#Brittany Benn

[angelofghetto]

Kedvenc filmem szegény kis Brittany Murphy-vel.

2009 decemberében, mindössze 32 évesen szívmegállás végzett vele, de azt is rebesgették akkoriban, hogy az egyik rivális színésznő mérgezte meg (annak idején sok oknyomozó újságíró állt rá a témára). Kár érte, hosszú kifutása lehetett volna a karrierjének.

Amolyan tévedések vígjátéka ez a film, egy hebrencs lányt alakít benne, aki legjobb barátjával, egy meleg sráccal osztja meg a lakását és a rezsiköltséget, és mindenáron partnert akar szerezni neki, miközben a saját magánélete is olyan, mint a forgószél.

[canadachronicles]

Oh, I miss the fierceness of Canadian Rugby Sevens players on the pitch! Brilliant!

[natreidess]

Sydney Day 3 - 28/01/2018

[mllfology]

i love canada rugby womens sevens

[kertikavics]

2019 könyvlista

Szerb Antal: Utas és Holdvilág

Több mint négy év után először fogtam a kezembe magyar nyelvű könyvet. Nem tudom hogy érzek.

Brittany Gibbons: Fat girl walking

Ez volt az egyik ilyen “van a telefonomon is egy könyv azt olvasom internetezés helyett” könyvem. Abszolút és egyáltalán nem volt benne semmi maradandó számomra.

Haemin Sunim:  The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down

Amíg kávéházi alkalmazott voltam, addig volt időm reggelente is olvasni. Volt benne pár szép gondolat de ismét rájöttem, hogy egyszerűen ezek a fajta mély életbölcsességek engem idegesítenek.

Min Jin Lee: Pachinko

Érdekes könyv volt, érdekes időszakról. Túl sok nagyon jó könyvet olvastam idén így nem lenne benne a top 5-ben, de 10ben simán.

Cixin Liu: The Dark Forest + Death’s end

Szóval annó kaszáltam az első kötet után, de nagyon tudni akartam mi fog történni és JÉZUS EREJE!!!!! Hát ez egy kibaszottul jó sorozat.

Trevor Noah: Born a Crime

Trevor életem szerelme, imádom ezt a fickót. A könyv maga eléggé szórakoztatóan kezdődik de a vége kemény. Nagyon érdekes és mivel rengeteg munkatársam származik Dél-Afrikából így végre van közös témánk.

N.K.Jemisin: Dreamblood

Az egyetlen Jemisin könyv ami eddig nem jött be. Kaszáltam is egy kötet után.

N.K.Jemisin: Inheritance Trilogy

Még mindig nem tudom eldönteni, hogy ezt, vagy a Broken Earth trilógiát szerettem jobban. Mind a kettőt. Jemisin egyszerűen zseniális. Mindenkinek aki szereti a fantasyt csak ajánlani tudom.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Amerikanah 

Oh huh nem tudom. Chimamanda egy iszonyatosan okos nő élvezet olvasni az írását.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Half of a yellow Sun

Ettől a könyvtől rémálmom volt. Az igazán szörnyű benne az, hogy megtörtént események alapján íródott. Életemben nem tanultam annyit Afrika történelméről mint idén...

Yaa Gyasi: Homegoing

Mondom, életemben nem tanultam annyit Afrika történelméről mint idén. Ezt a könyvet a mai napig szoktuk emlegetni. A fehér emberek szörnyűek.

Candice Carty-Williams: Queenie

Nem igazán tudom mit mondjak erről a könyvről, azt leszámítva hogy szerintem túl öreg voltam hozzá...

Sally Rooney: Normal People

... ahogy ehhez is. Idegesített a formátum, nem szerettem egyik karaktert se, alig vártam hogy vége legyen.

Angie Thomas: Hate U Give

Szerettük a filmet, elolvastuk a könyvet, jó volt. Pont mint a film.

Akwaeke Emezi: Freshwater

Erről teljesen máshogy nem tudom mit mondjak. Kedvem lenne újra olvasni de nem vagyok olyan állapotban, hogy jót tegyen. Maradjunk annyiban, hogy Emezi egy csodálatos és érzékeny író.

Akwaeke Emezi: Pet

Érdekesség, bár ez YA ennek ellenére abszolút nem éreztem, hogy idős lennék a történethez. Meglepően felkavaró 16+

Megan Jayne Crabbe: Body Positive Power

Don’t hate the shake! Nagyon sokáig tartott ezt elolvasni, viszont rengeteget tanultam belőle. 

Margaret Atwood: The Testaments

Magam is meglepődtem azon, hogy nekem ez tetszett. Kiszámítható volt, de szerettem a karaktereket. Még akkor is, ha a 3 különböző karakter pont ugyan abban a stílusban írt...

Ramez Naam: The Nexus trilogy

A sorozat, ami jól kezdődött, de szörnyű véget ért. Ez van akkor, ha van egy jó ötleted, de pocsék író vagy. Az utolsó kötetnél konkértan káromkodtam mint egyszeri fan a rise of skywalker közben. SENKINEK SEM AJÁNLOM!!!!

[imperial-waterboy]

[countrythundernet]

Hump day for some but it’s another massive all music Wednesday here at Country Thunder HQ Recently played on Country Thunder Australia: Rattlincane - Country Thunder 10 Harmony Iain Archibald Band Bec Lavelle Brittany Elise FredBear - Country Thunder 10 The Buckleys Benn Gunn Gary Anderson Darlinghurst - Country Thunder 10 Cornell & Carr Jump on to the website, have a listen, make a request and enjoy the latest and best country music from Australia & New Zealand. http://countrythunder.com.au #countrythunder10 #countrythunder #thunderfromdownunder #countrymusic #aussiecountry #kiwicountry #indiecountry #altcountry #countryrock #countrypop #tradcountry #bluegrass #americana #internetradio #webradio #myTuner #radiofm https://www.instagram.com/p/B9lHL5fA2s2/?igshid=gkndv4jc97cj

[winterolympicssports2018-blog]

Canadian women's rugby 7s fall in consolation semis

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Canadian women's rugby 7s fall in consolation semis

Kathy Baker scored a try in extra time as Ireland topped Canada 24-19 in a consolation Challenge Trophy semifinal Sunday at the women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series in Kitakyushu, Japan.

The Canadian women lost 24-19 against Ireland in a consolation Challenge Trophy semifinal Sunday at the women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series in Kitakyushu, Japan. 24:50

Canada, which failed to advance to the Cup quarterfinals for the first time, concluded its tournament with a 33-14 win over Japan to place 11th.

The result dropped Canada to fifth in the overall World Series standings with two tournaments remaining, including hosting in Langford, B.C. on May 12-13.

It’s tight at the top as <a href=”https://twitter.com/Aussie7s?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>@Aussie7s</a> lead <a href=”https://twitter.com/BlackFerns?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>@blackferns</a> by just six points with two rounds left on the <a href=”https://twitter.com/hashtag/HSBC7s?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>#HSBC7s</a> <a href=”https://t.co/yhtFOkT2vd”>pic.twitter.com/yhtFOkT2vd</a>

—@WorldRugby7s

The Canadian team was dealt a blow Friday when captain Ghislaine Landry was ruled out because of an injury sustained at the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia earlier this month.

Despite the setback, Canada opened pool action on Saturday with a 38-14 win over Fiji but rounded out the first day of competition with losses to England and Russia.

The Canadians were ahead 19-12 on Ireland in the Challenge Trophy semi thanks to tries from Bianca Farella, Hannah Darling and Julia Greenshields. Lucy Mulhall tied the game with a late try for Ireland before Baker’s winner.

Breanne Nicholas, Darling and Farella scored tries for Canada in its 21-19 loss to England. Olivia Apps had the lone try in Canada’s 19-5 loss to Russia.

Full roster

Ghislaine Landry

Bianca Farella

Hannah Darling

Julia Greenshields

Sara Kaljuvee

Kayla Moleschi

Charity Williams

Natasha Watcham-Roy

Caroline Crossley

Breanne Nicholas

Olivia Johanna Apps

Brittany Benn

John Tait (coach)

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La Fata delle Cover 05.09.2019

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[canadachronicles]

An “oldie” -not that much, but eh!- but oh what a goodie! Five years ago the last leg of the HSBC Sevens Series was in Amsterdam for the women, a half was ten minutes, and the Canadian Women’s Rugby Sevens Team, still led by the amazing Jen Kish, won their first ever Cup on the circuit! A beauty, and superb intense rugby from beginning to end! Enjoy that throwback!

[natreidess]

I love Brittany Benn cause I think she’s the fowardest foward in sevens. As in, less fancy footing and passing, she’ll just slam into anyway that dares to put themselves in front of her. My kind of player. 

[worlddaily]

Canadian women fall short in final to hosts at New Zealand 7s | CBC Sports

Canadian women fall short in final to hosts at New Zealand 7s | CBC Sports

The Canadian women’s team will leave the World Rugby Sevens Series in New Zealand with silver medals after falling to the host Black Ferns 24-7 in the Cup final on Sunday.

Brittany Benn struck in ther fifth minute and captain Ghislaine Landry added a conversion to give Canada a 7-0 lead, but New Zealand’s Micheal Blyde replied with back-to-back tries a minute apart to put her team ahead for…

[canadaecodaily]

Canadian women use balanced attack to crush Brazil at Sevens Series in Dubai | CBC Sports

Canadian women use balanced attack to crush Brazil at Sevens Series in Dubai | CBC Sports

With captain Ghislaine Landry on the sidelines for most of the match, Canada stormed to a 43-0 win over Brazil to improve to 2-0 at the World Rugby Sevens Series in Dubai on Thursday.

Four different Canadians scored first-half tries to race out to a 24-0 lead against the outmatched Brazilians.

Brittany Benn, in her first tournament back from injury and sporting a bandage over her nose, got the…

[montrealtimes]

Canadian women use balanced attack to crush Brazil at Sevens Series in Dubai | CBC Sports

Canadian women use balanced attack to crush Brazil at Sevens Series in Dubai | CBC Sports

With captain Ghislaine Landry on the sidelines for most of the match, Canada stormed to a 43-0 win over Brazil to improve to 2-0 at the World Rugby Sevens Series in Dubai on Thursday.

Four different Canadians scored first-half tries to race out to a 24-0 lead against the outmatched Brazilians.

Brittany Benn, in her first tournament back from injury and sporting a bandage over her nose, got the…

[sustainhealthmagazine]

Women's Squads Confirmed For Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens

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PUBLISHED: 18:12, 04 December 2019 | UPDATED: 18:42, 04 December 2019

The final women’s squads have been named for the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens, the second women's round of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020.

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Dubai is the first of six events held alongside the men’s competition in the biggest season in women’s sevens history, with a record eight tournaments and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. New Zealand are the defending champions in Dubai, having beaten Canada 26-14 in last year’s final to claim a fourth title in the desert, and are bidding to become the first team to successfully defend the women's title in Dubai.

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The Black Ferns Sevens welcome back playmaker Tyla Nathan-Wong, Alena Saili and Shiray Kaka to their squad. Nathan-Wong assumes the captaincy with Sarah Hirini ruled out of the Dubai and Cape Town rounds with injury, while for Kaka it is her first tournament since the 2018 series finale in Paris. The squad also features Ruby Tui, who was named World Rugby Women’s Sevens Player of the Year 2019 in association with HSBC at the World Rugby Awards in Tokyo last month, ahead of her team-mates Nathan-Wong and Hirini, but injury has ruled out Michaela Blyde and Portia Woodman. “The goal for everyone is the Olympics next year, but you've got to take it tournament by tournament and appreciate and enjoy those milestones along the way,” said Nathan-Wong. “For us that's what we're looking forward to is just the journey first and experiencing each tournament and eventually we'll get to Tokyo.”

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The Black Ferns Sevens will face France – who welcome back some experienced faces in Fanny Horta and Shannon Izar to the squad that lost the bronze medal play-off to New Zealand in Glendale – as well as England and invitational side Japan in Pool C. Series leaders USA are bidding for a third successive Cup title, having won their first title in Biarritz at the end of last season and then become the second team to win on home soil in Glendale in October. Coach Chris Brown has made only two changes to his settled squad with Kayla Canett and Kris Thomas coming in, the latter being available again after injury and named co-captain alongside Abby Gustaitis as they prepare to face neighbours Canada, Russia and Brazil in Pool A. Canada welcome back two experienced players in Brittany Benn and Sara Kaljuvee as they bid to improve on a sixth place finish in Glendale, while two familiar faces return for Russia – seeking a fifth medal in Dubai – after lengthy periods away from sevens in Nadezhda Sozonova (nee Kudinova) and Marina Myasnikova (nee Petrova). Sozonova, a former World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year nominee back in 2015 and former Russia captain, has not played on the series since the Dubai round in 2016, while Myasnikova last played in Langford in 2017 but they will add valuable experience to a settled Russian squad. Canada captain Ghislaine Landry said: “We had a couple of tight finishes in Glendale that didn't go our way. The results were obviously pretty disappointing for us, but looking at the video we know what went wrong and we're ready to fix those things.” Olympic champions Australia, runners-up in round one in Glendale, will face Spain, Fiji and Ireland in Pool B and will be looking to continue their trend of winning in Dubai in alternate years. Australia have two of the five debutants across the squads in Georgia Hannaway and Faith Nathan, but suffered a blow just before departing for Dubai with Charlotte Caslick – the DHL Impact Player in Glendale – ruled out with a hamstring injury. “We've got some fresh young faces to really hype up our team and to give them an opportunity to showcase what they are about and what they can offer for the Olympics to come, so I think that kind of keeps everything fresh,” admitted captain Sharni Williams. “It's obviously not the consistency side with the team but consistency in what we want to do in terms of making the finals. “Glendale was really great for us, to make a final. It took us so long last season to make a final. We were very happy with how we went. It’s about consistency and that’s what we’re here to do.” Fiji finished 11th in Glendale and their squad in Dubai features two players who last weekend created history as part of the first Fijian women's team to qualify for a Rugby World Cup in 15s in captain Rusila Nagasau and Lavenia Tinai, a try-scorer in the 41-13 win over Samoa that confirmed their place at RWC 2021 in New Zealand. “For us to go to 15s and come back to sevens, they (their team-mates) were really happy for us to qualify the team,” said Tinai. “Getting their support that is the main thing for us, just to keep women’s rugby moving forward in Fiji. We came back from a high note, and ready to go.” The action gets underway at 7he Sevens Stadium at 14:50 local time (GMT+4) on Thursday 5 December with the women playing one pool match. Follow the action on www.world.rugby/sevens and @WorldRugby7s

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L'équipe canadienne féminine de rugby à 7 s'est taillée une place aux Jeux olympiques de 2020 après une victoire de 27 à 10 sur l'Irlande samedi à Biarritz, en France.

Les Canadiennes ont perdu 10-0 face aux Irlandais avec cinq essais en suspens: deux de Bianca Farella, deux de Kaili Lukan et un de Brittany Benn.

Cette victoire signifie que le Canada ne terminera pas en dehors des quatre…