#kansu-kansu

[kansukansu]

here comes trixie!

[xxjblackr0sexx]

The Korhan - litle son x daddy x mommy

Ferit x Orhan x Gülgün

[alasestrellas]

Nadir taşlar gibi parlar, kalbim taştan ama aşk var.

[ms-emalfoy]

nadir sped up lyrics HUGOLA edit

gulusunde hayat buldugumm

[proofhead]

Jules Verne’nin Atlas Tarih’teki Yolculuğu

Ülkemizin yayımlandığı günden beri kalitesini hiç bozmayan, pek çok konuyu ülkemizde tarihi belgeler ışığında ilk kez dile getiren ve özellikle yayımlandığı ilk dönemlerde ciltli olarak yayımlanması sayesinde her sayısı ayrı bir kıymetli olan Atlas Tarih Dergisi’nde elbette dünyanın gördüğü en büyük fantezi bilim ve coğrafya yazarı Jules Verne de kendisine yer bulmuştur. Blogda önceki yıllarda…

[guzelhaber]

2023 Yılı Ceyhun Atuf Kansu Şiir Ödülü’ne son katılım tarihi 1 Ocak

2023 Yılı Ceyhun Atuf Kansu Şiir Ödülü’ne son katılım tarihi 1 Ocak

Ceyhun Atuf Kansu Şiir Ödülü’ne 2023 yılı için katılım koşulları açıklandı. 1986’dan bu yana düzenlenen ödüle katılım koşulları şöyle: – Ödüle aday olan yapıtlarda Ceyhun Atuf Kansu’nun şiir anlayışı göz önüne alınarak, çağdaş bir dünya görüşü ve dil bilinci temel ölçüt olacaktır. – 1 Ocak 2022 – 1 Ocak 2023 tarihleri arasında yayımlanan bütün şiir kitapları ödüle katılabilir. Ayrıca, ödül…

[rookisit]

yea i could see that

How to difference emotions? I only get some

For me most of them looks so similar

Hi there,

Could you possibly have Alexithymia? It’s when you can’t differentiate your feelings/emotions. According to Neurodivergent Insights:

When a person has alexithymia, it means they struggle with distinguishing between emotions and bodily sensations. Alexithymia occurs on a spectrum, and a person can have mild to severe alexithymic traits. Alexithymia is broadly considered a personality trait. While it is not a medical diagnosis, alexithymia is associated with several medical and mental health conditions.

The article also has these helpful visuals:

I’ll link the article below if you want to read more.

I hope this helps answer your question. Thank you for the inbox. I hope you have a wonderful day/night. ❤️

[shewhoworshipscarlin]

Earthenware ewer, 3300BC-2050BC, Kansu.

[kansukansu]

everyone say hello to hyundai girl

[xxjblackr0sexx]

The Korhan - litle son x daddy x mommy

Ferit x Orhan x Gülgün

[dreamcreature22]

Just some Redesigns and Reimagined characters i made from the animated series “MyPride”,

•Nothing: I wanted her design to reflect more of her father, now she has most of his colors, Quickmane actually manages to tear her front leg off during his attack, and blind her on the same side, now, instead of saying the weird line about Asra, Nothing is actually saved by one of Kansu’s thunderstorms, Sharptonge and Powerstrike find them during the storm, and Sharptonge proclaims that if he lays a paw on Nothing again, he will have to deal with the fury of their goddesses, and so Nothin’s life was spared. (Also, Nothing is Pansexual in this rewrite)

•Starmane:I wanted to make him more bulky, and give him a little more features, he actually lost his eye as well (I know, this would leave the cast with 3 blind characters, but that angry snout needed something more), in this rewrite, Starmane didn’t got his title as mane by conquest, he was actually a Nomane chosen by Embermane as a ward of sorts, believing him to be a good fit to lead his pride and daughters after him.

•Powerstrike: The oldest of Sharptongue and Embermane’s daughters.

•Spark/Sparkmane: That’s just an idea of how Spark (the Spark in my AU) could have looked like if he had survived into adulthood, in this AU, Spark and Nothing are the only cubs of Starmane and Powerstrike, Spark dies as a cub, so this design was just for fun ☺️☺️

[proofhead]

Mercan Yokuşu & Armaret - Jules Verne İstanbul Buluşması

İstanbul’da ismini duyup merak ettiğim yerlerden bir diğeri Mercan Yokuşu’ydu. Birkaç yıl önce Ankara’da buluştuğum bir komutan bana İstanbul’da bir Ermeni ustanın ülkenin en iyi bröve ve rozetlerini yaptığını, bu adamın dükkânının Mercan Yokuşu’nda olduğunu söylemişti. İşte o tarihten bugüne hep aklımın ve hatırlatma listemin bir köşesinde o isim, Arman Etyemez (Armaret) ismi yazıyordu. Umur’la…

[friendswithclay]

“On the left are reproduced: at the top, a vase from 3,000 years B.C. from Hopei; a vase with green paintings from Kansu, a region to which we owe a large number of pottery of very refined workmanship. At the bottom, a vase of the Panshan style and a characteristic pottery dating from about 2000 BC and already presenting the pattern of stylized meanders that will be a constant of Chinese art in the following periods in bronzes and architectural decorations.”

From: “Le grand livre de l'archéologie��� by Bosi, Roberto; 1982.

[fr-thrice]

top 5.... elk >:)

number 1 ELK THE BEST FAMILIAR ON FLIGHT RISING!!!

after that i had to look up irl elk. apparently elk is One Species of deer, but there are several subspecies listed on Wikipedia. so number 2 is Merriam's elk, and number 3 is the Eastern elk. both subspecies are now extinct, RIP to a legend.

4 is the altai wipiti cuz i like their fluffy dark fur, very pleasant. 5 is the Kansu red deer cuz it looks cool idk.

[tferyal]

Atatürk’ün verdiği isimler: Altay, Arıkan, Bozkurt, Bozok, Dirik, Ergüven, Gürer, Mete, Okan, Okyar, Öngören, Peker, Türker, Umay, Tuncak, Yıldıray, Özalp, Teoman, Kıraç, Eriş, Atalay, Doruk, Uzer, Erkin, Hazar, Yiğit, Damar, Korutürk, Ülkü, Gökçen, Bayar, Kansu, Kılıç...

[chanoyu-to-wa]

The Chanoyu Hyaku-shu [茶湯百首], Part I:  Poem 22.

〽 Shina-jina no kama ni yorite no na ha ōi            kama no sōmei kansu to zo iu

     [品〻の釜によりての名は多し、            釜の總名鑵子とぞ云う].

    “Even though the many different kinds of kama all have different names, the general term for kama is kansu [鑵子].”

    Kansu [鑵子] refers to a vessel that was used to boil water, regardless of whether it was made of bronze, brass, or iron.  Historically, it is said that kansu in Western Japan were suspended over the fire by means of a hane [羽]¹ (flange) that projected from the sides of the kama and which rested on either side of the fire-hole (in the kamado [竈]²), while in Eastern Japan, the preference was for the kansu that were made to be suspended over the fire on a chain (these kansu lacked the hane).

    Only the earliest version of this poem -- in the collection that was given to Matsu-ya Hisamasa -- differs ever so slightly from the others:

〽 shina-jina no kama ni yorite no na ha aredo, kama no sō-mei kansu to zo iu

[品々の釜によりての名はあれど、 釜の總名くゎんすとぞ云う].

    “Although their different names depend on [the shape or other particulars of] the kama, the generic name for [all] kama is kwansu³.”

    Aside from minor changes to the grammar, the meaning is identical to the version found in all of the other manuscripts.

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¹That is, they were ha-gama [羽釜].  A kansu of this type is shown below.

    Note that this is not a kama made for chanoyu, but a kansu, made for heating water on the kamado.  Pieces of this sort have narrower mouths than pots that were made for cooking food, to minimize evaporation.

²A kamado [竈] was the east Asian equivalent of a kitchen stove.  Usually made of stones (though in later period fire-bricks were also used), the whole was covered with mud-plaster (for insulation).  The kamado was usually located under the eves at the back side of the residence, with the area open on at least one side (to allow the fumes and smells to dissipate without affecting the air inside the residence).

    Residential kamado generally had two kake-guchi [掛口], the openings in the top where pots were suspended over the fire -- one was designed to accommodate the large rice-cooking pot, and the other a smaller nabe [鍋] for boiling soups (of course either could be used for other purposes, once these important dishes had been prepared).  Fuel -- either charcoal (in wealthier households) or firewood, is fed to the fire through the hi-guchi [火口] in the front of the kamado.

³Literally, the name is written (phonetically) as kwansu [くゎんす] in pre-modern Japanese.  The modern pronunciation is kansu.

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