Throwing in a hoop sequence to mix things up.
If anyone knows the names of any of the moves, please let me know, I'm not as familiar with hoop names.

#Lyra #AerialHoop #AerialArts #Spin #Splits

In which I am THE MOST DRAMATIC OF DEEP SEA KRAKENS in #Lyra flow class. #aerials

@comehellerhighwater comes through with choreography once again.

I am 51 years old, and I fucking love this ridiculous hobby. 😍 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXaeih9DLVi/?igsh=bWVtaXc3ZHFqcXkz

Lyra

I haven’t written much lately about celestial observations, but there are plenty of posts in my archive about ones such as meteor showers. The Lyrid meteor shower is one of the oldest and most reliable annual meteor showers, and in April 2026, it offers especially good viewing conditions. Peak activity is predicted to be tonight, April 21–22.

The shower’s active period is April 14–30. The expected rate is about 18–20 meteors per hour under ideal dark-sky conditions. A waxing crescent Moon sets early, so minimal moonlight will interfere with viewing, making 2026 an excellent year for viewing.

Who is Lyra? Lyra is not a person but a thing. In mythology, it is the lyre of Orpheus, the musical instrument of the musician and poet of Greek myth whose music could charm animals, trees, stones, and even the gods of the Underworld. The lyre of Orpheus was crafted originally by Hermes from a tortoise shell and was later given to Orpheus by Apollo. Orpheus used this lyre to calm the Sirens during the voyage of the Argonauts, and to charm Hades and Persephone in his attempt to rescue his wife Eurydice from the Underworld. When Orpheus died, Zeus placed his lyre in the sky, creating the constellation Lyra as a tribute to his unmatched musical talent.

If you want to give a look tonight or for the remainder of April, the best viewing time is after midnight to dawn, especially 1:00 AM–5:00 AM local time. Head somewhere with low light pollution (e.g., local parks or outskirts). Look northeast, but keep a wide view of the sky, and let your eyes adjust for 20 minutes.

The meteors appear to be coming from the radiant in the constellation Lyra, which is near the bright star Vega, but these meteors can appear anywhere in the sky. The true origin is debris from Comet C/1861 G1 (Thatcher). That comet has been observed for over 2,700 years.

Min Choi (@minchoi)

NVIDIA가 Lyra 2.0을 공개했다. 한 장의 이미지를 탐색 가능한 3D 월드로 변환하며, 3D Gaussian, 메쉬, 물리 엔진으로 내보내기를 지원한다. 이미지 생성·3D 재구성·시뮬레이션을 연결하는 주목할 만한 AI 기술이다.

https://x.com/minchoi/status/2044813729938694187

#nvidia #lyra #3d #generativeai #vision

Might be doing this a tad late but here's my #introduction

Hi I'm Chickpea (he/she/they) because I eat lots of chickpeas; was vegan for 7 years but succombed to the cheese cravings, now I'm #vegetarian

Here to post #poledance vids to record my progress and help me remember if I ever managed a specific move. My memory is 💩 because of #adhd

Other hobbies:
#Procrastination
#AerialHoop #Lyra
#AerialSilks
#Cats
Bad #Woodwork
#Bouldering
#Manhwa
Killing #plants

Je parle aussi le franglais 🇨🇦