#Smart Lamp

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Experience Innovation: LeeNabao Smart LED Lamp Review

LeeNabao Intelligent LED Table Lamp offers 4-in-1 functionality: wireless charging, Bluetooth speaker, night light, and alarm clock. Control via app or voice commands. #smartLED #speaker

Enhance your space with the innovative LeeNabao Intelligent LED Table Lamp, a versatile 4-in-1 device that combines wireless charging, Bluetooth speaker, night light, and alarm clock functionalities. This lamp isn’t just for illumination—it’s your personalized companion for work, study, relaxation, and more. Enjoy the convenience of controlling your lamp’s settings through an app or voice…

[sitenesia]

Ingin Beralih ke Smart Home System? Simak Kelebihan dan Kekurangannya Dulu!

Mengenal Smart Home System dan Pengertian Teknologi Sistem Rumah Pintar, serta Kelebihan, dan Kakurangannya! Digitalisasi teknologi semakin merambah ke kehidupan masyarakat terlebih dalam aktivitas rumah tangga. Sekarang ini, sudah banyak rumah yang menerapkan konsep smart home system. Tren penggunaannya kini juga telah menandai perubahan signifikan dalam cara kita mengelola rumah…

[bestonetech]

Universal Smart Lamp for Work and Entertainment

The universal smart lamp for work and entertainment is called the Boring Lamp. It is a modular, magnetic lamp that can be customized to suit your needs. The lamp has a number of features that make it ideal for both work and entertainment, including: Color temperature and brightness control: The Boring Lamp allows you to adjust the color temperature and brightness of the light, so you can create…

[lemicable]

AVI 15W Foldable Table Smart Led Desk Lamp

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Goobers :] cropping is kinda shit but shhh you didn't notice

(reblogs > likes !!)

[theangrycomet-art]

the PB&J duo needed more love in the 2012 series.

COMMISSIONS OPEN

[clownjuiceart]

People of the internet I would love your help with finding something

This is lamp I search for, someone on TikTok adores this lamp, I need leads people

THIS VERY IMPORTANT AND SERIOUS, SO I ADDED EXTRA doodles to help

Please tell me if you can identify this Fish lamp

[jztr-77]

If i had a nickel every time i draw Will holding a ball of light, i would have 2 nickels.

Which isn't a lot but it's funny that it happened twice.

[the-toxinz-arcade]

aldeyecolourshiftic ..!

(all-dye-colour-shift-ick)

an aldernic term in which one wishes to have a body in which their eyes can change colours for any reason; may be at will or involuntary. ₊˚⊹

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Innovative Lighting: Meet the Levitating Lamp

In the realm of contemporary lighting solutions, innovation meets elegance with the Modirnation Levitating Lamp. This unique lamp combines futuristic technology with minimalist design to create a mesmerizing centerpiece for any space. Let’s delve into the captivating features and functionalities that make this lamp a must-have addition to your home or office decor. Experience the futuristic…

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when this happened, i had to pause the episode and out loud, i said, "oh no, i love him"

[vivanightcity]

[maculategiraffe]

me, reading to the baby: and the rabbit went hippity hop back to the forest!

baby, touching my dress: dar.

me: yes! there are stars on my dress!

baby: moo. bih nai moo.

me: yes and a fingernail moon!

baby: oh no buuu moo.

me: no, there's no full moon on this dress.

baby: moo ow siii.

me: yes the moon is outside, up in the sky! is the moon outside a full moon or a fingernail moon?

baby: gibbi moo.

me: ...did you say gibbous moon?

baby: dzyeah. gibbi moo ow siii. bih nai moo o aaahh ma djess.

me: ...gibbous moon outside and fingernail moon on auntie mac's dress, yep, yes, that's-- you got it.

baby, suddenly leaping up: ba go ippy op! *hippety hops away*

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This is probably a stupid question, but you said you're open to ones about Sauron: do you know what he was doing after Morgoth was defeated the first time? It doesn't make sense that he would be in Valinor, but I see people say that he was. Am I missing something? Thank you

Anon, this is not a stupid question at all and I've also puzzled over where the idea that Sauron was in Valinor after the otherthrow of Utumno came from. From reading the Silm, it really sounds like Sauron defected to Morgoth at a very early point, well before the elves woke up, and did not leave him after Morgoth's defeat.

I guess at a high level, here's the timeline of events:

World is created. Valar arrive.

Melkor decides he want to be king of the world, screw Manwë and Eru.

Tulkas arrives and chases Melkor out. Melkor begins to sulk away from the Valar.

The Valar make the two lamps. Everything is beautiful and nothing hurts.

THEN we get this first information about Sauron (from the Annals of Aman in Morgoth's Ring):

Now Melkor knew of all that was done; for even then he had secret friends and spies among the Maiar whom he had converted to his cause, and of these the chief, as after became known, was Sauron, a great craftsman of the household of Aulë.

So, yeah, Sauron became a follower of Morgoth at a very early point, before the making of the lamps. He also had to have been not aligned with Morgoth exclusively at some point in order to become known as a great craftsman of the household of Aulë.

So when does he leave? I don't know, but I think it's before the elves leave Cuiviénen.

I think it's actually an important plot point that Sauron is out in the world working as an agent of Morgoth after Utumno is overthrown, and crucially Utumno is overthrown because the elves have woken up and the Valar want to defend them but have not yet contacted them. One of the highlights for me in Nature of Middle-earth was all the references that Sauron was causing chaos while Morgoth was in Mandos and then in Valinor. This was already in the Myths Transformed chapter of Morgoth's Ring, but there were even more details in NoME.

Here's Myths Transformed because I don't feel like fishing out NoME (and I think this is more complete and canonical anyway):

We my assume, then, that the idea of breeding the Orcs came from Melkor, not at first maybe so much for the provision of servants or the infantry of his wars of destruction, as for the defilement of the Children and the blasphemous mockery of the designs of Eru. The details of the accomplishment of this wickedness were, however, left mainly to the subtleties of Sauron. in that case the conception in mind of the Orcs may go far back into the night of Melkor's thought, though the beginning of their actual breeding must await the awakening of Men. When Melkor was made captive, Sauron escaped and lay hid in Middle-earth; and it can in this way be understood how the breeding of the Orcs (no doubt already begun ) went on with increasing speed during the age when the Noldor dwelt in Aman; so that when they returned to Middle-earth they found it already infested with this plague, to the torment of all that dwelt there, Elves or Men or Dwarves. It was Sauron, also, who secretly repaired Angband for the help of his Master when he returned; and there the dark places underground.

So, I think we can conclude Sauron spent time in Valinor during the Age of the Lamps, but was already leaning or completely converted to Melkor's agenda at the time, and he left well before the elves arrived, very possibly before the elves woke up. I am not aware of any information that suggests otherwise, though if anyone has it, I'm happy to hear it.

So I think the many stories of Sauron in Valinor with elves are just playing with the idea and having fun with it, because it is an interesting idea, and not really worrying about the timeline. And I will end on that non-judgmental note!

[mondaymelon]

guys is there a possibility that any of you hold interest in adoption papers 🥺🥺