#Jill Buchanan

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Rebus – BBC picks up new series

BY IAN MCARDELL FILED UNDER NEWS

Richard Rankin takes on the role of the famous Scottish detective

The BBC acquired the Scottish crime drama Rebus. Made by Eleventh Hour Films for Viaplay, and based on Ian Rankin’s novels, the series stars Richard Rankin (no relation) in the title role.

The detective has been previously played, as an Inspector, by both John Hannah and Ken Stott.

Rebus

The six-part series has been adapted for the screen by Gregory Burke who reimagines the character earlier in his career. Detective Sergeant John Rebus is drawn into a violent criminal conflict that turns personal when his brother Michael, a former soldier, crosses the line into criminality. Rebus finds himself torn between protecting his brother and enforcing the law to bring Michael to justice.

Gregory Burke To Adapt Ian Rankin’s Rebus Series as Eleventh Hour Drama Black Watch. Both adaptations, have Richard Rankin’s participation. Based on interviews with former soldiers, it tells the story of troops from the then Black Watch regiment serving in Iraq. The play toured around the world and went on to win four Olivier Awards.

Richard Rankin as John Rebus (Image: Mark Mainz/Eleventh Hour Films)

The series promises to explore family, morality and class in an emotionally charged story, set against the Scottish landmarks that Rankin’s readers know so well.

Joining Richard Rankin (Outlander), the series also stars Lucie Shorthouse (Bulletproof), Brian Ferguson (The Ipcress File) and Amy Manson (The Nevers). Plus, Neshla Caplan, Noof Ousellam, Stuart Bowman, Caroline Lee Johnson, Sean Buchanan, Thoren Ferguson and Michelle Duncan.

Filming took place in Glasgow and Edinburgh last year.

Author Ian Rankin says:

“I’m thrilled that Rebus is coming to the BBC. A great cast and a compelling story – I really can’t wait for viewers to see it.”

This is the first time the BBC has adapted Sir Ian Rankin's detective novels. 📸 Getty Images

Actor Richard Rankin adds:

“I am thrilled that Rebus will premiere on the BBC. It’s been an honour taking on the role of Ian Rankin’s renowned John Rebus. A character enjoyed by so many in such a fresh and original adaptation.”

The six-part series is directed by Niall MacCormick (Wallander) and Fiona Walton (Shetland) and is produced by Angela Murray. Paula Cuddy, Jill Green, Eve Gutierrez, Tomas Axelsson, Isabelle Hultén, Niall MacCormick, Gregory Burke and Ian Rankin are the Executive Producers.

Rebus will air on BBC Scotland, BBC One and BBC iPlayer later this spring.

I'm waiting and watching 🍿

#Rebus #BBCScotland #BBCOne # BBCiPlayer #JohnRebus #DetectiveSergeant #Ian Rankin #novel #RichardRankin #EleventhHourFilms #Viaplay

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hey gang! hope ur having a wonderful day <3

i'm in the market for a female fc that can pass for a professional hockey player. she's also a turbo lesbian and on the masc side, super charming, super suave, but also a ray of sunshine. like a golden retriever jock moment. so like pretty beefy with a charming smile.

i'm really open to any suggestions, and i'd LOVE if they were an athlete, but i'm not picky at all. thanks so much! <3

Hey anon! I don't like labelling people as "masc" unless they specifically identify as that so here is a range of suggestions.

Lesbian hockey players:

Sarah Vaillancourt (1985)

Brianne Jenner (1991)

Jill Saulnier (1992)

Mélodie Daoust (1992)

Jamie Lee Rattray (1992)

Anna Kjellbin (1994)

Alex Carpenter (1994)

Erin Ambrose (1994)

Emily Clark (1995)

Micah Zandee-Hart (1997)

Ronja Savolainen (1997)

Ebba Berglund (1998)

Lesbian athletes:

Amanda Nunes (1988) Brazilian.

Ann-Katrin Berger (1990)

Adrianna Franch (1990) African-American.

Kiara Bowers (1991)

Ana Marcela Cunha (1992) Brazilian.

Ivana Andrés (1994)

Kadeisha Buchanan (1995) Black Canadian.

Gayle Broughton (1996) Ngāruahine and Ngāti Ruanui iwi.

Lisa Boattin (1997)

Lorena Benítez (1998) Paraguayan.

Alice Bellandi (1998)

Laurie Hernandez (2000) Puerto Rican.

Actors:

Roberta Colindrez (1986) Mexican - is queer - has spoken up for Palestine!

Katy O'Brian (1989) African-American and White - is queer - has Crohn's disease.

Jasmin Savoy Brown (1994) African-American / White - is queer - has spoken up for Palestine!

Megan Prescott (1991) - is autistic and has ADHD - has spoken up for Palestine!

Young M.A (1992) Jamaican / Puerto Rican - is a lesbian.

Devery Jacobs (1993) Mohawk - is queer - has spoken up for Palestine!

Jessica Darrow (1994) Cuban - is a lesbian (they/she).

Silvy Pavida (1995) Thai-Italian - is queer.

Sasha Calle (1995) Colombian.

Rachelle Vinberg (1998) Colombian / Unspecified American.

Reneé Rapp (2000) - is a lesbian - has spoken up for Palestine!

Also not women but:

Kali Reis (1986) Wampanoag, Nipmuc, Cherokee, Cape Verdean - is also Two-Spirit and queer, uses she/her.

Lily Gladstone (1986) Amskapi Pikuni Blackfoot, Kainai Blackfoot, Nez Perce, White - identifies as "middle-gendered" and uses she/they, has spoken on wanting to decolonizing gender.

Hope these help!

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howdy! my name is charles. i'm 30. he/him pronouns. this is my multimuse blog.

i've done many rounds on tumblr, decided i was done, and was (as the prophecy declares) dragged back by friends. so this blog is going to be extremely private. i promise it's nothing personal if i don't follow back or don't interact: i'm tired and have a more than full time job and made this blog mostly to write with my friends.

that being said i suppose the biggest rule is just don't be a dick!

DNI: if you're under 21. it's just weird of me to interact with younglings.

below the cut is my muse list because i am incapable of being chill about how many muses i have.

THE 100 - john murphy - bellamy blake

GLEE - finn hudson - sam evans - artie abrams

TED LASSO - roy kent - jamie tartt - ted lasso

DEGRASSI - craig manning - spinner mason - eli goldsworthy DEAD POETS SOCIETY - charlie dalton

RENT - mark cohen

DEAD OF SUMMER - drew reeves

IT (BOOK BASED) - richie tozier (fcs: seth green, caleb landry jones, alan tudyk) - stanley uris (fcs: wyatt oleff, timothee chalamet, andy bean) - bill denbrough ( fcs: jaeden martell, tanner buchanan, james mcavoy)

FAKES - trystan smith

RESIDENT EVIL - leon s. kennedy - luis sera - carlos oliveira

HATCHETFIELD - paul matthews - ted spankoffski - peter spankoffski - ethan green - richie lipschitz - max jagerman -wiggog y'wrath (wiggly)

COBRA KAI - robby keene - demetri alexopoulos

LOST - james 'sawyer' ford - hugo 'hurley' reyes - sayid jarrah

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY - klaus hargreeves

HAPPY DEATH DAY - carter davis

STICK IT - haley graham

ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING - theo dimas

DAISY JONES AND THE SIX - billy dunne

CHALLENGERS - art donaldson - patrick zweig

PANIC - dodge mason (show based, inspo taken from book) - bishop moore (inspo taken from show & book)

BOTTOMS - hazel callahan

SAW - adam stanheight - mark hoffman

SHAMELESS (US) - mickey milkovich

WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE alex russo

JULIE AND THE PHANTOMS alex mercer

SPECTACULAR! nikko alexander

ATTACK ON TITAN reiner braun levi ackerman

ORIGINAL CHARACTERS - mace runebe my bg3 tav. mace is a half elf druid who also leveled in rogue. his choices followed a mostly good playthrough with a couple little deviations. he was a street urchin and then a pirate before falling into the life of an adventurer. - arlo kapadia an oc inspired by the song 27 by fall out boy. for arlo i actually have two google docs here and here that lay out everything you need to know about him. - percival 'percy' frank. a medium who left home because of a murder in his family and travels around investigating spooky situations for money. all of his information can be found here. trigger warning for murder of a parent (by the other parent).

EXCLUSIVES: i never really participated in exclusives before this blog but since the idea is to keep things small and manageable, here they are.

@ghoulsplay - claire redfield, eli moskowitz, miguel diaz, tommy oliver, trini gomez, courtney lane, ben hanscom, lucy gray baird @soulcost - lae'zel, steph gingrich, ada wong, jill valentine, kim possible @anxietytold - ray hall, lip gallagher, haley james scott

[atlanticcanada]

United Way starts to distribute N.S. wildfire relief

United Way Halifax has begun giving out funding to organizations as part of the wildfire recovery.

The charity says the money is being used to cover needs like food, appliance replacements, baby hygiene and cleaning supplies. Twelve organizations in the Tantallon-area as well as Shelburne and Barrington have received funding so far.

The Wildfire Recovery Appeal has raised more than $1.3 million dollars -- more than $300,000 of which came from a relief concert.

“The money that United Way raises is going to people affected by the wildfires,” said Sue LaPierre, director of social impact strategy with United Way Halifax. “People who were displaced. People who’ve lost their homes. People without insurance. People who can’t afford their deductible.”

About $15,000 went to St. Nicholas Anglican Church in Upper Tantallon.

Their volunteers are working as quickly as they can to give it to those who need it.

“Mostly in small denominations,” said Tanya Moxley, the treasurer and board member at St. Nicholas Anglican Church. “Grocery cards, Walmart, helping with kids supplies -- that kind of stuff.”

The team of volunteers is also managing larger requests.

“We’ve also had two specific requests from United Way to put together a $1,000 package for two folks that were uninsured completely and really needed a lot of support.”

United Way approved about $20,000 dollars to the St. Margaret’s Bay Toy Library, a volunteer-run group that usually helps loan toys to kids.

Their volunteers will be giving $200 gift cards to Toys R Us to kids from the hardest hit areas, some who’ve lost everything, as well as $50 gas cards for their families to get there.

“We think of toys as something silly but it means a lot to these kids and we want them to know that we care and we’re going to do our best to replace it,” said Jill Crowe, who is helping to run the operation.

The wildfires levelled Terry Hiltz’ home. The house was insured and he plans to rebuild.

As he tackles his own tasks, he and his neighbours want to see any relief money help those people who need it most.

“I’m not looking for any handout or anything. I’m not like that,” said Hiltz. “But there’s a lot of people that are way worse off than I am, and I mean, that’s where the money should go to help those people out.”

For some, credit card debt is mounting to cover things like cleaning costs. In Mona Buchanan’s case, insurance has been slow.

“More costs are mounting on,” she said.

Hiltz notes how contractors have been digging into their own pockets to help support people as they rebuild and he believes they too should be eligible for help.

“Contractors that are working for people that maybe don’t have house insurance. Or don’t have a lot of money to work with. Maybe give some money to those people because they’ve got to make a living too,” Hiltz said.

CTV News asked United Way about whether contractors would be eligible for funding and Sue LaPierre noted how United Way only gives to people through non-profits, charities or Indigenous governing bodies.

“It is possible that one of those organizations could try to coordinate efforts and contract out on individual’s behalf,” LaPierre said.

She noted United Way still has well over $1 million left from the money it’s raised thus far.

“It’s just the early days of distributing money,” she said. “We are continuing to fundraise and we don’t know what the future needs are going to be.”

LaPierre said she expects United Way to be working for months to help people as their needs evolve.

from CTV News - Atlantic https://ift.tt/4jFbfPg

[apositivereviewer]

And thus we are now up to date, at least until tomorrow when I go to see Birds of Prey with a friend.

So last night (24/02) I saw the beautiful masterpiece Emma. It has stuck with me since. Now this was one of those times where I had run out of things to watch at the cinema and this was all that was showing, I had half an interest but not one to go out of my way to see this. Let me tell you now that I am seriously debating going to see it a second time because I have been emotionally impacted.

Never did I think that when I saw a strong female character that I half related to burst into tears because of her own actions and breaking her own heart that I, in turn, would also start balling my eyes out. Perhaps ‘balling my eyes out’ is a strong term, I think it was more sudden tears that I couldn’t control more describes the trauma. The worst part was after the initial 10 minutes of the film I found myself way more involved in these characters lives than my own, we are talking seriously invested, I was aggressively shipping Emma and Mr Knightly from the get go. 

Also I would just like to mention in the off chance that some poor soul reads these that the scene with Emma’s nosebleed toward the end is pure genius. Soooo many connotations and long story short I am in love with this film!

I’m not sure that I would describe Emma as a ‘rom-com’, it is so many aspects of so many genres that I couldn’t be bias and just label it as one, like I cannot praise this film enough, it made me feel things that I had suppressed for a long long time and tried to ignore and it takes a lot of talent, especially from a brit-based film, to do that. By the end I was envious of the love they have in movies. Such drama, and I want in. There is so much romanticism in dramatic relationships in a way which is both toxic and needful, I crave it. But luckily I’m better off on my own, so I am.

Emma both cinematically and literally is exactly what it says on the tin, Handsome, clever and rich. Even if you think it isn’t your cup of tea, it is, it really is and I need people to recognise such talent!. Also shout out to Johnny Flynn, you’ve come a long way from being the dude in the Cineworld advert which eventually got on my nerves. It gives me no end of pleasure to point out to people who you are and who you’ve grown to be lol.

Well done once more to everyone involved in this film, truly a rich masterpiece and I am so happy I saw it.

[milliondollarbaby87]

Containment (2015) Review

Residents wake up one morning to find themselves locked into their flats, an epidemic has broken out and they might all be infected. They will have to work together to battle to survive.

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By BY JILL COWAN AND KYLE BUCHANAN from U.S. in the New York Times-https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/26/us/golden-globes-hfpa.html?partner=IFTTT Friday: The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is under fresh scrutiny ahead of its big awards show. Also: Pandemic updates; and messages from Mars. What’s Up With the Golden Globes This Year? New York Times

[fiftythreecrimes]

not to be shady because I like England and was rooting for them tonight and I don’t think Sampson is a bad manager (I actually wish Jill had some of his managerial traits) - but why does he shade teams and coaches every tournament and is never called arrogant as much as Herdman is from some who follow WoSo? He came for Herdman wearing tight shirts like he ain’t out here wearing shirts 2 sizes too small himself btw. And Herdman has turned around a Canadian program, an abundance of youth talent and 2 bronze medals after whatever that mess as before 2011. The gag is that Sampson spends every tournament shading other teams and coaches but continues to get out coached when it matters. i’m just saying....

y’all better start putting some respect on John Herdman’s name!

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BBC Reveals Release Date And New Pictures For New Crime Drama Rebus

Rebus, a new crime series based on the best-selling Inspector Rebus novels by Ian Rankin, will launch on Friday 17 May, the BBC has announced. All episodes will be available on BBC iPlayer from 6am, with episode one airing on BBC Scotland on Friday 17 May and on BBC One on Saturday 18 May.

Written for the screen by Gregory Burke (’71, Six Four), Rebus reimagines the iconic character John Rebus as a younger Detective Sergeant, drawn into a violent criminal conflict that turns personal when his brother Michael, a former soldier, crosses the line.

New pictures released by the BBC show Richard Rankin (Outlander, The Replacement) in the titular role, Brian Ferguson (The Ipcress File, Spanish Princess) as John’s brother, Michael, and Lucie Shorthouse (Line of Duty, Ten Percent) as Rebus’s investigation partner, Detective Constable Siobhan Clarke.

Previously announced cast also include Amy Manson (The Nevers, The Diplomat), Neshla Caplan (The Rig, Scot Squad), Noof Ousellam (Vigil, Guilt), Stuart Bowman (The Serpent, Bodyguard), Caroline Lee Johnson (Trying, Ridley), Sean Buchanan (Censor, Mary Queen of Scots), Thoren Ferguson (The Midwich Cuckoos) and Michelle Duncan (Baptise, Elizabeth is Missing).

Shaken after a violent encounter with gangster Ger Cafferty, Edinburgh detective John Rebus finds himself at a psychological crossroads. At odds with a job increasingly driven by corporate technocrats, involved in a toxic affair he knows he needs to end, and all but supplanted in his daughter’s life by his ex-wife’s wealthy new husband, Rebus begins to wonder if he still has a role to play – either as a family man or a police officer.

In a time of divisive politics and national discord, Rebus’s ex-soldier brother Michael, who’s broke, desperately crosses the line in order to provide for his family, and Rebus starts to question if the law still has meaning, or if everyone is reverting to an older set of rules. And if so, why shouldn’t he do so too?

Rebus (6x45’) is written by Gregory Burke and is adapted from the best-selling novels by Ian Rankin. The six-part series is directed by Niall MacCormick (Complicit, The Victim, Wallander) and Fiona Walton (Shetland, Annika) and is produced by Angela Murray. Eleventh Hour Films’ Paula Cuddy, Jill Green and Eve Gutierrez are the Executive Producers of the series, alongside Tomas Axelsson and Isabelle Hultén for Viaplay, director Niall MacCormick, writer Gregory Burke and author Ian Rankin. Rebus is produced by Eleventh Hour Films and is distributed internationally by Viaplay Content Distribution. This production of Rebus was supported by Screen Scotland.

Image credits

Header image: Still from Rebus showing Richard Rankin as John Rebus, courtesy of the BBC.

Image 1: Rebus poster, courtesy of the BBC

Image 2: Still from Rebus showing Lucie Shorthouse and Richard Rankin as Siobhan Clarke and John Rebus, courtesy of the BBC

Image 3: Still from Rebus showing Brian Ferguson and Richard Rankin as Michael and John Rebus, courtesy of the BBC

SCREEN SCOTLAND SGRÌN ALBA

Posted 1st May 2024

[yessoupy]

out lgbtq+ olympians!

this is my third attempt at this post. I am using the list compiled by outsports here. i highly encourage you to click through and read about each of these athletes.

below the cut is the list of the 182* out lgbtq+ athletes at the tokyo games. from the outsports list i have added some scheduling information -- if they've already competed, how they did, and if they are still competing/are yet to compete, when you can catch them. all times are US central daylight, because that's where I live.

representation in sport is SO important for lgbtq+ kids. allies, PLEASE make it a point to post about these athletes on your social media. making the olympic team is a HUGE accomplishment for anyone, and the social barriers that exist for most lgbtq+ athletes make it even MORE amazing.

Arranged by alphabetical order of sport. I have bolded the names of athletes who are still competing or will compete later in the Olympics. Athletes' names are italicized when they win a medal.

lgbtq+ medal count lol:

gold: 11 silver: 12 bronze: 9

3x3 Basketball

Stefanie Dolson (USA) - Team USA won GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Basketball

Julie Allemand (Belgium) - Belgium lost to Japan in the quarterfinals.

Marjorie Carpréaux (Belgium)

Kim Mestdagh (Belgium)

Ann Wauters (Belgium)

Sue Bird (USA) - Sue was a co-flag bearer at the Opening Ceremonies, as voted upon by her fellow Olympic athletes. Team USA's won gold!

Chelsea Gray (USA)

Brittney Griner (USA)

Breanna Stewart (USA)

Diana Taurasi (USA)

Sabrina Lozada-Cabbage (Puerto Rico) - Puerto Rico finished group play 0-3 in Group C.

Dayshalee Salamán (Puerto Rico)

Leilani Mitchell (Australia) - Australia was defeated in the quarterfinals by Team USA.

Shaina Pellington (Canada) - Canada finished group play 1-2 in Group A.

BMX Freestyle - NB: You'll find BMX listed under "cycling" when looking at online scheduling.

Perris Benegas (USA) - Perris competes in BMX Freestyle and placed fourth.

Hannah Roberts (USA) - Hannah also competes in BMX Freestyle and won the silver medal!!

Chelsea Wolfe (USA, reserve)

Boxing

Rashida Ellis (USA) - Rashida competes in the women's lightweight event and was defeated in the Round of 16.

Kellie Harrington (Ireland) - Kellie, the flagbearer for Team Ireland, competed in the women's lightweight event and won gold!

Michaela Walsh (Ireland) - Michaela competed in the women's featherweight event. She lost in the Round of 16 to the Italian, Irma Testa, 0-5.

Nesthy Petecio (Philippines) - Nesthy competes in women's featherweight and won the silver medal!!

Irish Bagno (Philippines) - Irish competes in women's flyweight and was defeated in the Round of 16.

Canoe Slalom

Evy Leibfarth (USA) - Evy placed 20th in the K-1 slalom with a Run 1 score of 125.85 (lower scores are better). This put her into the semifinal where she placed 12th and missed qualifying for the final by two places. Evy placed 18th in the C-1 semifinal.

Florence Maheu (Canada) - Florence placed 13th in the K-1 slalom with a Run 1 score of 114.29. In the semifinals she placed 23rd.

Cycling

Georgia Simmerling (Canada) - Georgia competed in the women's team pursuit on the track. Team Canada placed 4th.

Valerie Demey (Belgium) - Valerie competed in the women's road race but did not finish.

Diving

Tom Daley (Britain) - This 4-time Olympian won his first gold medal in Tokyo on the 10m platform synchro with his diving partner Matty Lee. Tom won bronze in the 10m platform!

Anton Down-Jenkins (New Zealand) - Anton's event is the 3m springboard individual. Anton placed 8th in the final!

Equestrian

Cathrine Dufour (Denmark) - Cathrine competed in Team Dressage, in which her team placed 4th with a score of 7540.

Edward Gal (Netherlands) - Edward also competed in Team Dressage, finishing in 5th with a score of 7479.5.

Hans Peter Minderhoud (Netherlands) - Hans Peter is Edward's teammate.

Carl Hester (Britain) - Carl competed in Team Dressage, earning the bronze medal with a score of 7723!

Domien Michiels (Belgium) - Domien competed in the Team Dressage event, ranking 10th in the qualifying rounds with a score of 6702.5, missing the finals by 2 places.

Nick Wagman (USA, reserve)

Fencing

Astrid Guyart (France) - Astrid earned a silver medal in the women's team foil event!!

Field Hockey

Sarah Jones (Britain) - The British team won bronze!

Leah Wilkinson (Britain)

Susannah Townsend (Britain)

Grace O’Hanlon (New Zealand) - New Zealand was defeated by the Netherlands in the quarterfinal.

Anne Veenendaal (Netherlands) - The Dutch team won gold!

Golf

Mel Reid (Britain) - Mel ended the tournament in 55th.

Alena Sharp (Canada) - Alena ended the tournament in 49th.

Handball

Babi Arenhart (Brazil) - Brazil finished 1-1-3 in group play in the women's tournament.

Nathalie Hagman (Sweden) - Sweden finished the tournament in 4th.

Alexandra Lacrabère (France) - France won gold!

Amandine Leynaud (France)

Judo

Alice Bellandi (Italy) - Alice's quest for gold ended in the semifinals of the women's 70kg event.

Amandine Buchard (France) - Amandine competed in the women's 52kg event. She earned SILVER! The gold was earned by Uta Abe of Japan. She earned gold in the mixed team event!

Nina Cutro-Kelly (USA) - Nina competes in the women's +78kg event and she was defeated in the Round of 32.

Jasmin Grabowski (Germany) - Jasmin competes in the women's +78kg event. She was defeated in the Round of 32. In the mixed team event, she won bronze!

Natalie Powell (Britain) - Natalie competes in the women's 78kg event. She was defeated in the Round of 16 by South Korean Yoon Hyunji.

Tessie Savelkouls (Netherlands) - Tessa competes in the women's +78kg event and was defeated in the Round of 32.

Sanne van Dijke (Netherlands) - Sanne competed in the women's 70kg event and earned a BRONZE MEDAL!

Guusje Steenhuis (Netherlands) - Guusje competes in the women's -78kg. She was eliminated from the competition in the repechage contest after the quarterfinal.

Raz Hershko (Israel) - Raz competes in the women's +78kg event where she placed 9th. She won a bronze medal in the mixed team event!

Rhythmic Gymnastics

Rut Castillo Galindo (Mexico) - Rut competed in the Individual All-Around, where she placed 22nd in qualifications with a combined score of 82.750.

Rowing

Saskia Budgett (Britain, reserve)

Kendall Chase (USA) - Kendall and her women's four teammates won Final B with a time of 6:33.65.

Gia Doonan (USA) - Gia was part of the women's eight, qualifying for Final A by winning their heat. Gia and her team placed 4th in Final A.

Meghan O’Leary (USA) - Meghan competes in women's quadruple sculls. She and her team, including Ellen Tomek, placed 4th in Final B.

Jessica Thoennes (USA) - Jessica is Gia's teammate in the women's eight and placed 4th in Final A.

Ellen Tomek (USA) - Ellen is Meghan's teammate in the women's quadruple sculls.

Emma Twigg (New Zealand) - Emma won gold in women's single sculls!!!!!!!!!!!

Julian Venonsky (USA) - Julian competes in the men's eight and placed 4th in Final A.

Maarten Hurkmans (Netherlands) - Maarten competes in the men's eight. His team qualified directly to Final A in the heats. Julian placed 5th in Final A.

Katarzyna Zillmann (Poland) - Katarzyna competes in women's quad sculls and won the silver medal with her team!!

Rugby

Elissa Alarie (Canada) - Canada placed 9th in the women's tournament.

Britt Benn (Canada)

Ghislaine Landry (Canada)

Kaili Lukan (Canada)

Kelly Brazier (New Zealand) - New Zealand won the gold medal, defeating France in the final!

Gayle Broughton (New Zealand)

Portia Woodman (New Zealand)

Ruby Tui (New Zealand)

Isadora Cerullo (Brazil) - Team Brazil placed 11th in the women's tournament.

Marina Fioravanti (Brazil)

Megan Jones (Britain) - Team GB placed 4th in the women's tournament, losing to Fiji in the bronze medal match.

Celia Quansah (Britain)

Alev Kelter (USA) - Team USA placed 6th in the women's tournament.

Kristen Thomas (USA)

Lauren Doyle (USA)

Sharni Williams (Australia) - Team Australia placed 5th in the women's tournament.

Sailing

Jolanta Ogar (Poland) - Jolanta's event is the women's 470, and she won the silver medal with her sailing partner Agnieszka Skrzypulec!

Cecilia Carranza Saroli (Argentina) - Cecilia's event is mixed Nacra 17 and she and her teammate placed 7th.

Shooting

Jolyn Beer (Germany) - Jolyn placed 17th in women's 10m air rifle. She placed 6th in the women's smallbore rifle, 3 positions.

Aleksandra Jarmolińska (Poland) - Aleksandra competes in women's skeet, where she placed 19th in the qualifying round with a shot average of 0.912.

Andri Eleftheriou (Cyprus) - Andri also competes in women's skeet, placing 7th in qualifying with a shot average of 0.952.

Katarina Kowplos (Australia) - Katarina competed in three events during the Olympics. She was ranked 45th in the women's 10m air rifle; 36th in women's 50m air rifle, 3 positions; and the Australian team placed 22nd in the mixed 10m air rifle.

Skateboarding

Margielyn Didal (Philippines) - Margielyn placed seventh in the women's street final.

Annie Guglia (Canada) - Annie placed 19th in the women's street final.

Poppy Starr Olsen (Australia) - Poppy competed in women's park, and placed 5th in the final!

Alexis Sablone (USA) - Alexis finished just out of the medal picture in women's street, placing 4th.

Alana Smith (USA) - Alana, nonbinary, placed 20th in women's street at this Games.

Soccer - way to represent!!!!

Yenny Acuña Berrios (Chile) - Team Chile finished 0-3 in Group E play

Christiane Endler (Chile)

Fernanda Pinilla (Chile)

Andressa Alves (Brazil, reserve)

Bárbara Barbosa (Brazil) - Team Brazil was defeated by Canada in the quarterfinals.

Marta da Silva (Brazil)

Formiga (Brazil)

Letícia Izidoro (Brazil)

Aline Reis (Brazil)

Kadeisha Buchanan (Canada) - Team Canada won the gold!

Stephanie Labbé (Canada)

Erin McLeod (Canada, reserve)

Quinn (Canada) - Quinn is a trans non-binary athlete!!!

Kailen Sheridan (Canada)

Rachel Daly (Britain) - Team GB was defeated by Australia in the quarterfinals.

Fran Kirby (Britain)

Jill Scott (Britain)

Demi Stokes (Britain)

Carly Telford (Britain)

Tierna Davidson (USA) - Team USA won bronze!

Adrianna Franch (USA)

Kelly O’Hara (USA)

Megan Rapinoe (USA)

Anouk Dekker (Netherlands, reserve)

Sisca Folkertsma (Netherlands) - Team Netherlands was defeated by Team USA in the quarterfinals.

Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands)

Sherida Spitse (Netherlands)

Daniëlle van de Donk (Netherlands)

Shanice van de Sanden (Netherlands)

Stefanie Van Der Gragt (Netherlands)

Merel van Dongen (Netherlands)

Abby Erceg (New Zealand) - Team New Zealand finished 0-3 in Group G play.

Hannah Wilkinson (New Zealand)

Magda Eriksson (Sweden) - Team Sweden won silver!

Lina Hurtig (Sweden)

Hedvig Lindahl (Sweden)

Caroline Seger (Sweden)

Emily Gielnik (Australia) - Team Australia finished 4th in the tournament.

Sam Kerr (Australia)

Chloe Logarzo (Australia)

Teagan Micah (Australia)

Tameka Yallop (Australia)

Softball

Ally Carda (USA) - Team USA earned a silver medal!

Amanda Chidester (USA)

Taylor Edwards (USA, reserve)

Haylie McCleney (USA)

Larissa Franklin (Canada) - Team Canada earned a bronze medal!

Joey Lye (Canada)

Kaia Parnaby (Australia) - Team Australia ended group play with a 1-4 record.

Anissa Urtez (Mexico) - Team Mexico finished just out of the medals in 4th place.

Surfing

Silvana Lima (Brazil) - Silviana competed in women's shortboard, scoring an 8.3 against Carissa Moore, eventual gold medal winner, in Quarterfinal 3.

Sofia Mulanovich (Peru) - Sofia competed in women's shortboard, scoring 9.90 against Carissa Moore in Heat 5.

Swimming

Rachele Bruni (Italy) - Rachele competed in the women's 10km open water event and placed 14th.

Ana Marcela Cunha (Brazil) - Ana Marcela won gold in the women's 10km open water!

Amini Fonua (Tonga) - Amini qualified for the Olympics in the men's 100m breaststroke. In the heats he was disqualified. :/ I haven't seen what it was he did to be DQ'd, but my guess (I swam breaststroke in high school and college) is that he did not finish his breakout dolphin kick before beginning his stroke off the blocks/wall. Will update if I figure it out.

Mélanie Henique (France) - Mélanie placed 11th in the women's 50m freestyle with a time of 24.63. She tied with Simone Manuel of America.

Ari-Pekka Liukkonen (Finland) - Ari-Pekka is a sprint freestyler. In the heats of the men's 100m freestyle, he placed 46th overall with a 50.48. Ari-Pekka placed 26th in the men's 50m freestyle heats.

Erica Sullivan (USA) - ERICA SULLIVAN WON SILVER IN THE 1500M FREESTYLE BEHIND KATIE LEDECKY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Markus Thormeyer (Canada) - Markus is a backstroker who also competed in the men's 4x100m freestyle relay, where Team Canada placed fourth. He placed 19th in the 100m backstroke and 16th in the 200m backstroke. Markus swam in the prelims and final of the men's 4x100m medley relay, placing 7th.

Taekwondo

Jack Woolley (Ireland) - Jack, who is bisexual, competed in the men's 58kg event. He lost to Lucas Guzman of Argentina in the Round of 16.

Tennis

Demi Schuurs (Netherlands) - Demi competes in women's doubles. She and her partner lost to the Russian Olympic Committee team in the second round in 3 sets.

Sam Stosur (Australia) - Sam and her tennis partner lost to the Swiss pair of Bencic/Golubic in the quarterfinal round of women's doubles.

Alison van Uytvanck (Belgium) - Alison competed in women's singles. She was eliminated from the tournament by Garbinye Muguruza of Spain in the third round.

Carla Suarez Navarro (Spain) - Carla placed 17th in the women's singles tournament and 9th in women's doubles.

Track and Field

Michelle-Lee Ahye (Trinidad) - Michelle-Lee qualified 10th in the 100m and 8th in the semifinals, not earning a time or place qualification to the final. Her 4x100m relay team placed 15th in the heats of the relay.

Dutee Chand (India) - Dutee placed 45th in the 100m heats. She placed 38th in the 200m.

Ramsey Angela (Netherlands) - Ramsey won the silver medal in the men's 4x400m relay with his team! He also ran in the mixed 4x400m relay, where his team placed 4th.

Geisa Arcanjo (Brazil) - Geisa placed 30th in the qualification round for the women's shot put.

Raven Saunders (USA) - Raven won the silver in women's shot put!

Tom Bosworth (Britain) - Tom competed in the men's 20km race walk and placed 25th overall.

Erica Bougard (USA) - Erica placed 11th overall in the women's heptathlon.

Aoife Cooke (Ireland) - Aoife did not finish the marathon - it was very hot and humid!!

Izabela da Silva (Brazil) - Izabela placed 11th in the women's discus throw.

Gabriela DeBues-Stafford (Canada) - Gabriela placed 5th in the women's 1500m.

Yulimar Rojas (Venezuela) - Yulimar placed 1st in qualifications for the women's triple jump. In the finals, she won gold AND set a world record!!!

Senni Salminen (Finland) - Senni just missed qualifying for the final in women's triple jump, placing 13th in qualifications.

Trampoline

Dominic Clarke (Australia) - Dominic placed 8th in men's trampoline after qualifying in 1st. It looks like he had a few misses in the final.

Volleyball

Ana Carolina da Silva (Brazil) - Team Brazil won the silver medal!

Carol Gattaz (Brazil)

Paola Egonu (Italy) - Team Italy is 3-2 in pool play. Italy was defeated by Serbia in the quarterfinals.

Douglas Souza (Brazil) - Team Brazil finished the tournament in 4th place.

Water Polo

Rowie Webster (Australia) - Team Australia ended the tournament in 5th place!

Weightlifting

Laurel Hubbard (New Zealand) - Laurel, a trans woman, will competed in the A final of the +87kg women's event and did not finish.

Wrestling

Kayla Miracle (USA) - Kayla will compete in the women's freestyle 62kg. Kalya lost her bout to Long Jia in the Round of 16.

Gymnastics

Caitlin Rooskrantz (South Africa) - In qualifying, Caitlin placed 61st individually.

BMX Racing

Elke Vanhoof (Belgium) - Elke competes in women's BMX Racing. She placed 6th in semifinals and did not advance.

Archery

Lucilla Boari (Italy) - Lucilla won a bronze medal in the women's individual event and placed 7th in the women's team.

Table Tennis

Caroline Kumahara (Brazil) - Caroline placed 9th in the women's team event.

Beach Volleyball

Ana Patricia Silva Ramos (Brazil) - Ana Patricia and her beach volleyball partner Rebecca Cavalcanti were eliminated by the Swiss pair in the quarterfinal round of the women's tournament.

Please let me know if you notice an error here! Send me an ask or a DM. Please be kind, this was a lot of work and I'm sure I made an error somewhere.

[gotham--fc]

Head Injury - Rose Lavelle Imagine

Prompt: hi, can u do an imagine with rose lavelle where r is injured like a hit on the head or something like this but Jillian has already made the three substitutions so r must stay on the field obligatorily?

Rose wakes up when she hears a thud followed by a groan. She cracks her eyes open to see her girlfriend sitting on the floor beside their bed. Rose smirks at her.

 “Did you just fall off the bed?”

 “No,” Y/N grumbles, “This was an active choice I made.”

 “You chose to fall off the bed.”

 “I didn’t – whatever. I’m going to shower.” Y/N stands up and leans over to give Rose a quick kiss. “We have to leave in an hour.”

 “Mm, okay.” Rose says, her eyes closing again.

 “That means get up!” Y/N yells from the bathroom.

 The two get ready and head to the stadium. They have a game against Canada and everyone’s been buzzing with excitement. The two teams are friends off the field and everyone loves getting to catch up whenever their teams play. On the field though, is a different story. Both teams were extremely competitive and would do anything to win. That lead to games getting a little too rough with a few too many fouls. Rose is still excited, just like she is before every game.

 Rose immediately walks over to Sam when she enters the locker room and Y/N gets pulled away by Mal. The locker room is loud, everyone is talking (yelling) and there’s music blaring from Sonnett’s speakers. The team is getting pretty rowdy when Jill comes in. Everyone quiets down and listens to her. They go line up in the tunnel and Y/N pokes Rose in the back. Rose turns and raises her eyebrows.

 “Score a goal for me?”

 Rose rolls her eyes. “We’ll see.”

 The game quickly gets rough, as expected. There are fouls on both sides, although Rose thinks Canada might be a little but more aggressive than them. The game remains scoreless until Alex is taken down in the box in the 41st minute. She stays down and the trainers come out. Rose watches Jill tell the bench to start warming up. Alex has been recovering from an injury she received a few weeks ago so it’s no surprise Jill’s being cautious. Alex stays in the game but Jill doesn’t stop Christen who’s warming up on the side.

 Pinoe scores the penalty kick, putting USA in the lead 1-0. Canada seems to get even more aggressive, if that’s even possible. Rose is relieved when the first half ends. She’s sure the rest of the team is too.

 In the locker room, the girls all congratulate Pinoe on her goal and Alyssa on her great saves. Alyssa shrugs and says she couldn’t have done it without her Department of Defense, while Pinoe soaks up the praise like a sponge. Alex is pulled out of the locker room to get checked by the trainers again. Rose smiles when she sees Y/N walk up to her.

 “It’s pretty intense out there. I thought we’re supposed to be friends.” Y/N grins.

 “All’s fair in soccer and war.”

 Y/N’s nose crinkles. “That’s not how it goes.”

 Rose giggles and kisses Y/N’s nose. “Don’t care.”

 Jill comes in and gives the team a pep talk and announces that Christen is subbing in for Alex. She assures everyone it’s just precautionary and that Alex should be able to play the next game. They take the field again and start the second half. Canada seems to have regrouped and are pressing hard. They equalize in the 67th minute off a header from Sinclair. USA quickly takes the lead again off a screaming goal from Rose. Y/N sprints to her as soon as she sees the ball hit the back of the net and leaps into her arms. Rose laughs as Y/N screams in her ear. The rest of the team engulfs them in a hug.

 The game goes by quickly after that and Rose barely notices the next two subs, Lindsey for Sam, and Sonnett for Kelley. As the game goes on, Canada gets more and more aggressive. It’s clear they’re fighting to win and will do what it takes, but so will USA. In the 83rd minute, Y/N goes up for a header at the same time as Kadeisha Buchanan and Rose hears, rather than sees, the elbow that comes down on Y/N’s head. The ref blows the whistle immediately as Y/N falls to the ground holding her head. Rose rushes to her side immediately.

 “Hey, it’s okay. Just breathe, you’re okay.” Rose says.

 “I’m not fucking okay! My head hurts!” Y/N snaps. Rose knows she doesn’t mean it, but she recoils anyway. Y/N grabs her arm before she can get up.

 Rose can hear Pinoe and Tobin arguing with the ref over the lack of card, but Rose only listens to what the trainers are saying. They’re going through concussion protocol and Y/N grimaces through the whole thing.

 “I don’t think you have a concussion,” The trainer says, “And normally I’d take you out just to be safe, but we don’t have any more subs. The game is almost over, do you think you can stay on?”

 Rose sees Y/N’s “are you fucking kidding me” look, but she nods anyway. As she stands up, Rose whispers to her, “Are you okay?”

 Y/N pinches the bridge of her nose and sighs. “My head is fucking killing me.”

 Rose wants to tell her to go off, but she knows they can’t play a player down, even this late in the game. They keep playing, although they’re really just passing the ball around, trying to keep possession. They’re winning and there’s no point in trying to score again and giving up the ball for a Canada counter-attack. Rose keeps glancing at Y/N, who’s not running around like she normally would. She’s staying in the same spot, only jogging a few steps then stopping. Rose wants to do something, but she can’t.

 As soon as the ref blows the whistle, Rose runs to Y/N’s side, ignoring her teammates cheering around her. Y/N is sitting on the ground with her head in her hands. Rose kneels beside her and rubs her back.

 “Are you okay?”

 It’s a stupid question to ask, Y/N’s obviously not okay, but Rose doesn’t know what else to say. Y/N looks up with tears in her eyes.

 “It hurts.” She whined.

 “Okay, let’s go inside. The trainers will help.” Rose helps Y/N up and leads her off the field.

 Y/N is quickly taken by the trainers to the training room and Rose is left to either wait, or join the celebrations on the field. She doesn’t know what to do, but luckily for her, the team makes their way into the locker room where Rose is sitting by herself. Most of the team doesn’t notice Rose, which was fine by her. Her thoughts were in the room down the hall where Y/N was. Rose doesn’t notice Ali sit next to her until Ali touches her shoulder.

 “You doing okay?”

 Rose shrugs. “I’m just worried about her.”

 Ali nods. “We all are. It sucked, what happened. We all wished there was something we could’ve done.”

 Rose sniffles and Ali pulls her into a tight hug. They’re interrupted by a knock at the door. It’s one of the trainers and she looks around until she spots Rose.

 “Rose? Y/N’s asking for you.”

 Rose practically runs to the training room and bursts through the door. Y/N is sitting on a training table holding a cool towel to her forehead. She looks miserable but her face lights up when she sees Rose.

 “Hey,” Rose says quietly, “How are you feeling?”

 “Like I just got elbowed in the head.” Y/N jokes. Y/N takes Rose’s hand when she notices Rose’s worried look. “I’m okay. No concussion, just a headache. And a pretty big bump too, if you wanna feel it?”

 Rose finally smiles. “No, thank you. I’ll take your word for it.”

 “Can we leave now? I wanna sleep and cuddle.” Y/N pouts.

 “Of course, head injuries always call for sleep and cuddles.” Rose helps Y/N stand up and walk out of the stadium.

 “I thought all injuries constituted sleep and cuddles, but if it’s only head injuries, then I don’t have to cuddle you the next time you’re sore.”

 Rose glares at Y/N. “If you weren’t hurt right now, I’d hit you.”

 “But then you wouldn’t get the cuddles you love so much.” Y/N says.

 “I guess not.” Rose shrugs. “Now come on, let’s get you home to rest.”

[outerblog]

Otoliths #59

From Otoliths editor Mark Young:

Issue fifty-nine, the southern spring issue of Otoliths, is now live. It contains work by Ruggero Maggi, Lynn Strongin, Jim Leftwich, Joseph Salvatore Aversano, Jim Meirose, John M. Bennett, Thomas M. Cassidy, osvaldo cibils, Sanjeev Sethi, Mark Pirie, Demosthenes Agrafiotis, Jennifer Hambrick, Jen Schneider, Pete Spence, Heath Brougher, Rob Stuart, Ivan Klein, Jim McCrary, József Bíró, Jack Galmitz, Robert Ronnow, Kristin Garth, Scott MacLeod, Vaughan Rapatahana, Daniel de Culla, Adam Day, S. K. Kelen, Mike James, Texas Fontanella, Seth A. Howard, Serena Piccoli & William Allegrezza, Elaine Woo, Hugh Tribbey, Joanna Walkden Harris, Mike Harriden, Isabel Gómez de Diego, Mark DuCharme, hiromi suzuki, harry k stammer, Cecelia Chapman, Jeff Crouch, Bruno Neiva, Clara B. Jones, Eric Hoffman, J. D. Nelson, Sheila E. Murphy, Olivier Schopfer, Miriam Borgstrom, Jack Foley, Baron Geraldo & Associates, Pat Nolan, Adriána Kóbor, AG Davis, Volodymyr Bilyk, Andrew Brenza, red flea & old beetle, Joe Balaz, Kenneth Rexroth, Rosaire Appel, Jeff Harrison, Diana Magallón, Andrew Topel, Oormila Vijayakrishnan Prahlad, Christopher Barnes, Dave Read, Dale Jensen, Carol Stetser, Thomas Fink, dan raphael, Michael Farrell, Jessie Janeshek, T. W. Selvey, Chris Arnold & Francesca Jurate Sasnaitis, Andrew Taylor, Zebulon Huset, Ramsay Randall, Kenneth Howard Doerr, Penelope Weiss, Gavin Lucky, David Lohrey, Khaloud Al-Muttalibi, Barbara Daniels, Doren Robbins, J. Crouse, Simon Perchik, Karl Bachmann, Jeff Bagato, Wes Lee, Judith Skillman, Roger Mitchell, Grzegorz Wróblewski, Tom Beckett, Charles Wilkinson, Michael Basinski, Stephen Nelson, Bob Lucky, Jude VC, Tony Beyer, Stuart Wheatley, Jürgen O. Olbrich, Christian ALLE, Stu Hatton, Nick Nelson, R L Swihart, Kathleen Reichelt & Rich Ferguson, Dah, Daniel f. Bradley, Michael Ruby, Magdelawit Tesfaye, Eileen R. Tabios, Michael Spring, Les Wicks, Susan Connolly, Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal, Elmedin Kadric, Angela Costi, Pamela Miller, John Levy, Jay Buchanan, Keith Higginbotham, Douglas Barbour, Kathup Tsering, Jill Cameron, Peter Yovu, Marilyn Stablein, Paul Pfleuger, Jr., Richard Kostelanetz, Michael Brandonisio, Katrinka Moore, Rosalinda Ruiz Scarfuto, Aurora Scott, Bob Heman, Keith Nunes, Jane Joritz-Nakagawa, Kristian Patruno, Chris Gutkind, Jane Simpson,  & M.J. Iuppa.

[a feast! Thank you once again, Mark.]

[& FWIW, I have three poems in this issue. &, would you believe, I had three poems in #58 also.]

[theroleofimagination]

I gotta say i'm sad that again I wasn't at all impressed by either Spitse or VDS, both seemed really all over the place. Granted the whole team was scrambling to get things together, but yeah :/ Not too boring for a football game though! :D Which is all we can hope for ultimately (France v Canada was fun although a little one-sided, but some gorgeous plays on both sides, Buchanan was doing bits in the defense!)

It was a bit of a mess at times wasn't it? Hopefully the next two games will be better - they're going to have to be much better against France in particular!

I only caught a tiny bit of the France-Canada game - too many matches on at the same time!

I really think that both Spitse and VdS shouldn't be starting that much anymore. Spitse is a fantastic set piece taker, no doubt about it, but I do think some of the reason the attack isn't really there is that she's not really firing in the midfield. Frankly Dom has shown with Wolfsburg that she can take a mean free kick, so maybe she should have a go 😉

I'd really like to see a midfield of Jill-Daan-Jackie or Daan-Jackie-Dom at some point, with Lieke-Viv-Lineth up top.

[illfoandillfie]

so i figured i’d do a lil round up of my current tarot/oracle decks since i’m thinking about setting up a regular time to do readings for anyone who’s interested. I’ll update this if/when I get more decks.

I also filmed a flipthrough video of my collection as of June 23, 2020 which you can find HERE.

TAROTS:

Tattoo Tarot by Diana McMahon-Collis

Welcome To Night Vale Tarot by Jay Holloway

Gravity Falls Major Arcana Tarot Deck by Katelyn Roland and Meg Omac

The Rider-Waite Tarot (Pocket Edition) by Pamela Colman Smith

Cat Tarot by Megan Lynn Kott 

Tarot of Sexual Magic by Lo Scarabeo

Erotic Fantasy Tarot by Joseph Viglioglia

Jane Austen Tarot Deck by Jacqui Oakley

Golden Art Nouveau Tarot by Giulia F Massaglia

Trippin’ Waite Tarot by Christine Aguiar 

Movie Tarot by Diana McMahon Collis

Friends Tarot by Chantel de Sousa

Anecdotes Tarot by Yve Lepkowski 

The Housewife Tarot by Paul Kepple and Jude Buffum

Supernatural Tarot

Alleyman Tarot

The Literary Tarot

PLAYING CARDS 

Greek Lovers Playing Cards which I can’t link to because I bought them in Athens like ten years ago and have lost the box lmao but all the art comes from greek pottery.

Harry Potter

Friends

TV Shows

Shakespeare

ORACLES:

Literary Witches Oracle by Taisia Kitaiskaia

Moonology Oracle by Yasmin Boland

Homemade Queen song oracle deck

Romance Angels Oracle by Doreen Virtue

Hedgewitch Botanical Oracle by Siolo Thompson

Inspired By Frida by Akal Pritam

The Language of Flowers by Cheralyn Darcey

Making Magick by Priestess Moon

Numerology Guidance Cards by Michelle Buchanan

Divine Animals Oracle by Stacey Demarco 

The Crystal Spirits Oracle by Colette Baron-Reid

Between The Sheets by Fire Witch Tarot

Lovers Oracle by Toni Carmine Salerno

Secret Garden by Jessica Le

Sea Melodies by Jessica Le

Spellcasting by Flavia Kate Peters and Barbara Meiklejohn-Free

Cat Gurus by Mister Peebles

Music Oracles by Stephen Ellcock

Love Oracles by Anna Higgie

Channelled Messages Oracle by The Hermit Tarot

Divine Doors by Andres Engracia

Believe In Your Own Magic Oracle by Amanda Lovelace

Destiny Cards

The Arcana of Astrology by Claire Goodchild

Archetype Cards by Caroline Myss

The Sacred Self Care Oracle by Jill Pyle

Oracle of the Fairies by Karen Kay

Dragon Path by Caroline Mitchell

The Elemental Oracle by Stacey Demarco 

Art Oracles by Katya Tylevich

The Sacred Creators Oracle by Chris Anne

The Green Witch Oracle by Cheralyn Darcey

Prism Oracle by Nicole Pivirotto 

Earth Power Oracle by Stacey Demarco

Ice Cream Oracle by Mysti

Publishing Goblin’s Oracle Dice

Mushroom Spirit Oracle

[womenscycling]

Big Berms and Flat Turns: Sea Otter 2017 Dual Slalom - Photo Recap - Pink Pinkbike

Top:  Jill Kintner beating Danielle Beecroft

Bottom: Podium - 1. Jill Kintner, 2. Caroline Buchanan, 3. Anneke Beerten, 4. Danielle Beecroft