For me, it's:
Year Negative Four

• J'onn J'onzz is accidentally teleported to Earth by Dr. Saul Erdel. He disguises himself as police detective John Jones, using his powers in secret, but never revealing his Martian identity to anyone.

Year Negative Two

• After years of exploring the world, Arthur Curry discovers Atlantis and is imprisoned by its current rulership for three years.

Year One

• Clark Kent debuts as Superman in Metropolis (he was never Superboy)
  • Other than Luthor, Gerald Shugel, Prankster, and Bizarro, Superman's first year is mostly spent intervening in ordinary crimes and crises, as not a lot of supervillains have come out of the woodwork yet.
  • By the end of the year, Clark learns of his Kryptonian heritage.
• Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham after training abroad and begins operating as the Batman.
  • Batman has his first encounters with Catwoman, Hugo Strange, the Mad Monk, and Dr. Death. Other than this, Batman is mostly fighting street and organized crime.
  • The Bat-Signal is established by the end of the year.
• Diana leaves Themyscira and begins operating as Wonder Woman.
  • Wonder Woman is mostly working to stop Aries' plot, but she also encounters Paula von Gunther, Angle Man, Dr. Poison, and The Cheetah (Priscilla Rich).
• Hal Jordan encounters Abin Sur and becomes the Green Lantern of Sector 2814.
  • Jordan first encounters Hector Hammond and Legion.
  • Sinestro begins mentoring Hal.
• Barry Allen becomes The Flash.
• Oliver Queen returns to Star City and becomes Green Arrow.

Year Two

• Arthur Curry escapes prison and makes his public debut as Aquaman.
• The wizard Shazam appoints Billy Batson to be Captain Marvel.
• Superman first encounters kryptonite, The Parasite, Metallo, Toyman, and Mister Mxyzptlk.
  • Superman and Batman first meet.
  • Superman later has his first encounters with other superheroes, teaming up with them when their paths cross.
• Batman first encounters The Joker, The Scarecrow, The Penguin, The Riddler, Poison Ivy, and Killer Croc.
  • The Holiday murders begin.
  • Batman wrestles with a venom addiction before kicking it.
  • By the end of the year, the Falcone and Maroni gangs are mostly dismantled, and Harvey Dent becomes Two-Face.
• Wonder Woman first encounters Dr. Psycho, Circe, Giganta, and The Cheetah (Barbara Minerva).
• Hal encounters the Puppeteer, Sonar, Black Hand, Evil Star, and the Invisible Destroyer.
  • Sinestro is stripped of his ring and exiled after it is revealed that he is misusing his power to rule Korugar.

Year Three

• Superman first encounters Brainiac, whom he stops from bottling Metropolis.
  • Superman first encounters General Zod and his confederates when they escape from the Phantom Zone.
  • Superman has his first encounters with the machinations of Darkseid, as Intergang begins using mysteriously advanced weaponry and emissaries of Darkseid begin to attack Project Cadmus.
    • Orion and the Forever People come to Earth to work against Darkseid.
    • Superman first encounters a Boom Tube and visits SuperTown, where he meets Lightray and other new Gods for the first time.
• Batman first encounters Mr. Freeze, Clayface, and the Mad Hatter.
  • Batman first encounters Mr. Freeze, Clayface, Deadshot, and Man-Bat.
  • Bruce Wayne adopts Dick Grayson, who starts operating as Robin.
• Roy Harper becomes Speedy.
• Guy Gardner is appointed as a back-up Green Lantern.
• Alec Holland becomes the Swamp Thing.

Year Four

• Wally West becomes Kid Flash.
• Kara Zor-El lands on Earth and becomes Supergirl.
• J'onn J'onzz unites Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, the Flash, and Aquaman to fend off a White Martian invasion. They temporarily operate out of a satellite Batcave in Rhode Island and form The Justice League.
  • No longer keeping his presence hidden, J'onn J'onzz starts operating publicly as "Martian Manhunter" at the encouragement of his teammates.
  • The League builds the Hall of Justice in Washington, D.C., which becomes their stable base of operations.
  • The League later encounters Starro, Kanjar-Ro, Doctor Destiny, the Royal Flush Gang, and other villains.
  • Green Arrow becomes the first League recruit and helps Bruce Wayne finance the Watchtower Satellite.
  • Zatanna discovers her magical powers and enlists various superheroes to help her find her father, reconnecting with Bruce Wayne in the process.
  • The League later recruits Black Lightning, Zatanna, Black Canary, The Atom, Hawkwoman, and Hawkman.
• Aquaman takes the throne as ruler of Atlantis.
  • Garth becomes Aqualad.
• Barbara Gordon becomes Batgirl.
• Jack Ryder becomes The Creeper and Boston Brand becomes Deadman.
• Superman first meets Darkseid face-to-face.
  • Superman encounters Mongul and War World.
  • Morgan Edge's WGBS buys out the Daily Planet.

Year Five

• Aquaman meets Mera.
• The League recruits Elongated Man, Red Tornado, Metamorpho, and Firestorm.
• Robin, Speedy, Aqualad, Wonder Girl, and Kid Flash form the Teen Titans.
• Oliver Queen loses his fortune, grows the goatee, and redesigns his costume from the Silver Age green-and-red suit to the Neal Adams suit.
• Batman first encounters Ra's al Ghul.
• Roman Sionis becomes Black Mask.
• Helena Bertinelli becomes The Huntress.

Year Six

• Hal Jordan and Oliver Queen go their road trip across the U.S., going from being mere colleagues to friends.
  • John Stewart is inducted as a Green Lantern.
• Nathaniel Adams returns and General Eilling starts Project Atom, blackmailing Adams to work as a government asset while posing as Captain Atom.

Year Seven

• Dick Grayson starts attending Hudson University, meaning that he and Batman begin to work together less frequently, though they still keep in touch and team up when Dick is on holidays.
  • Bruce Wayne moves from Wayne Manor to his downtown Penthouse.
• Raven unites Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, Cyborg, Beast Boy, and Starfire to form a new version of the Teen Titans.

Year Eight

• Dick Grayson becomes Nightwing.
• Jason Todd becomes Robin.
• Batman, Robin, and Wonder Woman visit Superman to celebrate his birthday, only to find that he has been captured by Mongul.
• Barry Allen dies saving the universe from the Anti-Monitor.
  • Wally West becomes The Flash.
• Power Girl from Earth-2 becomes stranded on Earth-0.
• Amanda Waller launches Task Force X.
• While the original Justice League is on hiatus, the U.N. forms the Justice League International.
• Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters stuff starts happening now.
• Swamp Thing, Constantine, Etrigan the Demon, and the Phantom Stranger team up to fight the Great Darkness.

Year Nine

• Deacon Blackfire's cult takes over Gotham, but he is stopped by Batman and Robin.
• Jason Todd is killed by The Joker.
• Barbara Gordon is paralyzed by The Joker.

Year Ten

• Anarky debuts.
• Tim Drake assumes the mantle of Robin.
• Virgil Hawkins becomes Static.

After the first decade or so, time starts being more amorphous and operating on some cross between a timeline that develops and a stationary Simpsons-like timeline where time doesn't really move. Some things progress, some things don't, everything is kept vague, and characters don't notice or call attention to this. Essentially, large amounts of time are zipped into small amounts of time, and both the longer and shorter time intervals between events are "correct" depending on how much we're zooming in on the timeline. For example, Kyle Rayner had a good number of years as a solo Green Lantern and Tim Drake was Robin for a solid amount of time before Hal Jordan returned and Damian Wayne showed up, but somehow, superheroes in general have only been operating for about 10 to 15 years, max. This is really the only way you can keep Batman perpetually in his 30s or 40s without having weird consequences like each Robin only holding the title for a year before he gets a new one.
So after this, I stop having specific "years" and it becomes more like "periods of time in which certain things co-occur." So there might be considerable time intervals between events, yet those events might also paradoxically be squished into some 10-15-year timeline.
The Fall of Heroes Era

• The Death and Return of Superman happen.
  • Superboy and Steel debut.
• Bane debuts and Knightfall happens.
• Diana is replaced by Artemis as Wonder Woman.
• Shortly after Clark and Bruce return, Hal becomes the Parallax.
  • Kyle Rayner becomes Earth's Green Lantern.
• Oliver Queen dies.
  • Connor Hawke becomes Green Arrow.

The Reconstruction Era

• Clark Kent and Lois Lane get married.
• Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (Rayner), The Flash (West), Aquaman, and Martian Manhunter reform the Justice League.
  • Electric Superman Blue never happened, lol.
• Robin, Superboy, and Impulse form Young Justice.
• Cataclysm, Contagion, and No Man's Land happen (sorry for having so much destruction during the reconstruction era)
• Cassandra Cain becomes Batgirl.

The Millennium Era

• Obviously didn't happen around the turn of the millennium anymore because floating timeline.
• Our Worlds at War and Bruce Wayne: MurdereFugitive happen around here.
• Oliver Queen returns from the dead.

The Infinite Crisis Era

• Hal Jordan and the GLC return.
• Infinite Crisis, 52, and OYL happen.

The Final Crisis Era

• The War of Light (Sinestro Corps War through Blackest Night) stuff happens.
• The Black Glove/Leviathan Saga (Batman & Son through Batman Incorporated) stuff happens.
  • Bruce meets Damian Wayne.
• The New Krypton stuff happens.
• Katherine Kane becomes Batwoman.

There are things I'm on the fence on, such as whether the Golden Age heroes are part of this timeline. On the one hand, I like the idea of Superman being the world's very first superhero and the public never having had encountered anything fantastical until his debut. If the JSA existed before him, then his debut would be met with "hey look, I guess flying men are back" instead of "can you BELIEVE a man can fly?!" Batman's debut also seems more striking if Gotham was never patrolled by a Green Lantern (that guy probably would have single-handedly demolished Gotham's mob in the '40s instead of letting it grow to the size it would later become).
On the other hand, I wouldn't want to jettison the cool relationships that exist between the Golden Age and later characters, like Kyle Rayner knowing Jade. I think I lean toward "keep them on Earth-2, but allow them to have regular meetings and friendships with the Earth-0 guys." But if the walls between universes are that porous, that just raises the question of why Power Girl got stuck on Earth-0 when the rest of the Earth-2 people can go home whenever they want.

Today's additions are:

• We don't suck, we blow! - Chimneys (Tags: hip hop, jazz, rock, beat, beats, fusion, hip-hop, jazz, rock, samples, Hamburg) [JazzLab]
  
• Haishen - Awaken the Endless Deep (Tags: metal, rock, ambient, post-rock, progressive, Rochester) [Needlejuice]
  
• Vulvodynia - Entabeni (Tags: ) [Unique Leader]
  
• Intervals - memory palace (Tags: metal, progressive, rock, independent, instrumental, prog, Toronto) [Independent]
  
• Oppress. - The Subtle Art of Turning Gold into Shit (Tags: black metal, extreme metal, metal, death metal, United Kingdom) [Independent]
  
• Clæmus - Mercurial (EP) (Tags: metal, experimental rock, progressive metal, Wellington) [Independent]
  
• Francisco Domínguez - Arrosa xuriaren artean (Tags: classical, avant garde, contemporary, electronic, Vitoria Gasteiz) [Ensemble Sinkro]
  
• Markgraf - Hohenbaden (Tags: black metal, heavy metal, metal, Baden Baden) [Independent]
  
• Demersal - Demersal (Tags: metal, hardcore, metallic hardcore, screamo, Odense) [Independent]
  
• yaya bey - Ten Fold (Tags: hip hop, hip-hop, r&b, r&b/soul, rap, soul, Brooklyn) [Big Dada]
  
• Knocked Loose - You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To (Tags: metal, metalcore, beatdown, hardcore, metallic hardcore, numetal, sludge, Louisville) [Pure Noise]
  
• The Tangent - To Follow Polaris (Tags: rock, yes, genesis, prog, prog rock, progressive, progressive rock, van der graaf generator, London) [InsideOut Music]
  
• Sidus Atrum - “Розірване Небо (Torn Sky)” (Tags: female fronted metal, metal, atmospheric, blackened death doom, blackened doom, blackened doom metal, death doom metal, doom metal, ukrainian black metal, ukrainian metal, Kyiv) [Independent]
  
• GOD MOTHER - Sinneseld (Tags: death metal, grindcore, hardcore, metal, power violence, Stockholm) [Independent]
  
• Bab L' Bluz - Swaken (Tags: blues, psychedelic trance, funk, gnawa, Marrakesh) [Real World]
  
• Speed Dealer Moms - Birth Control Pill (Tags: electronic, idm, los angeles, analog, breakcore, breaks, experimental electronic, jungle, leftfield, rave, Winnipeg) [Evar]
  
• EABS - Reflections of Purple Sun (Tags: jazz, jazz fusion, ambient, breakbeat, hip hop, jazz, jazz-funk, poland, spiritual jazz, techno, Wrocław) [Astigmatic]
  
• Vaticinal Rites - Cascading Memories Of Immortality (Tags: brescia, death metal, italy, metal, Brescia) [Everlasting Spew]
  
• Thot - Delta (Tags: rock, industrial rock, noise rock, post-metal, post-punk, post-rock, Brussel) [Pelagic]
  
• Shane Parish - Repertoire (Tags: alternative, fingerpicking, folk guitar, jazz, music, solo guitar, Athens) [Palilalia]
  
• we broke the weather - Restart Game (Tags: boston, rock, garage prog, jazz fusion, math rock, nu-jazz, post-rock, prog rock, progressive rock, psych rock, stoner rock, Somerville) [Independent]
  
• Brad Mehldau - After Bach II (Tags: jazz, classical, genius, piano, piano solo, Amsterdam) [Nonesuch]
  
• Brad Mehldau - Après Fauré (Tags: jazz, classical, genius, piano, piano solo, Amsterdam) [Nonesuch]
  
• Sonus Umbra - Whiteout Hi Res (24 bit) (Tags: progressive rock, rock, Chicago) [Progrock.com's Essentials]
  
• Dälek - Negro Necro Nekros (Tags: hip-hop/rap, hip hop, hip-hop, rap, underground, underground hip hop, Union City) [Ipecac]
  
• Iravu/Mumuksu - Sudra (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, death metal, extreme metal, metal, rabm, ambient, blackened doom, dark ambient, doom metal, red anarchist black metal, Malaysia) [Iravu]
  
• SVNEATR - Never Return (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, blackened death metal, canadian black metal, metal, progressive black metal, Vancouver) [Prosthetic]
  
• SYK - eartHFlesh (Tags: metal, black-metal, death-metal, extreme-metal, groove-metal, progressive, Italy) [Season of Mist]
  
• Yi-Ting Lu - An Unopened Seashell (Tags: bassoon, contemporary classical, guitar, harp, piano, saxophone, New York) [New Focus]
  
• Dreare - Foregone (Tags: metal, drone, instrumental, post-metal, progressive, synth, Czech Republic) [Independent]
  
• Sithu Aye - Kindness (Tags: metal, djent, instrumental, progressive metal, Glasgow) [Independent]
  
• Mountainscape - Iridescent (Tags: blackgaze, metal, instrumental, post-blackmetal, post-metal, post-rock, soundtrack, Reading) [Celestial Diadem]
  
• Ehtëk - Íncst (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, metal, post black metal) [Independent]
  
• no funeral records - Gil Cerrone / Letterbombs Split (Tags: australia, finland, kitchener, on, punk, emo, emoviolence, screamo, skramz, Canada) [Independent]
  
• Eat Your Own Head - The Trawler - EP (Tags: alternative, rock, alternative, grunge, independent music, math rock, math-rock, post-rock, rock, London) [Drongo]
  
• GNAW THEIR TONGUES - Hagetisse - The fountain of fallen stars (Tags: black metal, drone, experimental, Smallingerland) [Independent]
  
• Crystalline Thunderbolts Pierce The Sacred Mountain - Shine Like The Suicidal Madness Of The Sacred Amethyst (Tags: black metal, drone, experimental, Smallingerland) [GNAW THEIR TONGUES]
  
• No Teeth - Decadence In Breeding (Tags: experimental, art rock, experimental rock, garage, noise rock, post-punk, Newcastle Upon Tyne) [Post Post Music]
  
• JOURS PÂLES - DISSOLUTION (Tags: asphodèle, black metal, blackgaze, emotional black metal, french black metal, jours pâles, ladlo, melancolic metal, France) [Les Acteurs de l'ombre]
  
• Atavistia - Inane Ducam (I will lead into nothingness) (Tags: black metal, blackened death metal, death metal, melodic metal, metal, brutal metal, epic metal, melodic death metal, Vancouver) [Independent]
  
• Black Hole Deity - Profane Geometry (Tags: brescia, death metal, italy, metal, tech death metal, brutal death metal, tech death, Brescia) [Everlasting Spew]
  
• olim - Because (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, blackgaze, metal, post black metal, post-black, Greater Sudbury) [Independent]
  
• Bleached Cross - Columns of Impenetrable Light (Tags: punk, darkwave, electronic, experimental, post-punk) [Independent]
  
• Windows96 - Yes Da Da Da (Tags: electronic, chillwave, psychedelic, synthwave, vaporwave, São Paulo) [Independent]
  
• ELECTROMANCER - Enforcer (Tags: thrash metal, 80s, metal, metalcore, instrumental, metal, progressive metal, synthwave, video game music, Australia) [Paul Wardingham]
  
• svrm - Прощання (Tags: black metal, metal, Kharkiv) [Independent]
  
• Chase Elodia - Have, Know, Want (Tags: jazz, indie, jazz, rock, Brooklyn) [Biophilia]
  
• Paradox Rift - Ensnared (Tags: metal, deathmetal, grindcore, melodic death metal, progressive metal, Cleveland) [Independent]
  
• MATTHEW SHIPP - THE DATA (Tags: jazz, matthew shipp, avant garde jazz, avant-garde music, free jazz, improvised music. rogueart, jazz piano, new york jazz, piano, Paris) [RogueArt]
  
• The Rhythm Method - Pastorale (Tags: acoustic, classical, experimental, classical, contemporary classical, experimental, flute, holiday music, new music, post asmr, string quartet, New York) [Independent]
  
• Katt Rán - SÁLA (Tags: alternative, folk, icelandic, nordic, pagan, viking, Delft) [Svart]
  
• John O'Gallagher - Beast (Tags: jazz, alto saxophone, free improv, free jazz, "john ogallagher", modern jazz, nu jazz, spiritual jazz, vinyl, whirlwind recordings, Birmingham) [Whirlwind]
  
• Liturgy - Immortal Life II (Tags: experimental, black metal, Brooklyn) [Independent]
  
• A Night In Texas - Digital Apocalypse (Tags: ) [Unique Leader]
  
• Like Moths To Flames - The Cycles Of Trying To Cope (Tags: metal, metalcore, hardcore, Columbus) [UNFD]
  
• Rendered Helpless - From Nothing Comes All (Tags: death metal, deathcore, doom, metal, progressive, slam, slamming brutal death metal, sludge, Christchurch) [Independent]
  
• Colin Stetson - The love it took to leave you (Tags: experimental, indie, jazz, instrumental, Montréal) [Envision]
  
• Cosmic Jaguar - El Era del Jaguar (Tags: death metal, metal, technical metal, technical thrash metal, thrash metal, avant-garde, progressive metal, world music, Zhytomyr) [Independent]
  
• BALWEZO WESTIJIZ - Tower Of Famine (Tags: black metal, sweden, Kitchener) [Profound Lore]
  
• Cruce Signatus - Cruce Signatus (Tags: dungeon synth, metal, synthwave & darksynth, Milwaukee) [Independent]
  
• Gaylord - Baseball Bats and Butterfly Knives (Tags: grind, grindcore, lgbtq, metal, queer, queercore, antifa, black metal, lgbtq, Canada) [Independent]
  
• Mark Guiliana - MARK (Tags: jazz, rock, electronic, instrumental, jazz and improvised music, Los Angeles) [Edition]
  
• Summoning The Lich - Under The Reviled Throne (Tags: death metal, metal, thrash metal, St. Louis) [Prosthetic]
  
• Houle - Ciel Cendre et Misère Noire (Tags: black metal, death metal, melodic black metal, metal, Paris) [Independent]
  
• Luna Li - When a Thought Grows Wings (Tags: alternative, dreamy, groovy, indie, pop, Los Angeles) [In Real Life]
  
• The Plot In You - Vol. 2 (Tags: alternative, hardcore, metal, metalcore, post-hardcore, rock, Ohio) [Fearless]
  
• Drawn from Ichor - Up Into The Wolfs Jaw (Tags: death metal, metal, Sheffield) [Independent]
  
• TESTO - Marya.Ivan (Tags: idm, world, dub, folklore, jungle, world music, Saint Petersburg) [Independent]
  
• Anna Gadt, Marta Grzywacz, Natalia Kordiak, Gosia Zagajewska - VOICEACT (Tags: anna gadt, cecil taylor, gosia zagajewska, impro, jazz, marta grzywacz, natalia kordiak, vice, free impro, fsrecords.net, improvisation, music, piano, Warsaw) [Fundacja Słuchaj]
  
• Pijn - From Low Beams Of Hope (Tags: experimental, rock, ambient, doom, drone, post-metal, post-rock, Manchester) [Floodlit]
  
• JACK - Split with Chadhel (Tags: rock, grindcore-crossover, hardcore, punk, Hungary) [Independent]
  
• Milton Nascimento & Esperanza Spalding - Milton + esperanza (Tags: jazz, New York) [Concord Jazz]
  
• Fake Fruit - Mucho Mistrust (Tags: punk, indie rock, lunchmeat, oakland, post-punk, wobbly, Oakland) [Carpark]
  
• Fire-Toolz - Breeze (Tags: electronic, idm, alternative rock, cybergrind, electro-industrial, emo, experimental, experimental electronic, fusion, glitch, grindcore, jazz fusion, new age, noise, noisecore, prog, Chicago) [Independent]
  
• Oxygen Destroyer - Guardian of the Universe (Tags: angelcorpse, metal, morbid angel, death metal, death thrash, death thrash metal, demolition hammer, kreator, morbid saint, vader, Seattle) [Redefining Darkness]
  
• Soften The Glare - EP III (Tags: rock, math rock, progmetal, progrock, Raleigh) [Independent]
  
• The Flying Luttenbachers - Spectral Warrior Mythos 2 (Tags: experimental, grindcore, modern classical, no wave, noise, post punk, New York) [UG Explode]
  
• TALL MARY - When Will I Find Something New (Tags: drone, experimental, noise punk, post rock, Vancouver) [Kingfisher Bluez]
  
• Цар Стангра - Битката за Фиорда - На живо в Сагене (Tags: black metal, bulgaria, metal, dark ambiant, folk, ritualistic, Canada) [Independent]
  
• Anarchÿ - The Spectrum of Human Emotion (Tags: melodic metal, melodic thrash metal, metal, technical thrash metal, progressive metal, progressive thrash metal, speed-metal, thrash, thrash metal, St. Louis) [Independent]
  
• PreHistoric Animals - Finding Love In Strange Places (Tags: alternative, alternative rock, prog rock, progmetal, Sweden) [Dutch Music Works]
  
• THE LAST OF LUCY - Godform (Tags: metal, brutal death metal, death metal, deathcore, grind, grindcore, hardcore, mathcore, progressive death metal, progressive metal, tech death, technical death, technical death metal, us death metal, United States) [Transcending Obscurity]
  
• And So I Watch You From Afar - Megafauna (Tags: alternative, instrumental, rock, Belfast) [Independent]
  
• ColdCell - Age Of Unreason (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, depressive black metal, extreme metal, metal, Basel) [Independent]
  
• IXION - RESTRICTION (Tags: electronic, metal, ambient, androids, atmospheric metal, blade runner, doom metal, electronica, gothic metal, robots, synthwave, France) [Independent]
  
• William Soovik Grand Finale - Once More, Dear Friends! (Tags: contemporary jazz, experimental, free jazz, gothenburg jazz, grunge jazz, jazz, rock, saxophone, swedish jazz, Gothenburg) [Independent]
  
• Carb On Carb - Take Time (Tags: new zealand, punk, emo, emo revival, midwest emo, pop punk, Whanganui) [Independent]
  
• اکوان (Akvan) - سووشون (Tags: black metal, black metal from iran, blackened death metal, iran, iranian black metal, metal, Iran) [Independent]
  
• Claire Cross - Sleep Cycle (Tags: jazz, ambient, australian jazz, chamber, contemporary jazz, folk, minimalism, nu jazz, progressive rock, Berlin) [Art as Catharsis]
  
• Extortionist - Devoid Of Love & Light (Tags: deathcore, extortionist, hardcore, industrial, metal, metalcore, unique leader records) [Unique Leader]
  
• Sebastien Ammann - Change Of Course (Tags: jazz, New York) [Ropeadope]
  
• Pallbearer - Mind Burns Alive (Tags: epic doom metal, metal, Little Rock) [Nuclear Blast]
  
• COGNITIVE - Abhorrence (Tags: death metal, metal, progressive, slam, technical death metal, grindcore, Jersey) [Metal Blade]
  
• Botanist - Paleobotany (Deluxe Edition) (Tags: metal, avant-garde, black metal, experimental, hammered dulcimer, San Francisco) [Prophecy]
  
• NOCTURNUS AD - Unicursal (Tags: black metal, death metal, metal, heavy metal, Tampa) [Profound Lore]
  
• Kulk - It Gets Worse (Tags: alternative, norwich, doom, doom metal, heavy, post-metal, psychedelic, sludge, stoner metal, stoner rock, United Kingdom) [Human Worth]
  
• Inner Landscape - 3H33 (Tags: metal, post-hardcore, post-metal, Lyon) [Independent]
  
• Eigenstate Zero - The Malthusian (Tags: metal, deathmetal, djent, jazzmetal, melodeath, melodic death metal, nogenre, prog, progressive death metal, progressive metal, techdeath, Stockholm) [Independent]
  
• DAVID MURRAY QUARTET with Marta Sanchez, Luke Stewart and Russell Carter - Francesca (Tags: david murray, luke stewart, composition, improvisation, jazz, marta sanchez, Zurich) [Intakt]
  
• BORDERLANDS TRIO with Stephan Crump, Kris Davis, Eric McPherson - Rewilder (Tags: eric mcpherson, kris davis, stephan crump, composition, free jazz, improvisation, jazz, Zurich) [Intakt]
  
• Big Chef - Mud Wrestling Sydney Sweeny Perched High Upon a Mountain Peak, Beneath a Canopy of Shimmering Starlight (a millennial's american dream) x :) (Tags: beefcore, deathgrind, death metal, deathcore, metal, thall, djent, goregrind, grindcore, slam, slamming brutal death metal, Australia) [Independent]
  
• öz ürügülü - Della Morte dell’Artista (Tags: frank zappa, jazz, mats morgan band, morgan ågren, mr. bungle, panzerballett, secret chiefs 3, snarky puppy, experimental rock, film music, fusion, jacob collier, odd time signatures, oriental, poil, progressive, Zug) [Independent]
  
• Maddalena Ghezzi - Dolomite (Tags: electronic, jazz, avant-garde, contemporary, contemporary jazz, songs, London) [Independent]
  
• Gatecreeper - Dark Superstition (Tags: crust, death metal, doom, hardcore, metal, Arizona) [Nuclear Blast]
  
• Liraz - Enerjy - انرژی (Tags: farsi, global disco, world, electropop, persian, pop, retro, world-disco, Tel Aviv Yafo) [Batov]
  
• i Häxa - Part Two (Tags: alternative, dark ambient, dark folk, electronic music, indie, trip hop, London) [Pelagic]
  
• Karen Willems - JUJU (Tags: soundtrack, avant-garde, percussive, sound collage, Maldegem) [Werf]
  
• ZILF - Reanimated (Tags: alternative, djent, indie, mathcore, metal, metalcore, rock, technical metal, thrash metal, United Kingdom) [Independent]
  
• Layale Chaker & Sarafand - Radio Afloat (ICR031) (Tags: arabic jazz, world, arabic jazz, arabic vocals, chamber music, improvised chamber jazz, improvised piano, jazz, jazz and improvised music, violin, world music, Brooklyn) [In a Circle]
  
• Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Spirit Dance (Tags: jazz, ambient, ambient jazz, ambient jazz ensemble, chillout, cinematic, cinematic jazz, jazz, lounge, lounge music, rnb, London) [Here & Now]
  
• Tzompantli - Beating the Drums of Ancestral Force (Tags: metal, black metal, death metal, doom metal, heavy metal, Pittsburgh) [20 Buck Spin]
  
• James Ilgenfritz - Stay Logged In On This Trusted Device (Tags: experimental, New York) [Infrequent Seams]
  
• Joe Rocca - Hybride (Tags: hip-hop, hip-hop/rap, r&b, rap, soul, Montreal) [Bonsound]
  
• Thought Trials - This Has Always Been With You (Tags: rock, ambient, electronica, instrumental post-rock, post-rock, Buffalo) [Post.]
  
• Christopher Cerrone - Beaufort Scales (Tags: classical, classical contemporary music, classical, contemporary classical, electronic, experimental, new music, vocal, vocal ensemble, Brooklyn) [Cold Blue Music]
  
• wthAura - gumballs (Tags: alternative, experimental, rock, intstrumental, math rock, prog rock, Philadelphia) [Independent]
  
• Gabriel Dharmoo - Vestiges d'une fable (Tags: classical, experimental, avant-garde, classical, contemporary, contemporary classical, vocal, Toronto) [Centrediscs]
  
• Le Double - Le Double (Tags: alternative, electronic, contemporary classical, contemporary jazz, new music, poetry and music, Canada) [Corne de brume]
  
• Hvile I Kaos - Lower Order Manifestations (Tags: black metal, experimental, metal, chambermusic, neoclassical, occult, Los Angeles) [Independent]
  
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Recently I got my hands on an antediluvian issue of "Wrestling" magazine, which was published in the early 1950s by the late bodybuilding icon Joe Wider. I thought it would be fascinating for us to explore the rankings as compiled by the magazine's editorial team. AFAIK, these rankings were updated monthly, so here they are as they were published in July 1951.
THE 10 BEST WRESTLERS IN THE WORLD: 1 — Lou Thez 2 — Frank Sexton 3 — Ruffy Silverstein 4 — Earl McCready 5 — Gino Garibaldi 6 — Bert Assiratti 7 — Buddy Rogers 8 — Chief Don Eagle 9 — Yukon Eric 10 — Antonino Rocca
THE 10 BEST WOMEN WRESTLERS: 1 — Mildred Burke 2 — Nell Stewart 3 — May Weston 4 — Lilly Bitter 5 — June Byers 6 — Carol Cook 7 — Juanita Coffman 8 — Jean Holland 9 — Dot Dotson 10 — Cora Combs
THE 10 BEST TAG TEAMS: 1 — Mike and Ben Sharpe 2 — George and Bobby Becker 3 — Chris and Babe Zaharias 4 — Sandor Szabo and Primo Carnera 5 — Buddy Rogers and Billy Darnell 6 — Al Williams and Rudy May 7 — Hans and Fritzie Schnabel 8 — Michael Leone and Great Moto 9 — Leo and Gino Garibaldi 10 — Ted Christy and Karl Davis
THE TOP 10 VILLAINS: 1 — Abe Kashey 2 — Dick Raines 3 — Bill Longson 4 — Lavery Baxter 5 — Ernie Dusek 6 — Rudy Kay 7 — Green Hornet (Lou Bastien) 8 — Togo 9 — Wladek Kowalski (aka Killer Kowalski) 10 — Hans Schnabel
THE 10 MOST POPULAR WRESTLERS: 1 — Antonino Rocca 2 — Don Eagle 3 — Gene Stanlee 4 — Primo Carnera 5 — Leo Garibaldi 6 — Lou Thesz 7 — Buddy Rogers 8 — Verne Gagne 9 — Kenny Ackles 10 — Roland Meeker
The publishemanaging editor also shared their greatest match of all time in a separate article in the magazine. It was the bout between The Golden Greek Jimmy Londos and Jim Browning, which took place on June 24, 1934, at Madison Square Garden's Long Island Bowl. Although this is not part of any of the rankings, I thought it would be another interesting tidbit from the long-gone era of professional wrestling history.

This is the list that I wrote for the 113 inmates executed by the state of Virginia, from the 1976 Gregg national reinstatement of the death penalty to the state abolishing it in 2021. For the sake of clarification, the dates given here are an approximate timeframe of the offender's earliest known criminal activities to their executions. Many of the crimes surveyed here are also extremely horrific, and the gory details are discussed in my descriptions. Please read at your own risk.
Unfortunately, as with Missouri, the list exceeds the maximum 40,000 character count Reddit allows for submissions, and thus I had to split it into two separate posts. Here is the link to part 2 of this list.
The 113 executed offenders:
1. Frank Coppola (~1960s-1982, electric chair): Coppola, his wife, and two other accomplices hatched a plan to rob Payton Wetchell, a 55 year old car dealer, at his home. One of the accomplices posed as a delivery girl, and lured Payton's wife, 51 year old Muriel, out by ringing the doorbell. The group then forced themselves inside at gunpoint and tried extorting from her valuables though beatings. Mariel’s head was slammed against the door numerous times, and she ended up dying from suffocating on her vomit and a brain hemorrhage. When Peyton arrived at the scene, he was beaten as well. Although he survived, the treatment for the fractures required Peyton to have a steel plate grafted on his forehead, and he took his own life about a decade after the incident. The Coppolas and their accomplices made off with $3,000 and 3 rings. Coppola was a career burglar, and lost his job as a policeman for failing to report inmate abuse. His execution caused some controversy, as a witnesses described Coppola's legs catching fire during the electrocution.
2. Linwood Briley (~1971-1984, electric chair): In 1971, at the age of 16, Briley killed his neighbor, 57 year old Orline Christian, in a sniper attack from his bedroom window while she was laying clothesline. He escaped prosecution by convincing authorities that it was an accident. 8 years later, Briley went on a rape and robbery spree with two of his brothers (including James) and another accomplice. They murdered anywhere between ~12-21 males and females in their attacks. Their means of killings were very diverse and circumstantial, and completely indiscriminate on who they killed. The eldest known victim was 76 year old Mary Gowen, whom they raped and shot to death, while their youngest was 5 year old Harvey Barton, who was shot dead after the gang gang-raped and murdered his pregnant mother, 23 year old Judy. Some like, 17 year old Christopher Philips had his head crushed with a concrete block, a few others like 62 year old Mary Wilfong were beaten to death with baseball bats, and 59 year old Charles Garner was fatally stabbed with scissors and a fork. Almost all the victims were murdered in their homes, but some were attacked at their jobs. While on death row, Briley and James escaped with 4 other inmates, but were recaptured after a 3 week long manhunt.
3. James Briley (~1970s-1985, electric chair): He was one of Linwood Briley's brothers, and he assisted in him in the robbery, rapes, and murders of at least 12 to 21 people. As previously mentioned, Briley and Linwood broke out of prison on death row with several other inmates, and were all recaptured within weeks after their escape.
4. Morris Mason (~1960s-1985, electric chair): Mason broke into the homes of two elderly women, 86 year old Ursula Stevenson and 71 year old Margaret Hand. In both attacks, the victims were raped, beaten with an ax handle, bound and nailed to chairs, and burned alive when he set their houses on fire. He also attacked a pair of sisters, who were 12 and 13 years old, in their home. The 13 year old grabbed a gun from their father’s closet for protection, but Mason wrestled the gun away, and shot her instead. She survived with crippling injuries. Mason then kidnapped the 12 year old, took her to a nearby forest, and sodomized her. He covered the girl with leaves, lit them on fire, but she survived with only minor burns to her hair and shirt. Mason was also responsible for several burglaries during his crime spree, and was convicted several previous times for arson attacks. Authorities believe that Mason was committing acts of arson since his childhood. His execution sparked some controversy, due to him allegedly having a cognitive disability.
5. Michael Smith (~1970s-1986, electric chair): Smith kidnapped 35 year old Audrey Weiler while she was walking from a beach. He dragged her into a forest and raped her. During the sexual assault, Smith stabbed Weiler and drowned her in a nearby river. At the time of the attack, Smith was a sex offender with a rape conviction, and had reoffended against Weiler only months after his release from prison.
6. Richard Whitley (1980-1987, electric chair): Whitley went to the home of his occasional employer, 63 year old Phoebe Parsons, to vent about his broken marriage. As they were conversing, he stabbed Parsons to death. During the attack, he sodomized Parsons with an umbrella, and engaged in sex acts with her body. He then sacked the home of any valuables, stole her car, and fled to Florida.
7. Earl Clanton Jr. (~1971-1988, electric chair): At the age of 17, Clanton killed an unidentified woman in circumstances largely undisclosed beyond it being a robbery. Although Clanton was given a 26-28 year sentence, he was paroled 8 years later. A year after his release, he strangled a neighbor, 38 year old Wilhemina Smith, during a robbery of her home. He also had a malicious wounding conviction when he badly injured a teenage boy with brass knuckles, and his mother had made complaints of him stealing money from her. However, Clanton claimed that she faked her complaints in retaliation for him refusing a sexual relationship with her. Clanton also took part in the mass prison escape orchestrated by the Briley brothers, but was recaptured with them.
8. Alton Waye (1977-1989, electric chair): Waye invaded the home of 61 year old Lavergne Marshall, and stabbed her 42 times. He then raped Marshall and poured bleach on her body.
9. Richard Boggs (1984-1990, electric chair): After Boggs killed an unidentified man in a hit and run accident, he rushed to the home of his neighbor, 87 year old Treeby Shaw. When she offered him tea, Boggs hit her in the head with a steel object, and stabbed her to death with a butcher knife. He stole some silver from the home, which was discovered by investigating police officers in his car. On an unrelated side note, Boggs' older brother was shot dead by police during a car chase some years after his execution.
10. Wilbert Evans (~1964-1990, electric chair): While incarcerated for a robbery in North Carolina, Evans was transferred to Virginia to testify at a murder trial. While being transported in a prison van, he decided to take the opportunity to escape, and seized a gun from one of his escorts, 47 year old William Truesdale. Truesdale was shot dead during the struggle and Evans used the gun to destroy his handcuffs. Although he managed to jump out of the van, Evans was cornered by police officers only a few blocks away, and was recaptured followed a bungled suicide attempt. Evans had an extensive criminal history, and was convicted of robbing a gas station at the age of 18. During his time on death row, he protected staff members held hostage from being raped and abused by the Briley brothers during their attempted escape. His execution caused some controversy, as blood was observed coming out of his blood, nose, and eyes during the fatal shocks.
11. Buddy Justus (1978-1990, electric chair): Justus abducted and raped 3 women, 32 year old Rosemary Jackson, 21 year old Stephanie Hawkins, and 21 year old Ida Moses, and shot them to death. He was charged with a 4th murder, as Moses was pregnant and her unborn child also died in the attack. In two of his known murders, Justus was assisted by an 18 year old man that he befriend after he picked him up hitchhiking. He also received several life and death sentences in the states of Georgia and Florida.
12. Albert Clozza (1983-1991, electric chair): Clozza snatched 13 year old Patricia Bolton while she was walking home from a bookmobile. He dragged the girl into a forest and sodomized her with a twig. She was also severely beaten in the attack, and the corner's report mentioned that Bolton was "asphyxiated by her own blood."
13. Derrick Peterson (1982-1991, electric chair): During a holdup of a grocery store, Peterson shot and killed the manger, 45 year old Howard Kauffman. He then ran off with thousands of dollars worth in checks and cash.
14. Roger Coleman (~1977-1992, electric chair): Coleman tricked his sister-in-law, 19 year old Wanda McCoy, into letting him inside her house. He then raped and stabbed her, and she was nearly decapitated in the attack. A long standing sex offender, Coleman was convicted of raping a woman in her home a few years prior to McCoy's murder, and had exposed himself to two other women just before the killing. Unfortunately for him, one of the women happened to be an artist, and she drew a sketch that enabled the police to identify him for the murder. Despite his past offenses, Coleman had a strong following for his innocence among the anti death penalty crowd. A notion that was debunked following a 2006 DNA test that concluded his guilt.
15. Edward Fitzgerald Sr. (1980-1992, electric chair): Out of fear of her being a police informant, Fitzgerald abducted his drug dealer, 22 year old Patricia Cubbage. He raped and stabbed her 184 times, and reportedly carved a "tick-tack-toe design" into Cubbage's back.
16. Willie Jones (1983-1992, electric chair): Jones tricked the parents of an acquaintance, 78 year old Myra and 80 year old Graham, into letting him inside their house by pretending to be an undercover cop searching for missing children. He shot and killed Graham, tied up and gagged Myra, locked her in a closet, and stole their entire life savings (which amounted to $30,000). To destroy any evidence of his crime, Jones set the house on fire. Myra, who was still tied up and trapped in her closet, was burned alive. Jones was also one of the inmates that escaped from death row with the Briley brothers, but was recaptured weeks after the breakout
17. Timothy Bunch (1982-1992, electric chair): Bunch, a then active service Marine, was dating Su Cha Thomas, a 40 year old South Korean immigrant. Believing that Thomas was too much like his “slut” ex wife, Bunch decided that he wanted to rob and kill her. He tricked Thomas into letting him inside her home with the promise of a date. She was shot in the head and Bunch hung the body to a closet doorknob with a scarf. Bunch then ransacked the home, and stole a watch, diamond ring, and a pearl necklace. According to investigators, he confided in them that he had an orgasm while robbing and murdering Thomas. After the killing, Bunch was deployed to Japan, but extradited back to Virginia to face trial for Thomas’ murder.
18. Charles Stamper (1978-1993, electric chair): While robbing a restaurant that he worked at, Stamper shot and killed three of his co workers, 43 year old Agnes Hicks, 35 year old Franklin Cooley, and 20 year old Steven. He stole a total of $4,000 in the robbery. On death row, Stamper was attacked by fellow death row inmate Lem Tuggle for allegedly being a snitch. The assault left him permanently paralyzed, which made his execution somewhat controversial.
19. Syvasky Poyner (~1970s-1993, electric chair): Poyner shot and killed 5 females, 72 year old Louise Paulett, 45 year old Joyce Baldwin, 44 year old Carolyn Hedrick, 43 year old Chestine Brooks, and 17 year old Vicki Ripple during a two week long robbery spree. He directed his attacks towards beauty parlors, supermarkets, ice cream shops, and motels. A life long career criminal, Poyner had several auto theft, forgery, and burglary convictions, and his earliest date back to when he was 14 years old.
20. Andrew Chabrol (1991-1993, electric chair): Chabrol, a Navy serviceman, made unwanted advances on a fellow married sailor, 27 year old Melissa Harrington, and refused to back down despite repeated rejections. Harrington filed sexual harassment charges, and Chabrol was dismissed from service following an investigation. Angered by the loss of his career and her rebuffing his advances, Chabrol kidnapped Harrington from her home with the help of a friend, and tied her to his bed. He then raped and strangled her to death. The case attracted outcry years later when it was discovered that Chabrol and Harrington’s remains were buried in close proximity to each other in the Arlington cemetery.
21. Joe Wise (1983-1993, electric chair): Wise abducted 45 year old William Ricketson during a robbery. He beat and shot his captive in the eye and chest, dumped him in a water hole used for an abandoned power plant's lavatory, and drove off with his truck. Although Ricketson survived the shooting, he drowned in the hole.
22. David Pruett (~1975-1993, electric chair): In 1975, Pruett fatally stabbed his co worker, 22 year old Debra McInnis, while robbing a restaurant they worked at together. As the investigators weren't able to solve the McInnis murder, Pruett remained a free man. 11 years later, he tied up his friend's wife, 35 year old Wilma Harvey, in the couple's home while her husband was out of town. He raped Harvey, stabbed her 29 times and slit her throat, ransacked the house for any valuables, and stole an undisclosed amount of money. Pruett was also tried and sentenced for an unrelated rape incident alongside Harvey and McInnis' murders.
23. Johnny Watkins Jr. (1983-1994, electric chair): Watkins gunned down two store clerks, 41 year old Carl Buchanan and 22 year old Betty Barker, during a week long robbery spree. In the robberies that killed Buchanan and Barker, Watkins stole a combined total of $125. His brother Ronald was also executed for an unrelated robbery murder [for more details, please see section 49 on Ronald Watkins].
24. Timothy Spencer (~1980s-1994, electric chair): Spencer broke into the residences of at least 5 women and girls, 44 year old Susan Tucker, 35 year old Debbie Davis, 32 year old Susan Hellams, 32 year old Carolyn Hamm, and Diane Cho, a 15 year old South Korean immigrant, and raped them. All the verified victims were strangled to death with ligatures and ratchets. Another man was falsey convicted of Hamm's murder, but was cleared of guilt in a 1989 DNA test. The falsely accused man was one of the first inmates to be exonerated using DNA testing, while paradoxically Spencer was the first serial killer to be convicted with DNA evidence. Spencer also had a history of burglaries before his killing sprees.
25. Dana Edmonds (1983-1995, lethal injection): During a robbery of a grocery store, Edmonds tied up a grocer, 62 year old John Elliott. He bashed Elliot's head with a brick, stabbed his neck, and took $40 from the register.
26. Willie Turner (~1970s-1995, lethal injection): In 1978, Turner shot and killed W. J. Smith, a 54 year old jeweler, during a jewelry store robbery. A few years prior to Smith's murder, Turner had killed an unidentified inmate in largely undisclosed circumstances while serving time for a malicious wounding conviction, but was let out on parole. While on death row, Turner took part in the Briley brothers led breakout, and made several escape attempts on his own. In one incident, Turner pretended to have smuggled a gun in his cell, and used the hoax to make threats against the prison staff.
27. Dennis Stockton (~1950s-1995, lethal injection): 18 year old Kenneth Arnder allegedly crossed a dealer during a drug deal. The dealer retaliated by paying Stockton $2,000 to kill him. Stockton lured Arnder in his car with the promise of driving him to safety, and shot the youth in the eyes. He cut the hands off his body to prevent identification and dumped it in a remote North Carolinan forest. Stockton had a long criminal history since he was a teenager, which included several convictions of arson, safecracking, drug dealing, and weapons possession charges. Police also found dismembered body parts kept in a jar in his home, but Stockton claimed that it was simply a gift given to him by a biker gang, and he only kept the remains to show off at parties.
28. Mickey Davidson (1990-1995, lethal injection): Davidson’s wife, 36 year old wife Doris, made a decision to leave him for her ex husband. In a jealous rage, he beat her and her two daughters, 14 year old Mamie and 13 year old Tammy Clutterback, to death with a crowbar.
29. Herman Barnes (1984-1995, lethal injection): Barnes held up a grocery store at gunpoint, and shot and killed the owner, 72 year old Clyde Jenkins. Mohammad Afifi, a 42 year old Palestinian immigrant that worked as the store’s clerk, was also gunned down when he came to his boss’s aid.
30. Walter Correll Jr. (1985-1996, lethal injection): Correll and two accomplices ambushed, carjacked, and kidnapped 24 year old Charles Bousman Jr. after they motioned him to stop on a remote highway. After they stole his rings and watch, they beat and stabbed Bousman to death, dumped his body in a nearby forest, and drove off with his car. His execution was a source of contention, as Correll's supporters and attorneys assert that he was an intellectually disabled man set up by his accomplices for lesser sentences.
31. Richard Townes Jr. (~1970s-1996, lethal injection): Townes shot a clerk, 32 year old Virginia Goebel, in the head while robbing a grocery store, and stole $183 from the register. He had a long history of violent robberies, and had shot and wounded a taxi driver after holding him hostage for 6 hours several years before Goebel's murder.
32. Joseph Savino III (~1980s-1996, lethal injection): After he was released on parole from an armed robbery conviction, Savino beat his boyfriend, 64 year old Thomas McWaters, to death with a hammer in their home. According to Savino, McWaters was pressuring him for sex, and threatened to have his parole revoked if it was withheld.
33. Ronald Bennett (1985-1996, lethal injection): Bennett broke into the home of Anne Vaden, a 28 year real estate agent. After he tied Vaden up, Bennett beat, strangled, and stabbed her to death. One of Vaden's rings was stolen in the robbery, and he gave it to his wife. The murder was left cold for a year, but was solved when Bennett's wife drunkenly confessed her husband's deeds to a friend while showing off the ring.
34. Gregory Beaver (~1980s-1996, lethal injection): After Beaver escaped from a Maryland rehab center, he went on a rampage that involved stealing a car and storming a restaurant his stepfather owned to rob and assault him. While speeding away from the scene with a hitchhiker he picked up, Beaver was pulled over by Leo Whitt, a 49 year old state trooper. In the scuffle that broke out, Beaver shot and killed Whitt. The hitchhiker then tricked Beaver into stopping at a nearby restaurant, and he used the payphone to call the police on him. Beaver previously had 10 unspecified felony convictions, which was why he was placed by his family in the Maryland rehab center.
35. Larry Stout (1987-1996, lethal injection): Stout assaulted a dry cleaning store with a knife, slashed the throat of the owner, 40 year old Jacqueline Kooshian, and stole $1,200.
36. Lem Tuggle Jr. (~1971-1996, lethal injection): In 1971, Tuggle raped and fatally strangled 16 year old Shirley Brickey, and was given a 20 year sentence for it. He was released from prison after serving 10 years. Two years after his release, Tuggle lured 52 year old Jessie Havens from a dance hall, and then raped and shot her to death. On death row, he participated in the mass escape orchestrated by the Briley brothers, and paralyzed the above mentioned Charles Stamper for allegedly being an informant.
37. Ronald Hoke (1985-1996, lethal injection): Hoke forced his way inside the home of 56 year old Virginia Stell, a woman he met at a bar. He raped and stabbed her to death with a knife taken from the kitchen, and stole some medication from Stell's purse.
38. Michael George (1979-1997, lethal injection): In 1979, George lured 9 year old Larry Perry from his grandparents' home, and shot the boy dead after raping him. As the body was never found and the prosecution couldn't disprove his claims of it being an accidental killing, George was able to secure an involuntary manslaughter plea deal from the courts, and was released within two years for good behavior. After his release, he molested several teenage boys, and expressed fantasies about them being sexually tortured by "evil creatures" in the forest in his written works of fiction. In 1990, George made his fantasies a reality when he ambushed and abducted 15 year old Alexander Sztanko while the boy was ridding a motorbike. He shackled Sztanko to a tree, sodomized him with a stun gun, sliced pieces of his skin with a machete, shot him in the head, and stole his motorbike. Other teenage boys in the area also reported being assaulted in the same manner as Sztanko by a “Rambo like” camouflaged assailant. Although it is strongly believed that George was responsible for the attacks, he wasn't convicted of them.
39. Coleman Gray (1985-1997, lethal injection): Gray kidnapped 49 year old Richard McClelland while robbing a store he managed. He forced McClelland to collect over $12,000 in cash, drove his captive to a remote dirt road, and shot him six times in the head.
40. Roy Smith (1988-1997, lethal injection): Smith got into a violent argument with his wife in their home, and the neighbors called the police on him. He fired on the responding officers, and killed John Conner, a 38 year old sergeant. The remaining officers managed to subdue him after a brief standoff and physical struggle.
41. Joseph O'Dell III (~1958-1997, lethal injection): O'Dell was condemned for the abduction, rape, and strangulation murder of 44 year old Helen Schartner. She was last seen leaving from a night club, and her body was found near a beach. His execution was controversial, as O'Dell had a massive support base who believed in his innocence. The circuit court's decision to burn the DNA evidence relating to the Schartner case in 2000 sparked further outcry from them. Despite this, O'Dell was a long time felon with over 17 convictions dating back to the 1950s, and a woman claimed to have escaped a kidnapping attempt from him.
42. Carlton Pope (~1982-1997, lethal injection): Pope shot and killed 24 year old Cynthia Gray and wounded her sister while robbing them at a pool. He had a malicious wounding conviction when he shot a friend in the toe, and was paroled months before Gray's murder for that sentence.
43. Mario Murphy (1992-1997, lethal injection): 37 year old James Radcliff's wife hired Murphy to kill him in order to collect a life insurance policy. She, her boyfriend, Murphy, and 3 other conspirators pounced on Radcliff while he was sleeping in his bed, and they stabbed and beat him to death with a metal pipe. Due to all the other conspirators accepting plea deals, Murphy was the only one sentenced to death for the murder, which he perceived was because of Mexican nationality. His death sentence and execution also caused a minor diplomatic dispute with Mexico.
44. Dawud Mu'Min (1973-1997, lethal injection): At the age of 19 in 1973, Mu'Min shot and killed Charles Shupe, a 43 year old taxi driver, while robbing his taxi. He was given a 48 year sentence for the murder. 15 years later, Mu'Min was assigned to a inmate labor program. While working on a road, he pretended to be on a lunch break, and took the opportunity to sneak away from his escorts and supervisors. Mu'Min broke into a shopping center, raped Gladys Nopwasky, a 42 year old retailer, and stabbed her 16 times with a screwdriver. After he stole $4 from her purse, Mu'Min returned back to the work program.
45. Michael Satcher (1990-1997, lethal injection): Satcher ambushed 23 year old Anne Borghesani while she was biking near a highway. He raped, beat, and stabbed her 16 times with an axl. Another young woman was also assaulted by Satcher in a similar fashion, but she survived the attack. Both of their purses were stolen and disposed of in the same bush.
46. Thomas Beavers Jr. (1990-1997, lethal injection): Beavers broke into the home of 61 year old Marguerite Lowery, and raped and suffocated her to death with a pillow. He sacked the house, stole her jewelry, and drove off with Lowery's car. The killing went unsolved until a year later when Beavers was arrested for sexually assaulting a neighbor in circumstances nearly identical to Lowery's murder. A police search while investigating the neighbor incident found Lowery's stolen jewelry in his house.
47. Tony Mackall (1986-1998, lethal injection): While holding up a gas station at gunpoint, Mackall shot the cashier, 31 year old Mary Dahn, and took $515 from the register.
48. Douglas Buchanan Jr. (1987-1998, lethal injection): Enraged that his father, 43 year old Douglas, married a much younger woman, 31 year old Geraldine, shortly after his mother's passing, Buchanan shot him to death in their home. He also gunned down and stabbed Geraldine and her two sons, 13 year old Joel and 10 year old Donnie.
49. Ronald Watkins (1988-1998, lethal injection): While robbing a store that he formerly work at, Watkins stabbed the store owner, 29 year old William McCauley, 7 time in his back and slit his throat. McCauley's body was discovered by his father, who stopped by to check on his son after he failed to return home on time. As a sidenote, Watkins was the younger brother of the above mentioned Johnny Watkins Jr..
50. Ángel Breard (1992-1998, lethal injection): Breard stabbed his neighbor, 29 year old Ruth Dickie, to death during a botched rape in her home. He also made another unsuccessful attempt at sexually assaulting a second neighbor half a year later, which enabled investigators to tie him to Dickie's murder. His death sentence and execution sparked outrage in his native Paraguay.
51. Dennis Eaton (1989-1998, lethal injection): Eaton and his girlfriend, 24 year old Judy McDonald, carjacked 68 year old Ripley Marston Sr. and 26 year old Walter Custer Jr., and shot them both dead. While speeding away from the murder scene, the couple were pulled over by a state trooper, 48 year old Jerry Hines, and gunned him down as well. In the following police chase, Eaton ended up crashing his car into a telephone pole, and injured McDonald in the process. As they were corned, Eaton finished off McDonald by shooting her in the head, and made an attempt to commit suicide before he was subdued.
52. Danny King (~1980s(?)-1998, lethal injection): King and his then wife duped Carolyn Rogers, a 55 year old real estate agent, into letting them inside a vacant house by posing as clients. They jumped Rogers as she was giving them a tour of the house. She was choked with King's bare hands and stabbed to death in the assault. The couple then stole rings and checks from her purse. Both King and his ex wife blamed each other for the murder, but King was the one that was convicted of it by the courts. King also had a long history of robbery and car thefts, and was released from prison 10 days before the murder.
53. Lance Chandler Jr. (~1987-1998, lethal injection): Chandler shot and killed a clerk, 33 year old William Dix, during a convenience store robbery. He had a criminal record dating back to the age of 14, and had previous arrests for armed robbery, assaulting officers, and public intoxication.
54. Johnile DuBois (~1990s-1998, lethal injection): During a convenience store robbery, DuBois and 3 teenage accomplices tried forcing the clerk, 39 year old Philip Council, to open the register for them. When they thought he was acting too slow, the DuBois and the other robbers beat Council and shot him to death. DuBois had a history of thefts, illicit firearms possessions, assault, and probation violations.
55. Kenneth Stewart Jr. (1991-1998, lethal injection): Stewart separated from his wife, 35 year old Cynthia, after their marriage disintegrated. He was forbidden by the courts from being in contact with their son, 5 month old Jonathan, without Cynthia's consent. To overcome the custody barriers, Stewart tried to reconcile with Cynthia. When she refused, he shot her and Jonathan dead in her home.
56. Dwayne Wright (1989-1998, lethal injection): Wright went on a weeklong crime spree in Maryland and Virginia. In his Maryland attacks, he shot and killed 31 year old Odell Thomas and 24 year old Reginald Turman, and stole Turman's car and a total of $400. He then drove to Virginia, and held Saba Tekle, a 34 year old Ethiopian refugee, at gunpoint in her apartment. Wright forced Tekle to undress, shot her dead when she resisted his attempts at sexual assault, and swapped Truman’s car for hers.
57. Ronald Fitzgerald (1993-1998, lethal injection): Fitzgerald shot and killed 39 year old Coy White in his home in order to get his hands on the man’s 13 year old daughter. He abducted and raped the girl after forcing her to steal money from her father’s pockets, and left her locked in the trunk of his car. After abandoning White’s daughter, Fitzgerald flagged down a taxi driver, Hugh Morrison (age unknown), and shot him dead. Fitzgerald used Morrison’s stolen taxi to kidnap an 18 year old woman and her two children, and drove them to a motel. He raped the 18 year old in the motel room while her two children were watching tv. The family were spared and released, and Fitzgerald forced a couple to drive him to a courthouse with the intentions of committing suicide there. However, the attempt failed with his gun jamming, and he was captured by the police.
58. Kenneth Wilson (1993-1998, lethal injection): Wilson forcibly entered the home of his cousin's girlfriend, 31 year old Jacqueline Stephen, with a knife. He bound Stephen to a bed, and tied her 12 year old daughter and her daughter's 14 year old friend to the bed's posts. Wilson then made an attempt to rape Stephen, and cut her and the girls' throats. Stephen died at the scene, while both of the girls survived their injuries.

Vertigo (1958)?wprov=sfti1#)
MLZ MAP (Score): 96.71 / Zedd MAP (Score): 88.65 / Score Gap: 8.06
Our Collection
IMDb Summary: A former San Francisco police detective juggles wrestling with his personal demons and becoming obsessed with the hauntingly beautiful woman he has been hired to trail, who may be deeply disturbed.
Starring James Stewart, Kim Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes, Tom Helmore, and Henry Jones.
I’m not sure if all of you know this about me, but I Left My Heart in San Francisco. There is quite literally no place like it in the world. Though when we lived there I was frustrated by crowded public transportation, moving the car to the other side of the street weekly, and the costs of living, I can never see a film set in San Francisco without the incredible memories flooding back at me. I am pretty sure that Jimmy Stewart left his heart there too.
Police detective John "Scottie" Ferguson, (who has retired because of an incident in the line of duty) has developed acrophobia (an extreme fear of heights) accompanied by vertigo. He is asked by a college chum, Gavin, to follow his wife Madeline. Now don’t get it wrong, he and Madeline are quite deeply in love, but she’s been acting strangely and he’s concerned.
Turns out, Madeline may just be possessed by a ghost. Luckily, this ghost has decided to trek all over the most beautiful parts of San Francisco. I know Hitch hated filming on location, but I am so glad he was able to record this gorgeous time capsule of filming spots before he went back to the studio lot. This was the first film to use the dolly zoom, an in-camera effect that distorts perspective to create disorientation, to convey Scottie's acrophobia; the effect is often referred to as "the Vertigo effect."
As we try and figure out what in the heck is going on, Scottie ignores his best friend and previously beloved companion and gets all tied up in this giant mess, none of which is really his doing. He is a sucker for a beautiful woman, and suckered he is.
This beautiful woman was costumed by my very favorite designer, Edith Head who could put any starlet into one of her designs and make them look gorgeous.
Zedd fills us in on a question of genre. “Is it film noir? There are noir elements everywhere - yes. Is it noir? There are so many Hitchcock elements (he could be classified as a genre in and of himself) - I’d say no. Hitchcock and Noir had a baby and they named it Vertigo.”
Though not a huge hit when released, Vertigo has become known as one of the greatest films of all time. In fact, it has caused many cases of “permanent fascination” where the film is viewed over and over. A bit ironic isn’t it? A person being obsessed, with a film about obsession, no less? Sometimes you gotta just Movie On!

Vertigo (1958)?wprov=sfti1#)
MLZ MAP (Score): 96.71 / Zedd MAP (Score): 88.65 / Score Gap: 8.06
Our Collection
IMDb Summary: A former San Francisco police detective juggles wrestling with his personal demons and becoming obsessed with the hauntingly beautiful woman he has been hired to trail, who may be deeply disturbed.
Starring James Stewart, Kim Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes, Tom Helmore, and Henry Jones.
I’m not sure if all of you know this about me, but I Left My Heart in San Francisco. There is quite literally no place like it in the world. Though when we lived there I was frustrated by crowded public transportation, moving the car to the other side of the street weekly, and the costs of living, I can never see a film set in San Francisco without the incredible memories flooding back at me. I am pretty sure that Jimmy Stewart left his heart there too.
Police detective John "Scottie" Ferguson, (who has retired because of an incident in the line of duty) has developed acrophobia (an extreme fear of heights) accompanied by vertigo. He is asked by a college chum, Gavin, to follow his wife Madeline. Now don’t get it wrong, he and Madeline are quite deeply in love, but she’s been acting strangely and he’s concerned.
Turns out, Madeline may just be possessed by a ghost. Luckily, this ghost has decided to trek all over the most beautiful parts of San Francisco. I know Hitch hated filming on location, but I am so glad he was able to record this gorgeous time capsule of filming spots before he went back to the studio lot. This was the first film to use the dolly zoom, an in-camera effect that distorts perspective to create disorientation, to convey Scottie's acrophobia; the effect is often referred to as "the Vertigo effect."
As we try and figure out what in the heck is going on, Scottie ignores his best friend and previously beloved companion and gets all tied up in this giant mess, none of which is really his doing. He is a sucker for a beautiful woman, and suckered he is.
This beautiful woman was costumed by my very favorite designer, Edith Head who could put any starlet into one of her designs and make them look gorgeous.
Zedd fills us in on a question of genre. “Is it film noir? There are noir elements everywhere - yes. Is it noir? There are so many Hitchcock elements (he could be classified as a genre in and of himself) - I’d say no. Hitchcock and Noir had a baby and they named it Vertigo.”
Though not a huge hit when released, Vertigo has become known as one of the greatest films of all time. In fact, it has caused many cases of “permanent fascination” where the film is viewed over and over. A bit ironic isn’t it? A person being obsessed, with a film about obsession, no less? Sometimes you gotta just Movie On!

2024-157 / MLZ MAP: 96.71 / Zedd MAP: 88.65 / Score Gap: 8.06
Wikipedia?wprov=sfti1#) / IMDb / Official Trailer / Our Collection
IMDb Summary: A former San Francisco police detective juggles wrestling with his personal demons and becoming obsessed with the hauntingly beautiful woman he has been hired to trail, who may be deeply disturbed.
Starring James Stewart, Kim Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes, Tom Helmore, and Henry Jones.
I’m not sure if all of you know this about me, but I Left My Heart in San Francisco. There is quite literally no place like it in the world. Though when we lived there I was frustrated by crowded public transportation, moving the car to the other side of the street weekly, and the costs of living, I can never see a film set in San Francisco without the incredible memories flooding back at me. I am pretty sure that Jimmy Stewart left his heart there too.
Police detective John "Scottie" Ferguson, (who has retired because of an incident in the line of duty) has developed acrophobia (an extreme fear of heights) accompanied by vertigo. He is asked by a college chum, Gavin, to follow his wife Madeline. Now don’t get it wrong, he and Madeline are quite deeply in love, but she’s been acting strangely and he’s concerned.
Turns out, Madeline may just be possessed by a ghost. Luckily, this ghost has decided to trek all over the most beautiful parts of San Francisco. I know Hitch hated filming on location, but I am so glad he was able to record this gorgeous time capsule of filming spots before he went back to the studio lot. This was the first film to use the dolly zoom, an in-camera effect that distorts perspective to create disorientation, to convey Scottie's acrophobia; the effect is often referred to as "the Vertigo effect."
As we try and figure out what in the heck is going on, Scottie ignores his best friend and previously beloved companion and gets all tied up in this giant mess, none of which is really his doing. He is a sucker for a beautiful woman, and suckered he is.
This beautiful woman was costumed by my very favorite designer, Edith Head who could put any starlet into one of her designs and make them look gorgeous.
Zedd fills us in on a question of genre. “Is it film noir? There are noir elements everywhere - yes. Is it noir? There are so many Hitchcock elements (he could be classified as a genre in and of himself) - I’d say no. Hitchcock and Noir had a baby and they named it Vertigo.”
Though not a huge hit when released, Vertigo has become known as one of the greatest films of all time. In fact, it has caused many cases of “permanent fascination” where the film is viewed over and over. A bit ironic isn’t it? A person being obsessed, with a film about obsession, no less? Sometimes you gotta just Movie On!

The most anticipated show of Stardom's year is finally here, All Star Grand Queendom in Yokohama BUNTAI!
Star times 3:00p Tokyo 7:00a LON 2:00a NY 11:00p LA
Pre show at 10:15 on Stardom's YouTube
Maika vs. Momo Watanabe VTR
Saori Anou vs. Hanan VTR
Mayu Iwatani vs. Sareee VTR
PPV can be purchased through PIA
English commentary will be done by Stewart Fulton and a "special guest"

Match card	Stipulation
Lady C and Rian vs. Cosmic Angels (Yuna Mizumori & Aya Sakura)	Pre Show
Ranna Yagami vs. Momo Kohgo	Pre Show
Rina vs. Sayaka Kurara	Future of Stardom Championship (main show begins)
God's Eye (Syuri, Konami, & Ami Sohrei) vs. Empress neXus Venus (Xena, Waka Tsukiyama, & HANAKO)	Konami's return to Stardom
Saki Kashima vs. Saya Kamitani vs. Saya Iida vs. Fukigen Death	4 Way match for the High Speed Championship
Mina Shirakawa vs. Natsuko Tora
Crazy Star (Suzu Suzuki & Mei Seira) vs. FWC (Hazuki & Koguma) vs. 02Line (AZM & Miyu Amasaki) vs. Young Oedo Tai (Starlight Kid & Ruaka)	4 Corners Match for the Goddess of Stardom Championship
Cosmic Angels (Tam Nakano & Natsupoi) vs. Aja Kong and Kaoru Ito	Kong and Ito's Stardom debuts
Mayu Iwatani vs. Sareee	IWGP Women's Championship
Saori Anou vs. Hanan	Wonder of Stardom Championship (Hanan is cashing her Wish as the 2024 Cinderella tournament winner)
Maika vs. Momo Watanabe	3 Stages of Hell Match for the World of Stardom Championship. First fall is a regular wrestling match. Second fall is a Hardcore Match, Pinfalls and Submissions Count Anywhere. Third Fall is Last Woman Standing

Here is the list I pre wrote for Arkansas' execution roster since the 1970s reinstatement of the death penalty. The dates given here don't always correlate with time spent on death row, and are often more of a loose timeline of their criminal activities. For example, if an offender's first convicted offense was them stealing a car as a teenager, I often include that in the date. Another issue that needs to be addressed is many of these cases are extremely graphic in nature, so please read at your own risk.
Due to it being near finals for my classes, I'll probably delay releasing my lists for the remaining states of Georgia, Alabama, Missouri, Virginia, Oklahoma, and the still in progress Texas for the next few weeks. However, Georgia will likely be the next one I'll share here.
The currently executed 31 offenders:
1.John Swindler (~1977-1990, electric chair): Swindler was sentenced to death for the killing of a 30 year old policeman named Randy Basnett. Basnatt pulled over Swindler while he was driving a stolen car, and the latter fatally shot the former in the ensuring confrontation. Swindler was also responsible for the abductions and double shootings of a teenage couple, 18 year old Greg Becknell and 18 year old Dorothy Rhodes, and the killing of 25 year old Jeffrey McNerney was attributed to him despite failing to be convicted of it in court.
2.Ronald Simmons (1987-1990, lethal injection): Simmons massacred his family, which consisted of his 46 year old wife Bersabe, his 8 children (all between the ages from 7 to 26 years old, with the youngest being conceived through sexually abusing one of his daughters), his 33 year old son-in-law Dennis McNulty, his 23 year old daughter-in-law Renata, and 4 grandchildren (all between 3 to 7 years old, including the eldest who was also the aforementioned youngest child he fathered with one of his daughters). He murdered his relatives through shootings, strangulations, and drownings. After murdering his own family, Simmons opened fire on his workplace. Simmons killed 23 year old Kathy Kendrick, a co worker he sexually harassed, and 33 year old James Chaffi, a random customer, in his rampage.
3.Ricky Rector (1981-1992, lethal injection): When Rector and a group of his friends drove to a home style restaurant, one of his friends was denied entry for not being able to pay for a ticket. Enraged, Rector pulled out a gun and fired into the establishment. Two patrons were wounded, and a third, 33 year old Arthur Criswell, died from a hit to the throat. Rector went on the run for 3 days, until his sister and a police officer that was also a family friend, Bob Martin (age unknown), convinced him to surrender. Despite his promises of surrendering, Rector fatally shot Martin in the back when he turned to walk away from the scene. Rector's execution was a source of controversy, as he acquired a cognitive disability from a botched suicide.
4.Steven Hill (1984-1992, lethal injection): After escaping from the custody of a corrections facility, Hill and an accomplice broke into a nearby home. They tied up the elderly homeowners and intimidated them into complacency with rape threats. He almost murdered them until his accomplice talked him out of it. They then stole the couple's truck, and tried fleeing the scene. Responding police officers forced the two into bunkering in a nearby house. In the following confrontation, Hill shot and killed one of the officers, 39 year old Robert Klain.
5.Edward Pickens (~1975-1994, lethal injection): Pickens and two accomplices held up a grocery store at gunpoint. Two of them gang raped a 23 year old female clerk, while they cleared out the register and stole her diamond wedding ring. They then lined her, the store owner, and 7 customers on the ground, and shot them multiple times. Two of the hostages, Westley Nobles [the sources are very inconsistent on his exact age, and they range anywhere from 64 to 76 year old] and 31 year old James Scherm, were killed while the others survived their injuries. A third man, 33 year old Theordore Criner, was carjacked and shot in the head by Pickens' accomplices, and his car was used as a getaway vehicle in the robbery.
6.Jonas Whitmore (1986-1994, lethal injection): 62 year old Essie Black welcomed Whitmore inside her home to share her homemade cookies with him. He repaid Black's kindness by stabbing her 10 times and slitting her throat. Whitmore then ransacked her house and stole $250 in cash. On death row, Whitmore attacked Ronald Simmons for waiving his appeals, as he believed that him volunteering for execution would compromise his battle against his.
7.Hoyt Clines (1981-1994, lethal injection): Clines and 3 other men forced themselves inside the home of 47 year old Donald Lehman. They beat Lehman with a motorcycle chain and shot 3 him times in front of his wife and daughter. The assailants then stole $1,000 and several of Lehman's guns.
8.Darryl Richley (1981-1994, lethal injection): Richley was one of Clines' accomplices. He assisted him in murdering Lehman and robbing his family.
9.James Holmes (1981-1994, lethal injection): Holmes was the third member of Clines' gang. He also partook in the home invasion that killed Lehman.
10.Richard Snell (1983-1995, lethal injection): Snell was a militant of the white supremacist group The Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord (CSA). He shot and killed a pawn shop owner, 36 year old William Stumpp, on the mistaken belief that he was Jewish, and a police officer, 37 year old Louis Bryant, for being black. Prior to his murder sprees, Snell was also involved in a few failed terrorist attacks.
11.Barry Fairchild (1984-1996, lethal injection): Fairchild was convicted of abducting army nurse, 22 year old Marjorie Mason. According to prosecutors, he sodomized and shot her to death in a barn. Fairchild's death sentence and execution has been scrutinized, as there are strong accusations of police coercion and misconduct involved in the case. More specifically, the defense attorneys have alleged that Fairchild had a intellectual disability, which supposedly left him vulnerable to exploitation by investigators. Other questioned suspects have also claimed that they were beaten while detained by the officers.
12.William Parker (1984-1996, lethal injection): Parker shot his ex-wife's parents, 49 year old James and Sandra (age unknown) Warren, when he ambushed them while they were pulling out of their driveway. He blamed them for the disintegration of his marriage with their daughter and sought vengeance. A day after the killings, Parker kidnapped his ex wife, 27 year old Pam, and opened fire on police officers trying to intervene. Pam and an officer, 41 year old Mauris Feyen, were hit by Parker's gunfire, but both survived their injuries.
13.Paul Ruiz (1977-1997, lethal injection): Ruiz broke out of prison with his accomplice Earl Denton. He and Denton ambushed two park rangers, 55 year old Opal James and 27 year old David Small, and a marshal, 42 year old Marvin Richie, while on the run. They robbed Richie and the rangers of their wallets at gunpoint and abducted them. They tied their captives up with their own handcuffs, and shot them execution style. James and Richie were killed by gunshots to the head and neck respectively, while Small survived with a bullet wound to his chest.
14.Earl Denton (1977-1997, lethal injection): Denton was an accomplice to the above mentioned Ruiz. As discussed under Ruiz's section, Denton assisted him in the robbery abductions of two park rangers and a marshal while on the run from a prison breakout. He took part in the killings of two of their hostages, and the attempted murder of the survivor.
15.Kirt Wainwright (1988-1997, lethal injection): Wainright robbed a convenience store at gunpoint, and fatally shot the clerks, 37 year old Karen Ross and 28 year old Barbara Smith.
16.Eugene Perry (1980-1997, lethal injection): Perry held up a jewelry store owned by the Staton family. He tied up the owner, 53 year old Kenneth and his daughter, 24 year old Suzanne, and shot them both twice in the head at point blank range. After the killings, Perry stole up to $100,000 in jewelry.
17.Wilburn Henderson (1980-1998, lethal injection): Henderson broke into a furniture store owned by 50 year old Willa O'Neal and her husband. He shot Willa dead and took $41 from the cash register.
18.Johnie Cox (1989-1999, lethal injection): Cox tied up his step grandmother, 68 year old Marie Sullens, and two distant relatives, 34 year old Margaret and 32 year Billy Brown, in their home. He stabbed, strangled, and shot them all to death, and then burned down their house with their bodies inside.
19.Marion Pruett (~1981-1999, lethal injection): A few years after being released from a federal prison and placed in the witness protection program, Pruett went on a nationwide crime spree. In Mississippi, he abducted a loan officer, 43 year old Peggy Lowe, while robbing a bank and shot her to death. While robbing two convenience stores in Colorado, Pruett fatally shot two clerks, 24 year old James Balderson and 21 year old Anthony Taitt. The murder that got him condemned in Arkansas was 30 year old Bobbie Robertson, a clerk he kidnapped from a convenience store and shot dead. Pruett also beat his common law wife, 25 year old Pamela Barker, with a clawhammer and burned her body while stealing money for cocaine.
20.Mark Gardner (1985-1999, lethal injection): Gardner forced his way into the home of 60 year old Martha and 57 year old Joe Joyce, and bound them and their daughter, 31 year old Sara McCurdy. After he finished restraining his captives, he sexually assaulted Sara in front of her parents, and strangled all of them to death with a belt. He then ransacked the house, snatched jewelry, and drove away with the Joyces' car. While awaiting execution, Gardner raped Damien Echols, one of the accused West Memphis Three.
21.Alan Willett (1993-1999, lethal injection): Willett assaulted his 3 children, 17 year old Ruby, 13 year old Eric, 8 year old John, and his intellectually disabled brother, 43 year old Roger, under his care with a window weight in their trailer home. Eric and Roger were killed in the attack, while Ruby shielded John with her own body and dragged him and herself to the safety of a neighbor's house. Several teachers and a visiting pastor filled numerous complaints about the children's malnourished looking appearances and the family's filthy living conditions to social services before the murders, but were all dismissed by the investigating case workers.
22.Christina Riggs (1997-2000, lethal injection): Riggs poisoned her children, 5 year old Justin Thomas and 2 year old Shelby, with a combination of potassium chloride, amitriptyline sedative pills, and morphine. When that failed to immediately kill them, Riggs switched to suffocating them with a pillow.
23.David Johnson (1989-2000, lethal injection): Johnson duped Leon Brown, a 67 year old watchman, into letting him in the Little Rock Crate warehouse he was guarding. After entry, he beat Brown to death with a 2x4 lumber, stole a car, and drove off with Brown's body.
24.Clay Smith (1998-2001, lethal injection): Misty Erwin, Smith's 20 year old girlfriend, accused him of domestic abuse and initially requested police protection. However, she withdrew her complaints, and continued her relationship with Smith. A few days later, Smith shot Erwin, her cousin, 24 year old Shelley Sorg, Sorg's two children, 5 year old Sean and 3 year old Taylor, and a babysitter, 12 year old Samantha Rhodes, to death with his rifle.
25.Riley Noel (1995-2003, lethal injection): Noel's brother was previously killed in a drive by shooting, and he believed that 19 year old Yashica Young was responsible for setting up the murder. In retaliation, Noel and 3 other gang members broke into her family's home in search of her. They rounded up Yashica's younger siblings, 17 year old Marchell, 12 year old Mustafa, and 10 year old Malak Hussian, forced them to lie on the ground, and executed them with a shotgun. When Noel tried to do the same with the siblings' mother, 34 year old Mary, the gun jammed. She was able to wrestle the gun away, and chase Noel and his gang out of her home.
26.Charles Singleton (~1979-2005, lethal injection): While robbing York's Grocery Store, Singleton stabbed the owner, 19 year old Mary Lou York, twice in the neck.
27.Eric Nance (1993-2005, lethal injection): Nance found 18 year old Julie Heath broken down on the side of the highway. He lured her into his car with the offer of a ride. Nance then raped Heath and slit her throat with box cutters. On an unrelated side note, Heath's mother took her own life a year after the murder reportedly out of overwhelming grief.
28.Ledell Lee (~1989-2017, lethal injection): Lee was given a death sentence for the rape and murder of 26 year old Debra Reese, who was fatally struck 36 times with a tire thumper. He was also trialed for the murder of 22 year old Christine Lewis, but was acquitted from the inablity of the jury to reach a verdict. His execution is controversial due to the mixed results of a 2021 DNA test. More specifically, a DNA of an unknown man was found on the tire thumper (which was owned by Reese and her husband), but it still remained a "moderate" possibility that blood found on Lee's shoes could've belonged to Reese. Despite the DNA controversies, Lee had several unrelated rape convictions and accusations, and bills found in his possession had serial numbers that were traced back to money stolen from Reese.
29.Jack Jones (~1983-2017, lethal injection): In 1983, Jones abducted 20 year old Regina Harrison in Florida while she was going on a nightly bike ride. He raped and strangled her to death, and dumped Harrison's body in a nearby forest. Harrison's killing was originally pinned on Ronald Stewart, another sex offender with several previous rape convictions, until a DNA testing in 2019 proved Jones' responsibility. Jones committed his second verified murder in 1991, when he raped and strangled 32 year old Lorraine Barrett in her motel room. His last known murder occurred in 1995, when he broke in a home that 34 year old Mary Philps shared with her 11 year old daughter Lacey. Jones raped and strangled Mary to death, beat Lacey unconscious, tied the girl to a chair, and fled the residence.
30.Marcel Williams (1994-2017, lethal injection): Williams abducted 22 year old Stacy Errickson from a gas station, and forced her to withdraw money from a ATM. He then raped and murdered her through beating and strangulation attacks, and buried her body near the Arkansas River. Williams had a long history of sexual predations, and had at least two rape convictions prior to Errickson's murder.
31.Kenneth Williams (1998-2017, lethal injection): In 1998, Williams shot and killed 36 year old Jerrell Jenkins during a robbery. Days after Jenkins' murder, he kidnapped 19 year old Dominique Hurd and her boyfriend at gunpoint. After he forced them to withdraw money, Williams shot both of them. Hurd was killed in the shooting, while her boyfriend survived his injuries. A year later, Williams escaped from prison and broke into the home of 57 year old Cecil Boren. He stole one of Boren's guns and fatally shot him 6 times with it. Williams then stole Boren's wallet, jewelry, clothes, and other guns, and drove away in his truck. The following police chase caused a traffic collision that took the life of a delivery truck driver, 24 year old Michael Greenwood. Beyond his murder convictions, Williams also abducted a 39 year old woman, molested several children as a child himself, and was part of the Gangsters Disciples gang.

FRIDAY

• 10th Annual Bone Suckin’ Sauce Peak City Pig Fest, parking lot of Salem and Saunders Streets, Apex
• Friday Night on White, S. White St., Wake Forest
• Movie Night, Downtown Cary Park, Cary
• Savannah Bananas Exhibition Baseball Team, Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham
• Tracy Morgan, Raleigh Improv, Cary
• Special Event: David Koechner, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
• Adam Ant, DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center, Durham
• Art Walk, Downtown, Carrboro and Chapel Hill
• ZAXBY'S 150, Wake County Speedway, Raleigh
• Carolina Mudcats vs. Down East Wood Ducks, Five County Stadium, Zebulon
• Southern Ideal Home Show, North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh
• North Carolina Symphony - Ravel Boléro, Meymandi Concert Hall at Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, Raleigh
• NC State LIVE Presents: Small Island Big Song, Stewart Theatre, Talley Student Center at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
• Little River Community Fair, Durham County Stadium, Durham
• Library Fest: The Nature Edition, Various Locations, Durham
• Room 861 at Goodnights: Monica Nevi, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
• Fish Out of Water Variety Hour, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre, Raleigh
• You Can Vote 10th Anniversary Party, Durham Arts Council, Durham
• Cary Players Presents Brigadoon, Cary Arts Center, Cary
• A Little Night Music, Burning Coal Theatre, Raleigh
• Garden Story Walk, JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
• Neon Trees Bonsai + Modern Art Exhibit, Art by Shalimar, Cary
• Food Activism, Food Production, and Climate Change: A Conversation with Dr. Donald Nonini., RambleRill Farm, Hillsborugh
• Jewish Book Festival, Jewish For Good, Durham
• Redbird Theater Company Presents: "Art", Shadowbox Studio, Durham
• Eurydice, Sheafer Lab Theater, Durham
• Friday Night Makes, Durham Arts Council, Durham
• Bull City Pickleball Classic, Bethesda Park, Durham
• Gastón Reggio Group, Missy Lane's Assembly Room, Durham
• River & Rail, Huron Stage Music Venue, Durham
• Land Of Talk, with Hua Li, Motorco Music Hall, Durham
• Josh Teed: Taking It All In, The Fruit Basement, Durham
• UNC Baseball vs. Notre Dame, Boshamer Stadium, Chapel Hill
• Sarah And The Sundays, Local 506, Chapel Hill
• Tell Me Lies: A Tribute To Fleetwood Mac, The Pour House Music Hall & Record Shop, Raleigh
• The Night Rider Presents: Creepboat, Persistent Itch, Hemlock Theory, The Night Rider, Raleigh
• Carbon Leaf, Cat's Cradle, Carrboro
• Bailen, KINGS, Raleigh
• Indecision & Purple Schoolbus, Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh
• 11th Organ II, Rubenstein Arts Center Von der Heyden Studio Theater, Durham

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SATURDAY

• 10th Annual Bone Suckin’ Sauce Peak City Pig Fest, parking lot of Salem and Saunders Streets, Apex
• Town of Cary's Pimento Cheese Festival, Downtown Cary Park, Cary
• Savannah Bananas Exhibition Baseball Team, Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham
• Women's Empowerment 2024, PNC Arena, Raleigh
• Tracy Morgan, Raleigh Improv, Cary
• Special Event: David Koechner, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
• North Carolina Symphony - Ravel Boléro, Meymandi Concert Hall at Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, Raleigh
• Harmony: A Day of Heritage Music, North Carolina Museum of History, Raleigh
• Gilberto Santa Rosa, DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center, Durham
• Big Book Sale, Chapel Hill Public Library, Chapel Hill
• Cocktails & Cuisine Class: All Things Gin, The Willard Rooftop Lounge, Raleigh
• Room 861 at Goodnights: Monica Nevi, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
• Special Event: Office Trivia, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
• 2024 Glenwood South St. Baldrick's, Raleigh Beer Garden, Raleigh
• Library Fest: The Nature Edition, Various Locations, Durham
• West Point on the Eno Historic Buildings Open House, West Point on the Eno Park, Durham
• Every Day is Earth Day in Lakewood, Lakewood Shopping Center Stores, Durham
• NC Courage vs Portland Thorns, WakeMed Soccer Park, Cary
• 2024 PrideLife Expo, Raleigh Convention Center, Raleigh
• Away with the Fairies, Mordecai Historic Park, Raleigh
• Graffiti 102 Basic Styles, Artspace, Raleigh
• How Very: A Heathers Party, The Longleaf Lounge, Raleigh
• Jason Adamo Presents: North Carolina Songwriters in the Round, The Cary Theater, Cary
• Southern Ideal Home Show, North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh
• NC Eat & Play’s Spring Hootenanny & Foodie Fest, Haven Farm, Knightdale
• Brass Chamber Music Concert, Kenan Music Building, Chapel Hill
• Cary Players Presents Brigadoon, Cary Arts Center, Cary
• Performances at the Page: Roadhouse Storytellers, Page-Walker Arts & History Center, Cary
• Carpenter Park Community Garden Open House, Carpenter Park, Cary
• Basement Finds, Inkfinity Print, Durham
• Thrift A Bull One Year Anniversary Block Party, DSSOLVR Durham, Durham
• Beyond the Pen: Tools for the Professional Writer, Brier Creek Community Center, RTP
• Club BPC Presents The Brad "Scarface" Jordan Behind the Desk Experience, Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh
• Earth to Raleigh, Clouds Brewing Taproom, Raleigh
• Murder Mystery Party, The Big Easy, Raleigh
• Pop-up Parks Concerts Day 4: Annie Wilkerson Preserve, Peach Road and Lake Johnson, Church of the Nativity, Raleigh
• Puppies and Pinot, Bottles & Cans Beer and Wine Shop, RTP
• Second Shift A Capella Concert, Kiwanis Shelter, Cary
• Carolina Mudcats vs. Down East Wood Ducks, Five County Stadium, Zebulon
• Garden Story Walk, JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
• Jewish Book Festival, Jewish For Good, Durham
• Redbird Theater Company Presents: "Art", Shadowbox Studio, Durham
• Little River Community Fair, Durham County Stadium, Durham
• Bull City Pickleball Classic, Bethesda Park, Durham
• Eurydice, Sheafer Lab Theater, Durham
• D'Shawn & Soul, Missy Lane's Assembly Room, Durham
• NY Cat Film Festival, The Carolina Theatre, Durham
• Fandango de Durham, Avila Retreat Center, Durham
• Tea Cup Gin--Vintage Jazz, Bouncin' Blues, Succotash Southern & Creole Kitchen, Durham
• Hope Animal Rescue Springin' Senior Dog Pawty, Durty Bull Brewing Co, Durham
• City Box Durham pop-up, SDM storefront on Main, Durham
• First Nations Film & Video Festival Shorts Program, Rubenstein Arts Center, Film Theater, Durham
• River & Rail, Huron Stage Music Venue, Durham
• Lightning Strikes ProAm Kickboxing & Muay Thai Event, Durham Armory, Durham
• Comics by the Keg, Proximity Brewing Company, Durham
• 2024 USA Team Handball Collegiate National Championships, UNC Fetzer Gym, Chapel Hill
• LighterWood Farm Tour – How the Natural History of the Sandhills Created the Rich Cultural History, North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill
• David Morris, Cat's Cradle, Carrboro

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SUNDAY

• NCFC vs. Birmingham Legion FC, WakeMed Soccer Park, Cary
• Spring Food Truck Rodeo, Durham Central Park, Durham
• Tom Segura: Come Together, PNC Arena, Raleigh
• Family Day: This is Our Earth, Nasher Museum of Art, Durham
• Disney Princess - The Concert, DPAC, Durham
• Our First Lady of Jazz: Celebrating Mary Lou Williams, Duke University Chapel, Durham
• Carolina Mudcats vs. Down East Wood Ducks, Five County Stadium, Zebulon
• Southern Ideal Home Show, North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh
• DPW No Pressure, Durham Armory, Durham
• Goodnights Presents: Shannon Fiedler, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
• Jeff Allen, Raleigh Improv, Cary
• Sinful Six Comedy Show, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
• Superbloom! a Vibrant Comedy Show, The Pour House Music Hall & Record Shop, Raleigh
• Bull City Pickleball Classic, Bethesda Park, Durham
• NY Cat Film Festival, The Carolina Theatre, Durham
• Savannah Bananas Exhibition Baseball Team, Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham
• Jazz Brunch, Lula & Sadie's, Durham
• Brunch at the Brewery with Chef Chick's Bakery, The Glass Jug Beer Lab, Durham
• Journaling Stroll, Bailey and Sarah Williamson Preserve, Wendell
• The Disco Biscuits, Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh
• Garden Story Walk, JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
• Jewish Book Festival, Jewish For Good, Durham
• Redbird Theater Company Presents: "Art", Shadowbox Studio, Durham
• Little River Community Fair, Durham County Stadium, Durham

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My husbands watching some kind of wrestling thingy and Snoops on there.
I feel like he’s one of the few people from our childhoods who has maintained consistent relevancy.
Commercials, Yt ads, shows, movies, voice work, sports events. Also, his unexpected friendship with Martha Stewart lol.
I probably just don’t pay enough attention, but I can’t think of anyone else in music from back then who’s just always been around.

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Despite being one of the youngest species in terms of both evolution and Ascension, and the reputation garnered by their relatively small but quite robust warrior culture, Qui’ztar were anything but primitive. The Third Qui’ztar Matriarchy, being one of the most advanced and prosperous polities among that species of large, blue, and tusked primates, are capable of producing ships that few other beings in the galaxy could find any fault in. Though there are always differences in personal tastes, preferences towards particular forms of accommodation, and even a few truly unique species that required very specific and controlled environments in order to survive, the luxury-class vessels built in the shipyard above Ten'yiosh could meet any demands put to them by prospective customers. The vessel now designated as UHDF Diplomatic Ship-1, for example, was originally slated to serve as an exhibition vessel, one not meant to leave port except as a means of testing her capabilities or simply showing off, was over a kilometer long, nearly two-thirds at her widest point, and featured a roughly wedge-shape with a bulbous, cylindrical section in the middle that housed the spin-gravity section. And while Professor Mikhail T. River had made no specific requests when he negotiated the deal that saw this luxurious vessel shift purpose to become a gift to humanity, Matriarch Herathena had used her experience with the Nishnabe Confederacy to make the executive decision of maximizing the amount of nature space and ensured that section of the space would be as realistic as possible.
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So thus, by the Matriarch’s command, the dedicated nature area was now full of exotic plants, covered in alien grasses, and even featured a small, pond-like, open-top aquaponics tank stocked with a variety of fish, all arranged in a manner that drew inspiration from dozens of worlds. Though the shipwrights assigned to the task of quickly updating and modifying UHDF DS-1 had less than a week to work, they were able to increase the pseudo-natural space by tenfold to nearly two dozen acres of greenery, including the accompanying support systems required to make it all function as intended. Between the trees providing shade from the intense, near tropical light of the simulated sun, the fragrant smells of beautiful blooming flowers, and the soft ground that cushioned each step, the only thing that gave away the fact that this park was not entirely natural was that it was surrounded by metal and polymer and had the upward curve indicative of a spin-gravity cylinder. Though the grass and trees were boxed in by highly ornate but clearly artificial walkways and walls, from the center of this garden nothing but sunshine and life was visible. Even if a person with keen eyes could easily spot the subtle discrepancies in the thin and wispy clouds, and the most sensitive of ears could pick up a slight hum emanating from the technologies required to maintain this environment, it was far easier to get lost in it all and simply pretend the sky sitting just fifty meters overhead was the real thing.
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In the heart of this nearly perfect recreation of a cultivated meadow, the sound of gnashing teeth, vigorous growls, and playful pouncing entertained a group of curious onlookers who had joined together for a picnic on the third day of their journey to the Nishnabe home planet of Shkegpewen. At only sixty-five kilos and with a build more meant to run away from potential predators or adversaries than to stand and brawl, Harji the jartygon was at a significant disadvantage in his playful tussle with Mik's pure-bred, extra-large sized Cane Corso. However, much to the surprise of the people who had only recently met Terry, but not those who knew her well, the massive beast of a dog seemed to be losing to the hyena-cheetah. Regardless of her lethal strength, ability to easily take down animals twice her size, and normally quite reserved attitude, the brindle pooch was intentionally holding back the majority of her strength in order to give her new feline friend a fair chance to get the upper hand in their friendly fight and the audience a good show.
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“Yeah! Get the big meanie, Harji!” Nadeli shouted towards the pair of wrestling animals with youthful and naive innocence. “Show her who's boss!”
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“I think she's letting him win, Nadeli.” Despite being just a couple years older than her brother, Minaria seemed to be much more aware of the dynamic on display. “Just like how I let you win when we wrestle.”
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“Hey!” The young, blue skinned boy with barely noticeable tusks had a clearly offended look in his crimson red eyes. “I always beat you fair and square! You don't let me win!... Right?”
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“Of course she doesn't, Nadeli!” With Tarzona taking time off from her motherly duties and leaving the care of the children to Atxika and Tens, the children’s aunt did her best to sound as earnest as possible in her attempt to sooth the young boy. However, much to her annoyance, the sudden smirk and stifled giggles from the face of the man lounging next to her coupled with Minaria's eye roll to give the young Qui’ztar boy the hint he needed. “Your sister would never-”
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“She does, doesn't she!” Nadeli looked between his aunt, uncle, and sister with a horrified expression on his face. “Don't lie to me, Auntie Atxika!”
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Before Atxika could try to calm the clearly distraught young child, the group of Martian professors joining them on this picnic couldn't contain themselves, and all began bursting out with laughter. In an instant, the now perturbed blue woman shot them all harsh glares. Turning back to Nadeli, Atxika seemed as if she were about to double down on the lie. However, recognizing the look on Nadeli's face and having grown up in a relatively similar circumstance, TJ knew just what to say to put the boy at ease.
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“Hey now, Nadeli, think about it like this.” As soon as the half-metal man spoke up, all eyes immediately fell on him with baited breath. “If you have a big sister who's willing to let you win sometimes, you got a good sister. You don't want her to stop letting you win, trust me. I made that mistake with my oldest sis, and I still regret it. She’s never let me win a damn thing after I told her to knock it off.”
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“You- You have an older sister, too?” Nad asked so sheepishly that his sudden change in tone and expression caused both Tens and Atxika to look at the boy with marked confusion and worry. “D- Does she look like you?”
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“Yeah, I actually have two older sisters. But one of them never even tried to let me win! Ever!” Though TJ once again recognized the look in the young boy's eyes, one that held an equal mix of fear and curiosity, something his sister was also displaying but trying to hide, and he once again knew just what to say. “But no, neither of them really have any mods and metal like me. I was just that one out of three kids born in space that had some kinda major health problems. Being born in far lower gravity than a species evolved for can have some serious consequences. The robot parts you kids see are just to keep me happy and healthy. And yes, it does kind of hurt sometimes. But it hurts a lot less than when I was pure flesh and blood.”
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“My history teacher taught me about something like that in my class last year!” Minaria announced with gleeful recognition in her voice and any hints of fear in her eyes completely vanishing. “He said that when our species first started trying to live in space, we discovered that people could be born with problems that would make it so that they could never go back to Fensia'yoish. Something about the high gravity of our homeworld makes it hard for us to adapt to low gravity environments, I think. And that's why all of us have to be born in double standard gravity.”
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“Yeah, tha’ sounds ‘bout the same as us humans.” Mik chimed in with a somewhat surprised smile on his face as a bit of professional curiosity took hold. “Say, yahr about eight, right Minaria? That'd be ‘bout second ‘r third grade for us on Mars. What else ‘re they teachin’ yah in school?”
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“I'm eight and two-thirds! And… uh… They teach us a bunch of stuff…” The young girl replied with an excited tone but paused to think just long enough that her brother had time to interject.
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“I just started school this year and we learned how to do math, read, write, and even color inside the lines!”
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“Oh… What kind of math are they teaching you?” Skol chimed in with the same sort of intrigue that had prompted Mik.
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“Addition and subtraction and multiplication and division!” Nadeli replied with a wide and proud smile that nearly made his small tusks disappear completely. “And next year I'm going to learn how to find missing numbers!”
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“Teacher Bartchari taught us how to calculate the size and area of shapes.” Minara quickly added in a manner that perfectly matched her younger brother's enthusiasm. “And I got the highest scores out of anyone in my class! Give me any shape and I'll tell you its parameter and area!”
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“Geometry in third grade?!?” Kiera blurted out with an inflection that matched the genuinely astonished expressions on her fellow professors’ faces. “That seems quite advanced… Yah must be some very smart kids, then! But now I'm really curious about the curriculum your people use.”
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“From first year to fifth, our children learn basic equations, algebra, geometry, integrating algebra and geometry, and then trigonometry, in that order.” Though Atxika wasn't in the educational field and really didn't have much first experience with the most up to date Qui’ztar curriculums, she did have fond memories of her experiences in her people's school system. “Then, from sixth through fourteenth grades, the children learn more advanced mathematics that apply in everyday life. And if a child is on an educational path that would lead to a career in engineering, navigation, or similarly math-intense fields, they must be proficient in calculus by the time they graduate from their required schooling.”
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“Daaang!” Mik exclaimed while clapping his hands together and chuckling. “I wish my students'd be proficient in calculus before they signed up for my classes! That'd make my life so much easier, I tell yah what!”
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“That's like differentials and integrals, right?” Tens asked with a somewhat hesitant and embarrassed tone, his years of skipping school finally catching up to him.
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“Yeah, niji! Yah know calculus?!?”
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“I mean, well enough to get certified as a co-pilot…” The Nishnabe warrior started blushing a bit. Though his practical and applicable knowledge of mathematics were on par with two of the four professors at this picnic with him, and was significantly greater than the vast majority of humanity living on Sol, he couldn't help but feel like he would be smarter if he had skipped far fewer of his classes and actually paid attention in the ones he did attend. “I can do stuff like calculate vectors in three-dimensional space around gravitational distortions because that's what's required for certification but-”
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“Niji, tha's university-level calculus! If you ditched school as much as you say…” Mik scoffed as he and his fellow professors stared at the man whom all had now gained even more respect towards. “What else ‘re they teachin’ yah on Shkegpewen?!?”
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After his weekend peacekeeping deployment had quickly converted to a full activation of his unit to serve as guards of and assistants to Nishnabe Militia forces stationed at what was now being referred to as the Redlake Occupied Zone, Private Victor Whitetail found himself in a very strange position. Part of him wanted nothing more than to return to his previous life as a college student where his only real responsibilities were to show up to class, do his homework, and prepare for tests. However, another portion of his soul desired nothing more than to disregard everything he had ever known, including his contract to the Minnesota National Guard, and join the Nishnabe in any capacity he could. Having grown up relatively well off and in the comfort of land that his family had been fortunate enough to save from exploitation, the young man had a close enough connection to his culture to recognize that he had more in common with these people born on another world, but spoke his people’s traditional language, than his own squad mates. While neither Specialist Stewart nor Sergeant Anderson were bad people, both just doing the best they could in the positions they found themselves in, there simply wasn't that same kind of inherent and indescribable connection that Victor felt towards his Nishnabe cousins. Despite these strange and almost treasonous thoughts crossing his mind more and more over the past couple weeks of this deployment, Whitetail was still performing his duties to the best of his abilities.
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Though there were still a few craters that needed filling, fallen over trees that needed clearing, and a few wrecks of armored vehicles that had yet to be properly disposed of, the changes the Nishnabe had made to the former headquarters of the Pickerton Detective Agency, a subsidiary of the now defunct Constellus-Securitas corporate conglomerate, were astonishing. Having spent most of his time simply acting as a guard and friendly and familiar face for various American civilians who were entering the RLOZ for aid, Whitetail was genuinely shocked at the constant changes to the scenery around him. It was clear from his first day inside the fence that the Nishnabe weren't just cleaning up the contamination caused by the supposedly clean nuke that ConSec had acquired and attempted to use when this facility was raided and captured, they were actively restoring this land to the way it had been before Europeans arrived and began to destroy it all those hundreds of years ago. Buildings, bunkers, and various structures which weren't currently being utilized as temporary accommodations were all being torn down at blistering speeds and replaced by carefully and strategically planted flora. The many trees toppled by massive machines of war had been either utilized for lumber or laid out in particular arrangements to ensure they could naturally decay while providing needed nutrients to the soil around them. Even a few of the larger craters caused by the massive firefight which saw this site change ownership had been converted to small ponds. And while most of the damaged hulks of metal had simply been piled up after any potentially hazardous materials were removed, Victor had noticed a few of the Nishnabe warrior's tinkering with some of the systems that had been abandoned when their crews surrendered and fled. All the while, thousands of people in need passed through the front gates of this compound, received the various forms of aid they needed, and bore witness to the restoration of these lands.
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“Morning Sarg!” Whitetail saluted his squad-lead as he stood at attention and awaited his orders for the day.
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“Mornin’ Private.” The portly, older man grumbled while sipping from his coffee thermos. Though his voice didn't carry it, the man was actually quite excited for the day. “You got your full activation orders, right?”
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“Yes sir.”
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“Good.” The Sergeant paused for a moment to enjoy a long and slow drink of his steaming hot morning beverage. “Sorry you're gonna have to miss the rest of this semester, but orders are orders.”
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“It is what it is, Sarg.” The young man allowed a slight smile to fall on his face as he replied with a shrug. “Oh, and where's Specialist Stewart?”
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“That fuckin’ idiot…” Anderson let out a scoffing laugh and rolled his eyes. “As soon as he gets here, I'm rippin’ him a new one! Turns out that fucker left the facility after his shift yesterday to pick up a bunch of alcohol for the Nishnabe he's made friends with.”
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“He what?!?” Victor didn't know whether to be horrified or jealous. “Did they arrest him or something?!?”
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“No.” There was an almost angry look in the older man's eyes. “And they didn't even tell me he left till this morning. The Nishnabe Chief-Brave’s not even mad at him. If anything, the guy thought it was funny and is just makin’ the Nishnabe who paid Stewart to get the booze fill a few craters by hand…. Oh, and look… speak o’ the hungover devil… Specialist Stewart! Get your ass over here!”
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“Ah shit…” Whitetail muttered under his breath while turning to see the man in question, who had the obvious glazed over expression of a person who was still feeling the previous night, slowly jogging over to where he and the Sergeant were standing. “Did you really get some Nishnabek drunk last night, Stewart?”
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“Fuck, they got me drunk!” The clearly quite weary man retorted. “Those guys can hold their liquor better than you can Whitetail!”
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“Damn it, Specialist!” Sergeant Anderson berated the Specialist with so much vigor that small specks of coffee and saliva erupted from his mouth. “Do you know how much trouble you're in?!? That could've turned into an international incident, you fucking moron!”
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“Sarg, they said they're allowed to have a few drinks every couple weeks and they just wanted to try some Earth beers.” The younger man suddenly had a fearful look in his eyes, the consequences of his actions just now dawning on him. “I swear, sir, they told me it was all good. The gate guards were totally chill with it and everything! I had no idea I wasn't allowed to-”
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“You had no idea?!? Boy, I ought to…!” For a moment, Anderson looked as if he was ready to start smacking Stewart into line before he took a deep breath and shook his head to try to recollect himself. “If the Nishnabe didn't have plans for us today, I'd be drilling your ass till you started cryin’ for your momma! Then I'd drill it some more!!! You'd be doin’ so many push ups it would change Earth’s orbit! Yah know what, drop and give me a hundred right now!”
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“The Nishnabe have plans for us, sir?” After a few moments, Whitetail spoke up hesitantly after he watched Stewart sheepishly hit the deck and start pushing.
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“Yeup!” A smirk spread across the Sergeant's lips as soon as the Private reminded him of why he was actually excited for the day. “The Nishnabe War Chief and President Carnegie want to have a weapons demonstration. Kinda like that tech expo they had a few weeks back but with guns. And…” Anderson took a step towards Whitetail so that he could whisper the truly enticing part without Stewart overhearing. “They're gonna teach us how to use their mechs for the demonstration.”
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