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  1. #spontaneous : happening without external cause

    - French: Spontané

    - German: spontan

    - Italian: spontaneo

    - Portuguese: espontâneo

    - Spanish: espontaneo

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  2. @virati
    #neuraldynamics #compneuroscience
    #neuroscience #compneuro #brain #neuralnetwork
    #neurodon @hnp_geneva

    A new article with Alejandro Carballosa on the dimension of neural data

    A detailed investigation of Shared Variance Component Analysis as a tool to characterize neural dimensionality

    Journal of Neuroscience Methods

    #Principal Component Analysis
    #Shared Variance Component Analysis
    # Neural data
    #Spontaneous activity

    tinyurl.com/4tsxs49z

  3. @virati
    #neuraldynamics #compneuroscience
    #neuroscience #compneuro #brain #neuralnetwork
    #neurodon @hnp_geneva

    A new article with Alejandro Carballosa on the dimension of neural data

    A detailed investigation of Shared Variance Component Analysis as a tool to characterize neural dimensionality

    Journal of Neuroscience Methods

    #Principal Component Analysis
    #Shared Variance Component Analysis
    # Neural data
    #Spontaneous activity

    tinyurl.com/4tsxs49z

  4. 1. Seeing parents 2. One wants to fish....not my father 3. Backseat photo shoot .....unexpected blend of subjects: feet, scenery, car, etc making for an odd sort of gallery. #realNSFW #nsfwsky 🧡🖤 #nsfwbluesky #SpicySky #perfectfeet #fishing #cars #parents #spontaneous

  5. Annual GRADUATION time = I get more 'n more tense about this. Any radical GRADS, PARENTS, TEACHERS or ADMIN willing? Not too late! #JUSTsayNOtoBALLOONS #JUSTsayNOtoMYLAR My 2021 graphic for imagined #NOBALLOONS campaign. Still time 4 #SPONTANEOUS 2026. Project 4 2027. #Oceans #Balloon #Mylar

  6. Annual GRADUATION time = I get more 'n more tense about this. Any radical GRADS, PARENTS, TEACHERS or ADMIN willing? Not too late! #JUSTsayNOtoBALLOONS #JUSTsayNOtoMYLAR My 2021 graphic for imagined #NOBALLOONS campaign. Still time 4 #SPONTANEOUS 2026. Project 4 2027. #Oceans #Balloon #Mylar

  7. CW: +18 Content

    Caught by Girls Trying on Clothes Leads to a Wild Threesome

    Dude walks into the room, totally by accident, and finds the girls mid-outfit change. They're trying...

    #Threesome #Caught #Lingerie #FFM #Spontaneous #Hardcore #Orgy

    pornxal.com/caught-trying-clot

  8. CW: +18 Content

    Walked In On Girls Changing And They Pulled Me Into

    👇👇👇Full video 👇👇👇

    pornxal.com/walked-in-threesom

    The setup is classic amateur stuff. Dude accidentally walks into the room where a couple of girls...

    #AmateurThreesome #WalkedIn #Latina #DoubleBlowjob #Facial #CaughtOnCamera #Spontaneous

  9. Let’s do this! 🦈

    Zoo edition... 📷 I usually plan stuff ahead. The earlier I can plan things, the better I feel prepared for them. But sometimes, I just get this silly idea, I often think of them as my ADHD brain-farts haha, and then I will see what I can do to make these farts become a real thing... Last week, during Wednesday night, I got this crazy idea to head to the Zoo later that morning. So... While I was doing my usual nightly bits and bops, I was also making a plan of how I could get it all done. When do do certain chores, when to leave the house, what to get at the supermarket when they'd open to take to the Zoo with me. The little wheels in my head were turning hard, almost steaming up due to all the action. But! I had a plan, and it seemed like it could be a good one, so... I went with it! And... I spent about 90 minutes in the Zoo, where I had a great time. Unfortunately, I didn't get to see all the animals that I was hoping to see, but... I did get a few good snaps and vids, which I will share here with you all... […]

    cynnisblog.wordpress.com/2026/

  10. Let’s do this! 🦈

    Zoo edition... 📷 I usually plan stuff ahead. The earlier I can plan things, the better I feel prepared for them. But sometimes, I just get this silly idea, I often think of them as my ADHD brain-farts haha, and then I will see what I can do to make these farts become a real thing... Last week, during Wednesday night, I got this crazy idea to head to the Zoo later that morning. So... While I was doing my usual nightly bits and bops, I was also making a plan of how I could get it all done. When do do certain chores, when to leave the house, what to get at the supermarket when they'd open to take to the Zoo with me. The little wheels in my head were turning hard, almost steaming up due to all the action. But! I had a plan, and it seemed like it could be a good one, so... I went with it! And... I spent about 90 minutes in the Zoo, where I had a great time. Unfortunately, I didn't get to see all the animals that I was hoping to see, but... I did get a few good snaps and vids, which I will share here with you all... […]

    cynnisblog.wordpress.com/2026/

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    Car Blowjob Scene with a Nice Deep Throat

    She leans over the center console and gets right to work. It's a classic car blowjob, sta...

    pornxal.com/car-blowjob-deep-s

    #CarBJ #Roadhead #DeepThroat #PublicSex #AmateurPorn #BlowjobScene #Spontaneous

  12. #spontaneous : proceding from natural feeling, temperament, or disposition, or from a native internal proneness, readiness, or tendency, without constraint

    - French: Spontané

    - German: spontan

    - Italian: spontaneo

    - Portuguese: espontâneo

    - Spanish: espontaneo

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  13. #spontaneous : proceding from natural feeling, temperament, or disposition, or from a native internal proneness, readiness, or tendency, without constraint

    - French: Spontané

    - German: spontan

    - Italian: spontaneo

    - Portuguese: espontâneo

    - Spanish: espontaneo

    ------------

    Guess the next word of the hour @ 24hippos.com

  14. The Day I ran my First Semi-Marathon

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Yesterday was cold and grey when I set off on my daily walk/run and my intention was to go up to Cheserex across to Tranchepied and then back down towards Nyon. I had no intention of running a semi-marathon.

    The reason for which I ran so far is that I saw dog walkers and their dogs were not leashed. Years ago I was agressed by three dogs, one of them every time we crosssed paths, so now, if I'm alone, and I see a dog, I cross where the field boundary is, and then I continue my walk, run or bike ride.

    Dog Walkers and My Running Detours to Avoid Them

    It's not that I had a bad phobia of dogs, but that in one situation I was standing, unable to move, as a woman just watched me. She didn't leash the dog, she didn't do anything to help me. Eventually the dog charged me and I began to run. I then had the common sense to stop running and froze. After this incident my phobia of dogs, when walking alone was radical.

    I never, ever, ever want to be so close to being mauled again. That's why I backtrack as soon as I see dogs in the distance and find another route.

    It's relevant to how I ran my first semi-marathon. If the dog walkers hadn't been on the path between Cheserex and Tranche-Pied I would not have taken a detour, and if I had not seen a crowd walking around Tranche-Pied, then I would have headed down, and my run would have been short.

    It's thanks to those dogs I saw that I took a détour. It's thanks to those people that I didn't head home. It's thanks to these people that I decided to try running to Divonne, and then I ran towards Céligny, and from Céligny towards Eysins. Without the dogs I'd have had a long run, but not this long.

    A Cycling Route

    I know of the connections between La Rippe and Divonne through cycling with two or three groups. It is by cycling with them that I discovered these alternative, lower traffic paths. They're good to know about because you can run, and cycle, without roads and cars for quite a distance.

    A Slight surprise

    When I ran from La Rippe to Divonne I was surprised to come out where I did. I came out right by the voie verte. From there I could have easily run to Crassier, and then back home, rather than run along the Lac de Divonne before crossing the border and towards Bogis Bossey and Céligny.

    Through the Fields or through the Villages

    I considered whether to run down to Céligny and then along the roads to Crans and then back up but chose not to run that route because of dog walkers. Dog walkers are just as likely on the route I did run but I could usually see them from a distance so I could easily avoid them.

    In the end the route was perfect to achieve a 21km loop, with minimal walking to get home, at the end of the run.

    Two Changes

    When I run this distance again I will make sure to have fuel with me, in the form of either energy gels or the haribo style fruit things. I did this 21km run without water and without any fuel. The reason for this is that I had no intention of beating my distance record. It was a fluke occurence. I'm proud of this achievement but I will take a day or two to rest and recover. I don't want to end up injured.

    And Finally

    If I had run just 6km I would have reached the 100km mark, so far this year. By overshooting like I did I achieved two notable things. Furthest distance, and most running in a week.

    I suspect that running in Spain, on those steep gradients, really helped me to get better at running in switzerland.

    At this time I do not plan to attempt a marathon. I plan to do a few shorter runs. I don't want to overdo it.

    #achievement #distance #endurance #pacing #running #semiMarathon #spontaneous
  15. The Day I ran my First Semi-Marathon

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Yesterday was cold and grey when I set off on my daily walk/run and my intention was to go up to Cheserex across to Tranchepied and then back down towards Nyon. I had no intention of running a semi-marathon.

    The reason for which I ran so far is that I saw dog walkers and their dogs were not leashed. Years ago I was agressed by three dogs, one of them every time we crosssed paths, so now, if I'm alone, and I see a dog, I cross where the field boundary is, and then I continue my walk, run or bike ride.

    Dog Walkers and My Running Detours to Avoid Them

    It's not that I had a bad phobia of dogs, but that in one situation I was standing, unable to move, as a woman just watched me. She didn't leash the dog, she didn't do anything to help me. Eventually the dog charged me and I began to run. I then had the common sense to stop running and froze. After this incident my phobia of dogs, when walking alone was radical.

    I never, ever, ever want to be so close to being mauled again. That's why I backtrack as soon as I see dogs in the distance and find another route.

    It's relevant to how I ran my first semi-marathon. If the dog walkers hadn't been on the path between Cheserex and Tranche-Pied I would not have taken a detour, and if I had not seen a crowd walking around Tranche-Pied, then I would have headed down, and my run would have been short.

    It's thanks to those dogs I saw that I took a détour. It's thanks to those people that I didn't head home. It's thanks to these people that I decided to try running to Divonne, and then I ran towards Céligny, and from Céligny towards Eysins. Without the dogs I'd have had a long run, but not this long.

    A Cycling Route

    I know of the connections between La Rippe and Divonne through cycling with two or three groups. It is by cycling with them that I discovered these alternative, lower traffic paths. They're good to know about because you can run, and cycle, without roads and cars for quite a distance.

    A Slight surprise

    When I ran from La Rippe to Divonne I was surprised to come out where I did. I came out right by the voie verte. From there I could have easily run to Crassier, and then back home, rather than run along the Lac de Divonne before crossing the border and towards Bogis Bossey and Céligny.

    Through the Fields or through the Villages

    I considered whether to run down to Céligny and then along the roads to Crans and then back up but chose not to run that route because of dog walkers. Dog walkers are just as likely on the route I did run but I could usually see them from a distance so I could easily avoid them.

    In the end the route was perfect to achieve a 21km loop, with minimal walking to get home, at the end of the run.

    Two Changes

    When I run this distance again I will make sure to have fuel with me, in the form of either energy gels or the haribo style fruit things. I did this 21km run without water and without any fuel. The reason for this is that I had no intention of beating my distance record. It was a fluke occurence. I'm proud of this achievement but I will take a day or two to rest and recover. I don't want to end up injured.

    And Finally

    If I had run just 6km I would have reached the 100km mark, so far this year. By overshooting like I did I achieved two notable things. Furthest distance, and most running in a week.

    I suspect that running in Spain, on those steep gradients, really helped me to get better at running in switzerland.

    At this time I do not plan to attempt a marathon. I plan to do a few shorter runs. I don't want to overdo it.

    #achievement #distance #endurance #pacing #running #semiMarathon #spontaneous
  16. A Run to Blue Sky

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Yesterday we were under the clouds for the entire day. Low lever clouds or fog kept us away from the sun. I noticed that someone on Strava had managed to get above the clouds by going for a bike ride. I decided to try to do the same thing, eventually, by running. This is the longest distance I have ever run. It was uphill for the first part.

    I ran from the height of Nyon towards Tranchepied, and from there I ran up towards the Domaine de Bonmont before turning to run along the foot of the Jura towards Trelex, before running back down towards Nyon and home.

    I believe that the running I did in Spain primed me for this run because it got me used to steeper gradients than I encountered on yesterday's run. That's why I could run further, and more comfortably. I didn't suffer. In Spain climbs are steep, rather than long. The gradients are good for fitness. Low altitude, with steep gradients is worthwhile.

    Years ago I was trying to run further, and further, but in so doing I felt more and more pain. In the end I peaked at thirteen kilometres but had to stop because I was in agony. I had to limp home. Yesterday I had no such problem.

    I felt good on yesterday's run. I felt calm, I felt relaxed, I felt in control. I also felt that I could continue for a greater distance. I stopped running because I decided to treat myself to a rare drink. It was non alcoholic.

    And Finally

    It's interesting that this run felt good. I ran 10 km a few months ago, between Nyon and Gland and it felt more strenuous. If it wasn't for high traffic roads that I had to cross I would have continued all the way. Having said this, I like to push the envelope by a kilomtre or two but to push by three or four kilometres is breaking one of my own rules. That is part of my reason for stopping when I did.

    It's encouraging. Now I am tempted to try running further, but today I need to recover, and see how I feel tomorrow.

    #clouds #fitness #mist #running #spontaneous
  17. A Run to Blue Sky

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Yesterday we were under the clouds for the entire day. Low lever clouds or fog kept us away from the sun. I noticed that someone on Strava had managed to get above the clouds by going for a bike ride. I decided to try to do the same thing, eventually, by running. This is the longest distance I have ever run. It was uphill for the first part.

    I ran from the height of Nyon towards Tranchepied, and from there I ran up towards the Domaine de Bonmont before turning to run along the foot of the Jura towards Trelex, before running back down towards Nyon and home.

    I believe that the running I did in Spain primed me for this run because it got me used to steeper gradients than I encountered on yesterday's run. That's why I could run further, and more comfortably. I didn't suffer. In Spain climbs are steep, rather than long. The gradients are good for fitness. Low altitude, with steep gradients is worthwhile.

    Years ago I was trying to run further, and further, but in so doing I felt more and more pain. In the end I peaked at thirteen kilometres but had to stop because I was in agony. I had to limp home. Yesterday I had no such problem.

    I felt good on yesterday's run. I felt calm, I felt relaxed, I felt in control. I also felt that I could continue for a greater distance. I stopped running because I decided to treat myself to a rare drink. It was non alcoholic.

    And Finally

    It's interesting that this run felt good. I ran 10 km a few months ago, between Nyon and Gland and it felt more strenuous. If it wasn't for high traffic roads that I had to cross I would have continued all the way. Having said this, I like to push the envelope by a kilomtre or two but to push by three or four kilometres is breaking one of my own rules. That is part of my reason for stopping when I did.

    It's encouraging. Now I am tempted to try running further, but today I need to recover, and see how I feel tomorrow.

    #clouds #fitness #mist #running #spontaneous