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Belos becomes both reminiscent and terrified when storms come in. Language: English Words: 6,472 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 4 Kudos: 23 Hits: 315 A collection of all my MW2 fanfics, headcanons, etc. cross-posted from Tumblr and kept in an easy-to-find place :-) Language: English Words: 89,331 Chapters: 49/? Comments: 241 Kudos: 3,373 Bookmarks: 296 Hits: 117,442

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LIGHTS UP on the stage: our hero, KING, sits on a windowsill like he’s seen his sister do many times before. This story will have spoilers for information about the lore of The Owl House and finale spoilers!!! Watch at your own risk. Language: English Words: 991 Chapters: 1/? Kudos: 18 Hits: 326Warning for CSA. It's not depicted entirely but it's clear what is going to happen. If that is something that will bother you, please don't read. Language: English Words: 9,829 Chapters: 3/3 Comments: 10 Kudos: 182 Bookmarks: 16 Hits: 2,844

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Outside the world has more stars than ever, so many it hurts King’s eyes to look up the sky. Language: English Words: 3,517 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 12 Kudos: 58 Bookmarks: 8 Hits: 1,899 Academics and the general public alike have an understandable fascination regarding the Spanish Armada. The naval confrontation in the Channel in 1588 and the subsequent disastrous Spanish circumnavigation of the storm-lashed British coastline, helped shape world history from the end of the sixteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth. Spain - the first 'Global Empire' - was bested by Mother Nature and a considerably smaller political power with the result that as her imperial pretensions stuttered, England's flourished. But it was a close run thing. In a fantastic book, Geoffrey Parker gives the reader a wealth of detailed information on how the strategist behind the Armada, Philip II of Spain, thought, worked, administered and went about his day-to-day business. Parker aims to engage three types of reader: scholars interested in Philip II; strategic analysts; and those interested in the rise and fall of great powers. The book will do so and it will engage many more. The Grand Strategy of Philip II is a book for everyone from the keenest Armada-wonks to the most frustrated of corporate middle-managers. Numerous illustrations and tables, complemented by full and discursive footnotes, make the volume an accessible tool for the most serious academic and a fascinating insight for the general reader. Philip II controlled Spain for fifty-five years in the latter half of the sixteenth century from his appointment as regent for his father, Emperor Charles V, in 1543 to his death in 1598. He was far from solely a Spanish monarch. By 1554, he was also king of Naples and king of England and, although this later title lapsed with the death of Queen Mary in 1558, in 1580, he acquired the kingdom of Portugal and her considerable overseas possessions. His empire had no common language, no common currency, disparate political institutions and laws, competing economic and strategic defence needs and even some divergent religious convictions. In spite of the seemingly insurmountable difficulties, Philip can truly be said to have ruled the first empire on which the sun never set and, long before James Bond, used the motto Non Sufficit Orbis - the World is not Enough! Accelerated Reader, AccelScan, AccelTest, AR, ATOS, Core Progress, English in a Flash, Learnalytics, And there are three ancestors who are giving the reader a hard time: Amity’s, Boscha’s, and Willow’s. Language: English Words: 39,026 Chapters: 8/? Comments: 130 Kudos: 549 Bookmarks: 57 Hits: 12,061Scarecrow!Phillip Graves x Lost!Reader Language: English Words: 4,935 Chapters: 3/3 Comments: 15 Kudos: 36 Bookmarks: 1 Hits: 468 High Days and Holidays (sound design), Lord Fairhaven’s Yacht exhibition, part of Every Encounter Counts (Outstanding Achievement Award, The National Trust) 2018

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Honorary Mention at Prix Ars Electronica 2011, in the Category Digital Sound Arts and Music, Austria 2011 There’s no denying that there is a certain sense of charm about Harmony. The quaint place is somewhere that if you have been to a small town in America as a reader that you will definitely recognize. It seems that Harmony, Indiana is just like all the small towns in this country with their small churches and stores and gatherings. Arriving to the Boiling Isles a month after Luz through a natural rift, you’re a human trapped in the Demon Realm. You weasel your way into the Emperors Coven to gain intel and no one notices… Philip Gulley is an American author born in Danville, Indiana. He is known for being one of the more recognizable voices and emblematic people who represents and knows small-town life in America. Born in 1961, he is the author of the novels Front Porch Tales and Hometown Tales.

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Caleb thinks about how he wants his brother, and can't resist the temptation to touch him. Language: English Words: 2,017 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 3 Kudos: 52 Bookmarks: 4 Hits: 1,066Exploring Nonlinear Time Within Interactive and Adaptive Electronic Music Composition Through Unreal Editor (practice based) For reference, I'll be following this list: https://www.tumblr.com/kinktober2023/718395495430635520/the-prompt-list-for-kinktober-2023-is-here-as?source=share Language: English Words: 4,418 Chapters: 4/? Comments: 4 Kudos: 83 Bookmarks: 10 Hits: 4,970 Wasn't exactly sure how to format this, ended up separating our posts with lines. Andi's the first post, then I'm the second then Andi replies and so on Language: English Words: 1,629 Chapters: 1/1 Kudos: 12 Hits: 273 Larkin stopped writing poetry shortly after his collection High Windowswas published in 1974. In an Observerobituary, Kingsley Amis characterized the poet as “a man much driven in upon himself, with increasing deafness from early middle age cruelly emphasizing his seclusion.” Small though it is, Larkin’s body of work has “altered our awareness of poetry’s capacity to reflect the contemporary world,” according to London Magazinecorrespondent Roger Garfitt. A.N. Wilson drew a similar conclusion in the Spectator:“Perhaps the reason Larkin made such a great name from so small an oeuvrewas that he so exactly caught the mood of so many of us… Larkin found the perfect voice for expressing our worst fears.” That voice was “stubbornly indigenous,” according to Robert B. Shawin Poetry Nation.Larkin appealed primarily to the British sensibility; he remained unencumbered by any compunction to universalize his poems by adopting a less regional idiom. Perhaps as a consequence, his poetry sells remarkably well in Great Britain, his readers come from all walks of life, and his untimely cancer-related death in 1985 has not diminished his popularity. Andrew Sullivan feels that Larkin “has spoken to the English in a language they can readily understand of the profound self-doubt that this century has given them. He was, of all English poets, a laureate too obvious to need official recognition.”