#cymes

[detournementsmineurs]

"La Guerre des Trônes – Le Clan Bonaparte (Saison 8)" série de docu-fictions présentés par Bruno Solo avec Maxime d'Aboville, Charlotte Meynaert, Michel Cymes et Stéphane Bern, décembre 2024.

[mack-timelines]

UHHHHHH Hey guys wanna- uh wanna ask me about my aus- he he or my uh OC Sam and Max siblings?? If ya curious :0 (i have more aus but their mostly unfinished or haven't posted on here yet)

[q-ueen-potato]

Mandalorian Shmi and how this changes everything au.

Basically, before being a slave, Shmi was mandalorian young woman from a loved and strong family, something something happens and she is caught on an ambush, her beskar stolen and she is sold as nothing less than a thing.

Shmi was born Cyme(Shee-mey), She started to be called Shmi because the slave dealers couldn't get her name right as it was originally wrote in Mando'a. I am not sure from what clan she would have came from but this will be important later. But i could always use Kemi'tra as her surname.

Shmi survives because her family will eventually came to her rescue, also they surely would fight the Jedi for Anakin.

[rattyexplores]

Photo 1 - Cyme quadrilineata / Photo 2 - Schistophleps albida

Photo 3 - Plectophila sp. / Photo 4 - Philobota sp.

Photo 5 - Batrachedra sp. / Photo 6 - Stathmopoda auriferella

Photo 7 - Hypenodinae sp. / Photo 8 - Crambidae sp.

Moths spotted in a small country town. Any found IDs will be added to this post.

08/09/23 - Lepidoptera

QLD:CQC - Mackay, in city

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[silentium-soul]

Polène Cyme - Edition Alpaga

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Besiktas

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(In the black, obviously, but the size of the red one)

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[infoscoop]

Michel Cymes recommande des siestes plus longues après une raclette

Michel Cymes recommande des siestes plus longues après une raclette https://infoscoop.fr/wp-content/uploads/faites-la-sieste-selon-michel-cymes-20-ou-30-minutes-2909.webp Le célèbre médecin Michel Cymes recommande une sieste de 20 minutes après une salade composée et de 30 minutes après une raclette ou une choucroute. #michelcymes #saladecomposée #choucroute #raclette #duréesieste #recommandation #sieste #digestion #cognition #créativité #stress #mémoire #sommeil https://is.gd/DRFW8e

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Word List: Sweet

beautiful words with "sweet" to try to include in your poem/story

Bittersweet - pleasure accompanied by suffering or regret; being at once bitter and sweet

Meadowsweet - any of several spireas

Oversweet - excessively sweet; cloying

Presweeten - to make (a food or beverage) sweet or sweeter in advance and especially during manufacture or preparation

Sweetbells - an eastern North American deciduous shrub (Leucothoe racemosa) with pinkish flowers in long racemes

Sweetberry - sheepberry i.e., a North American shrub or small tree (Viburnum lentago) having white flowers in flat cymes

Sweetbread - the thymus or pancreas of a young animal (such as a calf) used for food

Sweetbriar - an Old World rose (especially Rosa eleganteria) with stout recurved prickles and white to deep rosy-pink single flowers; called also eglantine

Sweetening - something that sweetens

Sweetfish - ayu i.e., a small salmonlike anadromous fish (Plecoglossus altivelis) of Japan that is highly esteemed as a food fish

Sweetflag - any of a genus (Acorus) of perennial herbaceous plants that are typically found in wetlands of the northern hemisphere and have long narrow leaves and aromatic roots

Sweetgrass - a slender fragrant perennial grass (Hierochloe odorata) that typically grows in moist soils and is used especially in basketry

Sweetish - somewhat sweet; unpleasantly sweet

Sweetroot - licorice

Sweetshop - a candy store

Sweetsop - sugar apple

Sweetveld - African veld that is not markedly acid in soil reaction and is characterized by production in the presence of adequate mositure of palatable grazing of predominantly annual grasses

Sweetwood - a laurel (Laurus nobilis)

Sweetwort - an unfermented malt infusion

Unsweetened - not containing added sugar; not sweetened

If any of these words inspire your writing, do tag me or send me a link. I'd love to read your work!

More: Word Lists

[detournementsmineurs]

Michel Cymes, Stéphane Bern, Charlotte Meynaert et Maxime d'Aboville dans "La Guerre des Trônes – Le Clan Bonaparte (Saison 8)" série de docu-fictions présentés par Bruno Solo, décembre 2024.

[mack-timelines]

FELLAS - I love em

The outfit designing goes hard on these two~ YES. I KNOW ITS NOT FINISH SPARE ME T-T Their names are Maxi and Samantha if you will~ but the ones on the ref are nicknames Shoutout to @silverlizard012, we basically own this Au mate, thanks for the help :3 <3/p

The Work Attires~ Mx.M probably should have gloves but meh, alt fits under

Eepy fits and Fancy fits Lore? I barely know her The best I can give ya is that, They both a "flower" shop, they rivals with crushes and this Au is more of a fantasy vibe. They are Nymphs basically and that're respective flowers are Poppies and Daffodils~

[q-ueen-potato]

Infos about the mandalorians that saved Shmi...

Ther are a clan that jokes they are made of lost and founds...

Ronan and Mirta are siblings that had lost their families during some conflict.

Kian and Uma are twins that are abandoned that Ronan raised as his own.

Hanna is a bounty hunter that once lost all hope in life until she had meet Simas, together they joined the family after all.

Their ages when meeting Shmi are...

Shmi: 47 years old

Ronan: 57 years old

Mirta: 51 years old

Kian: 44 years

Uma: 44 years old

Simas: 32 years old

Hanna: 30 years old

[bbltheque]

girl in september

Back to school after European Summer. Enjoying fall. Getting caramel lattes because she is tired of matcha. Knitted dress and high knee boots combo. Her Polene Cyme bag in brown is heavy. Minimal make up. Wearing her glasses seriously this time. Deep red nails. Studying in the library after class. Watching 2000's romcoms at night. Wake up at 5 am so she can get her bag. Already planning her fall vacation in NYC.

[whencyclopedia]

Amazon Women

In Greek mythology, the Amazons were a race of warlike women noted for their riding skills, courage, and pride, who lived at the outer limits of the known world, sometimes specifically mentioned as the city of Themiskyra on the Black Sea. Their queen was Hippolyte, and although Homer tells us they were 'the equal of men', they most famously fought and lost separate battles against three Greek heroes: Hercules, Theseus, and Bellerophon. Scenes from these battles were popular in Greek art, especially on pottery and in monumental sculpture adorning some of the most important buildings in the Greek world, including the Parthenon of Athens. Intriguingly, archaeological investigation of tombs across Eurasia has shown conclusively that many women of nomadic steppe tribes were indeed warriors, particularly around the Black Sea area.

Origins & Name

In mythology, the Amazons were daughters of Ares, the god of war. They were members of a women-only society where men were welcomed only for breeding purposes and all male infants were killed. They were thought to dwell at the edge of what the Greeks considered their 'civilized' world and were most often associated with the area around the southern coast of the Black Sea, particularly the city-state of Themiskyra. Another Anatolian connection was at Ephesus, where it was thought Amazons had sacrificed to the goddess of hunting Artemis at her temple there and performed war dances, a ceremony repeated annually thereafter. Indeed, the foundation of many settlements in Asia Minor was credited to Amazons, notably Ephesus, Cyme, Sinope, Priene, Myrina, Smyrna, and Mytilene on Lesbos.

Herodotus (c. 484 – 425/413 BCE), writing in his Histories (Bk. 4, 110-117), gives a lengthy description of a meeting between Amazons and Scythians. Young warriors of the latter group persuaded a number of visiting Amazons to set up a new society together, with the women insisting neither they nor their offspring would change their lifestyles at all. This new race was considered the origins of the Sarmatians in southern Russia, appropriately enough, a people famous for their horses and military aggression.

Essentially, the society of the Amazons was thought of as Greek male-society in reverse and so they pursued such traditional male-dominated activities as horse-riding, hunting, and warfare. In legend (with no supporting historical evidence), the Amazons burnt off their right breast in order to better use a bow and throw a spear, indeed, the term a-mazon was popularly understood as meaning 'breastless', although alternative meanings include 'one breast' or 'not breast-fed.' Another alternative origin of the name is that it comes from Persian and means simply 'warrior.' One final interpretation is that the name derives from the Armenian, meaning 'Moon-goddess', and refers to priestesses of the Moon on the southern shores of the Black Sea who did, on occasion, bear arms. Interestingly, Amazons are not depicted in ancient Greek art with a missing breast. The historian Adrienne Mayor suggests that the literary confusion, therefore, comes from the similarity between mazon and the Greek word for breast mastos. In art, Amazons are most often depicted wearing hoplite armour and they frequently ride a horse. The most common weapons are the bow and spear, but there are also examples where Amazons carry axes. They were not only regarded as capable warriors but also particular experts at ambush and cavalry charges.

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