How did the Oak Ridge community respond to the tragic drunk driving accident. What impact did Zach Williamson and Jeff Jones have on their friends and family. How are local residents working to prevent similar incidents in the future.
The Tragic Incident: A Community in Shock
On a fateful Friday in Oak Ridge, North Carolina, a drunk driving accident claimed the lives of two 19-year-olds, Zach Williamson and Jeff Jones. The incident occurred along Williard Road, leaving the community reeling from the sudden loss. As news of the tragedy spread, residents struggled to comprehend how such a devastating event could befall two young men with their whole lives ahead of them.
Matthew O’Hal, a former schoolmate of the victims, expressed the disbelief felt by many: “Nobody thought this would happen, especially to people like Zach and Jeff. Nobody thinks this would happen. One day they’re here, the next day they’re not.” His words capture the shock and sorrow that rippled through Oak Ridge in the wake of the accident.
A Growing Memorial: Honoring Lives Cut Short
In response to the tragedy, a memorial began to take shape at the intersection of N.C. 150 and Williard Road. This spontaneous outpouring of grief and remembrance has continued to grow, serving as a focal point for the community’s collective mourning. The site has become a place where friends, family, and even strangers can come to reflect on the lives lost and the fragility of life itself.
For many, like O’Hal, visiting the memorial site has been a powerful experience. “It had me thinking like, things could change in a heartbeat,” he remarked, underscoring the profound impact the tragedy has had on the community’s sense of security and mortality.
The Power of Community Support
The expanding memorial stands as a testament to the caring nature of the Oak Ridge community. Tony Owens, a local parent, observed, “At least they know the people in the community care.” This sentiment highlights the importance of coming together in times of tragedy, offering support and solidarity to those most affected by the loss.
Remembering Zach Williamson: A Friend with a Contagious Smile
As friends and acquaintances grapple with their grief, many are choosing to focus on the positive memories they shared with Zach Williamson. O’Hal fondly recalled Williamson’s infectious smile and his ability to bring laughter to those around him. These recollections paint a picture of a young man who brought joy and light to his community, making his loss all the more poignant.
Do Williamson’s friends find comfort in sharing memories? While the pain of loss remains acute, many have found solace in reminiscing about the happier times they shared with Zach. By celebrating his life and the positive impact he had on others, they keep his memory alive and find strength in their shared experiences.
Jeff Jones: A Patriot and a Friend to All
Jeff Jones’ father, Bob Jones, provided a heartfelt tribute to his son, describing him as “an all-American patriot” who “loved this country.” He went on to characterize Jeff as a “super, super kid” who “never met a stranger” and was known for his loving nature. These words offer a glimpse into the character of a young man whose life was cut tragically short.
Is it common for victims of such tragedies to be remembered so positively? While grief often leads people to focus on the best aspects of those they’ve lost, the consistent portrayal of both Williamson and Jones as kind, friendly, and impactful individuals suggests that they truly left a positive mark on their community during their short lives.
The Survivors: Grappling with Loss and Recovery
While the accident claimed two lives, two others survived the crash. Tavis Williamson, one of the survivors, attended a vigil held in honor of the victims. Though overcome with emotion and unable to address the crowd, his presence was deeply felt. The community’s embrace of Williamson at the event demonstrated their commitment to supporting all those affected by the tragedy, including the survivors who must now navigate a difficult path of physical and emotional recovery.
How can communities best support survivors of such incidents? Offering ongoing emotional support, assistance with medical care, and creating spaces for survivors to process their experiences are crucial. Additionally, involving survivors in awareness campaigns can be healing for them and impactful for the community.
Legal Consequences: Addressing Drunk Driving
The driver responsible for the crash, 18-year-old Jacob Stevens, now faces serious legal consequences. He has been charged with two counts of felony death by motor vehicle and one count of felony inflicting serious bodily injury. A secured bond was set at $150,000.
Do these charges reflect the severity of the incident? The felony charges against Stevens indicate that the legal system is treating the case with appropriate gravity. However, many communities debate whether current laws and penalties are sufficient deterrents for drunk driving.
The Broader Impact on Youth
The tragedy has resonated deeply with young people in the area. Owens shared that his 21-year-old stepson, who was delivering pizzas on the night of the crash, was profoundly affected by witnessing the aftermath. This highlights how such incidents can have far-reaching effects, impacting not just those directly involved but also bystanders and the wider community.
A Community’s Plea: Preventing Future Tragedies
At a vigil attended by over 100 people, the sister of Jeff Jones made an impassioned plea to the gathered crowd: “Promise me that you will never drink and drive. You will not get in the car with anybody that has been drinking and driving.” This emotional appeal underscores the community’s determination to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
Can personal appeals effectively reduce drunk driving incidents? While statistical evidence on the impact of such appeals is limited, personal stories and emotional pleas can be powerful motivators for behavior change, especially when combined with education and enforcement efforts.
Educational Initiatives and Awareness Campaigns
In the wake of the tragedy, there may be opportunities for the Oak Ridge community to develop new educational initiatives and awareness campaigns targeting drunk driving. These could include school programs, community events, and partnerships with local businesses to promote responsible alcohol consumption and safe transportation options.
The Ripple Effect: Impact on Families and Friends
The loss of Zach Williamson and Jeff Jones has created a void that extends far beyond their immediate families. Friends, classmates, and community members are all grappling with the sudden absence of two young men who had touched many lives. The tragedy serves as a stark reminder of the interconnectedness of communities and the far-reaching consequences of individual actions.
How can communities support grieving families in the long term? Offering practical support, such as meals or help with daily tasks, can be invaluable in the immediate aftermath. In the longer term, creating support groups, memorial scholarships, or annual events to honor the victims can help families feel supported and ensure their loved ones are not forgotten.
The Role of Schools and Youth Organizations
Educational institutions and youth organizations in Oak Ridge may play a crucial role in helping young people process this tragedy and learn from it. Providing counseling services, organizing discussions about responsible decision-making, and involving students in awareness campaigns can all contribute to healing and prevention efforts.
Moving Forward: Lessons and Legacy
As the Oak Ridge community begins the long process of healing, many are reflecting on how to honor the memories of Zach Williamson and Jeff Jones in meaningful ways. This may involve establishing scholarships in their names, organizing annual events to raise awareness about drunk driving, or creating community service initiatives that reflect the positive qualities for which the young men were known.
Can tragedy lead to positive community change? While no positive outcome can compensate for the loss of life, many communities have used tragic events as catalysts for significant improvements in safety measures, support services, and community cohesion. The key lies in sustained effort and a commitment to lasting change.
The Importance of Continued Dialogue
As media attention fades and the initial shock subsides, it will be crucial for the Oak Ridge community to maintain an open dialogue about the issues raised by this tragedy. Regular community forums, ongoing education in schools, and partnerships with local law enforcement can help ensure that the lessons learned are not forgotten.
In conclusion, the tragic loss of Zach Williamson and Jeff Jones has deeply affected the Oak Ridge community, prompting reflection, grief, and a renewed commitment to preventing similar incidents in the future. As the memorial continues to grow and the community comes together in support of the families affected, there is hope that positive change can emerge from this heartbreaking event. The legacy of these young men may well be a safer, more aware, and more tightly-knit community dedicated to protecting its members and honoring the memory of those lost too soon.
Memorial for 2 killed in Oak Ridge crash continues to grow
OAK RIDGE, N.C. (WGHP) — A growing memorial is underway in Oak Ridge remembering the lives lost in a drunk driving accident.
People are honoring the lives of 19-year-olds Zach Williamson and Jeff Jones, who died along Williard Road on Friday.
The community is choosing to focus on the positive impacts both Williamson and Jones leave behind.
“Nobody thought this would happen, especially to people like Zach and Jeff. Nobody thinks this would happen. One day they’re here, the next day they’re not,” said Matthew O’Hal, who went to school with the crash victims.
As the memorial on N.C. 150 and Williard Road in Oak Ridge continues to grow, people who grew up with the four teens involved in Friday’s crash are coming to the crash site to reflect.
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“It had me thinking like, things could change in a heartbeat,” O’Hal said.
He’s choosing to remember his old friend Williamson’s smile and the way he used to make people laugh.
For community members who stopped to look at the memorial, people who saw it said its mere existence is powerful.
“At least they know the people in the community care,” Tony Owens said.
Owens is a parent and said this tragedy is one that resonated with his 21-year-old stepson, who was delivering pizzas the night of the crash and saw the graphic scene.
“What he saw kind of bothered him,” Owens said.
As more than 100 people showed up to Monday’s vigil, one message remains clear.
“Promise me that you will never drink and drive. You will not get in the car with anybody that has been drinking and driving,” Jones’ sister told the crowd.
MORE: ‘A beautiful God-loving kid who was nice to everyone’: Vigil held in Oak Ridge for victims of deadly drunk driving crash
The avoidable tragedy created a void in a father’s heart.
“Jeff was an all-American patriot. He loved this country and just [was] a super, super kid. Never met a stranger. Just a loving kid,” said Bob Jones, Jeff’s dad.
Tavis Williamson is one of two survivors in that crash. Though he couldn’t find words to say to the crowd, his presence was felt as he was met by embrace Monday.
The driver, Jacob Stevens, 18, now faces two counts of felony death by motor vehicle and one count felony inflicting serious bodily injury.
Stevens’ secured bond was set for $150,000.
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matches for Zachary Williamson in Fort Myers
- Name:
Zachary C Williamson
- Address: 24 Falconwood Ct Fort Myers, FL 33919
- Phone: (239) 277-1445
- Age: 34 years old
- Marital Status: Married
- Occupation: Professional / Technical
- Education: Completed High School
- Homeowner: Homeowner
- Dwelling Type: Single Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: 15+ years
- Median Home Value: $1,251,000
- Median Household Income: $663,000
- Report ID: 47132847
- Possibly related to:
Jerry Williamson
- Name:
Zachary Williamson
- Address: 12049 Lucca St Fort Myers, FL 33966
- Phone: (239) 938-5908
- Age: 21 years old
- Homeowner: Homeowner
- Dwelling Type: Multi Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: Under one year
- Report ID: 509688290
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match for Zachary Williamson in Gainesville
- Name:
Zachary Williamson
- Address: 2105 NW 36th Dr Gainesville, FL 32605
- Age: 21 years old
- Homeowner: Homeowner
- Dwelling Type: Single Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: Under one year
- Report ID: 41699758
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match for Zachary Williamson in Newberry
- Name:
Zachary F Williamson
- Address: 22121 W Newberry Rd Newberry, FL 32669
- Phone: (352) 316-1256
- Age: 41 years old
- Marital Status: Single
- Occupation: Administration / Managerial
- Education: Completed High School
- Homeowner: Renter
- Dwelling Type: Single Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: 9 years
- Median Home Value: $1,051,000
- Median Household Income: $486,000
- Report ID: 153305802
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match for Zachary Williamson in Lakeland
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match for Zachary Williamson in Vero Beach
- Name:
Zachary A Williamson
- Address: 6285 4th Ln Vero Beach, FL 32968
- Age: 28 years old
- Marital Status: Single
- Homeowner: Homeowner
- Dwelling Type: Single Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: 9 years
- Report ID: 388025624
- Possibly related to:
Barbara Williamson
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match for Zachary Williamson in Tampa
- Name:
Zachary S Williamson
- Address: 404 S Willow Ave Tampa, FL 33606
- Phone: (941) 524-6399
- Age: 38 years old
- Homeowner: Renter
- Dwelling Type: Multi Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: Three years
- Report ID: 410710521
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match for Zachary Williamson in Winter Garden
- Name:
Zachary Williamson
- Address: 14605 Bahama Swallow Blvd Winter Garden, FL 34787
- Phone: (321) 947-4380
- Age: 28 years old
- Marital Status: Single
- Homeowner: Homeowner
- Dwelling Type: Single Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: Three years
- Report ID: 419691529
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match for Zachary Williamson in Oldsmar
- Name:
Zachary Williamson
- Address: 234 Hemingway Dr Oldsmar, FL 34677
- Phone: (912) 554-1642
- Age: 21 years old
- Homeowner: Homeowner
- Dwelling Type: Single Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: Three years
- Report ID: 493817808
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match for Zachary Williamson in Tallahassee
- Name:
Zachary Williamson
- Address: 1555 Delaney Dr Tallahassee, FL 32309
- Age: 25 years old
- Marital Status: Single
- Dwelling Type: Multi Family Dwelling Unit
- Length of Residence: Under one year
- Report ID: 528781241
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Dr. Kyle Skinner is a licensed Chiropractor serving the Maumelle and Mayflower community. Dr. Skinner has been freeing people from pain and living better lives in Maumelle, AR since 2006. As a Chiropractor with experience, Dr. Skinner is committed to promoting optimal health and well-being of patients.
Dr. Skinner uses a ‘whole person approach’. This approach to wellness means looking for underlying causes of any disturbance or disruption (which may or may not be causing symptoms at the time) and make whatever interventions and lifestyle adjustments that would optimize the conditions for normal function. Using this unique approach, Dr. Skinner is able to help you to accelerate and/or maintain your journey to good health. Dr. Skinner has advanced training in Rockblades Instrument Assisted Manual Therapy, Active Release Technique, Spinal Corrective Adjusting, Functional Movement Correction, and Acupuncture. He is a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician.
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Darla has been a massage therapist since 2000. She specializes in Deep Tissue and Neuromuscular Massage. She has advanced training in Myofascial Release, Orthopedic, Neuromuscular, Lymphatic Drainage, Pre-Natal, and Mercier Therapy. She specializes in treating athletes, individuals suffering from chronic pain, repetitive stress disorders, women experiencing pelvic pain or infertility due to endometriosis, pelvic surgery, back pain, or hip pain. If you are looking to relieve pain or in need of stress reduction, Darla can customize a massage just for you.
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Skinner since December 2014. The most rewarding part of her career is seeing patients pain free after massage therapy treatments. She continued her education by receiving a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Louisiana at Monroe in 2011. She enjoys traveling and spending time outdoors with her husband and two daughters.
Candace joined our Team in 2018 at the front desk of our Mayflower clinic assisting Dr. Zach Williamson. She has been working in the Chiropractic field for 10 years. She received her certification as a Chiropractic Assistant from the Master’s Circle in 2010. She obtained her licensure as a Radiologic Technician from the Arkansas Department of Health in 2013. Candace enjoys outdoor activities and spending time with her family. Her family includes her spouse, Josh, and two children, Asher and Piper, and their dog, Sugar. The Chiropractic field has allowed Candace to express and extend her passion as a natural caregiver. She looks forward to helping our patients to find relief from pain and to achieve a better quality of health and wellness thru Chiropractic care.
Melissa joined our Team in 2016 as a Licensed Massage Therapist assisting Dr. Zach Williamson in serving that community and surrounding areas including Conway. She has been working in the Chiropractic field for 3 years. She received her certification as a Personal Trainer in 2016. Melissa is also a trained Reiki Master, which allows for the use of healing energy to promote overall wellness by alleviating stress and discomfort. Melissa enjoys a lot of hobbies including crochet, art, dance, and spending time with loved ones. Her family includes her spouse, Travis, and son, Ryker, and their pets. The Chiropractic field has allowed Melissa to broaden her scope of massage in her being able to do more therapeutic work with pain relief and pain management. Her massage is intuitive as well as technical and it includes an effective combination of Swedish, deep tissue, SMRT, and orthopedic techniques. She has been a massage therapist for 13 years and loves her work and her clients.
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Christy is also a professional photographer, and is also known for her laugh and sunny disposition. She enjoys many outdoor activities including taking photographs and spending time with her daughter, Bella, husband, Brian, and their dog, Stokes. Christy has developed a strong following the last 8 years as a massage therapist.
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90,000 An Angel’s Touch is … What is an Angel’s Touch?
| Touch of an Angel | |
| Touched by an Angel | |
| Genre | Drama |
|---|---|
| Creator | John Masius |
| Starring | Roma Downey |
| Opening screen | “Walk With You” sung by Della Reese |
| Country | USA |
| TV channel | CBS |
| Number of seasons | 9 |
| Number of series | 211 (List of episodes) |
| Producer | Martha Williamson |
| Studio | CBS Productions |
| Video Resolution | 480i |
| Sound | Stereo |
| On screens | from 21 September 1994 |
| Series duration | 48 minutes |
| IMDb | ID 0108968 |
Touched by an Angel (eng.
Touched by an Angel ) was a long-running American drama series that aired on CBS from September 21, 1994 to April 27, 2003. Created by John Masius and produced by Martha Williamson, the series was about the angel Monica, played by Roma Downey, helping various people in difficult situations under the mentorship of Tess, played by Della Reese. In later seasons, John Dye joined the series as Andrew’s Angel of Death, and Valerie Bertinelli as Gloria.
The series achieved commercial success and critical acclaim. Touched by an Angel was one of the highest-rated CBS series in the nineties. The series peaked in the 1997-98 season, with an average of over 21 million viewers [1] . Between 1997-2000, the series was nominated eleven times for an Emmy award, but did not win any awards [2] . Also, the series has been repeatedly nominated for the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild of the USA [2] .In 1996, a spin-off of the series, Promised Land, was launched and ran for three seasons.
In total, the series aired over nine seasons, spanning 211 episodes.
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Jerimaya S. Chechik
Jennifer Chambers Lynch
Rachel Talaley
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Mena Suvari
Maria Abascal
Zachary Abascal
Zachary Abascal
Elijah Bledsoe
Pauline Singer
Grace Bledsoe
Drew Morlane
Dusty
Bill Irwin
Enos Abascal
Lauren Luna Velez
Tetra
Slate Linder
Sweetmouth
Slate Linder
Sweetmouth
Anna Sriram
Diversi-Tay
Mike Pniewski
Sheriff Dickey
Clark Middleton
Corky
Garrett Hines
Dean Parsing
Allison Ryan
Brenda Culland
19 Hunter Jezel
19 Per
Tory Cull and
Nina Jones
Lanie Parsing
Darren Consil
Alpha
Mark Jeffrey Miller
Pastor Bowe
Maggie Lacey
Ron McCoy
Montclair
Dane Davenport
Spencer
Becky Walstrom
Lucy
Dan Bittner
Jean Falk
Disaster
Helen Bowman
James Manos Jr.
Spencer Kennard
Chester
Trevor Silverstein
Ulysess
Kyle Kerwin
Life Coach
Emirald Robinson
Alpha 3
Graham Hunt
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Brooke Johnson
Mekhan
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Hoodie Guy
Haley Sink-Shaw
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Jennifer Swirtz
Angry Woman
Gary Weeks
Terence Clay
Kimberly Crandall
Money Honey
Patricia French
Dorothy
Sonny Charles
Cristal Martinez
Sonny Charles
Crystal Martinez
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Bryce McDaniel
Stan Houston
Jeb Roberts
Russell Durham Comegis
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Bruce Williamson
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Flea Market Vendor (uncredited)
Catherine Jerald
Flea Market Vendor (uncredited)
Andrew Matako
Cult Member
Andrea Alcorn
Bar
Andrew Antonucci
Chruchgoer, uncredited
Kayla Cromer
Abigail
Lane Lovegrove
A&O Recruit, uncredited
Bruce Pobanz
Flea Market Vendor, uncredited
James Alcom
Flea Market Patron, uncredited
Luke Borgnis
Businessman, uncredited
Jay Bronson
Sexy Guy In DJ Booth, uncredited
Matthew Cox
Churchgoer, uncredited
Kim Culpepper
Enos Army
Carolyn Foland
Purgatorian (uncredited)
Dana Foxworth
uncredited
Fred Halle
Paradise John, uncredited
Michael Garland
Police Officer, uncredited
Wesley Gordon
Pergatorian, uncredited
Cody Mark Hanna
College Student, uncredited
Rob Liotti
Hot Bar Guy, uncredited
Keith Long
Mouthless Man, uncredited
Tweed Michael Manning
Dead Man, uncredited
Eric McCree
Townsfolk, uncredited uncredited
Brigham McNealy
Son of Society, uncredited
Carissa Mejia
Birthday Party Guest, uncredited
Michael Mercaldi
Bouncer, uncredited
James Nass
Peanut Cook , uncredited
Tyrone Neal
Bar Patron, uncredited
Charles zz Owens
Vendor, uncredited 90 020
Matt Hello
Tourist, uncredited
Marie Sokol
Mrs.
Roberts, uncredited
Vivian Thompson
Alpha, uncredited
Quincy Villanueva
Cult Woman, uncredited
Deborah Wilkins
Church Goer, uncredited
Heather Wooldridge
Upscale Church Goer (uncredited)
Producers
Gerard Boccachio
co-executive producer / executive producer (8 episodes, 2015)
Jenna Santoianni Glazier
producer (8 episodes, 2015)
Paul A.Levin
associate producer (8 episodes, 2015)
Tim Mirkovich
co-producer (8 episodes, 2015)
Gene Stein
executive producer (8 episodes, 2015)
Jason Bloom
executive producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Jacob Epstein
co-executive producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Matt Lambert
co-executive producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Erica Motley
executive producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Randy Sutter
co-executive producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Karen L.
Thorson
associate producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Stuart Till
executive producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Dale Williams
co-producer (7 episodes, 2015)
Kirsten Van Horn
co-producer (3 episodes, 2015)
Writers
Jessica Brickman
John E. Deaver
William S. Walker
Cameraman
Walt Lloyd
Composer
Nathan Whitehead
Artists
5
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for costumes
Missy Berent Riker
for sets
Editors
William Yeh
John Chimples
Tim Strato
Andy Keir
Erica Fried
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90,000 Allie Gallerani, Actress: photo, biography, filmography, news
American theater and film actress.
Allie Gallerani. Biography and career
Allie Gallerani was born in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA. Since childhood, she dreamed of becoming an actress, then she began to take part in various theatrical performances. Galleriani’s debut in cinematography took place in 2011, with the release of the short film The Ballad of Barbara Allen . In 2013, she appeared in a guest role in the first season of the detective television series with Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu in the lead roles “Elementary”, based on the works of by Arthur Conan Doyle about Sherlock Holmes (Sherlock Holmes).
In 2014, in addition to filming a number of short films, she played in an episode of the fifth season of the popular American crime drama project with Julianne Margulis “The Good Wife”, appeared as Jackie in the drama Emoticon with Sonya Braga, Michael Christopher, Carol Kane and Christine Ebersole.
In 2015, the young actress played a supporting role in the drama film My Name Is Michael opposite James Franco, Zachary Quinto, Charlie Carver, Emma Roberts and Daryl Hannah.And the next year she appeared in an episode of the third season of the fantastic comedy about the medium Kevin “Pak” Pakalioglu “The Slacker”, the drama directed by James Franco “ And Lost the Battle “, as well as the mystical mini-series “11.22.63”, based on the novel of the same name Stephen King.
In the spring of 2017, the dramatic thriller Rosewood Institute, created by James Franco and by Pamela Romanovski , was released and based on real events. In the film, the Russian premiere of which took place in the summer of the same year, Ellie Gallerani played the main role – the girl Isabelle Porter, who untimely lost her parents and ended up in an institution surrounded by terrifying secrets.
Ellie Gallerani about her heroine: I was attracted not only by Isabella’s strength, but also by her intellect and curiosity.
These traits were not appreciated in Victorian society, so she felt like an outsider to some extent. I love playing characters who are a little stubborn and challenge the established norms. As an actress, I have always been intrigued by the transformation of the character. Isabelle is monumental.
Ellie also starred in the biopic Professor Marston and Wonder Women (2017) starring Luke Evans, Rebecca Hall, JJ Field, Connie Britton and Maggie Castle.
Allie Gallerani. Filmography
- Actress
- For George on His 30th Birthday (2017, short) … Deena Sanguine
- Lady-Like (2017) … Kort
- Blood Theater (2017) … Neve
- Professor Marston & the Wonder Women … Sara
- The Institute … Isabel Porter
- And they lost the battle (2016) / In Dubious Battle … Nurse May
- 11.22.63 (TV Mini-Series 2016) … Waitress
- My name is Michael (2015) / I Am Michael .
.. Derica - Standardized (2015, short) … Kat
- Emoticon;) (2014) … Jackie
- Loafer (TV series, 2014 – 2016) / Deadbeat … Hannah
- Chocolate Heart (2014 Short)
- Elementary (TV series 2012 – …) / Elementary … Emily Grant
- Good wife (TV series, 2009 – 2016) / The Good Wife … Gail the Intern
.. Derica90,000 IN AUSTIN – Our Texas – Russian Newspaper in Houston, Dallas, San-Antonio, Austin, Texas
90,019 CRISIS IN HEIGHT 90,790 90,020
The Austin region is in the midst of a severe pandemic crisis.A sad record has been set for the number of patients in intensive care units and on ventilators. In mid-August, there were only 7 ICU beds left in an area with a population of 2.4 million. Hospital staff are exhausted physically and mentally.
The Austin kids went to school wearing masks.
AUSTIN – HIGH TECHNOLOGY MAGNET
In recent years, many high-tech companies, especially Californian ones, have moved their headquarters or established offices to Austin.
Among them are Apple, Facebook, Google and Oracle. Now two companies from Israel have joined the stream of businesses opening offices in the capital of Texas.
Tel Aviv-based Rivery opened an office in Bee Cave to support North American sales and business development. Its offices in Tel Aviv, New York and Washington employ 60 people; Austin will have 15 employees by the end of the year. Rivery cites Austin’s talent pool, healthy work-life balance, and a favorable business environment in Texas as reasons for opening the office.
Tel Aviv-based automotive technology company REE Automotive has selected Austin to open its US headquarters and center to test and assemble its electric vehicle technology products. The company expects to employ 150 people. In a press release, Daniel Barela, CEO of REE, said Austin “is rapidly becoming the worldwide home of the tech professional elite. REE needs to grow and develop, and the city’s dynamism and entrepreneurial spirit is definitely in line with its culture and values.
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These are not the only Israel-related companies that Austin has attracted. It houses the North American headquarters of infrastructure automation software provider Quali, and the offices of Israel’s Next Insurance, an online small business insurance provider, and Papaya Global, which operates a payroll and workforce management platform.
MICRODISTRESS SPEAKED AGAINST
The Williamson County District Court voted to file a lawsuit against the City of Austin for the purchase of a hotel that will be used to house the homeless.
Austin City Council recently voted to acquire the former Candlewood Suites, located at 10811 Pecan Park Blvd., northwest Austin, for $ 9 million to be used as a potential shelter and homeless center. The issue began to be discussed behind the scenes by the Austin authorities over a year ago.
Residents and business owners of the microdistrict opposed the authorities’ plan, saying that at first they were “stunned by the news, and then sabotaged by their opinion.
“They fear that the transformation of Candlewood Suites into a shelter “will destroy the area, but not solve the problem of homelessness.” Williamson County officials have threatened legal action if the purchase is made.
PLAY A BATTLE BUT NOT A WAR
The Austin Pride Large Parade has been canceled for the second year due to an increase in delta COVID-19 cases. In 2019, the event attracted 40 thousand people.
The Pride Parade of LGBT members was scheduled to take place in August 2021.in downtown Austin – from Congress Av. To Fourth St., where the first official parade party was to take place.
Information about sponsors and participants was presented in social networks. Although the street was empty on the days of the planned celebrations, small events and private parties continue throughout August.
The cancellation of the parade follows the postponement or cancellation of several other events in Austin. So ACL Radio has postponed two of its final events, Blues on the Green, and media star Stevie Nix announced the cancellation of a performance at the Austin City Limits Music Festival in October.
As events unfold, Austin Pride urges the community: “Please vaccinate, wear masks, keep your distance. The virus was able to win another battle, but it does not have to win this war. ”
ARRESTING YOUNG BODY LOVERS
According to the Bell County Sheriff, two soldiers from Fort Hood were arrested for trying to buy sexual services from a minor, knowing her age. Sergeant Hakin Alano, 49, and Senior Warrant Officer Gustavo Miranda, 38, drove for more than two hours to meet a minor girl for paid sex, according to a sheriff’s office press release.
During the two-day operation, the police arrested six more men for harassment and incitement to prostitution of persons under the age of 18. Each of them entered into a sexual conversation with a man who was supposedly a 15-year-old or 16-year-old girl, and offered to meet for sexual intercourse for a fee. All lovers of juvenile bodies are taken to Bell County Jail.
90,019 DYNAMIC REAL ESTATE MARKET 90,790 90,020
Over the past decade, house prices have risen significantly in all major cities in Texas.
But only in one region the average house price exceeded the $ 300 thousand mark – in Austin. This was announced by a new report from the Texas Association of Realtors, which analyzed data on home sales in the state for 10 years (2011 – 2020).
90,019 The average price of housing in the Austin area increased by 82% (from $ 189 thousand to $ 343,914). Last year, no other place in Texas reached an average price of $ 300,000, but the oil-rich Midlands came closest to it ($ 299,000). Since 2011 in Texas, the average home price has increased by 76% and was in 2020.$ 259188. More than 3 million homes have been sold.
Marvin Jolly, chairman of the Texas Association of Realtors, called the state’s real estate market “vibrant” and stated that “The factors affecting real estate operations are massive population growth, disasters large and small, new home technologies and of course the pandemic. “.
RALLY IN FRONT OF THE GOVERNOR’S MANSION
Several dozen parents and students gathered on the first day of school in front of Governor Abbott’s mansion, urging him not to discourage the use of masks.
District Judge Andy Brown said the local mandate to use masks in schools would remain in place.
12-year-old Ayan Moledina, who lost her relatives to the pandemic, said that “a piece of cloth can save lives, but not everyone understands this. The governor is elected to represent people and take into account the facts, and he represents his own opinion, and it hurts people. ”
TO LOVE OR NOT LOVE Austin
Austin-based actor Matthew McConaughey is one of those who are overwhelmed when it comes to the city and its meteoric growth, however, combined with high housing prices and deteriorating traffic.McConaughey told The Hollywood Reporter that he was “very pleased with this growth. We don’t have attractions like Niagara Falls, Disneyland or the Eiffel Tower. But Austin has people. People come here for the atmosphere. ”
Hollywood stars Zachary Levi (“Shazam!” Wears Prada ”,“ Entourage ”), James Van Der Beek (“ Dawson’s Creek ”) and others.
Two words that McConaughey hears over and over again from the stars who have moved to Austin: “hospitality” and “optimism.” And our challenge, he said, is to cope with this huge influx and stay the same. Like many Austin residents, McConaughey worries about how new residents might impact the city’s distinctiveness. He believes that a place with such a vibrant identity should “watch out for the preservation of its DNA.” McConaughey hopes that “Keep Austin Weird’s unwritten motto won’t change even when things change.”
One celebrity who isn’t fascinated by Austin is stand-up comedian Tim Dillon. He considers it a mistake to move to a “non-world class city.” In a recent podcast, Dillon called Austin “a place for artists who left New York or Los Angeles and never found a way to make their art commercially viable.” In his opinion, “Austin is a community of people who look like sloths” and there are “full of losers to the bone.”
ACL DECLARES RULES AND PROGRAM
The Austin City Limits Music Festival will take place on 1-3 and 8-10 October at Zilker Park.
He will require everyone present to present a printed copy of a negative COVID-19 test result taken within 72 hours before the event, or proof of vaccination. The ACL will issue a manual regarding the mandatory wearing of masks closer to the opening of the festival. You will have to present documents at the entrance confirming the test result or vaccination every day. It was announced on social media, and – surprise! – the fans are already grumbling.
In the ACL 2021 program. there have been several changes.It was announced that Stevie Nicks, Goth Babe and Omar Apollo are no longer on the lineup, but appearances by Duran Duran, Lunay, Frances Forever, Shooks and Cautious Clay have been added. Rapper DaBaby’s homophobic tirade made him replace him with Tyler, the Creator.
90,019 FOR ONE MILLIONAIRE MORE 90,790 90,020
As reported by the Texas Lottery Commission, Austin has more millionaires. The man, who wished to remain anonymous, bought a scratch ticket at the EZ Stop No.
2, at 1200 Kramer Lane, and soon cashed out the winnings of the $ 5 Million Fortune Texas Scratch Game.This was the last of the 4 grand prizes won by the Lone Star State. The odds of winning a prize in the game are 1 in 3.53, including the “break even prizes”.
Since 1997, the Texas Lottery has contributed $ 27.4 billion to the Foundation School Fund to support public education in the state.
WHERE AND WITH WHOM TO GO ON VACATION
Texas Hill Country is one of the nicest places. Residents and visitors of Texas have the opportunity to be convinced of this. The Russian Cult Center “Our Texas” takes care of organizing your tour and even driving a car, because you will surely taste alcoholic drinks, making stops throughout Fredericksburg and along 290 Wine Road.
Texas Wine Country is one of the most visited wine regions in the country, hosting up to 5 million guests annually.
For more information, call 713-395-3301.
