#LRL

[rompeprotones]

My LRL art from newest to oldest❤️💙

(except for the last one one which is in the last post, and the first one that I can't bare to see because it's too ugly🫣)

[frogshunnedshadows]

Neil Armstrong celebrates his 39th birthday August 5, 1969, while in medical quarantine at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston.

I was delighted to see this (silent) film footage of the event:

Note that Mike and Buzz are present as well, and their families are on the other side of the glass wall.

[flumphsandflayers]

Some Lumineth I did based on the Staryk from Spinning Silver!

[luvsaroundtheworld]

Have you ever read a book that left a lasting impact on you?

In today’s world, books have become an integral part of our lives. They not only provide us with knowledge and entertainment but also have the power to influence and impact our lives. As an avid reader, I have come across many books that have left a lasting impression on me. However, there are three books in particular that have truly impacted my life and I’d love to share them with…

[papyrus-14567]

doodle's:D

Hopefully tumbler doesn't ruin the quality

[kayla-and-the-moon]

have a bit on my tbr, and was thinking of knocking some of it off, but not too sure where to start, any suggestions interweb community?

☆ ps any other books you think are good, js drop em in the comments :D !

[farsight-the-char]

River Temple LRL? Probably not Idoneth, looks more "Kung-Fu Fighting Magics" stuff LRL do.

Seahorse Helm. Probably a Warcry box vs Nighthaunt.

I think that is actually a big chemical censer mace thing, tying into those recent Chemistry/Alchemist Nighthaunt teases.

[betweenlands]

i wish the video embedding on this site allowed me to embed yt clips specifically because i need to show you guys a specific fixxitt clip

[lotuscirilo]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: LRL Lauren Ralph Lauren Pants Ankle High Waist Tartan Plaid Red Blue Women’s Size 12 Stretch New With Tags 

[podcasts-8-my-heart]

Cooking so I can write for a couple hours.

[eternallovers65]

CELLBIT SEU CEGO PELO AMOR DE DEUS VC ACABOU DE PASSAR VOLTA VOLTAAAAAA

[frogshunnedshadows]

Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong slices up his 39th birthday cake while still in medical quarantine at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory after returning from the moon, August 5, 1969, Houston, Texas.

The Apollo 11 astronauts were quarantined immediately after splashdown on July 24, and were released from quarantine on August 10.

For more about the LRL and quarantine, see the following links:

[esggs]

Sukuna learnt English simply by hearing you speak for a month. He’d copy your lips, how they pouted and folded, mouthing the foreign words silently. It was a good excuse to stare at you for hours on end. 

He’d won wars, what was a wee little language to his might? Though as he struggled to pronounce this one damned word for the fifth time, you admit that it did put up an admirable fight.

“Lrl-oman-cuh”    “Romance.”   “Lrl-omance”

“It’s a hard ‘R’ sound, Sukuna.”   “You told me never to say the hard R.”   “That’s a different thing, try this again?” 

“It’s said,” and you could glean the mischief he was planning, “that it’s easier to learn languages when one understands the meaning of words. And I, for one, am a visual learner.” 

“Explains why you could say ‘rice’ and ‘riddle’ but not ‘romance’.” You scoff at his cunning masterplan… to be romanced? “I suppose it goes a bit like this.”

You bring the back of his hand, the weight needing two of yours to simply lift it, to your lips, and mumble through your kiss– “Romance.”

He cradles your cheek in his palm, covering half your head. “Lrlr-omance.”

You kiss his wrist, inside of his elbow, bicep, shoulder, and whisper into the crook of his neck– “Tongue to your hard palate, romance. Will you stop joking now?”

“I can, unfortunately, only say llomance.” He lets you peck his lips, rest your forehead on his, rub noses. It’s a different world now– different ways to show affection, different languages to pick up. “And no, I won’t, not until you teach me well.”

“Perhaps you simply can’t.”   “Mayhaps I can. Watch, reta–”   “–I get it.”

a/n: sukuna– “how do you say, eh, browwjobbe? im a visual learner btw.”

masterlist

[luvsaroundtheworld]

What Motivates You?

Have you ever wondered what motivates people to do the things they do? Some folks are driven by the thrill of competition, while others are motivated by the challenge of overcoming obstacles. And then there are those who simply love the joy of learning and exploring new things. For me, it’s a combination of all three. I love the rush of adrenaline that comes with a good competition, whether it’s…

[lonestarflight]

The HS-4 Sikorsky SH-3 Sea King 'old 66' landing on the flight deck of USS HORNET (CVS-12) before it was moved down to the hanger deck.

"Donned in biological isolation garments, the Apollo 11 crew members, (L-R) Edwin Aldrin, Neil Armstrong (waving), and Michael Collins exit Old 66, the recovery pick up helicopter, to board the USS. HORNET (CVS-12) after splashdown."

"The Apollo 11 crewmen, wearing biological isolation garments, arrive aboard the USS Hornet during recovery operations in the central Pacific. They are walking toward the Mobile Quarantine Facility (MQF), in which they will be confined until they arrive at the Manned Spacecraft Center's (MSC), Lunar Receiving Laboratory (LRL). Apollo 11, with astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, commander; Michael Collins, command module pilot; and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., lunar module pilot, onboard, splashed down at 11:49 a.m. (CDT), July 24, 1969, about 812 nautical miles southwest of Hawaii and only 12 nautical miles from the USS Hornet to conclude their historic lunar landing mission."

Date: July 24, 1969

source, source

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: Apollo 11 Recovery Photo 11

NASA ID: 6900595, S69-41573, link, 6901201, 6901225, 6900607

[hbmmaster]

would 3 player cgt require 3 sign directions on the number line (positive, negative, secret third thing)

not quite.

the "sign" of a game in combinatorial game theory is really its outcome class, meaning "for each player, what is the final outcome of this game if that player goes first and everyone is playing optimally?"

under normal play, there are two outcomes (Left wins or Right wins), and therefore four outcome classes.

"positive": Left wins no matter whose turn it is

"negative": Right wins no matter whose turn it is

"zero": whoever goes first loses

"fuzzy": whoever goes first wins

so, if you're talking about all games and not just numbers, two-player games already need more than two "signs"! however, only "positive" and "negative" are actual meaningful directions ("better for Left" and "better for Right"), and fuzzy games are distinctly not part of the surreal number line.

adding a third Center player makes things much more complicated.

the simplest way it could work conceptually would be for there to be exactly three possible outcomes: Left wins, Center wins, and Right wins. assuming the turn order is constant, there are twenty-seven outcome classes! (I'm using some ad hoc notation for this)

[LLL] "positive": Left wins no matter whose turn it is

[LLC]: Left wins, but if it's Right's turn Center wins

[LLR]: Left wins, but if it's Right's turn Right wins

[LCL]: Left wins, but if it's Center's turn Center wins

[LCC]: Center wins, but if it's Left's turn Left wins

[LCR]: "fuzzy": whoever goes first wins

[LRL]: Left wins, but if it's Center's turn Right wins

[LRC]: Left wins iff she's the current player AND the current player wins iff it's Left's turn

[LRR]: Right wins, but if it's Left's turn Left wins

[CLL]: Left wins, but if it's Left's turn Center wins

[CLC]: Center wins, but if it's Center's turn Left wins

[CLR]: Right wins iff he's the current player AND the current player wins iff it's Right's turn

[CCL]: Center wins, but if it's Right's turn Left wins

[CCC]: "secret third thing": Center wins no matter whose turn it is

[CCR]: Center wins, but if it's Right's turn Right wins

[CRL]: "zero": whoever goes second wins

[CRC]: Center wins, but if it's Center's turn Right wins

[CRR]: Right wins, but if it's Left's turn Center wins

[RLL]: Left wins, but if it's Left's turn Right wins

[RLC]: "other zero": whoever goes third wins

[RLR]: Right wins, but if it's Center's turn Left wins

[RCL]: Center wins iff they're the current player AND the current player wins iff it's Center's turn

[RCC]: Center wins, but if it's Left's turn Right wins

[RCR]: Right wins, but if it's Center's turn Center wins

[RRL]: Right wins, but if it's Right's turn Left wins

[RRC]: Right wins, but if it's Right's turn Center wins

[RRR]: "negative": Right wins no matter whose turn it is

which of these can correspond to numbers (games where the current player has no moves available that are as good as or better for them than skipping their turn would be) would depend on the exact ruleset you use and the assumptions you make about the players' behavior, but it's probably not possible to define it in a way where all non-zero three-player numbers belong to one of exactly three outcome classes.