#alexandra navarro

[chaosinfiniti]

@crueltimes | Javier and Ali Navarro, Whispering Pines [Supernatural Verse]

Javier couldn't remember how long it had been now. Since that night. Since everything went to absolute hell. For a time he'd thought that maybe it was just a nightmare that would never end. Vampires weren't real. They were mythical creatures made up to scare children...or something. They weren't real. Not possible.

And yet time had passed, years now since that horrible night, and he was living still. Or. Existing. Whatever it was he was doing without a heart that beat, without food to sustain. Here he was, anxiously walking down the streets of Whispering Pines which was supposed to be some sort of safe haven.

But how could anyone be safe when all he could hear was the beating of all the hearts around him, the blood pumping in veins? Maybe it was the wrong decision, maybe he shouldn't have come here. It wasn't safe. It couldn't possibly be safe - not for anyone else, anyway.

He couldn't be here. He couldn't. He shouldn't. No, he needed to get out of here. This was a mistake.

He turned on his heel, intending to walk right back out of this place, to go back into hiding and avoid the reality of this curse that had been laid upon him. And there she stood. Javi stumbled a step or two back, looking her over. How? Why -?

All he could think about was the blood he could practically see pulsing beneath the soft skin of her throat.

"What are you...what are you doing here?"

[stillwaterca]

Hi, hope this isn't a bother! Could I get some fc recommendations for Vienna?

Absolutely not a bother at all! Here are some suggestions for you:

Alexandra Breckenridge, Elliot Page, Song Joong Ki, Francia Raisa, Rahul Kohli, Nico Tortorella, Priscilla Quintana, Paul Rudd, Chinaza Uche, Emmy Rossum, Gong Yoo, Ana de Armas, Jesse Williams, Anne Hathaway, Janelle Mon��e, Christina Milian, Aldis Hodge, Alex Newell, Burcu Özberk, Laura Harrier, David Casteñeda, Carmela Zumbado, Gemma Chan, Tom Blyth, Havana Rose Liu, Christian Navarro, Bethany Joy Lenz, Deepika Padukone, Lee Min-ho, Riz Ahmed

[influencermagazineuk]

Emma Raducanu's gallant run in the Miami Open ended with a tough quarter-final battle against fourth-ranked world Jessica Pegula. The 22-year-old British sensation displayed exceptional grit, even needing medical help towards the end of the second set, but eventually succumbed as Pegula asserted her dominance to claim a 6-4, 6-7 (3-7), 6-2 win. Raducanu produced some of her best tennis since her miraculous 2021 US Open victory, especially in the second set. With a dominant 5-2 advantage and four set points to her name, she appeared on the brink of forcing a tie. But she quickly summoned medical attention, having her blood pressure taken and applying ice towels to cool down before returning to the court. Her effort to fight back and take the second set indicated her grit and determination. Nevertheless, Pegula, who has been one of the most reliable players on the WTA Tour, was too much in the last set with clinical accuracy. 350z33, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons "It was hard," declared Pegula, who became the US Open runner-up. "I just needed to come out in the third set really aggressively, really quick, and attack her." With this win, the 31-year-old American makes it to the semi-finals, where she will play 19-year-old Philippine Alexandra Eala. Eala continued her impressive streak by shocking five-time grand slam champion Iga Swiatek in a stunning upset in the tournament. Raducanu Proves She Belongs Among the Best Since her New York breakthrough over three years ago, Raducanu has been subjected to constant questioning about her physical and mental stamina. It has not been easy to adjust to life on the professional circuit, with injuries and increased pressure compounding her difficulties. This season has already brought its fair share of disappointments, including a back injury, the loss of her coach Nick Cavaday, and a disturbing run-in with a stalker. But her Miami performance was a stark reminder of her talent and grit. In spite of the defeat, Raducanu recorded strong victories against top-20 players Emma Navarro and Amanda Anisimova, reaching her maiden quarter-final at a WTA 1000 tournament. She will also pride herself on re-entering the top 50 of the WTA rankings next week. Winning four in a row at one tournament—something she hadn't accomplished since her US Open victory—is another sign of improvement. With the European clay-court season approaching, she will look to carry this momentum forward and establish the consistency required to play at the highest level. A Fierce Fight Against Pegula Raducanu looked more assured in Miami, opting for a calm style that enabled her to play with more freedom. Before the event, she decided against pursuing her trial partnership with Slovak coach Vladimir Platenik and instead stuck with a close-knit team of familiar names. Mark Petchey, who coached her as a teenager, took up position alongside long-time mentor Jane O'Donoghue and fitness coach Yutaka Nakamura to offer advice. This support system enabled Raducanu to remain "authentic" and "express" herself on the court, which was seen during her game against Pegula. Her tidy ball-striking and crisp movement kept her in touch with the American's steady, mistake-free baseline game. One break of serve in the first set was ultimately to be decisive, but Raducanu was encouraged by the standard of her game. Changing her tactics in the second set, she played more positively and it paid dividends. A key early break enabled her to take charge, albeit as dizziness and tiredness started to catch up, necessitating a medical timeout. Despite the setback, she displayed remarkable grit to hold serve for 6-5 before producing a brilliant tie-break to force a deciding set. However, Pegula’s experience and consistency ultimately proved too much, as she secured victory in the final stretch. Raducanu’s performance in Miami signals significant progress. If she continues on this path, she has every chance of competing with the world’s best on a consistent basis. Read the full article

[fallfrcmgrace]

✦fallfrcmgrace is a dependent mumu for a private group, penned by jade ! ⤸

✦ this beautiful blog is currently home to 42 muses who’s identities can be found under the cut !⤸

✦masterlist ⤸ ( italic denotes oc ! )

alexandra ‘alex’ russo . alison dilaurentis . aurora . blair waldorf . bree tanner . buttercup utonium . charlotte 'lottie’ la bouff . dorothy 'dot’ bennett . elizabeth 'lizzie’ saltzman . ember reid . feyre archeron . gwendolyne 'gwen’ stacy . hayden romero . hayley marshall . isabela navarro . jade . jennifer 'jj’ jareau . josephine 'jo’ wilson . karen smith . kayden york . kimber cantrell . lane kim . lilah tran . lillian 'lilly’ truscott . mackenna ‘kenna’ vasquez . madeline 'maddie’ reeves . maeve bellamy . maleficent 'mal’ bertha . marisol ramirez . max dennison . michelle 'mitchie’ torres . paige matthews . phoebe buffay . rosalie hale . shego . sophie piper . tara maclay . taylor mckessie . valerie birkhead . vasilisa 'lissa’ dragomir . veronica 'ronnie’ miller . victoria 'tori’ vega .

[daylightseen]

𝐝𝐚𝐲𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬𝐞𝐞𝐧 is a closed blog multi-muse for a private rp group. please do not interact unless you are a part of the group. if you do, you will be blocked. this blog has both original and canon characters. all characters are 20+, and may be dealing with complex themes and backgrounds. any triggers will be tagged as such. written by minnie ( carrd )

draft count : #00

muse count : #130

all characters located below the read more italics indicate oc

  adam lowe, aelin galathniyus, amelia "amy" santiago, agatha harkness, alexandra "lexie" grey, angel pellegrini, angela montenegro, aria montgomery, aquamarine wasser, ben gates, bloom of domino, blossom utonium, camryn "cam" barnes, chandler bing, chase adams, clare edwards, cordelia chase, daphne blake, dani dennison, danica hutton, daniel buckley, danny fenton, davina claire, delaney jackson, donna pinciotti, donna sheridan, elizabeth swann, ella of frell, elphaba thropp, emma duval, esme cullen, evangeline milton, evangeline "evie" o'neill, evy o'connell, freddie benson, galleria garibaldi, georgia miller, haley james scott, hallie parker, hiccup haddock, hector "zero" zeroni, holly berensen, hope mikaelson, hope paetz, howard "chimney" han, inez olivera, isobel "belly" conklin, isolde navarro, isobel "izzie" stevens, jake fitzgerald, jim hawkins, johnny cade, josie geller, joyce byers, juliet o'hara, justin russo, kai hewett, kate moseley, katherine "kate" bishop, katherine "kitty" song covey, katniss everdeen, katie gibbs, kelsi nielsen, kendall santoro jr, kim possible, kimberly hart, kirby reed, kourtney carino, kyra hart, laney boggs, laurie forman, layla williams, logan mitchell, lucy moderatz, luke danes, luna crowley, mabel mora, madison "maddie" nears, maeve donovan, marnie piper, mary santiago, mary jane "mj" watson, matt flamhaff, maxine "max" mayfield, may grant, maya matlin, melinda warren, mia thermopolis, mikey walsh, miley stewart, milo thatch, naeveh o’broin, nancy drew, nancy wheeler, nash gibson, natalie "nat" scatorccio, nesta archeron, noah redding, odessa guzman, padme amidala, parker leech, patrick jane, peyton sawyer, prince kit charming, prue halliwell, rey palpatine, rikki chadwick, riley marra, robert philip, roger radcliffe, rory gilmore, sabrina spellman, sam carpenter, sam simpson, scout hynes, shiloh kellerman, sidney prescott, summer field, taylor kelly, teodora morales, tiana rogers, tony thompson, topanga lawrence, tory nichols, veronica mars, vivian kensington, wes hicks, winnie foster, yzma mendoza, ziva david.

[castlebuilt]

↷ ˚ ☾ ･ 𝒄𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒍𝒆𝒃𝒖𝒊𝒍𝒕   is   a   dependent   multi   -   muse   blog   for   a   private   group.   dni   unless   affiliated,   you   will   be   blocked.   comprehensive   studies   in   ; bearing   the   burden   of   the   world   on   one's   shoulders,   memories   lost   &   memories   rediscovered,   nightmares   shrouded   in   eerie   familiarity,   the   destruction   of   innocence   &   the   seductive    calling   of   darkness. 

( carrd. )

thread   count   ;   #110 inbox   count   ;   #000  muse   count   ;   #100  roster   ;   located   beneath   read   more.    

an * indicates the muse is an original character. aiden   williams*, aisha andros,   alec   lowe*,   alex   dupre,   alexandra   “alex”   fielding,   amelia   larson*, andie anderson,   anita   radcliffe, athena grant-nash,   aubrey   ford*,   brandon   botwin*,   brooke   davis,   brooke   maddox,   camila   estrada*,   carly   shay,   cassandra   morales*,   chantelle   byers*, cheyenne montgomery,   chrissy   cunningham,   cici   cooper,   clover   ewing,   curtis   ellis*,   dallas   “dally”   winston, deandra reynolds,   declan   manning*,   elena   gilbert,   elena   navarro*,   emma   swan,   eric   messer,   ethan   richards*, evan “buck” buckley,   evelyn   howland*,   faith   paetz*,   felix   graves*,   fezco   “fez”   o'neill,   gabriella   montez,   garfield   logan,   ginny   crane*,   giselle   philip,   glinda   upland,   hanna   marin,   heidi   volturi,   iris   kinston*,   isabella   “bella”   swan,   jackie   burkhart,   jade   west, jae min*,   jake   jagielski,   jane   nichols,   jangmi   shin*,   jasper   clyne*,   jenna   rink,   jessica   “jess”   day,   jj   maybank,   john   bender,   katherine   “katie”   palmer*, kieran griffin*,   laurie   wilde*,   leah   torres*,   leia   organa,   lucas   sinclair,   lucy   field,   lydia   martin,   margot   “maggie”   newhouse*,   melanie   smooter,   mike   wheeler,   molly   bishop,   monica   geller,   nathan   scott,   noah   rivers*,   phoebe   davies*,   piper   halliwell,   prudence   barton*, regan saunders*,   riven   marwood,   ron   stoppable,   sally   “thorn”   mcknight,   samantha   “sam”   manson,   sandy   olsson,   sarah   cameron,   scott   hynes*,   scott   mccall,   shane   gray,   shelly   hall,   snow   white,   sofia   reyes, sophia maran,   sophie   kellerman*,   spencer   reid,   stella   solaria,   suzie   bingham,   tara   carpenter,   tatum   riley,   tina   simmons,   temperance   brennan,   thackery   binx,   tree   gelbman,   trent   farrow*,   wendy   darling,   ziggy   berman

[theybolted]

∿ 𝅄 ˚ #𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚𝒃𝒐𝒍𝒕𝒆𝒅.   a  dependent  mumu  for  a  private  group .  dni  if  you're  not  part  of  the  group . you will be blocked . offering eclectic studies in ; carrying  the  weight  of  the  world  on  one's  shoulders  ,  memories  lost  &  memories  found  ,  nightmares with  the  obscure  feeling  of  them  being  more  like  memories  plaguing  one's  mind  ,  the  corruption  of  innocence  &  the  tantalizing  allure  of  darkness  .

thread tracker . muse count ; #102. roster beneath read more * denotes an original character .

roster  ;  aiden williams* , alec lowe* , alex  dupre  ,  alexandra  "alex"  fielding  ,  amelia  larson*  ,  anita  radcliffe  ,  aubrey  ford*  ,  austin  ames  ,  barney  stinson ,   brandon  botwin*  ,  brooke  davis  ,  brooke  maddox  ,  camila  estrada*  ,  carly  shay  ,  cassandra  morales*  , chantelle byers* ,  chrissy  cunningham  ,  cici  cooper  ,  clover  ewing  ,  curtis  ellis*  ,  dallas  "dally"  winston  ,  declan  manning*  , elena gilbert ,  elena  navarro*  ,  emma  swan*  ,  eric  messer  , ethan richards* ,  evelyn  howland*  , faith paetz* ,  felix  graves*  ,  gabriella  montez  ,  garfield  logan  ,  ginny  crane*  ,  giselle  philip  ,  hanna  marin  , iris kinston* ,  jackie  burkhart  ,  jade  west  ,  jake  jagielski  ,  jane  nichols  ,  jangmi  shin*  , jasper cruz* ,  jenna  rink  ,  jess  day  ,  jj  maybank  ,  john  bender  , katherine "katie" palmer  , laurie  wilde*  ,  leah  torres*  ,  leia  organa  , london  tipton  ,  lucas  sinclair  ,  lucy  field  ,  lydia  martin  ,  margot  "maggie"  newhouse*  ,  melanie  smooter  ,  mike  wheeler  ,  molly  bishop*  ,  monica  geller  ,  nathan  scott  , noah rivers* ,  phoebe  davies*  ,  piper  halliwell  ,  prudence  "prue"  barton*  ,  riven  ,  ron  stoppable  ,  sally  "thorn"  mcknight  ,  sam  manson  ,  sandy  olsson  ,  sarah  cameron  ,  scott  hynes*  ,  scott  mccall  ,  shane  gray  ,  shelly  hall  ,  snow  white  ,  sophie  kellerman*  ,  spencer  reid  ,  stella  solaria  ,  suzie  bingham  ,  tara  carpenter  ,  tatum  riley  ,  tina  simmons  ,  temperance  brennan  ,  thackery  binx  , tree  gelbman  , trent farrow* ,  trish  jarvis  ,  wendy  darling &  ziggy  berman.

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics France roster

Archery

Baptiste Addis (Manduel)

Thomas Chirault (Corbie)

Jean-Charles Valladont (Besançon)

Caroline Lopez (Nancy)

Lisa Barbelin (Ley)

Amélie Cordeau (Ley)

Athletics

Harold Achi-Yao (Paris)

Dylan Vermont (Paris)

Yann Spillman (Paris)

Félix Bour (Bar-Le-Duc)

Aurélien Quinion (Paris)

Pablo Matéo (Évry)

Ryan Zeze (Louviers)

Gilles Biron (Schœlcher, Martinique)

Corentin Le Clezio (Cergy-Pontoise)

Benjamin Robert (Toulouse)

Gabriel Tual (Villeneuve-Sur-Lot)

Maël Gouyette (Saint-Brieuc)

Azeddine Habz (Paris)

Jimmy Gressier (Boulogne-Sur-Mer)

Hugo Hay (Bressuire)

Yann Schrub (Thionville)

Wilhem Belocian (Les Abymes, Guadalupe)

Raphaël Mohamed (Hagnoudrou)

Alexandre Zhoya (Coutansouze)

Clément Ducos (Bordeaux)

Wilfried Happio (Bourg-La-Reine)

Ludvy Vaillant (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Nicolas Daru (Grenoble)

Louis Gilavert (Corbeil-Essonnes)

Alex Miellet (Dijon)

Jeff Erius (Strasbourg)

Aymeric Priam (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Méba-Mickaël Zézé (Saint-Aubin-Lès-Elbeuf)

Téo Andant (Monte Carlo, Monaco)

Thomas Jordier (Noisy-Le-Sec)

Muhammad Kounta (Paris)

Loïc Prévot (Remire-Montjoly, French Guiana)

Fabrisio Saïdy (Paris)

David Sombé (Paris)

Nicolas Navarro (La Crau)

Sidi-Hassan Chahdi (Cluses)

Gabriel Bordier (Laval)

Thibault Collet (La Tronche)

Robin Emig (Gap)

Anthony Ammirati (Grasse)

Tom Campagne (Saint-Jean)

Anael-Thomas Gogois (Amiens)

Jean-Marc Pontvianne (Nîmes)

Yann Chausinand (Clermont-Ferrand)

Teura'itera'i Tupaia (Papeete, French Polynesia)

Tom Reux (Saint-Benoît-Des-Ondes)

Lolassonn Djouhan (Montargis)

Makenson Gletty (Nice)

Marie-Ange Rimlinger (Paris)

Diana Iscaye (Les Ambyes, Guadalupe)

Marjorie Veyssiere (Aurillac)

Meky Woldu (Paris)

Clémence Beretta (Remiremont)

Camille Moutard (Beaune)

Pauline Stey (Saverne)

Gémima Joseph (Kourou, French Guiana)

Hélène Parisot (Saint-Affrique)

Anaïs Bourgoin (Vendôme)

Rénelle Lamote (Coulommiers)

Léna Kandissounon (Aulnay-Sous-Bois)

Agathe Guillemot (Rennes)

Sarah Madeleine (Melun)

Alessia Zarbo (Antibes)

Laëticia Bapté (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Cyréna Samba-Mayela (Champigny-Sur-Marne)

Shana Grebo (Rennes)

Louise Maravel (Saint-Laurent-Sur-Sèvre)

Alice Finot (Montbéliard)

Flavie Renouard (Caen)

Chloé Galet (Fourmies)

Orlann Oliere (Sens)

Maroussia Paré (Bordeaux)

Sarah Richard-Mingas (Goussainville)

Amandine Brossier (Cholet)

Alexe Déau (La Trinité, Martinique)

Sounkamba Sylla (Laval)

Mélody Julien (Castres)

Méline Rollin (Villers-Semeuse)

Solène Gicquel (Rennes)

Nawal Meniker (Perpignal)

Marie-Julie Bonnin (Bordeaux)

Ninon Chapelle (Metz)

Margot Chevrier (Nice)

Hilary Kpatcha (Toulouse)

Ilionis Guillaume (Montpelier)

Mélina Robert-Michon (Voiron)

Rose Loga (Mainvilliers)

Alexandra Taverniers (Annecy)

Auriana Lazraq-Khlass (Metz)

Badminton

Toma Popov (Fos-Sur-Mer)

Christo Popov (Fos-Sur-Mer)

Lucas Corvée (Alençon)

Ronan Labar (Paris)

Xuefei Qi (Rostrenen)

Margot Lambert (Paris)

Anne Tran (Paris)

Thom Gicquel (Paris)

Delphine Delrue (Sarcelles)

Basketball

Frank Ntilikina (Strasbourg)

Nicolas Batum (Lisieux)

Andrew Albicy (Sèvres)

Guerschon Yabusele (Dreux)

Isaïa Cordinier (Vence)

Evan Fournier (Saint-Maurice)

Nando De Colo (Cholet)

Matthias Lessort (Le Morne-Vert)

Rudy Gobert-Bourgarel (Saint-Quentin)

Victor Wembanyama (La Chesnay)

Matthew Strazel (Bourg-La-Reine)

Bilal Coulibaly (Courbevoie)

Lucas Dussoulier (Libourne)

Jules Rambaut (Reims)

Franck Seguela (Dijon)

Timothé Vergiat (Roanne)

Marine Fauthoux (Pau)

Alexia Chartereau (Le Mans)

Sarah Michel (Ris-Orangis)

Valériane Vukosavljević (Bordeaux)

Iliana Rupert (Sèvres)

Janelle Salaün (Paris)

Dominique Malonga (Villeurbanne)

Gabby Williams (Sparks, Nevada)

Marième Badiane (Brest)

Marine Johannès (Lisieux)

Leïla Lacan (Rodez)

Romane Bernies (Agen)

Myriam Djekoundade (Castres)

Laëtitia Guapo (Clermont-Ferrand)

Hortense Limouzin (Saint-Amand-Les-Eaux)

Marie-Ève Paget (Annecy)

Boxing

Makan Traoré (Royan)

Billal Bennama (Blagnac)

Sof Oumiha (Toulouse)

Djamili-Dini Moindze (Grande-Synthe)

Wassila Lkhadiri (Ajaccio)

Amina Zidani (Le Havre)

Estelle Mossely (Paris)

Davina Michel (Fort-De-France, Martinique)

Breakdancing

Gaëtan Alin (Paris)

Dany Civil (Cayenne, French Guiana)

Carlota Dudek (Cadenet)

Sya Dembélé (Saint-Étienne)

Canoeing

Loïc Léonard (Arras)

Nicolas Gestin (Tréméven)

Titouan Castryck (Saint-Malo)

Boris Neveu (Lourdes)

Maxime Beaumont (Boulogne-Sur-Mer)

Adrien Bart (Orléans)

Eugénie Dorange (Vaires-Sur-Marne)

Axelle Renard (Besançon)

Marjorie Delassus (Pau)

Camille Prigent (Rennes)

Angèle Hug (Les-Ollières-Sur-Eyrieux)

Manon Hostens (Roubaix)

Vanina Paoletti (Nice)

Climbing

Sam Avezou (Igny)

Paul Jenft (Grenoble)

Bassa Mawem (Kourou, French Guiana)

Zélia Avezou (Igny)

Manon Lebon (Saint-Pierre)

Capucine Viglione (Marseille)

Oriane Bertone (Saint-Denis, Réunion)

Cycling

Julian Alaphilippe (Saint-Amand-Montrond)

Christophe Laporte (La Seyne-Sur-Mer)

Valentin Madouas (Brest)

Kévin Vauquelin (Bayeux)

Rayan Helal (Saint-Martin-d'Hères)

Sébastien Vigier (Palaiseau)

Florian Grengbo (Bourg-En-Bresse)

Melvin Landerneau (Le Lamentin, Martinique)

Thomas Boudat (Langon)

Thomas Denis (Bignan)

Valentin Tabellion (Boulogne-Billancourt)

Benjamin Thomas (Lavaur)

Oscar Nilsson-Julien (Aix-En-Provence)

Victor Koretzky (Béziers)

Jordan Sarrou (Saint-Étienne)

Anthony Jeanjean (Montpelier)

Sylvain André (Cavaillon)

Joris Daudet (Saintes)

Romain Mahieu (Lille)

Audrey Cordon-Ragot (Pontivy)

Juliette Labous (Roche-Lez-Beaupré)

Victoire Berteau (Lambres-Lez-Douai)

Mathilde Gros (Lens)

Taky Kouamé (Crétei)

Marion Borras (Pontcharra)

Clara Copponi (Aix-En-Provence)

Marie Le Net (Pontivy)

Valentine Fortin (Toulouse)

Pauline Ferrand-Prévot (Reims)

Loana Lecomte (Annecy)

Laury Perez (Béziers)

Axelle Étienne (Vaujours)

Diving

Gwendal Bisch (Strasbourg)

Jules Bouyer (Annecy)

Alex Jandard (Écully)

Loïs Szymczak (Paris)

Roger Hunt (Southampton, U.K.)

Naïs Gillet (Dieppe)

Jade Gillet (Dieppe)

Emily Hallifax (Nice)

Juliette Landi (Houston, Texas)

Equestrian

Gireg Le Coz (Paris)

Alexandre Ayache (Lantosque)

Corentin Pottier (Rueil-Malmaison)

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RYAT NAVARRO is looking for his SIBLINGS (0/5). For more details and how to contact the player, read below.

CHARACTER INFORMATION

Character Name: Ryat Navarro

Type of Connection: His Siblings (0/5) (2 sisters, 3 brothers)

Connection Name: Michaela "Mikey", Alexander "Alex", Abigail "Abby", Atlas "AJ", Levi Navarro. (All first names are negotiable! But for the purpose of this, I'll call them as such.)

Connection Age:

Michaela: 38-40 Alexander & Abigail: 31-34 (they're twins) Atlas: 29-30 Levi: 26-28

Suggested FCs: UTP!!

Michaela: Lyndsy Foncesa, Mila Kunis, Alexandra Park, Alison Williams, Crystal Reed, Genevieve Padalecki, Jaimie Alexander, Lauren Cohan, UTP

Alexander: Zane Holtz, Luke Mitchell, Jack Falahee, Brant Daugherty, Penn Badgley, Liam Hemsworth, Nico Tortorella, UTP

Abigail: Adelaide Kane, Maia Mitchell, Jamie Levy, Katie Stevens, Mae Whitman, Poppy Drayton, UTP

Atlas: Cody Christen, Barry Keoghan, Dacre Montgomery, Austin Bulter, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Tom Holland, Timothee Chalamet, UTP

Levi: Cody Christen, Barry Keoghan, Dacre Montgomery, Austin Bulter, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Tom Holland, Timothee Chalamet, UTP

CONNECTION DESCRIPTION:

TW: child neglect, substance abuse, OD. dysfunction.

The Navarros' are the Gallaghers from Shameless. The kids basically raised themselves.

They all were born and grew up in South Hills.

These kids learned survivors instincts from the get, and they raised hell for just as long. The oldest daughter was the head of the family, she is the one who took over most of the care. Ryat is the second oldest, and he also took a big part in raising these kids.

A lot of the background of the siblings is UTP. What they're doing. Rather or not they made it out of South Hills, or if theyve been to prison. If their lives are together, or if they still figuring shit out.

THE TWO THINGS THAT ARE SET IN STONE, HOWEVER: The second oldest daughter, Abigail, did get pregnant with she was a teenager. She currently had a teenage son who's around 14, and named Noah at this moment. How she does as a parent, etc etc is UTP. The other thing is that there are 7 NAVARRO SIBLINGS. There is also a 17 year old named Maddison, who at the very least, still lives at the Navarro family home.

BIRTH ORDER FOR THE NAVARROS SIBLINGS GOES AS SUCH:

Michaela (38-40)

Ryat (36)

Alexander (31-34)

Abigail (31-34)

Atlas (29-30)

Levi (26-28)

Maddison (17)

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Their parents are Richard and Kelly Navarro. Kelly would spend some time in prison and when she came out, she'd link back up with her no good husband, and the birth of the last Navarro child came nine months later.

Kelly would overdose when Maddi was 1, while Ryat held her.

Their father, Richard, nicknamed Dick, by most of the kids, is still in the picture. He like a cockroach that won't die, and he is often found bumming around the Navarro house.

This family is BIG dysfunctional. They didn't grow up with good parents, and usually had to fight their way through life. But the one thing they are is close. Ryat loves all his siblings, and growing up, they really only even had each other. This, of course, doesn't mean they don't go rounds with each other...

MISC:

PINTEREST

SISTER/BROTHER VIBES: (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x)

BROTHER/BROTHER VIBES: (x) (x) (x) (x) (x)

FAMILY VIBES: (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x)

If interested, please contact @ryatnavarro

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    #ElEscenarioDelMundo

🎭🎼 Teatro, Danza y Música: “AVENTURAS EN LOS ANDES MÁGICOS”🏔👺💁‍♂ 💃👪

📕 Adaptación de la novela: El Cholito en los Andes Mágicos de Oscar Colchado

🗯 Argumento: Un niño de la Cordillera de los Andes tiene un encuentro con el Ichic Ollcco (el hijo del diablo), por lo que debe atravesar innumerables peripecias para retornar a casa. En el camino se encuentra con personajes de la naturaleza y la mitología andinas, quienes le ayudan o le difícultan el camino de regreso. La puesta en escena utiliza tres niveles de narración en tres tiempos definidos, haciendo uso de elementos corales, teatrales y musicales que nos emocionará y podremos soñar, sumergiéndote en un mundo de maravillas y enseñanzas.

👥 Elenco: Camila Reinoso Pajuelo, Denis Castillejo Abal, Edwin Aparicio Gordillo, Facundo Romero Maguiña, Joaquín Vargas Bazán, Kevin Aparicio Gordillo, Karlo Vargas Bazán, Leticia Romero Maguiña, Luana Giraldo Carhuayanqui, Máximo Carrión Pusma, Rafaela Pacheco Núñez, Saraí Loa Calderón y Sebastián Navarro Ortíz

📢 Dirección: Anabelí Pajuelo Valdez y Joselyn Ortiz Huamán

📝 Asistencia en Dirección: Enmanuel Caffo

🔊 Asesoría Musical y Pedagógica: Alexandra Vilca Chipana.

🖼 Escenografía: Eugenie Tazé y Ariadna Reinoso

💡 Iluminación: Igor Moreno

🎵Música: Miguel Ángel Figueroa Malca

© Producción: Asociación Cultural Puckllay y La Huaraca Espacio Escénico Comunitario.

  ▶️ Vídeo Promocional: https://youtu.be/b60mH-8zI1I

📌 FUNCIONES:

📆 Domingo 28 y Lunes 29 de Julio / Sábado 03 y Domingo 04 de Agosto

🕔5:00pm.

🏛 Auditorio del Colegio San Agustín (av. Javier Prado Este 980, Urbanización El Palomar - San Isidro)

🎫 Entradas:

🎟 Adultos: S/.58

🎟️ Niños y Jubilados: S/.45

🖱 Reservas: https://teleticket.com.pe/evento/aventuras-en-los-andes-magicos-auditorio-del-colegio-san-agustin

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Espíritus de Venezuela (2021)

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Atractiva nómina para el 21k y el maratón de Medellín

Fuente: RunningColombia El Maratón Medellín 2023 de este 3 de septiembre será la carrera de las cifras récord, para la prueba que llega a su edición 29, ya que competirán 18.600 atletas, se tendrá la Expo Runners más grande y se contará con el lote de atletas élite más numeroso de su historia. En total serán más de 50 atletas profesionales en las distancias de los 42 y los 21 kilómetros. El grupo lo encabeza Jeison Suárez, del Equipo Élite Asics, campeón del año pasado en la distancia de maratón, en la que su compañero Franklin Téllez terminó segundo, y también estará en la línea de partida. Jeisson impuso el mejor tiempo de la carrera (2:15:53), desde que se llevó a cabo la distancia de los 42 km por primera vez, en 2012, en la prueba que nació en 1994 y que desde 1996 comenzó a disputarse como media maratón. Jeison Suárez es el actual campeón y recordista del Maratón Medellín (2:15:53) En total, para la XXIX edición de la carrera medellinense se inscribieron más de 18.600 atletas, de los cuales 3.500 serán para los 42 km, más de 8.000 para los 21 km, 5.000 para 10 km y 1.500 para 5 km. Y en cuanto a los atletas élite habrá un lote de más de 20 corredores y más de 30 para los 21 kilómetros, lo que garantiza un gran espectáculo en estas dos distancias, que partirán a las 5:30 de la mañana de este domingo 3 de septiembre. Nómina élite maratón varones: Número Atleta Representación 1 Jeison Suárez Colombia – Equipo Élite Asics 2 Emmanuel Oliaulo Kenia 3 Dickson Kimeli Cheruiyot Kenia 4 Paul Kipkemoi Kipkorir Kenia 5 Franklin Téllez Colombia – Equipo Élite Asics 6 Carlos Mario Patiño Colombia – Caldas 7 Víctor Hugo Ocampo Colombia – Antioquia 8 Sergio Rodríguez Colombia – Caldas 9 Edison Guanarán Colombia 10 Yesid Orjuela Colombia – Bogotá 20 Rito Antonio López Colombia – Antioquia 41 Jonathan Camilo Castillo Colombia Nómina élite maratón damas: Número Atleta Representación 11 Margarita Núñez Perú 12 Yuliana Navarro México 13 Sandra Marcela Rosas Colombia – Boyacá 14 Ana Milena Orjuela Colombia – Bogotá 15 Yolanda Fernández Colombia – Bogotá 16 Caroline Chepkirui Tuigong Kenia 17 Francy Jerop Kenia 18 Mildrey Johana Echavarría Colombia 19 Aideth Anaya Colombia – Antioquia Nómina élite media maratón varones: Número Atleta Representación 33 Joseph Kiprono Kiptum Kenia 34 Crhistian Vásconez Ecuador 35 José Luis Rojas Perú 36 Fabián Jimmy Gómez Ecuador 37 John Tello Colombia – Arroz Zulia 38 David Gómez Colombia – Porvenir 39 Cristian Moreno Colombia – Equipo Élite asics 40 Javier Peña Colombia – Fuerzas Armadas 42 Santiago Zerda Colombia – Bogotá 43 Oscar Quitián Colombia 44 Oscar Acosta Colombia 45 Rodrigo Jaramillo Colombia 46 Robinson Reinoso Colombia 48 Edinson Bernal Colombia – Fuerzas Armadas 49 Yeisson Parra Colombia 50 Miguel Amador Colombia – Bogotá 51 Juan Camilo González Colombia 52 Juan Camilo Morales Colombia 53 Robinson Ordóñez Colombia 54 Helber Zúñiga Colombia 55 Yony Erazo Colombia Nómina élite media maratón damas: Número Atleta Representación 23 Muriel Coneo Colombia – Porvenir 24 Diana Landi Ecuador 25 Carolina Tabares Colombia – Antioquia 26 Leidy Lozano Colombia – Marathon 27 Jhoselyn Camargo Bolivia 28 Rocío Marisol Cántara Perú 29 Alexandra Aldana Colombia – Boyacá 30 Daniela Montero Colombia 31 Sonia Catalina López Colombia 32 Sandra Milena Gutiérrez Colombia Read the full article

[epicwrites]

@kiplingwriter​

He couldn’t remember the last time he’d slept properly. Sleeping left him vulnerable, left him unaware of his surroundings, of who might be flitting in or out of the place.

What if they caught up? What if they found them again, dragged them back into that hell to pay for their sins ten times over?

What if Ali gave up on him? Decided to up and leave without a word? He wouldn’t blame her, not really; He didn’t deserve her, she had every right to hate him ... But the idea of her going out there again on her own, of choosing that over being here with him...

Despite the exhaustion that had been seeping into his bones, he couldn’t seem to let sleep take him. Instead he’d wandered out to the makeshift maintenance garage where they had begun collecting a random assortment of things - electronics that might be able to be put back to use, a couple cars they’d managed to haul to their little safe haven that Javi had been tinkering with, hoping to get back into proper working order...Maybe he could get something done there, at least make himself useful if he couldn’t sleep.

How he’d ended up sprawled on a couch slid into the back of the shop, he wasn’t too sure, but maybe it was a good thing, finally getting an hour or two of sleep. If he was lucky.

[chaosinfiniti]

@crueltimes​​ | Javi & Ali

The weather had blown in quickly. It seemed as if one moment the sky was clear and the next it had darkened, angry clouds billowing overhead. Much more concerning were the winds that started kicking up and the rains that soon followed, a deluge that created puddles that rapidly turned to rivulets running throughout their small development.

Javier sloshed through the puddles as he ran, head ducked away from the pelting rain and wind that tore at his clothes and hair. The rain and muck he kicked up was hardly a concern though - there was just one person at the forefront of his mind. As always, really.

“Ali!” He called her name even before he’d reached the makeshift medical center, one of the places he imagined he’d find her lingering even in the middle of this storm. She’d say she needed to make sure her patients were okay - though frankly, Javi wasn’t even sure there was anyone staying in the center currently...And if they were, he’d rather them be left on their own and Ali safe if he had a say in the matter.

He called her name once more as he pushed through the door, head swinging this way and that to search for her familiar face in the darkened rooms. “Ali - are you here? Tell me you’re here,” He called, his voice pitched with fear. “Please fucking be here...” he muttered, more so to himself as he moved down the nearest hall.

[javierxnavarro]

Who: closed ! @alexandranavarro​​ When: sometime shortly after they first encountered each other in fairvale Where: common grounds

Javier had never been that obsessed with coffee in the past. He appreciated a cup in the morning to help wake him up, he’d stop by a café now and again for a pick me up if the opportunity arose. But after the outbreak...he admittedly hadn’t expected to see a cup of it again. Without access to electricity or the proper means to brew a cup - let alone the grounds to do so - it had simply seemed like it would fall among the many things of the past they’d all once taken for granted. 

But in Fairvale, so much of that was within reach again. 

It seemed almost silly as he stood at the counter, looking at the menu with a skeptical expression on his face. It was hard to think about the fact that there were people out beyond the walls fighting for their lives and yet here he was in some sort of alternate reality considering buying a cup of coffee. The memories that plagued him of that world outside seemed so disconnected from this place - and what had once been before it. 

Maybe this was all some fever dream and he’d wake up back in that hellhole once more, kicking himself for ever letting him believe this could be reality.

Then again, Fairvale wasn’t perfect by any means, either - and proof of that stepped through the doors just as he was about to leave. Of course he was happy to see her, to know that she was alive, but...this Ali wasn’t his - he’d lost that honor too long ago. And the way she was looking at him...?

There was a moment of hesitation where he had no idea what he could possibly say to her, or what she might say to him - but he also wasn’t willing to let her walk away quite so quickly this time, either. So he spoke up with the first thing on his tongue. “I never would’ve thought I’d miss being able to have a cup of coffee.”

[thequeereview]

Outfest's 5th annual Trans & Non-binary summit sets a hopeful & determined tone for the future "we can create power together"

Outfest’s 5th annual Trans & Non-binary summit sets a hopeful & determined tone for the future “we can create power together”

On the last full day of programming at Outfest LA 2021 on Saturday August 21st, the world’s largest LGBTQ+ film festival centered trans, non-binary, intersex, and gender-nonconforming storytellers with its fifth annual Trans and Non-Binary Summit with a rich and exciting lineup of events at the Directors Guild of America. The event opened with Kieran Medina, who curated the day for Outfest,…