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The Raven Clan. #Photography905 #PSBlog #PS4Share #AssassinsCreed #Valhalla #ShotOnPlaystation . . . Looking for all the locations of AC Valhalla Zealots? Maybe you’ve encountered some Zealanders at the start of the game, or you’ve seen white helmet icons from the old Val Valla Order customers on your map. These markers will pinpoint the location of any Zealand you pass at close range, even if you didn’t notice it at the time. If you come across one of them by chance, you will know about it because they can be very tough opponents. If you follow the legendary weapon AC Valhalla Excalibur, you will have to kill at least three Zealanders to buy it. One of the previous quests involves burning a sheet with your name on it to prevent the Zelots from adding you to their hit list and actively hunting you down. If you don’t want to keep track of them yourself, leave the sheet undamaged, which is a good way to get them to you. Just be prepared. There are 15 AC Valhalla Zealot sites scattered throughout 9th century England. Read on to find out where to find them all. You can check the status of New Zealanders by opening the “Order” page in the menu. They are located on the left and right sides of the page and are bordered by the central command of the old members. The icon of the undiscovered Zealanders will be erased, and the zealots you encounter will appear. This guide works clockwise around the menu from top to bottom. A lot of New Zealanders patrol entire areas, so patience is required if you don’t want to walk nonsense. The good news is that once you launch their white shield on the map, the game will track their location. This makes it much easier to find them when you are ready to fight them. When talking about this, keep in mind that the difficulty of every Zealander does not depend on the zone in which they are protected. Keep this in mind if you plan to attack a low-level area. You will find Beortsige walking around the Glowecestrescire paths. I found it as thieves were walking along the road to the east, northwest of Warren. If you are patient, you can wait here. It warns you when you walk the distance. (at Canterbury, Kent) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLA0JGeLWsF2zIaP1uPfKGCboHvhtkLBf62ukE0/?igshid=1fxdti4fdlyug

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The Engagement. #Photography905 Congratulations on the “newly” weds 1st Anniversary! I’ve seen their romance blossom from a flirtation, to a first date, and now their wedding. 🥂 , to many more anniversaries and adventures together! #GrowingUp . . . On this edition of All Songs Considered, I've got a conversation and performance with Mikel Jollett, all based on his extraordinary memoir Hollywood Park. You may know Mikel from his band The Airborne Toxic Event, but you likely don't know his mind-boggling journey. As a young child, Mikel and his brother, Tony grew up in a drug rehab center that turned into a cult. He didn't know his parents until the day his mom showed up at the center known as Synanon to rescue him and his brother from the cult's grips. It's a life that, in the end, is about what it means to be a family. Along with the conversation, you'll hear Mikel Jollett perform songs from his album, also titled Hollywood Park, with bandmate Mimi Peschet at EastWest Studios in Hollywood. This conversation took place live on the NPR Music YouTube channel in mid-July. You can watch the performance with the video below and hear the audio-only version with the listen button at the top of the page. You can also listen by subscribing to the All Songs Considered podcast. Join NPR Music’s Bob Boilen for a conversation with writer and musician Mikel Jollett, author of ‘Hollywood Park,’ his New York Times bestselling memoir. Hollywood Park beautifully, painfully details the author’s journey from a troubled childhood – poverty, emotional abuse, addiction and an escape from the notorious Synanon cult – to the discovery of his voice as a writer and musician. During this live, virtual event, Bob and Mikel will discuss both the book and its companion soundtrack by Mikel’s band, The Airborne Toxic Event. Mikel will also perform some of the songs that align with the stories in his written memoir. You can read or listen to an excerpt from ‘Hollywood Park’ here: https://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs... (at Yosemite National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEw_OyQjKEq/?igshid=1bq3nsmv6ou2r

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The Control Her. #Photography905 #PS4Share #PSBlog #CONTROL #Remedy #ShotOnPlaystation #Interstellar #CincoDeMayo #ChipotleSucks . . . While there were a lot of surprises in the Arrowverse's epic "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover event, there was one that that no one saw coming. In a truly stunning moment, television's Flash (Grant Gustin) encountered the big screen's Flash (Ezra Miller) while lost in the Speed Force, trying to bring the Arrowverse's heroes together to make a final stand against the Anti-Monitor. Since then, it's been revealed that the Flash-meets-Flash moment was carefully orchestrated, but now Marc Guggenheim is opening up with even more details about the fan-favorite moment. In a recent appearance on the Fake Nerd Podcast, Guggenheim said that the approval for Miller's cameo came late in the process for the crossover -- but it was better late than never. "There were certain things that we knew were not touchable and the cinematic universe -- before that call -- fell into that category," Guggenheim said. "The nice thing about doing something for years is you're there for all the changes. You're there for the personnel changes, and you're there for the philosophical changes and the changes in policy, and this just happened to be one of those situations where people changed their minds. I was so glad that they did, even though the change of mind did come after we were wrapped on the whole crossover. So it came very late, but as they say, better late than never." He went on to explain that getting a piece of the cinematic universe into the crossover is still something he can't believe "Crisis" was able to pull off. "I did feel like the cinematic universe was the one that got away," Guggenheim said. "If you were to ask me, short of bringing Christopher Reeve back to life, what would you most want to do I would have said include the cinematic universe, and I still can't believe that we were able to do that. The funny thing is, once we got the approval, it came together almost easier than any other cameo. I mean, certainly, there were other cameos that were a lot harder to pull off, that required a lot more scheduling creativity or financia (at FBI - New York Field Office) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_04grtjr2o/?igshid=1rcxg4czhsg8c

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The Faden To Black. #Photography905 #PS4Share #PSBlog #ControlRemedy #CONTROL #BlackAndWhite #Monochrome #PS4 #Photomode #ShotOnPlaystation . . . WARNING: The following contains SPOILERS for Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 7, streaming now on Disney+. Since its return on Disney+, Star Wars: The Clone Wars has succeeded in presenting some amazing action with its updated animation. Outside of the many Clones that have been given the spotlight to show their impressive tactics in battle, the Jedi themselves are shown to be effective warriors that can take down legions of droids in a single battle. So, if the Jedi were so capable, how was Order 66 able to wipe them out in mere moments? Well, The Clone Wars' latest episode, "Old Friends Not Forgotten," explains what actually happened prior to Palpatine executing his grand scheme. As the final season has continued, it has been a bit unclear on where in the timeline this entry takes place. However, with the final arc being the Seige of Mandalore, it's become clear that the show is only a few days away from the fall of the Republic and the Rise of the Galactic Empire. And during the opening monologue of its most recent episode, the true downfall of the Jedi and the extent of Palpatine's planning is revealed. As the episode begins, the Separatist army is on the offensive as the narrator reveals that there are multiple battlegrounds around the galaxy. Specifically, the Droid Army has been targeting worlds in the Outer Rim, far away from the core worlds of the Republic. As Palpatine also controlled the Separatists, this is a clear move on his part in setting up the final moments of the Clone Wars. With the majority of the Republic Army far from Coruscant, Palpatine would send General Grievous to attack the planet and kidnap him, allowing him to remove one apprentice and prepare for another. Additionally, as the narrator explains, the Jedi have been spread thin and are isolated from each other. In a quick montage, it becomes evident that many of the Jedi have been sent across the galaxy before their eventual deaths. General Plo Koon is shown on Cato Neimoidia in his Jedi Starfighter, where he will later be shot down... (at FBI - New York Field Office) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_vmFOcj6Zj/?igshid=vlij4wymmaoq

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Las Aventuras De Llama Croft #Photography905 #PSBlog #PS4Share #ShotOnPlaystation #LlamaCroft #TombRaider #CoronaVirus . . . With so many people hanging out at home thanks to stay at home efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, people are turning to the internet to find some entertainment and distraction and for fans of The CW's Arrow, series producer and former showrunner Marc Guggenheim is serving that up with all sorts of interesting behind-the-scenes information on the popular DC series. Over the past several days, Guggenheim has shared a number of interesting gems about plans for Arrow that didn't quite make it to screen and among them is a look at what the original scripted opening scene for the Season 1 finale. On Friday, Guggenheim shared the page of script for that first season finale and explained that they ended up cutting out some of what was on the page in the name of time. However, the idea would pop up again later -- specifically in the show's series finale. "This was the original scripted opening for Arrow's first season finale," Guggenheim wrote. "We ended up cutting the material for time, but I'd use the same idea eight years later for the start of the second act of the series finale." Taking a look at the page, on its face it will be very familiar for fans of Arrow, as it sees Oliver on the lifeboat in the North China Sea with his father as well as the other man who survived the sinking of the Queen's Gambit -- their security guy, Hackett. What's different in this scripted scene, however, is that Robert has a full conversation with Oliver, with Robert telling his son how he failed Starling City before Robert shoots first Hackett and then himself. In the opening that made it to air, fans still find Oliver, Robert, and Hackett in the lifeboat but instead of Robert addressing his failings, Oliver is awakened by the sound of Robert shooting Hackett and then, watches in horror as his father puts the gun to his own head and tells him to "survive" before ending his own life. It's a simple difference and one that arguably doesn't reduce the impact in the season one finale, but as Guggenheim noted, the show eventually came back to... (en Iquitos Perú) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-kjK_RjWIY/?igshid=1mcxs94qq31v5

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The Tales of the Tomb Raider. #Photography905 #TombRaider #PSBlog #PS4Share #ShotOnPlaystation #Maya #CoronaVirus . . . Some Californians who are missing work because of the novel coronavirus can access benefits, including unemployment. Benefits are not only for people who have been laid off, they also apply to caregivers, those who are quarantined and workers whose hours have been reduced. Additionally, President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion coronavirus relief package that extends unemployment insurance to independent contractors, self-employed and gig economy workers. Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on March 12 stating that the California Employment Development Department (EDD) would waive the one-week waiting period for people unemployed or disabled due to the coronavirus. "We are seeing certainly an unprecedented demand for these benefits, more of a sudden slam of demand, as you can well imagine," said Loree Levy, spokesperson for the EDD. "So for that reason, we have got all hands on deck here at the EDD, trying to do everything we can to streamline the processing of these claims." EDD staff is working overtime, planning to hire more employees and "trying a number of creative solutions," to help process the influx of claims, according to Levy. Californians who may be missing work because of the novel coronavirus can now apply for benefits through the state's EDD. Specific policies instituted as a result of the coronavirus can be seen here (also available in Spanish). The department is providing workers and caregivers various options to collect payment. Sick or quarantined Californians who are unable to work as a result of the virus can file a disability insurance claim online. If you're unable to work because you're taking care of a sick or quarantined relative with COVID-19, you can file a paid family leave claim, according to EDD. Those who have had reduced hours or have lost their job due to their employer shutting down operations, can file an unemployment insurance claim. It typically takes three weeks for EDD to process a claim and issue a payment, but Levy said this timeframe is changing on a daily basis. EDD plans to keep... (at Lima, Peru) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-fxSv2DxlN/?igshid=1plk5gv0qr00

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The Folsom Prison Blues. #Photography905 #NewYork #BlackAndWhite #UrbanJungle #JohnnyCash #LosTigresDelNorte #FolsomPrison . . . Cuando era niño Mi madre me decía Hijo no juegues con las armas Y me dio su bendición El tren viene llegando Ya lo puedo escuchar No sé desde cuándo He visto el sol brillar Porque sigo atrapado Viendo la vida pasar en la prisión Avanzan los años Y el tren sigue su marcha a San Antón Cuando era un chiquillo Mi madre me decía Las armas, hijo mío No las quiero para ti Pero le disparé a un hombre en Reno Para verlo morir Y el sonido del disparo en mi cabeza Todavía sigue aquí Hoy pienso en esa gente Que va en ese vagón Gastando su dinero En lujo y diversión Eso es lo que me tortura Saber que siguen su rumbo mientras yo Sigo en La Prisión De Folsom Sin siquiera ver el sol Aquí voy terminando Con gran desilusión Yo sé que no hay espacio Para mí en ese vagón Porque ya tengo asumido Que jamás voy a salir de esta prisión Y ese triste silbido Nunca lo olvidaré Nunca lo olvidaré (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9Hxzv2jfcq/?igshid=4eq83aadatlf

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The Pope. #Photography905 #BlackAndWhite #NewYork #UrbanJungle #Avengers #GrandCentralStation #NinjaTurtles . . . Come, my wild horse, come, come pick me up Let's go outside and let's pretend it's New York Drown the small town troubles In Hudson River puddles Put those shining dancing boots on We'll meet the local heroes down at the bar The gifted and the phonies Rodeo on ponies And the truth is I was wrong when I said I was bored Any street that I'm walking on with you Anywhere with you could be New York And the truth is I was sleeping But I woke up all eyes and all ears When you whispered, it's all really happening It's all really happening here We'll spin the bottle with the muses That I'd been calling for 'til I thought they'd gone Camping on Long Island Put the backyards where they're hiding And these corners seemed run down and old But you pointed your finger At the magic and wonder they hold Now we're out and we're digging for gold 'Cause the truth is I was wrong when I said I was bored Any street that I'm walking on with you Anywhere with you could be New York And the truth is I was sleeping But I woke up all eyes and all ears When you whispered, it's all really happening It's all really happening here And the truth is I was sleeping Dreaming away 'til I forgot That wherever we are's where it's happening Come, my wild horse, and pick me up Come, my wild horse Come, come pick me up (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9E-7wojOIV/?igshid=1du37q927xizx