#rosalyn beck

[ask-idv-shepherd]

You're gonna make Rosalyn- WHAT????

Hey, huh, Alu.... About that--- 😅

"Mine, my possession, my obedient little wife who serves my beck and call."

"Did I fucking hesitate?"

"Spit it out, don't be coy at a time like this, arrogant mortal."

[jaceeverett]

"Kind of makes you wonder what bees think of people bringing up their knees all the time, too," if bees were capable of having thoughts about their knees and other people talking about them… which Jason did kind of doubt, but that was probably besides the point. They were bees. "At least mine still work, for the most part," he laughed, flexing his good leg. The bad one, it had its days. Jason let out a low laugh, even though Beck was right: sometimes it was just good to apologize, whether or not you thought someone was upset with you, if you did something, say something. "Oh, I've got money saved," he admitted, lifting his hand to scratch at his beard, "or not really saved so much as just… there, but I figure if nothing else, it's for Rosalyn someday. Or to help Cordelia send her to college or get an apartment or whatever she needs." A beat, then a teasing smile. "Or to go to Tokyo. Me, not her, babies wouldn't enjoy Tokyo."

"The funny thing is, they make movies and TV shows and write books all the time about the world being full of people who are all the same, and it always, always ends badly. And yet we still can't accept and celebrate our diferences. Bizarre, isn't it?" People were stubborn. Or maybe just dumb, to be honest. "Uh, I have no idea," he laughed, shaking his head. "But we could just pretend that it's once a week and see how long it takes for them to catch on." After all, maybe their sisters wouldn't have a clue about when the day was, either. Problem solved. "I've actually never had a child in my yard, except for Rosalyn. Unless you count baby animals."

He laughed, having to give Jace a bit of a hard time. What were friends for if they couldn't give each other shit? "Yeah, when the bee's knees were actually solid." Someday when he inevitably got old, someone would do it to him. He was sure of it. Chuckling proudly, he gave him a playful nudge, "yeah, of course you would've." It was the teenage boy way, after all, unless you were Beck Hartman and spent your teenage years only looking at one. "Hey, it never hurts to give a little extra apology every now and then," he joked. Statistically speaking, he probably did something. "I'm a tempter, it's what I do. You've got until I save up enough to do it, get ready," he said with a wink and a grin.

"Agreed, could you imagine if we were all the same? How lame would that be? I mean, I have a healthy love of myself, but billions of me? The world would burn," he said, laughing at the thought. He needed different, especially people who would go 'is that the best idea?' However, it only sometimes helped. "Damn right, when is that anyway?" The girls were actually way more likely to know when that was, so they may have been out of luck on planting ideas. "Oh, yeah, your garden, of course! Do you hate when kids get in your yard too?"

[shuuenka]

WESTERN CONTINENT MAP [Trash of the Count’s Family]

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So. This is my take on Western Continent map. I based it a bit on what PAN drew for webtoon (chp. 35). Took some inspiration from map posted on TCF wiki by Yatoen. And obviously took all the information about the geography from the novel and wiki.

notes:

this is obviously an assumption about Western Continent as there’s no official map, so take it with grain of salt. Especially Kingdom’s borders as I was just kinda making stuff up; also I’m not cartographer, this is just a for-fun project

in novel only Roan and Paerun have their capitals named, so only those are on the map;

aside form Hais Islands there are no other mentioned islands, but I put a few just for flavor; 

there are no rivers mentioned in novel, but I put some for flavor;

i didn’t put on some locations such as territories, because it would be unreadable; but I do have a plan to make more detailed map of Roan

technically The Jungle has sections, but since only three were mentioned in novel and we have no idea how the jungle is devided and how bug sections are, I decided to not put it on.

(i also noticed that western continent sounds so grim with all despairs and death regions, like if I was a traveller if I only had those landmarks named idk if I would travel there lmao) 

i also have plan to make ancient powers locations map and indomiatable alliance war -battle map tho, it sounds like fun

[janes-eyebrows]

My Fav Tracks from the Twilight Soundtracks

Twilight (2008)

Supermassive Black Hole - Muse

Flightless Bird - Iron & Wine

Clair de Lune - The APM Orchestra

Bella’s Lullaby - Carter Burwell

New Moon (2009)

Possibility - Lykke Li (I cry so much listening to this.)

Rosalyn - St. Vincent & Bon Iver

Monsters - Hurricane Bells

Eclipse (2010) (My fav of all TBH)

Let’s Get Lost - Beck (honestly, this is my favorite song ever from all the albums)

My Love - Sia

With You In My Head - UNKLE

What Part of Forever- CeeLo Green

Jacob’s Theme - Howard Shore

Rosalie - Howard Shore

Breaking Dawn P1 (2011)

Turning Page - Sleeping At Last

Llovera- Mia Maestro

Cold - Aqualung & Lucy Schwartz

Breaking Dawn P2 (2012)

A Thousand Years - Christina Perri & Steve Kazee (no joke every time this plays, I can see 13 year old me in the theatre sobbing as the montage of all the characters in the end credits are shown and then I start crying.”

Ghosts - James Vincent

Heart of Stone- IKO

Fire in the Water - Feist

The Forgotten - Green Day

What are some of yalls favs???

[lancaster-rumormill-blog]

Masterlist & Talk about yourself

alright you horny college students, this is justa check to make sure you are all following all your fellow peers, whether you want to or not. not just that! I am gonna give you a game. here’s a test. each of you try and send at least one number from the list. whoever does it the fastest i won’t ruin your life . . . today. these questions are just talking about yourself, and i’m sure that you selfish beings would just love that. get it? got it? good. - destiny

1: Talk about the first time you watched your favorite movie. 2: Talk about your first kiss. 3: Talk about the person you’ve had the most intense romantic feelings for. 4: Talk about the thing you regret most so far. 5: Talk about the best birthday you’ve had. 6: Talk about the worst birthday you’ve had. 7: Talk about your biggest insecurity. 8: Talk about the thing you are most proud of. 9: Talk about little things on your body that you like the most. 10: Talk about the biggest fight you’ve ever had. 11: Talk about the best dream you’ve ever had. 12: Talk about the worst dream you’ve ever had. 13: Talk about the first time you had sex/how you imagine your first time. 14: Talk about a vacation. 15: Talk about the time you were most content in life. 16: Talk about the best party you’ve ever been to. 17: Talk about someone you want to be friends with. 18: Talk about something that happened in elementary school. 19: Talk about something that happened in middle school. 20: Talk about something that happened in high school. 21: Talk about a time you had to turn someone down. 22: Talk about your worst fear. 23: Talk about a time someone turned you down. 24: Talk about something someone told you that meant a lot. 25: Talk about an ex-best friend. 26: Talk about things you do when you’re sick. 27: Talk about your favorite part of someone else’s body. 28: Talk about your fetishes. 29: Talk about what turns you on. 30: Talk about what turns you off. 31: Talk about what you think death is like. 32: Talk about a place you remember from your childhood. 33: Talk about what you do when you are sad. 34: Talk about the worst physical pain you’ve endured. 35: Talk about things you wish you could stop doing. 36: Talk about your guilty pleasures. 37: Talk about someone you thought you were in love with. 38: Talk about songs that remind you of certain people. 39: Talk about things you wish you’d known earlier. 40: Talk about the end of something in your life.

Sutton:

Pres: Isabel Ducan - @izzy-doesitt

VP: Micha Abu Assad - @heymicha

EC: Nathaniel Russo - @russo-the-gooso

Treas: Sierra Hale - @allhalesierra

Orion Lafayette - @moveslike-rion

Clara Evangelista - @withlove-clara

Noah Yates - @grumpycathatesyou

Wesley Northwood - @westsidewesley

August Donahue - @auggie-meetsworld

Quinn Easton - @just-quinns-luck

Celia Luna - @callme-cujo

Amara Harrison - @mara-loves-maccas

Beau Shepherd - @whoa-make-believe-man

Matthew Holloway - @mrholloday

Fleur Bishop - @goodnight-fleur

Paris Kim - @dududu-paris

Aurora Hale - @whatthehale-rory

Carmen Hawthorne - @carmenkbye

Ramsey:

Pres: Yashiro Nobuharu - @yashiro-nobuharu 

VP: Gabriel Rosenberg - @irosenberg 

EC: Madeline Lafayette - @maddyfixes-you 

Treas: Maxwell Kavinsky - @maxwolf-kavinsky 

Lucielle Morgan - @notso-cutsielucy 

Katie Newman - @katiejudges 

Evan Branwright - @dearevanbranwright 

Tobias Mills - @escapemastermills 

Rosalyn Barns - @bring-on-the-barnes 

Darcy Kline - @darcysdiary 

Samantha Woo - @woowhoareyou 

Persephone Hall - @poison-perridise 

Fletcher Winslowe - @so-empathetic

Drake:

Pres: Zephyer Harrison - @z-for-zephyer

VP: Caspar Blake - @nowyousee-cas

EC: Veronica Jacobs - @dammitveronica

Treas: Jeremy Morgan - @jeremys-iron-treasure

Theresa McDonald - @manyof-tara

Jesse Prewitt - @prewittblewit

Lindy Dene - @lindydenes

Philippa Prewitt - @prewitt-knewit

Kaia Armstrong - @kaia-says

Katrina Rosales - @keepingupwithkitty

Connor Murphy - @yourcardinalsin

Finley Costello - @finncostello

Guiseppa Van Strat - @dark-lord-gia

Ian Van Strat - @cool-cat-vanstrat

Serena Cox - @primaonfire

Demetria Jaeger - @demjaegerbombs

Caldwell:

Pres: Jackson Osprey - @the-boulder-jack

VP: Lola Beckett - @hola-itslola

EC: Robert Kwon - @ya-boi-bobby

Landry Grace Carter - @likealandrybolt

Hugo Donahue - @everythingis-hugo

Fransisco Ramos - @frankiecan-attract

Nicol Karela - @lottiesbetterhalf

Carlotta Fierro - @naughtyhottielottie

Dylan Flaherty - @dylananddragons

Heidi Beckett - @heidis-buckett

Cassandra Beck - @aurantyougladtoseeme

Hannah Parker - @hannah-garden

[beck-hartman]

"I haven't seen them yet, I'll have to keep an eye out for a cute kid in a jersey," he said, not at all surprised that Cordy had done that and would like continue to do that. He'd gotten to spend a little time with Rosalyn at the Beach Bash, and he wouldn't mind getting to hang out with the mini Cordy more. He nodded at Jace's question, "yeah, a little bit. Soccer was my thing, but after a couple years, I got tired of the monotony of organized sport...and I had a girlfriend I preferred spending my time with instead. I think I played freshman year and that was about it." Merrock had more to offer than doing the same thing year after year. "It's kind of hard to imagine you in high school, but what was your thing?" Maybe it was because he left when Beck was so young, but he was like Maggie Smith, Julie Andrews, or Patrick Stewart, you just couldn't imagine them as young people. "Happiness is the health. Grease-induced endorphins and all that," he suggested as if this were legitimate science...or that he'd been all that good at science at all.

"They do put the work in," he looked over his shoulder at where the game was still being played on the field, before turning his attention back to where they were standing in line, shrugging one shoulder, "but yeah, and Cordelia went all out, she's got Rosalyn in a jersey even, it's pretty cute," and knowing his sister, it would be a thing every Friday night, home or away. And whenever Jason didn't work, he would find himself tagging along, because that was what big brothers did. And he did enjoy it. "Did you ever play sports in high school?" he asked, trying to imagine Beck in a jersery, or lacing up his cleats. "Happiness, sure, but the other stuff, the healthy stuff…" he let out a low whistle, shaking his head, "maybe not so much."

[sofreshsosoulful]

Irish women at the controls-a short of list of some of the DJ’s

Following on from the excellent This Greedy Pig article by Emily Carson on Irish women in electronic music, it struck me from the discussion that followed that there seemed to be a sense here that women have only recently made inroads here in this regard. The reality couldn’t be further from the truth and in Ireland women have played an important part behind the decks over the years. The history may not have always been documented but it runs deep. Down here in Cork there was one stage where I can vividly remember around the turn of the millennium a few male hip-hop dj’s lamenting that they were not getting a chance, as there were so many women getting gigs! How times have changed! Overall I’m going to provide a brief list of women who I know personally who’ve made an impact here, mainly from the djing point of view though there are many more who produce music too and are involved in other realms. (Edit: i’m adding producers now too). It’s not a comprehensive list and it will be mainly focused on my field (soulful music with a few exceptions) and confined to those mainly who I know or have worked with. (Edit; the list is expanding now more additions coming). This means it’s pretty cork centric too, where there’s always been loads of female djs active. Anyway the list is just a tip of the iceberg, and if other women are looking for inspiration, there are some great examples here.

There’s a lot of debate surrounding lack of women on festival line-ups and house and techno are particularly male dominated, though again, two of the biggest Irish festival slots last year were held by women. Annie Mac is probably the best known DJ in the whole country and she’s arguably the biggest name in the UK too. She played a saturday night main stage set at Longitude last July and was the only DJ to do so. Meanwhile Jenny Greene proved to be a huge highlight at the Electric Picnic, where her 90s dance orchestral show first showed that it could be an arena filler. She’s sold out her forthcoming Live at the Marquee show in no time. But a recent twitter conversation started by Nialler9 highlighted that some festivals have only a few women, and that Annie and Jenny are more often than not the exception rather than the rule.

DJing is a male dominated activity, but look a bit deeper and there are examples aplenty of women making an impact here. Please add to this list and pardon me for forgetting so many more. I’ve left out many who are known primary in other fields (e.g. radio DJs such as  Nicki Hayes, Lilian Smith and Louise Mac Sharry, artists such as Maeve Murphy, Elaine Mai, Laoise etc)  I kept it to mainly DJ’s too rather than producers, of whom there are many many more. (Edit: i’ll be adding more producers but i’ll keep radio off it for now). It’s a male dominated activity but it’s good to shine a light on many of those who some of you might not know, aswell as the big names too. I’ll be adding to the list too when i get a chance. This list aims to highlight those making an impact and i’m not for one minute saying that women don’t face big obstacles breaking into a male dominated industry. But those who do are many and here’s a few who deserve your attention 

EDIT Loads more additions made and more to come!

Annie Mac

The Dubliner is Irelands (and arguably the UKs) best known DJ, and her radio show is massively popular and influential.

Jenny Greene   Hugely popular 2FM DJ who’s RTE Concert orchestra gigs are selling out time after time these days, Jenny is a big draw throughout Ireland in clubs and now arenas.

ELLLL Brilliant Cork producer and DJ who’s Romance EP drew lots of favour last year, ELLLL has already appeared on Boiler Room and she spearheads the Gash Collective of female artists. Also one half of WRYMYRRH with Irene Buckley.

Irene Buckley  Composer who is very busy writing for theatre , dance and film, providing improvised electronics in WRYMYRRH with ELLLL, and playing with the sublime Crevice too

Mona-Lxsa

   If it’s hard for women to breakthrough it’s fair to say it’s harder for black women to breakthrough in an industry dominated by white males. Dublin based Souletiquette co-founder has no such problems though just look at the numbers her soundcloud mixes are hitting.

Susie K  Little is known about Susie outside Cork, but she was my DJ partner at the influential Jam Junior in the savoy for many years, playing to over 800 or 900 every time. She started doing these teenage gigs in Sir Henrys at only about 12 or 13 years of age and remains highly respected here.

Laura Lolz  Galway Bap to the future resident and another DJ and taste-maker highlighted in the article by This Greedy Pig. Laura has since been dead helpful in adding a few more to this list!

Claire Maloney    Very well known DJ and personality who used play a wide selection of funky grooves in the highly regarded Ju-Ju club and elsewhere and do some radio presenting on TodayFM.

Ms Ken D   Wexford native who set up Radio Friendly in Cork city and also ran club nights such as Soulsides here. Andrea was also a resident at Mor Disco in Cork.

DJ Dandelion  Dandelion has been DJing for well over 20 years now, spinning the soul & mod wax, running multiple nights, and remaining one of the coolest and most distinctive figures in the Capital.

Hilary Rose (DJ Her)   Dj and actor who is now achieving great success with “The Young Offenders”

Aisling o’Riordain  DJ and promoter who spearheads the southern hospitality board and Quarter block party. I would have worked closely with Aisling in the Pav and subsequently elsewhere too.

Aoife Ni Canna Limerick native who has DJ’d all over the country over the years, a veteran who plays soulful r&b and house and who was responsible for the seminal “Folklore from the dancefloor” radio documentary on Irish club culture.

Kelly Anne Byrne  TodayFM radio presenter and club DJ who presents one of the best shows on irish radio, and who is a regular on big festival bills such as the Electric Picnic

Mo Kelly  Former model but also a well known DJ and an artist who has hosted many solo exhibitions.

Tara Stewart  Dublin based Radio DJ on RTE and an eager breaker of new music, Tara is also heavily involved in the excellent District Magazine

Vicky Langan  Cork based artist who is highly respected in various fields including performance, sound and film, Vicky is woking on an audio visual project at the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris.

Miss Motif  This Mitchelstown Dj singer songwriter and producer has been a regular on the irish dance scene for many years now.

Eleni Ellen is a cork born dj, singer and producer who has been making electronic music in New York for a good few years. Her younger sister Liz is a brilliant music talent too

Claire Beck  Another DJ who is also a well known radio presenter, Claire regularly spins at the likes of Lumo in Dublin.

Kate o’Shea DJ and booker for the always busy Crane Lane in cork city.

Jenny Glitt, Shirley Sparkle, Velma Velour, Jade Some of the DJ’s who helped Corks indie night Freakscene become one of the longest running club-nights in the country, this clubnight had a strong female presence in various venues.

Mandy Reid   Lisburn DJ who has played huge gigs here, a veteran of the Irish music scene.

Ciara Brady  Young Irish DJ who spins disco and house and has recently formed Citrus DJ’s with Colum o’Connell.

Gina Johnson   Cork soul and hip-hop DJ who was a resident alongside myself in Sir Henrys in the 1990s. Gina was one of the biggest influences on moi and her taste in music was superb.

Kim Keating   Workshop cork resident who has recently appeared at the Lumo 1st birthday party, Kim has been spinning electronic grooves at various parties for many years now.  

Joni Singer/writer/musician and DJ, she has just released her new track today too! Joni is a member of Gash Collective and is about to start a fortnightly show on Dublin Digital Radio too!

Ruth Kavanagh   Ruth is a resident at Mother in Dublin, who run weekly club nights plus appearances on the festival circuit.

Sweet Oblivion Better known as a a journalist and all round arts contributor these days, Aoife Barry is a really good DJ too.

Shiv Siobhan ni Bhrosnachain has been very active with the skirmish blog here, and she’s plays electro vibes on radio and in clubs.

Elaine Howley Altered Hours, Crevice, Morning Veils and Cosmosis on UCC radio. Amazing taste in tunes!

Eve Dublin female collective of DJ’s that include Lauren, Jessica and Micu

Senita Appiakorang  Shookrah front-woman who also sings with Lakerama, Senita has been known to drop some soulful gems on the turntables too

Rosalyn Steer  Cork musician who is in the excellent Morning Veils with Aisling o’Riordan and Elaine Howley (Altered Hours), Rosalyn won’t consider herself a DJ but she often steels the show at my vinyl love gigs.

Arlene Murray Mitchelstown promoter with Alliance Promotions, Arlene is an amazing DJ who will play anything from northern soul and garage rock to 60s pop and new wave!

Spinderellas An all female DJ ensemble who play Bow Lane last Sunday of every month, Sarah-Jane Goff, Mimi Rogue, and often Christine Kelly. Sarah and Christine Kelly play Whitefriar Grill too and Sarah has played Womyn for 2 months, an event in the Soundhouse Wiley Fox which usually includes a female line up!

Aoife o’Neill

Kerry woman who is very busy behind the decks in cork, this month along she plays Cube, Cask, Pigalle and Sober Lane.

Aisling Murphy

Cork native now residing and djing in Edinburgh, and spinning house music all night long.

Fifi de Faoite Another Cork DJ who is spinning abroad, this Clonakilty born DJ spins at venues such as the Roadhouse in London.

Lisa Lemur The sacred harp singer and promoter of some excellent events is also a capable DJ who will drop anything from crazy animal instructional songs to Arthur Russell on the decks!

EimearJean McCormack, Sinead Murphy and Ciara McCormack  I’m gonna include these three, as they used play quite a bit in cork at the turn of the century, in various bars and clubs and on radio too! All are pursuing great careers in other artistic avenues now.

Sally Cinnamon Another very popular and influential dj who plays pretty much everything, and who has played everywhere from big festivals to clubs and bars

DJ Half Dutch Now in London but originally a Dub, and part of the influential Standard Crew spinning UK garage and grime, she had a show on Radio na Life too (via Colz)

Genie Bassbin resident alongside Ali, Genie then hooked up with Bodytonic and played some of their nights plus the Electric Picnic. She also hosted a radio na life show for 4/5 years (via Executive Steve and thanks to Jean for speaking to me too!)

Ali Drum n’bass partner at the legendary Bassbin with the aforementioned Genie, she also did that Radio na Life show before moving to London where she still played the odd gig in her pub, the Castle (via Steve, Ali and Jean!)

Kate brennan Harding  Now a producer at TodayFM, Kate is also a DJ who still spins at parties such as Mother Dublin

Laura Totten DJ Sage Music producer, singer,drummer, DJ and lover of everything, DJ Sage is hugely popular Stateside (via Genie)

Carla Brennan Soulful vibes were always the order of the day from Carla, who also had the misfortune of working with myself and Jim o’mahony in comet records Cork for awhile.

Jules Walsh DJ and booker at the Chambers in Cork.

Isabel Bartak Healy  Radio presenter at Redfm, Izzy now DJ’s at clubs too and played at last years Indiependence Festival

Natasha Scott

A regular at Reggae Fever, she has smashed it at Sim Simma a few times too (via Frankie Grimes)

Little Jay Toby Hatchett is a well known face at musical festivals, and his daughter was only 11 when she made her dj debut at Body and Soul festival (via Dr Dread)

Siobhan Kane Journalist and passionate music fan, Siobhan runs Young hearts run free and she DJ’s at some of their many unique events

Justyna aka Juko Polish born Dublin based DJ playing mainly house and tech-house in Opium Rooms, Pygmalion, South William and on radio with Phever.ie

Natalia Beylis aka Sunken Hum Organiser of the Hunters Moon festival in Leitrim, she’s got amazing mixes on Bandcamp (via dj mascis)

Niamh Hegarty Niamh New Noise is talented across many disciplines and a brilliant supporter of new music.

Saoirse London based DJ from Dublin who has gone from pirates here to Rinse FM. She has already had an RA mix of the day, and has enjoyed frequent appearances for promoters such as Art of Dark, Toi Toi, Make Me, Half Baked & fabric.

Tiny Choons KT and Zonja, two tiny, best pals playing house, disco, funk soul and hip hop for the last couple of years and producing podcasts on Radiomade and ClearHaze.ie. KT also runs dance music blog Swooner Rather Than Hater'

Maedbh O’Connor One of the main people behind DIE in Limerick and a killer techno DJ (Via Justin of Cutting Heads Collective cork)

Kate Butler Still active on Dublin Digital radio, Kate did a show on PowerFM back in the day, and is a well known journalist too (via Ali)

Kate Ahern Another Cork DJ very active at one stage, Kate used play hip-hop and soul in various bars and clubs such as Hi-Fi

Gadget and the Cloud Lo-fi experimental hip-hop vibes from Cork, Kelly Doherty is busy making music and writing about music for the Thin Air while studying at UCC.

Olivia Chau  Olivia has been very active in Limerick for over 10 years and is part of the D.I.E. crew, Djing and promoting and bringing her kitsch-y blend of music to the masses (Via mynameisjohn)

Ali Day Lee Ali started collecting records while studying in Cork and set up Flipittv with Olivia Chau, and they soon became part of D.I.E., where Ali started organising and DJing at the parties (via mynameisJohn)

Maebh Murphy Still flying the flag with You’re only massive, Maebh has been active for many years bringing her DIY aesthetic to a new life in Berlin. She is now helping spearhead the first Girls Rock Dublin music camp soon, “taking a stand against sexism”.

Ais Dot Cork born disco enthusiast who got sick of lighting up the party in front of the decks and decided to spin some behind , she is now living in Vancouver

Aoife Conway Former Glitter and Trauma resident in the Pav with Eoghan Walsh, Aoife now helps run things at the Rising Sons bar on the coal quay

Elaine Mai Irish singer, producer and musician who has also written music for a play by Vickey Curtis, Elaine is well respected electronic artist who has a number of good releases at this stage

Tamara Hall Limerick DJ/Producer signed to Plasmapool, Tamara has just released a new single called “Bassline62”

Sinead Meaney

An audio visual artist, DJ and creative producer from Dublin, Sinead has been very busy over a really wide range of disciplines (via Laura Lolz)

Rosie Barrett  Roise used to run Assquake, and is a highly respected DJ who can cut up anything from Hip-hop to kuduro (via Laura lolz and Executive steve)

Staxx Lyrical Dublin Digital radio DJ bringing the underground hip-hop to your eardrums (via Laura Lolz)

DreamCycles Jenn Moore, an Irish women who tells This Greedy Pig that her experience at the Red Bull Music academy in Montreal gave her the confidence to pursue music further, Jenn is also on DDR

Cáit Cait is involved with Dip and spins on Raidio na Life. She features in This Greedy Pig article and has an impressive visual portfolio on her site too. She helped organise “Room for Rebellion” in aid of the Repealing the 8th in Wigmam (further info via This Greedy Pig)

Cailín Waterford native Cailin Power spins techno for the likes of District 8 and Subject (via This Greedy Pig)

Sarah Mooney Resident at PLT (Peace Love Techno) and instigator of a new collective called Groundwerk. (via Ciara Brady)

Maggie -Rose Brennock Another great DJ, who is part of the Empty Space collective in Dublin, who who run late night events combining visual arts, music and attendees to create a unique atmosphere. (via Ciara Brady)

Alex Donald Acclaimed party DJ who has played numerous venues and festivals here and abroad. Alex comes from a breakbeat background which has given her a nice platform to mix up everything from house and electro to hip-hop and pop

Tiffany Depuis

Another DJ who spins in Cork, Tiffany pays Tip-top above the Bowery

Sinead ni Mhordha I don’t know much about Sinead but she is a DJ/radio presenter/TV presenter and more (via Tony Clayton Lea)

Americhord Maura O'boyle aka Americhord, released a number of stellar records on pioneering  D1 records label, her catalogue is outstanding. (info via Liz Rooney)

Jenn Gannon Lime and fancy DJ at a night which sounds amazing, “the most glorious of 80s pop perfection mixed with your faves from the early 90s & a slice of Italo Disco, all served beneath the palms with a cute cocktail umbrella” (thanks Aoife barry for the heads up)

Bitch Blackheart EimearAnn o’Sullivan is a really exciting young producer and musician from Cork, producing everything from hip-hop to electronica, watch this space!

Sarah Beth Cork singer songwriter and occasional partner in crime with Bitch Blackheart, Sarah Beth is another of my favourite young artists here

Rebecca Meagher Cork DJ who span here regularly, Rebecca was also an accomplished singer and she appeared on Fish go Deeps “Let’s go Back” track on Chez Records

Sarah Lennox  Tech-house spinner who plays regularly in Dublin and who has spun in Ministry of Sound, Sankeys, Eden and EGG. Sarah also produces and has tracks signed to 69Street and a new EP on the Playground label

Ciara Known to many by her twitter moniker of @Ciara_BK, Ciara is a published writer from the midlands who spearheads the Unoriginal Podcast with two afro-irish friends, an important platform for emerging acts such as NC Grey and Rocstrong

Gretta Gunn Electro-pop singer and producer with releases on Alphabet Set and Norwegian skweee label Dodpop. (via Sixfoot Apprentice)

Niamh DeBarra Singer and producer with awesome cello / synth / loop pedal setup for live shows. (via Sixfoot Apprentice)

Bluebottle Farm producer who had a great EP of ambient / experimental / IDM stuff on Acroplane records. (via Sixfoot Apprentice)

Ilex Electronica producer formerly known as Fringe (and Minge for the more housey productions) (via Sixfoot Apprentice)

Laura Sheeran - How did I forget her first time out? Amazing CV of work some some total legends in various genres. Also one half of Nanu Nanu. (via Sixfoot Apprentice)

Kazabon DJ now based in London playing with the brilliant Hipsters Don't Dance night (via Sixfoot Apprentice)

Zoe Clubs, Festivals and radio, Zoe has done it all over a long career. Zoe is also a dancer who brings a serious performance element to her shows!

Ciara Harrington Currently down in Australia, Ciara used run nights in Dublin including We are Electronic playing wavey Italo Type stuff (via Laura Lolz)

Kerrie Anderson Manchester based Cork woman grew up on deep house in Sir henrys, and has played some high profile shows in the UK with Prosumer, DJ QU, Young Male, DJ Richard, Tama Sumo, Fish Go Deep and Marcellus Pittman among others

Elinor o’donovan Operating out of Edinburgh, Corks Elinor o’Donovan presents Lemonade on FreshAir.org.uk, provinding us with a mixture of new and old skool jams

DJ Beep Beep 

Beep Beep plays a mix of rock and rockabilly music held a residence of 11years on a Sunday night at Dublin's Dice Bar ... all round cool kitty . (via Dandelion Sergeant)

Aoife Bauer

A regular Dublin DJ playing Soul Fusion in April (via Niall Comiskey

Polly m Love 

Another DJ who has been around for a long time and Polly promotes shows too (via Niall Comiskey)

Geraldine Fahey 

Geraldine is a regular DJ in Dublin and Kilkenny were she runs her own nights. (via Niall Comiskey)

Angie Sheehan 

Angie has her own night and is a regular at the Saturday Socials in Dublin. (via Niall Comiskey)

NOTE:

Executive Stevie has been very helpful in highlighting many of those who may not be so well known. He tells me about some more women at the controls; "Studio B didn't DJ, but herself and another woman Beatnik ran a night called Studio B that was pretty highly regarded back in the day. Jenni Junglist has been plugging away doing Jungle gigs in Dublin for a few years now. Nicky Halliday and Rosie Loopz are both still playing out, and K.Ska is one of the better Jungle DJ's in the country but she has taken a bit of a break from playing out what with having a young child. Debbie Happe, who used to hammer out the techno at Joe McGrath's nights in about the 2000 era. Liz Meade was a Power FM stalwart back around then too"

[djgblogger-blog]

Will global warming change Native American religious practices?

http://bit.ly/2vI8zoG

What does the shrinking of the Colorado River mean for Native American religions? Ken Lund, CC BY-SA

The Colorado River, one of the longest rivers in the United States, is gradually shrinking. This is partly a result of overuse by municipalities and seasonal drought. The other reason is global warming.

The decline in the river reservoir will have serious implications for large U.S. cities, such as Los Angeles, that depend on the Colorado River as their water source. In addition, this will also have an impact on the Native American tribes who view the Colorado River as sacred to their religions.

As Ka-Voka Jackson, a member of the Hualapai tribe and a graduate student working to address climate change on the Colorado River and restoring native plant species along its banks, stated,

“The Colorado River is so sacred not just to my tribe, but to so many others.”

As a scholar of Native American religions and the environment, I understand how indigenous people’s religions and sacred places are closely tied to their landscape. For the past 100 years, indigenous peoples have been forced to adapt to changes in their environments and modify their religious rituals in the United States. The U.S. government made certain Native American religious practices illegal in the 19th and early 20th century. Although these policies have since been rescinded, they led to changes in many indigenous practices.

Global warming, however, is different. The question is whether indigenous people will be able to adapt their beliefs all over again due to the impact of global warming on the natural world.

Adapting to change

The Blackfeet tribe in Montana brought changes in their relationship with the natural world as a result of the policies of the U.S. government from the 1880s to the 1930s.

For example, the Blackfeet purposefully moved religious ceremonies from one time on their liturgical calendar to completely different times to avoid the U.S. government penalizing native people for dancing or participating in religious ceremonies.

The Blackfeet moved their annual O’kan, or sundance festival, from late summer (usually held at the end of August) to the Fourth of July celebration. They avoided U.S. government punishment by masking their ceremonies within state-sanctioned public events.

Policies related to the mining of natural resources and damming of rivers on indigenous lands have also led to changes in Native Americans’ religious practices.

Historian David R. M. Beck interviewed elders and researched how the Menominee tribe in Wisconsin adapted to the loss of their sacred fish, the sturgeon, after a paper mill built a dam across the Wolf River.

Lake sturgeon on Bad River in Wisconsin. USFWSmidwest, CC BY

The sturgeon disappeared after the dam was built in 1892, because they could no longer swim upstream to spawn. For over 100 years, the Menominee tribal members continued to pray and conduct their annual “returning of the sturgeon” ceremony in the spring – even though there were no more sturgeon in the river. The Menominee ultimately won the right to return the sturgeon to the Wolf River in 1992 and the tribe revitalized the full ceremony and celebration of their sacred fish.

In all these situations, Native American tribes learned to adapt to the challenges placed before them, modify their religious practice and embrace a different relationship with the natural world.

Global warming and religion

When it comes to global climate change, it affects everyone, not just specific groups in specific places. But for many indigenous peoples, natural resources are closely linked to religious beliefs and practices.

Historically, indigenous peoples used the natural seasonal cycles of weather, plants and animals as part of their liturgical or religious calendar. The Blackfeet held their annual “beaver bundle ceremony” in the early spring as ice melted off rivers and beavers returned to the open waters. In Blackfeet mythology, a beaver served as a deity who taught humans how to cultivate tobacco, which the tribe used for important religious ceremonies and as a peace offering to their enemies.

What would the movement of beavers mean? Bryn Davies, CC BY-NC-ND

There are signs, though, that beavers are now moving north due to global warming. Biologists are currently studying both beavers and the birch and alder shrubs that beavers eat, as both move north into new regions. Scientists worry that as a keystone species, the movement of beavers will change the northern ecosystems as they cut off waterways and build beaver dams. And shrubs will change the local waterways that they grow by. This will affect local animal species.

What will happen when there are no more beaver in Blackfeet territory? Will their religious traditions adapt similar to the Menominee when they faced the loss of their sacred sturgeon?

Religion and resiliency

From the arctic tundra to the American desert southwest, and places worldwide, indigenous peoples will be facing the impact of global climate change.

Regarding the shrinking of the Colorado River, researchers Brad Udall and Jonathan Overpeck have concluded that, “Failing to act on climate change means accepting the very high risk that the Colorado River basin will continue to dry up into the future.”

If this river faces a drier future, it will likely affect the Mojave, a people indigenous to the Colorado River basin, who believe the river was created by their ancient deity Mastamho as part of their sacred landscape.

As the G-20 convenes in Germany this week to discuss global issues including climate change, indigenous scholars, such as myself, are wondering what the future holds for indigenous peoples, their environments and their religions.

Indigenous communities can be resilient and adapt their internal religious beliefs to outside challenges, as Native American tribes from the turn of the 20th century have proven. Climate change presents yet another challenge.

Rosalyn R. LaPier does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond the academic appointment above.

[shuuenka]

TCF BROOKLYN 99 AU

LCF Brooklyn 99 AU (brainrot); 

okay so, this is something i started working on months ago, never finished it, used different artstyle. and figured might put it out anyways so. Enjoy.

(also i dont know much about police and i dont care enough to do research, so this is just for funsies after i finished watching B99)

Cale Henituse:

+detective

+has been training with Choi Jung Soo at police academy, with Lee Soo Hyuk as their instructor. Cale is in Roan St. precinct; they still keep in touch (ha! no Soos dead in this AU!)

+Cale wants his slacker life, after serving enough time in the force

+Cale wants to serve quielty, solving easy cases; but joke's on him, he solves the worst and hardest to solve cases

+often pairs up with Choi Han or Bud, the newbies

+he often ends up in ER if they have some action going, making literally everyone worried

+he has a binder calld ''Cale's road to slacker life'', which was filled with things like med insurances etc. now its filled with children's drawings and photos

+On, Hong and Raon are orphanage kids, that after saving, started hanging out at the sation

Alberu Crossman

+sergeant; aka Sun of Roan St. Station

+his family has long tradition of becoming comissioners and he also aims for this

+usually stays at the station, between mountains of paperwork; sometimes does some fieldwork too

+Alberu and Cale have desks right next to each other, and often drink tea side by side, while gossiping over cookies

+he is both stress baker and workholic and the worse paperwork becomes amount of cookies brought from home rise;

+great shooter, with high accuracy

+great at interviewing suspects, has 99% of confession rate; often plays bad cop-good cop with Cale, roles change and those two bastards have a lots of fun

+has his own teapot and god forbid anyone touching it

+allows kids to draw by his desk while he does paperwork

Bud Illis

+newest to the force, detective

+in perpetual state of wtf since he transferred; because this station is wild

+he is smart but dumb, he is great at finding clues at crime scenes, but aslo looses dumb bets with Cale so

Choi Han:

+newbie detective, but was serving in the army before as sniper; so senior in age but junior in ranks

+sniper

+often confused with step by step detective work, but helps by being intimidating

+saved on action by Cale, so has deep gratitude towars him

Eruhaben:

+captain

+wants to resign and retire every week, but nobody allows him

+fails at acting high and mighty, and worries about members of the station daily

+has a soft spot for the kids, and allows them to play with his gold dragon figurines

Rosalyn Breck:

+works as civillian administrator; has desk before Eruhaben's office

+also great at IT, and definitely collects dirt on everyone

+considers joining the force at some point but as IT specialist; for now helps out whre she can

Ron Molan:

+older detective, not active in field anymore; 

+acquainted with Cale's parents, so pays close attention to him; 

+servs him lemonade tea ofc

The White Star: 

+a criminal, somehow couldn't be put to jail and convicted because they always lack evidece etc.nemesis of Roan St. Station

+when he is finally caught and shoot dead, after his memorial all crew took photo by his grave and hung it on the wall

Clopeh Sekka: wants to transfer to Roan St. Station to follow legend, but somehow his application is always lost, cannot be read etc... hm. 

Mary: IT specialist from the basement

Beacrox Molan: currently in SWAT team, but hans out at the station

+all my aus are alcale aus, so they are stupid idiots in love here too <3

+roan st station has badly photoshopped poster of Alver, and has inside joke of "SWEAR ON THE SUN" while pointing at it. (inspired by Derry Girls)

[beck-hartman]

It takes a village, as they say, and Beck wanted to be part of Rosalyn's life like all the influences he'd had growing up here. He could pick out a few downsides to small town living, but this wasn't one of them. It was his favorite part, having an even bigger family in a way. "Crystal," he said with a grin, before laughing as she brought up his sisters, "they'll either do that or they'll help him, depending on their mood. The Great Merrock Massacre of 2023...or Beck who?" He nodded as she told her side of the story, which is basically what Jace had said. He got what she meant about not really having family. Even with found family amongst fellow Merrockites, it's different when the bond is blood. He was glad to see her and Jace building theirs back up. "He seemed real excited about it, obviously thinks the world of you and Tiny," he said, splashing a little water on said mini's legs. "The Cliffs," he answered, "I know, shocking we ran into each other outside. We had a beer and talked about women and sisters, Yellowstone and Tokyo." Helping Rosalyn up, he took both of her little hands so he could steady her on the board. "Look at that, a natural," he commented, even if he was doing 95% of the work to keep the board and the child as still as possible. As he got a big smile from the little girl, he said, "she looks so much like you, it's crazy."

Honestly, she was thrilled that so many in town cared about each other, their kids, and were always there to lend a hand or keep things exciting. If there was one thing Cordelia wanted was for Rosalyn to enjoy the water as much as she did, and had, growing up. To not fear it, but she knew that meant needing to respect it too. "At least you got a clear picture." she laughed, "Don't worry you could rest easily knowing your sisters would probably get Cage back for gutting you? Maybe... guess it depends." she teased. "Oh yeah, he moved back a few months ago, was a surprise to me too. Just kind of ran into him. There he was." she said, obviously they had been working through things and were forming a quite close bond together. "I am, it's weird to not really have family." Everyone knew of Cordelia's situation regarding her parents, but now she had family that wasn't the family she was making with Cage but her actual siblings. Which honestly made things a lot better these days. "Where'd you run into him at?"

[jaceeverett]

"They do put the work in," he looked over his shoulder at where the game was still being played on the field, before turning his attention back to where they were standing in line, shrugging one shoulder, "but yeah, and Cordelia went all out, she's got Rosalyn in a jersey even, it's pretty cute," and knowing his sister, it would be a thing every Friday night, home or away. And whenever Jason didn't work, he would find himself tagging along, because that was what big brothers did. And he did enjoy it. "Did you ever play sports in high school?" he asked, trying to imagine Beck in a jersery, or lacing up his cleats. "Happiness, sure, but the other stuff, the healthy stuff…" he let out a low whistle, shaking his head, "maybe not so much."

"Nah, just hurt my feelings a little bit," Beck quipped. It took a lot to do either of those things for real, but he could still joke about it. "I couldn't agree more, no offense to the kids working their ass off on the field though," he said with a bit of a chuckle, even if he did sit and watch some of it with his friends in between all the other things a game had to offer. "Ah, Colton's playing? Sweet! Oh, well, hey, he's farther than some of us got." He shrugged, "the benefits of happiness are scientifically documented, and have you ever been sad eating a really greasy burger?"

[beck-hartman]

Beck was excited to get to spend a little time with the latest Browning. He didn't have a lot of experience with kids this small, except the ones that came through the Lighthouse but even that wasn't much. It was kind of fun. "Gutted like a fish, message received," he replied with a laugh, though it wouldn't be funny if he really broke her. Keeping a hand on Rosalyn to make sure she didn't fall off while they floated on the board, he said to Cordy, "Jace. I haven't seen that dude since I was like 4, didn't recognize him at first. Talked a lot about you and the kiddo here, actually. I bet you're glad to have him around again, huh?"

She knew that he didn't know Rosalyn all that well but she was a toddler that loved to make friends wherever she went. That meant she had no problem with her being around her friends siblings. It wasn't like she didn't know Beck from being the little brother of Liv and Mandy. "Yeah, yeah. You break it, you better go into hiding and I don't even mean from me. Cage would probably kill you." she said, and she probably wasn't lying about that. Helping to get her set up onto the board she went back to floating herself in the water as Rosalyn splashed her hands into the water. "Who?"

[cordelianewman]

She knew that he didn't know Rosalyn all that well but she was a toddler that loved to make friends wherever she went. That meant she had no problem with her being around her friends siblings. It wasn't like she didn't know Beck from being the little brother of Liv and Mandy. "Yeah, yeah. You break it, you better go into hiding and I don't even mean from me. Cage would probably kill you." she said, and she probably wasn't lying about that. Helping to get her set up onto the board she went back to floating herself in the water as Rosalyn splashed her hands into the water. "Who?"

It was kinda surreal to see Cordy as a mother, remembering the days of her coming over to hang with his older sisters. She had like a decade on him, but he wasn't sure any of them should be grown up enough to be parenting. Maybe you had that shit figured about by your 30's. "'Course she does," he replied, knowing that was exactly how she should be. "You break it, you bought it, I got it," he promised in his funny little way she may or may not find funny, so he rephrased, "I'll be careful. Set her up here and we'll just float for a bit. Guess who I saw the other day?"

[cordelianewman]

Having Rosalyn with her for the beach party was something she knew she'd do for one of the days. After all, it wouldn't be right not to bring her along for some of the fun, but she also knew there had to be balance and she also wanted to make sure that she was safe. Though Rosalyn was getting swimming lessons and in little floaties to keep her safe she still watched her like a hawk behind her sunglasses as they splashed in the water close to the shore. Glancing up at the familiar voice she pushed her glasses up on her face spotting Beck, "I mean she loves the water." No surprise there, "Okay but you have to be really careful okay?" Not that she thought he wouldn't but it was still her little girl.

WHO: Beck & @cordeliaeli WHERE: Swimming Beach WHEN: Saturday, August 26th

Beck brought both his surfboard and paddle board because this was about doing everything possible in a one weekend timespan. Spotting Cordelia and her mini me splashing in the water, he paddled over. "Hey, Cordy," he greeted as he lowered himself down to sit on his board with his feet in the submerged sand, "think the mini would want to get on? Gotta start her early, right?"