#bota country

[weekshoes]

Botas Western: Uma Viagem ao Velho Oeste

As Botas Western são um símbolo da cultura norte-americana que transcendeu fronteiras e se tornou um ícone mundial da moda. Mas como surgiu esse calçado tão característico do Velho Oeste? Vamos fazer uma viagem histórica pelos rincões da América do Norte para descobrir a origem dessas Botas Origem das Botas Western Elas são descendentes das botas usadas pelos cowboys, vaqueiros que cuidavam do…

[serpientesuenos]

gay cowboy 🌹

[thedevilsrain]

oh yeah i made these the other day

[cathy-plus-e]

As a Latin White person, dude it's a mix of hilarious and «Shut up gringo go to study!»

Not all the countries that speak Spanish are Mexico. Spain exists, also Chile, Argentina, and many etc.

Also, there can be people from other countries that can learn that language... But wtf white Latinos exist since a lot time ago, it's like saying that black gringos don't exist: It's stupid, it doesn't make sense and aren't you being racist dude? Wash your mouth

Yeah I'm white, I'm from South America, what are you gonna do? Scream because I'm white like Snow White? You think I shouldn't exist? You want to think I'm lying? Oh no, I do exist, I'm a ✨ white latin person ✨

Come on, fear me

disclaimer: i am not Hispanic

but yeah, this stuff is hilarious

😅

[sneakertnnz]

Busco material de otros SKINHEADS , SCALLY BIKERS, GEAR, MILITAR, para comprar y utilizar con mi perro.

En concreto busco Botas rangers 12 o 14 onzas, zapas nike air max leathers, shox NZ, rivalty, adidas country n° 42, material Nazi , ALPHAS Con parche o bordado SKINHEADS, trajes militares etc.

Podriamos montar mercadillos segunda mano..

[kaykrup14]

I used the background as a tomato plant because it just drew my eye in a magazine. I cut out a portrait of a little girl and decided to use that as my human feature base. I then found 8 items through different magazines that I thought would make it look somewhat like a human body and what is going on in her imagination.

Boots: The heel of the boot was invented by the Hittites to help secure riders feet in stirrups. https://zipper-boots.com/en/blogs/noticias/curiosidades-botas-y-botines-parte-1?srsltid=AfmBOooGofl7sV_Bowo0ceK6yBAR100HozwQngN5uVzhNEE4_cxfPSQR

Sneakers: It got its name in the late 1800s because boys noticed how the bottom sole of their shoes were so quiet now when walking. https://us.giesswein.com/blogs/news/why-are-sneakers-called-sneakers?srsltid=AfmBOoqgrrHZe5ZTqIvVWnAd7bd3Cw0_igPI7caZs3r0rWikW_C1l9Rg

Magnifying Glass: Your eyes can only focus about 6 inches in front of you and everything else will be blurry if moved closer. That is why magnifyers are used. https://spectrumscientifics.wordpress.com/2013/06/13/10-fun-facts-about-magnifiers/

Map of the United States: The US is the 4th largest country in the world in area. https://www.britannica.com/place/United-States

Brain: The size of your brain does not determine how much information is stored in it. So a smaller brain could hold the same amount as a larger brain. https://www.piedmont.org/living-real-change/10-fun-facts-about-your-brain

Stars: Stars are born in batches and over time travel apart and to different areas. https://space-facts.com/stars/#google_vignette

Music Score: Music notation is as old as writing. First traces were found in 2000 BCE. https://www.created-to-help-you.com/10-interesting-facts-music-notation-system/

Medicine Symbol: Is referred to as the caduceus and depicts one or two snakes coiled up a staff. It is the common symbol used to represent pharmacy or healthcare. https://blog.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/the-symbols-of-medicine/

[iamainhoa]

Rob Shoe Glenesk

"Soul Mates" Giclee Canvas 24" x 24" Pintura aborigen

Rob Glenesk es un artista plástico que ha explorado varios medios de expresión con deferentes materiales.

Rob trabajó los veranos en Yukón y los Territorios del Noroeste. Aquí quedó fascinado por las culturas indígenas y su conexión con la tierra.

Tras convertirse en director en una comunidad de las Primeras Naciones en el norte de Alberta, esto le brindó la oportunidad de aprender mucho sobre plantas y animales, así como las artesanías tradicionales como; trabajo de cuero, raquetas de nieve y construcción de canoas de corteza de abedul de ancianos nativos. A Rob le encanta la aventura y estar al aire libre. Sus botas, canoas, esquís y caballos han cubierto mucho el oeste de Canadá.

Su lugar favorito para pintar es en su tipi hecha por si mismo. Todo esto inspiró su apodo de "Zapato para correr", que se ha acortado a "Zapato". Este símbolo ahora acompaña a su firma en cada imagen.

Actualmente Rob es artista a tiempo. Su deseo creativo e interés por las culturas antiguas y aborígenes lo ha llevado a descubrir una perspectiva aérea que es increíble de admirar, no solo por su técnica y por su singularidad si no por el contenido simbólico de sus mensajes.

"Hay muchas enseñanzas antiguas hermosas y poderosas que, si se entienden y usan colectivamente, moverían este planeta y todo lo que hay en él en una dirección muy, muy positiva".

📍 Art Country Canada 729 Main Street

Canmore, Alberta

[thedalatribune]

© Paolo Dala

Water And Nations

Water separates and connects states. By serving as a boundary or flowing across man-made borders, surface and ground waters require states to interact. With issues including navigation, the quantity and quality of water flowing from one country to another, or the environmental, economic and social impacts of infrastructure like dams or vast irrigation schemes beyond borders, such topics often become part of diplomatic interactions between countries. Results of such diplomatic interactions have yielded numerous bilateral and basin-wide agreements in recent decades, such as the '1964 Lake Chad Convention', the '1972 Senegal Agreement', the '1994 Danube River Protection Convention', or the '1995 Mekong Agreement', aiming at institutionalizing cooperative relations over time. Moreover, diplomatic efforts at the global level have led to two global conventions1 that codify generally accepted principles of international water law. At the same time, the role of water as trigger, amplifier or cause for interstate hostilities or even violent interaction has been widely discussed in academia and has placed it on the agenda of global actors. Historical records and contemporary experiences show that shared water resources can be both a source of conflict and of cooperation.

In spite of significant progress made on cooperation over shared water resources, they (similar to other environmental issues) pose some peculiar challenges to diplomats and diplomatic processes: First, water is mobile. Water flows, evaporates, and precipitates. It can be stored, but only in limited quantities and not permanently. Flows of surface and groundwater therefore often transcend borders while also maintaining a physical presence in different territories which challenges traditional claims of sovereignty. Water cannot be “owned” by one country as can coal reserves, oil, or forests.

Second, water is variable and the volume of water in a transboundary river, lake, wetland, or aquifer varies from year to year depending on precipitation and weather patterns, increasingly impacted by climate change. Exact measurements of water availability and forecasts are difficult and expensive to conduct, even with modern technologies. All planning and negotiations therefore take place with some, and sometimes high, uncertainty over the object of negotiation.

Third, humans and nature depend on water as the basis of life. This does not only concern survival of the individual, but also of the social fabric and the way economic and political systems have developed. In addition, water has a substantive spiritual significance for many people and societies, for example related to its holy status in many religions or indigenous cultures. Thus, governments making decisions about water have to consider many stakeholders, needs, interests, and values.

As a consequence, those responsible for addressing transboundary water problems have and still do struggle in addressing the complexity of shared water resources in an equitable, effective, and sustainable way. Likewise, research that analyzes these attempts has faced challenges in adequately addressing the multi-disciplinarity of the problem.

Jenniver Sehring, Susanne Schemeir, Rozemarijn ter Horst, Alyssa Offutt, and Bota Sharipova Diving into Water Diplomacy - Exploring the Emergence of a Concept

[lil-scout-precure]

Junior Eurovision 2023 Tier List at the moment

(before the show, all countries revealed)

Very nice of them for accepting Junior Eurovision at their concert: "Do It My Way" 🇦🇲, "Holding On To You" 🇳🇱, "Aisling" 🇮🇪, "Loviu" 🇪🇸

So beautiful I would kms if their stagings screw it all (or sent to sing first, or end last in the results): "Ohne Worte" 🇩🇪, "Kvitka" 🇺🇦, "Kazi Mi, Kazi Mi Koj" 🇲🇰, "Stronger" 🇲🇹

(BONUS) Not the great thing, but I identify myself with them: "I Just Need a Friend" 🇵🇱, "Hoiame Kokku" 🇪🇪, "Where I Belong" 🇵🇹

Unlikely but not impossible potential Top 5 (or winners): "Coeur" 🇫🇷, "Back to Life" 🇬🇧, "Bota Ime" 🇦🇱

I heard better ones in previous years: "Over the Sky" 🇬🇪, "Un Mondo Giusto" 🇮🇹

...just good luck and don't die (affectionate) in Nice: (fortunately no one and I hope it keeps this way, they're kids after all. But if this was the adult edition, I would put a certain Polish song here)

[somethingclevermahogony]

The Unique and Magical Flora of Kishetal and Day 26 Kobani Worldbuilding Question

Pictured Above: The Red Cedars (Olirinut) of the Red Cedar Mountains near the Kishic city of Kurk.

Sorry for the delay everyone! New Years was a bit busy.  @sonnzzels your Dirsia post will be up tomorrow!

26. What plants and trees exist here?

Kishetal is a land of many unique and varied ecosystems many of which have been affected by the lingering presence of wild magic. Below are 9 examples of magical and non-magical plants and fungi which are unique to Kishetal and the surrounding areas. The names given are the Kishic names of these species

1. Syshnut: 

Name Meaning: White Pine (Sysh- white, Ishnut- Pine Tree)

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magical: No

Uses:  The sap of this tree is used to flavor wines in western Kishetal. This wine is a popular import in Korithia. Boughs from the syshnut are often used in the temple of the god Kipaha, the god of intoxication. The needles are dipped in wine and then shaken over worshippers as an act of purification. The sap of the tree when first removed is a bright white, hence the name of the plant, but after drying will become a deep brown. This dried sap is a common ingredient in perfumes and incense. The wood may be used for construction purposes and for use in tool making. The small bead-like cones are often used decoratively.

2. Olirinut

Name meaning: Red Cedar (Oli- Red/Blood, Irnut- Cedar)

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magic: No

Uses: Red cedar wood is prized for the fineness of its grain, its attractive red color, and its fragrance. It is exceptionally durable and immune to insects. Wood from the Red Cedar is used for furniture, construction, and handicrafts. Cedar is the timber of choice for religious and royal construction. The sap and oil serves a range of purposes from potion ingredient, perfume, medicine, and even insect repellent. Many Kishic people use cedar resin to clean their teeth.

3.Botakir

Name Meaning: Jackal Fruit (Bota- Fox, Jir- Fruit) this name stems from an incorrect superstition that jackals are drawn to the fruit

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magical: No

Uses: The Botajir is most similar in taste to the tomato, however the fruit itself golden in color and has a thick orange like rind which must be peeled before eating. The Botajir grows most commonly on the foothills of the Red Cedar Mountains. The fruit is used in both sweet and savory dishes, or eaten dried. The Botajir is rarely if ever eaten raw as the raw fruit may cause digestive distress, what is known as Valley Fever, instead the fruit is boiled, roasted, or simmered.

4. Rejir: 

Name Meaning: Sun fruit (Re-Sun, Jir- Fruit)

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magical: No

Uses: This citrus fruit is famed for its golden color, its flavor falls somewhere between an orange and lemon. Rejir are often juiced and used as an ingredient in food or drink. The oil is a popular ingredient in perfumes, potions, and incense. Rejir may also be grown ornamentally in gardens and courtyards.

5. Lisjir

Name Meaning: Tickling Fruit (Lislis- Tickle, Jir- Fruit)

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magical: No

Uses: The lisjir is a small pepper-like berry popularly used and grown in the south of the country though it is originally from the country of Sinru and southern Macia. Lisjir is used as a seasoning and as an addition to oils and wines. Lisjir is famed for its tingling effect. The closest real world equivalent is the Sichuan peppercorn. In some communities Lisjir is used in medicine for pain relief, particularly digestive pains.

6. Kasikur

Name Meaning: Laughing Leaf (Kasihi- Laugh, Kur- Leaf)

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magical: Yes

Uses: Kasikur is a fringe leafed plant native to the south of Kishetal which is minty in taste. Kasikur produces a slight glow when exposed to moonlight, one of its few magical traits. When dried and exposed to oligoruru ( see below) Kasikur forms a potent magical substance known as jit (coming from a forestfolk term). Jit when consumed in small portions may have a number of effects that very greatly depending on the portion and origin of the two ingredients. Red jit, coming from the Kipsian desert protectors the drinker from the effects of heat. It is said that a red jit drinker can hold red iron and receive no burns. When steeped in warm water or wine it imparts a mildly psychoactice effect. This can nullified by resting the herb in salt. Kasikur wine is a common aspect of many religious/cultic rituals.

7. Hasir

Name Meaning: Fire Flower (Has-Fire, Ir- Flower)

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magical: Yes

Uses: The hasir flower, so named for its stunning orange blossoms and the way it seem to spread over an area during the autumn season, is the most common magical organism in the lands surrounding the Green Sea. Every part of the flower is utilized by the people of Kishetal.The petals are used decoratively or are added to alcoholic beverages. When consumed with alcohol, the petals prevent the effects of hangovers, but only when fresh. The nectar of the flower, dried and powdered and mixed with wine, acts as a powerful form of truth serum. When boiled the roots can be eaten, though only if after being boiled the roots are then washed with brine. If this does not occur the roots may have a number of magical effects including temporarily enhanced strength and wisdom, or and this more often the case, may lead to severe poisoning and death, the outcome depends largely on the season and location of the flower at the time it was harvested. The scent of the flower produces a soothing effect and it a common sight in temples and at weddings. Hasir flowers have been introduced and become highly popular in the lands of eastern Macia.

8. Goruru Dorasidul

Name Meaning: Mushroom of the Dorasi (Goruru- Mushroom, Dorasidul- of the Dorasi) These mushrooms grow exclusively in the dung of Dorasi also know as the long-necked bear.

Range: Shown in Green

Is this species typically magical: Yes

Uses:  Goruru Dorasidul or the blue mushroom of the mountain is a highly potent fungal species. Goruru Dorasidul is a mutator species, that is to say it absorbs wild magic and then releases said magic into the environment around it or else into the animals or beings that consume it. Collecting these mushrooms can be highly dangerous as not only are these fungi found solely in the territory of the highly dangerous Dorasi, but overexposure to the blue cap and spores may cause magical mutations. For humans, Goruru Dorasidul is a common ingredient in the potions made by Kishic plantbrews, with each part of the mushroom producing varied and unique effects. The cap is often crushed to form a blue paste called oligoruru or mushroom blood, which can combined with a number of substances to create magical effects. The stem of the mushroom when first salted and dried is a powerful aphrodisiac, though must be used in small amounts to avoid the effects of wild magic. The spores when mixed with the blood of magical beings and creatures, most notably those of a demigod, are used to treat a variety of diseases and ailments both natural and unnatural in origin. While humans cannot eat these mushrooms in any significant quantity, they are a regular part of the diet for some forestfolk.

9. Asburichibikur

Name Meaning: Magic Sea Leaf ( Asburiu- Magic, Chi- Sea, Kur - Leaf)

Range: Shown in Green

Is this plant typically magical: Yes

Uses:  Asburichibikur is a widespread, but rare form of seaweed which provides a wide array of magical properties. Asburichibikur when consumed by itself without being first dried or cured is tasteless and scentless and a highly potent hallucinogenic. The visions and sensations from eating the rare plant may last upwards of ten days. When dried and cured the plant has the ability to allow for normal humans to perceive spirits, something which is typically limited to sages, demigods, and seers. Other magical uses for the plant include as bait for magical creatures which are particularly attracted to it, despite the lack of any noticeable scent. Powdered asburichibikur is believed to one of the components used in the magical alloy, Arkodian Bronze. 

[mariasabanahabanabana]

And just because once again I find myself bored (as if I hadn't homework to do). Your favorite section returns...

✨Which Taylor Swift album gives me vibes "The last of us" characters✨

(I still can't sleep, kkkk)

1.- Tommy, soy un hombre de rancho, botas y a caballo, Miller (Tommy, I'm a ranch man, boots and horseback, Miller) - Debut

The man was - is the stereotype of an average Texan (Raza from Texas, don't ban me) someone who rides a horse, with his hat, who loves country music, someone who for some reason or another knows how to play the guitar perfectly and make carnitas asadas ( roast beef ) on Sundays after church.

2.- Joel, Finish Raising Me, Sheep Shepherd, Uncertified Country Musician and Singer, Miller - Fearless (and no, no, this is not by order)

Although he could also be a man on horseback and boots, it's also worth remembering that he 💀💀💀 half of the fireflies (and not, I'm not talking Abt the species).), a cult of carnivores and how many people will cross their Path or goals... (Actually, I think if they had shown us what it was like before meeting Ellie and blah, blah, blah life would be more creep)

3.- Sarah Miller - Speak now

I meeeeean, even her shirt screams it from the 4 winds... BTW, again, Sarah's headcanon, she would have been a fan of Taylor Swift, I've no proof but no doubt either...

4.- Tess, it wasn't your time yet, finish raising me X2, my biggest mummy issues, Seveepoulos - Red (The years may pass and I'll never write - say's correctly her last name)

*breathe heavy and slow * I don't think there's a need to explain it... (BTW, the explanation that the director - showrunner and voice actor of Joel in the video games gave in the podcast break me like a promise)

[smalltownfae]

My work colleague lived in France for some years and she used the saying " nós falamos tudo e um par de botas" in comparison between here and in that country, which translated literally is "we talk everything and a pair of boots" meaning that my country, unlike a lot of european countries, speaks (or has heard at least) more than two languages. I keep being hit by the realization that this is not common everytime a spanish or french person says they dub everything and they refuse to talk anything but their own language. We only dub cartoons and when I was a kid not even all of those. I watched cartoons in english, french, german, japanese and even brazilian portuguese because we never gave a fuck about the arts so why bother finding people to dub stuff. The kids just look at the moving pictures, it works.

Just ask a 90s portuguese kid where they learned spanish and they will say Doraemon (in my case it was also Ninja Hatori and Oliver and Benji, all in spanish here for some reason but where dubbed in portuguese in 2000 something).

English? Just had to watch cartoon network. Not only in a language we didn't understand but there were no subtitles.

French? Lady Oscar and random music videos.

German was rarer but I think there was a german channel with cartoons at a specific time of the day and I was just reminded of Schnappi that just showed randomly on the most popular channel for kids at the time. Like Ilona's un monde parfait for the french.

[the-tomato-man-can]

My favorite Brazilian meme from a few years ago was when someone sped up this one country song and replaced every couple of words with "bota" (boot). I especially love this animation for the new lyrics.

Brazil memes are always strange and cryptic but my favourite one of 2021 was when we just started putting bird noises over random shit. Like this news program

[ceo-of-catboys]

Hi! Orchid, chia, sage, aloe vera, and papyrus!

hi rain :3

orchid ⇢ what’s a song you consider to be perfect?

you can't ask me stuff like this (/lighthearted) i can't possibly list all of them. umm if i had to pick one.....servant of evil

chia ⇢ what’s an inside joke you have with someone else?

there are a few with my sister, such as "quando que você vai bater as botas?" (when are you going to [euphemism for dying]?) and "eu to presa aqui pra sempre" (i'm trapped here forever)

sage ⇢ what ‘medium’ of art (poetry, music, fiction, paintings, statues etc.) is the most touching to you? why do you think that is?

i mean... *gestures vaguely at my milgram, evillious and translyrics blogs and also my oc project*. do i have to say it

aloe vera ⇢ what’s something (mundane) you really want to experience in life?

it's a little embarrassing but i'd like to get invited to a big group outing with friends.....unfortunately most of my friends live in other countries so it's a bit difficult

papyrus ⇢ if you put your ‘on repeat’ playlist on shuffle, what’s the first song that comes up? what do you like about it / associate it with?

this is how to be in love with you from milgram

i like how for most of the song youre like aww it's love :) and then she'll say something insane like "let's have matching pain" and "we fought sometimes i was happy to get hurt" and you're like oh what the fuck and then she just goes back to ai nan desu yooo ^-^

[darkmaga-returns]

ISTANBUL (Sputnik) - Turkiye hopes to launch an international gas hub in 2025 in cooperation with Russia's Gazprom, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on Friday.

"We have created a strong infrastructure to launch operation of a trading platform within the Istanbul Financial Center in 2025 under the Botas–Gazprom partnership," Bayraktar told Turkish newspaper Milliyet.

The minister said that gas prices would be determined under the Istanbul gas index.

Turkiye also hopes to get a discount, which means Turkiye will get a special price when the existing contract terminates in 2025, the minister added. In his opinion, even if Ukraine does not extend the contract on Russian gas transit, there will be no problems with the security of supplies, but there could be an increase in gas prices.

Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Russia's Kazan that both countries are continuing to work on the creation of a gas hub, and that Russia remains a reliable supplier of gas to Turkiye.

[callejondelinfierno]

Paredes - Botas de Montaña Unisex Country II Marrón - 43

Precio: (as of – Detalles) Valoración media de los compradores: 4/5 Estrellas Más información del producto Diseño modernoBota country marrón; suela poliuretano doble densidad, resistencia a la abrasión, absorción de energía y antideslizante src y o1; talla 43Corte serraje transpirable; resistencia eléctrica antiestática esdPuntera termoconformada; plantilla de eva antifatiga y antibacteriana