Capehart

Capehart can refer to several things:

(noun, person) last name of Jonathan Capehart, an American journalist and television commentator. He writes for The Washington Post's blog "PostPartisan" and the host of The Saturday/Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart on MSNBC.

(noun, Maine) residential housing community in outer Bangor, Maine owned by BangorHousing.

1. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jonathan Capehart has been a member of The Washington Post editorial board since 2007. He writes about politics and social issues, hosts the podcast “Capehart” (formerly named “Cape Up”) and anchors the weekly Washington Post Live show “First Look,” which is also streamed on “The Choice MSNBC” on Comcast’s Peacock streaming service. (Source: The Washington Post)

2. Information about BangorHousing's Capehart affordable housing option in Bangor, Maine. We provide housing for low to moderate income households. (Source: BangorHousing)

mewing

(verb, orthotropics) a form of oral posture training to improve jaw and facial structure. It was named after Mike and John Mew, controversial British orthodontists. It involves placing one's tongue at the roof of the mouth and applying pressure, with the aim of changing the structure of the jaws.

Mewing will change the way your face looks.

prune juice

(noun, beverage) a beverage made from prunes (dried plums) that have been rehydrated. Commonly acting as a laxative, it is also rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals.

(noun, Internet meme) a series of remix videos based on a scene from the 2007 live-action film Transformers. In one scene of the movie, Maggie Madsen (played by Rachael Taylor) visits Glen. Glen's grandmother shouts from another room to see who has stopped by, to which he responds "SHUT UP GRANDMA!!!!", then "Grandmama drink your prune juice!" The scene has become a popular source material used in a number of YouTube Poops and Garry's Mod videos.

1. I think I need to drink prune juice, I haven't pooped for 80 days straight.

2. Grandma, if you can't shut up, how about you go drink your prune juice? (An example of how it's used as an insult)

marblemedia

(noun, stylized as marblemedia), Canadian production company that specializes in "premium content". The company produced shows like Blown Away on Netflix, This is Daniel Cook on Treehouse and Qubo (which spawned a series of This Is Kids, featuring Emily Yeung and Scarlett and Isaiah), Overlord and the Underwoods on BYUTV and Nickelodeon, and Skatoony on Cartoon Network. The company also has a distribution arm titled "Distribution360" that for the most part distributes Marblemedia shows, but also distributes shows from outside companies as well.

From their Instagram:
"marblemedia is a leading global entertainment company that specializes in premium content."

Bangor, Maine

A city and county seat of Penobscot County, Maine.

However, the city has numerous homeless encampments prominent around Dollar General/Family Dollar and the Hollywood Casino area. Bangor is also known as "The Queen City".

There are two residential areas of Bangor:

Tree Streets, where the streets are named after kinds of trees, located near Northern Light Hospital. The roads connect to Stillwater Ave in the west and State St in the east. There are also several parks in this area, such as Chapin Park and Broadway Park. Several schools are also in this area, such as William Cohen School (part of the Bangor School Department).

Fairmount is another residential area located near downtown. It is located across the Kenduskeag Stream, and not only contains numerous houses, but also numerous businesses and schools. Schools in this area include the titular Fairmount School, and parks include Hayford Park and Coe Park. The shopping plaza "Third and Union" is also located here, near the junction of Union, Hammond and 3rd streets.

I love going to Bangor, Maine. But I hate the encampments, please make them stop!