LUNO Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Template by Thememakker
LUNO admin template is a premium dashboard solution packed with high-end features. It's designed to empower users to tailor their projects to their exact needs. Here's why LUNO stands out:
100+ Components
LUNO offers a rich set of over 100 components, ensuring you have everything you need to create stunning web applications.
Incredible Set of Interactive Widgets
Interactive widgets with support for multiple dark themes give your dashboard a modern and engaging look.
Quality & Clean Code
Despite its extensive codebase, LUNO's code is immaculate and easy to understand, making customization a breeze.
Fully Responsive
Built with Bootstrap v5, LUNO follows a mobile-first architecture, ensuring your project looks great on any device.
Extensive Documentation
LUNO provides well-maintained documentation that helps you get started quickly, saving you time and effort.
Cross-Browser Compatibility
LUNO empowers applications to run seamlessly on all new-age browsers, ensuring a wider reach for your project.
Active Support
With 24X7 support, LUNO ensures that you get the assistance you need promptly and efficiently.
Fully Customizable
LUNO's developer-friendly architecture makes it a breeze to customize and adapt to your specific project requirements.
W3C Validated
Rest assured that LUNO has passed through all the necessary quality checks to meet the highest web standards.
Get LUNO - Multipurpose Admin Theme
Ready to elevate your web development projects? Check out the exclusive premium Bootstrap 5 admin dashboard template theme on Envato Market. It's your one-stop solution for creating beautiful and functional web applications.
Pre-Built Dashboards
Explore a wide variety of demo dashboards to find the perfect starting point for your project.
Pre-Sale Questions
Have questions before making a purchase? Feel free to reach out to
[email protected] for answers and guidance.
Pre-Built Application
Discover a diverse range of demo applications to see how LUNO can suit your project's needs.
Dashboard Screenshots
Take a look at our most attractive dashboard screenshots available in the Sash admin template. These snapshots will give you a taste of the visual appeal LUNO can bring to your projects.
Handcrafted Pages
Explore a wide variety of demo pages, each carefully designed and crafted to meet the high standards of modern web development.
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
What is LUNO Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Template? LUNO Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Template is a premium admin dashboard solution designed for web developers and designers. It offers a comprehensive set of components, clean code, and extensive documentation to streamline web development projects.
Is LUNO Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Template suitable for beginners? While LUNO is feature-rich, its clean code and extensive documentation make it accessible for developers of all skill levels. Beginners can use LUNO effectively with the provided resources.
What makes LUNO stand out from other admin templates? LUNO's standout features include 100+ components, interactive widgets with dark theme support, responsive design, and 24X7 support. Its developer-friendly architecture and adherence to web standards set it apart from the competition.
Can I customize LUNO to match my project's unique requirements? Absolutely! LUNO is fully customizable, and its clean codebase and developer-friendly architecture make it easy to adapt to your project's specific needs.
Is LUNO W3C Validated? Yes, LUNO has passed all the required quality checks and is W3C Validated, ensuring it meets the highest web standards.
Where can I purchase LUNO Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Template? You can get the exclusive premium Bootstrap 5 admin dashboard template theme on Envato Market. Simply visit their website to make a purchase.
In conclusion, the LUNO Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Template & Front-End Elements is your go-to solution for creating powerful and visually appealing web applications. With its extensive features, clean code, and developer-friendly architecture, LUNO is the key to supercharging your web projects. Get started with LUNO today and experience the difference.
0 notes
Incredible characterization move on Kubo's part to make Byakuya's theme song an instrumental version of a song called "I Sing to Pass "the Time." [YouTube link, it's very pretty if you like piano music]
I suppose it's possible that Kubo chose it on the sound alone, but I doubt it. The original version, by Léo Ferré, was from an album where he set the work of Surrealist/Communist poet Louis Aragon to music. The lyrics for this one are all about beauty and wonder passing out of the world, just like the rest of Byakuya's dead tree, last-of-his-line, color-fading-into-white schtick.
I have lived marvels during the day
You and I, remember it
And I have broken through the wall of the years
The ears full of miracles
Our universe is not the same anymore
I have lived marvels during the day
(full lyrics under the cut)
(Translation source)
(Here is the poem in its original French, if you prefer)
I sing to pass the time
short amount of it that I have left to live
Like you draw on the frost
Like you make your heart pleased
while throwing pebbles on the pond
I sing to pass the time
I have lived marvels during the day
You and I, remember it
And I have broken through the wall of the years
The ears full of miracles
Our universe is not the same anymore
I have lived marvels during the day
Let's have those fingers untangled now
Like the forehead from the glory
Our eyes were first to see
the clouds lower than us
And the lark at our knees
Let's have those fingers untangled now
We have made moonlights
For our palaces and our statues
What matters now that we are being killed
The nights will fall one by one
China turned itself into the Commune
We have made moonlights
And I would tell and I would tell
So much was this life adventure
Where man has become life-size
His voice above the forests
The mountains, the seas and the secrets
And I would tell and I would tell
Yes; I sing to pass the time
The bow wears out against the violin
The pebble at the game of rebounds
And how my love is touching
Near me in the leaning shadow
Yes, I sing to pass the time
I sing to pass the time
Yes to pass the time I sing
24 notes
·
View notes
I’m a bit nervous about sending an ask, but the curiosity has won me over, hope this isn’t too many questions
You said you headcannon Leo Valdez as dragon kin so I was wondering, do you think he has shifts often, if at all? If so, does he generally have some types of shifts more often or is it more balanced? And do the other campers and the seven know? If they do, did he tell them or did they piece it together on their own? If he told them, did he have to explain a lot or were they kind of just like “okay” and didn’t question it a lot? Like they just accepted it and didn’t want to overstep or something is what I mean
I think maybe I’m overthinking this, I really hope I’m not asking too many questions or anything
It's no worries at all! Asks/questions are always welcome!
I think his most usual shifts would be teeth/scales, but they're a lot more subtle so he either doesn't notice them as much or can ignore them. Those ones are probably semi-regular for him but again, more subtle most of the time (most of the time... every once in awhile he gets hit with a stronger maw shift and he's just sitting there gnashing his teeth at the air for like an hour cause his mouth feels weird until it goes away). Maybe also horns.
Less common ones for him but ones he'd notice more are probably wings, tail, and talons. Talons i mostly just think would be funny for him cause he has his habit of tapping his fingers as a stim. Him getting tripped up from the phantom talons while trying to stim, being confused for a minute about why his fingers aren't touching the table and he just ends up tapping out morse code into the air a couple inches above his desk instead. Wings and tail would probably just be pretty standard phantom limbs - they're just there and he's aware of them and maybe able to move them a bit. I imagine he'd eventually try to make some 'kin gear to help with those shifts specifically just so his brain stops error 404ing when his dragon limbs pass through solid objects despite his brain thinking they should be able to tangibly interact.
I don't think Leo would know what otherkin/alterhuman is when he first meets the Argo II crew, and probably wouldn't get the opportunity to learn about it for awhile. He doesn't really have the vocabulary to explain how he's feeling - just that he Is A Dragon. The rest of the crew probably also doesn't know what otherkin/alterhuman is either so they don't have an explanation for him, but, yknow, demigod life is already so goddamn weird, if Leo says he's a dragon that's not the most abnormal thing they've heard that week and they'll just take his word for it and accept it. And Jason probably understands the feeling re: being a wolf therian, even though he doesn't have the vocabulary to explain it either, so there's at least some solidarity there.
Earlier on I think Leo would just crack a lot of jokes about being a dragon, not particularly explaining how he feels about it to the others but just kind of putting the concept out there. He might try to explain it if the topic comes up but, as mentioned before, just struggle too much to try and find the words for it (the adhd/dyslexia/autism wording problems do not help there). I do like to think though that, due to their Hades/Pluto kid soul powers, Nico and Hazel would actually be able to pick up on spiritual-origin otherkin/therians/etc if they focused on it - Nico in particular, probably a lot more passively - and be able to kind of see phantom limbs/shifts sometimes (cause goodness knows how souls/spirit stuff works in the Riordanverse and I can have my self-indulgent silly alterhuman worldbuilding hcs if i want to - also at least partially inspired by some journal posts i've read of people mentioning people/animals/automatic doors picking up on their phantom limbs and being able to track the movement and stuff. if any demigod would be able to do that it's gonna be the kids with literal soul/phantom powers). I just find the concept amusing of Leo trying to explain this extremely metaphysical experience and Nico's just off to the side like "Oh yeah no, your soul is a dragon. Like, very literally. Dunno how that happened but good for you. btw why do you have ghost wings sometimes?" And Leo's grateful for someone helping him explain it but also isn't sure how he should react to statement. Eventually though one of the crew stumbles across alterhuman stuff - probably Leo or Annabeth, most likely accidentally through looking into daemonism stuff (you know they both read His Dark Materials) - and they put two and two together and finally have a means to explain it and Leo could not be more relieved (though he still doesn't know how to feel about Nico's soul comments).
I love rotating alterhuman demigods in my brain
33 notes
·
View notes