Crytek and Renowned Filmmaker Albert Hughes Announce "The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3" Cinematic Video Series

Famed Director Set to Unveil the Secrets of New York City's Urban Rainforest in Crysis 3, the Premiere Sandbox Shooter Coming February 19, 2013

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) and award-winning developer Crytek GmbH today announced a creative partnership with renowned filmmaker Albert Hughes to produce an online video series inspired by the upcoming sandbox shooter, Crysis 3. Entitled, "The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3", this cinematic series will set the stage for this latest installment in the Crysis series and introduce weapons, enemies, and gameplay features new to the franchise. These cinematic shorts will also showcase the stunning visuals, dynamic environments of the urban rainforest and intense adaptive warfare fans can expect when Crysis 3 ships on February 19, 2013 in North America and on February 21 in Europe.

The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3 (Photo: Business Wire)

"When EA and Crytek approached me about being involved in creating ‘The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3' video series, I liked the idea of creating emotional stories using only computer generated images," stated Albert Hughes. "The challenge of producing something intensely human without ever seeing a human on screen was incredibly compelling, and the technology of the CryENGINE that Crytek developed enabled me to do that and venture into a completely unique medium of storytelling."

At 20 years old, filmmaker Albert Hughes shot to stardom when he and his twin brother, Allen, wrote and directed the seminal film, Menace II Society. Albert then went on to co-direct such critically-acclaimed films including Dead Presidents, From Hell and Book of Eli. For "The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3" video series, Albert was intimately involved with the development team at Crytek, writing the scripts, storyboards and shot plan for each video that was created entirely using in-game assets powered by Crytek's revolutionary CryENGINE® 3 technology.

"The goal with ‘The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3' video series is to reveal the incredible world we have been building for Crysis 3 and to let CryENGINE take center stage to highlight the power of our state-of-the-art game engine," said Cevat Yerli, Chief Executive Officer of Crytek. "We've worked closely with Albert on this project and think that the 7 Wonders series will show the leaps and bounds that Crysis 3 is making over its predeces

Oh what a glorious sight it would have been to see Hugh Jackman in that shiny, golden suit. Can't think of anyone who would be able to do it better than him!

I wanted to do a deep dive into the last Canucks team that made it to the finals, and see what it took to get there, and how far is the current core away from getting back.

2010-2011

This was the starting roster for the Canucks in their 2010/2011 season.

• The roster was compromised predominantly of players in their prime, with only four players in the 30+ range (Malhotra, Samuelsson, Luongo and Salo), but all four were still highly productive players.
• The roster included 3 future Hall of Famers in Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, and Roberto Luongo.
• The defense corps included 4 NHL top-pairing defencemen still in their prime (Edler, Ehrhoff, Hamhuis, and Bieksa)
• The third pairing was made up of two players who would normally fill out a NHL 2nd pairing (Ballard and Salo)
• The Canucks had two Selke calibre centers in Ryan Kesler and Manny Malhotra and could handedly match any roster in the NHL
• The Canucks 3rd line of Torres - Malhotra - Hansen was considered the best third line in the NHL. They were relentless on the forecheck, would hit anything that moves, could chip in offense, and had the ability to legitimately shut down any line in the league.
• The 4th line was league average at best, and the team's inability to stabilize the 4th line center position became a big issue, even deep into the playoffs.
• Jeff Tambellini was an excellent depth forward for the team. Signed to league minimum, he was defensively impactful, and could play up and down the line-up, spending significant time on the team's 2nd line.
• Speaking of defensive prowess, the Canucks had no shortage of high-end defensive players to man their penalty kill. With two Selke calibre centers (Malhotra and Kesler) and a litany of quality two-way wingers (Burrows, Raymond, Hansen, Tambellini).
• The team also sported the best goalie tandem in the NHL. You had future HoFer and recent Gold Medalist Roberto Luongo as your starter, and the best backup in the league with Cory Schneider.
• At the deadline, the

I tried to expand my top 100 players and rank every survivor player ever through gameplay. They where split into tiers which contained multiple subgroups in them, which is what the spaces inbetween represent. Any player from the Subgroup is interchangeable with any other player in that subgroup as they are close in ability and I am Indecisive. (the exception is Tony, Parvati and Kim which are in the order listed). I Tried to consider both Proven feats and Natural survivor abilities. Obviously I don't remember every pre-merge player, particually from early seasons, so players might be out of order a bit.

Tier 1

1 Tony Vlachos (Cagayan, Game Changers, Winners at War)

2 Parvati Shallow (Cook Islands, Micronesia, Heroes Vs Villains, Winners at War)

3 Kim Spradlin-Wolfe (One World, Winners at War)

4 Rob Mariano (Marquesas, All Stars, Heroes Vs Villains, Redemption Island, Winners at War)

5 Sarah Lacina (Cagayan, Game Changers, Winners at War)

6 Sandra Diaz-Twine (Pearl Islands, Heroes Vs Villains, Game Changers, Winners at War)

7 Tom Westman (Palau, Heroes Vs Villains)

8 Jeremy Collins (San Juan Del Sur, Cambodia, Winners at War)

9 Cirie Fields (Panama, Micronesia, Heroes Vs Villains, Game Changers)

10 Yul Kwon (Cook Islands, Winners at War)

11 Earl Cole (Fiji)

12 Todd Herzog (China)

Tier 2

13 Natalie Anderson (San Juan Del Sur, Winners at War)

14 JT Thomas (Tocantins, Heroes Vs Villains, Game Changers)

15 Richard Hatch (Borneo, All Stars)

16 Tommy Sheehan (Island of Idols)

17 Amanda Kimmel (China, Micronesia, Heroes Vs Villains)

18 Brian Heidik (Thailand)

19 Sophie Clarke (South Pacific, Winners at War)

20 Russell Hantz (Samoa, Heroes Vs Villains, Redemption Island)

21 Rob Cesternino (Amazon, All Stars)

22 Tyson Apostal (Tocantins, Heroes Vs Villains, Blood Vs Water, Winners at War)

23 Tina Wesson (Australian Outback, All Stars, Blood Vs Water)

24 Wendell Holland (Ghost Island, Winners at War)

25 Domenick Abbate (Ghost Island)

26 Denise Stapley (Phillipines, Winners at War)

27 John Cochran (South Pacific, Caramoan)

28 Jon Dalton (Pearl Islands, Micronesia)

29 Malcolm Freberg (Phillipines, Caramoan, Game Changers)

30 Aubry Bracco (Kaoh Rong, Game Changers, Edge of Extinction)

31 Chris Daugherty (Vanuatu)

32 Ozzy Lusth (Cook Islands, Micronesia, South Pacific, Game Changers)

33 Kelley Wentworth (San Juan Del Sur, Cambodia, Edge of Extinction)

34 Stephen Fishbach (Tocantins, Cambodia)

35 Lauren Ashley-Beck (Isla

Check out the descriptions of the wings "The Wisdom of the Enneagram" https://www.reddit.com/r/Enneagram/comments/keo50u/the_18_risohudson_enneagram_subtypes_examples/

>The Wings
The wings help us to individualize the nine (more general) types of the Enneagram. Each wing is a subtype of the general type. Knowing the wing enables us to narrow down the issues that we must face oh the spiritual path.
Because the nine types are arranged around a circle, no matter what your basic type, you will have a type on each side of it. One of these two types will be your wing. The wing modifies and blends with the basic type and highlights certain tendencies in it. For example, if your basic type is Nine, you will have either an Eight-wing or a One-wing.
No one is a pure type, and in some cases, we also find Nines with both wings. Most people, however, have one dominant wing.
Taking the dominant wing into consideration produces a unique subtype that is recognizable in daily life. For instance, when we look at Sevens in the real world, we see that there are Sevens with an Eight-wing and Sevens with a Six-wing. Each of these two different wing subtypes has a very different flavor. All of the type and wing combinations yield eighteen wing subtypes, with two for each type. They are each described in their respective type chapters.
It may help you to think of individual differences by picturing the circumference of the Enneagram as a color wheel that gives the full range of available colors.
The types can therefore be thought of as a family of related shades. Indicating that someone is a Six, for example, would be the equivalent of saying that they are in the "blue family." While we might not have a precise notion about what exact shade of blue is being referred to (teal, navy blue, sky blue, indigo, powder blue, and so forth), we certainly know the difference between blue and red, or between blue and orange, for instance.
This way of looking at the types shows us that there is a continuum of human expression, just as there is a continuum on the color spectrum. There are no real divisions between the varieties of personality types, just as there are none between the colors of the rainbow. Individual differences are as unique as different shades, hues, and intensities of color. The nine points on the Enneagram are simply "family names" that we use t

Borneo

Gervase Peterson (7/15/20)

Gretchen Cordy (7/24/20)

Jenna Lewis (7/8/20)

Joel Klug (8/19/20)

Ramona Gray (8/3/20)

The Australian Outback

Alicia Calaway (5/5/21)

Jerri Manthey (4/27/21)

Keith Famie (2/23/21)

Mitchell Olson (9/11/20)

Nick Brown (8/17/20)

Rodger Bingham (5/18/21)

Tina Wesson (3/21/21)

Africa

Clarence Black (7/7/20)

Ethan Zohn part 1 (3/4/20) - WAW exit interview

Ethan Zohn part 2 (3/4/20) - WAW exit interview

Kelly Goldsmith (9/10/20)

Lex van den Berghe (9/17/20)

Lindsey Richter (8/28/20)

Teresa Cooper (12/11/20)

Marquesas

Gabriel Cade (4/19/21)

Gina Crews (7/16/20)

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[img]https://i.imgur.com/05EO2zr.jpg [Merry Morphinans: Tetracycles in Tiaras]

DuchessVonD (u/jtjdp) Presents:

Dextro Meets Levo: The Racemate Handshake

To my morphinan cousins of the Dextrorotatory Persuasion:

As many of you are aware, DXM and its fellow dextro-(-) congeners in the tetracyclic morphinan series are the non-narcotic mirror-image isomers of a series of some very fascinating but mostly unexplored opioids.

The N-aralkyl (2-furyl and 2-thienyl) morphinans are technically legal and unregulated according to the UN Convention on Psychotropics. The high-yielding synthesis that I present in this monograph involves legal intermediates, and precursors. This has many advantages included greater yield and does not involve the controlled intermediates (i.e. N-norlevorphanol) commonly encountered in the dated morphinan literature. The starting precursor, a 1-benzyl-OHIQ, known in the industry as octabase, is available as the d,l-racemate and as individual dextro-(+)- and levo-(-)- enantiomers. As it is the commercial starting material for industrial DXM manufacture, octabase is readily available and very affordable.

The investigation into these obscure (and often legal) little-explored corners of the opioverse is my favorite hobby. In fact, while I was being a breaking baddie (and a batshitty bitty), I did so commercially. I still enjoy dwelling and exploring the far corners of the obscure world of exotic psychoactive analogues. I’ve given the opioidergic-members of this cult, a quaint title: the Cryptopioids

I typically post my alchemical musings on opioid specific forums. But I believe that our shared passion for morphinanity reaches out through the mirror of stereoinversion and unites us in a racemic dance(mix) of merry morphi-men and women.

Join me for the introductory episode of:

The Flaming Spoon, Vol. 1: Morphinans & A Crazy Bisch

Tetracycles in Tiaras

NMDA-Antags With Attitude

The predominating theme in the morphinans (i.e. DXM/levorphanol) and the 4,5-epoxymorphinans (l-Morphine/d-morphine = frankenphine; d-Thebaine = aka: Frakenbaine) is that the opioid activity resides in the levo-(-)-enantiomer, while the non-opioid effects—including NMDA-antagonism, antitussive—are mediated thru the dextro-(+). As we will find out, esp in the N-methyl derivs like levorphanol, DXM, and dextrorphan, there is a good deal of stereo-crossover in the area of NMDA-antagonism. We

Despite #1 projected free agent Francisco Lindor taking himself off the market by signing an extension with the Mets earlier this season, the 2021-22 MLB Free Agent class is still likely to be the greatest free agent class in the history of baseball, both in terms of elite talent at the top and in terms of depth. There are at least 30 current and former All-Stars, 4 MVPs and several future hall-of-famers in this class (and that doesn't include veterans nearing retirement like Molina and Pujols).

There are at least two players available at every position (and in most cases, several more) that can make a legitimate argument for top 10 at their position, except catcher (assuming Posey and Zunino have their options exercised).

That includes: Kershaw, Syndergaard, Verlander, Scherzer, Bauer (opt out), Gausman, Rodon, Lynn, Stroman and Greinke in the rotation. Freeman, Rizzo and Belt at first base. Semien and Taylor at second base. Bryant, Arenado (opt out) and Escobar at third base. Correa, Seager, Story, Baez and Crawford at shortstop. Castellanos, Schwarber, Conforto, Marte and Canha in the outfield. Barnes, Jansen, Kimbrel (team option), Ottavino, McHugh, Loup, Melancon, Yates, Rosenthal and Hand in the bullpen.

I've made a list below of most of the prominent free agents hitting the market this winter. There are a good 50-100 names that I didn't include as the list was already long and the remaining players are mostly depth plays.

Asterisks signify that the player will only reach the market if they exercise an opt out or a team option is declined. Among the four on the first list, Martinez and Castellanos are almost guaranteed to exercise their opt outs, while Bauer and Arenado will likely wait till next year when they aren't up against the greatest free agent class of all time.

Notable 2021-22 Free Agents:

• Carlos Correa
• Clayton Kershaw
• Noah Syndergaard
• Max Scherzer
• Nick Castellanos*
• Justin Verlander
• Nolan Arenado*
• Trevor Bauer*
• Marcus Semien
• Corey Seager
• Kris Bryant
• Kyle Schwarber
• Freddie Freeman
• Kevin Gausman
• Carlos Rodon
• Trevor Story
• J.D. Martinez*
• Lance Lynn
• Marcus Stroman
• Zack Greinke
• Starling Marte
• Michael Conforto
• Mark Canha
• Brandon Crawford
• Chris Taylor
• Javier Baez
• Nelson Cruz
• Anthony Rizzo
• Tommy Pham
• Corey Kluber
• James Paxton
• Chris Archer
• Eduardo Escobar
• Eduardo Rodriguez
• Joc Pederson
• Brandon Belt
• Robbie Ray
• Adam Wainwright
• Wade Miley
• Charlie M

(all times E.S.T.)

THU JUL 01

(12:30am) The Ambassador's Daughter (1956/1h 43m/Comedy/Norman Krasna)

(2:30am) In This Our Life (1942/1h 37m/Drama/John Huston)

(4:15am) Dodge City (1939/1h 45m/Western/Michael Curtiz)

(6:00am) Friendly Persuasion (1956/2h 17m/Drama/William Wyler)

(8:30am) Jezebel (1938/1h 44m/Drama/William Wyler)

(10:30am) The Letter (1940/1h 37m/Drama/William Wyler)

(12:15pm) The Little Foxes (1941/1h 56m/Drama/William Wyler)

(2:45pm) Mrs. Miniver (1942/2h 14m/War/ William Wyler)

(5:00pm) The Best Years of Our Lives (1946/2h 52m/Drama/William Wyler)

(8:00pm) Kissin' Cousins (1964/1h 36m/Musical/Gene Nelson)

(10:00pm) Double Trouble (1967/1h 30m/Musical/Norman Taurog)

FRI JUL 02

(12:00am) Clambake (1967/1h 40m/Musical/Arthur H. Nadel)

(2:00am) Live a Little, Love a Little (1968/1h 30m/Musical/Norman Taurog)

(4:00am) Cash McCall (1960/1h 42m/Romance/Joseph Pevney)

(6:00am) The Mayor of 44th Street (1942/1h 26m/Musical/Alfred E. Green)

(7:30am) Youth Runs Wild (1944/1h 7m/Drama/Mark Robson)

(8:45am) Boys Town (1938/1h 36m/Drama/Norman Taurog)

(10:30am) Boys' Ranch (1946/1h 37m/Western/Roy Rowland)

(12:15pm) Boy Slaves (1939/1h 12m/Drama/P. J. Wolfson)

(1:30pm) Crime School (1938/1h 26m/Drama/Lewis Seiler)

(3:15pm) Finishing School (1934/1h 13m/Drama/Wanda Tuchock)

(4:45pm) Delinquent Daughters (1944/1h 12m/Drama/Albert Herman)

(6:00pm) The Trouble With Angels (1966/1h 52m/Comedy/Ida Lupino)

(8:00pm) Harper (1966/2h 1m/Neo-Noir/Jack Smight)

(10:15pm) Point Blank (1967/1h 32m/Neo-Noir/John Boorman)

SAT JUL 03

(12:00am) Warning Shot (1967/1h 40m/Neo-Noir/Buzz Kulik)

(2:00am) What's the Matter with Helen? (1971/1h 41m/Horror/Curtis Harrington)

(3:45am) Fragment of Seeking (1946/0h 14min/Drama Short/Curtis Harrington)

(4:05am) Picnic (1949/0h 22m/Drama Short/Curtis Harrington)

(4:25am) On the Edge (1949/0h 6m/Drama Short/Curtis Harrington)

(4:45am) The Assignation (1953/0h 8m/Drama Short/Curtis Harrington)

(5:05am) The Wormwood Star (1956/0h 10m/Documentary Short/Curtis Harrington)

(5:40am) Usher (2000/0h 40m/Horror Short/Curtis Harrington)

(6:00am) Dream Wife (1953/1h 41m/Comedy/Sidney Sheldon)

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Almost to nobody's surprise, we get the part 2 of the banners.

Featuring the man with a short fuse that's as short as some of our Jewel stash after this.

TL;DR of banners: Fuse (SS), Doll (SS), Cotton (SS), Rabbit (S), Silence (A)

Oh dear part 2.

Overall, I think there are pretty good specialists in the banner but it lacks generalists.

Man, there are really a lot of Strike users here.

Overall, I think Fuse is definitely the best of the three, but Doll and Cotton do have perks also personally.

Doll is a huge specialist that has a weirdly loose kit that doesn't mesh too well.

Cotton is a good tanking provoke kit with a 1-5BP HP self-healing kit.

Do I think the banner is worth over Matriarch and Jo? Not really.

Matriarch generally has such a strong specialization that she ends up almost being a staple in almost every Manual fight.

If you think the other variants can do well, forget it. That skill 1 on the upcoming 1.5Y Anniversary variant is still the skill that defines her if anything.

For Jo, I think it depends on whether you want a turn 1 Fast nuker or a delayed Fast nuker. Jo just is better as a generalist, being able to be used in much more situations. The funny part is that you definitely will want Jo (or Barthelemy) around if you do pull for Fuse.

Do I think Fuse is bad? No. He still can probably outdo Roufas unironically if his coin flip works to his favor, but I also think he's insanely high-risk-high-reward as it can ever get as a style.

His Global changes makes him less risky in general by removing the Charge mechanic, but it comes with the cost of his niche being less powerful in general.

Let's talk about: SS Fuse ("The Best IRPO Agent?")

"It's finally my turn. Leave it to me!"

**Descrip

I don’t know if anyone’s done this yet (I’ll delete mine if someone already has), but I’ve made a list of names from the top 500-1000 for the year of 2020. These names are my favorites because they are mostly names everyone is familiar with but you don’t hear them as often. These were some of my favorites:

Girls:

Loretta

Natasha

Corinne

Flora

Shay

Clarissa

Simone

Crystal

Halle

Nellie

Paulina

Paula

Sky

Estelle

Tiffany

Adele

Sylvie

Pearl

Martha

Winnie

Florence

Naya

Bridget

Kelly

Lea

Greta

Maxine

Indie

Estella

Louisa

Penny

Jessie

Monica

Elodie

Tiana

Louise

Opal

Cassandra

Rosa

Marilyn

Skyla

Anne

Irene

Christina

Marie

Macy

Carly

Julie

Clementine

Bethany

Bonnie

Sasha

Leslie

Frankie

Meredith

Cheyenne

Gloria

Cecelia

Elliot

Angelica

Mallory

Zelda

Kendra

Beatrice

Jenna

Miranda

Sierra

Dorothy

Colette

Erin

April

Carter

Amber

Helena

Lorelei

Sylvia

Shelby

Boys:

Jericho

Marley

Reuben

Jacoby

Cory

Alfred

Stefan

Robin

Rudy

Carl

Grey

Louie

Trace

Lance

Hugh

Douglas

Darren

Mitchell

Harry

Jamie

Bruno

Jefferson

Morgan

Rex

Brock

Roger

Flynn

Mohammad

Fletcher

Otis

Clay

Tony

Issac

Colby

Quincy

Jerry

Taylor

Roy

Chandler

Ariel

Scott

Dexter

Conrad

Drake

Drew

Casey

Albert

Phillip

Keanu

Shane

Pierce

Last spring, after the world saw the video of the murder of George Floyd, few Americans could turn an oblivious eye to the racism and violence that are part of the brutal, inhuman legacy of slavery. Coincidentally, as protesters demanding justice packed the streets, William Faulkner rode into town, the subject of two major studies: Carl Rollyson’s massive, well-researched two-volume biography and Michael Gorra’s eloquent analysis of how the Civil War ricochets throughout his best-known novels.

Of course, Faulkner hasn’t been neglected: there are at least a dozen major biographies and countless scholarly studies, essays, and dissertations. He’s a veritable cottage industry. But these new books remind us that we seem always to be trying to solve Faulkner, as if he were a riddle. For there are competing and not always compatible Faulkners: the modernist Faulkner is an experimentalist respected internationally by filmmakers like Jean-Luc Godard and writers like Gabriel García Márquez and Edouard Glissant who admire his lush, long sentences, accumulating modifiers and self-correcting syntax—all the ways he conveys consciousness in dialogue with itself. In 1945 Jean-Paul Sartre said that for young people in France, “Faulkner c’est un dieu.”

Then there’s the humanistic Faulkner who declared, when accepting the Nobel Prize in literature in 1950, that we possess “a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance,” that we will not and cannot perish because of that spirit, and that “the poet’s, the writer’s, duty is to write about these things.” Critics nodded approvingly, calling him an American Balzac who created a human comedy out of the hamlets and backwoods of Mississippi, the American who had absorbed John Donne and Dickens as well as Cervantes and Conrad and the Bible. “With Faulkner, the big picture is everything,” Edmund Wilson praised him. “He went out on every limb,” Eudora Welty said, “that he knew was there.”

There’s also the compromised, morally suspect Faulkner who, in 1956, announced he was as opposed to compulsory integration as he had been to compulsory segregation. The occasion was the attempt of Autherine Lucy, a young Black woman, to enroll at the University of Alabama. Riots broke out and she was asked to leave the school; later she was expelled. But Faulkner said that on the matter of integration he would advise the NAACP, which had taken up Lucy’s case, to “go slow now.” As he further explained to Russell Warren Howe of the London

Five weeks from today, June 22, is the primary election date, and many offices have contested primaries. Remember, you must be a member of the party to vote in primaries in New York.

Democrats

Rochester Mayor (Choose 1)

• Malik Evans
• Lovely Warren

Rochester City Council (Choose up to 5)

• Anthony Hall
• Willie Lightfoot
• Stanley Martin
• Jazzmyn Ivery-Robinson
• Mitch Gruber
• Alex White
• Jasmin Reggler
• Patricia Williams-McGahee
• Kim Smith
• Jonathan Hardin
• Luis Aponte
• Victor Sanchez
• Miquel Powell
• Brittan Hardgers
• Leticia Astacio

Rochester Commissioner of Schools (Choose up to 3)

• Desjamebra Robinson
• Joshua Bauroth
• Clifford Florence
• James Patterson
• Cynthia Elliott
• Joe Klein
• Camille Simmons
• Tatiana Welce
• Clianda Yarde

County Court Judge (Choose up to 3)

• Van White
• Doug Randall
• Caroline Morrison
• Julie Cianca

County Legislature (Choose 1)

LD14 (Brighton)

• Nelson Lopatin
• Sue Hughes-Smith

LD21 (Rochester)

• Rachel Barnhart
• Wanda Ridgeway

LD22 (Rochester)

• Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons
• Vince Felder

LD24 (Rochester/Brighton)

• Albert Blankley
• Rajesh Barnabas

LD25 (Rochester)

• Carolyn Hoffman
• Dorian Hall
• Kenneth Muhammad

LD28 (Rochester)

• Frank Keophetlasy
• Ricky Frazier

LD29 (Rochester)

• Ernest Flagler-Mitchell
• William Burgess

Brighton Town Council (Choose up to 2)

• Jaclyn Richard
• Robin Wilt
• Christine Corrado

Republican

Hamlin Town Council (Choose up to 2)

• Angel Male
• Jennifer Goodrich Voelkl
• Austin Warner
• Jason Baxter

Rush Town Council (Choose up to 2)

• Ryan Lang
• James Kolb
• Daniel Chase

Working Families

County Court Judge (Choose up to 3)

• Julie Hahn
• Martin McCarthy
• Van White
• Julie Cianca
• Caroline Morrison

County Legislature, LD16 (Irondequoit) (Choose 1)

• Dave Long
• James Villa

Pittsford Town Justice (Choose 1)

• Scott Green
• John Bernacki

Conservative

Rush Town Council (Choose up to 2)

• Ryan Lang
• Evelyn Chaffer
• James Kolb
• Anna Fiorucci

Rush Supervisor (Choose 1)

• Phyllis Wickerham
• Ted Barnett

1896

Men's team:

• Gardner Boyd Williams

1900

Men's team:

• Frederick "Fred" Hendschel

1904

Men's team:

• Amedee Valle Reyburn Jr.
• Charles Meldrum "Charlie" Daniels
• David Hesser
• David Hey Bratton
• David Thomas Gaul Sr.
• David Thurwell Hammond
• Edgar Holmes Adams
• Edward John Meyers
• Edwin Paul Swatek
• Francis "Frank" Gailey
• George Van Cleaf
• Gwynne Evans
• Henry Jamison "Jam" Handy
• Hugo Louis Goetz
• John Scott Leary
• Joseph Aloysius "Joe" Ruddy Sr.
• Leo Joseph "Budd" Goodwin
• Louis de Breda "Lou" Handley
• Marquard Schwartz
• Raymond Comstock "Ray" Thorne
• William Jeremiah "Bill" Tuttle
• William Robert "Bill" Othwein

1906 (Intercalated Games - not official, but still a part of Olympic history)

Men's team:

• Charles Meldrum "Charlie" Daniels
• Frank Alexander Bornamann
• Joseph Whittelsey Spencer
• Marquard Schwarz

1908

Men's team:

• Augustus Michael "Gus" Goessling
• Charles Meldrum "Charlie" Daniels
• Conrad Daniel Trubenbach
• Harry Joseph Hebner
• James Burgess Greene
• Leo Joseph "Budd" Goodwin
• Leslie George Rich
• Robert Bagley Foster

1912

Men's team:

• Duke Paoa Kahino Makoe Hulikohoa Kahanamoku
• Harry Joseph Hebner
• James Herbert "Jim" Reilly
• Kenneth Arthur "Ken" Huszagh
• Michael James "Mike" McDermott
• Nicholas Thomas "Nick" Nerich
• Perry McGillivray

1920

Men's team:

• Charles Fenton Mercer Spotswood Quinby
• Duke Paoa Kahino Makoe Hulikohoa Kahanamoku
• Eugene Thomas Bolden
• Frederick "Fred" Kahele
• George Herbert Taylor
• Harold Herman "Stubby" Kruger
• Jackson Zophar "Jack" Howell
• Ludwig Ernest "Ludy" Langer
• Michael James "Mike" McDermott
• Norman DeMille Ross
• Perry McGillivray
• Pua Kele Kealoha
• Ray Kegeris
• Warren Daniels Kealoha
• William White "Bill" Harris Jr.

Women's team:

• Charlotte Duggan Boyle
• Eleanor Marie Uhl
• Ethelda Marguerite Bleibtrey
• Frances Cowells Schroth
• Irene May Guest
• Margaret Darling Woodbridge

1924

Men's team:

• Adam Wyman Smith
• Duke Paoa Kahino Makoe Hulikohoa Kahanamoku
• Harrison Smith "Harry" Glancy
• Henry Luning
• James Wallace "Wally" O'Connor
• Lester Edward Smith
• Paul Henry Wyatt
• Peter Johann "Johnny" Weissmuller
• Ralph Theodore Breyer
• Richard John "Dick" Howell
• Robert Danforth "Bob" Skelton
• Samuel Alapai "Sam" Kahanamoku
• Warren Daniels Kealoha
• William Thomas "Bill" Kirschbaum

Women's team:

• Agnes Geraghty
• Aileen Muriel Riggin
• Eleanor Coleman
• Ethel Minnie Lackie
• Euphrasia Louise "Fraze"•Donnelly
• Florence Cha

I hate and despise all of these individuals. They have subjected us to the worst cultural degeneracy. They are:

Petrus Abaelardus (1079 - 1142) Hildegard von Bingen (1098 - 1179) Pérotin Magister (c. 1155 - c. 1250) Léonin Magister (fl. c. 1150 - 1201?) Philippe Le Chancelier (c. 1165 - 1236) Walter von Der Vogelweide (c. 1170 - c. 1230) Alfonso X "El Sabio" (1221 - 1284) Philippe de Vitry (1291 - 1361) Pierre Des Molins (fl. c. 1375) Ghirardello da Firenza (fl. c. 1375) Lorenzo da Firenza (fl. c. 1375) Jacopo da Bologna (fl. c. 1375) Guillaume de Machaut (c. 1300 - 1377) Francesco Landini (1325 - 1397) Pycard (fl. c. 1390) Franchois Lebertoul (fl. c. 1400) Johannes Ciconia (c. 1335 - 1411) Early Renaissance - 15th Century

Leonel Power (? - 1445) Walter Frye (fl. c. 1450) John Dunstable (c. 1380 - 1453) Guillaume Dufay (1400 - 1474) Johannes Brassart (c. 1405 - c. 1450) John Browne (? - 1498) Johannes Ockeghem (1420 - 1497) Antoine Busnoys (1430 - 1492) Richard Hygons (c. 1435 - c. 1509) Josquin Des Préz (1440 - 1521) Alexander Agricola (c. 1446 - 1506) Edmund Turges (c. 1450 - ?) Walter Lambe (c. 1450 - after 1499) Robert Wylkynson (c. 1450 - 1515 or later) Heinrich Isaac (c. 1450 - 1517) Jacob Obrecht (1457 or 1458 - 1505) Jean Mouton (1459 - 1522) Gijon (fl. c. 1460 - 1500) Francisco de la Torre (fl. c. 1460 - 1500) Juan de Triana (fl. c. 1460 - 1500) Antoine Brumel (c. 1460 - c. 1515) Pierre de la Rue (1460 - 1518) Robert Fayrfax (1464 - 1521) Richard Davy (c. 1465 - c. 1507) William Cornysh (c. 1465 - 1523) Juan Del Encina (1468 - 1529) High Renaissance - 16th Century

Francisco de Penalosa (1470 - 1528) Luis de Narvaez (fl. c. 1540) Giovanni Battista Conforti (fl. c. 1550) Jean l'Heritier (1480 - 1552) Gasparo Alberti (c. 1480 - c. 1560) Robert Carver (1484 - 1568) Nicholas Ludford (1485 - 1557) Clement Janequin (1485 - 1558) Ludwig Senfl (c. 1486 - c. 1543) Costanzo Festa (c. 1490 - 1545) John Taverner (c. 1490 - 1545) Nicolas Gombert (c. 1490 - c. 1556) Adrian Willaert (c. 1490 - 1562) Francesco da Milano (1497 - 1543) Heliodoro de Paiva (c. 1500 - 1552) Philippe Verdelot (c. 1500 - before 1552) Christóbal de Morales (c. 1500 - 1553) Marco da l'Aquila (fl. c. 1505 - 1555) Jacques Arcadelt (1505 - 1568) Christopher Tye (c. 1505 - 1572) Thomas Tallis (c. 1505 - 1585) Bálint Bakfark (1507 - 1576) Johannes Lupi (1510 - 1539) Jacobus Clemens Non Papa (c. 1510 or 1515 - c. 1555 or 1556) Guillaume Morlaye (c. 1510 - c. 1558) Antonio de Cabezón (c. 1510

A golden oldie (1993), rated 7.5 on IMDB. The directional debut of the Hughes Brothers (Albert & Allen Hughes, the latter also directed "The Book of Eli"). The hood movie that influenced plenty rap songs, almost starred 2Pac as the protagonist (until he assaulted the director) and features a young Jada Pinkett (Smith).

The story is set in 1993 Watts, Los Angeles and follows Caine (Tyrin Turner): a young black male who is growing up in a wrong environment. He is about to graduate high school but hangs with the wrong people. What will he make of life?

Although it is a cult classic, I have not seen anyone talk about this movie here on Reddit. I enjoyed the movie, and think it deserves more views. So if you are into Crime/Hood/Mafia movies: Enjoy!

ANIMALS

Dogs and Cats

• 3-Dog (Willie Davis) AKA Comet
• Action Dog (Dave Cash)
• Big Cat (Johnny Mize) HOF
• Big Puma (Lance Berkman)
• The Cat (Harry Brecheen)
• Bird Dog (Corey Knebel)
• Bulldog (Orel Hershiser, Jim Bouton)
• Crime Dog (Fred McGriff)
• Doggie (Tony Perez) AKA Big Dog
• El Gatito (Félix Millán)
• El Gato (Andres Galarraga)
• Kitty (William Bransfield)
• Mad Dog (Greg Maddux) HOF
• Mr. Tiger (Al Kaline) HOF
• O-Dog (Orlando Hudson)
• One Dog (Lance Johnson)
• Red Dog (Mike Redmond)
• Rem Dawg (Jerry Remy)
• Tony the Tiger (Tony Phillips)
• Wonder Dog (Rex Hudler)

Bears and Horses

• Bear (Kyle Barraclough)
• The Big Bear (Marcell Ozuna, Mike Garcia)
• Big Donkey (Adam Dunn)
• El Caballo (Carlos Lee)
• El Caballo Loco (Angel Pagan)
• El Oso Blanco (Evan Gattis)
• Harry the Horse Anderson
• Ice Horse (Michael Chavis)
• Iron Horse (Lou Gehrig) HOF AKA Biscuit Pants
• Iron Pony (Sandy Alomar, Sr)
• Mule (Milt Watson)
• Panda (Pablo Sandoval)
• The Polar Bear (Pete Alonso)
• Pony (Jimmy Ryan)
• Sugar Bear (Larvell Blanks)
• Wild Horse (Yasiel Puig)
• Wild Horse of the Osage (Pepper Martin)

Other Land Animals

• Ape (Kevin Appier)
• The Bison (Matt Kemp)
• Baby Bull (Orlando Cepeda) HOF
• Baby Giraffe (Brandon Belt)
• Big Groundhog (Orval Overall)
• The Buffalo (Wilson Ramos)
• The Bull (Greg Luzinski)
• Coyote (Don Wert)
• Deer Foot (Harry Bay)
• El Toro (Fernando Valenzuela, Pedro Alvarez)
• Happy Rabbit (Stan Rojek)
• Jackrabbit (Jack Gilbert)
• Kangaroo (Davy Jones)
• Monkey (Pete Hotaling)
• Moose (Mike Mussina) HOF
• Mouse (Ed Lyons)
• The Old Fox (Clark Griffith) HOF
• Pig (Frank House)
• Porky (Hal Reniff)
• Rabbit Maranville HOF
• The Rat (Gary Gaetti)
• Reindeer (Rick Auerbach)
• Reindeer Bill (Bill Killefer)
• Rhino (Ryan Klesko)
• Squirrel (Jeff McNeil) AKA Flying Squirrel
• The Wild Elk of the Wasatch (Ed Heusser)
• Wonder Hamster (Matt Stairs)

Birds

• Arkansas Hummingbird (Lon Warneke)
• Bald Eagle (Frank Isbell)
• The Bird (Mark Fidrych)
• Chicken (Craig Counsell) AKA The Chicken Man
• The Condor (Chris Sale, Michael Saunders)
• The Crow (Frankie Crosetti)
• Cuckoo (Charlie Jamieson)
• Ducky (Joe Medwick) HOF
• The Florida Flamingo (Red Causey)
• Goose (Rich) Gossage HOF
• The Gray Eagle (Tris Speaker) HOF
• The Grey Flamingo (Tom Brennan)
• Hawk (Andre Dawson) HOF
• Muddy Chicken (Dustin Pedroia)
• Parakeet (Tito Fuentes)
• Penguin (Ron Cey)
• Road Runner

Cole Caufield

Brent Seabrook

Albert Hughes

The only 3 players to score their first 2 career goals in OT.

Introduction

It's sometimes hard to know whether or not it's worth doing a Bad History post for historical fiction. Characters are often entirely fictional, authors often weave well known myths into their story, and there's often new academic scholarship that invalidates the more accessible sources authors general have access to. I generally try to make allowances for authors who may not have the experience with academic books or who have attempted to read widely but have missed a text that completely changed the understanding of a battle or a campaign, and sometimes the conflicting sources mean that the authors have a different perspective or interpretation to me.

Griff Hosker's Sir John Hawkwood series, starting with Crecy: The Age of the Archer, is not one of these series. Hosker is a prolific author of historical fiction, with something like 136 books published since 2011, and from the three books of his I've read he's managed to distill the essence of a historical fiction book down into the bare essence. Based on a comment on his Facebook page, he generally spreads the research, writing and editing process over the course of six months, but the research process itself is generally less than two months.

The relatively short writing period and very short research period is pretty clearly reflected in the contents of Crecy: The Age of the Archer and Man at Arms, the two books published so far in his series on John Hawkwood. As with his Lord Edward's Archer series, the books in his bibliography are all from Osprey and, although there are elements in the books that suggest he has glanced at Jonathan Sumption's Hundred Years War, the overall quality of the history is reflective of the over-reliance on Osprey^1 .

Nowhere is this more obvious than the exclusion of any biography about John Hawkwood. I don't mean that Hosker relies on an outdated biography, like John Temple-Leader's 1888 biography^2 , I mean that he hasn't used any biography. Not Temple-Leader, not Frances Stonor Saunders' colourful but competent 2004 pop-history^3 , and definitely not William Caferro's magnificent 2006 academic biography^4 . That means that Hosker gets important facts wrong right from the very start of his book, and that continues all the way through. The omission of any biography, and apparently no attempt to learn about Hawkwood's early life, is why I'm writing this post.

Ther

Phil

It could be the best in terms of anything

Paul Newman: The Hustler, Cool Hand Luke, Exodus, From the Terrace, Paris Blues, Hud, Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man, Sweet Bird of Youth, Harper, Lady L, Hombre, Torn Curtain, Winning, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, The Secret War of Harry Frigg, The Prize, What a Way to Go!, The Outrage, and A New Kind of Love.

Gregory Peck: To Kill a Mockingbird, Mackenna's Gold, The Chairman, Cape Fear, Captain Newman, M.D., How the West Was Won, Behold a Pale Horse, Marooned, Mirage, Arabesque, The Stalking Moon, and The Guns of Navarone.

Steve McQueen: The Sand Pebbles, The Great Escape, Love with the Proper Stranger, The Magnificent Seven, The Thomas Crown Affair, The Cincinnati Kid, Bullitt, The Honeymoon Machine, The Honeymoon Machine, The War Lover, Soldier in the Rain, Nevada Smith, Baby the Rain Must Fall, and The Reivers.

Dustin Hoffman: The Graduate, Midnight Cowboy, The Tiger Makes Out, Madigan's Millions, and John and Mary.

Peter O Toole: Lawrence of Arabia, Becket, The Lion in Winter, Goodbye, Mr. Chips, Kidnapped, The Day They Robbed the Bank of England, The Savage Innocents, What's New Pussycat?, The Sandpiper, Lord Jim, How to Steal a Million, The Bible: In the Beginning..., Casino Royale, The Night of the Generals, and Great Catherine.

Henry Fonda: How the West Was Won, Firecreek, Once Upon a Time in the West, Madigan, The Boston Strangler, Fail Safe, Sex and the Single Girl, The Longest Day, Advise & Consent, Spencer's Mountain, The Dirty Game, In Harm's Way, A Big Hand for the Little Lady, Welcome to Hard Times, The Best Man, The Rounders, Battle of the Bulge, and Yours, Mine and Ours.

Toshiro Mifune: Shinsengumi, The Battle of the Japan Sea, Red Lion, Safari 5000, Hell in the Pacific, Samurai Banners, The Day the Sun Rose, Admiral Yamamoto, Japan's Longest Day, The Sands of Kurobe, Samurai Rebellion, Grand Prix, The Mad Atlantic, The Adventure of Kigan Castle, Rise Against the Sword, The Sword of Doom, Fort Graveyard, The Retreat from Kiska, Sanshiro Sugata, Samurai Assassin, Red Beard, Legacy of the 500,000, The Lost World of Sinbad, Whirlwind, Chūshingura: Hana no Maki, Yuki no Maki, Attack Squadron!, High and Low, Yojimbo, The Youth and his Amulet, Sanjuro, Tatsu, Three Gentlemen Return from Hong Kong, Salaryman Chushingura Part 1 & 2, The Story of Osaka Castle, The Youth and his Amulet, Ánimas Trujano, The Last Gunfight, The Gambling Samurai, The Bad Sleep Well, Man Against Man

Go post NSFW jokes somewhere else. If I can't tell my kids this joke, then it is not a DAD JOKE.

If you feel it's appropriate to share NSFW jokes with your kids, that's on you. But a real, true dad joke should work for anyone's kid.

Mods... If you exist... Please, stop this madness. Rule #6 should simply not allow NSFW or (wtf) NSFL tags. Also, remember that MINORS browse this subreddit too? Why put that in rule #6, then allow NSFW???

Please consider changing rule #6. I love this sub, but the recent influx of NSFW tagged posts that get all the upvotes, just seem wrong when there are good solid DAD jokes being overlooked because of them.

Thank you,

A Dad.

Rays (17-15) @ Angels (13-16)

First Pitch: 6:38 PM at Angel Stadium

Game Preview

/r/angelsbaseball IRC Chat

Reddit Stream for this post

Line Score - Game Over

Box Score

Borneo

Gervase Peterson (7/15/20)

Gretchen Cordy (7/24/20)

Jenna Lewis (7/8/20)

Joel Klug (8/19/20)

Ramona Gray (8/3/20)

The Australian Outback

Jerri Manthey (4/27/21)

Keith Famie (2/23/21)

Mitchell Olson (9/11/20)

Nick Brown (8/17/20)

Tina Wesson (3/21/21)

Africa

Clarence Black (7/7/20)

Ethan Zohn part 1 (3/4/20) - WAW exit interview

Ethan Zohn part 2 (3/4/20) - WAW exit interview

Kelly Goldsmith (9/10/20)

Lex van den Berghe (9/17/20)

Lindsey Richter (8/28/20)

Teresa Cooper (12/11/20)

Marquesas

Gabriel Cade (4/19/21)

Gina Crews (7/16/20)

John Carroll (8/4/20)

Robert DeCanio (2/12/21)

[Sean Rector](https://ew.com/tv/survivor-mar

Rays (17-15) @ Angels (13-16)

First Pitch: 9:38 PM at Angel Stadium

Line Score - Game Over

Box Score

#Yankees @ Rays - Sun, Apr 11

###Game Status: Final - Score: 8-4 Yankees

###Links & Info

• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs

Edit: you can disagree but downvoting the post is unnecessary and feels a mean :(

1. Kim Spradlin (One World and Winners at War)

2. Jeremy Collins (San Juan Del Sur, Cambodia and Winners at War)

3. Parvati Shallow (Cook Islands, Micronesia, Heroes vs Villains and Winners at War)

4. Tyson Apostol (Tocantins, Heroes vs Villains, Blood vs Water and Winners at War)

5. Robert Mariano (Marqueses, All Stars, Heroes vs Villains, Redemption Island, Island of Idols and Winners at War)

6. Sarah Lacina (Cagayan, Game Changers and Winners at War)

7. Cirie Fields (Panama, Micronesia, Heroes vs Villains and Game Changers)

8. Tony Vlachos (Cagayan, Game Changers, Winners at War)

9. Sandra Diaz Twine (Pearl Islands, Heroes vs Villains, Game Changers, Island of Idols, Winners at War)

10. Yul Kwon (Cook Islands and Winners at War)

11. Michele Fitzgerald (Koah Rong and Winners at War)

12. Sophie Clarke (South Pacific and Winners at War)

13. Todd Herzog (China)

14. Tom Westman (Palau and Heroes vs Villains)

15. Earl Cole (Fiji)

16. Hayden Moss (Blood vs Water)

17. J.T Thomas (Tocantins, Heroes vs Villains and Game Changers)

18. Natalie Anderson (San Juan Del Sur and Winners at War)

19. Wendell Holland (Ghost Island and Winners at War)

20. Rob Cesternino (Amazon and All Stars)

21. Domenick Abate (Ghost Island)

22. Brian Heidk (Thailand)

23. Malcolm Freberg (Phillipines, Caramoan and Game Changers)

24. Richard Hatch (Borneo and All Stars)

25. Denise Stapely (Philippines and Winners at War)

26. Tina Wesson (Australian Outback, All Stars and Blood vs Water)

27. Chris Daughtery (Vanuatu)

28. Cydney Gillon (Koah Rong)

29. Vecepia Towery (Marqueses)

30. Ozzy Lusth (Cook Islands, Micronesia, South Pacific and Game Changers)

31. Amber Brkich (Australian Outback, All Stars and Winners at War)

32. Adam Klein (Millennials vs Gen X and Winners at War)

33. Lauren Beck (Island of Idol)

34. David Wright (Millennials vs Gen X and Edge of Extinction)

35. Johnny FairPlay (Pear Islands and Micronesia)

36. Kathy Vaverick O’Brien (Marqueses and All stars)

37. Aras Baskquskas (Panama and Blood vs Water)

38. Victoria Baamonde (Edge of Extinction)

39. Stephen Fishbach (Tocantins and Cambodia)

40. Lex Van Den Berghe (Africa and All Stars)

41. Jenna Lewis (Borneo and All Stars)

42. Dawn Meehan (South Pacific and Caramoan)

43. Taj Johnson-George (Tocantins)

44. Ethan Zohn (Africa, All Stars and Winner at War)

45. Andrea Boehlke (Redemption Island, Caramoan,

#Boys

• Abie
• Albert
• Beauford
• Ben
• Carl
• Carroll
• Charles
• Chester
• Clarence
• Clayton
• Corwin
• Darrell
• David
• Dean
• Dillard
• Donald (x2)
• Duff
• Edward (x2)
• Edwin (x2)
• Elmer (x2)
• Emmett
• Everett
• Frank (x2)
• Franklin
• Garrold
• George
• Glen
• Glenn
• Harold (x3)
• Henry
• Herbert (x2)
• Homer (x3)
• Horace
• Hugh
• Hymen
• James (x3)
• Joe
• John (x6)
• Karl
• Keith
• Kenneth
• Leonard
• Leslie
• Lester
• Lewis
• Llewelyn
• Lucien
• Lynn
• Mark (x2)
• Oscar
• Otto
• Palmer
• Paul (x3)
• Paxton
• Percy (x2)
• Perry
• Philip
• Ralph
• Richard
• Robert (x5)
• Ronald
• Roy (x3)
• Royal
• Russell
• Samuel
• Sidney
• Stanley
• Syril
• Thomas
• Truman
• Vincent
• Virgil
• Wallace
• Wayne
• William (x5)

#Girls

• Agnes
• Aileen
• Alice (x2)
• Anna (x2)
• Annabelle
• Annel
• Arline
• Bernice (x2)
• Bertha
• Beulah
• Blanche
• Christine
• Claribel
• Cleo
• Cornise
• Daisy
• Denise
• Dorothy (x5)
• Edna (x2)
• Eleanor
• Elizabeth (x2)
• Elva
• Emilie
• Esther
• Ethel (x2)
• Eva
• Evelyn
• Farrell
• Faye
• Fern (x3)
• Ferne (x2)
• Florence (x4)
• Flossie
• Frances (x2)
• Freda
• Geneva
• Genevieve
• Georgia
• Gertrude
• Gladys (x5)
• Glea
• Grace
• Hazel (x2)
• Helen (x6)
• Hortense
• Imogene
• Ina (x2)
• Inez
• Irene (x2)
• Iva
• Jennie (x2)
• Jessie
• Joe
• Josephine (x2)
• Katherine (x2)
• Kathleen
• Laura
• Leona (x3)
• Leonora
• Lorena
• Louise
• Lucile (x2)
• Mabel
• Mable
• Madge
• Margaret (x5)
• Marguerite (x2)
• Marvel
• Mary (x5)
• Maude
• Maurine
• Maxine
• Mercia
• Mildred (x2)
• Myrtle
• Nellora
• Nettie
• Olive
• Opal
• Pauline (x2)
• Pearl (x2)
• Pyrle
• Rosalia
• Ruby (x2)
• Ruth (x11)
• Thelma (x2)
• Velda
• Velma
• Vera (x2)
• Veree
• Verna (x2)
• Vernet
• Vivian
• Wilma