#Buyan

[valarinventures]

architecture in 1890's Buyan, in the chaotic years after independence.

[morningrideinc]

Meet Buyan Chimeddorj: The Morning Rider Guiding Small Businesses to Online Success

In a world driven by digital innovation, Buyannemekh Chimeddorj, affectionately known as Buyan, stands tall as a visionary entrepreneur, digital nomad, and founder of MorningRide, Inc., a Delaware corporation.

Hailing from the land of Mongolia and carrying the legacy of Genghis Khan, Buyan has embarked on a mission to empower small businesses and entrepreneurs to thrive in the online realm.

With his extensive expertise in digital marketing and web development, Buyan and his talented team at MorningRide are leading the charge to help individuals transform their dreams into thriving digital enterprises.

A Nomadic Journey: Buyan not only inspires with his business acumen but also embodies the digital nomad lifestyle. As a fervent traveler and a dedicated travel blogger, he traverses the globe, seeking inspiration from diverse cultures and environments. This nomadic spirit fuels his creativity and broadens his perspectives, allowing him to bring fresh ideas and insights to MorningRide's clients.

The MorningRide Philosophy: At MorningRide, we don't just chase success; we ride the waves of the morning to harness the blessings and opportunities that come our way. We believe that the early hours hold immense potential and have adopted the morning S.A.V.E.R.S—Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading, and Scribing—as the guiding principles of our journey. By embracing these practices, we ensure that our Morning Riders, our cherished community members, set forth with unwavering determination, achieving their goals and objectives consistently.

Driving Small Businesses Forward: MorningRide is not your average digital marketing agency. Our core mission is to provide unwavering support to small businesses and entrepreneurs, enabling them to establish and flourish in the digital landscape. We take pride in our team of talented web developers who work tirelessly to craft marketing and software tools tailored to our clients' unique needs. Whether it's lead generation, traffic optimization, or the creation of digital products, we have the expertise and passion to help businesses reach new heights.

Step into the world of Buyannemekh Chimeddorj, a visionary entrepreneur and the mastermind behind MorningRide, Inc. With an impressive track record of helping hundreds of individuals boost their online businesses, Buyan has solidified his reputation as a trusted guide in the digital landscape. Discover the story of his rise, his unwavering commitment to the success of his clients, and the remarkable Morning Riders community he has cultivated.

Guided by Mentors: Buyan acknowledges the invaluable influence of his mentors, who have played a pivotal role in shaping his entrepreneurial journey. Drawing inspiration from renowned figures like Napoleon Hill, Grant Cardone, Eric Worre, Russell Brunson, and Brendon Burchard, he embraces their teachings and applies their strategies to fuel his own success. By continuously expanding his knowledge and skills, Buyan ensures that MorningRide remains at the forefront of the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Conclusion: Buyannemekh Chimeddorj, or Buyan as he is affectionately known, is not just a name but a symbol of determination, innovation, and entrepreneurial zeal.

With MorningRide, Buyan and his team are lighting up the path for aspiring small businesses, leading them towards a future filled with digital triumphs.

Join the Morning Riders community and embark on a transformative journey with Buyan Chimeddorj as your guide.

Business Mission Statement:

MorningRide is committed to empowering small businesses and entrepreneurs, guiding them towards digital triumphs through expert solutions tailored to their unique needs.

Led by Buyannemekh Chimeddorj, we have already helped hundreds of individuals transform their online businesses and achieve remarkable success.

With our unwavering dedication, cutting-edge strategies, and a passionate team of web developers, we are poised to continue driving businesses forward in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

[parahitatour]

Danau Buyan Wisata Camping Paling Romantis di Bali

Danau Buyan Wisata Camping Paling Romantis di Bali

Mencari tempat perkemahan atau kemping di daerah Bali kini banyak ditemukan. Ada beberapa tempat untuk dijadikan sebagai lokasi tempat kemping paling bagus dan menarik. Salah satunya adalah terdapat di wisata danau buyan camping paling romantis di Bali yang penuh banyak sensasi dan juga kenangan. Bagi kalian yang suka jelajah gunung atau hobi kemping, tak salahnya kalian bisa mencoba berkemah di…

[pseudoquiddity]

"Clara is Going to Kill Mark" (the theory)

Mark Immortell as one of the few potentially linear characters in Pathologic 2 is fascinating to me and I've been ruminating on it for a while, so here's my attempt to put it down into words. This does require looking at Mark a little more closely, but I'll get there.

I think it's necessary to clarify that I'm reasonably certain Mark Immortell is some format of Koschei the Deathless, an archetypical antagonist in eastern Slavic folklore. This is less concerned with him literally being responsible for, say, capturing a princess some hundreds of years ago, and moreso the implications of both Koschei and Mark in narrative structure, since Mark in the game is all about the impact of stories. Mark as Koschei isn't anything new, but here are my (opinionated) sources:

Бессме́ртный (Deathless) and Бессмертник (Translated for eng. as Immortell) are very similar.

A needle touch quote only available in the prologue, "His death is hidden inside a needle, which is in an egg, which is in a duck..." In folklore, Koschei's death is rumored to be hidden inside these exact layers, plus some.

Mark's my path line, heard only on the first day, "I had several paths and liked none. One had me as a beast-man; another as a hunchback; the third... as the indentured servant of some outside force." Folktales are messy and don't always agree, especially when it comes to Koschei. Very often, Koschei's described as physically abnormal - beastlike, overly-scrawny, hunched. You name it. He's also a slave to Baba Yaga in Hellboy, if that's the exact reference ... but there's precedent to Koschei existing among or being captured by greater powers.

With that settled, here's the Koschei paradox: In every single story he's featured as the main antagonist in, he dies. And yet, the general assumption of him as a transcendental facet of Slavic folklore is that he's immortal. Despite the fact that he's died around three times, one for each concrete Koschei story that exists, he's immortal - it's an accepted fact of his character, and any media inspired by or using Koschei as a character solidifies this. If Mark Immortell is Koschei, he's immortal through a funny little story-telling fluke made possible through many iterations and generations of story telling.

Mark talks about the role of characters in a narrative perspective and how, despite the fact that the Player has died any number of times, the Haruspex is one cohesive story about a man who is essentially human and has never died. The similarity between what Mark is doing with the Player/Haruspex and what Mark has (in theory) gone through to become immortal is because Mark is actively trying to explore immortality as he knows it, as he's experienced it.

Here's an idea:

Mark Immortell: The actor gets into the role so deeply, they become the original. If charged particles can charge their nature, why wouldn't the same apply to the people charged with the same idea, dream, or bad fortune?

The concept that Mark is driving at is that the "original" Haruspex is the Artemy Burakh that is actively running through the streets. When that Artemy dies, he becomes a "prototype" for the newest Artemy actor to look toward. When that actor surpasses the "original-turned-prototype," he becomes the "original." Not as-good-as, but legitimately the original. Looking at this from the Koschei theory, perhaps Koschei's continuation usurps his deaths. Who knows? I believe that the Haruspex is only one part of Mark exploring immortality, with the Bachelor as the next step. But we do know that the most genuine we see Mark is in the Deal ending, when he's furiously expressing that he doesn't know what it's like to "brush against death." He then says that he's moving on to the Bachelor.

Here's another little tid-bit:

Haruspex: Are you human? Mark Immortell: Can't you tell? If I weren't, I'd never be stuck in this hellhole … 'All this,' as you put it, started because of you, not me. I just took the chance to experiment in the heart of this triumph of death.

Humanity here, as defined by: none of the characters are humans because they're characters. That being said, they are human because you need to believe they are for the story, so within the framework of the game, they're human. Ergo, Mark Immortell is as human as Bad Grief, or any other person therein. Ergo, Mark Immortell is "human," and also very much someone in the town.

The difference between P1 Mark and P2 Mark is that, in P1, he was content to idle, but now, in P2, he's "experimenting." P2 could mechanically exist without Mark, the implication here being that Mark is willfully working within to meet his own interests/ends. I think this would also explain why he's both within and outside the town, as someone whom you could complain to Saburov about, in theory, but also someone who has no personal life.

To summarize: Mark is Immortal through a quirky trick of storytelling; He's exploring this through you, the Player; His theories are evolving linearly; He wants to brush with death in a meaningful way; and he's still just a character and knows this.

Finally circling back around to the preface, while the vast majority of characters will grow differently over three routes, Mark is in the unique position of progressing through P1 -> P2 Haruspex -> P2 Bachelor -> P2 Changeling linearly, or, really, with the Player. He's experiencing the games as they're produced, the same way we are. I believe that, in the upcoming Bachelor's route, he'll progress but come to the same conclusion as he has with the Haruspex - the production was a success, but it's not quite what he wants; in the same way that the Haruspex and the Bachelor preserve their own parts of the town but can't have everything. Contrarily, the Changeling can have everything, and in her route, Mark Immortell will come to a conclusion that satisfies him. With it being the final P2 game, he (and the Player) will finish his arc and tie up the loose ends of his "experimentations."

That's all a fine discussion on Mark, but here's the theory, here at the end:

Katerina Saburova: If it's the same sickness, all measures are pointless. Wishful thinking; delusional actions. For it's clear what we're dealing with. Fire from heaven. The Great Flood. No one shall be spared, save for the ten righteous men.

Personally, I don't think Katerina knows what she's talking about. Her prophecies are fairly hit-and-miss because of her connection with the Rat Prophet, and this is at the start of the game before she goes through anything, but "the ten righteous men" ... I'd bet she's referring to the Humble faction. Since I'm guessing, I'll assume that these people are righteous because they're martyrs, not because the plague will spare them (though Clara will be sparing them from a death by plague, so Katerina might be right, in her own convoluted way). ... But in P1, there were nine people, not ten. So who's the extra?

You know where I'm going with this. It's not likely to be Block, since Aglaya was never subsumed into the Haruspex's official Bound. Vlad the Younger seems to be pretty firmly a Utopian, based on either when he dies in the pit or in his ending. In both, he discusses future aspirations and utopias and still seems to function as the hopeful capitalist. Clara herself could be a part of the Bound, either her or her sister, and in that case ... I don't know. Maybe she has to decide which "her" will be sacrificed. That's neat. But I'm going to bet it's Mark.

Here's why: He's a character. He admitted it himself. And all substantial characters are beholden to arcs and change. I also think that, in his trials to brush death, he'll have to literally brush death. Maybe finally shake the Fellow Traveler's hand. By finding how immortality works through Clara, he himself will be sacrificed. In P1, he aligned with Utopians because, as a semi stand-in for the developers, the pursuit of an unorthodox story/game is Utopian by nature. It's a tongue-in-cheek way of condemning Utopianism all while admitting to the aspiration of it. In P2, he's described as "having once been content with playing a fool and is now set with a personal goal in mind." A change in goals would be a good reason for a change in faction.

How cool would it be, for the game's main tormenter and someone who at least feels omnipotent from the perspective of the Player (even though he says he isn't) to end up dead? At the end of it all? He runs narrative-structure circles around you for three routes and then you wrap it all up with wrapping him up, so to speak.

You've made it. You're done with three Pathologic routes. For the last and final time, you leave, and you leave without Mark's instruction or the haunting promise of another try.

[coffincoitus]

alienation from normalcy that happens so early and so intrinsically that every day you remain alive after the fact just serves to remove you further way

[a-koschyei]

carrd is finally up (only took me 3 years) !! was feeling ambitious and even made a verses page ! so y'all have no excuse to not come be bothered by the worst man alive <3

[aliosne]

So one of the things I’ve been thinking about with my magical girls game I’m planning is romance. The genre is a subgenre of shoujo, which, for better or for worse, has romance as a core theme, and that carries through. Certainly, intimate and powerful connections are central.

I’ve had to put a blanket “no thanks” on romance in games bc i had a couple experiences that i Did Not Enjoy (it was fine, I was just like this is not how I want to play). But as I’ve continued playing, I realised it’s not that I’m opposed to roleplaying sex and romance (tho like. Im p much always playing with my sister and BIL so let’s just fade to black thanksss), it’s just that i don’t want the DM to do the equivalent of slapping some hole on the table in front of me and saying “go for it.” I want story. I want actual connection. I want you to handcraft a babe for me that leaves me weak in the metaphorical and physical knees.

It’s weird, as I’m grappling with whether aro fits into my collection of identities. It’s also been weird saying no to this in the context of someone who writes porn and has rped porn with friends before. Part of why I’ve just been saying “absolute no” to this kind of content is it feels too overwhelming to figure out where my boundaries are and communicate that. It’s just easier to draw a big red circle around the whole thing and say NO. Also like. I don’t want to take up a huge amount of space in a session zero unpacking My Journey, ya feel.

Anyway. I do think I want romance to play into this game. So in addition to everything else, I’ll have to hammer this stuff out.

Or maybe we’ll get to session zero and everyone will be like “the one thing I hate about magical girls is all the romance FUCK that shit we are coworkers”

[valarinventures]

"You can do it!" - Naonaere

Si möidana! Baruddo gæmteda!

[si ˈmʊi̯dʌna baˈrudo ˈgæmtɛda]

Thou can-do! Never give-up!

"You can do it! Do not give up!"

Naonaere is one of several Wonao languages, the native languages of the Kingdom of Buyan. It is located at the eastern coast of the country.

[allyouknowisalie]

Въ европейской лингвистикѣ возобладало... теченiе, въ конечномъ счётѣ оформившееся въ видѣ классическаго структурализма Ф. де Соссюра. Его «сvмволъ вѣры» — а) «языкъ — явленiе соцiальное» b) «языкъ — средство коммуникацiи». Казалось бы, не поспоришь, но весь фокусъ въ томъ, что въ обоихъ случаяхъ подразумевается «только» или, какъ минимумъ, «въ первую очередь». При подобномъ подходѣ всякое представленiе о языкѣ какъ о самодовлѣющей сущности, живущей своею жизнью и при этомъ автономной от носителей, воспринимается какъ идеалистическая ересь, къ тому же праваго толка.

buyaner

[soramystic]

"The God-King, Dazhbog"

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Was reminded I still had this piece lying around - the only art I have for God Quest so far. Here we have the immortal iorik of Buyan, Dazhbog. Don't worry about the bear, it's fine =3=

[jeanyshanty]

Tempat Camping di Bali, Berikut ini 7 Lokasi Rekomended

Tempat Camping di Bali – Pulau Dewata Bali merupakan yang merupakan salah satu destinasi utama wisatawan dengan keindahan alamnya memang menjadi salah satu impian bagi para petualang. Untuk menginap guna menikmati keindahan alamnya, tidak selalu harus dengan biaya mahal. Ada cara unik yang bisa Anda coba, yaitu dengan kegiatan camping, glamping atau berkemah. Deretan pantai yang ada Pulau Dewata…

[varijeri]

so i was watching Fit's stream and he was cleaning up a Federation outpost.... what's up with the outpost names huh? long post warning TL;DR at bottom.

Sector A's outpost names are derived from Slavic mythology; specifically special places from the myths. after searching these names online i found this website: https://meettheslavs.com/slavic-mythological-places/ taking from the website; 1. there's a "mystical mountain of Vitor" that's "built in heaven" and "hard to find because it changes its location as soon as the wind blows in a different direction". it's also said to have dragons living on it (this is the one Fit was sent to for repairs, and it also had weird blue draconic-looking creatures around it. it was also an icy mountain...) 2. there's a "Buyan/Bujan Island", described to "appear and disappear with the tides" and be the "dwelling place of three brothers, the Northern, Western and Eastern winds". 3. there's a "Kingdom of Opona", an "imaginary place [that] existed at the edge of the Earth which [ancient Russians] imagined as a flat plane." it was believed "free and happy [peasants]" lived in this country under a "true and just" ruler. 4. there's a "Vyraj/Viraj", a "resting place for the souls and spirits" AKA the equivalent of Heaven in Slavic mythology. it's "a place where birds find their retreat in the winter". (notably this outpost is inactive) 5. lastly there's a "Nav/Nawia", a "mysterious place for the souls of the dead", and "often interpreted as another version of the imaginary place Vyraj", so AKA Hell or the Underworld. (the Hell outpost is active but not the Heaven outpost???) If Outpost Vitor sort of matches the description from the myth, maybe the other outposts do too? so like Bujan is on an island in the sea, Opona is super far out in a village maybe, Viraj and Nawia i have no clue... Sector B's outpost names are derived from Norse mythology; specifically Norse gods. being a nerd i noticed this instantly which was what tipped me off to search up Sector A's names. taking from various sources, but mostly from their Wikipedia articles: 1. "Tyr" is an one-armed god representing justice and fair treaties despite being a god of war, who lost his arm in the process of binding Fenrir the wolf. he dies in Ragnarök. 2. "Odin/Woden/Wodan" is the ruler of Asgard, the All-Father, and the one-eyed god of wisdom war, and death. he presided over Valhalla, a sacred hall that housed dead warriors in preparation for Ragnarok. he dies in Ragnarök. 3. "Thor/Donar" is probably the most popular Norse god, the god of thunder. the embodiment of strength, he is the protector of the Æsir and the humans. he dies in Ragnarök. 4. "Máni" is the god of the Moon and brother of Sol, the goddess of the Sun. they is eternally chased by Skoll and Hati, two wolves who seek to plunge the world into chaos by eating the Sun and Moon. he dies in Ragnarök. 5. Outpost Frïja I believe is "Frigg", the Queen of Asgard and the goddess of marriage, family and motherhood. she lives in Ragnarök. notably, all five gods (and goddess) lend their names to days of the week (Máni -> Monday, Tyr -> Tuesday, Woden -> Wednesday, Thor -> Thursday, and Frigg -> Friday). none of these outposts are active, they are all inactive or under maintenance, so i'm inclined to believe these aren't as important right now as compared to Sector A... still, these outposts are named after Slavic and Norse myths for a reason possibly so these might be significant. Nothing particularly comes to mind but if anyone has any idea feel free to add on... TL;DR: Federation Outpost names from Fit's stream have Slavic/Norse mythology inspired names, possible significance?

[a-koschyei]

normalizing threads starting off with minor chyerti characters where koschei is the big bad being mentioned bc realistically first meetings with him are through them asdjakjshd

[felinefractious]

Korucats Ezy On My Mind

🐱 Toyger

📸 Buyan Luana Dian [Brindle Way Toygers]

🎨 Black Braided Tabby

[jijunbzz]

I heard the "Adler is Nikolai and Nikolai is the Sun" theory and can't stop thinking about one silly idea anymore. Not me being delusional about weird pairing in my head nope nope

Okay so. This theory is absolutely silly, but... There is a Construction worker profile in medical database of Rotfront, and there was two spies. One is Sun (aka Nikolai), and the other is... Let's call them Moon (planets represented by those tarot cards are Buyan and Rotfront by the way, which is kinda interesting...). And well, I imagine the scenario of them both eventually being captured and used as replica patterns (the only problem is their generations. since ARAR units existed before ADLR units). But the best part is in potential story after they were captured. Just imagine being a spy for Empire and after failure being made into a literal obedient right hand man of a replica that resembles Nation in all it's glory. Bioresonance sensitivity included. ARAs on the other hand being everywhere in a facility and probably knowing more than they should by hiding in walls and under floor spying. Would be an interesting counter prank against Nation I guess. Like one of them actually got her hands on important documents.