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[cultfaction]

Roadkill trailer released

Caitlin Carmichael, Ryan Knudson, and horror icon Danielle Harris (Halloween 4 & 5, Rob Zombie’s Halloween) star in full-throttle revenge thriller, ROADKILL.  Written and directed by Warren Fast, Roadkill – which plays as a throwback to the classic action-thrillers of the 80s and 90s – will hit theaters and digital January 5, 2024 from Uncork’d Entertainment. Lost while traveling through a rural…

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#Caitlin Carmichael #Danielle Harris #Roadkill #Ryan Knudson #Trenton Hudson #Warren Fast

[moviesandmania]

ROADKILL (2024) Action crime thriller with Caitlin Carmichael and Danielle Harris - 4K trailer

‘Driven by revenge’ Roadkill is a 2024 American action crime thriller in which a young woman encounters a renegade drifter and ends up in a fight for her life. Also known as Remote Danger Directed by Warren Fast (Finding Grace; short: Trooper Evans). The Mythic Pictures production stars Caitlin Carmichael, Ryan Knudson, Danielle Harris, Warren Fast, Trenton Hudson, William Childress, Brody…

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[deliciouskeys]

Thank you to @abrubag for helping me make this very important compilation:

1. The Peacemakers, George P.A. Healy, Oval Office. 1868. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Peacemakers

2. George Washington before the Battle of Trenton, John Trumbull, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1792. https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/12823

3. Battle of Port Hudson, J.O. Davis, Library of Congress. 1887. https://www.loc.gov/item/93510334/

4. A Good Chance, Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait, Yale University. 1862. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Arthur_Fitzwilliam_Tait_-_A_Good_Chance_-_1932.244_-_Yale_University_Art_Gallery.jpg

5. Battle of Kenesaw Mountian, Kurz & Allison (chromolithograph publishers), Library of Congress. 1891. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Battle_of_Kenesaw_Mountian.png

6. The capture of General Vega (In the act of discharging a canon) by the gallant Capt. May, of the U.S. Army, during the engagement of the 9th May / / Lith. & pub. by Sarony & Major, 117 Fulton St. N.Y.! Library of Congress. 1846. https://loc.getarchive.net/media/the-capture-of-general-vega-in-the-act-of-discharging-a-canon-by-the-gallant

7. Benjamin Franklin: The statesman and philosopher. Currier & Ives. 1846. https://loc.getarchive.net/media/benjamin-franklin-the-statesman-and-philosopher

8. Watson and the Shark, John Singleton Copley. Museum of Fine Arts Boston. 1778. https://collections.mfa.org/objects/30998/watson-and-the-shark

9. George Washington (Lansdowne Portrait), Gilbert Stuart. National Portrait Gallery. 1796. https://npg.si.edu/object/npg_NPG.2001.13

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[nordleuchten]

Did Lafayette ever see Hamilton again after the war?

Hello Anon,

yes, Hamilton and La Fayette met again after the war – technically even more than once. La Fayette returned to America in 1784, directly after the War in America was concluded. He arrived in New York harbor on August 4, 1784 and stayed in New York until August 8 when he left for Trenton. He was back in New York on September 11 and left New York again for Albany on September 16. He travelled on the Hudson river up to Albany from September 17 to September 23 when he arrived in Albany. He stayed in the city until September 28. On October 6, he was sailing on the Mohawk River down to Albany again where he arrived on October 8 and left on October 10. He continued his travels and was back in New York by December 15. He stayed there until his departure for France on December 21.

La Fayette wrote to Hamilton on October 8, 1784:

Now my dear friend, I am Going to Hartford, Boston, Newport, from thence By Water to Virginia, in order to save time, and about the twentieth of Next Month I Hope to Be Again With You in New york. But Before that time will write You from Newport.

Adieu, My dear Hamilton, Most affectionately I am Yours

“To Alexander Hamilton from Marquis de Lafayette, 8 October 1784,” Founders Online, National Archives, [Original source: The Papers of Alexander Hamilton, vol. 3, 1782–1786, ed. Harold C. Syrett. New York: Columbia University Press, 1962, pp. 580–581.] (01/23/2023)

He wrote again on Hamilton on October 22, 1784:

In less than four weeks time from this day I Hope to Be with Congress, and When my Business there is Concluded, will Come to New york where I Hope we will spend some days together. My stay in Your City Has Been too short—far inadequate to the feelings of my gratitude, and to the Marks of goodness Bestowed upon me. But this time I will Be some days longer with my New york friends.

“To Alexander Hamilton from Marquis de Lafayette, 22 October 1784,” Founders Online, National Archives, [Original source: The Papers of Alexander Hamilton, vol. 3, 1782–1786, ed. Harold C. Syrett. New York: Columbia University Press, 1962, pp. 583–584.] (01/23/2023)

From these letters we can assume that La Fayette met with Hamilton at least during his first or second stay in New York and then also during his last stay in New York right before his departure. La Fayette also send the Hamilton’s a very warm letter congratulating them on the birth of their daughter Angelica and I would not be surprised if the Marquis even met the little Miss during his trip to America.

I hope that helped and I hope you have/had a great day!

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[simstorian-blog]

The Drifter Challenge House 005 (CC List + Links)

World Map: Oasis Springs

Area: Skyward Palms -- Arid Ridge

Lot Size: 40 x 30

Gallery ID: Simstorian-ish

Build Mode

Harlix's Bafroom Set (Used Throughout)

Harlix's Kichen (Used Throughout)

Harlix's Tiny Twallers (Wallpaper)

Harrie's Brownstone Collection 2

Harrie's Brownstone Collection 3 (Used Throughout)

Felixandre's Georgian Set

Felixandre's Trianon Set

Meinkatz' Terrazzo Floor(Kitchen)

Peacemaker's Ornate Tiles(1 Bathroom)

Peacemaker's Stone Chevron Tiles (Kitchen)

Buy Mode

Entry/Halls

Harrie's Country Collection 3(Used Throughout)

Felixandre's Jan 2018

Peacemaker's Basket Dining Table

Peacemaker's Kitayama Living(Used Throughout)

Pierisim's Oak House 5(Paintings, Clutter)

Office

Harlix's Livin' Rum(Items Used Throughout)

Peacemaker's Curtis Seating

Peacemaker's Hamptons Shelf

Peacemaker's Mid-Century Eclectic (Picture)

Peacemaker's Myra Living (Picture)

Peacemaker's Vara Office

Kitchen

Peacemaker's Essa Kitchen

Peacemaker's Mina Appliances

Wondymoon's Plumbum Ceiling Lamps

Dining

ArtVitalex's Dining Chair

Peacemaker's Colour Me Rug

Living Room

Harrie's Stockholm (Sectional, Floor Lamp)

Felixandre's Colonial Set (Used Throughout)

Pierisim's Office Plant

Bedroom 1 & 2

Peacemaker's Iris Ottoman

Peacemaker's Modest Mattress

Peacemaker's Quintin Kitchen Pendants

Peacemaker's Trenton Sofa

Pierisim's Calderone Bedroom(Picture)

Bedroom 3

ArtVitalex's Pillows

Meinkatz' Bed Frame

Peacemaker's Coba Bedroom (Side Tables)

Peacemaker's Futura Living (Large Photo)

Peacemaker's Hamptons Hideaway

Pierisim's Oak House 4 (Pendants)

Severinka's Jao Dining (Lighting) 

Bathrooms

Peacemaker's Hamptons Getaway (Décor)

Peacemaker's Hudson Shower

Outdoor

Harlix's Jardane

Everything else is in the game, refer to the icons in the gallery. 

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[thespiral]

in my personal opinion i think saw city is trenton new jersey. or at the very least, saw city is in new jersey. while they do utilize shots of new york city, toronto and i think a few other cities, in part 5 i think they imply that strahm is coming from across the hudson in new york (its been awhile since ive shotgunned the whole movie series i might not have my details perfectly correct) and the license plates in one of the movies is clearly based off the new jersey plate, however it doesnt say the garden state on the plate it says something else (i cant remember right now). i have a personal joke theory that it takes place in a universe where new jersey finally split into south jersey and north jersey, but you could chalk up the different phrase on the plate to a minor universal divergence in their world where new jersey isnt called the garden state. also i think of course it would take place in trenton what other city could breed a man like john kramer if it isnt trenton

holy shit anon i love this. PLEASE honestly it would explain a lot if strahm is from new york and i love your split jersey universe. literally i think itd fit in universe

i think it's a little interesting how like nondescript they try to make the city because the street names are all really generic all the news channel names are like made up and the newspapers as well so this is really cool. i commend u anon o7

#Anonymous #saw

[themomsandthecity]

Phoenix, Oscar, Leo, Arlo, and 170 More of the Cutest Names For Baby Boys

Brainstorming baby names can be one of the most fun (and important) aspects of planning for the arrival of your little one, but it can also feel really overwhelming. If you don't have certain requirements, like wanting a name that runs in the family, the possibilities can seem endless. Our names are the first thing tied to our identities, and we know how daunting that sounds - so we're here to ease you of any stress you have on your hunt for cute baby boy names. Choosing a cute boy name that will be equally fitting for an adorable infant and the adult he grows into can be a challenge, which is why we compiled this list of cute, unique boy names. You're sure to find an option that flow well with your last name or other kids' names among the cute names for boys we rounded up here. You might even find two that you like to help you out with a middle name option. (Oh, and if you want options for cute girls' names, we have you covered for that too, with our list of cute girl names.) Cute Names For Boys A Abe, Addison, Aiden, Amir, Amos, Ansel, Archie, Ari, Arlo, Asher, Atticus, August, Austin, Avery, Axel B Beau, Beckett, Bentley, Benicio, Benito, Benjamin, Billy, Bishop, Blake, Bodhi, Briggs, Brody, Brooks C Caleb, Campbell, Carter, Caspian, Charlie, Cody, Colby, Cole, Colton, Cooper, Crew, Crosby, Cruz D Dallas, Dash, Dawson, Dax, Deacon, Diego, Dillan, Donovan, Dorian, Duke, Dustin, Dylan E Easton, Eden, Eli, Elias, Elliott, Emerson, Emmett, Ender, Enrique, Enzo, Everest, Ewan, Ezra F Felipe, Finley, Finn, Fletcher, Ford, Frankie, G Gabriel, Gage, Gavin, Graham, Grant, Gray, Greyson, Griffin, Gus Related: Waverly, Merritt, and 103 Other Unique and Beautiful Girls' Names H Harley, Henry, Hudson, Hugh, Hurley I Ian, Ira, Isaac, Isaiah J Jacob, Jack, Jaime, Jasper, Jaxon, Jayden, Jett, Jude, Julian K Kai, Khalil, Kingsley, Knox L Larkin, Leo, Liam, Logan, Luke M Mason, Maverick, Max, Memphis, Miles, Milo, Morris N Nate, Neo, Nico, Noah, Noe, Nolan O Oden, Oliver, Omari, Oscar, Otis, Owen P Peyton, Phoenix, Pierce Q Quentin, Quinn Related: 50 Adorable and Meaningful Names For Baby Boys in 2022 R Remy, Rhett, Rhys, Roman, Ronin, Rowan, Ryan, Ryder S Samuel, Sawyer, Santiago, Sebastian, Shane, Silas T Tate, Theodore, Titan, Tobias, Toby, Trenton U Uri V Valentino, Van, Virgil W Walker, Wesley, Wren, Wrenynn, Wyatt X Xander, Xavi, Xavier Y Yasir, Yates, Yonah, York, Yunis, Yuri Z Zachary, Zaiden, Zander, Zane https://www.popsugar.com/family/Cute-Boy-Names-43713664?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[mvdbutler]

TOP 10 DALECLUB VIDEO GAMES PUBLISHERS

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[petnews2day]

N.J. Governor Phil Murphy addresses today's earthquake, aftershocks: "We're still on high alert"

New Post has been published on https://petn.ws/azAVB

N.J. Governor Phil Murphy addresses today's earthquake, aftershocks: "We're still on high alert"

TRENTON, N.J. – A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck New Jersey Friday, reverberating across the Hudson River to New York City, and rattling the entire Northeast region.  There were no immediate reports of severe damage however.  Gov. Phil Murphy praised the reaction of first responders in New Jersey.  “The reaction was swift and very impressive by […]

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[jacobbseedd]

Pairings: ( includes all fandoms)

Farcry 5:

Jacob Seed x Michaela

John Seed x Katarina

Adam x Natalie

Bryson x Audrey

Trenton x Jayla

Braeden x Jayda

Keira x Lindsey

Parker x Maliah

Preston x Nadia

Layla x

Darin x Felix

Trey x Jayne

Jessica x Calvin

Emery x Liam

Kayden x

Larissa x Conner

Terrence x Joey Hudson

Jess Black x chase

Malcolm x Mary May Fairgrave

Lauren x Earl Whitehorse

Annabel x Cameron Burke

Charles x Adelaide drub man

Elena x Hurk Drubman Jr

Isaiah x Skyler Khors

Elijah Palmer x Robin

Tammy Barnes x Sean

Aiden x Davina

Shaw x

x Antonio

Martinez x Stephanie

Michael x

Blake x

Cassidy x

Renne x Nicholas

COD:

Olive x Soap mactavish

Makeena x Konig

Red Dead Redemption 2:

Eliza x Micah Bell

Farcry New Dawn:

Carmina Rye x Drake

Summer x Cody

GTA:

Addison x Kyler

TLOU2:

Bethany x Joel

Watch dogs: legion

Cheyenne x Antony

Brandon x Milica

#pairings

[yrs-forever-pavis]

La Batalla de Saratoga

Octubre 7, 1777

“El proceso de Independencia de los Estados Unidos se inició en 1775 y George Washington había asumido el mando de su Ejército miliciano. Para 1776, los británicos habían debido abandonar Boston, concentrando sus fuerzas en la zona del río Hudson y Nueva York.

Ese mismo año, el mando británico determinó tomar la ofensiva, y el general Howe derrotó en varias acciones a los americanos, y sólo la llegada del invierno permitió a Washington, reorganizar sus fuerzas. Sin embargo, en diciembre atacó sorpresivamente a las fuerzas adversarias en Trenton, logrando una importante victoria. Detenida la ofensiva en el sur, los británicos organizaron otra desde el norte. El general John Burgoyne marcharía desde Canadá vía lago Champlain y río Hudson, mientras una columna auxiliar al mando del coronel Barry St. Leger lo haría por el lago Ontario. El objetivo de ambas era la ciudad de Albany. Una tercera fuerza que debía venir desde el sur-por descoordinaciones del mando británico-nunca fue enviada.

Las columnas se pusieron en marcha en junio de 1777.

Después de derrotar a varias unidades americanas, el plan pareció dar resultado, pero por lo abrupto del terreno la marcha era lenta y debían dejarse guarniciones en el camino, debilitando a la fuerza principal. St. Leger fue derrotado a 200 kilometros de Albany y debió replegarse, dejando solo a Burgoyne.

Luego de cruzar el Hudson en septiembre, Burgoyne enfrentó a los americanos en Saratoga el 19 de septiembre, y si bien logró rechazarlos, quedó en una posición difícil, con tropas disminuidas y escasas provisiones.

Pasando a la defensiva, construyó varios reductos, los que fueron denominados Balcarres, Breyman y Gran Reducto.

Tratando de obtener provisiones y romper el aislamiento, sus tropas avanzaron el 7 de octubre, siendo atacados por una fuerza americana superior, al mando del general Horatio Gates.

Aprovechando lo boscoso del terreno, Gates decidió envolver (rodear) a los británicos y para ello ordenó al coronel Morgan atacar el ala derecha, al general Poor la izquierda, mientras sobre el centro enviaba a las tropas del general Learned.

La fuerza sitiada, integrada por dos brigadas británicas y una alemana, se batió con valor; pero fue diezmado por el certero fuego de los tiradores americanos, los que incluso dieron muerte al general británico Frasier mientras trataba de reorganizar a sus soldados. Burgoyne debió abandonar el campo, y diez días mas tarde, rendía los restos de su ejercito, 5.700 combatientes, a los 17.000 de Gates.

La victoria de Saratoga no decidió la guerra, pero sí dejó en claro su resultado final. Francia resolvió entonces apoyar el proceso de independencia y en noviembre de ese año firmó una alianza con la naciente República. Tres años mas tarde, todo terminó en Yorktown, y Estados Unidos ganó su Independencia.”

Textos: Alberto Paschuán — Ilustraciones: Antonio Márquez Allison.

#amrev #american revolution #independence #george washington #saratoga #america #historical #1777

[mystlnewsonline]

Missouri Governor - Five Judicial Appointments - 07/07/2023

Missouri Governor Parson Announces Five Judicial Appointments to the 3rd, 15th, 21st and 45th Judicial Circuits. JEFFERSON CITY, MO (STL.News) Friday, Missouri Governor Mike Parson announced five judicial appointments to the 3rd, 16th, 21st, and 45th Judicial Circuits. The Honorable Steven Hudson of Trenton, Missouri, was appointed as Circuit Judge for the 3rd Judicial Circuit. Judge Hudson currently serves as an associate circuit judge in Grundy County. He holds a Bachelor of Science in business administration from William Jewell College and a Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri—Kansas City. He will succeed the late Honorable Thomas R. Alley. Lauren D. Barrett of Kansas City, Missouri, was appointed as Associate Circuit Judge for the 16th Judicial Circuit. Ms. Barrett is currently the chief trial assistant in the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism and a Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri. She will fill the vacancy created by the retirement of the Honorable Twila K. Rigby. The Honorable Jeffrey Medler of Ballwin, Missouri, was appointed as Circuit Judge for the 21st Judicial Circuit. Judge Medler currently serves as an associate circuit judge in St. Louis County. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in economics and philosophy from Boston College and a Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University. He will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of the Honorable Joseph S. Dueker. Natalie P. Warner of St. Louis was appointed as Associate Circuit Judge for the 21st Judicial Circuit. Ms. Warner is currently an assistant attorney general in the Missouri Attorney General’s Office.  She holds a Bachelor of Arts in economics and business administration from Bellarmine University and a Juris Doctor from Washington University in St. Louis.  She will fill the vacancy created by the appointment of the Honorable John R. Lasater as Circuit Judge. Rebecca A. Richardson of Moscow Mills was appointed as Associate Circuit Judge for Lincoln County in the 45th Judicial Circuit. Ms. Richardson is currently an assistant prosecuting attorney in Warren County.  She holds a Bachelor of Science in paralegal studies from William Woods University and a Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri—Kansas City. She will fill the vacancy created by the appointment of the Honorable James Back as Circuit Judge. SOURCE: Missouri Governor Read the full article

[danvilleareacc]

DACC Lists Fall President's & Honors Students

Danville Area Community College has released a list of its honor students for the Fall 2022 Semester.   A student must carry 12 or more credit hours and a straight A (4.0) average on a 4.0 scale to be included on the President’s List. To be included on the Honors List, a student must carry 12 or more credit hours and have a B+ (3.5) grade point average on a 4.0 scale.

Danville Area Community College Fall 2022 President’s & Honors Lists

Danville Area Community College PRESIDENT’S LIST – FALL 2022

Alvin, IL

Nicholas Garmon.

Armstrong, IL

Olivia Logue.

Bismarck, IL

Allison Bostwick, Ryan Bostwick, Dianne Trimble.

Bloomington, IL

Brennon Reed.

Catlin, IL

Jaiden Baum, Holden Dunavan, Joseph Kedas, Kylee Pate, Rebecca Rogers, Monica Vasquez.

Chicago, IL

Lauren Crawley.

Chrisman, IL

Lindsey Franz.

Covington, IN

Alyssa Cheuvront, Margo Galloway, Hailynn Herzog, Briley Peyton, Alexandra VanVickle.

Danville, IL

Noah Acree, Wariya Alhassan, Gracie Arnett, Amber Atkinson, Xitlally Bonilla, Jasmine Brown, Ne'Kedra Cain, Devontay Carpenter, Rowan Clawson, Jeremiah Cooper, Isabella Courson, Brandon Cox, Mariela Cruz, Debra Cummings, Joel Cundiff, Olivia Edgington, Robin Farr, Brenda Fisher, Nicholas Fuentes, Teagyn Goodwin, Meghan Gross, Logan Hall, Marlee Harper, Jadyn Hess, Lindsey Janssen, Tamara Jimson, Josephine Kamwela, Christopher La Combe, Trenton Lewis, Layla Martinez, Kalia Mason, Ashlynn Pinnick, Ethan Rayburn, Chelsea Reeves, Kearby Robinson, Vivianna Ruffo, Veronica Sasseen, Yoo Bin Seo, Maxeen Smart, Shania Smith, Maria Sobany Bosch, Frederick Soderstrom, Elmonia Taylor, Lewis Towne, Kayce Wagle, Charlene Walsh, Grace Ward, Donald Wills, Mia Yant.

East Lynn, IL

Abigail Walder.

Evansville, IN

Matthew Bunnell.

Fithian, IL

Codey McMahon.

Georgetown, IL

Jacob Maskel, Hunter Way.

Hillsboro, IN

Lauren Highland.

Hoopeston, IL

Charis Allen, Tori Birge, Gage Hopkins, Morgan Keith, Skyler Morgan.

Mahomet, IL

Ahmad Al-Heeti.

Marine, IL

Alixandria Grenzebach.

Milford, IL

Abigail White.

Mooresville, IN

Blake Nigg.

Muncie, IL

Dominyq Gritten.

Oakwood, IL

Madison Doan, Jarron Fleming, Natalie Garrison, Raiden Jackson, Kimberly Montgomery, Tannar Pouilliard, Carlie Reitz.

Osgood, IN

Elizabeth Pavy.

Paris, IL

Drew Pinkston.

Philo, IL

Kyleigh Weller.

Potomac, IL

Destiny Fitzsimmons, Violet McCool, Mason McMasters, Seth Pollitt.

Ridge Farm, IL

Matthew Coleman.

Rossville, IL

Heidi Goble, Morgan Miller, Abigail Ryan.

Troy, IL

Caleb Durbin.

Tuscola, IL

Alexis Koester.

Westville, IL

Laney Crawford, Jack Duensing, McKenzie Meinders, Joshua Miller, Emma Myers, Zachary Troxel.

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Danville Area Community College HONORS LIST – FALL 2022

Armstrong, IL

Justin Wilken.

Bismarck, IL

Trenton Spicer.

Catlin, IL

Naomi Dolan, Emily Fier, Lillie Hannan, Macallister Hill, Autumn Lange, Grace Niedzwiecki.

Champaign, IL

Lilian Eziefule.

Charleston, IL

Ashlynn McPeak.

Columbus, OH

Brianna Hamilton.

Covington, IN

Jacob Eells, Hannah Hunter, Calvin Springer, Katie Woodrow.

Danville, IL

Nora Abdelghani, Joan Applegate, Michele Budnovich, Anna Carrion, Christine Daniel, Benjamin Dickerson, Ian Dukes, Jayla Greer, Chelsey Haga, Dalton Hagley, Diego Hightower, Aryanna Huckstadt, Lexi Hudson, Matteo Janzen, Ginaveve Jessup, William Landis, Chayton Lawrence, Lezlea Lowe, Julieanna Morse, Amanda Nelson, Candela Nevares Garcia, Aaron Olmstead, Destiny Parker, Lilliana Perez, Tah'yah Rose, Ruth Salazar, Woodley Scholz, Andrew Sentelle, Sebastian Skinner, Braeden Skoog, Jennifer Stovall, Dylan Taylor, Rylie Terrell, Kendra Tucker, Cassie Warren, Zoe Wilson, Ella Wolfe, Jacob Xiong.

Evansville, IN

Ryan Caddell, Adam Evans.

Fairmount, IL

Aaron Dean.

Findlay, IL

Dirk Bruyn.

Fithian, IL

Reed Sperry.

Georgetown, IL

Brooke Robertson, LaVonte Taylor, Madison Wilson.

Hoopeston, IL

Maria Alvarado, Vanessa Blackburn, Ashley Cadle, Marissa Garcia, Brady Woods.

Indianaola, IL

Lacee Darr.

Ingersoll, Canada

Lucus Forbes.

Kingman, IN

Lydia Van Huysen.

Liberty Township, OH

Keiara Gregory.

Mattoon, IL

Raven Morrison.

Mentone, IN

Owen Kirchenstien.

Milford, IL

Craig VanHoveln.

New Market, IN

Samuel Endicott.

Oakwood, IL

Lane Bensyl, Gaven Clouse, Koby Fletcher, Travis Goodner, Hayley Mascari, Katherine Reffett, Charles Rieches, Isaiah Ruch, William Sandusky, Brevin Wells.

Potomac, IL

Casey Grant, Leanne Rogers.

Quincy, IL

Luke Mettemeyer.

Richland, IN

Jackson Raaf.

Ridge Farm, IL

Savannah Davis, Gentry Howard.

Rossville, IL

Madalyn Goble, Hunter Howe, Sabrina Koenig.

Sheldon, IL

Julia Bushnell.

Sidell, IL

Madison Farrell.

St. Joseph, IL

Kelsey Martlage.

Tampa, FL

Briana Hernandez.

Westville, IL

Jason Cotten, Gage Lange, Christopher Miller, McKenzie Montgerard, Douglas Reffett.

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Red Alert - Chapter Three

Chapter Three: Governors Island

New York City Day One

The Sovetsky Soyuz had settled in two pieces on her side, fire tearing through her superstructure, oil seeping into the Hudson like blood from a gaping wound. There were men in the water, desperately swimming for the shore, but there was no sign of the Captain. He had been an old navy man who had taken pride in the fact that he’d been on the deck of the Aurora during the October Revolution, and he had gone down with his command.

Not that he’d been given much of a choice.

In truth, no matter what the Soviet propaganda would inevitably say, Captain Raskolnikov had died to a hail of bullets, as had most of his officers. Agent Tanya knew this because she’d put them there.

She had just pulled herself out of the Hudson River, at the picnic point at the southwest of Governors Island. The black wetsuit she’d ‘liberated’ from the Navy shimmered in the midmorning sunlight, and she had pulled the hood off to free her brunette hair. She put a hand to her left cheek - when she pulled it away, she saw blood on her index finger. That had been from a Soviet bayonet that had nicked her on the warship, and she supposed that’d be a scar.

Oh well. Scars added character, she supposed.

She was about to stand up when she heard a crackling voice through her earpiece.

“Agent, are you receiving?”

She pressed her fingers to her right ear.

“Tanya reporting.”

“This is Major Hawthorne at Fort Bradley. Where are you?”

“Bottom of Governors Island,” Tanya replied. “Can’t see any Soviet patrols - think I’m good for the moment.”

“Good. I’ve sent a strike force to the Manhattan side of the island - we need to take out anti-air and artillery positions to clear the way for the air force. I need you to support them.”

“No time for a breather, huh?” Tanya said dryly.

“That wasn’t a request, agent. Get on it.”

“Yes ma’am, I’ll get it done.”

Her earpiece went quiet, and she turned towards the northeast. In the near distance, she could see two Soviet soldiers walking down Absecon Road, deep in casual conversation and paying little attention to their surroundings.

She drew her silenced pistols and began to creep over to them.

They would never see her coming.

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Griffiss Air Force Base Day One

Lieutenant-General Malcolm Granger paced the command centre at Griffiss Air Force Base in central New York State, occasionally glancing at the electronic map of the northeast United States on the wall. He kept up a stoic front for his command staff, but internally, he felt like he’d aged three years in three hours.

The situation was bad and getting worse. Communications were scrambled, but from what they had managed to gather, Soviet forces were coming ashore at nearly every practicable harbour from Boston to Philadelphia, apparently under the command of General Topolov, a veteran of the last war. Before communications had been lost with Boston, they had reported tanks being landed. Philadelphia and Trenton were under merciless air bombardment, and paratroopers were landing as far inland as Hartford. Meanwhile he couldn’t get in touch with Carville, the Northeastern theatre commander or any of the major forts, being forced to rely on individual USAF officers on the ground or, humiliatingly, the news.

Ideally the news channels would have been taken off air, but Granger supposed that message had gotten lost in the chaos.

“General Granger, sir!”

A captain marched into the room, crisply saluting. Granger returned it.

“Captain.”

“We’ve got news from General Walker’s command post at Fort Dix,” the captain said. “Soviet commandos took it at about 0900. They got Walker alive, but, uh…”

She winced.

“...theatre command effectively doesn’t exist anymore.”

Granger pinched the bridge of his nose.

“Any more good news, Captain?”

“West Point has fallen, although we managed to evacuate about half of the students there,” the captain continued. “But apparently there’s not much going on in Maine. No landings there.”

Granger stared.

“It’s Maine, Captain,” he said.

“...yeah, good point.”

“Sir, we’re getting a transmission!” A technical sergeant, who had been sitting by the radio, raised his voice, and Granger quickly moved over to him.

“What is it, son?” he asked.

“It’s faint, but I think it’s from New York,” replied the sergeant. “Hold on…”

He moved the dial on the radio slightly to the left.

“...anyone receiving? This is Lieutenant Eva Lee at Fort Bradley, we are requesting any available air support…”

“Lieutenant, this is Griffiss Air Force Base, we are receiving you,” the sergeant replied. “Please repeat your request, over.”

“This is Fort Bradley,” Eva repeated. “We are requesting air and ground strike support in and around the mouth of the Hudson - the Soviets have limited anti-air capability, which we’re taking out, over.”

“Lieutenant,” Granger leaned in. “Can you confirm that the air corridor is clear, over?”

“It will be, over.”

“Can you confirm that, Lieutenant Lee, over?”

There was a long silence, and for a moment Granger thought the transmission had been lost again.

“We’re ninety percent sure, over.”

Both the sergeant and the captain shared meaningful looks. Granger mopped his brow; with no theatre command to contradict him, the order to go was entirely his.

“We’ll have fast-movers over you in thirty minutes,” he said. “Hang tight, Fort Bradley, over and out.”

He turned on his heel to face the rest of the command staff.

“I want everything we have in the air ASAP,” he ordered. “Everything we have, fighters and bombers. I want the sky and sea around New York clear by lunch, you understand?”

“But what if the batteries aren’t-” a lieutenant began.

“I said now, lieutenant!” barked Granger. “I’ll be goddamned if the air force is gonna be cowed by a bunch of SAM turrets. Scramble everything! Move, move, move!”

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New York City Day One

The ‘borrowed’ yacht bumped against Yankee pier, and a pair of GIs immediately jumped out to tie it up. Gunter stepped out behind them, motioning for the others to follow.

He had taken twenty handpicked men from Fort Bradley, all of whom had grabbed all the grenades they could carry. They were a motley bunch - sixteen riflemen, armed with both M16 and M14 rifles, three machine gunners and a single man with a rocket launcher. Most of them were terrified, and looked it - yet this motley little kampfgruppe was going to save New York City. Of that, Gunter was certain.

It didn’t do to be uncertain when one was a commando. There were so many variables and potential setbacks that there really wasn’t any room for worry. The only certainty you could rely on was your own. A commando who wasn’t supremely self-confident had no business being a commando.

The Germans knew this. The British, for the most part, did too. Today, Gunter supposed, he’d find out if the Yankees did.

They moved quickly and as quietly as possible, through the buildings and onto the southern edge of the parade ground, on a little stretch of asphalt called Comfort Road. Here Gunter signalled them to go prone to avoid being seen.

The Soviets had been busy. They’d set up a fort of sandbags, stretching from here to the near-distant fort. On each corner was a machine gun post, but there was a line of trees to Gunter’s left, and he figured that would cover his motley squad as they approached. Beyond the sandbags, he could just about see a pair of rocket launchers - they looked like a mass of tubes tied together and placed incongruously on the back of trucks. Of greater concern were the giant rockets - three of them, pointing up towards the sky, being prepared to fire at god knew what.

But where was the anti-air? Gunter squinted, wishing he had a good pair of binoculars. The old fort looked like one of those 18th century star forts - perhaps the SAMs were positioned on the walls? He could see something around there, but he just couldn’t make it out.

“What is that fort?”

“Fort Jay, sir,” one of his riflemen whispered.

“Danke,” Gunter replied. “We move to the trees. On my signal, Garrett and Wilson will move up and throw grenades at the southern machine gun post - our M60s will cover them. Once we’ve blown the post open, we move in quick and fast towards the fort. Deal with the rocket crews but do not use the grenades until we get to the fort walls. Ser gut?”

There were whispered acknowledgements.

Gunter stood up, gesturing with his hand for the men to follow. They sprinted to the trees - in the distance, beyond the fort, he could see the plumes of smoke from Manhattan. They went to ground again in the grass - Gunter took a deep breath, steeling himself. The machine gun, up close, was bigger than he’d thought. It was one of their ‘Dushka’s’ - the Russian equivalent of the Americans’ M2 Browning. These guns fired big, .50cal bullets that could pound a man to shreds - but they seemed to be on fixed tripods. If they could take this one out, the other three would have trouble focusing their aim on their attackers.

Now or never, he thought.

“Wilson, are you two ready?”

“We’re ready, sir.” Private Wilson held up a grenade to demonstrate.

“What’s the distance, you think?” asked Private Garrett, and Gunter was suddenly struck by how young he looked.

“About twenty odd meters?” Wilson shrugged. “It’s nothin’, kid, we’ll be on ‘em before the Reds know it.”

“Alright, move the machine guns to the left,” hissed Gunter. “We don’t want them getting blocked.”

There was a clanking as the three machine gunners moved, and Gunter winced. He hoped the Soviets didn’t hear that. The gunners didn’t seem to be paying much attention - they were gazing the wrong way, admiring the big rockets - but that would change when they heard the attack.

He looked to his left. Private Ferris, the bald, muscular head of the adhoc machine gun team, grinned and gave him a thumbs up.

“We’re ready, boss.”

Gunter nodded.

“Vorwarts! Schnell, schnell!”

Garrett and Wilson sprang to their feet and started to run. They were only a few steps away from the trees when one of the Soviet machine gunners turned to face them - he let out a cry of alarm.

“Fire!” shouted Gunter.

The machine guns opened up, and the gunner stumbled behind the sandbags. Wilson and Garrett had made ten metres - each pulled the pin on their grenade and prepared to throw. Gunter counted under his breath - one, two, three! - and both hurled their grenades overarm into the machine gun post.

The gunner leaned back in, desperately flailing for his gun. He reached the trigger and fired - thump, thump, thump-

The post disappeared in fire - Gunter could see sandbags and the barrel flying upwards into the sky. He waved his arm, and the rest of the squad sprang up, racing for the gap in the sandbags. Ahead, he could see Garrett charging forward, his M16 ready at the hip. As the smoke cleared, the young private scaled the pile of ruined sandbags, raised his rifle to his shoulder-

Crack!

He tumbled backwards, his helmet flying off as his head shot backwards. The men behind him raced past, leaving him to fall lifelessly into the churned up dirt, as they turned their attentions towards the Soviet garrison.

It was anarchy. The Soviet infantry had been caught completely off guard, to say nothing of the mostly unarmed engineers and artillerymen. The Americans had set to work immediately, and a terrible orchestra of rifle fire filled the air - the singular cracks from the old M14, the burping sound of bursts from the M16, broken occasionally by long ‘ratatatats’ from the machine guns. Private Phillips, the man with the anti-tank rocket, sprinted past Gunter and went down on one knee, aiming his weapon towards the big missiles.

“Phillips! Wait!” exclaimed Gunter.

Phillips didn’t hear him. There was a flash and a cloud of smoke, and the rocket was on its way. For a split second, Gunter saw the rocket making contact with its larger brethren - then everything was fire. The shockwave sent him tumbling backwards, and he could hear nothing but an intense ringing.

He blinked and pushed himself back onto his feet. The rockets were gone - there was a massive crater in the middle of the parade ground. Dazed Soviet soldiers were dropping their rifles and raising their arms. As the ringing slowly ceased, he could hear horrified mumbling - “Kovboi… grebanyye kovboi…”

“What they saying?” Ferris shouted. “They surrendering?”

Gunter smirked.

“Cowboys,” he called back. “They’re calling you cowboys!”

There was nervous laughter from the GIs.

“Come on,” Gunter shouted. “Keep moving, speed is of the essence! Los, los!”

As the squad advanced up the parade ground, Gunter jogged over to Phillips, putting a hand on his shoulder.

“Phillips,” he said. “If anybody from command asks, we meant to do that.”

Phillips nodded sagely.

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Tanya had noticed the giant explosion to the southeast - everybody had. From her position just west of Fort Jay, she could see an alarmed Soviet officer pointing his men in the direction of the fireball - and away from the SAM sites positions in the trench around the fort. Brilliant - less opposition for her.

She crept forward; there wasn’t much cover, and she relied on the distraction to get close. All eyes focused in the opposite direction, so she reached the trench with little fuss. There was a gun on each corner, save the northern point of the star. She wondered why the Reds had put them in the trenches instead of on the battlements - perhaps it was a way of covering them from air recon or attack.

She crept to the northwest corner, quietly preparing a C4 charge. She had it all planned out in her head - but plans never survived contact with the enemy.

The SAM operators were nervous, their eyes trained to the east and to the south - anywhere but where Tanya was crawling. She reached over the side of the trench and dropped the charge - it landed with a dull thunk.

“Hmm?” one of the Russians turned. His eyes locked with Tanya’s.

“Aw, shit.”

“Narushitelʹ! Narushitelʹ!”

Tanya sprang to her feet and sprinted east, bullets whizzing past her. She quickly grabbed into one of her ammo pouches and produced a detonator, pressing down on it. There was an ear-piercing bang, and the shockwave sent her stumbling forward, but she had no time to stop. She rounded the tip of the star and approached the eastern point.

The four crewmen at the second SAM were already at the ready, raising their rifles. Tanya drew her two pistols, raising them and aiming - it was time to put her training to good use.

Phut! Phut! She fired twice, each bullet finding a target. Two men stumbled back, slumping against the SAM turret - their comrades let out startled cries at how quickly they had been downed. Tanya used their momentary distraction - a half-second at most - to line up two more shots.

Phut! Phut! She reached the second SAM almost before the bodies of the last two crewmen had hit the floor.

She reached into her pouch, grabbing her second C4 charge. She tucked it under the rocket tubes and scurried off towards the south. She could hear gunfire - the strike force Hawthorne had sent had reached the fort. Time to link up.

She was just passing the eastern gate when a large Russian soldier burst out, grabbing her by the neck. He tugged her back, and she could smell his breath. He was swearing at her in Russian - she made out the word tovarish. Must be a friend of one of those SAM gunners, she thought, or maybe he was just pissed off in general.

Oh well, more fool him.

She rotated swiftly and swung her leg back, behind the soldier’s feet. Before he could react, she had pushed herself backwards, deliberately letting herself fall and tripping him down in the process. As the Russian soldier hit the ground, she kept moving into a somersault; she was back on her feet almost instantly, her pistols ready once again. She pointed them at the soldier’s chest and fired - Phut! Phut! Phut! Phut!

As the soldier gurgled his final death throes, Tanya noticed another soldier approaching - this one she recognised.

“Gunter.”

“Fraulein,” Gunter grinned, looking down at the dead soldier. “I don’t think you needed to kill him quite that hard.”

“I don’t think you needed to blow up their compound that hard either,” said Tanya.

Gunter chuckled and shrugged.

“Fair’s fair,” he said. “The northern batteries?”

“Blew ‘em both back to Russia,” replied Tanya.

“Good, good.”

Gunter raised his fingers to his earpiece.

“This is von Esling,” he said. “Batteries are down, sky is clear.”

------

They came suddenly and without warning.

More than three dozen dart-nosed, swept-wing, silver-plated planes roared over the Manhattan skyline - these were the Thunderchiefs, capable of dropping more firepower than some heavy bombers of the last war. Escorting them were dozens of sleek, delta-winged ‘Delta Dart’ interceptors, which now broke off towards the distant airships over Staten Island.

There was no time to react aboard the Soviet warships, which now found themselves devoid of anti-aircraft support. A few destroyers opened fire with deck-mounted machine guns, but the Thunderchiefs were both too fast and too far away for them to have any effect. They soared over the Hudson, and one by one, each launched a deadly cluster of air-to-sea missiles in the direction of the Soviet fleet.

The result was a massacre. Destroyers were blown out of the water with single hits by the advanced missiles. Cruisers rolled on their sides in balls of flame. The Soviets’ two remaining battleships, the Sovetskaya Ukraina and the Sovetskaya Gruziya, lumbered to starboard in an attempt to evade - they were like tortoises running from a leopard. Rockets pummelled them - the Ukraina burst as the magazine detonated, sending shards of scrap metal into the sky.

The airships had no more luck. Soviet fighter cover was nearly nonexistent, leaving the large, slow behemoths easy target for the Delta Darts. One by one, they burst into flames, tumbling down onto Staten Island. Of about twenty six airships deployed over New York, not a single one escaped.

When the smoke cleared, the Soviet fleet had been decimated. The Gruziya limped back to sea with its few surviving escorts, leaving behind a trail of wrecked shipping. Transports lay in ruin alongside the docks at Red Hook, along with any hope of resupply for the Soviet ground forces.

Satisfied at a job well done, the aircraft turned and headed back to Griffiss Air Force Base. They had suffered no losses.

------

“Hell of a fireworks display, huh?”

Hawthorne glanced at Major Biggs, who was staring out at the wreckage in the sea. Everywhere she looked, there was smoke - Governors Island, Liberty Island, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island - everywhere looked like it had been pounded.

“If the old Mustang was the Cadallic of the skies, what do you call a Thunderchief?” asked Eva.

Biggs pondered.

“Probably a Buick,” he said.

“They gave us this win,” said Hawthorne.

“Ma’am?” Eva tilted her head.

“They attacked without significant air cover, relying nearly entirely on their navy and what ground forces they could land,” explained Hawthorne. “They made no effort to knock out Griffiss before landing, which they could have done with submarine launched rockets. If we’d been facing a halfway capable opponent, we’d never have held.”

She shook her head.

“We were saved by incompetence,” she grunted.

“Hey, you’ve gotta give our boys credit, we still held,” said Biggs.

“This is a big propaganda win, ma’am,” added Eva. “We’ve proven they can’t just walk into our country, and…”

“‘Propaganda wins’ don't win wars, Lieutenant,” said Hawthorne. “We’ve a long way to go before that happens.”

She turned and walked off the ramparts.

“Geez, tough crowd,” grunted Biggs, rubbing the back of her head.

Eva turned towards the Manhattan skyline. Buildings were burning in the distance - most of Battery Park was aflame, and the distant sound of sirens gave the whole scene a sinister ambience.

“She’s not wrong,” she admitted. “This war’s only just begun.”

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U.S. Daily Low Temperature Records Tied/Broken 5/23/22

Unincorporated Baca County, Colorado: 36 (previous record 40 2019)

Georgetown, Colorado: 25 (previous record 28 1957)

Unincorporated Moffat County, Colorado: 31 (also 31 2017)

Unincorporated Cassia County, Idaho: 24 (also 24 2010)

Challis National Forest, Idaho: 22 (also 22 2010)

Craters Of The Moon National Preserve, Idaho: 29 (previous record 30 2016)

Unincorporated Fremont County, Idaho: 23 (previous record 25 1996)

Unincorporated Lemhi County, Idaho: 25 (previous record 28 1989)

Nezperce National Forest, Idaho: 20 (previous record 21 1995)

Rupert, Idaho: 30 (also 30 1986)

Salmon, Idaho: 28 (also 28 1986)

Salmon National Forest, Idaho: 24 (also 24 2002)

Elizabeth Township, Illinois: 37 (previous record 38 1995)

Freeport, Illinois: 38 (also 38 2006)

Allerton, Iowa: 39 (also 39 1917)

Creston, Iowa: 34 (previous record 35 1935)

Manchester, Iowa: 34 (previous record 43 2006)

Muscatine, Iowa: 38 (also 38 1963)

Spirit Lake, Iowa: 37 (previous record 38 2001)

Emporia, Kansas: 43 (previous record 46 2001)

Girard, Kansas: 45 (also 45 2001)

Glen Elder, Kansas: 38 (previous record 43 2019)

Hillsdale State Park, Kansas: 45 (previous record 46 2001)

Iola Township, Kansas: 44 (previous record 45 2001)

Morris Township 2, Kansas: 47 (also 47 1983)

Overlook Park, Kansas: 44 (previous record 46 2001)

Kalkaska Township, Michigan: 29 (also 29 2015)

Peninsula Township, Michigan: 33 (previous record 34 2003)

Albert Lea Township, Minnesota: 34 (also 34 1963)

Browns Valley, Minnesota: 34 (also 34 1987)

Hastings, Minnesota: 38 (also 38 1997)

Preston, Minnesota: 26 (previous record 31 1958)

Ashland, Missouri: 44 (also 44 2001)

Chillicothe, Missouri: 42 (previous record 45 2003)

Hudson Township, Missouri: 40 (previous record 46 2001)

Platte Township, Missouri: 42 (previous record 43 2003)

Rosebud, Missouri: 37 (previous record 38 2003)

Unincorporated Beaverhead County, Montana: 22 (also 22 2010)

Beaverhead National Forest, Montana: 20 (previous record 22 1996)

Bloody Dick Peak summit, Montana: 22 (previous record 24 1993)

Unincorporated Cascade County, Montana: 25 (previous record 26 1959)

Chinook, Montana: 27 (previous record 28 2002)

Unincorporated Chouteau County, Montana: 27 (previous record 30 2021)

Custer National Forest, Montana: 10 (previous record 11 1995)

Unincorporated Fergus County, Montana: 23 (previous record 29 2010)

Hot Springs, Montana: 31 (previous record 34 2019)

Unincorporated Lewis And Clark County, Montana: 24 (previous record 27 1995)

Unincorporated Roosevelt County, Montana: 25 (previous record 27 2002)

Unincorporated Rosebud County, Montana: 22 (previous record 28 2002)

Clay Center, Nebraska: 27 (previous record 38 1973)

Dry Cedar Township, Nebraska: 30 (previous record 36 2019)

Franklin Township, Nebraska: 34 (previous record 35 1993)

London Township, Nebraska: 31 (previous record 37 1963)

Burns Flat, Oklahoma: 51 (also 51 2017)

Canyon, Texas: 41 (previous record 45 2019)

Denver City, Texas: 49 (previous record 52 2017)

Floydada, Texas: 45 (also 45 2001)

Ft. Worth, Texas: 59 (also 59 2017)

Hart, Texas: 40 (previous record 45 2019)

Littlefield, Texas: 45 (previous record 46 1983)

Pampa, Texas: 40 (previous record 44 2019)

Altamont, Utah: 25 (also 25 1986)

Brigham City, Utah: 31 (also 31 2007)

Kodachrome Basin State Park, Utah: 26 (also 26 2010)

Trenton, Utah: 28 (also 28 1986)

Unincorporated Hot Springs County, Wyoming: 19 (previous record 23 2002)

Unincorporated Sublette County, Wyoming: 20 (also 20 2002)

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