#tp orca

[lucyjung]

TP au doodles (with just orca)

[midonamiqui]

The Twili Gang as merfolk! (Yes it is Link's beast mode)

Also since moray eels have two set of jaws and teeth Zant was born to be a moray because... Creepy mouth. And since moray are living in coral reefs it is also an excuse to instead make him live in his giant helm like in his boss battle.

Kinda looks like a SpongeBob house now that I think of it but oh well.

[gotnothingbutyaoi]

As I age and replay through the Zelda games I realize that I have opinions on them that aren't always the popular ones, so I'll just rate them here and explain later.

At the very bottom of my list is the games that I have barely played and are just there.

Zelda 2 and Phantom Hourglass, I played them once years ago and for like two hours max.

Next is one the only zelda game I hate! Triforce Heros, I hate it that's my review of it. It's one of the only games I have played that replaying it worsened my opinion off it. I did not finish it on my rerun.

OoT(3DS), it's low on the list and I will not apologize for it. Not a big fan of it. Getting Epona always piss me off, the forest temple always annoy me and the gold skulltula quest is not worth finishing.

The wild Era of Zelda (BotW & TotK). It's not that I don't like them It's that they don't feel like zelda games. But overall I do like them but less than the rest.

Wind Waker(GameCube), love it but it as it's problems. It would be higher but it's a bit too grindy and at time stupidly difficult for no reasons (looking at you Orca, like really 500 hit for one heart piece?!), and puppet Ganon is horid.

A Link between worlds, it's great! I did not enjoy it the first time but I was also not good at games then. I got it when it released played through it in one go and didn't touch it for years (until last year) and after replaying it I really liked it, but some of the mini games leave to be desired.

Skyward Sword, I have both versions and I love them both! I will say it the motions controls were quite good and the side quests were fine, no there isn't too many side quests. The part I did not like was Demise fight I didn't understood how it worked but love Girahim.

Hyrule Warrior's (DE), I have played all three versions, I have played and replayed this game so many time and I never get tired. Love Volga the most out of the new characters (I'm a dragon person, like I have a collection of dragon statues and plushies) and Wizro the least.

Majora's Mask(3DS), I LOVE MM, it's my favorite one, I just need to hear the music to want to play it again and I will play it again. I always 100% it, the quests are just so good and the story is also really good and weird. But fuck Snowhead temple it's always the one temple I'm not exited to replay. I always forget the Ikanna well.

I am currently replaying TP I'll give my thoughts on it when I'm done with it. And I'll make post to go in depth on my thoughts on the other games too.

[killer-orca-cosplay]

To: STCOM Sealth Puget From: COMGEN Melissa Hazen Sealth, trothkin, the Skobel engineers have finally finished the fitting out of your machine. The upgrades are... substantial. Look them over. And then, if you would, join me and some others for a night out, quiaff? I wish to get to know you better. We will be fighting alongside each other, after all.

BattleMech Technical Readout Name/Model: Orca 'Sealth' OC-1Xb Designer: Frogblast Source(s): Custom Mordel.Net Units Technology: Inner Sphere (Mixed) Technology Rating: F Tonnage: 200 Role: Sniper Configuration: Superheavy Biped BattleMech Era/Year: Dark Age / 3150 Rules (Current): Experimental (Extinct) Rules (Era): Experimental Rules (Year): Experimental (Extinct) Total Cost: 107,450,500 C-Bills Battle Value: 4,435 Chassis: Skobel Endo-Composite Endo-Composite Power Plant: Skobel SH-4K 400 XL Walking Speed: 21.6 kph Maximum Speed: 32.4 kph Jump Jets: None Jump Capacity: None Armor: Skobel SH-FF Plate Ferro-Fibrous with CASE II Armament: 2 ExoStar Balefire (Clantech) ER PPCs (C) 1 Rheinmetall PzH 3050 Long Tom Artillery Cannon (C) 1 Baal Defense Hellstorm 40CX LRM 20 w/ Artemis V FCS (C) 1 ExoStar Pinnacle (Clantech) ER Large Laser (C) 1 Krupp Sturmfeuer Light Gauss Rifle 1 Baal Defense Quad-Aught 6400 SRM 6 w/ Artemis V FCS (C) 1 Baal Defense Inferno Shield 2000CX Laser Anti-Missile System (C) 1 Baal Defense Silverfang 120X Small X-Pulse Laser Manufacturer: Skobel MechWorks Primary Factory: Yakima Proving Grounds, Terra Communications: GarbleTalker X with Nova CEWS Targeting & Tracking: Nokia 33100 with Advanced Targeting Computer ================================================================================================ Equipment Mass Internal Structure: Endo-Composite (C) 30.00 Engine: 400 XL (C) 26.50 Walking MP: 2 Running MP: 3 Jumping MP: 0 Heat Sinks (Double): 20 40 10.00 Gyro: Superheavy 8.00 Cockpit: Superheavy 4.00 Armor Factor: 600 31.50 Type: Ferro-Fibrous (C) Internal Armor Structure Value Head: 4 12 Center Torso: 60 96 Center Torso (rear): 24 R/L Torso: 42 68 R/L Torso (rear): 16 R/L Arm: 33 66 R/L Leg: 42 84 ================================================================================================ Weapons and Ammo Location Critical Tonnage Nova CEWS (C) H 1 1.50 SRM 6 w/ Artemis V FCS (C) CT 1 1.50 Small X-Pulse Laser CT 1 1.00 Targeting Computer (C) CT 6 6.00 CASE II (C) RT 1 0.50 Communications Equipment (4 tons) (C) RT 2 4.00 ER PPC w/ Capacitor (C) RT 2 7.00 Laser Anti-Missile System (C) RT 1 1.00 Long Tom Artillery Cannon (Ammo 30) (C) RT 3 6.00 CASE II (C) LT 1 0.50 ER PPC w/ Capacitor (C) LT 2 7.00 LRM 20 w/ Artemis V FCS (C) LT 2 5.00 LRM 20 (Ammo 18) (C) LT 2 3.00 Light Gauss Rifle (Ammo 32) LT 1 2.00 SRM 6 (Ammo 30) Artemis V LT 1 2.00 Long Tom Artillery Cannon (C) RA 8 20.00 CASE II (C) LA 1 0.50 ER Large Laser w/ Insulator (C) LA 2 4.50 Light Gauss Rifle LA 3 12.00 Note: Equipped with RISC Heat Sink Override Kit ================================================================================================ Alpha Strike Statistics Point Value (PV): 94 TP: BM, SZ: 4, TMM: 0, MV: 4" Damage: (S) 4 / (M) 4 / (L) 3, OV: 4 Armor (A): 20, Structure (S): 10 Specials: AMS, ARTLTC-1, CASEII, ECM, IF1, LG, MHQ5, NOVA, OVL, PRB, RCN The OC-1Xb Orca 'Sealth' is subject to the following Design Quirks: Accurate Weapon (Long Tom Cannon) Combat Computer Distracting Fast Reload (Long Tom Cannon) Improved Cooling Jacket (ER Large Laser) Improved Communications Improved Sensors Improved Targeting (Long) Multi-Trac

A Long Tom attached to a Battlemech? Most intriguing...I do believe Tolkitai will get much use out of that.

It also pleases me to see the all important small laser for close-in support. If there is one thing I have learned, it is never to underestimate what one single laser in the right place can do. This steed will serve us well. My thanks. ...in truth I would not say no to a meal. I have been having the oddest craving for salmon sushi recently.

[tokenlauncher]

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[viscoushibiscus]

DREAM SMP BEASTARS AU BECAUSE I AM BORED AND WANTED TO

I got the idea for this AU like AGES ago and wanted to finally finish the dream team characters ( just for comparison, this was started back when Niki didn't fully dye her hair pink yet, and it's probably made somewhere during Tommy's exile). I just really like the dichotomy between herbivores and carnivores in Beastars and thought exploiting them for possible fluff and angst is a great idea. Here are a few head cannons I came up with:

-Dream is a coyote, and one of the strongest students at the school (Cherryton academy or maybe another school?). Everyone thinks he's going to be the next Beastar because of his charisma and very accepting nature, though it's a tough pick between him and Techno.

-thing people don't know abt him is dream actually goes to the black market (place for herbivore meat trade, which is illegal) very often.

-He used to sneak out of class with Sapnap, and one time he brought Sapnap to the black market. He and Sapnap ended up making it sort of a monthly to bi-weekly thing

-when the two became friends with George, however, Sapnap started to feel bad for eating herbivore meat and started flaking out. Dream tried to reason with him that it's "completely different" but sapnap still refuses to go because he feels he has at least SOME moral backbone to fight his carnivore instincts. the whole affair kinda puts a stick in their once strong as hell friendship. Sapnap still sticks by his values though, especially when he makes friends with Karl ( a llama) and Quackity (a duck). Dream still thinks of Sapnap as a coward for being such a softie.

-dream acts very protectively over George ( who is a dwarf rabbit), and George is either completely oblivious to his advances or has zero self-preservation instincts being next to a carnivore.

-idk if Sapnap as a panda bear would be 2 meters tall or have to take the government-mandated medication, but just for the angst factor, imagine him having to take that strength-reducing medication, and always gets such a bad head-ache. He's just in his dorm room, writhing in pain, and bbh always comes and brings him soup, or honey, and comforts him, rubbing his back, encouraging him.

-Bbh is the absolute nicest panther ever, he was probably a past beastar or gonna be a candidate for one.

-Tommy has a one-sided rivalry with dream, Tommy doesn't want to be a beastar as much as he wants to just kick Dreams ass at something like Techno does and put him in his place.

-One time though, tommy decides to follow Dream when dream sneaks out late at night. Worst f**king decision ever made. He is lead to the black market, and the moment he steps in, he's IMMEDIATELY overwhelmed by all the scents and smells, it's so so much. He sees all the herbivore meat hanging from hooks and stuff, at first he's pulled to it, but immediately cowers out, thinking of tubbo and techno and starts having a mini panic attack in the alleyway. He runs away as soon as he can.

-The next day, Tommy feels very uncomfortable around everyone. He's just very reactive to the slightest movement. He's an omnivore, so he doesn't have that need for meat as carnivores do, but he's still pulled to it. Nearly biting off Tubbo's hand at some point. At that point, he just decides to hide in a bathroom stall until classes are over. Ranboo finds him there, sobbing in the corner, and sits beside him. They share their problems, Tommy shares his story about the black market, Ranboo empathizes.

-Tommy originally hated Ranboo because he didn't feel that Tubbo was safe hanging around a carnivore( ranboo is a komodo dragon, because ender dragon->dragon->komodo dragon connection), but Tubbo just told him that Tommy himself is an omnivore so he shouldn't hang around him either if that's the case.

-Tubbo actually doesn't fear death, death fears him. He can, will, and does walk into the carnivore dorms to hang around his friends at 2:00 am, thank you very much.

-most, if not all of the dream smp is in the drama club, and some go to different clubs for different interests along with that.

-The dream smp lore is just a big ass multi-part play they're all working on in drama club

-Niki is a golden retriever, she is always very kind, and even herbivores feel safe around her. Don't be fooled by her appearance though, she is still very fierce when she needs to.

-one of the teachers is an ant-eater, and Wilbur absolutely hates that teacher and hates anteaters by extension.

-Wilbur also has a friend in the drama club, who is a blue sheep, but never caught her name, so he just calls them Friend. even when he finds out about their name, he still calls them Friend for the inside joke.

-at some point Wilbur was so sleep-deprived he started looking like a ghost, people start nicknaming him ghostbur. and ghostbur hung around Friend a lot, they took care of him then, mostly.

-wilbur is an otter because orcas and salmon are fish and otters are water mammals( fish->water->otter. idk made sense with his connection to water and all.

-Techno is the strongest herbivore able to wrestle and beat dream, which is very surprising for a hog. He got that scar on his eye from the fight he had with dream. Techno has a hunch he knows exactly what's going on with dream but doesn't say anything. He prefers not tp get involved. You'd think he's feel bad for the herbivores, but he lives by "survival of the fittest" being probably raised in a very harsh environment. (or maybe he had a Louis-esque story, being bought/saved from the black market by Phil)

-Dream knows that Tommy followed him into the black market, he just let it happen, and now he holds that over him like blackmail. (cue the bullying and/or emotional manipulation exile-arc style)

That's it for now, I have a few more ideas but I don't want to make this post too long. Hope you liked it,please don't take this too seriously, this is just for fun and exploring herbivore carnivore dynamics with dream smp characters.

[curious-sootball]

A (probably weird) thought about Treasure Planet's worldbuilding: we see the flying manta rays all over space port Montressor, and we get a shot of a school of orcus galacticus; basically the Etherium versions of seagulls and dolphins/orcas; So, following that logic, there is a possibility that somewhere in the Etherium there are giant ass space manta rays (or those cursed-looking ray-sharks paleonthologists have been crazy about) pulling double duty as space albatrosses. Honestly, a lot of ancient marine life could've fit the TP aethetic with a bit of customisation (but a lot of big, thriving sea creatures would imply the existence of space plankton or something close to it in size maybe even including sailors)

On a cuter note, Imagine Delbert gushing about the space mantas during the voyage, and then later one actually gets close enough to RLS Legacy to be observed; Doppler gets called up on deck, assuming there is some astrophysics-related hangup happening, but instead captain Amelia goes "I've heard you wanted to see a space manta with your own eyes, Doctor?", points him in the right direction and watches the fireworks. Bonus points: so does everyone else (who isn't busy)

[salemwritesxx]

May I ask which boys you do write with?

Sure! Bnha characters i like are hawks, bakugou, endeavor, kirishima, kaminari, Monoma, tokoyami, amajiki, shinso, inasa, vlad king and gang orca

HQ characters include oikawa, hinata, nishinoya, thighchi daichi, aone, kageyama, kuroo, bokuto, Lev, iwaizumi, miya twins, ushijima

demon slayer it’s only tanjiro and giyu, tho i like inosuke and zenitsu as characters A LOT im not into them in that way

other random characters are hitachiin twins, botw and tp link, I have seen a bit of free! And i like the mikoshiba siblings a lot, Haru and rin ofc and nagisa

I can't think of more, really, so yeah... Those are quite a few anyways, maybe i will add to this as time goes on idk yet but thank you for asking anon! ^^

[jarielhaven]

Sarah said in TP that as a child Jim used to bring pets to the house and beg her to keep them, while in TLM TV series Ariel adopted a lost baby orca she named Spot and later took care of a little creature called Badluck. These two are total animal lovers and it's canon. So I have this adorable HC of Jim and Ariel taking care of stray animals together until they find a home for them or simple adopt them themselves. They would have lots of pets.

That’s just friggin’ adorable and 100% correct btw

I like to imagine their house gets so overrun with critters that it just gets ridiculous.

Ariel, being a Disney princess and all, has a knack to attract homeless animals, and is usually the one to befriend them and bring them home.

Jim always acts like the Dad who claims he didn’t want pets anyway and like a day later bonds with the said “unwanted animal” instantly.

So yeah, wholeheartedly agree they are a couple of insufferable fur-parents. lol

[only-by-the-stars]

the annotated Tome of the Wild

I don’t know how many people are interested in this sort of thing, but let’s go for it anyway! There are a lot, and I mean a LOT, of series references and cameos in this story, as well as tons of foreshadowing of various plot points, that may or not have gotten noticed, so I’ve been thinking about making a series of posts talking about it all for anyone curious. So here is part one, covering Chapter One: The Old Grist Mill.

(spoilers for the whole thing, obviously!)

- First up is the attire Link and Aryll are wearing. In the show, the protagonist, Wirt, is wearing a Halloween costume, though this isn’t immediately apparent that that’s the case. For Link’s costume, the choice was obvious: his Wind Waker clothing that you can get via amiibo in Breath of the Wild. Aryll, of course, is wearing the alternate pirate dress that you see her in when doing a second playthrough of WW.

- Then there’s the lengthy list of possible names Aryll tosses out for her frog. This is something that Greg, Wirt’s little brother, does at the beginning of the show, so I thought it’d be a fun way to sneak in a bunch of names that I wasn’t going to use otherwise.

Rauru: The Sage of Light in Ocarina of Time

Zauz: The blacksmith who forges the Phantom Sword in Phantom Hourglass

Snowpeak: For the Snowpeak Ruins, one of the best dungeons in Twilight Princess (and the series IMO)

Lorule: The “Dark World” of A Link Between Worlds

Vaati: The villain of Minish Cap (UNDERRATED GEM)

Swamp: Self-explanatory, there are multiple swamps in the series, like Misery Mire in Link to the Past and Goponga Swamp in Link’s Awakening

Lynel: The infamous, terrifying enemies we all know so well I hunt them for fun sometimes

Poe: Ghostly enemies that recur through the series (perhaps most memorably in TP)

Zonai: The mysterious long-lost race that built some very cool structures in BOTW

Ancient Columns: An area in BOTW where you find a memory and the Tena Ko’Sah shrine

Stealthfin: For the Stealthfin Trout in BOTW

Orca: The old swordsman on Outset Island

Ankle, Knuckle, David Jr.: Tingle’s brothers from WW

Guru-Guru: The Terminan version of the guy in the Windmill who teaches you the Song of Storms

Astor: The villain of Age of Calamity

Molduga: The sand-dwelling bosses in BOTW

Ook: A very hilarious and memorable mini-boss from TP

Tingle: The infamous Tingle, who of course Aryll thinks would be the worst name for her frog. Greg is cut off from saying what he thinks is the worst name, but I had to let Aryll speak for this little gag.

Phew, that was long. Moving on!

- “Rule one of the researcher's code is to never give up! That's what my teacher says, anyway.” Yes. Robbie is Aryll’s teacher, that is a line he says during the cutscene just before the “Relentless as a Waterfall” battle in Age of Calamity. As you might expect, Aryll finds him very amusing.

- Aryll stuck a piece of candy on a tiny black turtle that dripped an oily substance onto the forest floor as it crawled along. Dekuwood oil sighting! This is the very same turtle that gets swallowed by the dog that accosts them later, and the oil is what caused its transformation, just as it did in the show.

- “Why are we in the woods? How did we even get here? I don't... the last thing I remember is...” He screwed up his face in concentration. “Gah, why can't I remember? We were—” So Link goes into water and wakes up in a place he doesn’t know, with no memory of how he got there? Sound familiar?

- A shudder went through him and he resolved to ignore it, even as the sounds of ghostly laughter seemed to reach his ears from far off. And did the mists seem to be growing thicker? A reference to the Lost Woods from BOTW. Quite appropriate, given they’re lost in the forest.

- The mysterious woodsman is, of course, Rhoam. Who was also the first person that Link met in BOTW on the Great Plateau. He has a lantern there too, and carries around an ax, and is separated from his daughter. Just. Too easy.

- I’ll talk about this more in later posts, but, Midna in Beatrice’s role was one of the first and easiest choices I made when casting this thing. Also, notice how she takes off as soon as Rhoam shows up? This is a thing that happens in the series with the Woodsman and Beatrice, who have no prior connection, but Midna definitely knows this guy, and that reveal was held back for later via keeping that bit from the show.

- Also, in the show, the wood is called edelwood; here I chose dekuwood not just because of deku trees and whatnot in the series, but. well. Also to invoke the memory of the Deku Butler’s son in Majora’s Mask who became a victim of the Skull Kid and thus Link’s first mask.

- Link saying “Hey, listen” to Aryll is a callback to Navi’s infamous phrase from OOT.

- “Not in any way that would be beneficial to you.” Link will remember this later when the Beast is trying to get him and Midna to choose whose soul will be in the lantern.

- She leaned up on her toes and retrieved what looked like a compass. Compasses are, of course, a dungeon item in most of the games.

- The owl statue Aryll plays with, and subsequently breaks the beak of, is a reference to the owl statues in Link’s Awakening. Their eyes do indeed glow when you talk to them in the Switch remake, and in the dungeons you have to retrieve their broken-off beaks to converse with them.

- In the show, you don’t find about Wirt’s crush until much later, but I wanted to establish the plotline of Link’s love for Mipha and what he’s been doing about it right here at the beginning. His avoidance of her and what Aryll tells him about how its caused her so much pain is the beginning of his descent into despair near the end of the story. Not to mention that I hinted at the tape’s existence with Aryll’s reference to him making “that thing” for her.

- Aryll decides to call her frog “Blupee” after the glowing, rabbit-like spirit creatures in BOTW.

- “Sheikah smoke! Poof!”  A reference, of course, to how the Sheikah can appear or disappear in a puff of smoke.

- “He is the death of hope, a cunning calamity... he steals life, steals children... he, he...” A calamity, eh? Now where have we heard that phrase before? And Rhoam is, of course, alluding to his belief that the Beast is responsible for the disappearance of his daughter, Zelda.

- “Leave me now, young man... take your sister and go east.” In the show, the Woodsman tells Wirt to go north. But here, it’s east, because their next destination is Ikana, which is located in the eastern portion of Termina in MM.

- A half-moon the color of yellowed pages had risen in the sky by now, and by its light Link guided Aryll onto a path that he was reasonably sure led east. This bit of description is not just there to be pretty. I established a specific phase of the moon here so that I could go back and use the exact same description in later chapters, when more time had passed and it wouldn’t make any sense for there to actually be the same moon phase going on. This is a hint to the fact that everything in the Wild, takes place during the same night in Link’s world. This is something that you see visually in the show, but must be described in a fic.

and that’s it for chapter one! stay tuned for chapter two!

[lucyjung]

Some doodles...

I havent been drawing SU stuff these days... bc im drawing not SU thing... sorry guys 😭

[snini-9]

Since 1998, 73 orcas have gone missing or have died:

L84 (Nyssa) Male born 1990 to L51, declared missing August 6, 2019 (age 29)

K25 (Scoter) Male born 1991 to K13, declared missing August 6, 2019 (age 28)

J17 (Princess Angeline) Female born 1977 to J5, her second calf, declared missing August 6, 2019 (age 42)

J50 (Scarlet) Female born December, 2014 to J16 (Slick), her fourth calf, declared missing Sept 13, 2018 (age 3)

L92 (Crewser) Male born 1995 to L60 (Rascal)(who washed up on outer WA coast May 2002 at age 30), declared missing June, 2018 (age 23)

J52 (Sonic) Male born late March, 2015 to J36 (Alki), declared missing Sept. 2017 (age 2)

K13 (Skagit) Female born est. 1972  to K11 (Georgia), missing Winter, 2017 (age 45)

J2 (Granny) Female born approx. 1911, declared missing Jan. 2017 (age est. 105)

J34 (Doublestuf), Male born to J22 (Oreo), her first calf, born 1998, found deceased Dec. 20, 2016 (age 18)

J54 (Dipper) Male born to J28 (Polaris) in December, 2015, her second calf, missing Oct. 2016 (age 10 months)

J28 (Polaris) Female born to J17 (Princess Angeline) in 1993, her first calf, missing Oct. 2016 (age 23)

J14 (Samish) Female born 1974 to J12, missing August, 2016 (age 42)

L95 (Nigel) Male born 1996 to L43 (Jellyroll), found deceased March 30, 2016 (age 20)

J55 unk., born Jan., 2016 to either J14, J37 or J40, missing January 19, 2016 (newborn)

L27 (Ophelia) Female born 1965 (est.), mother unk., missing Summer, 2015 (age est. 50)

J32 (Rhapsody) Female born to J20, 1996; found deceased with fetus Dec. 4, 2014 (age 18)

L120 unk., born to L86, (Surprise!), her second calf, early Sept., 2014, missing Oct. 17, 2014 (age 1 mo.)

L53 (Lulu) Female born 1977 to L7 (Canuck), missing Summer, 2014 (age 37)

L100 (Indigo) Male born 2001 to L54 (Ino), missing Summer, 2014 (age 13)

J8 (Speiden) Female born est. 1933 to ?, missing Fall, 2013 (age est. 80)

L79 (Skana) Male born 1979 to L22 (Spirit), missing Summer, 2013 (age 34)

L26 (Baba) Female born est. 1956 to ?, missing Spring, 2013 (age est. 57)

L2 (Grace) Female born est. 1960 to ?, missing Fall, 2012 (age est. 52)

L78 (Gaia) Male born 1989 to L2 (Grace), missing Summer, 2012 (age 23)

K40 (Raggedy) Female born est. 1963 to suspected K18 (Kiska), missing Spring, 2012 (age est. 49)

L5 (Tanya) Female born est. 1964 to L9 (Hopi)?, missing Spring, 2012 (age est. 48)

L12 (Alexis) Female born est. 1933 to ?, missing Spring, 2012 (age est. 79)

J30 (Riptide) Male born to to J14 (Samish), missing 2012 (age 16)

L112 (Victoria/Sooke) Female born to L86, Feb. 2009; found deceased Feb. 11, 2012 on shoreline of Long Beach, WA (age 3)

J48 unk., born Dec. 2011 to J16 Slick her fifth calf, missing Jan. 2012 (age 1 month)

J1 male (Ruffles) born est. 1951, missing Nov. 2010 (age est. 59)

L7 (Canuck) Female born +/- 1961; missing Sept. 2010 (age est. 49)

J33 (Keet) Male born 1996 to J16 (Slick), missing August 2010 (age 14)

K11 (Georgia) Female born est. 1933; missing June 2010 (age est. 77)

L114 unk., born to L77 (Matia) her second calf, missing June 2010, (age 4 months)

L73 (Flash) Male born 1986 to L5 (Tanya), missing May 2010 (age 24)

L74 (Saanich) Male born 1986 to L3 (Oreana), missing late 2009/early 2010 (age 23)

L57 (Faith) Male born 1977 to L45 (Asterix), missing Nov. 2008 (age 31)

L67 (Splash) Female born 1985 to L2 (Grace), missing Sept. 2008 (age 23)

L111 Female born to L47 (Marina) her fifth calf Aug. 12, 2008, missing late Aug. 2008 (age <1 mo)

J11 (Blossom) Female born +/- 1972 est. to J4 missing July 2008 (age est. 36)

L21 (Ankh) Female born +/- 1950; missing summer 2008 (age est. 58)

L101 (Aurora) Male born 2002 to L67 (Splash), her fourth calf; missing summer 2008 (age 6)

K7 (Lummi) Female born +/- 1910, missing spring, 2008. (age est. 98)

J43 unk., born to J14 (Samish), her fifth calf, in 11/07; missing April 2008 (age 5 months)

L104 unk., born Oct. 2004 to L43 (Jelly Roll) her third calf, missing June 2007 (age 2)

K41 unk., born Nov. 2006 to K22 (Sekiu), her second calf, missing Dec. 2006 (age 4 months)

K39 unk., born Sept. 2006 to K28 (Raven) her first calf, missing Oct. 21, 2006 (age 4 months)

K28 (Raven) Female born to K12 (Sequim), last seen Sept. 19, 2006 (age 12)

L43 (Jellyroll) Female born ca. 1972 to L37 (Kimo), last seen Sept. 2, 2006, (age est. 34)

L71 (Hugo) Male born to L26 (Baba), missing summer 2006 (age 20)

L98 (Luna) Male born 1999 to L67 (Splash) died, March 10, 2006 in Nootka Sound, BC after being separated from pod at 18 months old (age 7)

K31 (Tatoosh) Male born 1999 to K12 (Sequim) her third calf, missing Oct. 2006 (age 7)

L32 (Olympia) Female born est. 1955, missing summer 2005 (age est. 50)

L107 unk., born to L47 (Marina) June, 2005, her fifth calf, missing summer 2005 (infant)

K18 (Kiska) Female born +/-1948, missing December, 2003 (age est. 55)

L58 (Sparky) born 1980 to L5 (Tanya), missing June 2003 (age 23)

L3 (Oreana) Female born +/-1950 to L9 (Hopi)?, missing 2002 (age est. 53)

L102 unk. born to L47 (Marina), her fourth calf, missing Dec. 3, 2002 (age 1 month)

L60 (Rascal) Female born 1972 to L26 (Baba), washed up on outer WA coast May 2002 (age 30)

K32 born 2000 to K16 (Opus), last seen 2001 (infant)

L99 unk. born 2000, to L47 (Marina), last seen 2001 (infant)

L62 (Cetus) Male born 1980 to L27 (Ophelia), last seen 2000 (age 20)

L39 (Orcan) Male, born 1975 to L2 (Grace), last seen 2000 (age 25)

L11 (Squirty) Female born 1957 to L12 (Alexis), last seen 2000 (age 43)

L1 (Oskar) Male born est. 1959 to L35 (Victoria), last seen 2000 (age est. 41)

J18 (Everett) Male born 1977 to J10 (Tahoma), found deceased at Tsawassen, Canada March 2000 (age 23)

J10 (Tahoma) Female born est. 1962 tp J9 (Neah), last seen 1999 (age est. 37)

K4 (Morgan) Female born est. 1933, last seen 1999 (age est. 66)

L97 unk. born 1999 to L51 (Nootka), died Oct. 1999 (infant)

L51 (Nootka) Female born 1973 to L3 (Oriana), found deceased at Race Rocks, Canada in Sept 1999 (age 26)

J11's calf, unk. born to J11 (Blossom) 1998, died Dec. 1998 (infant)

L93 (Nerka) Female born 1995 to L27 (Ophelia), last seen 1998 (age 3)

L38 (Dylan) Male born est. 1965 to L28 (Misky), last seen 1998 (age est. 33)

L44 (Leo) Male born 1974 to L32 (Olympia), last seen 1998 (age 24)

K3 (Sounder) Female born est. 1954 to K8 (Tumwater), last seen 1998 (age est. 44)

J20 (Ewok) Female born 1981 to J10 (Tahoma), last seen 1998 (age 17)

[giantloop]

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[hoitsbetty]

one part of me is so glad that tilikum is finally free but the other part wishes he had never been there in the first place

[tokenlauncher]

How to Earn on Solana: Unlocking the Potential of Blockchain and Memecoins

Solana has emerged as one of the most promising blockchain platforms in the cryptocurrency space. Known for its high performance, scalability, and low transaction fees, Solana is not only a powerful tool for developers but also offers numerous opportunities for individuals and businesses to earn. In this blog, we will explore various ways to earn on Solana, including staking, participating in decentralized finance (DeFi), and creating memecoin tokens on Solana.

Understanding Solana: A Brief Overview

Before diving into the earning opportunities, it’s important to understand what makes Solana stand out in the blockchain ecosystem. Solana utilizes a unique consensus mechanism called Proof of History (PoH), which, combined with Proof of Stake (PoS), allows the network to process up to 65,000 transactions per second (TPS) with minimal fees. This high throughput and efficiency make Solana an attractive platform for developers and users alike.

Staking Solana (SOL)

One of the most straightforward ways to earn on Solana is through staking. Staking involves locking up your SOL tokens to support the network’s security and operations. In return, you earn staking rewards, which are a portion of the transaction fees and newly minted SOL tokens.

How to Stake SOL:

Choose a Wallet: First, you need a Solana-compatible wallet that supports staking. Popular options include Sollet, Phantom, and Solflare.

Deposit SOL: Transfer your SOL tokens to your chosen wallet.

Select a Validator: Solana’s network consists of various validators who process transactions and maintain the network. Choose a reliable validator to delegate your SOL tokens to.

Delegate Your Tokens: Once you’ve selected a validator, delegate your tokens through your wallet’s staking interface. You’ll start earning rewards based on the amount of SOL staked and the validator’s performance.

Staking is a relatively low-risk way to earn passive income, especially if you plan to hold SOL tokens long-term.

Participating in Decentralized Finance (DeFi) on Solana

Solana’s high throughput and low fees make it an ideal platform for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. DeFi allows users to engage in various financial activities without relying on traditional intermediaries like banks. Here are some ways to earn through DeFi on Solana:

1. Yield Farming:

Yield farming involves providing liquidity to DeFi protocols in exchange for rewards. You can earn by depositing your tokens into liquidity pools on platforms like Raydium, Serum, or Orca. These platforms offer competitive annual percentage yields (APYs) for various token pairs.

2. Lending and Borrowing:

DeFi platforms on Solana, such as Solend and Apricot Finance, enable users to lend their assets to earn interest or borrow against their holdings. By lending your tokens, you can earn interest, while borrowing allows you to leverage your assets for additional investments.

3. Staking DeFi Tokens:

Many DeFi platforms offer their native tokens as rewards for participating in their ecosystem. By staking these DeFi tokens, you can earn additional rewards, often compounding your earnings.

Creating Memecoin Tokens on Solana

One of the most exciting and potentially lucrative opportunities on Solana is creating and launching your own memecoin tokens. Memecoins are a type of cryptocurrency inspired by internet memes and culture. They have gained immense popularity due to their viral nature and community-driven growth.

How to Create Memecoin Tokens on Solana:

Conceptualize Your Memecoin: Start by developing a unique and catchy concept for your memecoin. Memecoins often thrive on humor, cultural references, and community engagement. Think about what will make your token stand out and resonate with potential users.

Use the Solana Token Generator: Solana’s ecosystem provides tools like the Solana token generator, which simplifies the process of creating custom tokens. The Solana token generator allows you to define parameters such as the token name, symbol, total supply, and more, all without requiring extensive programming knowledge.

Develop a Smart Contract: While the Solana token generator handles the basics, you may want to develop a smart contract to add additional functionalities to your memecoin. Smart contracts are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code. These contracts can facilitate various features like staking, rewards, and governance.

Launch and Promote: Once your memecoin is ready, you need to launch it on the Solana blockchain. Utilize social media platforms, forums, and crypto communities to promote your memecoin. Engaging with potential users and building a strong community around your token is crucial for its success.

List on Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs):To facilitate trading, list your memecoin on Solana-based decentralized exchanges like Raydium or Serum. Ensure there is sufficient liquidity in your token’s trading pairs to attract traders and investors. Creating a successful memecoin requires creativity, community engagement, and strategic marketing. However, the potential rewards can be substantial, especially if your memecoin gains traction and popularity.

Additional Ways to Earn on Solana

1. Participating in Airdrops:

Many new projects on Solana distribute free tokens through airdrops to attract users and build a community. Keep an eye on announcements and participate in airdrops to receive free tokens that may appreciate in value over time.

2. Running a Validator Node:

If you have the technical expertise and resources, consider running a validator node on the Solana network. Validators play a crucial role in maintaining the network and are rewarded with SOL tokens for their contributions.

3. Developing and Selling NFTs:

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are digital assets that represent ownership of unique items or content. Solana’s low fees and high speed make it an attractive platform for creating and selling NFTs. If you’re an artist, musician, or content creator, consider minting and selling NFTs on Solana marketplaces like Solanart or DigitalEyes.

4. Trading and Arbitrage:

For those with a knack for trading, Solana’s ecosystem offers ample opportunities for trading and arbitrage. By buying and selling tokens across different exchanges, you can capitalize on price differences and market inefficiencies to earn profits.

Conclusion

Earning on Solana is not only possible but also highly accessible thanks to its innovative technology and vibrant ecosystem. Whether through staking, participating in DeFi, creating memecoin tokens with the Solana token generator, or exploring other avenues, Solana offers diverse opportunities to generate income and build wealth.

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As Solana continues to grow and attract more users and developers, the potential for earning will only expand. By staying informed, leveraging the right tools, and engaging with the community, you can unlock the full potential of Solana and embark on a rewarding journey in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.

[go-scottishgal14]

it was alleged that while she & H were at TPs house, she screamed, ranted and carried on with the staff...it was reported, that supposedly, MM pushed a staff member into the pool for bringing the wrong towel to her...she also wanted to buy the house from TP and arranged for decorator(s) to come by, take a look and make suggestions about upgrading the house...the staff saw this and let TP know about it...the staff are long-serving and loyal to TP, they get along well, and he treats them like family... when he found out about the abusive behaviour, plus the possible redecorating (he wasn't planning on selling), it was alleged that he called Orca and asked her "to please remove your guests from his house..." the favour he did was to Orca, not to the Harkles, and soon after they did leave...this was widely reported on and talked abut at the time...

What? She pushed a housekeeper into the pool?

True or not true? I don’t know❤️