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grusik · 6 months
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Cartagena scene by 10b travelling (sorry: glitch, so resubmitting)
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rvda · 1 year
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Met de Ten Brinkjes, Voor de LINDA. Loves, borrelen en eten bij @trattoria.graziella / @deleuropeams . Fotografie: @reinier_rvda Met hulp van: @toverberg_ Styling: @olivierjehee MUA: @kathinkagernant Haar: @janfuite . Team LINDA: @karinswerink , @sabine.geurten , @fleurkolfschoten . Met dank aan @robertjanwoltering voor de gastvrijheid!!! . #linda #lindaloves #tenbrink #roberttenbrink #charlottetenbrink #isabeltenbrink #suustenbrink #roostenbrink #emmatenbrink #hoteldeleurope #trattoriagraziella #reiniervanderaart #reinierrvda #rvda #rendezvousdesartistes (bij Trattoria Graziella) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkvjGIUIvNO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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4ndre777 · 1 year
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REX STRIKER: The Beginning.
the first step of a 1000 km journey INTRODUCTION Presenting Detectives Rex Striker, Stu Redman and Heidi Ten Brinke. REX STRICKER Rex Striker was a nineteen-year veteran of the LAPD, having dedicated his life to serving and protecting the people of Los Angeles. Rex had always had a strong sense of justice and a desire to make a difference, qualities that had been honed during his time as a…
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jasmine7031 · 8 months
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No17:Strolling around St. Helena and had dinner
The grapes and apples were starting to change color. Last night's pork( Iberico Pork Schnitzel ) was so delicious that I had it again.
*Marco Polo Style Hamachi
*CollarLiberty Farms Duck Breast & Tenbrink Farm Fruit
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yesterdayandkarma · 3 months
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Photoshot in Morocco with Maurisa S Coleman by Ralf Tenbrink
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offender42085 · 9 months
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The judge said he entered the day with the idea of sentencing to a term in the “double digits.”
Colton Fears, Florida inmate W70362, born 1989, incarceration intake in 2019 at age 30, released 01/24/2022
Accessory after the Fact
Colton Fears, the getaway driver for the man who shot at a protester after a Gainesville speech by white nationalist Richard Spencer, was poised to get out of jail with credit for time served.
At a March 2019 hearing, the prosecutor and defense attorney both wanted it. Fears, 30, had only a minor part in the crime and no longer expressed white nationalist views, they said, and his willingness to testify against the shooter, Texas white nationalist Tyler Tenbrink, also merited consideration.
But that morning in Gainesville, Circuit Judge James Colaw just couldn't get past Fears' participation in a crime "intended to scare, threaten or harm." Colaw sentenced him to the full five years in prison.
The Texas native was sentenced for his role in an Oct. 19, 2017, shooting, in which no one was injured, following Spencer's speaking event at the University of Florida.
Fears, who pleaded guilty in earlier, received credit for 515 days in county jail. He was charged initially with attempted first-degree murder, but that was reduced to accessory after the fact to attempted first-degree murder after he agreed to testify against Tenbrink.
Police say Tenbrink (Florida inmate G50325) was the one who shot at the protester. He pleaded no contest to charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and was sentenced on Feb. 27 to 15 years in prison.
Fears was the getaway driver after his brother, William, riled up a crowd of protesters by cheering Adolf Hitler and Tenbrink fired the shot. Fears drove a Jeep from the crime scene, for which he showed remorse in court Monday.
“I am embarrassed to be entangled in your court system, your Honor,” Fears said. “I wish I would have never came to Gainesville. Everything that happened that day is a regret.”
Prosecution and defense attorneys agreed that a time-served sentence of 17 month would be appropriate. Assistant State Attorney George Wright and Fears’ attorney, Lucas Taylor, said they believed Fears no longer expressed the white nationalist views of his brother and Tenbrink. The lawyers said witness testimony corroborated a claim by Fears that he never got out of the vehicle during the shooting and noted that, as the driver, he was a “minor participant” in the crime.
His participation as a witness also led prosecutors to recommend the sentence of time served.
However, Colaw said he couldn’t get past Fears’ participation as the driver, stating Fears was “not a young man” when the shooting happened and knew it was a crime to leave the scene.
The judge said he entered the day with the idea of sentencing Fears a term in the “double digits.” But after hearing both both sides argue for a 17-month sentence and hearing Fears’ statement to the court, Colaw said, he decided on a sentence of five years in prison — two years more than the minimum sentence of three years for accessory to first-degree murder.
“(The Fears brothers and Tenbrink) intended to scare, threaten or harm people,” Colaw said. “I am persuaded in part that (a double-digit sentence) is not appropriate. But I just can’t get there.”
As Fears was sentenced, his mother cried. Later, after leaving the courtroom, she collapsed, sobbing, on a bench. Fears showed little emotion as he left the courtroom.
He had hoped, according to his statement to the court, to be released from jail and return to Texas to work in the oil fields, as he had done for the 10 years prior to being arrested.
Fears said he no longer expressed white nationalist views held by Tenbrink and his brother and that his 17 months in the Alachua County jail had changed him. He apologized to the victim in the case and “the entire city of Gainesville.
“This has destroyed my life. It’s time to put this in my past and move forward,” Fears said. “I am not the monster the media has labeled me.”
Instead of being released, he will serve at least three more years in prison.
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memoriae-lectoris · 9 months
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In the aftermath of the murder of Heather Heyer and the violence at the white supremacists’ march through Charlottesville, the physical threat posed by the alt-right and neo-Nazis became far more real for many observers who might have previously thought the alt-right was limited to internet trolls. In October 2017, only two months after the Charlottesville march, avowed white nationalist Richard Spencer spoke at the University of Florida. An hour and a half after Spencer’s speech ended, three men proclaiming to be white nationalists drove their car over to a group of protesters at a bus stop and began to yell neo-Nazi chants at them. After one of the protesters hit the rear window of the vehicle with a baton, the three men jumped out of the car, reportedly yelling, “I’m going to fucking kill you!” and “Shoot them!” One of the white nationalists, Tyler Tenbrink, was carrying a gun. He fired one shot, missing the protesters, and then the men fled. All three were later caught and charged with attempted homicide. Months later, at Wayne State University in Michigan, a student pulled a knife during a dispute with a group that was handing out pamphlets in favor of immigrants’ rights. He said he wanted to “kill all illegals that don’t belong in our country.”
Students of color facing ongoing threats to their safety, and seeing frequent reports of threats elsewhere, are not new phenomena; the history of race in America is a history of discrimination and intimidation, intertwined with a history of progress. And yet, this new wave of racial intimidation may be particularly upsetting because of recent progress. In 2008, with the election of Barack Obama, many Americans had the sense that the country had turned a corner in its struggle with racism. 55 In late 2016, college students in the United States had spent the previous eight years in a country with a black president, and most experts and pundits were telling them to expect a transition to the country’s first female president.
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1973listener-blog · 1 month
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AB Sees You Andrea Tenbrink & Family at St. Pete Sunday Market 3-24-24 https://audioboom.com/posts/8478059-ab-sees-you-andrea-tenbrink-family-at-st-pete-sunday-market-3-24-24
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grusik · 1 year
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Porto street art by 10b travelling / Carsten ten Brink
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rvda · 1 year
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Met de Ten Brinkjes, Voor de LINDA. Loves, borrelen en eten bij @trattoria.graziella / @deleuropeams . Fotografie: @reinier_rvda Met hulp van: @toverberg_ Styling: @olivierjehee MUA: @kathinkagernant Haar: @janfuite . Team LINDA: @karinswerink , @sabine.geurten , @fleurkolfschoten . Met dank aan @robertjanwoltering voor de gastvrijheid!!! . #linda #lindaloves #tenbrink #roberttenbrink #charlottetenbrink #isabeltenbrink #suustenbrink #roostenbrink #emmatenbrink #hoteldeleurope #trattoriagraziella #reiniervanderaart #reinierrvda #rvda #rendezvousdesartistes (bij Trattoria Graziella) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckvi_HNoo78/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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menmonochrome · 2 months
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Follow @colourful-men for men in colour. Follow @menmonochrome for men in black and white.
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colourful-men · 2 months
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Follow @colourful-men for men in colour. Follow @menmonochrome for men in black and white.
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corepaedianews · 2 years
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Five ways to tell if someone is an expert, or just confident – from an actual expert
Not every ‘expert’ has the expertise to back up their argument. Pressmaster / shutterstock Thora Tenbrink, Bangor University Have you ever listened to a talk by somebody who came across as an expert, only to find that they had no clue after all? Or perhaps you’ve been annoyed by a colleague who explains the obvious in a condescending way. The way expertise is expressed is very similar to how…
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embracetheblessing · 2 years
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ETB 31: Project LEAH - Leaders Ending Abuse & Harm of Students with Disabilities Abused in Public Schools with Jean and Brianna TenBrink, Part 2
ETB 31: Project LEAH – Leaders Ending Abuse & Harm of Students with Disabilities Abused in Public Schools with Jean and Brianna TenBrink, Part 2
ETB 31:  In this 2nd half of a 2 part episode I continue to talk with former guests Jean and Brianna TenBrink, a dynamic mother/daughter duo about Project LEAH (Leaders Ending Abuse & Harm) a community coalition against educator abuse and mistreatment of children with disabilities in Texas public schools. Jean,  an advocacy coordinator and mother of 3 daughters, 2 of whom are on different ends of…
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yesterdayandkarma · 1 year
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Photoshot in Morocco with Maurisa S Coleman by Ralf Tenbrink
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offender42085 · 1 year
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Tyler Tenbrink, Florida inmate G50325, born 1988, incarceration intake in 2019 at age 31, scheduled for release 07/08/2032
Aggravated Assault with no intention to kill, Felon in possession of Weapon or Ammo
The man who fired a shot at protesters after the Richard Spencer (American neo-Nazi, antisemitic conspiracy theorist and white supremacist) rally in 2017 was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Tyler Tenbrink was initially charged with first-degree attempted murder but pleaded no contest to aggravated assault and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.
A judge sentenced Tenbrink to 15 years on the aggravated assault and five years on the possession charge, both of which will run concurrently. He will have to serve at least five years of the aggravated assault sentence but with 496 days credit for time already served he could potentially be out in about 3 1/2 years.
Authorities say Tenbrink fired one shot at a crowd of protesters after the Richard Spencer rally at the University of Florida in October, 2017.
The original arrest report says Tenbrink, accompanied by brothers William and Colton Fears, drove by a crowd of anti-Spencer protesters when one of them shouted 'Heil Hitler' and other chants at the crowd.
The report says one of the protesters hit their vehicle with a baton, prompting Tenbrink to get out and threaten to shoot and kill him. The report says the brothers urged him to shoot. Police say Tenbrink admitted to firing a shot, which didn't hit anyone.
All three were initially charged with attempted murder but the state attorney's office dropped the charge against William Fears and reduced Colton Fears' charge to accessory. His trial is set for March.
Tenbrink spoke to a gaggle of reporters outside of the Spencer rally, saying he didn't go there to be violent.
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