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Mmitsu92.bsky.social

Doudou est repartou je lui ai même pas dit au-revoir je mettais la moun dans son lit. L’avait pas une tête à s’appeler Doudou… même si cnest vrai qu’il était très calinou. Bon vent Doudou et soit sage 😻

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ACarxiv-cs-cv.bsky.social

Changqing Gong, Huafeng Qin, Moun\^im A. El-Yacoubi Hybrid Transformer for Early Alzheimer's Detection: Integration of Handwriting-Based 2D Images and 1D Signal Features https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.10547

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Xxingcat.bsky.social

I bought a set of small, wooden, carved bowls in a kind of kitsch tiki-style and decided to try some art with the plaster I had left over from making some props for the show. If you'd like it for yourself, it's available here: xingcat.bigcartel.com/product/moun...

Carved wooden bowl with a painted sculpture of a snowy mountain against a colorful sky within.
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POtranslatedskeets.bsky.social

Haitian Creole: Yon sèl bagay mwen manke nan anseye klas 18tyèm syèk mwen ak anpi se te konferans "fout Columbus, espesyalman". Paske fout li. Tout moun k ap touye moun, wi. Men, espesyalman sa a.

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JHjaredharley.com

I came here to give these two exact examples! The mounTain / moun-in example is one I notice often on local news here in Colorado Springs, CO. The younger reporters seem to pronounce the T, but I don't know if it's that they're young, or that in being young, they've not been in our area very long

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JHugobananas.bsky.social

New Oxford Annotated Bible offers this amazing commentary in Genesis:


The phrase translated as God Almighty ([Hebrew of the consonantal Masoretic Text] "El Shadday") is variously understood as "God [or "El"], the one of the moun- tains," "God of the Shadday [deities]," or even "fertile God" (literally, "God with breasts,"...). Whatever its original meaning, the Priestly tradition understands this epithet to be what the early ancestors of Israel called God before they learned the name Yahweh (Ex 6.2-8).
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