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Stay safe out there y'all.

Dallas County

Fair Park's Automobile Building will be a shelter during the winter storm. Doors open at noon Wednesday.

If your organization wants to be a temporary shelter, go to these links to apply. Application: https://bit.ly/3ofthc9 Training Event: https://bit.ly/34oR6qS

City leaders say they will still have their regular warming centers open.

"Residents who need relief from the extreme cold are welcome to visit any Park and Recreation or Library facility during their normal business hours (excluding holidays) for temporary relief from the cold."

The Salvation Army says in Dallas County, the Garland Corps will offer inclement weather shelter.

Fort Worth

Libraries and community centers in Fort Worth can be used as warming stations during normal business hours. Residents should call to check on hours to make sure they're open before going.

Safe Haven of Tarrant County's shelters and hotline are open 24/7. The city of Arlington says, "In the event of significant winter weather in the coming days, services will still be available. If you are experiencing domestic violence, please call the hotline at 1-877-701-7233. http://safehaventc.org"

Collin County

In Collin County, the Plano Corps and McKinney Corps will offer inclement weather shelter, according to the Salvation Army.

Denton County

In Denton County, the Lewisville Corps will offer inclement weather shelter, according to the Salvation Army.

Arlington

Arlington Life Shelter is activating its cold-weather shelter for Wednesday through Sunday.

The Arlington Salvation Army at 712 W. Abram St. is also opening as a warming station.

Austin- Travis County

Community warming centers will be activated on Thursday beginning at 9 a.m.

The following community shelters will be operating 24 hours a day for as long as conditions dictate. Individuals sheltering will be offered the opportunity to remain during the day and the upcoming nights.

Dove Springs Recreation Center - 5801 Ainez Dr. Austin TX, 78744 Dittmar Recreation Center - 1009 W. Dittmar Road, Austin, TX 78748 Gus Garcia Recreation Center - 1201 E. Rundberg Lane, Austin, TX 78753 Givens Recreation Center - 3811 E. 12th St., Austin, TX 78721 Parque Zaragoza Recreation Center - 2608 Gonzales St., Austin TX 78702 Additionally, the following daytime warming centers will be open on Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for those needing to warm up and charge their electronic devices during the day.

Cowan Elementary - 2817 Kentish Dr., Austin, TX 78748 Wooten Elementary - 1406 Dale Dr., Austin, TX 78757

The cold weather shelters are in addition to warming centers for people experiencing homelessness that were activated on Wednesday night, Feb. 2, at One Texas Center, 505 Barton Springs Road.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office has also opened a warming and charging center at its location on 508 Rock St. in Georgetown for those without power.

San Antonio- Bexar County

Bexar County Warming Centers:

ESD 2 – 2096 Talley Rd, San Antonio, TX 78251 ESD 3 – 23103 Bulverde Rd, San Antonio, TX 78260 ESD 8 – 20825 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78255 China Grove Fire Department – 2456 FM 1516 S, China Grove, TX 78263 Leon Valley Conference Center – 6427 Evers Rd, San Antonio, TX 78238 Bexar County Fire Marshal’s Office – 9810 Southton Road, San Antonio, TX 78223

City of San Antonio Warming Centers:

(Pets are welcome. Residents in need of transportation assistance may contact 311)

Garza Community Center – 1450 Mira Vista, 78228 Harlandale Community Center – 7227 Briar place, 78221 Hamilton Community Center – 10700 Nacogdoches Road, 78217 Denver Heights Community Center – 300 Porter Street, 78210

El Paso

The warming centers will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. February 2 through February 5:

Galatzan Recreation Center | 650 Wallenberg Dr.

Marty Robbins Rec Center | 11600 Vista Del Sol Dr.

Memorial Senior Center | 1800 Byron St.

Chamizal Community Center | 2119 Cypress Ave.

Wellington Chew Senior Center | 4430 Maxwell Ave.

Pavo Real Senior Center | 9301 Alameda Ave.

San Juan Senior Center | 5701 Tamburo Ct.

Those seeking access to warming centers and/or experiencing insufficient heat are encouraged to visit a warming center and/or contact 3-1-1 for more information.

Waco- Killeen- Temple

The Salvation Army Community Kitchen at 300 Webster Avenue is also open 24 hours a day, while temperatures remain below 40°.

The City of Killeen is making preparations for an arctic front expected to hit the area on Wednesday afternoon, dropping temperatures below freezing, and causing potentially dangerous conditions through Sunday.

The city will open a warming center nightly beginning Wednesday. The center locations and hours are as follows:

Wednesday, Feb. 2, 8 p.m. to 8 a.m., Rosa Hereford Community Center (2201 E. Veterans Memorial Boulevard)

Thursday-Friday, Feb. 3-4, 6 p.m. to 8 a.m., Moss Rose Center (1103 E Ave. E), dinner will be served at 6 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 5, 6 p.m. to 8 a.m., Rosa Hereford Community Center (2201 E. Veterans Memorial Boulevard)

City warming centers are set up to offer temporary relief from the cold and do not offer full sheltering services. If no one is utilizing the warming center by 11:30 p.m. then it will close at that time.

Beginning at 5 p.m. Wednesday, January 2, The Salvation Army of Bell County’s McLane Center of Hope warming shelter will be open 24-hours a day until the wind chill is above freezing.

Anyone who otherwise would be out in these weather elements and needs a safe, warm place may come to 419 West Avenue G in Temple to escape the cold and potentially icy conditions. They will be provided a warm place to sleep as well as hot meals.

The Impact Church at 306 E. Adams Avenue will also serve as a warming center from 6 p.m. Wednesday, January 2, until 8 a.m. on Thursday, January 3.

The Oasis Worship Center at 608 E. Leon Street in Gatesville, Texas will be open from Wednesday at noon to to Saturday morning.

Amarillo

The Amarillo Housing First facility at 207 N Tyler, will be open Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 7 p.m. to Wednesday morning, Feb. 2, at 7:30 a.m.

The station said it welcomes anyone who is unsheltered, as well as their pets, to come to the facility overnight during the extreme winter weather. Officials ask if anyone sees individuals out in the weather overnight, they should text 806-414-2243 with a description and location. A volunteer mobile team will then check on the individual and offer a ride to a local emergency shelter or to the Code Blue Warming Station.

Indoor daytime resources will be available Thursday during the day at the following locations:

Guyon Saunders Resource Center is open weekdays from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.;

Faith City Mission has their Day Room open Thursday from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Friday 7 a.m. – 1 p.m.. They have a church service and dinner starting at 5 p.m.;

The PARC is open weekdays 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Wichita Falls

The Faith Mission will be open throughout the night for anyone needing shelter.

Another local location serving as a warming center for those in need is the Burkburnett Community Center.

Abilene and Environs

Beltway Park Church north and southside campuses opened their doors to the community of Abilene, they are located at 2850 Highway 351, and 4009 Beltway Park South.

Beltway Park Church is currently at capacity, we’ll update as soon as we get new information.

Crunch Fitness is also offering food, water, showers, and warmth for the entire Abilene community.

Broadview Baptist Church located at 2500 S 27th St, Abilene, TX 79605, has been set up as a warming center

The National Guard is now talking calls at 0830 to take citizens to the warming shelter who need it.

If you live on the north side of Abilene, call 325-721-6074. For the south side, call 325-721-4948.

Rise Church is a warming center, at the back of Elmcrest Baptist. They will pick up if needed , 377-256-7289! Showers and food available. Bring pillow and blanket.

Ballinger

The City of Ballinger in cooperation with local churches has several available warming centers.

Some locations have bathing facilities, all have water and hot water.

Some locations have cots and blankets for sleeping accommodations.

Please ensure you use appropriate social distancing and personal protection practices.

The Community Center in Ballinger WILL NOT experience power outages due to grid power conservation measures, aka rolling blackouts. It is located at 200 Crosson Avenue Ballinger TX 76821

Brownwood:

The City of Brownwood is setting up a temporary warming facility at the Depot Civic Center at 600 E. Depot Street. The Depot will be open until 5:00 p.m. The purpose of opening the Depot is to have a warm place for people to go if electricity is out in their homes for a prolonged period.

The Vine Street underpass is closed, so access the Depot from Adams Street. Chairs and tables are set up in the Depot. The facility is heated but may still feel cool due to the extremely low temperatures.

The warming facility is not intended for overnight stays. If overnight accommodations are needed, contact Chief Eric Hicks at (325)800-9794 for Brownwood residents and Darrell Johnston, Brown County Emergency Management Coordinator, at (325)302-3188 for Brown County residents.

For more information on how to report power outages and tips for protecting your home, pets, and property, go to https://www.brownwoodtexas.gov/585/Winter-Weather

Brown County Home Solutions – Open 24/7 through Thursday

1101 Ave D @ Durham Ave. Brownwood, Texas.

Another Temporary Warming Facility has been set up at Adam Street Community Center located at 511 Adams Street.

The facility will be open until 8:00 p.m. (extended from 5pm) and reopen the following day at 8:00 am.

Coleman

The City Of Coleman is opening a warming center to provide temporary relief to those who may need it.

The center is located at the Senior Center located at 916 South Concho Street. There is no power. The center is being heated by gas heaters.

Meals will not be provided.

Those who visit the center are encouraged to bring:

Bedding, Food, Drink, Personal Medications, Entertainment such as books and games, and any other necessities. They will be unable to accommodate pets.

Eastland

First Baptist Church in Eastland, has opened its gym door to the community. They currently have power and will be offering a meal from 3 pm to 5 pm.

People are allowed to stay overnight

They are not able to accommodate pets at the moment pets

Visitors are encouraged to bring water.

If planned to go please call (254) 629-3355 to check availability.

405 S Seaman St, Eastland, TX 76448

Haskell

Haskell County Residents can go to The Haskell Civic Center which has been set as a warming center. The Civic ceneter is located at 200 Ave B, Haskell, TX 79521.

Sweetwater

The House of Peace located at 509 Locust St. in Sweetwater has been set up as a temporary warming shelter.

There is food, coats, blankets, pillows, and water.

People allowed to stay overnight, and pets are allowed.

They will keep their doors open until Friday morning.

For more information please contact Becky Acuña at 325-514-2204.

Corpus Christi

The City offers five warming centers that will open beginning Thursday afternoon through six in the evening. The centers are expected to stay open through the weekend, and residents are reminded that the centers are not open overnight.

Additionally, food will not be offered and pets will not be allowed inside. The centers will be open on the following dates:

Thursday, February 3, from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday, February 4, and Saturday, February 5, from 8 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Sunday, February 6, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Broadmoor Senior Center 1651 Tarlton Street 826-3138

Ethel Eyerly Senior Center 654 Graham Road 826-2330

Owen R. Hopkins Library 3202 McKinzie Road 826-2350

La Retama Library 805 Comanche Street 826-7055

Ben F. McDonald Library 4044 Greenwood Drive 826-2356

The Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority will provide free transportation to and from the Warming Centers.

Laredo

Cots and supplies at the LBJ gym.

Leyendecker Elementary on Garden street was a second location opened.

The Valley

Harlingen (Loaves and Fishes)

Space is available at Loaves and Fishes Shelter located at 514 South East Street in Harlingen. For more information call 956-423-1014.

Brownsville (Ozanam Center)

The Ozanam Center in Brownsville located at 656 N. Minnesota Ave., has opened its doors to anyone needing a safe and warm place to stay as temperatures drop across the Valley. For more information call 956-831-6331.

McAllen (Salvation Army)

The Salvation Army in McAllen located at 1600 North 23rd Street is opening its doors to anyone who may need a warm and safe place to stay during the coming days as the temperatures drop. For more information call 956-682-1458.

Mercedes (Community Recreation Center)

The City of Mercedes will be open a warming shelter at the Mercedes Safe Room Community Recreation Center located at 1202 N Vermont, on Thursday, February 3, 2022 from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. Friday, February 4, 2022. Individuals must take their own blanket, pillow, food snacks, and overnight medication (if needed). For more information call the Mercedes Communications Department at (956) 565-3102

Roma (Old A.S. Canavan Elementary)

Due to the severe weather warnings, the 229th District Attorney's Office and the Crime Victim Center will have open an emergency shelter at Old A.S. Canavan Elementary located at 1334 4th St. in Roma, Texas.

The shelter will be operational from Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022 at 8 a.m. until Sunday, Feb. 6, 2022 at 5 p.m. Food, water, and living amenities are available at the shelter. If possible, please bring your pillows and blankets. If you require assistance, call the following numbers:

• 956-476-8107

• 956-476-8104

• 956-476-8108

• 956-476-8109

Roma Fire Department

The Roma Fire Department will be open as a shelter from Thursday, Feb. 3 to Sunday, Feb. 6. For more information call 956-849-1770.

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papermoonloveslucy · 3 years

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A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION

March 16, 1950

Directed by Edward N. Buzzell

Produced by Buddy Adler for Columbia Pictures

Written by Charles Hoffman; additional dialogue by Frank Tashlin; story by Ian McLellan Hunt and Hugo Butler

Synopsis ~ College dean Susan Middlecott thinks there's no room in her life for romance until she meets Professor Alec Stevenson, British lecturer on astronomy, who is in possession of a keepsake of Susan's that he wants to return. Desperate for publicity, lecture bureau press agent Teddy Evans magnifies this into a great romance. The efforts of both dignified principals to quash the story have the opposite effect.

PRINCIPAL CAST

Rosalind Russell (Susan Middlecott) is probably best remembered as Auntie Mame, a role she played on Broadway and in the film and a role Lucille Ball would film in the 1974 musical version of the play. She was nominated for four Oscars. This is her only appearance with Lucille Ball.

Edmund Gwenn (Mark Middlecott) is probably best remembered for playing Kris Kringle in Miracle on 34th Street (1947), which also featured William Frawley. He won an Oscar in 1951 for Mister 888. This is his only appearance with Lucille Ball.

Ray Milland (Alec Stevenson) won a 1945 Oscar for The Lost Weekend. This is his only appearance with Lucille Ball.

Janis Carter (Teddy Evans) also appeared with Lucille Ball in Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949).

Mary Jane Saunders (Louisa) was a seven year-old child actor who also appeared with Lucille Ball in 1949′s Sorrowful Jones.

Francis Lederer (Paul Simone) makes his only appearance with Lucille Ball.

Jerome Courtland (Jerome) makes his only appearance with Lucille Ball.

UNCREDITED CAST

Lucille Ball (as Lucille Ball) plays herself in a cameo appearance in her 73rd motion picture. Leaving an airplane holding a lapdog, movie star Lucille Ball stops to pose for photographs.

Gale Gordon (Station Clerk) was Lucille Ball’s co-star in every one of her radio and television shows: Rudolph Atterbury on “My Favorite Husband,” Alvin Littlefield on “I Love Lucy,” Theodore J. Mooney on “The Lucy Show,” Harrison Otis Carter on “Here’s Lucy,” and Curtis McGibbon on “Life With Lucy.” Whether bellowing or turning a cartwheel, he was Lucy’s perfect comic foil!

Gail Bonney (Woman) also appeared with Lucille Ball in The Fuller Brush Girl (1950). She re-teamed with Lucy in as Mr. Hudson in “The Amateur Hour” in 192, a 1965 episode of "The Lucy Show”, and a 1968 episode of "Here’s Lucy.”

Harry Cheshire (Stewart) also appeared with Lucille Ball in Her Husband’s Affairs (1947), and Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949). He played oil tycoon Sam Johnson in “Oil Wells” (1954). Mary Ellen Kay (Background Performer) later played Mrs. Taylor, who rents the Ricardo apartment in “Lucy Hates to Leave” (1957).

Norman Leavitt (Earl, Hotel Desk Clerk) also appeared with Lucille Ball in The Long, Long Trailer (1953). He made three appearances on the “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour” after which he was in The Facts of Life (1960) and two episodes of "The Lucy Show.”

William Newell (Bartender) played the Nome hotel desk clerk in “Lucy Goes To Alaska” an episode of “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour” featuring Red Skelton.

Hans Moebus (Background Performer) was a German-born actor who appeared as an uncredited background performer in hundreds of movies and TV shows, including the Lucille Ball films DuBarry Was a Lady (1943), and The Facts of Life (1960). On “I Love Lucy,” Moebus was seen in “Bon Voyage” also in two episodes of “The Lucy Show.”

Reporters: Larry Barton, Richard Bartell, Harry Strang, Donald Kerr, Charles Jordan, Ted Jordan

Members: Lelah Tyler, Mira McKinney

Conductors: William E. Green, Robert Malcolm

Alex Gerry (Herman Pomeroy) Charles Evans (Dr. McFall) Charlotte Wynters (Miss Withers) Clifton Young (Chet) Jean Willes (Pearl) Wanda McKay (Merle) Elizabeth Flournoy (Laura) Harry Tyler (Charlie) Harry Harvey, Jr. (Joe) Maxine Gates (Goldie) Walter Sande (Officer) Marie Blake (Wax Operator) Napoleon Whiting (Porter) John Smith (Boy) Charles Trowbridge (Jewelry Salesman) Dudley Dickerson (Waiter) Lucille Browne (Manicurist) Lois Hall (Stewardess) Myron Healey (Cameraman) Edward Keane (Sergeant)

TRIVIA OF DISTINCTION

In Spain the film was titled The Teacher’s Scandals.

"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on October 23, 1950 with Rosalind Russell reprising her film role. Coincidentally, Lucille Ball took over for Rosalind Russell when Screen Directors Radio Playhouse presented “A Foreign Affair” in March 1951.

Rosalind Russell and her husband Fred Brisson were in the studio audience the night “I Love Lucy” filmed “Be A Pal” on September 21, 1951.

Eddie Buzzell also directed Lucille Ball in Best Foot Forward (1943) and Easy to Wed (1946). His name was mentioned as a going away party guest in “Drafted” (ILL S1;E11).

#A Woman of Distinction #Lucille Ball #Rosalind Russell #Edmund Gwenn #Ray Milland #Gale Gordon #Eddie Buzzell

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mamapriest · 4 years

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Movie History:

Charlie Chaplin in "Modern Times" (1936)

Release date: Feb. 5th, 1936. First premiered the Rivoli Theatre in New York City, NY.

Filming Location: Santa Clarita, California.

Budget: an estimated $1.5 million.

Fact: This was always intended to be Charles Chaplin's first talkie. He even went as far as writing a dialogue script and experimenting with sound. However, because Chaplin intended the film to feature his Little Tramp character, sound seemed inappropriate. Consequently, the film was made using silent techniques, shot at 18 frames per second and then projected at 24 frames per second, which gave the slapstick sequence a more frenetic feel.

Cast:

Charles Chaplin, born in Walworth, London, England on April 16th, 1889. Considered to be one of the most pivotal stars of the early days of Hollywood, Charles Chaplin lived an interesting life, both in his films and behind the camera. He is most recognized as an icon of the silent film era, often associated with his popular character, the Little Tramp; the man with the toothbrush mustache, bowler hat, bamboo cane, and a funny walk.

Paulette Goddard circa 1940.

Paulette Goddard was born on June 13th, 1910. Goddard was a child model who debuted in "The Ziegfeld Follies" at the age of 13. She gained fame with the show as the girl on the crescent moon, and was married to a wealthy man by the time she was 16. After her divorce, she went to Hollywood in 1931, where she appeared in small roles in pictures for a number of studios. A stunning natural beauty, Paulette could memorize any man she met, a fact she was well aware of. One of her bigger roles in that period was a blonde "Goldwyn Girl" in the Eddie Cantor film "The Kid From Spain" (1932).

In 1932, she met Charles Chaplin, and they soon became an item around town. He cast her in "Modern Times" (1936), which was a big hit, but her movie career was not going anywhere because of her relationship with Chaplin. They were secretly married in 1936, but the marriage failed, and they were separated by 1940.

Charles Chaplin and Paula Goddard in Modern Times (1936).

Charles Chaplin and Mira McKinney in Modern Times (1936).

Charles Chaplin and Sammy Stein in Modern Times (1936).

Behind the scenes of Modern Times (1936).

Paula Goddard in Modern Times (1936).

*Courtesy of IMBd.com

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junkielee · 7 years

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[Last Film I Watched] Modern Times (1936)

Title: Modern Times Year: 1936 Country: USA Language: English Genre: Comedy, Drama Director/Writer: Charles Chaplin Music: Charles Chaplin Cinematography: Ira H. Morgan Roland Totheroh Cast: Charles Chaplin Paulette Goddard Tiny Sandford Chester Conklin Richard Alexander Henry Bergman Stanley Blystone Al Ernest Garcia Mira McKinney Lloyd Ingraham Sammy Stein Gloria DeHaven Rating: 8.0/10

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#1936 #8.0/10 #Al Ernest Garcia #Black & White #Charles Chaplin #Chester Conklin #Gloria DeHaven #Henry Bergman #Lloyd Ingraham #Mira McKinney #Paulette Goddard #Richard Alexander #Sammy Stein #Silent Film #Stanley Blystone #Tiny Sandford #USA Film

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deadboxprime · 6 years

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The 2018 Helen List

For those newcomers who are unfamiliar with the concept, The Helen List is an annual feature in which I list the most beautiful women in the world. Once a woman makes this list, she stays. Yes, I know, everybody has a list. I can’t tell you that mine is authoritative or definitive in any way. You’ll have to check it out and decide for yourself. You might, though be wondering about the name.

Imagine a club or bar that was only for women who rated a 10 on a one to ten scale. Then pick the most beautiful women from those in the room, and you have the best of the best. The term 'Helens' refers to the legend of Helen of Troy, a woman so beautiful that her face launched a thousand ships, one for each one her suitors. You can read about her on your own. Please note, this is my list and the selection process is entirely subjective. In order for a candidate to be eligible, a minimum of ten images must be extant. No more than four of these images may be from the same source, and there must be at least five images from different sources. A “source” is described as a separate photographic episode and separate published source, i.e., the SI Swimsuit Issue would count as a single source, regardless of many different locations or photographers involved. This is done to minimize Photoshop misrepresentation.

As for quality and content, I am the sole judge. While certain trends may exist in my tastes, I do not discriminate based on race, weight or haircolor. Nudity is not necessary. Enhanced breasts are not preferred but will not disqualify a candidate unless they are obvious (as in poorly done) fakes. Perhaps the greatest influencing factor is exposure, as publicity is more likely to bring a candidate to my attention. One candidate friended me on MySpace years ago. Last year, a friend nominated someone he has seen on Deviantart.

Those who make the list can be seen on the dphelenlist Tumblr page. Those on the list will receive automatic “Likes” on any image of themselves that they post on Facebook, or any social media that I am on. Recently, I clicked on my 24,000th like on Tumblr.

If you think someone should be on the list who is not, well that is your opinion. If you would like to nominate someone for the list, feel free. Or make your own list. Maxim has their list, I have mine. The list is numbered for my convenience and is not ranked.

Abigail Ratchford

Adriana Lima

Alexandra Daddario

Alison Brie

Alysa Arce

Alyssa Milano

Ami Dolenz

Analu Campos

Angie Varona

Anna Semenovich

Anne Archer

Aria Giovanni

Aria Valentino

Arianny Celeste

Ashley Greene

Ashley Hinshaw

Audrina Patridge

Bar Rafaeli

Brooke Berry

Brooklyn Decker

Candice Swanepoel

Carla Gugino

Carla Ossa

Carlie Beck

Carmen Electra

Catherine Bell

Catherine Zeta-Jones

Charlotte McKinney

Christina Lucci

Christine Lemaster

Claire Sinclaire

Claudia Schiffer

Crystal Houston

Dana Davis

Danielle Sharp

Diora Baird

Eiko Koike

Ekaterina Kolosova

Elsa Benitez

Emily Shaw

Emily Vancamp

Emma Twigg

Erica Campbell

Erin Burnett

Ester (last name unknown, photos by Mike Dowson)

Francoise Boufhal

Gail Porter

Genevieve Morton

Haley Hunter-King

Halle Berry

Hannah Simone

Hayley Atwell

Hilary Swank

Jaclyn Swedberg

Janet Jackson

Jennifer Hurt

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Jessica Ashley

Jessica Franceschetti

Jessica Green

Jessica Simpson

Kaity from Herndon, VA (from MySpace. Remember that?)

Kat Dennings

Kate Upton

Katerina Sedlarova

Katherine Heigl

Katrina Kaif

Keeley Hazell

Kelly Brook

Kelly Monaco

Lana Wood

Lara Bingle

Lauren Hanley

Lauren Mellor

Leanna Bartlett

Leanna Decker

Leryn Franco

Lucy Pinder

Maria Menounos

Marley Shelton

Melissa Debling

Meluxine (from Deviantart)

Meredith Salenger

Minka Kelly

Mira Sorvino

Mircea Monroe

Missy Peregrym

Monica Belluci

Monica Keena

Nancy Cameron

Olga Katysheva

Pamela David

Petra Verkaik

Rachel Leigh Cook

Rene Russo

Renee Somerfield

Reon Kadena

Rosanna Cordoba

Rosie Danvers

Salma Hayek

Sarah Michelle Gellar (as a brunette)

Sarah Rafferty

Scarlett Johannson

Shannon Whirry

Sherrilyn Fenn

Sofia Vergara

Sophie Howard

Sophie Marceau

Stacey Dash

Taylor Vixen

Tiffani Thiessen

Tiffany Mulheron

Vanessa Gleason

Vanessa Marcil

And now, the 2018 Helen List inductees:

115. Alana Soares

116. Alexis Ren

117. Anneta Zvezdnaya

118. Christine Maddox

119. Georgia May Foote

120. Hailee Rain

121. Helga Lovekaty

122. Jordan Carver

123. Katie-Marie Cork

124. Lidia MD

125. Lindsey Pelas

126. Maria Doroshina

127. Mila Azul

128. Rachel Williams

129. Shae Summers

130. Sofi A.

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herminio9qzr · 4 years

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Las seis principales empresas y agencias de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles en los EE. UU.

Una idea genial no es suficiente para una aplicación móvil fácil de utilizar. Debe trabajar con una empresa o bien agencia de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles con talento para distinguirse de la multitud.

En el planeta de hoy, somos adictos a nuestros teléfonos móviles y cientos y cientos de aplicaciones móviles que aparecen frente a nosotros todos y cada uno de los días. Tal vez esté combatiendo para decidir sobre la externalización de la etapa de desarrollo o bien hacerla interiormente. Ya antes de presentar las mejores empresas de desarrollo móvil, comparemos estas 2 soluciones.

Empresas de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles o desarrollo interno

El desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles es un proceso agotador. Hay dos sistemas operativos dominantes, como saben, Android y también iOS. Por ende, solo una solución de aplicación no va a ser suficiente para . Ciertas compañías prosiguen diferentes estrategias allá, como enfocar el sistema operativo primero conforme con su base de clientes del servicio y después trabajar en el otro. Cualquiera sea su solución, tomará un buen tiempo desde cero. El desarrollo interno de aplicaciones móviles tiene ciertas desventajas si no tiene a alguien que ya haya creado aplicaciones móviles en su equipo. Necesitas contratar a alguien para que se concentre en ello. No hay ninguna persona que comprenda absolutamente lo que hace su nuevo colega. Por lo tanto, hay un gran interés en las compañías y agencias de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles, singularmente en los USA. Comenzarán a construir su aplicación desde la etapa conceptual. Después del lanzamiento, van a estar trabajando en errores molestos. De acuerdo con sus necesidades, su agencia de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles seguirá trabajando para usted, mas puede organizar sus horas de trabajo, lo que es difícil para un desarrollador interno de tiempo completo.

Agencias de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles en los EE. UU. Para trabajar con resultados sorprendentes

Hemos compilado las mejores compañías de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles en los EE. UU. Acá para ayudarlo.

Más allí

Ubicada en la ciudad de San Francisco y Nueva York, uno de los principales servicios de la galardonada agencia de diseño Beyond es el desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles. Crean bellas experiencias que convierten el planeta que nos rodea con el uso del diseño y la tecnología.

ScienceSoft

Fundada en McKinney (TX) en 1989, ScienceSoft es una compañía de desarrollo de software que se enfoca en el desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles. En los últimos 15 años, la compañía ha completado de forma exitosa más de 300 proyectos móviles que implicaron el desarrollo de aplicaciones nativas (iOS, Android), multiplataforma (Xamarin, React Native) y también híbridas (Cordova). Las aplicaciones móviles de ScienceSoft son compatibles con los procesos comerciales de KFC y TGI los viernes, fortalecen los servicios de Fox Entertainment y MTV, y reúnen a más de mil millones de usuarios en el mundo entero.

Fuente azul

Ya sea que esté buscando crear experiencias de usuario increíbles, optimizar las operaciones u conseguir una ventaja sobre sus contendientes, agencias de marketing digital Blue Fountain Media ofrece la experiencia en desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles para ayudarlo a llegar allá. Aprovechando sus talentos técnicos y conocimientos estratégicos, ofrecen experiencias ricas que estimulan el crecimiento de la marca. Tienen oficinas en la ciudad de Nueva York, Chicago y Seattle. La agencia creativa Flightpath, con sede en la ciudad de Nueva York, cubre todas y cada una de las formas y tamaños para el desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles. ¿Debería crear una aplicación adaptada o bien un lugar móvil amoldable? iPhone o Android? iPad o tableta Android? ¿Orientado al consumidor o impulsado por la empresa? Todas y cada una de las precedentes? Tienen preguntas y las mejores soluciones para .

Marca y mortero

El equipo de desarrollo de Brand & Mortar representa una extensión de su negocio, aplicando décadas de desarrollo de software y aplicaciones móviles para crear la aplicación móvil perfecta para su negocio. Con un conocimiento avanzado de desarrollo, garantizan una transición e integración sin problemas con sus planes operativos y de marketing. La agencia está lista para crear su próxima aplicación móvil.

SEOBrand

El nombre no parece ser de las mejores compañías de desarrollo móvil, ¡pero acá están! Su equipo de desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles ofrece servicios completos de desarrollo para aplicaciones de teléfonos inteligentes y tabletas diseñadas para dispositivos iOS, Android y Windows para asistir a las empresas a aprovechar el panorama móvil.

Isadora

Impulsada por la innovación y el comportamiento humano, la agencia de diseño de sitios y desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles está cambiando la manera en que las marcas se conectan con el público en un mundo digital. Puede descubrir por qué razón los líderes del mercado escogen las soluciones de Isadora visitando su lugar, ubicado en la ciudad de Los Ángeles. La mayor parte de los sitios web móviles ya no son suficientes para las necesidades de los clientes. Quizá tenga un diseño web receptivo llamativo (que de todos modos es vital), mas no puede cambiar los hábitos del cliente por su cuenta. Si desea que sus clientes del servicio interactúen con su marca a través de sus dispositivos móviles, una aplicación es la solución indispensable.

Si usted está buscando encontrar más con respecto a agencias de marketing digital mira Un blog Interesante.

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Video Production Resources

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shslmythos · 7 years

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DA6 Telos Statistics (Part 2)

I’m essentially just copying the text, because I’m a lazy piece of shit, but here you go, Zero Escape AU!

Okay, so I’ve been figuring out what kind of digital roots each of these kids have - if you don’t know what a digital root is, don’t worry, I’m gonna go ahead and make an example right off the bat! It’s basically just a single digit number that you get, for example like this: 2+9 = 11 = 1+1 = [2]. As you can see, you add different numbers first and then from the product, you just seperate them in case they’re more then a single digit until you get it. With hundreds, it would be like 101 = 1+0+1 = [2].

Now, you might surely ask how the heck I figure out these numbers from the people - it’s easy, I use their names! Like, I just change the letters into numbers, so A=1, B=2, C=3 etc, all up to Z=26. Let’s take Emiko as an example, so you know what I mean!

Piney Pines = (16+9+14+5+25)+(16+9+14+5+19) = 69+63 = 132 = 1+3+2 = [6]

And voila, you have the digital root of your character! You might ask, why am I sharing this with you? Well, if you know about the Zero Escape Franchise, then I think you can hazard a guess. For all the others, to make it simple - in the first entry (999 - 9 Hours 9 People 9 Doors), there are nine participants who each got a number of their own… and I thought it might be funny to imagine them in these roles! Or at least their clothes… You can actually do the same with Zero Time Dilemma, the third entry. Although not refered to as Numbers, they’re also labelled as “Participant 1″, “Participant 2″ etc… So more fun!

Student Roots

Ai Kimoto = 3

Ailani Fan = 4

Andrew Nyotei = 9

Ayato Akiyama = 6

Cody Swanson = 8

EBULLIENCE = 7

Eisuke Hirakawa = 7

Genta Sugai = 5

Haruna Sasaki = 6

Holly Fuentes = 9

Jamie Fenn = 5

Kanon Kurosawa = 2

Masashi Oichi = 6

Michiko Shoji = 3

Misuto Morimoto = 8

Piney Pines = 6

Ryan Roe = 6

Sarara Orikasa = 6

Sosuke Nakazawa = 6

Tadashi Matsuo = 7

Tomoka Hamazoe = 9

Valor Fitzgerald McKinney = 9

Veronica Shimizu = 3

Yuka Kagome = 2

Digital Roots

[1] = 0 [2] = 2 [3] = 3 [4] = 1 [5] = 2 [6] = 7 [7] = 3 [8] = 2 [9] = 4

And here are the references!

Ace | Carlos

Snake | Eric

Santa | Phi

Clover | Q

Junpei | Junpei

June | June

Seven | Diana

Lotus | Mira

9th Man | Sigma

#outofmythos #statistics #da6 statistics

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practically-an-x-man · 5 months

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How long have you had your OCs, and how much have they changed since they arrived?

Oooh, very good question!!

Let's see....

(long ramble coming up. you've been warned lol)

Preliminary warning that I get a little time blindness for nontangible things like when I first created my OCs, so I'm going more off when I started posting their stories than when they first started taking shape in my mind. I've probably had these guys a lot longer than the dates I put down here, since I tend to let the stories develop and marinate for a while before I start writing them.

Rae/Mira: Okay, technically these two started as one OC, originating back when I was 13 or so and first getting into the McAvoy timeline movies (I'd been watching the original movies since I was a kid but got into the new timeline a little later). Originally, they were one OC who was given the power of healing from Apocalypse, used as a fifth Horseman, and gained silver eyes/silver magic as a result. At that point, it was mainly just a daydream I had to 1. help occupy my mind when I was bored and 2. fix a few movieverse deaths that always bugged me, like Angel's. I split them into two OCs when I started actually writing fanfiction, late 2020 to early 2021, and obviously they've gone through loads of edits and changes to make them the unique, distinct OCs they are today.

Robin: I started posting Symphony in August of 2021, so I created Robin probably a month or so before that. I don't remember any particularly distinct changes, though I know I decided to make her a Cassidy about the same time I decided to make her powers sound-based, so those two fell in line together.

Madison: I started Smoke and Mirrors in May of 2021, but Madison's gone through a few changes leading up to that. Her earliest inklings as a character were just as a slightly-feral fish mutant the X-Men ran into while out on a mission (which is actually pretty similar to her actual introduction in the fic). I wasn't even sure if she'd be a better fit for Alex or Sean (ended up with Alex of course), and originally I had her needing to be in water to survive. Obviously that's changed, and she filled out as a character little by little before eventually becoming the Madison we've got today. Bravo was also a spur-of-the-moment addition, but we love him :D

Ophelia: Started thinking about her as an OC in January 2022, just after No Way Home came out, and didn't make many big changes before I started posting her story. Hers was more a sudden burst of creativity where all the pieces fell together (mainly since I wanted to get her story started before the NWH hype died down), so it was a lot faster of a character-building process. I realized about 7 chapters into Catch and Release that I was very much writing her to be autistic without really realizing it, and decided to lean into that as an aspect of her character going forward.

Jasper: Started Heartstrings in August of 2022, but I know I had Jasper as an OC for at least a year before I started writing that story. I knew I wanted them to be an empath from the beginning, mainly to help Kyle once he comes back from the dead, and I had the general storyline already in place, but the smaller details (their love of music, roller derby, even their genderfluidity) fell into place when I started actually putting the fic down on the page. I also didn't have a name for them for the longest time, it was just a big [redacted] of indecision until I actually started writing and needed to pick a name.

Indigo: I started Bolts and Blasters in May of 2021, though I had Indie for a while before that. Most of her primary details haven't changed, and her story's also been constant, but originally her name was Blue instead of Indigo. I changed it because I wanted her to have a nickname/variation, since she doesn't use a surname. Zero was also a last-minute add - originally she had a raccoon as a pet, but I changed it to be Zero for a bit more Star Wars alien flair

Katherine: Started posting WWFA? in December 2021, and honestly, I struggled for a while with Katherine. I struggled a lot with her name, which is how I eventually landed on naming her after the astronomer Katherine Johnson. Other details, like her being linked to Bastet, her physical appearance, her friendships with Emily and Jace, built up slowly over time. The only thing I started with was her leaving the drawings for Ahk and him getting enamored.

AJ: I started posting Nom De Guerre in May 2021 (no idea why I started so many fics in that particular month), and I honestly can't remember how much has changed about AJ over time. I think she was another rapid development, with fewer changes over time.

Quinn: I mainly mentioned AJ because she led to Quinn. I started Desert Song in October 2022, but I actually created Quinn as a character while finishing Nom De Guerre - as much as I loved Billy and AJ's dynamic, I remember thinking how fun it would be to have someone who was once on his old crew with him (and fell with him in Kyiv), who was eventually who Quinn ended up being. I also wanted to be a bit more daring with her than I'd been with some of my other OCs, which is how the queer and disability elements became so prevalent in her story. It's a lot better this way, though.

Kestrel: I started posting Taking Flight in August of 2023, but Kestrel as a character was developed over about a week in July 2023. I was on a trip for marching band and rereading a few of the Fablehaven books, and all that travel and waiting left me with loads of time to ponder new OCs. I got home, starting writing the fic, and that's where we're at today. In general, I feel like I've gotten a lot faster and more definitive with OC creation over time.

Eris: I've only just started sharing parts of their story, and I don't have a core fic for them yet, but I've had them as a character since The Suicide Squad (2021) came out. Their power set and Amazonian identity hasn't changed, but originally they were a female warrior like Wonder Woman and had a different name (I remember naming her after a lion-themed myth, but I can't seem to find that particular myth now), and they were a lot more altruistic and good-aligned than they are now. I think they're more fun this way, though.

Nikoletta: Similar story to Eris - I've had her since The Suicide Squad (2021) came out, but haven't had a chance to write out her story until now. She's also been through a few changes, though not as many as Eris - namely, her backstory scamming tourists on the streets of New Orleans is new, though her experiences with STAR Labs and the shadows were always part of her story

I have a lot of other OCs that I haven't written out yet, and it's interesting. Some of them are years old, created a while back but without having a chance to write their stories yet, while others are brand new. And like I said, I've gotten a lot faster and more decisive in creating OCs recently. My most recent creations, Easton McKay (a mutant with the ability to make his tattoos/body mods come to life) and Gia Pantazis (a girl who had her life force bound to a patch of clover by HYDRA) , both took shape in a matter of days, and now seem to be well-developed characters.... at least in my head, since I haven't really shared as much of their bios or stories here yet.

#my friends!!!#answered asks #my ocs #madison douglas #ophelia octavius #jasper wilson #oc quinn/aces #rae mckinney #mira hart #robin cassidy #aj campbell #oc kestrel #oc katherine johnson #oc indigo #nikoletta bordeaux #oc eris

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klicktopia · 5 years

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Creepy, Toothless Man in 'Deliverance' 'Memba Him?!

Herbert 'Cowboy' Coward is best-known for playing the dentally challenged redneck -- opposite Bill McKinney as the piggy-squealing, assailant Mountain Man -- and delivers the infamous line, "he got a real pretty mouth ain't he," in the 1972…

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#TMZ.com

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deadboxprime · 7 years

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Helen List Repost

Helen List 2017

As I recall, this is the tenth year of this list.

Imagine a club or bar that was only for women who rated a 10 on 1 to ten scale. Then pick the most beautiful women from those in the room, and you have the best of the best. The term 'Helens' refers to the legend of Helen of Troy, a woman so beautiful that her face launched a thousand ships, one for each one her suitors. You can read about her on your own. Please note, this is my list and the selection process is entirely subjective. In order for a candidate to be eligible, a minimum of ten images must be extant. No more than four of these images may be from the same source, and there must be at least five images from different sources. A “source” is described as a separate photographic episode and separate published source, i.e., the SI Swimsuit Issue would count as a single source, regardless of many different locations or photographers involved. This is done to minimize Photoshop misrepresentation.

1. Adriana Lima

2. Sophie Marceau 3. Scarlett Johannson 4. Meredith Salenger 5. Alyssa Milano 6. Salma Hayek 7. Jennifer Love Hewitt 8. Jessica Simpson 9. Claudia Schiffer 10. Halle Berry 11. Hilary Swank 12. Monica Belluci 13. Janet Jackson 14. Sarah Michelle Gellar (as a brunette) 15. Elsa Benitez 16. Katherine Heigl 17. Rachel Leigh Cook 18. Rene Russo 19. Catherine Bell 20. Catherine Zeta-Jones 21. Mira Sorvino 22. Dana Davis 23. Monica Keena 24. Vanessa Marcil 25. Erica Campbell 26. Carmen Electra 27. Keeley Hazell 28. Aria Giovanni 29. Lucy Pinder 30. Vanessa Gleason 31. Sofia Vergara 32. Sherrilyn Fenn

33. Kaity from Herndon, VA (from MySpace. Remember that?)

34. Bar Rafaeli 35. Brooke Berry 36. Carlie Beck 37. Crystal Houston 38. Kelly Monaco 39. Taylor Vixen

40. Tiffani Thiessen

41. Anne Archer

42. Ashley Greene

43. Erin Burnett

44. Jennifer Hurt

45. Candice Swanepoel

46. Alexandra Daddario

47. Arianny Celeste

48. Audrina Patridge

49. Brooklyn Decker

50. Carla Ossa

51. Christine Lemaster

52. Eiko Koike

53. Emily Vancamp

54. Genevieve Morton

55. Kate Upton

56. Katrina Kaif

57. Kelly Brook

58. Reon Kadena

59. Leryn Franco

60. Mircea Monroe

61. Missy Peregrym

62. Aria Valentino

63. Carla Gugino

64. Claire Sinclaire

65. Danielle Sharp

66. Gail Porter

67. Hannah Simone

68. Jaclyn Swedberg

69. Maria Menounos

70. Minka Kelly

71. Sarah Rafferty

72. Shannon Whirry

73. Tiffany Mulheron

74. Ashley Hinshaw

75. Ami Dolenz

76. Abigail Ratchford

77. Analu Campos

78. Anna Semenovich

79. Jessica Franceschetti

80. Jessica Green

81. Kat Dennings

82. Lana Wood

83. Lara Bingle

84. Lauren Mellor

85. Marley Shelton

86. Pamela David

87. Stacey Dash

88. Meluxine (from Deviantart)

89. Alison Brie

90. Alysa Arce

91. Charlotte McKinney

92. Diora Baird

93. Haley Hunter-King

94. Hayley Atwell

95. Katerina Sedlarova

96. Lauren Hanley

97. Leanna Decker

98. Renee Somerfield

And the new inductees for 2017 are:

99. Angie Varona

100. Christina Lucci

101. Ekaterina Kolosova

102. Emily Shaw

103. Emma Twigg

104. Ester (last name unknown, photos by Mike Dowson)

105. Francoise Boufhal

106. Jessica Ashley

107. Leanna Bartlett

108. Melissa Debling

109. Nancy Cameron

110. Olga Katysheva

111. Petra Verkaik

112. Rosanna Cordoba

113. Rosie Danvers

That's it for this year, though it is possible that the ones who didn't make this year might next year. I already have ten candidates for 2018 and about thirty others I’m watching. The world is full of beautiful women, but only a few can make this list. Let's all be thankful for the all of the beautiful women in our lives. Remember that their physical beauty defines only one aspect of who they are, and treat them well.

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