Can Mare solve the case and her own problems in the first season of the Mare of Easttown TV show on HBO? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Mare of EasttownĀ is cancelled or renewed for season two (this one seems to be a mini-series). Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feelĀ frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions arenātĀ considered,Ā we invite you to rate all ofĀ the first season episodes of Mare of Easttown here.
An HBO crime drama series, the Mare of Easttown TV series stars Kate Winslet, Julianne Nicholson, Jean Smart, Angourie Rice, Evan Peters, Guy Pearce, Cailee Spaeny, David Denman, John Douglas Thompson, Patrick Murney, James McArdle, Sosie Bacon, Joe Tippett, and Neal Huff. In the story, Mare Sheehan (Winslet) is a small-town Pennsylvania detective with 20 years of experience and a jaded demeanor. She investigates a local murder while trying to keep her own life from falling apart. Mare finds herself paired up with a young hotshot detective ā Colin Zabel (Peters) ā sent by the county to assist on the case. Mare is still feeling the repercussions of her broken marriage which followed her sonās suicide. Sheās trying to raise her grandson with the help of her own mother, Helen (Smart). Mare also tries to convince her daughter, Siobhan (Rice), to chase her dreams so she can get out of Easttown one day. Meanwhile, Mareās ex-husband, Frank (Denman), has bought the house behind her home (in an attempt to have a friendly divorce) and is now engaged to his new girlfriend.
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After many years of study by a combined team from Directorates G and L it became quite clear that certain groups of full-humans were indeed much less adapted to living in modern civilized environments. It was also clear certain groups were developing much slower than other full-human groups. The Committee would hold this detailed report āclose to the vestā as to be able to āstudy and address the problem away from the public spotlight.ā Riots we did not need. Our small group within the Committee had put forth a plan that perhaps when things settled down on the Martian front this situation could be addressed with education, counseling, training, etc, either within or outside of confinement. For the time being the problem needed to be set aside. Whether or not any decisive action would be taken in the future remained to be seen. Focus now had to be on keeping the planet united and focused on the Martians and their hybrid allies.
Looking back and focusing on the hybrids we should have viewed these hybrid crimes as an interplanetary insurgency readying itself for future terrorist attacks on our planet. Unfortunately, social politics had been allowed to cripple and blind us from the reality we all knew to be true. At that critical point we failed to step up and ignore loud criticisms from a small minority of āsocialā individuals and so-called pro-hybrid peace groups attempting to block efforts by the authorities, to go after these terrorists and do what needed to be done to stop them. Most members of the Committee felt that we should have simply dealt with these terrorists with a āfatal solutionā before they could mount any devastating attacks rather than allow cries of āyou are an anti-hybridistā to make us weak. The always-destructive social groups were using peace protests as a weapon of war and many within the halls of the Committee felt the problem should have been faced down with stronger determination and not attempt to ādialogueā with the opposition. That political weakness would eventually cost thousands of lives. It is a lesson some Committee members have yet to fully learn as we continue to allow certain full-human groups on Earth to engage in massive criminal behavior without proper corrective action (education, supervision, āmedical adjustmentā, detention, banishment, etc.) to end those problems. However, that policy changed when it came to hybrids after the first massive hybrid attack, and it remains in place today. Termination has become policy for all captured hybrid terrorists.
Later, intelligence operatives would indicate the mostly hybrid organization was originally formed around a loosely connected central group, which consisted of some 100 members with five leading individuals. These leaders were the āorganizers and prime target callersā known within the Brotherhood as the āPrimary Fiveā (Mars-bred hybrids only). It was clear within their organizational structure the hybrids had adopted the group-think mentality of the Martians. This was their weakness and we could exploit this flaw. Overall, no more than 20 active groups would be formed from this base of around 1000 individuals, but they were to become very active. We would later discover at the very least the āPrimary Fiveā were in direct radio contact with Martian advanced forces still orbiting the Earth as well as operating in the North and South Polar Regions. It was not surprising to later learn the Martian Brotherhood had received direct orders from the Martians on Mars on exactly which individuals and areas to target for their attacks. We would also come to learn the āPrimary Fiveā were answerable to a radio contact from Mars (a superior Martian A) known only as āThe Guiding Oneā (Ref: Martian Electric Document 74D46). This meant that the most sophisticated and powerful radios operating on Earth were in the hands of the enemy. Unfortunately, we would never establish who The Guiding One was, as this Martian A never seems to have made it to Earth.
It seemed mankind was still in an active war with the Martians, the only problem was ā we didnāt realize it yet! We would soon be dealing with do-gooders who had formed several hybrid aid organizations as well. Most authorities wrongly looked at this as a policing problem not a terrorist issue. Naturally the Committee soon had operatives well situated in several of these organizations reporting to Committee security forces. As it turned out we did not have enough individuals in place or enough information coming out. Only later would we fix that oversight.
The opening terrorist salvo by the Martian Brotherhood against mankind would be made at the Courrieresā mine in France and it would be very costly. We first heard about the attack in the middle of the night. Costly as it was it did cause world leaders to focus on the hybrid problem and really begin to deal with it on a realistic basis. The kit gloves were off ā we finally realized that we were still at war with Mars! That final realization would cost over a thousand lives.
THE COURRIERES MINE āDISASTERā
10 March 1906
Before the war the French railway system and French coal output had been second only to Great Britain in Europe. Thanks to Napoleon and later French leaders France had modernized at such a great speed that by the start of the First Martian War there was a good deal of national pride in their industrialization. Sadly much had been destroyed during the Martian War, but a core element was still very much in place and it did not take the French long, organized from a recovering Paris, to push production back to the forefront. Courrieres Mine was very much part of that push to move forward and recover.
I felt at the time that events which occurred at the mine disaster at Courrieres, France, was probably an inevitable event, at least one like it, but one that nevertheless should have been avoided. The Courrieres Mine operation was, and is, under the direction of Directorates A and B of the Executive Committee of Twelve. The mine was one of a number of operations put into place by the Committee to not only provide much needed jobs for the people of the area, but for the much needed coal being produced which, along with oil, and gas was providing the energy needed to rebuild our shattered economics. Blame, if that is what is required, goes to the Committee for perhaps pushing the operation faster and harder than it was possibly capable of operating. The need for security against a terrorist attack was not taken into proper account and it cost us dearly. It was a lesson we needed to learn and there was little time to learn such lessons.
On 10 March 1906, the men who worked at the mine paid the price for such errors. At 6:30 in the morning a huge explosion occurred deep within the mine. The mine, having originally begun operations in 1852, had been reactivated after repairs had been completed due to the destruction of its surface facilities as a result of the First Martian War. It is now realized that these repairs had not been sufficient enough, and in that coal dust was not being removed as well as it may have been possible to remove. It would be the igniting of this coal dust by a hand carried bomb, which is now known to have caused the deadly blast. That a member of the terrorist group the Martian Brotherhood could get to the center of the mine was an error that was inexcusable. We had lost control.
The explosion had been powerful enough to throw the workerās elevator cage from Shaft 3 to surface killing all on board. Shaft 4 elevator was also explosively pushed almost to the surface, but was jammed on the shaft rig. Several men were taken from that elevator alive, however only two of 30 survived the night. The elevator on Shaft 2 stayed below ground, but when it was raised by rescue workers it contained only the bodies of dead miners. The elevator on Shaft 1 was unaffected and would serve as the only way into the mine during rescue operations.
Editorās Note:This was the first successful major operation by hybrids against the humans since the end of the First Terrain War.
Rescue attempts began immediately as teams of miners and rescuers worked their way along the tunnels. Very few, still deep in the mine when rescue workers entered, would be found alive, however, some six hundred miners closer to the entrance points were able to make it to the surface in the first few hours after the disaster began. By 1 April rescuers had located a few deep miners alive and had recovered some 194 bodies. Earlier there had been some good news as rescue teams had been able to reach thirteen miners on 30 March some twenty days after the explosion. These men, more dead than alive, had survived by eating two of the mine horses after their usual daily food rations they regularly took down to the mine had been consumed.
The last survivor was pulled from the wreckage of tunnel number 16 on 4 April. In all, the worst mining disaster in recent European history had cost the lives of 1,099 miners. Nevertheless, the mine would re-open a year later with new safety equipment and security regulations in place. This disaster was great and heartfelt, but the requirement to fuel the recovery of Europe from the ravages of the First Martian War was much greater. All knew we needed to continue to build up mankindās resources in order to defeat an enemy which none could predict where they would return or when.
After the rescue and recovery efforts had been completed a Committee review showed security at the mine had been allowed to go to levels, which virtually guaranteed that this type of attack could occur. And, even though bringing the mine back into operation was critical, care was taken to insure new safety and security features, such as gas and dust removal equipment, security fencing, and guards checking passes and all equipment going into the mine would be in place and operating before new mining crews were allowed back to work. It was also found that many areas then being excavated underground by the Committee, including the three major underground city projects, were lacking in essential security and safety features. These problems of safety and security were given a much higher priority when the Committee appointed a team of mining engineers to overview all mine and underground projects to bring them up to as high a level as could be expected when it came to operational safety as well as military and civilian guards for control of all entry points. The team would report directly to an assistant director who had personal oversight of the underground operations. Accidents were still going to happen and lives were going to be lost; their job would be to prevent as many large ones as possible as well as stop any potential terrorist attacks on the underground facilities.
It would not be long before the Committee had even more pressing problems to deal with. The Martians were about to inform the world they were still very much interested in taking the Earth for themselves and they had a weapon to use that mankind had not even dreamed was possible. They would use the Earth itself to attack the creatures that called it home. This was high geo-technology at its greatest and most deadly. Needless to say, there were no public reports on the disaster at the mine, which had any reference to Martians or the Martian Brotherhood. The fact we knew they existed was a well kept Committee secret, at least for a while, even though they had sent letters to several newspapers announcing their involvement in the mine disaster. The newspapers were convinced the letters were all hoaxes and did not play up the terrorist angle, at least not at the time. (In point of fact, Directorate L had sent several letters to newspapers claiming to have bombed the mine using several false group names. These were soon shown to be hoaxes, exactly as the Committee had intended. The propaganda group had done a very good job.)
This incident showed we needed to keep much better track of all hybrids on this planet āfriendlyā or not. It was also clear that even this better tracking could not keep this terrorist situation out of the publicās view forever. The only thing the general public knew at the time was this attack had been made by hybrids. They did not know they were very well organized or being directly supported and supplied by the Martians. Eventually the Martian Brotherhoodās existence was going to be common knowledge. We needed a plan to deal with that. The solution to that problem was to develop a team of Martian hybrid experts to go after them and kill as many of the Martian Brotherhood as we could find as fast as we could find them. This was a terrorist war and we were not about to hold back anything that would help us defeat the Martians or their allies on Earth. This was ākill or be killedā and the Committee was not going to allow anyone, and we meant anyone, to stand in our way.
MAGIC – MOST SECRET CoT
Magic Order MO-55
Immediate: Identification cards for hybrids are to be re-issued with the new name designation of āHā. Example: A hybrid named John Smith will be H-John Smith. When spoken to, all hybrids will be referred to as āHā before first names are to be used. There are to be no exceptions to this order except for Excalibur personnel. Hybrids refusing this order will be placed into committee custody immediately and held indefinitely in one of the āholdingā properties.
MAGIC THREE-LONDON
MAGIC – MOST SECRET CoT
When new ID cards were issued for all hybrids no one put up much of an argument since the card issuing department had by then reported greatly increased criminal activity by hybrids. However, when it was suggested that the hybrids be required to sew an āHā on all of their clothing as an easy identifiable marking there were more than a few protests. In the wake of these protests and the possible resignation of at least three of the Magic Twelve, the full Committee soon backed away from that suggestion. It was, as Committee notes indicated ātaken off the table for the time being,ā but it was not forgotten. I must say I was happy about that decision to forgo the āHā on the clothing. We had enough problems to deal with without creating new ones. We needed unity not division.
As far as the Martians were concerned they were not about to let us forget they were still around and still very active when it came to attacking Earth. They would continue to harass Earthās population in as many ways as they could and keep a very close eye on humanity.
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Habstraktās second single of 2021 arrives in the form of āIce Coldā featuring vocalist KARRA.Ā
The single, released on TiĆ«stoāsĀ Musical Freedom Records, blends Habstraktās favorite elements ā grimy bass, street sounds, and a pulsing house bassline. Whether you are looking for a song fit for the dance floor at 1 AM or a new addition to your workout playlist, this song packs all the energy you need.
Habstrakt says:
This next release is a big big one to meā months in the works, 40 versions before getting it right. Its raw, brutal, unapologetic and honestly quite bizarre, and Iām so freaking proud of it.
The release follows Habstraktās mid-March remix to Nitepunkās āFlow.ā The song adds further depth to his sizable discography, which features releases on HARD Records, Monstercat, Confession, Insomniac Records, and Skrillexās OWSLA.
KARRA has earned a name for herself in the electronic music industry, working with the likes of KSHMR, Armin Van Buuren, Steve Aoki and various other chart-toppers.
i meant to post this a while back. i have been in a little bit of slump and needed some cheering up and to just have some fun and ENJOY myself. also… a lot more lyric blunders and all that in this one but, nonetheless, i hope you enjoy yourselves and the videos.
my music channel that i dont post nearly enough on:
timestamps as usual:
1:00 – You’re Not the One – Sky Ferreira
4:55 – Everything Is Embarrassing – Sky Ferreira
6:09 – In My Bed – Amy Winehouse (Live Instrumental Karaoke Version)
11:17 – Stronger Than Me – Amy Winehouse
12:05 – I Blame Myself – Sky Ferreira
12:43 – Heavy Metal Heart – Sky Ferreira
13:10 – The City – The 1975
15:43 – Settle Down – The 1975
18:18 – S*x – The 1975
21:16 – Animals – Maroon 5
22:58 – Somebody Else – The 1975 (Acoustic/Piano Karaoke Cover)
25:50 – Lovergirl – Teena Marie
28:06 – Bohemian Rhapsody
29:43 – The Note in Bohemian Rhapsody
30:52 – Party All The Time – Eddie Murphy
31:21 – Fergalicious – Fergie (I TRIED YALL LOL)
33:18 – Make Me Like You – Gwen Stefani
33:47 – Obsessed – Mariah Carey
34:25 – Midnight Sky – Miley Cyrus
34:49 – Donne Moi Ton Coeur – Louane
36:10 – Tous Les Memes – Stromae
36:40 – Donne Moi Ton Coeur – Louane (Acoustic/Piano Karaoke)
(just a note, i am learning french and have been using music to help me study! not meant to offend. if i have any french watchers/speakers/subscribers feel free to give me pointers to improve or help!!)
37:51 – Locked Out of Heaven – Bruno Mars
38:37 – This Love – Maroon 5
39:39 – I Write Sins Not Tragedies – Panic! At The Disco
40:26 – What You Know – Two Door Cinema Club
41:41 – Primadonna – MARINA
43:36 – Off to the Races – Lana Del Rey (I. TRIED. SO HARD. LOL)
46:10 – You Can Be the Boss – Lana Del Rey (Live Karaoke)(I also tried lol)
47:34 – I Am Not A Robot – MARINA
48:23 – Put Your Head On My Shoulder – Paul Anka
50:04 – Streets – Doja Cat (Acapella)(couldnt get the full thing, my computer died!)
50:32 – Outro
I hope you enjoyed me forgetting and swapping lyrics lol
It will take me a while, but I will also add the links to the karaoke videos used soon.
A look at the clave and how to incorporate it into your Jazz practice routine. Also a look at the “modes of the clave” a la Miles Okazaki.
Some tunes mentioned in the video
Robert Ross, the rapper known as Black Rob who was on the Bad Boy Records roster at the turn of the century, has died at the age of 51, according to multiple media reports. Mark Curry, who was also on Bad Boy, and DJ Self, shared the news on social media. Last week, Curry organized a GoFundMeĀ to help the rapper, who had been battling a number of health issues in recent years.
āThis Gofundme is to help him find a home, pay for medical help & stability during these trying times. Weāve lost a lot legends and we canāt afford to lose anymore. This is my way to try and help,ā the description read.
Last week, DJ Self posted a photo of Black Rob in the hospital, which you can see below.
Born onĀ July 12, 1969, in Buffalo, Black Rob was signed to Sean Combsā Bad Boy label and in 1999, releasedĀ Life Story on the label. He first appeared on 112āsĀ āCome See Meā and would also guest on songs by Notorious B.I.G., Ma$e, Cru, Ol Dirty Bastard and Faith Evans. In 1998, VIBE featured Black Rob as an artist on the rise. āThe way I talk on the mike is the way I talk when Iām face-to-face with you. Aināt nothinā watered down. I donāt talk about Rolexes, minks, or Cristal ācause I donāt have that,ā he told the publication of his style.
Life Story, his 2000 Bad Boy debut,Ā spawned the rapperās biggest solo hit, āWhoa!ā The song peaked at No. 43 on theĀ Billboard 200Ā in 2000 after it was released as a single.
Black Rob also appeared with Curry on DiddyāsĀ āBad Boy for Lifeā in 2001. The song peaked at No. 33 on theĀ Billboard 200. He left Bad Boy in 2010 and he released his final album in 2015.
Danny Liang, at Wo Hop, where he was worked for the past decade. Photo: Janice Chung
Danny Liang is a waiter at Wo Hop, a restaurant at 17 Mott Street in Manhattan that has been in business since 1938. Originally from Guangzhou, China, Danny has been working at Wo Hop for the last ten years, with the exception of the four months in 2020 when it was closed.
In early 2020, seeing how China was dealing with COVID-19, I knew that this was never going to be something that just comes and goes quickly over here. There was no doubt in my mind that it was going to be a long journey. This was a very serious disease, and if China took it that seriously, it was something really deadly for sure.
Once all nonessential businesses were forced to close in mid-March, I remember walking through Chinatown and it was like Iād never seen it before. It was dead, deserted. I felt a sense of hopelessness and despair. I just couldnāt see a light at the end of the tunnel, and didnāt know how we were going to get out of this. I have two kids and have to pay rent, so not having income from my job was a huge obstacle. My oldest child, a son, is 21, and my youngest, a daughter, is 5. My wife is a home health aide, but because of the pandemic, she also has to take care of our daughter at home. So she canāt work as much, maybe two or three days a week at most.
Photo: Janice Chung
I applied for unemployment benefits. It wasnāt easy. For the first two months after applying, I didnāt receive any benefits. In the meantime, I had to rely solely on my savings. In Chinese culture, we try to save money for a rainy day, so that was my rainy-day fund.
We reopened at Wo Hop in July. While it was closed, the management tried to do as much as possible to help out the staff. If someone ever needed money, they would forward our next paycheck in advance, just to give us a little leeway. We have a staff of 21 people, and before the pandemic, the restaurant was open for business 24 hours a day. So we used to have people working the day shift and the night shift. Now that there are restrictions on hours of operation, we canāt possibly be open 24/7 with everyone working as many hours as before. Currently, weāre open from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. The management wanted to bring everyone back to work and ensure that everyone gets a fair chance at working shifts and getting paid. So, since reopening, we have greatly reduced hours, with most people only working two days a week. For me, the money is just sufficient for food. I am still receiving some government aid, and together, itās okay for now. Pretty much everyone who works here also receives some government aid.
Over the last year, I have definitely felt less safe. Thereās a lot of anti-Asian rhetoric thatās been going on, but I donāt want people to think that everyoneās like that. The majority of the people Iāve interacted with are nice, and are nice to Chinese people. Itās just some people.
Photo: Janice Chung
The city allows restaurants to stay open until 11 p.m., but we close at 9 p.m., just to give the workers time to get home before itās too late. I take the bus and subway. Pre-pandemic, I used to work the night shift. I would come into work at 9 p.m. and get off in the early morning. Back then, I never felt scared because once I left, there were people in the streets. Bars were still open. But now, because of the pandemic, the streets have been deserted.
There was a stabbing not too far from here, on Worth Street, and since the incident, we have been telling people to be extra cautious when weāre out and about. Thatās all you can do, just be more careful. My family will sometimes call me to see where I am, and to make sure I return home safely. Pre-pandemic, if one of my family members called me, it would be like, āHey, can you grab something on the way home?āBut now itās like, āHey, where are you? Are you home yet?ā
I havenāt been targeted by any hate crimes over the last year, fortunately, and I donāt know anyone who has been, either. But Iāve noticed that now, when I go places, I feel that I get looked at a little differently. I feel the stares on me.
Photo: Janice Chung
Overall, most people are really nice to us, and after the rallies the other weekend, there were a lot of other minorities that came out to support us, whether they be Black or other Asian American groups, like Indians. I hope that I can support other minorities as well, and I hope we can all unify and just live in peace.
I was working when the rally was going on. Afterward, people streamed into Chinatown and a lot of people came to Mott Street, so the street was full ā the restaurants were really busy, because everyone was trying to help support the businesses here. It was really exciting to see that many people back, and to see the streets bustling again.
Photo: Janice Chung
Now, I do sense some hope and see some light at the end of the tunnel. Pre-vaccinations, I didnāt really have much hope. But now, with the vaccinations, thereās a sense that itās going to get better. There have been a lot of businesses in Chinatown that closed down permanently over the last year. So I did have that fear that Wo Hop could close for good, and I didnāt really have a plan for that. In the midst of the pandemic, the restaurant closing was only one thing, because at that point, I didnāt even know how I was going to leave home to work again. But now weāve turned that corner. I hope the government ramps up vaccinations so we can turn the corner even faster.
I hope that the restaurant goes back to normalcy, where everyone works as much as they need, where everyoneās united, and thereās no anti-Asian sentiment. In order for everyone to succeed, everyone needs to unite.
All immigrants move in the hopes of having a better life, a better future. When I came here, Wo Hop provided that. To us, Wo Hop means ābig family.ā The words actually mean ātogetherness, or āco-existing.ā But when I started working here, I soon found that everyone acts as a family. The owner treats all the staff well, like just one big family. And weāre going to continue to support one another.