#mikecent

[yumepedia]

[sweetdreamfallx]

I made art for @schoolcaco3. Mike and Vincent are so cute.

[kaontic]

Third-In-Command of the Decepticons vs. The Chillest of the Seekers:

Megs is fragging pissed by this point, cuz if you know, you know.

Now he feels insulted, cuz Shockwave told Acid Storm to just let Soundwave have this.

Acid Storm is delighted and honored to take home the silver like the unbothered king he is. 😎

Unfortunately, Megatron does not share the same sentiment.

He’s not mad about his skills, he’s mad that Acid Storm has no sense of competition smh.

Nevertheless, if he were Starscream this would obv be a different story.

[omanxl1]

HOUSE elements | Deep Soulful Fix | Sept 16, 23

Digital Crate Digging Continues on a Saturday morning but the science dropped is appropriate for any time frame! The saga  / struggle continues as we put it down like this, coming through with this sound to rebuke the ongoing mind game! It’s all game was the proclamation made by Brotha O earlier, while I was focused, chilling out! making a silent observation. It’s all game, plus the word on…

[sportivoje]

Damir Mikec (Serbia) and Yusuf Dikec (Turkey). The real bromance of Paris 2024 Olympics that's going on since 2008.

[uraandri]

zorana arunović and damir mikec win 10m air pistol mixed team gold medal, winning the first gold medal for serbia at the 2024 summer olympic games

[uvpartybomb]

To anon! and uv! its classified as proship because of age gap and the family relationship the two have, jeremy and mike, and mikecent is proship because vincent watched mike grow up(vincent had a kid near mikes age as well)! from kid to adult. But no one is babyfiying jeremy (?)

Thats.. Not how proship works-

Age gaps (That arent huge mind u!) aren't inherently a proship thing and can be protrayed as healthy (within reason), if Jeremy was still a minor, yes absolutely thats proship but hes not. Also dynamics between the two were interpretation at best because there was nothing concrete between them other than being friends. We grew up with this au man

Also I'd get the Mikecent one if that were purely true, but Vincent almost got Mike killed and didnt think about him again and even in the old canon, Vincent was dead by the time Mike got hired for freddys-

Also, Jeremy absolutely got babyifed a lot especially back when the au was popular, thats a thing that happened..

[stealth-skills]

What is the best definition of happiness? Paris 2024 Olympics - Shooting - 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold Medal - Chateauroux Shooting Centre, Deols, France - July 30, 2024. Gold medallists Zorana Arunovic of Serbia and Damir Mikec (R) of Serbia pose with their medals

[yumepedia]

purplemike picture dump

last picture base off “Not so Shojo Love Story” Panel ！(Andros is Mike Dad, not vin)

[sweetdreamfallx]

They

(MikeCent/PurpleMike)

Because they are lovely. Thank you guys for supporting me.

[mishkakagehishka]

I also love the fact that Mikec canonically goes "NGAHH? EH- WHAT?" and shit when he's shocked/startled. I love boys who stammer and stutter etc etc

[sohaibsmart]

New color seen for the primary time by tricking the eyes

Our retinas might be made to see a vivid shade of blue-green MikeCS photos/Alamy 5 individuals have witnessed an intense green-blue color that has by no means been seen by people earlier than, because of a tool which may someday allow these with a kind of color blindness to expertise typical imaginative and prescient. We understand color through the retina in the back of the attention, which…

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1]   Image: NRAI The first International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup of the season for Rifle, Pistol, and Shotgun is set to begin in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The action gets underway at the Tiro Federal Argentino de Buenos Aires shooting range on Thursday, April 3, 2025, with the men’s 10m air pistol and the opening rounds of the men’s and women’s skeet competitions. The tournament’s first of 15 finals will take place on day one, featuring a competitive men’s 10m air pistol event. Among the contenders are India’s Saurabh Chaudhary, Ravinder Singh, and Varun Tomar, who will be aiming for a golden start to the season. Meanwhile, skeet shooters will begin their qualification rounds, with each competitor shooting at 25 targets over two rounds. All 15 finals will be streamed live on the official ISSF YouTube channel. Global Participation and Indian Contingent Over 400 shooters from 45 countries, including reigning and former Olympic and World champions, will compete for the 15 gold medals up for grabs. Among them, 23 athletes will participate as Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN). The ISSF World Cup stages are considered the sport’s premier competitions, second only to the Olympics and World Championships. India has sent a 35-member squad, as announced by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI). The team includes double Olympic bronze medalist Manu Bhaker, who will compete in two individual and one mixed team event. Nine Indian shooters will be in action on the tournament’s opening day. Qualifications begin at 5:45 PM IST, with the men’s 10m air pistol final scheduled for 8:00 PM IST. Star-Studded Lineup in Men’s 10m Air Pistol The 40-shooter men’s air pistol event boasts an elite lineup, including all three Olympic medalists from Paris—China’s gold medalist Xie Yu and Italy’s Federico Maldini (silver) and Paolo Monna (bronze). India’s Saurabh Chaudhary, making a return to international competition, will face tough competition from former Olympic champion Christian Reitz (Germany), Serbian legend Damir Mikec, Brazil’s Olympic medalist Filipe Almeida Wu, and Kazakhstan’s talented Nikita Chiryukin. Indian coach Samaresh Jung expressed confidence in his team, saying, “They have been training and competing consistently. Some even participated in local matches against South American shooters who arrived early. The competition is strong, but we are prepared for a good performance.” Joining Saurabh in the medal hunt are compatriots Varun Tomar and Ravinder Singh. India’s Skeet Shooters Look to Impress India’s skeet squad, a mix of youth and experience, is also expected to put in a strong showing. The women’s team features Olympian Raiza Dhillon, national record holder Ganemat Sekhon, and Darshna Rathore—all individual medalists at this level. On the men’s side, Olympian Anantjeet Singh Naruka leads the charge alongside rising star Bhavtegh Gill and experienced shooter Gurjoat Khangura. Coach Amrinder Singh Cheema highlighted the team’s preparation, saying, “The past five days have been about overcoming jet lag and adapting to conditions. The competition is fierce, but a strong start could set the tone for the tournament.” Italy’s double Olympic champion Gabriele Rossetti is the top contender in men’s skeet, while the women’s event features American legend Kimberly Rhode leading a strong U.S. team. Chile’s reigning Olympic champion Francisco Crovetto Chadid is also expected to be a major threat. Shooting Icons Gather in Buenos Aires The first World Cup of the year has attracted a star-studded lineup to Buenos Aires. The biggest name is seven-time Olympic champion Kimberly Rhode, leading the American squad in the shotgun discipline. Powerhouse nations like China, Italy, Australia, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany have all fielded strong teams. Additionally, several Russian shooters competing under the AIN designation are making a return to international competition, which could shift the balance of power in key events.

  For more such updates follow Revsportz The post ISSF World Cup Kicks Off in Argentina with High-Stakes Opening Events appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1]   Image: NRAI The first International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup of the season for Rifle, Pistol, and Shotgun is set to begin in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The action gets underway at the Tiro Federal Argentino de Buenos Aires shooting range on Thursday, April 3, 2025, with the men’s 10m air pistol and the opening rounds of the men’s and women’s skeet competitions. The tournament’s first of 15 finals will take place on day one, featuring a competitive men’s 10m air pistol event. Among the contenders are India’s Saurabh Chaudhary, Ravinder Singh, and Varun Tomar, who will be aiming for a golden start to the season. Meanwhile, skeet shooters will begin their qualification rounds, with each competitor shooting at 25 targets over two rounds. All 15 finals will be streamed live on the official ISSF YouTube channel. Global Participation and Indian Contingent Over 400 shooters from 45 countries, including reigning and former Olympic and World champions, will compete for the 15 gold medals up for grabs. Among them, 23 athletes will participate as Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN). The ISSF World Cup stages are considered the sport’s premier competitions, second only to the Olympics and World Championships. India has sent a 35-member squad, as announced by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI). The team includes double Olympic bronze medalist Manu Bhaker, who will compete in two individual and one mixed team event. Nine Indian shooters will be in action on the tournament’s opening day. Qualifications begin at 5:45 PM IST, with the men’s 10m air pistol final scheduled for 8:00 PM IST. Star-Studded Lineup in Men’s 10m Air Pistol The 40-shooter men’s air pistol event boasts an elite lineup, including all three Olympic medalists from Paris—China’s gold medalist Xie Yu and Italy’s Federico Maldini (silver) and Paolo Monna (bronze). India’s Saurabh Chaudhary, making a return to international competition, will face tough competition from former Olympic champion Christian Reitz (Germany), Serbian legend Damir Mikec, Brazil’s Olympic medalist Filipe Almeida Wu, and Kazakhstan’s talented Nikita Chiryukin. Indian coach Samaresh Jung expressed confidence in his team, saying, “They have been training and competing consistently. Some even participated in local matches against South American shooters who arrived early. The competition is strong, but we are prepared for a good performance.” Joining Saurabh in the medal hunt are compatriots Varun Tomar and Ravinder Singh. India’s Skeet Shooters Look to Impress India’s skeet squad, a mix of youth and experience, is also expected to put in a strong showing. The women’s team features Olympian Raiza Dhillon, national record holder Ganemat Sekhon, and Darshna Rathore—all individual medalists at this level. On the men’s side, Olympian Anantjeet Singh Naruka leads the charge alongside rising star Bhavtegh Gill and experienced shooter Gurjoat Khangura. Coach Amrinder Singh Cheema highlighted the team’s preparation, saying, “The past five days have been about overcoming jet lag and adapting to conditions. The competition is fierce, but a strong start could set the tone for the tournament.” Italy’s double Olympic champion Gabriele Rossetti is the top contender in men’s skeet, while the women’s event features American legend Kimberly Rhode leading a strong U.S. team. Chile’s reigning Olympic champion Francisco Crovetto Chadid is also expected to be a major threat. Shooting Icons Gather in Buenos Aires The first World Cup of the year has attracted a star-studded lineup to Buenos Aires. The biggest name is seven-time Olympic champion Kimberly Rhode, leading the American squad in the shotgun discipline. Powerhouse nations like China, Italy, Australia, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany have all fielded strong teams. Additionally, several Russian shooters competing under the AIN designation are making a return to international competition, which could shift the balance of power in key events.

  For more such updates follow Revsportz The post ISSF World Cup Kicks Off in Argentina with High-Stakes Opening Events appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[goalhofer]

2024 olympians representing non-birth nation by country part 8

Refugee Team: Farida Abaroge, athletics (Ethiopia); Omid Ahmadisafa, boxing (Iran); Yahya Al-Ghotany, taekwondo (Syria); Mohammad Alsalami, athletics (Syria); Amir Ansari, cycling (Iran); Matin Balesini, swimming (Iran); Francisco Centeno, shooting (Venezuela); Muna Dahouk, judo (Syria); Saeid Fazloula, canoeing (Iran); Tachlowini Gabriyesos, athletics (Eritrea); Yekta Galeh, weightlifting (Iran); Eyeru Gebru, cycling (Ethiopia); Amir Hassanjani, canoeing (Iran); Fernando Jorge, canoeing (Cuba); Dorian Keletela, athletics (Republic Of Congo); Adnan Khankan, judo (Syria); Dominic Lobalu, athletics (South Sudan); Perina Lokure-Nakang, athletics (South Sudan); Iman Mahdavi, wrestling (Iran); Farzad Mansouri, taekwondo (Afghanistan); Alaa Maso, swimming (Syria); Kasra Mehdipournejad, taekwondo (Iran); Jamal Mohammed, athletics (Sudan); Ramiro Mora, weightlifting (Cuba); Cindy Ngamba, boxing (Cameroon); Dina Pouryounes-Langeroudi, taekwondo (Iran); Mohammad Rashnonezhad, judo (Iran); Nigara Shaheen, judo (Afghanistan); Arab Sibghatullah, judo (Afghanistan); Luna Solomon, shooting (Eritrea); Saman Soltani, canoeing (Iran); Musa Suliman, athletics (Sudan); Manizha Talash, breakdancing (Afghanistan); Hadi Tiranvalipour, taekwondo (Iran); Jamal Valizadeh, wrestling (Iran); Dorsa Yavarivafa, badminton (Iran) & Mahboubeh Zharfi, judo (Iran) Republic Of Congo: Freddy Mayala, swimming (Democratic Republic Of Congo) Romania: Joan Chelimo-Melly, athletics (Kenya); Silvian Colodrovschi, water polo (Moldova); Lilia Cosman, gymnastics (U.S.A.); Annaliese Dragan, gymnastics (U.S.A.); Felix Duchampt, triathlon (France); Andrei Mândrilă, rowing (Moldova); Oleg Nuță, canoeing (Moldova); Rebecca-Aimee Papuc-Diaconescu, swimming (U.S.A.); Delvine Relin-Meringor, athletics (Kenya); Stella Rutto, athletics (Kenya) & Ilie Sprîncean, canoeing (Moldova) St. Kitts & Nevis: Zahlia Allers-Liburd, athletics (U.S.A.) & Naquille Harris, athletics (U.S.A.) St. Lucia: Luc Chevrier, sailing (France) & Jayhan Odlum-Smith, swimming (U.S.A.) Samoa: Kaiya Brown, swimming (New Zealand); Tuva'a Clifton, canoeing (New Zealand); Akazawa Gaku, wrestling (Japan); Lalomilo Lalomilo, rugby (New Zealand); Tom Maiava, rugby (New Zealand); Alamanda Motuga; rugby (New Zealand); Alex Rose, athletics (U.S.A.) & Johann Strickland, swimming (U.S.A.) San Marino: Myles Amine, wrestling (U.S.A.); Loris Bianchi, swimming (Italy) & Alessandra Perilli, shooting (Italy) Senegal: Yves Bourhis, canoeing (France); Ibrahim Diaw, table tennis (France) & Ndèye Diongue, fencing (France) Serbia: Vakhid Abbasov, boxing (Russia); Yvonne Anderson, basketball (U.S.A.); Tijana Bošković, volleyball (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Strahinja Bunčić (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Saša Čađo, basketball (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Sara Ćirković, boxing (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Ognjen Dobrić, basketball (Croatia); Angela Dugalić; basketball (U.S.A.); Nikola Jović, basketball (U.K.); Mikheil Kajaia, wrestling (Georgia); Aleksandr Komarov, wrestling (Russia); Lev Korneev, taekwondo (Russia); Tina Krajišnik, basketball (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Aleksandar Kukolj, judo (Czech Republic); Nemanja Majdov (Bosnia & Herzegovina); Dušan Mandić, water polo (Montenegro); Damir Mikec, shooting (Croatia); Nikolay Pimenov; Jr., rowing (Russia); Silvija Popović, volleyball (Montenegro); Ivana Raca, basketball (Cyprus); Velimir Stjepanović, swimming (U.A.E.); Georgi Tibilov, wrestling (Russia); Khetag Tsabolov, wrestling (Russia) & Nemanja Vico, water polo (Montenegro) Seychelles: Simon Bachmann, swimming (France) Singapore: Yew Loh, badminton (Malaysia) & Jian Zeng, table tennis (China) Slovakia: Tajmuraz Salkazanov, wrestling (Russia) & Yang Wang, table tennis (China) Slovenia: Eugenia Bujak, cycling (Lithuania); Elizabeth Omoregie, handball (Greece) & Ekaterina Vedeneeva, gymnastics (Russia) South Africa: Francois Prinsloo, athletics (Kenya) South Korea: Mi-Mi Huh, judo (Japan); Ji-Hee Jeon, table tennis (China); Ji-Su Kim, judo (Japan) & Eun-Hye Lee, table tennis (China)