Top of the lake tập 5 năm 2022
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Tennessee moved to No. 3 in The Associated Press college football poll behind No. 1 Georgia and No. 2 Ohio State after knocking off Alabama. The Crimson Tide was one of five unbeaten teams to fall during a wild weekend and dropped three places to No. 6 in the AP Top 25 presented by Regions Bank. Alabama swapped places with the Vols after losing to them 52-49 on a field goal as time expired Saturday. Georgia remained No. 1 and received 31 first-place votes and Ohio State had 17 first-place votes. The Vols received 15 first-place votes and have their best ranking since starting the 2005 season at No. 3. The last time Tennessee was ranked this highly in the second half of the season was 2001, reaching the top 10 in late October and headed into the SEC championship at No. 2. No. 4 Michigan moved up a spot Sunday, switching places with No. 5 Clemson after the Wolverines blew out now-No. 16 Penn State. No. 7 Mississippi moved up two spots and No. 8 TCU, No. 9 UCLA and No. 10 Oregon all moved into the top 10. POLL POINTS The Crimson Tide had its string of 40 straight appearances in the top five snapped. It was the longest such active streak in the country. Georgia now has the longest run of top-five appearances with 24. The Tide's latest top-five run is only the third longest of the Saban era. The Tide's 68 straight top-five appearances from 2015-19 is the AP poll record, and a string of 48 consecutive top-five rankings from 2011-13 is tied for fourth. EXPLAIN YOUR VOTE Tennessee made a case to be the No. 1 team in the country, and it swayed some voters. Those who bought in on the Vols cited a resume that includes four victories against teams that were ranked at the time (at Pitt, Florida, at LSU and Alabama). "I voted Tennessee No. 1 because the Vols' strength of schedule is far superior to UGA and Ohio State," said Ron Counts of the Idaho Statesman in Boise. For comparison, Georgia has played just one team (Oregon) that has been ranked at any point this season. Ohio State has played three, though only one was ranked at the time (Notre Dame) and all of those opponents have at least three losses. Plus, beating Alabama doesn't happen often and holds a lot of weight with voters. No team this season has beaten a team with a better ranking at the time the game was played than Tennessee. "It was a tough call between Tennessee and Georgia for No. 1," said Kellis Robinett of The Wichita (Kansas) Eagle. "I have been voting the Bulldogs ahead of everyone else for several weeks, mostly because their blowout victory over Oregon has aged like a fine wine. But I think beating Alabama is slightly more impressive." So why only No. 3 for Tennessee? The ranked-at-the-time argument falls flat for some voters, who were less impressed with victories against Florida and Pitt and give Georgia and Ohio State credit for being more dominant overall. "I've been high on Tennessee all year, but I don't think ranking them No. 3 is any kind of snub this week," said Mike Barber of the Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch. IN — No. 22 North Carolina is ranked for the first time this season. — No. 25 Tulane is this week's breakthrough team. The Green Wave (6-1) is ranked for the first time since 1998, when quarterback Shaun King led them to an unbeaten season and No. 7 in the final Top 25. OUT — Kansas lost two straight games after snapping a poll drought of 13 years and is unranked again. — James Madison is out after becoming the first team to be ranked in its first season as an FBS member. The Dukes lost 45-38 on the road at new Sun Belt rival Georgia Southern. CONFERENCE CALL SEC — 6 (Nos. 1, 3, 6, 7, 19, 24). ACC — 5 (Nos. 5, 13, 14, 22, 23). Big 12 — 4 (Nos. 8, 11, 17, 20). Big Ten — 4 (No. 2, 4, 16, 18). Pac-12 — 4 (Nos. 9, 10, 12, 15). American — 2 (Nos. 21, 25). RANKED vs. RANKED After six games matching ranked teams this past weekend, five more are on tap, including the first top-10 matchup in the Pac-12 since the 2016 conference championship game (No. 4 Washington and No. 9 Colorado). No. 14 Syracuse at No. 5 Clemson. No. 20 Texas at No. 11 Oklahoma State. No. 9 UCLA at No. 10 Oregon. No. 24 Mississippi State at No. 6 Alabama. No. 17 Kansas State at No. 8 TCU. ___ Follow Ralph D. Russo at https://twitter.com/ralphDrussoAP and listen at http://www.appodcasts.com ___ PhotosMost recent College storiesMore stories you may be interested in
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4, click here. Now they’ve figured out what’s going on, that Puss is prostituting Mary. Or trying to, anyways. Nearly too much for Pyke to bear. He and Robin have one another in the whole ordeal, even if Julia (Nicole Kidman) isn’t aware or into their closeness. Meanwhile, Robin’s trying her best as detective sergeant to properly put a case on the pimp, for Mary’s sake, for Cinnamon’s sake, for the sake of all the girls under his ’employ’ and those who might/will be in the future. At least they’ve got Brett (Lincoln Vickery), he’s the only man who genuinely seems to care about the deceased China girl. He’s identifying specific marks for the police on the girl’s body, to prove it’s her, as well as to prove how well he knew her. He describes “a small gold cross” she wore constantly and some specific moles, among other specific details. Afterwards, Robin comes up against the creepy cop who wants to bed her, he’s insistent. We also see the casual misogyny of some men, as another detective says there’s “yes nos” when it comes to women; an example of the male gender not understanding that no means fucking no, full stop. Such good writing because it brings out that misogyny so many men don’t even understand is hateful towards women, erasing a woman’s right to make decisions for herself. Constable Miranda Hilmarson (Gwendoline Christie) is having troubles, worrying about her baby. Not getting much sympathy from her supposed mentor. This puts the big lady on a warpath, no time for anyone’s bullshit. She questions a woman about Cinnamon, revealing that she was a “sex worker” who’s wound up dead. Then the constable trips out, scared for her baby and making a scene. This puts the two women at odds once more, Robin and Miranda both butting heads. Nobody ever seems to ask about Robin’s story. So she reveals a bit of herself to the constable: she’s been pregnant 4 times, 3 of those miscarriages. Through it all they become honest with one another. Miranda reveals she isn’t having the baby, right now she’s wearing a fake stomach. Shit, I didn’t expect that. We see that the whole emotional bit for the constable involves the fact she had problems getting pregnant. She went through IVF, and worried the baby in Cinnamon’s belly was her surrogate daughter until it was revealed the fetus was a boy. Robin: “I will haunt you” The psyche of Brett is further crumbling, worse by the hour. He’s back with his friends around the table again at the coffee shop. He’s still acting like Cinnamon is alive. Not just that, he’s filming everything. Telling people it’ll be “on the news.” This sort of freaks me out. Could Brett have done something to Cinnamon? Or is he merely having a psychological break after her death? Despite all the shit, Mary is still in love with Puss. She seems intent on being a part of that whole lifestyle at the brothel, like she actually believes it’ll be good to be a prostitute. At the same time she’s noticing things around Silk 41, how they operate. I wonder what happens when Dang (Ling Cooper Tang) feels she’s too much a liability. One of the girls is leaving, going to Thailand. Puss and Dang’s partner take her to go. I wonder if she’s really going, or if it’s the same way Cinnamon was leaving with a suitcase. Mary wonders, too. The rift beginning to wedge between her and the pimp, finally. I hope it’s soon enough. Pixie, the woman from the doctor’s office where Miranda had her freak out, isn’t answering her door. Everyone is outside waiting. So they bust inside, only to find her lying in bed, stone dead. Apparent suicide. A letter left to Miranda, involving people who’ve lost touch with surrogates. Devastating, yet this will hopefully help with the police investigation, and surely very worried couples. Julia (Nicole Kidman) isn’t overly happy to know Pyke (Ewen Leslie) is having Robin over for dinner. Nor that the birth mother’s been seeing the daughter a bit as of late. The adoptive mother gets her back up. The so-called feminist doesn’t care to know anything about Robin’s story, about what happened to make her give up her child. Luckily, the detective sergeant can laugh things off. She and Pyke have a nice little bit of wine, cheese, grapes, they talk about his past. She even gets a look at Mary’s room, the place she grew up. A touching, heavy moment. Giving her a window into her daughter’s mind, her identity. And also a pregnancy test lying on the dresser: negative. Dad worries her daughter isn’t being safe, Robin worries she’s invading her daughter’s privacy. Meanwhile, Robin and Pyke are trying to get talking with Mary. They see the pimp waiting for her outside school like a creep. Finally, dad loses his cool, confronting the man, who pumps out his idiotic rhetoric while Pyke professes the fatherly love he has for his girl. Honestly? Broke me a bit. Ewen Leslie is a damn fine actor, man! Together later, Pyke and Robin fall into bed. Finally. He treats her with tenderness, as opposed to so many other men in her life, almost every one of them. Across the city, Brett continues hallucinating Cinnamon. Then he heads out on the bus, telling more people to watch the news tonight. I’m starting to really worry about this dude. At Silk 41, Brett walks in with his gun drawn. Heading for Puss. The cowardly pimp pushes Mary in front of him, heading into an elevator. Just as the young man shoots at him. C.H. Newell là người đầu tiên và quan trọng nhất là một người yêu thích bộ phim đặc biệt là kinh dị. Ông cũng là một sinh viên tiến sĩ tại Đại học Tưởng niệm Newfoundland với sự tập trung vào lý thuyết phê bình hậu hiện đại và gothic queer. Ông đã viết cho cuộc điều tra phim thường xuyên trong giai đoạn 2016-17, và thường xuyên đóng góp cho kịch bản trong giai đoạn 2018-2019 trong một cột có tên là kẻ giết người hàng loạt tập trung vào các bộ phim chuyển thể về những kẻ giết người ngoài đời thực. Tính đến tháng 9 năm 2018, C.H. Newell là thành viên chính thức của Hiệp hội phê bình phim trực tuyến, và kể từ tháng 4 năm 2019, ông hiện được liệt kê là một nhà phê bình được Rotten Tomatoes phê duyệt. Ông đã đề cập đến các liên hoan phim lớn như Fantasia Festival (2019, 2020) và Fantastic Fest. Trong tháng 9 năm 2019, Cha Son Holy Gore là một trong một số phương tiện truyền thông giúp giới thiệu Randfilmfest ở Đức, và sẽ một lần nữa vào năm 2020, New Newell cũng sẽ phục vụ như một phần của bồi thẩm đoàn cho Giải thưởng Rand uy tín. Xem tất cả các bài viết của C.H. Newell bài chuyển hướngCha của Tui là ai?Al tiết lộ với Robin rằng Matt là cha của em bé của Tui nhưng các xét nghiệm DNA cũng tiết lộ rằng anh ta không phải là cha của Johnno. Tại quán cà phê, Robin biết rằng April Stephens cũng là một barista và tốt nghiệp chương trình của Al.Matt is the father of Tui's baby but the DNA tests also reveal that he isn't Johnno's father. At the café, Robin learns that April Stephens was also a barista and a graduate of Al's program.
Làm thế nào mà TUI có thai trên đỉnh hồ?Video của TUI được phát hiện trong cabin của Wolfie. Tại ngôi nhà ven hồ đắt tiền của anh ấy cho bữa tối, Robin tiết lộ với ông chủ của nhà ga Al Parker (David Wenham) rằng cô ấy đã bị hãm hiếp ở tuổi mười lăm. Cô mang thai và mẹ cô bắt cô mang đứa bé đến hạn và đưa nó lên làm con nuôi.she was gang-raped at the age of fifteen. She became pregnant and her mother made her carry the baby to term and put it up for adoption.
Miranda có mang thai trên đỉnh hồ không?Chúng ta cũng biết rằng mối quan hệ của Miranda và Adrian là có thật, và đó là cái bụng mang thai là một lời nói dối, do đó hút thuốc và uống rượu.Trên thực tế, Miranda sử dụng một người thay thế - có khả năng là một người bán dâm, chứ không phải là một học sinh - thông qua phòng khám tinh ranh.it's the pregnant belly that was a lie, hence the smoking and drinking. Miranda is, in fact, using a surrogate – likely to be a sex worker, rather than a student – via the dodgy clinic.
Điều gì đã xảy ra ở cuối hồ?Loạt phim khép lại với một khoảnh khắc tìm thấy Robin cuối cùng đã cho mình một nụ cười, cho phép bản thân kết nối với một cô con gái rằng cô vẫn đang học cách yêu.Xem video về nhà trên DVD, đó là một cổ vật khác mà cô phải mượn từ gia đình nuôi của Mary.Robin finally affording herself a smile, allowing herself to connect to a daughter that she is still learning how to love. Watching home videos on a DVD, it's another artifact that she must borrow from Mary's adopted family. |
