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At the start of the series, I was not entirely convinced that Mitch Kessler wasn't really a predator, and all his sexual interactions were consensual, since all that were revealed are accusations and statements but no explicit action; which is bad, since it's like the reality that some people cannot believe and won't do anything unless they see it explicitly and they're too blinded by the charm and manipulation of the abuser. However, Episode 8 made me see him in a different light and really opened my eyes into the reality that many people are really taken advantage of and can't do anything about it because it'll destroy everything for them if they stand up. Hands down to the casting director; Steve Carell was the perfect actor for the role because he's so loved by many and just can't believe his character can do such wrongful things, but that was the whole point of it. Some people who are charming and loved by many, especially those with power, can manipulate and convince anyone that they're innocent but they're not. It's a sad reality, but I'm glad this show portrayed it perfectly.
im a fortnite fan coming over to try and get a run down on the character, the skin looks cool and im sure if i read the books i would love the character as im a big fan of fantasy. but being 30 with a full time job i barely have time to play fortnite let alone jump into a new book series. and im sure this character will be gone from the item shop very soon so i dont want to fall in love with the character and then lose access to the skin. can i get a TLDR on the character before i dive into the ooks when i have more time.
Anyone here know the musical notes for kalin kesslers harmonica tune (specifically the one he plays at the start of a duel/can be played during a duel via voice lines)?
Hi, I'm currently saving up for a Kessler Custom Low C Bass Clarinet 2nd Generation. According to my calculations, I should be able to afford it in about a year's time. However, my clarinet teacher has warned me that I should be very careful with buying a bass clarinet, because there's a high chance of it having some problems, and that he would never in my place buy a bass clarinet over the internet. Problem is, I don't think they'd have the model I'm looking for in the shops around here. I've seen some independent reviews and all were talking very highly of the model, and in the blind test with a professional Selmer bass clarinet, I couldn't say which was which. However, what these reviews have not touched on for obvious reasons, is how the bass clarinet bares over time, and this is just one of several things you can't get from a review on YouTube.
Has anyone had this model? If so, what was/is you experience with it? Am I safe buying it through the internet? And have you got any sort of other advice you would like to share with me?
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With the nail-biting drama of the 2021 SBC Annual Meeting in Nashville, TN over, we can now look forward to the upcoming 2021 PCA's 48th General Assembly in St. Louis, MO. I just came across this blog post, written by James Kessler, a teaching elder in the PCA. I found this to be very refreshing and relevant, especially in light of some of the vitriolic behavior by some in the "ultra-conservative" factions of the SBC, and then the (not equally bad, but still unfortunate) gloating by some in the "moderate" camps of the SBC after the presidential victory of Ed Litton.
While I'm technically a member of the PCA, I've been attending a nondenom church in my area, due to a lack of a good PCA church where my wife and I could comfortably get plugged into. I've been somewhat out of touch with internal PCA stuff since then, and I know that Kessler's been a bit of a controversial figure as the "founder" of the National Partnership, which some (albeit questionable) sources consider to be something like a movement dedicated to a progressive subversion of the PCA. Any current PCA folks able to provide some context?
What’s up Dub nation, I’m a fan from Europe and have never really followed the draft process until last year. Due to the long off-seasons and the fact that we knew we had a lotto pick and nothing else much to look forward to, I started to get into the process and found it quite fun to scoot prospects and all that. For reference my favs last year were Tyrese Haliburton, Devin Vassell, Desmond Bane and Xavier Tillman. I was quite jealous of the Grizzlies when they were able to draft both of them because I really saw them as smart, ready to contribute rookies that could have really helped the Warriors.
This year again with the possibilities of getting 2 draft picks I decided to go for it again. I enjoy looking for sleeper picks not the obvious choices but the one you know could turn into a high-level role player. One that can contribute right now to the team but also become a key part of your core stars down the stretch once Steph, Klay and Dray are past their primes.
This leads us to here and my fav prospect of this year draft in this category of players: Kessler Edwards.
The warriors will have 1 or 2 rosters open next season for a rookie and I believe we should find a way to trade back or acquire a late first-round pick to get him rather than having Smailagic/Mannion
Player Bio:
Name: Kessler Edwards
Jersey: #15
Position: Guard/Forward
School: Pepperdine
Age: 20 (will turn 21 in August)
Class: Junior
Height: 6-8
Weight: 215 lbs
Simply put Edwards is a consistent shooter, gifted with shot-making versatility projected to play the 4 in the NBA. Over his 3 years of CBB he has a nice sample of 350 3PA, of which he made 39%. He raised his free-throw percentage to an impressive 88% this year.
From Jonathan Wasserman: "Edwards has also developed into a well-rounded scorer for a wing or combo forward, having averaged 17.2 points playing different spots on the floor. He graded in the 95th percentile out of the post, where he showcased impressive creation and fluidity on spin moves and fallaways. Off the ball, he moved well and timed cuts (86th percentile) to pick up easy opportunities around the basket. "
He closed this year season with at least 20 points in four-of-five games.
From the defensive end, he is also a very versatile defender. A very active and engaged defender that moves his feet very well, sharp focus on. Good on-all and off-ball defender. Also a good rebounder and shot-blocker for his position.
The only knockdown against him has be
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What defense does the USA have if a Nation decides to use the Kessler effect to destroy Satellites? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome I'm not interested in any comments about this or that won't happen or couldn't possibly happen. Or any comments to the degree that we will nuke them etc. I'm more interested in what defense is there against this? Once a Kessler Weapon is launched and activated in orbit how does one clean this up, stop it, or are there any counter measures?
i know he would get Electrokinesis but would he get some of the other powers like the clones or one way time travel powers.
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