#Hinon

[adamsarette]

February 8, 2024 Rosh Chodes:The end ofMaster Adam.

 No one will Help me. But I have set Feb 8, 2024 Rosh Chodesh Adar 1 I will either go to Gai Hinon for purification or my soul will be reborn for another life. 

I am smothered and drowning without Dylan. He is my life and my love but for him I am insignificant and pathetic. 

Dylan said I made him feel unworthy. Dylan you are the most worthy person I have ever met. You are so worthy that without you my life is worthless. I would rather end my life rather then life one second with out you. 

As the New Moon rises I will end my life for you. because without you I am pathetic and insignificant. 

I am in love with you Dylan! I love you Dylan.

[autumnmobile12]

Felt like sharing some speculation today:

All right, so we know My Hero Academia has the something of the same premise as X-Men in the sense that select a group of humans were suddenly born with powers, the whole 'evolution leaps forward’ deal.

We see in My Hero how the First Generation of people with Quirks, especially the ones who appeared non-human or semi non-human, were originally ostracized like the mutants of X-Men are, but then more people were born with powers and then more people had powers until it became a widespread phenomenon and ‘normal’ people became the minority and society had to restructure itself to accommodate the new normal.

But have you read The Resurrectionist: The Lost Work of Dr. Spencer Black?

The plot is a 19th century doctor who theorizes that mythical creatures like the minotaur, harpies, sirens, and the like all existed millions of years ago but slowly interbred with humanity and eventually died out altogether.  So he believed that when someone was born with extra fingers, limbs, a tail or otherwise didn’t have the typical human shape, it wasn’t so much a mistake in genetic coding as it was the extremely recessive genetics of those ancient creatures trying to reoccur in the modern day.

...

Definitely an interesting premise, so now I’m wondering if the My Hero world has a cult, conspiracy theorists, or even some scientists/historians that have similar views regarding mythology.

If this whole Quirk thing happened back in the Stone Age where no one had the benefit of science or awareness of DNA, anyone born with an otherworldly power would have been worshipped as a deity. Or the ones born with a non-human appearance would have been reviled as monsters.

So following the idea of The Resurrectionist, maybe the sudden appearance of superpowers did lead people to take a closer look at the old myths and consider the stories of the gods/goddesses of old were originally stories of people with 'Quirks' who rose to power.  Humans with meta-powers ruled the world for a few centuries, then those powers inexplicably died off. For a variety of reasons or maybe unknown reasons, humanity lost that history but remembered the old stories and chalked them up to just myth until the powers that made it possible began to reappear full force several millennia later.

Some myths began as historical events but in being handed down hundreds of generations, the multiple tellings and retellings exaggerated them into the realm of impossibility.

Lightning/electricity powers:  Zeus, Thor, Hinon

Fire powers:  Hephaistos, Surtr, Hestia, the phoenix

Foresight:  Any seer, prophet, or oracle that appears in any myth ever

Ice powers:  Yuki-onna, Skadi, Morana

Water powers:  Poseidon, Chalchiuhtlicue, Anuket, Tlaloc

Plant-related Quirks:  Demeter

Gigantification Quirks: Giants, titans, nephilim

Ryukyu:  Is a dragon.  ‘nuff said.

All Might:  Herakles

Tokoyami having a bird head but otherwise appearing human is pretty reminiscent of the old Egyptian gods.

Hawks:  Any winged creature; take your pick.  Personally, the one that comes to mind for me is Hermes.  He only had wings on his sandals, sure, but the trickster archetype resonates.

Tsuyu: Naiads, nymphs, rusalki, any kind of water fae

Momo: Sedna (created sea life from her finger bones), Ukemochi no Kami (produces food from her own body)

Best Jeanist: This one's a bit of a reach, but the fabric thread thing coupled with the long, spider-like limbs kinda brings to mind the story of Arachne the weaver.

We do get a nod to Ancient Greek mythology with the prison Tartarus.  What better place to lock away beings with god-like powers than the prison of the Titans itself?

Obviously an incomplete list, but you see my point.

Personally, I'm leaning toward cultist ideology with this one as I find it hard to believe every civilization would have forgotten about a previous appearance of Quirks. But civilizations die off, civilizations are overrun by others and their histories are suppressed, maybe this hypothetical 'previous Quirk phenomenon' wasn't as widespread as the current one and so fewer people were affected and therefore fewer people were alive to verify the truth of facts, maybe this hypothetical time was from an age of oral history and nothing was documented properly, so not impossible just really, really improbable.

Still, I love mythology and I find it an interesting headcanon to think about.

[em-writes-stuff-sometimes]

High Valyrian in darilaros (princess) Chapter 3: Pyre

Hey, all - as promised, here's a translation of some of the stuff that was said in the last chapter. I didn't include translations there as it wouldn't have been developmentally appropriate for Babey to be fluent in HV as a three-year-old; given that it's her POV, I figured that including the lines without translations would be an appropriate way to convey this.

So, starting off with the thing Rhaenyra says to Daemon during the funeral scene:

"Ñurho valonqro paghyro jēdunna, lo tolijī kepa ñuha kirimvī rhēdos pendan."

This is the verbatim line from Episode 1 that translates to:

"I wonder if, for those few hours my brother lived, my father finally found happiness."

I took this straight from David J. Peterson's translation.

Now, for the funeral rites by the 'man wearing the eye dress' (lol - this is a reference to the fact that the Valyrian High Priest wears the robe with the glyph on it that looks a little like an eye) - I actually translated an entire thing for this, but only included a snippet of it in the chapter. I based it heavily off the Velaryon funeral rites in Episode 7, so if you notice similarities that is why. Here's what the High Priest would have been saying while Babey was off in baby la-la-land:

"Tubī Arryno Lentro Dārie Aemme se Targārio Lentro Dārilaros Baelon perzyrty mōrqittot, vapār jedo mōriot Gaelithoks pōjyz perzyssy sitta rāelilza luo dāriot, hannagon Visenio Hinon gierūlti." We join today upon Visenya’s Hill to commit Queen Aemma of House Arryn and Prince Baelon of House Targaryen to the eternal flames, the realm of Gaelithox, where He will keep their fires lit until the end of time.

"Sȳndor zijosy rēbarose, Dāria Aemma eglio ilvot trēso Dārilaros Baelon zȳhos gūros se tegot hen eglio ilvot lanto taloti hembis. Pōja muña se valonqar hen ñuqir se jeson āmāzīlusy daor, yn ānogrosa gierī ozletaksi humbilza." As she passes into shadow, Queen Aemma takes her trueborn son Prince Baelon with her and leaves two trueborn daughters upon the earth. Though their mother and brother will not return from ash and dust, they will all remain bound together in blood.

"Targārio ānogro rȳ ōrbrar ojāris, sētenondi hen ībī iemnȳ nȳmas. Hen perzȳ sīdas. Va perzȳ āmāzissi. Hen prānot istas, vapār drējī mōrī iksis." Smoke courses through Targaryen blood, and magic rings within their bones. From the fire did they rise. To the fire they must return. As it was in the beginning, so shall it be until the very end.

Hope this helps!

[bestiarium]

The Angont [Huron myths; Native American mythology]

The Huron (or Wendat) people in Canada tell tales of the Angont (also Oniare, Onyare or Oniont, among other names), a monstrous colossal snake that brought diseases to the people. It did so by spewing a cloud of poisonous breath, which made people ill. The creature was known to other Iroquois tribes as well, often with a different name. It was also said to have horns.

The Angont usually made its home in large lakes, as it is heavily associated with water. Sometimes, however, this creature would leave its home in the lakes to travel across the land. It had a tendency to curl up and rest at crossroads or on important roads while doing so, interrupting trade and communication between tribes or settlements. Usually residing in water, this creature capsized canoes to eat the people within. But you could placate it by gifting offerings. If the creature accepted them, you would be spared.

Another way to protect yourself against the wrath of the Angont is to invoke the Iroquois thunder deity, Hinon or Heno, as he is the monster’s mortal enemy.

Sources: http://www.native-languages.org/morelegends/oniare.htm Gatschet, A. S., 1899, Water-Monsters of American Aborigines, The Journal of American Folklore, 12(47), pp. 255-260. (Image source: Zul Fadhli Kamarrudin, drawn for outlandentertainment.com, a tabletop gaming site. This version has limbs, but those are just artistic freedom. It depicts a monster based on the Angont, rather than the Angont itself)

[candacehughes]

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[zoutilevanjil]

Lanfè reyèl li pa yon jwèt - Fason yon moun ka evite antre nan dife sa

KOMAN YON MOUN KA EPANYE LANFÈ. Lanfè se yon mo ki pa ekri dirèkteman nan Bib lan (Francais) Lanfè se yon mo kouran yo itilize ki dekri chatiman etènèl enkonvèti yo pral jwenn kòm konsekans. JEYÈNN (Gehenne) se yon mo ki soti nan langaj ebri yo ki se JEENA (geena) ki sinifi “Vale de Inon” . Hinon an se yon lye kote Izrayelit yo te konn fè sakrifis ak ti moun yo tou vivan nan dife (Boule Vif) 2…

[just-art5]

The Valley of Hinon, Jerusalem by Frank Armington - 1937

[bm-european-art]

A Corner in the Valley of Hinnom (Un coin de la vallée de Hinon), James Tissot, 1886-1887 or 1889, Brooklyn Museum: European Art

Size: Sheet: 4 11/16 x 7 1/4 in. (11.9 x 18.4 cm) Mount: 4 15/16 x 7 1/2 in. (12.5 x 19.1 cm) Medium: Pen and ink on paper mounted on board

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/13552

[the-elusive-libbin]

In latest news, Shinon is a twat and deserves more humiliation than this! XD I feel like he needs to be stuffed to the point where he can’t move. I love me some drunk hunger humiliation ~

[maid-of-the-golden-deer]

Greil Merc Gay Levels

Ike: A baby gay

Titania: An experienced gay

Mist: Entry level bisexual

Boyd: Middle tier bisexual

Oscar: Licensed bisexual

Rolf: The babiest of baby gays

Soren: Deputy gay

[jeremystrele]

Get The Look: Dark + Moody Bathrooms And Kitchens

Get The Look: Dark + Moody Bathrooms And Kitchens

Interiors

by Lucy Feagins, Editor

Oliveri Florence Kitchen Sink and Vilo Pull Out Mixer, in a contemporary dark and moody interior. Photo – courtesy of Oliveri.

1. Coco Flip – Jolly Single Rod Pendant

2. Oliveri – Vilo Pull Out Mixer

3. David Jones – Alessi Kettle

4. Designstuff – Krof Cutlery in Matte Black

Right image: Cloud Parade by Atlus Design Studio. Photo – Nic Gossage.

The incredible black kitchen at Slow Beam by Hearth Studio. Photo – Lauren Bamford.

Left image: Stylish black Santorini sink and Vilo Pull Out Mixer from Oliveri.

5. Marimekko – Unikko Tea Towel

6. Linear Standard – Cabinetry Hardware 

7. Makers’ Mrkt – Ella Reweti Vase

8. Artedomus – Inax Hinone Tiles

Hawthorn House by Edition Office. Photo – Ben Hosking. Styling – Marina Breit.

Hawthorn House by Edition Office. Photo – Ben Hosking. Styling – Marina Breit.

9. Baina – Josephine Hand Towel

10. Artedomus –Artesserae Polardur Brick 

11. Oliveri – Milan Basin

12. Country Road –  Kye Mirror & Bathroom Accessories

Highbury Grove Bathroom by Ritz & Ghougassian. Photo – Tom Blachford

13. Volker Haug – Anton Ceramic Colour

14. Country Road – Luma Bath Sheet

15. Makers Mrkt – Wave Soap Dish

16.  Tiles of Ezra – EZTZ1221

Left image:  Oliveri Naples Basin. Photo courtesy of Oliveri. Right image: Cloud Parade by Atlus Design Studio. Photo – Nic Gossage.

In recent years, we’ve seen real move away from all-white home interiors, towards darker material palettes.

These rich and moody schemes are particularly conducive to working spaces such as bathrooms and kitchens, where they add a sense of warmth and interest, while also hiding mess and clutter – a major bonus!

Bathrooms and kitchens offer multiple surfaces where this trend can be showcased, whether it be a statement kitchen sink, or a comprehensive scheme including luxe tiles, dark hardware, and sleek, stylish accessories.

Apply the following tips for each of these key areas, then shop the look above!

Tiles & surfaces

Any interior scheme relies fundamentally on the materials and paint colours selected. If black feels a little too intense, you can still add plenty of atmosphere to a space using lighter shades such as charcoal or mid-greys, burgundy, browns, dark blues, and deep greens.

Think about whether you want your surfaces (such as splashbacks, benchtops, cabinetry and flooring) to stand out, or sit as part of a cohesive scheme. If it’s the former, choose one ‘hero’ surface in a deep colour, then design the remainder of your space with contrasting, lighter shades to accentuate it. For example, all black cabinetry might be styled with metallic hardware, or a lighter coloured splashback, for contrast. Alternatively, if you’re feeling brave, all black everything makes a pretty impressive statement – consider the incredible kitchen at Slow Beam, Tasmania designed by Hearth Studio – case in point!

The mix of textures and finishes is also important. Aim for at least one surface in your bathrooms and kitchen that features texture, such as richly veined marble, weathered timber, terrazzo, or concrete.

Basins & tapware

The easiest way to integrate a dark and moody look in your kitchen or bathroom is with a black basin or sink. This could be a statement above-sink model, or a sleek, integrated style.

Oliveri offers multiple black sink, basin and tapware styles. Their vast range and superior design is synonymous with style, quality, and longevity! Our favourite bathroom styles are their stainless steel Milan basin for a contemporary look, or the more classic feel of the porcelain Naples basin.

In the kitchen, Oliveri’s moulded granite Florence and Santorini sinks styles are failsafe options, being scratch, impact, and heat resistant. A matte finish provides a timeless look that’s both sophisticated and durable. Complete the look with the convenient yet highly stylish Vilo Pull Out Mixer, available in a range of dark finishes.

Accessories

Accessories alone can make a huge impact towards creating a moody kitchen or bathroom interior, and there’s no end of products available!

In the kitchen, we’re seeing a move away from white or stainless steel appliances and kitchen accessories, with many black and deeper coloured options now available. We particularly love the Pleated Plisse Electric Kettle By Alessi, Krof Matte Black Cutlery, and Marimekko Unikko Kitchen Towel Set (proving dark products can also be uplifting!)

Bathrooms offer just as many options – from door hardware to storage canisters, towels, mirrors, soap dishes, hooks and artwork.

Finally, a dark interior doesn’t mean one devoid of nature – in fact, leafy foliage works beautifully alongside a dark colour palette, so don’t be afraid to soften the space with indoor plants.

Founded in 1947, Oliveri is a proud Australian manufacturer, and importer of quality products. View their quality kitchen, bathroom and laundry project ranges, stocked at stores nationwide at oliveri.com.au

[olo-mag]

hinone最新研發「手持的花火」 一個人都可放煙花

「花火」是日本為人熟知也極具歷史的象徵物之一。

 古時，開創江戶幕府的初代將軍德川家康，因見花火絢爛奪目，故將之納入為皇家活動的觀賞物；至於老百姓，亦會趁夏季「御盆節」（日本的清明節）前後，以花火於空中「獻花」，祭祀水害亡魂或悼念戰事犧牲。久而久之，花火就演化成當地風俗，���數花火大會亦幾乎於夏日舉行。

隨時代發展，日本的花火技術愈見出色，人們也對其美感別有完美的追求，像強調立體感、顏色繽紛、造型幻變，從自然花草、動物形態，以至卡通人物均有之。除卻慶典時刻，不少日本影視作品中，亦時見主角們溫馨地觀賞花火，或用「仙女捧」（手持式花火）耍樂，反映日本人對花火的熱愛。

即使受疫情影響，日本眾多大型春夏慶典及花火會均告取消，暫時難再有昔日的熱鬧盛景，可是他們不改對花火的熱情。像日本設計團隊 hinone 就研發了一款全新的、被譽為更具質感的手持式花火，好讓民眾於日常中也能享受。

這款「手持的花火」新品，跟其他同類款式有何不同？分別在於「聲效」與「視效」。有別大型花火會強調熱鬧與氣勢，「手持的花火」為方便用家於生活環境，如家中小花園、露台，甚或室內使用，並可跟家人朋友，或獨自欣賞，故此團隊特別改良了火花的燃燒聲，使其不會太吵鬧，只發出輕微的滋滋聲或平穩的霹哩啪拉，讓用家用聽覺靜聽花火變化，不打擾鄰舍。另外，考慮安全問題，突顯花火亮眼色彩之餘，點燃後散發的火光也不會太猛烈，棒子的手握部份亦刻意做長，讓大人小孩均可放心握着玩。

團隊還專門為「手持的花火」設計了說明小海報及影片，仔細介紹 12 種類共 26 支的組合（3,850日元）以及 12 種類 19 支的兩人組（售價 2,750 日元）的使用方式、點燃順序及拍照小貼士，例如怎樣同時燃放兩三款，運用火花形態的差異，構成更獨特的畫面，非常貼心！ 

示範影片：https://bit.ly/3sdDMg7 *只在日本發售，不設海外售賣

撰文：K.C. 圖片來源：hinoe官網

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Moss Algae Synthetic Turf Treatment in Tan Hinon | Chemical Sports Pitch Perimeter Weed Prevention #Moss #and #Algae #Surface #Treatment #Tan #Hinon https://t.co/Zn2SY7HMEo

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[playgroundsurfacedesigns]

Snakes and Ladders Floor Markings in Tan Hinon #Playground...

Snakes and Ladders Floor Markings in Tan Hinon #Playground #Snakes #and #Ladders #Design #Tan #Hinon https://t.co/uAjdNfR5gE

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[xjustbeingmex]

I love my two men ;) #hino #hinonation #selfie #fiance #christmastreeshopping https://www.instagram.com/p/B59uLlvgo-e/?igshid=1tngjokogy5js

[bm-european-art]

Olive Trees, Valley of Hinnom (Oliviers, vallée de Hinon), James Tissot, 1886-1887 or 1889, Brooklyn Museum: European Art

Size: Sheet: 4 11/16 x 7 5/16 in. (11.9 x 18.6 cm) Mount: 5 x 7 5/8 in. (12.7 x 19.4 cm) Medium: Pen and ink on paper mounted on board

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/13564