It's been a long time since I first fell in love with pre-Searing Ascalon in Guild Wars: Prophecies. But I'm still nostalgic enough that I periodically visit Ebonhawke just to go home to human Ascalon, and I loved this view of it :)
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Speaking of non-canonical headcanons and also GW2, here are some (technically) one-sentence non-canonical headcanon backstories for my human PCs:
Lady Althea Fairchild is a proud Ascalonian aristocrat born in Ebonhawke, then brought to Divinity's Reach and raised there for her and her older sister's safety—but Althea chose to give up her safe and frivolous existence after her sister found purpose among the Seraph only to be lost in battle.
Warmaster Xiulan Azar is a descendant of Canthan and Orrian immigrants who have scraped by in the Salma District for many years; she rarely speaks of her Orrian family history and few know about it, but it has impacted her sense of identity and legacy as powerfully as her Canthan side, and fuels the ferocity of her opposition to Zhaitan.
Agent Kate Sandford is no less Ascalonian in heritage or identity than Althea, but grew up in abject poverty and ended up in a bandit gang before becoming disaffected and joining the Separatists as a thief, scout, and sometime cook, returning home in frustration a few years later in search of a more effective way to help her people.
Lightbringer Gwen is, like Kate, a former bandit with a strong sense of her Ascalonian origins, though her hard-edged good sense prevented her from getting carried away to the same extent, all the more after the disappearance of her estranged Seraph sister led her to extricate herself and turn hero—but she remains tough and resolute, determined to do whatever has to be done.
Magister Isabel Batista is the orphaned daughter of Ebon Vanguard soldiers and was more or less taken in by her friend Petra's family, and happy to use her flair for necromancy to protect their tavern and homes while dreaming of acceptance into the Queensdale Academy—a dream she achieved, and then surpassed by joining the Durmand Priory's fight against her natural enemy, Zhaitan.
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Amy is horrified to run into Aaron (Picture: ITV)Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvaney) has been struggling to cope following her horrifying rape ordeal at the hands of Aaron Sandford (James Craven) in Coronation Street. After revealing what had happened to her parents, Tracy and Steve (Kate Ford and Simon Gregson), Amy was encouraged to g to…Coronation Street spoilers: Terrified Amy flees after horrible new…
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The 2021 list
Everything in quotes ���” have no artist details or no info could be found when going through the emails. these are probably part of an archive .zip / .rar
If you identify these titles as yours, let me know.
If there are typos ( more than likely) again, let me know.
[ some names seem to have been removed by the far too efficient text file alphabetical sorting thingy. ]
"2021 07 28"
"2021 May 19"
"abandoned4"
"brief theme for ending things"
"buddhaone"
"build 3"
"delprado hotel"
"dissolved metal salts that coat your lips with a bitter film"
"Dorv 2"
"dying"
"Encounter TK1"
"enddub.blk"
"Evangelica Church Group Birmingham"
"experiments 5"
"first breath comma second breath"
"Foghorns Rough"
"Frequency Scanning"
"Gurenda"
"hello 2&3"
"indulgent overtones"
"intro"
"jen edit"
"lonely waits"
"lotafun 21"
"nextex it"
"no, I think someone is recording us"
"omniglot"
"premix rough"
"prince earl"
"Ratchets 7"
"render navina"
"see the sun"
"skipping new"
"soundscape"
"soundtrack"
"TDO5"
"Theme from Public Transport"
"TMC-06"
"track 01"
"turbu"
"unmastered"
"wavestation"
"zoom016"
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8 Track Dogma
A Farewell to Hexes
Accursed Volts
Ada Stockwell & Lippy Kid
Adi Carter
Adjectivals
Afrotull
Aldo Rox
AM Web
Amongst the Pigeons
Andrea Careddu
Andrew Ramsey
Andy Blip
Andy McDade
Another Dead Weirdo
Antoni Maiovvi
AOTCI
Apalusa
Apta
Arvik Torrensen
Assassin of Sound
Audio Obscura
Aula Deft University of Technology
Autoflag
Autumna
Ave Grave
Awful Collider
baze.djunkiii
Bazrah
Ben Tye
Bernard Grancher
Betamax Warriors
Bipolar Explorer
Bit Cloudy
Blaiddwyn
Bless This Machine
Blood Everywhere
BMH
Boodlam
British Detail
Calico Jack
Capricornio
Cevan
Charlie & Lol1
Chelidon Frame
CLAIR
Claro Correcto
Co-Pilot
Course Correct
Cowboy Flying Saucer
Cuts
D. McCann
D. Taylor
Daft
Danny Carnage
Darren Hannant
Datassette
David McNicol
Desert Petunia
dESUS
DFF Sound System
Ditchburn Band
Distant Animals
Dog in the Snow
[dOOM] dESUS
Drew Five
Dundass
Dusty Ohms
Earthborn Visions
Earthshine
Eat the Sun
Ed Spess
Eduards Ozoliņš
Egone
El Ghou
Electric Talk
Electroaurora
Elizabeth Joan Kelly
Elli Shnoo
Em Downing
Eoin MacIonmhain
Espetacara
EV
Everon Goen
Exit Chamber
Famished for Blonds
Fantasy Sequence
Finlay Shakespeare
Flexagon
Forces of Good
Four Italian Pep Pills
Fragile X
From the Benthic Zone
Garden of Surreal Dreams
Gasmantell
Gemma Cullingford
Georgia
Gone Caving
Grant Basma Horsnell
Grant Forrester
Gusset
Half
Hazard Radio
Heavy Cloud
Hengist Pod
Hi-Tech Criminal
Hirsig
Hole in the Machine
Holmes & Atten Ash
Holychao
Hornbeam
Human Concept
Hymettus Woods
Idiogram
JD Twitch
Jack Blake
Jackaman
James Graham
James Oldrini
James Sandford
Jamie Cameron
Jane Pitt
Juxtagon
Jeff Styroid
Jim Jarmo
Joe Ahmed
Joe Muggs
Joel Shea
John Rushton
Jonathan Higgins
Junklight
Junkyard of Silenced Poets
K.
Karl D'Silva
Kate Arnold
Kim Moore
Kinver Pond
Kitty Turner
KKP 1489
Komputer
L/F/D/M
Lament_Config
Lathave Park
Lefthave Plank
Leiyun
Leptonandon
Levi Fuller
Liam Kendal
Limited Ability
Lomond Campbell
Louzy
Luke Hansbury
Mabel Gwen vs Rusty Sheriff
Malady of Knots
Mark Healy
Mark Wilkins
Masios
Matt Nix
Matthew McCourt
Matthew Thomason
Meadow Pixie
Mechanical Lobster
Megalophobe
Melony Klein
Miriam Ingram
Meridian
Michael Begg
Michael Denny
Mike Smalle
Mike Tupling
Milk and Cheese
Millz Davis
Mitsubishi Cunliffe
Mode 7 Project
Modulator ESP
Moray Newlands
Mr Kong 95
Mr Kristoffa
Museleon
Mute Frequencies
Myrrhman
Nad Spiro
Nat Lyon
Naylee
Negative Response
Neve
Nicolas Corniglion
Nonalogue
Old Man
Oliver Lacon
OOO EEE OOO
Openchannel
Outside Other
Owen Sound
P6
Palmer Eldritch
Panamint Manse
Passenger Pieon
P. G. Warren
pHactory
Portobello Drone Choir
Posthuman
Pracownik
Prequel Tapes
Prince Video
Production Unit
Pye Corner Audio
Rave Sir Robin
Re:Search
Remote-Control_Rectum
Repeared Viewing
Richard Sandling
RJ Ellmer
Robert Griffiths
Roberta Fidora
Robyn Gibson
Rockets in the Trees
Roland Oakes
Ruaridh Law
Sadie Maskery
Saguenay
Salford Electronics
Salvatore Mercatante
Samantha Fox
Sansuro 77
Scanner
Scott Smigiel
Scumbag Radio
Seapup
Secret Nuclear
Security
Semispecific Ensemble
Schestokken
Shiranai Hito
Sheer Zed
Signal
Signal Jammer
Silas Andersen
Simon Fisher Turner
Simon Heartfield meets Megaheadphoneboy
Sizike
Skeleton Worm
Slateford Mods featuring MC Dead Kennarty
Slow Down Missy
Snooks
Solo1
Soundhead
Spacelab
Spiral Dial
St James Infirmary
Stephen Boyle
Steve Emerson
Stock Photography
Strangest Pet on Earth
Stuart Cook
Subversive Recluse
Swardh
Tambay
Teishi-1
Time Destroys All Things
The Bookshop
The Cairnsmore Conspiracy
The Domestiques
The Family Germ
The Last Ambient Hero
The Leaf Library
The Nameless Book
Thee Adversary
Thelonius Martin
Todd Snow
Tom gunn Nash
Toxic octopus
UBO
Unseen Hands
Veryan
Vitruvian Skies
Von Heuser
Walthamstow Home Keyboard Laboratory
Warrior Bob
Waves of Nightinglaes
William Wild
Wizards Tell Lies
Writers Bloc
Xelis De Toro
Yol
Yvette Haynes
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Cib, tu conhece alguma face claim feminina que tenha entre 30-45 anos, cabelo curtinho escuro e que exala empoderamento, do tipo que se impõe e coisas do tipo...? Se tu puder me dar algumas sugestões com nacionalidades variadas eu ia adorar.
Olá! Hmmm, eu vou ver se consigo encontrar alguma fc assim! É complicado basear a personalidade apenas pela aparência, mas vou dar algumas opções com essas características físicas!
Adelaide Kane (um pouquinho mais nova, mas com quase 30, esteve uma época com o cabelo curtinho divino)
Alia Shawkat
Anne Hathaway (teve cabelo curto por um bom tempo)
Camila Pitanga
Carey Mulligan (ela é loira, mas tem alguns tempos que ela tem cabelo escuro)
Charlotte Riley
Clotilde Hesme
Felicity Jones
Frankie Sandford
Gemma Arterton
Jacqueline Toboni (um pouquinho mais nova, mas acho que funciona)
Jaimie Alexander
Kate Beckinsale (em Anjos da Noite hihihihi)
Kerry Washington
Lauren Cohan
Nathalie Emmanuel
(cib)
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Kate Kirwin is a passionate advocate for women in STEM and the innovation ecosystem. Founder of She Codes, she has led the steep growth of the project since 2015. Thanks to her work, more than 6000 women have learnt to code. She has hustled to source more than a million dollars from government and industry to support women in STEM. With a regional upbringing, she strongly believes in empowering women from the world’s remotest regions, from as far north as Port Hedland and Karratha, and east as far as Brisbane. Kate has also contributed to the growth of Spacecubed, and since 2014 has played a pivotal role in building community and coordinating other programs including Plus Eight, and Startup Weekend. Kate was recently awarded a Business News 40 under 40 award, the West Australian Rising Star award and was a runner up for the 2019 and 2020 Seven News Young Achiever Awards.
In our conversation, we talk about Kate's journey to STEMM, She Codes, and building community in tech.
Watch this episode on YouTube. Listen to it on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Castbox, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, or RSS.
Show Notes
[00:00:57] Kate's motivations and career path.
[00:01:38] The push to study law.
[00:02:06] Taking a gap year to work.
[00:02:25] Choosing not to pursue university. You're a part of something at work.
[00:03:03] The move to event management.
[00:03:33] Landing at Spacecubed and getting a taste for tech and STEM.
[00:04:56] Feeding Kate's curiosity for this aspect of creativity.
[00:06:00] Kate's motivations for founding the She Codes community.
[00:06:19] Kate's early experiences with the dev community.
[00:08:23] External interest in women-centred dev community events.
[00:10:12] About She Codes initiatives and programs.
[00:12:07] Bridging the gaps between education, community, and industry.
[00:13:53] The importance of providing other avenues outside of traditional work and education structures.
[00:15:26] The broad demographic getting involved in tech through She Codes.
[00:18:45] The misconceptions about who is welcome and capable in this space.
[00:19:53] The stereotypes of devs in the public.
[00:21:23] There's been progress in media and entertainment portrayals, but not enough.
[00:25:36] Coding is not hard. YMMV.
[00:26:51] Quote: If you can express yourself, you can code.
[00:27:00] Words of wisdom from Hayley Stewart and Michelle Sandford.
[00:29:37] She Codes 6-month industry prep programs.
[00:35:00] The importance of networking in a non-mercenary way.
[00:38:40] Managing the program and community over COVID.
[00:44:45] Cultivating workplace connections while working remotely.
[00:50:20] Bonus Question 1: What hobby or interest do you have that is most unrelated to your field of work?
[00:53:53] Bonus Question 2: Which childhood book holds the strongest memories for you?
[00:57:56] Bonus Question 3: What advice you would give someone who wants to do what you do? Or what advice should they ignore?
[01:00:17] Feedback is a data-point.
[01:07:17] Find out more about Kate and She Codes.
Learn More About Kate
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-kirwin/
Website: https://shecodes.com.au/
Twitter: @shecodesaus
Instagram: @shecodesaus
Facebook: @shecodesaustralia
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My character not acting the way the script for the game plays out is definitely something I struggle with in the game. I’m fine with it for some characters, but I have some where I don’t even read the dialog because it’s so different than how I think my character would act.
Yup, same—obviously, but the character in my head can be really different from what we're kind of forced to be in the script. Sometimes the script is fine for certain characters, for sure. And I appreciate that GW2 railroads less than GW1. But it can still be very railroad-y at points, and hard to reconcile what's happening with even other onscreen behavior/personality traits/background (for me, the human PC seems so much more hardcore in the street rat background than most of the other personal story arcs that it can be really jarring).
And that's not even getting to the limitations when it comes to imagining backstories beyond what the game provides. I've got a human thief and a charr revenant who in my headcanon are both complicit in war crimes (the thief was a Separatist). But they realized, with increasing horror, that their respective organizations were committing atrocities, and both left to regain their senses of honor by joining the fight against the dragons. Neither of these characters can be reconciled with the personal story script, and I just sort of ignore it for them.
I'm really feeling it now, because there are vanishingly few personality/background-specific options in the Order arcs, even the ones restricted to certain starting species. Like, there's a point where Tybalt sort of sympathizes with murderous centaurs over hating humans, and there's no human-specific response, when you really think there would be. I'm sitting there thinking—centaurs sold my character's sister into slavery in a 100% canon plot, and I have nothing to say to this?! So yeah, I definitely feel you.
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Addendum: the only member of the street origin human character’s old gang who is not either insufferably obnoxious or very stupid is Riot Alice, who is an anti-government conspiracy theorist/revolutionary. Quinn is just kind of silly but Alice is like “I don’t think our leader actually cares about the class struggle :( maybe I will leave the gang”
(And she has a tragic backstory! <3)
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Coco Flip Celebrates 10 Years In The Biz With A New Showroom!
Coco Flip Celebrates 10 Years In The Biz With A New Showroom!
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Sasha Gattermayr
Coco Flip’s sun-drenched new showroom in Northcote is filled with Puku ottomans and the Sequence table collections. Photo – Kristoffer Paulsen.
Coco Flip’s new showroom in Northcote. Photo – Kristoffer Paulsen.
Haslett Grounds and Kate Stokes, the husband and wife team behind Coco Flip. Photo – Kristoffer Paulsen.
Photo – Kristoffer Paulsen.
Coco Flip’s showroom in Northcote. Photo – Kristoffer Paulsen.
Local manufacturing of the Coco Flip pendant – the lamp that started it all! Photo – Fran Parker.
Turned timber components for the Coco Flip pendant. Photo – Fran Parker.Photo – Fran Parker.
Making the Puku ottoman. Photo – Fran Parker.
Photo – Fran Parker.
Locally made lampshades for Coco Flip’s stunning ‘Mayu’ lighting range. Photo – Fran Parker.
Photo – Fran Parker.
Lampshades for Coco Flip’s ‘Mayu’ lighting range. Photo – Fran Parker.
When an emerging creative bursts onto the scene with a WOW factor product that the market just can’t seem to get enough of… sometimes a hint of worry about what they’ll do next can creep into the publicity. Will the following project ever be as good as that first winning design?
For Kate Stokes of Coco Flip, there was no need to worry. Since the incredible success of her award-winning Coco Pendant light ten years ago (a design that launched her into the commercial design scene both locally and internationally), the only way for Kate to go was up. Coco Flip is now a fully fledged design company offering a range of tables, benches and ottomans alongside its extensive lighting collections. And Kate just goes from strength to strength after each product launch and collaboration!
Unwavering success aside, Kate has held strong to local manufacturing and independent ownership as firm pillars of her business. Alongside her growing family, she has nurtured Coco Flip to the forefront of Australian design. We’ve keenly watched the steady rise of her career (and we’ve also featured not one but TWO of her homes over the years!).
We recently caught up with Kate to chat about her decade in the Australian design biz, and sneak a peek inside Coco Flip’s stunning new Northcote headquarters. You’re welcome!
Hey Kate! Congratulations are in order, 10 years is such a big milestone for Coco Flip! How different is the business now to when it began ten years ago?
Thank you! It really does feel like a huge milestone – over a quarter of my life! We’ve grown really organically over the years so it’s nice to stop and reflect on how far we’ve come. Things certainly look quite different to what they did ten years ago, but our ethos and intent are still same. We’re still proud to be a small family-run business working with talented local manufacturers to create lasting products.
When I started Coco Flip at 27 I had very little idea what it would become or where I would take it. I vividly remember my first visit to our timber turner Charlie Sandford in Preston – I rode my bike and had some rolled up drawings of our Coco Pendant to talk through. Charlie was so encouraging and helpful despite my naivety. Launching our first product felt like a daunting task, as there were so many unknowns – it was a steep learning curve. We now have a much firmer grasp on the industry, the local manufacturing scene and business in general, so the ship runs quite smoothly these days.
We’re still a tiny team of three at Coco Flip HQ and we’re proud to work with an incredible selection of quality retail partners in Australia and beyond. We also now have our own little showroom to display our full collection, which really helps to tell our story.
Tell us a bit about the new showroom you’ve opened in Northcote.
After a long stint based in a shared warehouse in Collingwood, we were given a bit of a nudge late last year as the lease was ending. We’d often dreamed of setting up more of a showroom to display our collections, a space we could welcome people to share our story and hold events.
Serendipitously, our friends at Plyroom were looking to share their beautiful space with a likeminded business, so we jumped at the opportunity. Our brand values align and our products sit together really naturally. The showroom is a sun-filled warehouse on Heidelberg Road in Northcote. The ground level is our warehouse where we package and store products and upstairs is the showroom and office space.
Do you have anything planned this year to celebrate the 10 year anniversary?
We had planned to have a big ten year anniversary celebration in our showroom but alas, 2020 had other ideas.
This year we’ve worked with Jac& on a re-brand to freshen everything up and reassess where we’re headed. That has been a huge joy and has felt like a little gift to ourselves for making it this far.
We have a few projects in the works and other exciting things planned. We’ll be launching some new products such as a pendant light for Australian brand NAU, an anniversary limited edition Coco Pendant to celebrate 10 years, and some more secret projects.
You’re one of our judges in Lighting Design category of this year’s Design Awards. From what you’ve seen of the entries, how has lighting design in Australia changed in the decade since you entered the profession?
It’s such an honour to be one of judges and the quality of the short-listed entries is mind-blowing! It feels like Australia has come an incredibly long way in our lighting game over the ten years I’ve been involved.
Lighting has the unique role of being sculptural and functional – it can really make or break a project, so it’s so important to consider every detail and not only the way it looks off and on, but also the way it makes a space feel and how it performs it’s task.
We are lucky to have an amazingly nurturing and connected design community in Australia and the bar keeps getting lifted in terms of design detail and sophistication. There’s a healthy level of camaraderie, and our local Architects and Interior Designers are really supportive of Australian design, which is so important.
Coco Flip
161A Heidelberg rd
Northcote
Due to the health crisis, the Coco Flip showroom is currently open by appointment, Monday to Friday. Appointments can be booked through the contact page on their website. They can also arrange virtual appointments over Zoom!
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Darren: hhheelllp mmmmeee
Kate: *Gets out the hairdryer* You’re lucky I still have this old thing.
Darren: Aaa hhhhaairdddddryerr? th th that’s your cccure fffooorr fr.fr.frostbbbite?
Kate: Well it worked didn’t it? And who’s the doctor in the house anyway? Now go have some soup, and get in bed
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My April & May Reads
Mischling, Affinity Konar - Is that not one of the coolest ever author names? Affinity Konar! This was a book club pick, and one of the best things about book club is being forced to read something I’d otherwise avoid. For example: I wouldn’t have chosen to read a novel about twins being experimented on in the Holocaust, but I’m glad I did. I learned a lot, I was deeply disturbed, and the writing is really, really lovely. Plot-wise, it somewhat lost my interest by the end, but everyone in book club thought it was great.
Bridget Jones’s Diary, Helen Fielding - An embarrassing admission: this was my first time reading Bridget Jones! I loved it and I laughed a lot. The weight stuff is insane but this was written in the ‘90s, ya know? Ignore that nonsense and you have a practically perfect romantic comedy.
The Debut, Anita Brookner - The first line of this A+ little book: “Dr. Weiss, at forty, knew that her life had been ruined by literature.” Need I say more? It is ridiculous that I hadn’t heard of Anita Brookner until now (thanks, Kate) because her subject matter is everything I love: sad girls/women, bookish girls/women, sad/bookish girls/women strolling solo along city streets, observing strangers’ happiness. Ugh, I’m obsessed with her. Start with The Debut; it’s depressing and hilarious all at once.
Americanah, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - I thought this was going to be Serious and Important, but it’s actually a page-turner romance story with a lot of commentary on racism in America. A++++ (except for the last page, which I hated! But the rest of it is completely wonderful.)
Golden Prey, John Sandford - Y’all know I love me some John Sandford, particularly his Prey series. This is the 27th Prey book and I think it’s one of the best. How does he do it?! This time around, the focus is on cyber security and how everything can be or is already being tracked. Technology is cool, technology is terrifying, etc.
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Westport Writers' Rendezvous: May update
Westport Writers’ Rendezvous: May update
Jane Green presenting the award to Alison McBain for the anthology When to Now. PC Keeler was one of the contributors.
Ten of us gathered for the Westport Writers’ Rendezvous on Wednesday, and applause was in the air, because that evening we celebrated the Ct Press Club Awards with a smashing party at the Delamar Hotel in Southport, CT. Novelist Jane Green, presented the awards, and kept the…
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THE DA-DARK INSIDE NOT OUTSIDE AND ONLINE (or something)
in true last minute fashion, the postponed Da-Dark Outside meant for last weekend (28th March) is now going ahead online via furtherin.live on Saturday 4th April from 12 noon UK time and finishing whenever it runs out of things to play that have been sent in.
Here is the list of everyone who sent in something ( not including the ones I don’t have artist names for yet ) If your name is missing, let me know I might have missed that in the folders.
In alphabetical order ( not order of play )
There will not be a tracklist, no listen again function, no archive. It’s playing once only.
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A Farewell to Hexes
Accursed Volts
Adrian Carter
Aet
Airspace
aLTERkRANKERmANN
Andrew Lagowski
Apta
Art_no
Assassin of Sound
Atomluft
Audio Obscura
Ave Grave
Avebury Sounds
Bastard Flower
Beatman
Bev Craddock
Bipolar Explorer
Bit Cloudy
Bleep Eater
Blood Everywhere
Bloody Mountain
BMH
Bobby Horseshoe
Boodlam
Boy Called Crow
Braintape
Bridget Hayden and Conny Prantera
Cahn Ingold Prelog
Cath Holland
Catrin Perry
Choke
Chris Carter
Cliver
Clutchdaisy
Coffin Warehouse
Colony Recording Club
Concretism
Corporal Tofulung
Correlations
Cosey Fanni Tutti
Cowboy Flying Saucer
Cowp
Cromlech Shadow
CTE
Curxes
DAAM
Daniel Crompton
Danny McCann
Dave Salsbury / Dr Jolly
Dea Karina
Dead Sea Apes
Deathwatch Headband
Debord
DFF Sound System
Douglas Deep
Edith A Graves
Eduards Ozoliņš
Elf and Stacy
Elizabeth Joan Kelly
Eric Schaming
Famished for Blonds
Fantasy Sequence
Four Italian Pep Pills
Four Minute Warning
Flexagon
Forever
Friday Night Weird Dreams
Fushimi Inari 5
Futile Axe
Garden of Surreal Dreams
Gareth Blazey
Gary Finnegan
Gavin Inglis
Giants of Discovery
Gingerbread Master
Ginnel
Grey Frequency
Gusset
Hairs Abyss
Half
Headstart
Heidi Holstad
Hermann Holsgr
Hinder Corp
Hotgem
HPL
HyMettus Woods
I Start Counting
Ian Heustice
Ian Taylor
Ihcilon
IK Joyce
In the Long Summer
Interstitia
Ivy Nostrum
Jack Jackdaw
Jah Wobble Vs Megaheadphoneboy
James Sandford
James Weaver
James Yuill
Jane Pitt
Janet Philo
Jarvis Probes
JD Twitch
Jean-Paul Bondy
Jeremy Tuck
Jim Jarmo
Jim King
Jimmy Kipple Sound
John Chambers
John Kerridge
John Scanlan
John316
Jonathan Willoughby
Juju
Junklight
Juxtagon
Kat Five
Kate Arnold
Kenny Inglis
Kevin Maynard
KR Hide
L'Incal Noir
Lament Configuration
Lark
Lee Rosevere
Leiyun
Lepton
Lespectre
Liberty X
Lippy Kid & Metis
Luisa Stucchi
Luke Jordan
Luki Defacto
M*A*R*Y
M-Orchestra
Macerator
Manfred Hamil
Mark Goodwin
Matthew McCourt
Max Worgan
Megalophobe
Melony Klien
Metrix
Michael Barnes-Wynters
Mike Smalle
Mike Tupling
Moray Newlands
Mothership
Museleon
My Pleasure
Nad Spiro
Nalepa & Tony Bevilacqua
Nat Lyon
Nathan David Smith
Naturist Space Jazz Society
Neil Garvey
New Gold Dream
Nigel Ayers
Night Monitor
Nitemirror / Strident Weasel
Nonalogue
Nunn O)))
o_S_k_m
Ogham
Oma
Outside Other
Owen Sound
Palm Tree Tetsuya
Panamint Manse
Particledots
Paul Hood
Payton Black
Pete Warren
Pinochio
Possible Area
Presidiomodelo
Pulselovers
Quadraphonic Stylus Ensemble
Qualchan
Quarriers
R Tenevall
Raen Arthur
Random Dander
Rangga Purnama Aji
readyStateFail
Redwood Drift
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Five conferences Kate Stewart left with more than notes from (and one without notes at all)
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by MaxKowarth
Being a chronicle of the burgeoning relationships between Kate Lethbridge-Stewart, Anne Reynolds and Osgood (and not a history of UNIT curated by Physics conferences, honest)
Words: 1598, Chapters: 1/6, Language: English
Series: Part 1 of Sisters Of the Unexplained
Fandoms: Doctor Who (2005), Doctor Who & Related Fandoms, UNIT: the New Series (Big Finish Audio), P.R.O.B.E. (BBV Series), The Omega Factor (TV)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Major Character Death
Categories: F/F, F/M
Characters: Kate Lethbridge-Stewart, Liz Shaw (Doctor Who), Patricia Haggard, Anne Reynolds, Petronella Osgood, Beth Willis (OC), Jonathan James (background), Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart
Relationships: Kate Lethbridge-Stewart/Petronella Osgood, Kate Lethbridge-Stewart/Anne Reynolds, Patricia Haggard/Liz Shaw, Kate Lethbridge-Stewart/ Jonathan James (background), Kate Lethbridge-Stewart/Tim Sandford (OC), Petronella Osgood/Anne Reynolds (hinted)
Additional Tags: Eventual Romance, Slow Build, Women Being Awesome, Bisexual Female Character, Sisters Of The Unexplained, petty bureaucracy, Implied Sexual Content, Implied/Referenced Character Death, Hero Worship, Useless Lesbians, Lesbian Character
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