dark autumn(19) 4.06: tainted fruit

SERIES FIVE (2002):

(20) 5.01: market for murder (21) 5.02: a worm in the bud (22) 5.03: ring out your dead(23) 5.04: murder on st. malley's day

SERIES SIX (2003):

(24) 6.01: a talent for life (25) 6.02: death and dreams (26) 6.03: painted in blood (27) 6.04: a tale of two hamlets(28) 6.05: birds of prey

SERIES SEVEN (2003 – 2004):

(29) 7.01: the green man (gavin troy leaves!) (30) 7.02: bad tidings (dan scott arrives!) (31) 7.03: the fisher king (32) 7.04: sins of commission (33) 7.05: the maid in splendour (34) 7.06: the straw woman(35) 7.07: ghosts of christmas past

SERIES EIGHT (2004 – 2005):

(36) 8.01: things that go bump in the night (37) 8.02: dead in the water (38) 8.03: orchis fatalis (39) 8.04: bantling boy (40) 8.05: second sight (41) 8.06: hidden depths (42) 8.07: sauce for the goose(43) 8.08: midsomer rhapsody (dan scott leaves!)

SERIES NINE (2005 – 2006):

(44) 9.01: the house in the woods (ben jones arrives!) (45) 9.02: dead letters (46) 9.03: vixen's run (47) 9.04: down among the dead men (48) 9.05: four funerals and a wedding (49) 9.06: country matters (50) 9.07: death in chorus(51) 9.08: last year's model

SERIES TEN (2006 – 2008):

(52) 10.01: dance with the dead (53) 10.02: the animal within (54) 10.03: king's crystal (55) 10.04: the axeman cometh (simon dixon arrives!) (56) 10.05: death and dust (57) 10.06: picture of innocence (58) 10.07: they seek him here (59) 10.08: death in a chocolate box

SERIES ELEVEN (2008 – 2010):

(60) 11.01: shot at dawn (61) 11.02: blood wedding (simon dixon leaves!) (62) 11.03: left for dead (63) 11.04: midsomer life (64) 11.05: the magician's nephew (65) 11.06: days of misrule (66) 11.07: talking to the dead (aired between s12 & s13)

SERIES TWELVE (2009 – 2010):

(67) 12.01: the dogleg murders (68) 12.02: secrets and spies (69) 12.03: the black book (70) 12.04: the glitch (71) 12.05: small mercies (72) 12.06: the creeper (73) 12.07: the great and the good

SERIES THIRTEEN (2010 – 2011):

(74) 13.01: the made-to-measure murders (75) 13.02: the sword of guillaume (john barnaby arrives!) (76) 13.03: blood on the saddle (77) 13.04: the silent land (78) 13.05: master class (79) 13.06: the noble art (80) 13.07: not in my back yard (81) 13.08: fit for murder (tom barnaby leaves! also joyce & cully barnaby, gail stephens!)

SERIES FOURTEEN (2011 – 2012):

(82) 14.01: death in the slow lane (sykes the dog arrives!) (83) 14.02: dark secrets (sarah barnaby arrives!) (84) 14.03: echoes of the dead (85) 14.04: the oblong murders (george bullard leaves!) (86) 14.05: the sleeper under the hill (kate wilding arrives!) (87) 14.06: the night of the stag (88) 14.07: a sacred trust (89) 14.08: a rare bird

SERIES FIFTEEN (2012 – 2013):

(90) 15.01: the dark rider (91) 15.02: murder of innocence (92) 15.03: written in the stars (93) 15.04: death and the divas (94) 15.05: the sicilian defence (95) 15.06: schooled in murder (ben jones leaves!)

SERIES SIXTEEN (2013 – 2014):

(96) 16.01: the christmas haunting (charlie nelson arrives!) (97) 16.02: let us prey (98) 16.03: wild harvest (99) 16.04: the flying club (100) 16.05: the killings of copenhagen (betty barnaby arrives!)

SERIES SEVENTEEN (2015):

(101) 17.01: the dagger club (102) 17.02: murder by magic (103) 17.03: the ballad of midsomer county (104) 17.04: a vintage murder (kate wilding leaves!)

SERIES EIGHTEEN (2016):

(105) 18.01: habeas corpus (kam karimore arrives!) (106) 18.02: the incident at cooper hill (107) 18.03: breaking the chain (108) 18.04: a dying art (109) 18.05: saints and sinners (110) 18.06: harvest of souls (charlie nelson & sykes the dog leave!)

SERIES NINETEEN (2016 – 2018):

(111) 19.01: the village that rose from the dead (jamie winter & paddy the dog arrive!) (112) 19.02: crime and punishment (113) 19.03: last man out (114) 19.04: red in tooth & claw (115) 19.05: death by persuasion (116) 19.06: the curse of the ninth (kam karimore leaves!)

SERIES TWENTY (2019 – 2020):

(117) 20.01: the ghost of causton abbey (fleur perkins arrives!) (118) 20.02: death of the small coppers (119) 20.03: drawing dead (120) 20.04: the lions of causton (121) 20.05: till death do us part (122) 20.06: send in the clowns

SERIES TWENTY-ONE (2020 – 2021):

(123) 21.01: the point of balance (124) 21.02: the miniature murders (125) 21.03: the sting of death (126) 21.04: with baited breath

SERIES TWENTY-TWO (2021 – 2023):

(127) 22.01: the wolf hunter of little worthy (128) 22.02: the stitcher society (129) 22.03: happy families (130) 22.04: the scarecrow murders (131) 22.05: for death prepare (132) 22.06: the witches of angel’s rise

SERIES TWENTY-THREE (2024):

(133) 23.01: the blacktrees prophecy (134) 23.02: the debt of lies (135) 23.03: a grain of truth (136) 23.04: dressed to kill

SERIES TWENTY-FOUR (2024):

(137) 24.01: the devil's work (138) 24.02: book of the dead (139) 24.03: claws out (140) 24.04: climate of death

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According to the World Bank's 2021 data, 107 countries are currently below Total Fertility Rate. A TFR of 2.1 is required just to maintain population. Did you know there was a depopulation agenda at play?

Albania 1.39 Antigua and Barbuda 1.58 Argentina 1.89 Armenia 1.58 Aruba 1.18 Australia 1.7 Austria 1.48 Azerbaijan 1.52 Bahamas 1.39 Bahrain 1.84 Bangladesh 1.98 Barbados 1.63 Belarus 1.49 Belgium 1.6 Belize 2.01 Bermuda 1.3 Bhutan 1.41 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.35 Brazil 1.64 British Virgin Islands 1 Brunei Darussalam 1.78 Bulgaria 1.58 Cabo Verde 1.9 Canada 1.43 Channel Islands 1.46 Chile 1.54 China 1.16 Colombia 1.72 Costa Rica 1.53 Croatia 1.62 Cuba 1.44 Curacao 1.38 Cyprus 1.32 Czechia 1.83 Denmark 1.72 Dominica 1.6 Ecuador 2 El Salvador 1.8 Estonia 1.61 Finland 1.46 France 1.83 French Polynesia 1.7 Germany 1.58 Gibraltar 1.89 Greece 1.39 Greenland 1.8 Grenada 2 Hong Kong SAR, China 0.8 Hungary 1.59 Iceland 1.82 India 2.03 Iran 1.69 Ireland 1.72 Isle of Man 1.56 Italy 1.25 Jamaica 1.35 Japan 1.3 Korea, Dem. People's Rep. 1.81 Korea, Rep. 0.81 Kosovo 1.52 Latvia 1.57 Liechtenstein 1.53 Lithuania 1.34 Luxembourg 1.38 Macao SAR, China 1.09 Malaysia 1.8 Maldives 1.7 Malta 1.14 Mauritius 1.41 Mexico 1.82 Moldova 1.81 Montenegro 1.75 Nepal 2.03 Netherlands 1.62 New Caledonia 2.02 New Zealand 1.64 North Macedonia 1.6 Norway 1.55 Poland 1.33 Portugal 1.38 Puerto Rico 0.91 Qatar 1.8 Romania 1.8 Russian Federation 1.5 Serbia 1.48 Singapore 1.12 Sint Maarten (Dutch part) 1.58 Slovak Republic 1.64 Slovenia 1.64 Spain 1.19 Sri Lanka 1.99 St. Kitts and Nevis 1.53 St. Lucia 1.4 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 1.8 Sweden 1.67 Switzerland 1.52 Thailand 1.33 Trinidad and Tobago 1.63 Turkiye 1.89 Turks and Caicos Islands 1.67 Ukraine 1.16 United Arab Emirates 1.46 United Kingdom 1.56 United States 1.66 Uruguay 1.49 Vietnam 1.94 Virgin Islands (U.S.) 2.01

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also like i rewatched half the show again and reeeally reaffirms my hatred of steven. like even ignoring all the shit he said in s1 about jonathan's family to his face, and got beat to hell as he deserved, and him letting his friends publicly shame nancy for something she didn't even do, even when he's supposedly "gotten better" and turned into a good boy, he's just such an emotionally stunted manbaby who only thinks about himself and his love life like.

2.02. tina's halloween party. nancy doesn't want to go anymore after learning about the holland's futile attempts to find barb, but steve pressures her to under the guise of being normal, stupid teenagers for a night. the exact same thing he did in s1 after prioritizing how he was gonna get in trouble for the party happening over barb literally being missing.

his girlfriend is sloppy drunk, like he's never seen her act before, on the verge of tears revealing that she's spent the last year blaming herself (and him) for the death of her best friend. but does steven care about that?

no. no he doesn't. he fixates on her feelings for him. he ignores absolutely everything else she says and abandons her, drunk and alone and crying in the bathroom at a party. he hadn't seen jonathan's arrival at that point, he would've only seen him as he brushed past him on his way out the front door. and then has the gall to snipe about her "other boyfriend" taking her home like he didn't literally storm off!!!!!

and then s4, after he supposedly moved on in s3, he lets a basic stranger, who knows nothing about either of them btw, nudge him into being fixated on nancy again. and as well as that, he is obsessed with robin's love life, which she expresses she doesn't give a shit about right now and she doesn't get why he does.

there are more important things happening right now, markedly the life-or-death mission they are embarking on and the self-sacrifice being planned by one of their friends and the very end of the world as they know it. does steven listen this time?

no. he stops nancy on their time-sensitive trek to tell her he's still in love with her and that he wants to have six kids and travel the country in an rv with her. for all his talk about him finally crawling forwards after she metaphorically knocked him on the head, he literally is crawling backwards right now. pathetically, i might add, because nancy clearly isn't into it.

at least i can be happy in the knowledge that, even though she may have checked him out once or twice this season, nancy does not want him st@ncy bones thank you and good night

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What is your favorite Stranger Things scene or quote?

my fav st scene . i cant pick but its between nancy's breakdown in 2.02 as i stated before, robin coming out in 3.07 or max escaping vecna in 4.04 <3

cannnAWT pick a favorite quote! HSHSJJS

ask me my favorite anything!!!

[global-education]

Have You Ever Wondered About the Tiny Titans Among Nations?

Our world is a mosaic of countries, each with its unique charm and story. While some nations boast vast lands, others impress with their compact size and rich cultures. In this exploration, we'll discover the seven smallest countries in the world, unearthing the allure and distinctiveness of these tiny titans among nations.

1. 🇻🇦 Vatican City: The Spiritual Heartbeat

Size: 0.44 square kilometers

Location: Encircled by Rome, Italy

Unique Feature: The spiritual and administrative center of the Roman Catholic Church, Vatican City is the smallest independent state in the world. It's home to iconic religious and cultural sites, including St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, adorned with Michelangelo's breathtaking frescoes.

2. 🇲🇨 Monaco: The Lavish Gem

Size: 2.02 square kilometers

Location: French Riviera

Unique Feature: Known for its luxurious casinos, Grand Prix, and stunning Mediterranean coastline, Monaco is a playground for the rich and famous. Despite its size, it boasts a vibrant cultural scene and a bustling economy.

3. 🇳🇷 Nauru: An Island of Phosphate

Size: 21 square kilometers

Location: Central Pacific

Unique Feature: Once known for its lucrative phosphate mining, Nauru is a remote island nation with a fascinating, albeit turbulent, economic history. Its isolation offers pristine beaches and an intimate peek into Pacific Island culture.

4. 🇹🇻 Tuvalu: The Rising Star of the Pacific

Size: 26 square kilometers

Location: Pacific Ocean, midway between Hawaii and Australia

Unique Feature: Tuvalu, with its series of atolls and reefs, is known for its traditional Polynesian culture and the pressing challenges of climate change, particularly rising sea levels that threaten its very existence.

5. 🇸🇲 San Marino: The Ancient Republic

Size: 61 square kilometers

Location: Northern Italy

Unique Feature: Claiming the title of the world's oldest republic, San Marino is nestled in the Apennines. It's known for its medieval architecture, stunning mountainous landscapes, and a rich historical tapestry that dates back to A.D. 301.

6. 🇱🇮 Liechtenstein: The Alpine Oasis

Size: 160 square kilometers

Location: Between Switzerland and Austria

Unique Feature: Liechtenstein, a principality, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with its alpine landscapes. It's also known for its medieval castles, vibrant cultural scene, and status as a global financial center.

7. 🇲🇭 Marshall Islands: The Atoll Nation

Size: 181 square kilometers

Location: Central Pacific

Unique Feature: Comprising over 1,000 islets and 29 atolls, the Marshall Islands are known for their stunning marine biodiversity, significant World War II history, and the challenges of nuclear testing legacies and climate change.

These tiny nations, though small in size, are immense in their cultural, historical, and environmental significance. They remind us that greatness isn't always measured in square kilometers, but often in the stories and heritage of the people who call these places home.

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U.S. Daily Precipitation Records Tied/Broken 12/22/22

Fraser, Colorado: 0.58" (previous record 0.51" 2014)

Greeley, Colorado: 0.31" (previous record 0.28" 2011)

Pike National Forest, Colorado: 0.24" (previous record 0.17" 2007)

Unincorporated Hillsborough County, Florida: 0.19" (also 0.19" 2019)

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, Florida: 0.34" (previous record 0.25" 2016)

Portland Mt., Idaho: 0.5" (previous record 0.4" 2005)

Centerville, Iowa: 0.5" (previous record 0.46" 2013)

Grant Township, Iowa: 0.27" (previous record 0.2" 2006)

Jefferson, Iowa: 2.6" (previous record 0.51" 1941)

Walnut Township, Iowa: 0.13" (previous record 0.08" 2001)

Annapolis, Maryland: 0.96" (previous record 0.7" 2006)

Unincorporated Carroll County, Maryland: 0.5" (previous record 0.49" 2006)

Hagerstown, Maryland: 1.78" (previous record 1.5" 1918)

Unincorporated St. Mary's County, Maryland: 1.3" (previous record 0.93" 1969)

Brainerd, Minnesota: 0.23" (previous record 0.2" 2006)

Elk River, Minnesota: 0.48" (previous record 0.39" 2006)

Nickerson Township, Minnesota: 0.38" (previous record 0.28" 1990)

Onamia, Minnesota: 0.3" (previous record 0.15" 2007)

Two Harbors, Minnesota: 0.39" (previous record 0.35" 2007)

Van Buren Township, Minnesota: 0.25" (previous record 0.13" 2020)

Workman Township, Minnesota: 0.25" (previous record 0.13" 2020)

Deerlodge National Forest, Montana: 0.3" (previous record 0.2" 2020)

Clay Center, Nebraska: 0.1" (previous record 0.05" 2011)

Pierce, Nebraska: 0.15" (previous record 0.14" 2017)

Pinkham's Grant Township, New Hampshire: 4.2" (previous record 3.06" 1973)

Cedar Fork Township, North Carolina: 1.19" (previous record 0.94" 2006)

Charlotte, North Carolina: 1.71" (previous record 1.44" 2013)

Havelock, North Carolina: 2.55" (previous record 1.19" 1969)

Smithfield, North Carolina: 1.17" (previous record 1.15" 2015)

Steele Township, North Carolina: 1.1" (previous record 0.85" 1999)

Wilmington Township, North Carolina: 1.45" (previous record 1.33" 1997)

Unincorporated Cass County, North Dakota: 0.17" (previous record 0.1" 2012)

Fairview Township, Pennsylvania: 1.65" (previous record 1.2" 1983)

Martinsburg, Pennsylvania: 1.48" (previous record 0.81" 2006)

Middletown, Pennsylvania: 1.45" (previous record 1.2" 2006)

Montoursville, Pennsylvania: 1.35" (previous record 0.83" 1972)

Shippensburg, Pennsylvania: 1.44" (previous record 1.28" 2006)

Unincorporated Albemarle County, Virginia: 2" (previous record 0.98" 2011)

Unincorporated Campbell County, Virginia: 2.02" (previous record 0.81" 2006)

Unincorporated Henrico County, Virginia: 1.27" (previous record 1.08" 2015)

Unincorporated Loudoun County, Virginia: 2.36" (previous record 1.08" 1983)

Unincorporated Loudoun County, Virginia: 2.14" (previous record 1.12" 2011)

Roanoke, Virginia: 1.15" (previous record 1.03" 2011)

Unincorporated Sussex County, Virginia: 0.95" (previous record 0.66" 2006)

Unincorporated York County, Virginia: 1.27" (previous record 1.17" 1972)

Unincorporated Berkeley County, West Virginia: 1.46" (previous record 1.03" 2006)

Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin: 0.31" (previous record 0.3" 1889)

Red Cedar, Wisconsin: 0.48" (previous record 0.43" 1984)

Afton, Wyoming: 0.47" (previous record 0.39" 1964)

Riverton, Wyoming: 0.31" (previous record 0.12" 2011)

Teton National Forest, Wyoming: 0.2" (also 0.2" 2014)

Wind River Reservation, Wyoming: 0.3" (previous record 0.2" 2010)

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Metal-Assisted and Solvent-Mediated Activity associated with Two-Dimensional Triazine Structures in Gram Range

Track record. These studies examined styles as well as eating habits study tricuspid valve surgery (Televisions) within The united states over the past several years. Methods. Grownups undergoing Televisions in between Two thousand as well as The year 2010 have been identified within the Community associated with Thoracic Physicians (STS) Nationwide Data source. Styles ended up looked at employing linear regression. Multivariable logistic regression examination was carried out utilizing covariates in the STS control device chance style to distinguish substantial predictors associated with working death. Results. As many as Fifty-four,485 individuals went through TVS in the study time period. Nearly all circumstances were repairs (89%; n = Forty eight,322) and have been performed concomitant along with one more major method (86%; and Equates to Forty-six,593). Your portion associated with Television sets that have been repairs increased through Eighty-four.6% throughout Year 2000 for you to 90.8% this year (p Equates to 2.02). Craze evaluation revealed substantial alterations in individual characteristics with time, which includes escalating get older, an increased comorbidity load, plus a higher amount involving emergency situations. Regardless of difficult risk factors, unadjusted working fatality rate with regard to Television sets declined via 15.6% in The year 2000 to eight.2% in 2010 (r < 0.001), and also this development endured following threat modification. Inside the multivariable style, concomitant treatments including several valves or even cardio-arterial sidestep grafting ended up associated with the improved probability of death weighed against singled out Televisions, though additional factors which includes kidney failure, congestive coronary heart failing, nonelective display, reoperation, and also tricuspid valve replacement applied equal or more robust effects. Conclusions. Costs 10 years, restore prices with regard to TVS have raised considerably. Despite the fact that people considering Televisions possess shown deteriorating risks, unadjusted as well as altered working mortalities possess declined. Ultimately, the information suggest that tricuspid valve fix when officially achievable, in addition to early on aesthetic medical involvement, ought to be accentuated since possible prospects with regard to carried on result development. (Chemical) 2013 by The Culture of Thoracic PhysiciansA few fresh heterocycles, bisbenzoxazolyl/benzothiazolyl/benzimidazolyl pyrazoles/isoxazoles/pyrimidines were synthesized and examined for his or her antioxidant exercise. The bisbenzoxazolylisoxazole 10 exhibited excellent de-oxidizing task when compared with the common vitamin c.Function. A pair of to prevent coherence tomography (April) modalities can easily visualize the particular choroid: high-penetration OCT (HP-OCT) utilizing a extended wave length, and enhanced degree photo method using Heidelberg October (EDI-OCT). The intention of this research was to examine along with look into the arrangement on the list of retinal/choroidal thickness variables. METHODS. Twenty-four eye of 14 healthy volunteers have been reviewed together while using the magic size swept-source HP-OCT and also EDI-OCT. Half a dozen unbiased investigators tested the PD-1/PD-L1 phosphorylation core retinal/choroidal thickness on horizontal B-scan pictures.

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