Travis Simpkins

Saturday, June 30, 2018

Gary Gemme, Former Chief of Police. City of Worcester, Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Gary Gemme. Former Chief of Police. Worcester, MA. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Gary J. Gemme

former Chief of Police

Worcester Police Department

City of Worcester, Massachusetts

by Travis Simpkins

Worcester Police Chief Gary J. Gemme: Media Relations

For more info, visit:

worcesterma.gov/police

Gary Gemme. Former Police Chief. by Travis Simpkins. Courthouse. Worcester, MA

Michael T. Gaffney, Attorney. Former City Councilor. Worcester, Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Michael Gaffney. Attorney. Worcester, Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Michael T. Gaffney

Family Law Attorney

Former Councilor-at-Large
City Council

Worcester, Massachusetts

by Travis Simpkins

Mike Gaffney - 508, A Show About Worcester

For more info, please visit:

michaelgaffneyworcestercitycouncil.com

Michael Gaffney. City Council. Attorney. by Travis Simpkins. Worcester, MA

Gods of Egypt (2016): Osiris, Isis, Set, Horus, Thoth, Hathor, Ra and Eternity

Directed by Alex Proyas, and written by Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless, Gods of Egypt (2016) is a superb and enjoyable action CGI ancient epic that undeservedly met with harsh reviews from critics. The story concerns mortal hero-thief Bek, who teams up with the god Horus to battle the evil Set after he kills his brother Osiris, captures the throne and plunges once peaceful Egypt into chaos. It is intriguing to see such titans of Egyptian mythology portrayed on screen, including Thoth the god of Wisdom, Hathor, Anubis, the Sphinx, the sun god Ra and Isis (briefly). Dazzling effects and action sequences bring Ancient Egypt to life in an exciting and unique way. The cast does a decent job with the material, including Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Courtney Eaton, Gerard Butler and Geoffrey Rush.