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Frankly, my dear, I don't give a shit

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Phare de la Jument, Brittany, France: La Jument is a lighthouse in Brittany, Northwestern France. The lighthouse is built on a rock about 300 metres from the coast of the island of Ushant. There is also a very different lighthouse about 3 kilometres to the North, the Nividic lighthouse. Wikipedia

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Nividic lighthouse (1912/1936) located west of the Isle of Ouessant, Brittany, France

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Nividic lighthouse, France.

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📍Nividic Lighthouse, Ushant, France

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Nividic lighthose

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Phare de la Jument

Lighthouse in France

La Jument is a lighthouse in Brittany, Northwestern France. The lighthouse is built on a rock about 300 metres from the coast of the island of Ushant. There is also a very different lighthouse about 3 kilometres to the North, the Nividic lighthouse. 

Address: Ushant, France

Construction started: 1904

Height: 47 m

Automated: 1991

Materials: Concrete, Brick

Hours: Open ⋅ Closes 5:30 pm

Foundation: concrete base

Coordinates: 48°25′0″N 5°7′59″W / 48.41667°N 5.13306°W

Shape: octagonal tower with balcony and lantern

Power source: solar power

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Finally, I want to express my gratitude to the group of individuals who helped Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar become more than just a place of employment for me—instead, a second home. My friends, I could not have approached each day with the same vigor and zeal you have all seen in me without you all. Anupama Pradeepan Satadru Chakrabarty Arijit Reeves Jay Khemchandani Manasasri Muralidharan Tanumita Misra Neha Kumari Manasvi Cm Hyma Balakrishnan Rik Chakraborty Falguni Tailor Anjana V Nivid Desai Sumit Nandi Shriya Naidu Kanmani Hemantji Deepakshi Sangeet and so many more people.... This is me signing off!! And hope to meet everyone very soon again.

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german and irish forenames BUT excluding "k"

Adarnán Adear Adhan Adhna Adnalbhal Afrair Aibhilhel Aicharich Aimele Airchta Aithar Amhan Andás Annas Ansinnian Aoibhind Aoimín Aoine Aoiriese Aoldeard Aomhna Aomhín Aorbhfhla Arnalen Atrinna Aximhe Aximher Baidhanz Baoilix Barcán Barghilín Bassaoil Beirgaric Benear Berhaghna Beteán Betrí Bliang Bodhuilís Briel Brigmut Briona Bréan Bríonn Bróir Bualbhach Buath Bébhann Bébhe Cachre Caigna Cainníle Cainza Caitz Calver Caoda Caoiltán Caoleach Carbhín Carla Cathala Cathar Catjacán Catya Cearal Chaidhla Chell Ciana Cinth Ciobóis Ciodhón Cionch Cliann Clirea Clouilín Cobinier Coimh Coiselm Comhnel Comhíona Conah Coniam Cornort Corsta Cosalber Criann Criust Cuadh Cuaig Cuing Cuirlha Cyrindán Cyris Cúmhg Cúmhuir Daghan Dalbhín Dannait Dartas Davenja Deanz Deanán Dearigh Dearlev Deart Declouinn Degarnach Delda Demich Dernán Dertann Dertrine Didianual Dieda Dighal Digis Dinann Disanán Distín Dithy Doibhar Domáith Dubhadh Dubharóna Dubhfhonn Dubhilín Dubhiona Dubhna Dubhíon Dáithch Déanait Dóirnán Eachaev Earghalm Edred Eidemirna Eigise Eigín Einnall Eirain Eiral Eleán Emaoda Emiach Emild Emilin Emines Emingot Eminne Emirey Emmarra Eorchel Eornán Erislinn Ertand Esench Ewallas Faoirete Feach Feachéada Fealph Feamhgh Feardiete Feariodhg Feibhango Felsa Fiang Finneach Fiobna Fiodh Fiodhle Fiodo Fionathín Fioniamhí Fionárd Flainnán Flormaise Flouir Flouira Franárd Freach Fretelm Frine Frisla Féill Féimhaidh Fétall Gaina Gandás Geargan Gebast Gernam Gerostia Gisbean Glait Gober Gobhen Grinhober Gréaf Gus-pete Gusald Güntán Haelia Harnán Heach Heacán Heado Heari Heith Helipp Hellian Hermaic Hiann Hiardghar Hilingha Huall Hundán Hustóild Iandan Ilber Imhubhana Inatja Iseallait Iúdán Janne Jereald Jerinn Joach Joachard Johair Johall Johne Josephin Jutto Jürga Jürgham Jürgus Laislait Learne Lenja Limhón Linhen Lisnese Lonnert Lorig Lormirch Lottele Louibhad Louinaico Luirin Lumheld Machtnah Maelgann Maglaill Maimellas Mainn Maise Maith Maldeann Manah Mande Mangot Maodh Maoibherd Maola Maolph Maoltán Marainza Marbhilín Marcual Mardt Marichta Marlan Marne Marnoth Marnín Marthmar Martrí Mattefan Meachinm Meacober Mearn Mearst Melacht Meliede Micain Milheigh Milín Minach Minadh Mioni Monach Monghann Muird Muiriarne Muise Mundrain Muntachín Musaoir Muten Mutte Máirnán Móirfhín Naith Naithar Niamhóg Nichain Nicht Nioch Nivid Nuelmuirs Nóirla Odalgena Oinne Olchán Olfra Ormaine Othmaith Othriana Othín Ottscait Ottsch Paust Peigne Pethacham Pilireann Pilín Póidh Racht Radbhárd Radhach Ramal Ramha Ranth Reachelís Reachias Retel Richt Rielsarle Riona Robhghal Roiben Roimhann Roirín Roliestín Rolinchán Rolmiand Rolmutz Romás Ronna Rosch Roseárd Rotte Ruall Ruathann Rudea Réadh Ríogán Róilís Róina Saever Saith Saodhles Saola Saothghín Saral Sarbhala Seach Seachal Seamann Seogán Seárlen Shelvin Siasamar Siodh Siolgaith Sionghna Slainéig Steas Sternait Steárt Stoignala Sulina Séadh Séadhan Séadhna Séaglán Séalarnán Séamhna Séamhín Séasth Tachth Tastenzel Tiamonnán Tiedid Tigislaus Timhach Timheroch Tinaith Tiodh Tonait Tonna Tuadh Téadha Téalph Uadhnassa Uairga Uanghselm Uasterna Uatrictof Uirrac Uliain Urcán Urcárd Utthy Vichachan Vinne Volgertúr Wiliamha Wilian Wilín Winna Wisna Wolaf Wolmhghil Xenchlian Yvenina Ágand Ágarchlan Áicto Áithín Árdhbhán Éalmuir Éanne Éarnán Éastias Éibhfhil Éidhn Éimean Éimhach Éirmlaoir Órlenz Órlorido Únluguno

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quand l'océan se déchaîne au large d'Ouessant et frappe de plein fouet le Nividic, ma pensée est pour ces gardiens de phares en mer ... solitaires et courageux

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I had a long winded thing typed and tumblr deleted it 😭 so here we go again !

I wanted to waffle a bit about the shift in tone/aura of my blog lately.

My blogs vibe has shifted a lot since its inception, but I had really gotten into this "positivity inclusive (read: anti-trad/anti-terf) housewife" thing in 2023. And in the months I spent focusing on that in my life I learned so much about gratitude and positive thinking that has truly fundamentally changed my mental health and how I see and experience the world around me. But it always felt like I was just ignoring a huge part of myself.

I would come on here and write about gratitude and positivity and subconsciously I feel like I postured myself as this elegent and soft spoken lady when thats....not me at all. I am an air-headed and ham-handed lady that either doesn't take something seriously or has panic attacks over how serious i believe something is. I am awkward and stiff and most importantly I am NOT a positive, perfect kind of person that I feel like my blog gave off. I am an anxious mess and have a tendency to be negative. Which is a big reason why I focused so much on positivity and gratitude, which again has really positively impacted me. Even with my anxiety and mental health struggles I am way less negative than I ever was before.

I've mentioned before, but the end of 2022 brought up some challenges for me that I had never encountered before and never thought I would encounter. And I feel like I really grabbed onto the whole positivity/gratitude shtick as a way of avoiding coping with that. But when my I had to resuscitate my husband last month along with a few other stressful things that were new experiences for me, I think it kind of "uno-reversed" the stress of late 2022 and I had a real "I've lost myself bit" introspection.

I've said it twice, but the complete focus on positivity and gratitude and my role as a wife and a mother helped me so much. So much in fact, that I spent some time struggling with the thought that I'd lost myself a bit. I had this thought of "well, this way of thinking and living has done me so good, why should I ease off the gas?". But in focusing so much on that side of me, I was neglecting the other side of me. I couldn't tell you how many times my husband would sit me down and say something to the effect of "Nivids, you're going too hard in the sauce. You don't have to put all your eggs in one basket" and I would write it off. And as usual, here i am realizing that he knew me better than myself all along yet again!

So I've been trying to let loose on here. I refused to post about my interests on here beyond "nature, appalachia, housewife, positivity, gratitude, and occasional witchery" because I didn't think my weird interests or humor could mesh well with it. But im trying to just not give a damn. This has also coupled with an effort to engage in my silly weird interests in my real world life as well.

My husband points out a lot that I don't let myself enjoy my own things. One thing about my husband is that he drops some harsh truths sometimes lol. One big one is that 99% of the situations i feel i CANT do something, i am just not letting myself do it. For example, if I lament that I haven't had a chance to watch a video I've been waiting to watch because my son has been watching his stuff on TV, he will say "you can tell him he's had his turn and watch your tv" and I think "wow, I guess I really did just want to feel powerless to validate my inaction huh". And I think I've been doing a lot of that self-regulation this year to cope with everything that's been going on.

All of that is to say, I am sorry if you followed me this year because you are a fellow housewife and enjoyed my peaceful, nature-centric positivity and are like WTF happened to this girl when I start posting Mary Reilly, Chris Fleming, and clown doll lmao

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My Love Is Like a...Large Large Mermaid

This is a science fiction romance that tackles some pretty heavy issues: the future of humankind following our disastrous Anthropocene Era; how, or if, humans should be punished and/or restricted for what they've done to the planet; and the complete realignment of thought as to life and consciousness and the necessity to minimize the human damage to both. All this is nestled inside a love story between a human woman and a genetically engineered cyborg/post-human Alloy named Vaha, who is basically a 120-meter long space mermaid capable of surviving in vacuum and creating her own wormholes to travel to other systems. (Don't worry, Vaha can also create a secondary body called an "incarn" which can hold her transferred consciousness, and can relate to and fall in love with the human protagonist Jayanthi.)

There is quite a bit of thoughtful and detailed worldbuilding here, and the author carefully examines the ratifications of her premise. This is set centuries in the future when the posthuman Alloys have taken over, saved and mostly restored planet Earth. Due to the Compact written at the start of the Alloy Era, humans are confined to the planet. Capitalism and exploration are things of the long-ago past; the alloys provide all human needs and human ambition is strictly discouraged. There's even a diagnosed syndrome called Aspiration and Avarice Disorder which can be treated in humans via gene therapy.

As the story starts, there's a newly discovered habitable planet called Meru that the Alloys are opening to research missions. One of our protagonists, Jayanthi, is uniquely suited to live on the planet due to her sickle cell anemia syndrome, which she has not used gene therapy to cure, as Meru's atmosphere has a higher oxygen percentage than Earth's. Jayanthi wants to demonstrate that humans should be permitted to explore the stars again, and an alloy named Hamsu manages to push through a research mission with Jayanthi at the center of it.

The alloy pilot Vaha is recruited to fly Jayanthi to Meru, and their connection and love story begins. (It's not quite insta-love, but it's close; their connection is immediate. They are both very young, twenty and twenty-two respectively. One wonders how long such a relationship can last, but the author does a good job of showing their deep feelings for each other.) But there are factions who want the mission to fail, and Vaha's former best friend Kaliyu, who harbors an irrational bias against humans, is recruited to sabotage the mission.

There are quite a few twisty plot turns here, as Vaha and Jayanthi are separated, Vaha suffers an accident that temporarily strips away most of her memory, and Jayanthi is abandoned on Meru. She manages to talk the artificially-intelligent constructs on the planet into taking her offworld, and ends up aboard another constructi, Chedi, a free agent who travels through the system. Jayanthi is also pregnant with her own genetically engineered child (a child bearing some of Vaha's genes) that she created to force the mission on Meru to continue. Once Vaha and Jayanthi are reunited and Vaha recovers (some) of her memory, they end up on the Nivid, the one permanent alloy construct in the system that is a repository of all alloy and human knowledge. They are then put through a series of trials that will determine the future of humanity.

There are a lot of ethical and philosophical conundrums explored in this book, as the alloys basically look at humans as misguided children that need to be guided, protected, and restricted for their own good, and Jayanthi is trying to show that the rules of the Compact are are patronizing and outdated. She and Vaha don't quite win in the end, but there is hope for the future of humanity and their daughter Akshaya.

This is a deep and thoughtful SF story that will reward a careful reading. There is action here, but it is not particularly fast-paced, and the romance between Vaha and Jayanthi plays an important part. This took me quite a few days to read, as it is not a story to be rushed through, but you will be rewarded.

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Nividic lighthouse

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