#Remote Starter Kit

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[eggcompany]

Viktor didn’t have many toys as a kid. He had the ones he build and then traded for food but he didn’t just have things to play with.

So he made up fort it when he was older. It all started with a simple remote control car. He loved it, its shiny red exterior, the way he could race it around the lab. Then he got a blue one for Jayce so they could race them down the empty academy halls late at night.

Then he got a race track and smaller cars and those were fun but not as much. Then Jayce, who’d had a train set as a kid, got a train setup starter kit. And that really hooked Viktor.

Soon he had a whole table set up. He could spend time painting houses and little model tunnels for his trains to go through. On his bad days where he couldn’t do much but sit in bed or his wheelchair, he couldn’t sit and watch his trains go around, rumble around their tracks.

He liked it. Jayce liked being able to bring Viktor new additions to cheer him up.

[queer-ragnelle]

So who among the Arthurian characters is into cottagecore? Morgan has to be right?

hi!

you know what i'm gonna have to disagree. i don't think morgan's affiliation to magic and nickname "le fay" are enough, especially bc she prides herself on a lofty status that elevates her above the humble rural living that cottagecore romanticizes. i mean here she is in the vulgate proclaiming herself a king's daughter (isn't she the daughter of duke gorlois?) while she prepares to kill her husband and get away with it.

queen shit. here are some characters i think would be into cottagecore.

arthur: when thomas berger wrote him as loving his simple life in wales with his family and sleeping out with the dogs and genuinely relishing his modest upbringing with his foster brother? i felt that.

blanchefleur: she definitely named herself "white flower" after her own garden's award winning blossoms at the county fair. she bottles it for perfume too, if you're interested. perceval always keeps a little vial around his neck so he can smell it and think of her while on quest or when he gets lost on his way to take out the trash. thanks wifey.

brangaine and palamedes: whether or not she can actually achieve this lifestyle whilst in the service of isolde, she definitely dreams of fleeing to the countryside with palamedes. it also makes his commute shorter (cottage is on the edge of the enchanted woods in which the questing beast roams).

culhwch and olwen: after the nightmarish tasks they underwent just to get married they absolutely retired far away from court life where those shenanigans wouldn't reach their children.

dindrane: she's the quintessential nun, one who didn't learn necromancy. she enjoys all the typical stuff expected in a remote hermitage; gardening, baking, making wine, going on an adventure bilbo style complete with chaotic means and tragic ends, bird watching.

fisher king and elaine: since the queen passed away they just want more father and daughter bonding time out on the boat to fish. they catch dinner in their little pond and take it home to cook and go to sleep happy. they do the same thing again the next day without any obligations besides living. nothing bad happens.

green knight and wife: pretty sure they invented cottagecore or at least introduced the concept into the realm. they have their own line of cottagecore starter kits with little seeds to grow personalized mini gardens for a country oasis even in the discomfort of your monarch-sanctioned barracks. so what if the plants they sell are annuals and you have to buy a new one every year. aren't you committed to the aesthetic?

isolde and tristan: did they or did they not smash in that grotto like their lives depended on it? i rest my case.

merlin: have you read mary stewart's merlin trilogy? my guy wanted the quiet life so bad it made him look stupid. he died as he lived, in the middle of fucking nowhere. say what we will he committed to the bit to the very end.

tor: he is literally a cowboy farmer kid turned knight. actually forget the whole list he's the only one.

thanks for the ask!

[pawborough]

Hey all!

Apologies for the late update! I attended an overnight charity cause which left me without the ability to post for a prolonged period. I still did remote work and the team made quite a bit progress! But please forgive the delay!

First off on the agenda, to address the criticisms surrounding the previous update: we hear you!

From what our team gathered, the largest feedback we received was:

I want my ranges to be larger

I want my ranges to be smaller

To sum up, while we received positives on the idea of color sorting for ranges, we received pushback on the limiting of ranges to only a few hues at a time at any given time. 

Our solution is to broaden the amount of color you can mix. The results allow for a similar amount of curation and variation as the wheel, but with our added intent of more intuitive color mixing. 

Originally, we called this system paint mixing system, where we intended for hues to mix as you would expect paint to. I.e, you breed a red and green cat to get brown, or a blue and red cat to get purple. 

This was limiting, we understand. So. we've moved over to light mixing. Same concept, same hue/saturation/lightness rules, but now the rules of the color mixing follow that of the light spectrum as opposed to paint. 

Above is a handy chart for hue mixing. If you breed two cats of different hues, you can get a range of outcomes depending on the two hues. 

Red and blue move through pink and purple, so breeding a red and a blue cat equals pink, purple, red, or blue kits!

The best news? With this system, taking into account the hue/saturation/lightness factors, users can selectively breed for up to 118 colors on the current 221 list. Previously, only 110 were available with the wheel system. 

We hear the feedback that certain colors may be rarer than others due to hue number variation, and we're taking this into account as well with an effort to even the categories. 

Lastly, we're experimenting with higher percent chances to pass down a color if both parents meet certain parameters. Example: If both parents have Rose overcoat, we're experimenting with a higher percentage to pass down Rose overcoat, and what that percentage may be. 

Thank you everyone for such valuable feedback on our game! 

Getting a breeding demo out is very high priority! That's really our next step! We're focusing on illustrating base patterns for the starter breeds, and letting loose a breeding and creator demo before updating it with more breeds and patterns as we get closer to launch. Luckily, we've heavily streamlined this process and have a working creator ready for assets! 

Thank you so much!

Asset Update: Prancer Mars

Sometime back, we updated the mars Prancer to better utilize the space. We wanted to keep the integrity of the pose, but learned the way in which the old art became squashed very easily.

Here is a comparison shot!

Prancers will be the first priority for breed release post-launch. Wahoo!

New Fauna

Great news! We have completed last-pass sketches for almost all backer fauna!

We are waiting on responses from a select few, but we knocked out over a dozen Fauna with our backers, with approved last-pass sketches now being finalized!

Here are two recently completed!

Korg'warde

Sponsored and concepted by Kardi, designed and illustrated by Hydde

Twinklobite

Sponsored and concepted by Angel, designed and illustrated by Hydde

Can you guess what animals they are? 

New Assets: Backdrops

We have several environmental pieces to show.

First off is the Abyssal header for the site theme, should you join Abyssal!

Design and illustration by Runeowl

Next, to keep with the Abyssal theme, here is the "Abyssal Outskirts." This backdrop will be available for free if you join Abyssal!

Design and Illustration by Harriertail and Runeowl

Lastly, a piece called "Cobblestone Clearing," a Cogwheel-based backdrop that will be available to all users!

Design and illustration by Skazinbud and Runeowl

The work has been steady, quality, and the team is thrilled!

Functionality Update: User Profile and Dens 

We finished onboarding! Logged in users can now do the following, tested multiple times:

Select Borough

Create, name, and select attributes for Founder cats 

Create the first den and name the user's camp

And with the new stuff, we tackled more complicated logic. Users can now:

Create, title, delete, and edit dens to store cats

Toggle to view all cats within all dens 

Search for cat names

Organize cat positions and move cats from one den to another

And!

Edit the User Profile by adding widgets

Edit HTML/CSS boxes on the user profile 

Organize, add, remove, and save widgets and their contents 

Certain margin placements are a work in progress as we build out! It may look a bit rudimentary when lacking the CSS, but the meat of functionality is there!

Frontend designs for the majority of the functions for the cat profile, inventory, item cards, and breeding are completed, making up a huge swath of the game!

To Summarize: We shared an updated modification to the breeding algorithm, the Prancer mars, new Fauna, backdrops, and functionality in the works

What to expect next month: Further asset illustrations, frontend breeding functionality, potentially frontend staging for the cat profile 

And expect the creator + breeding demo to be our next big drop!

[glapplebloom]

Could Sam Fisher do the first Metal Gear Solid Game better than Solid Snake?

One of the most fun research assignments back in the Wild West Days of researching was looking through Metal Gear and Splinter Cell. I was so convinced Sam Fisher would beat Snake because when it comes to Stealth Fisher was superior. But the pesky thing about Death Battle is we have a bunch of other stats that are important and Snake was superior in those. But I still think that Fisher is the better Espionage Agent to Snake. So let’s put Fisher through the first Metal Gear Solid game to see if he could.

Scenario

In 2005, FOXHOUND and a group of Next-Generation Special Forces took over Shadow Moses and Metal Gear REX, a giant walking nuclear missile launcher. They want the body of Big Boss or else they'll launch a Worldwide Nuclear Strike. Under the orders of Jim Houseman, then Secretary of Defense, Roy Cambell and Solid Snake were called into action. The reason: he wanted to use the FOXDIE virus to take out the terrorist and reclaim the Metal Gear and soldiers bodies. 

For this scenario, instead of trusting Solid Snake, our Secretary of Defense is entrusting Third Echelon, which was established in 2003 (or the 90s if you follow the books). This would also only use Sam Fisher from the first game, since that took place in 2004. FOXDIE would still be a factor though this would be a more intentional usage of it. This is Black Ops after all.

Pre-Game

So what does Sam Fisher have the advantage of in the beginning compared to Snake? For starters, since FOXDIE is given to him under Third Echelon, there would be no interfering from Naomi. Too boot, since she does not have a grudge on Sam Fisher like she would with Snake, there would be no need for corrupting the FOXDIE to kill Fisher as well. So Fisher would be injected with this virus and for the time being, will have no consequences in this mission.

Unlike Snake who basically had nothing, Sam Fisher has a choice of weapons he brings. Starting off with the SC-20K Modular Assault Weapons System. This baby has a 1.5× magnified telescopic sight and an integral silencer. It's Computer assisted to help with aim. And it can be converted to use specific ammo and be a Shotgun, an Assault Rifle or a Sniper Rifle. It’s three guns in one. More if you include ammo like the sticky shocker or the gas grenade. 

If he wants something smaller, he always has the FN Five-seveN, a lightweight, semi-automatic pistol that uses unique 5.7 × 28mm ammunition. There’s also wall mines, M67 grenade, OPerational SATellite Uplink, Multi-Vision Goggles, Optic Cable (to see in a room before entering), Tactical Audio Kit, Camera Jammers, Ring Airfoil Projectile, and a Sticky Camera. Sam is entering this well equipped.

His field operative is Anna "Grim" Grímsdóttir. She is his Communications Lead. Being a hacker as well as the front of the remote intelligence retrieval operation. But would Sam need any of Snake’s Codec people? Naomi Hunter is a possible necessity. Not only is she the one who injected Snake (and willingly Fisher) with FOXDIE, she also has information on Foxhound. Everyone else is not necessary. This includes Master Miller...

DARPA Chief Donald Anderson

First mission: Save the DARPA Chief Donald Anderson. Should be easy enough as there is no boss encounter between getting into Shadow Moses and getting to the DARPA Chief. But when he died by FOXDIE, that’s when Fisher began to question things. Since using FOXDIE was willing, this could lead to Naomi explaining that this was possibly Decoy Octopus. With how well he can copy a person, even their blood, that wouldn’t stop the virus that was already in him from affecting him. So off the bat, they can’t be sure if Decoy Octopus’ words can be trusted. 

President Baker

So while Snake was willing to go outside, Fisher is a guy who prefers the stealth route. Sadly, because of the height, he couldn’t likely go back the way he came. So he will likely meet Meryl the same way as Snake. Hearing the commotion outside, he would assume the prisoner in the previous room was the soldier holding him up. So likely planned by Decoy, the two would be ambushed and face the Genome soldiers as well. Between Meryl’s assault rifle and Fisher’s own excellent aim, they take out the invaders.

Like Snake, Fisher would likely figure out where President Baker is based on the schematics and the obvious construction job. Sadly, this also means he would be confronted with Revolver Ocelot. Since I believe Fisher is a better aim than Snake (as well as having an assault rifle) I can see Fisher beat Ocelot. So he reached President Barker and found out the terrorist got his code. But knowing that Anderson was Decoy Octopus, they could figure that they only have one code.

And with them talking about the card keys needing to be used to override the detonation codes, they could figure it out right then and there that the plan was to use them to have the ability to launch Metal Gear. And when Baker dies of FOXDIE, Fisher would likely confront Naomi about this. Since Third Echelon is under the National Security Agency (NSA), they would likely go over Jim Houseman’s head and directly to the president about this like in MGS. All the while Fisher would continue to take out the Terrorist and ensure the Metal Gear is safe.

Otacon

Sneaking would go smoothly until the Tank. That’s because there’s a big wide open area between the two buildings and a tank in between. And thanks to Octopus and Ocelot, they would know he is coming. Positive note, thanks to his SC-20K he could likely see the Tank from across the battlefield. Thing is, Vulcan Raven went with the Tank to confront Snake to see the legend for himself. With them not knowing who this is, and thinking he may be still falling for the “we need him to bring us the key code” trap, they may allow him to pass that area.

Fisher would likely still need the remote missile launcher for the Gas area. But I’m sure he can use it. But now he has to confront Gray Fox/Cyborg Ninja. Fisher would likely attack to protect Otacon, but facing him would be tricky. Snake is the superior hand to hand fighter and Gray Fox is a rival. In theory, he could use the Camera Jammer to disable Fox’s vision, but he would need to continually point at him to blind him.

Luckily for Fisher he could pick up some Chaff Grenades to disable Fox enough to shoot at him. And I doubt he would want to fight Fisher hand to hand like Snake. So between that and Fisher’s aim and weaponry, I can see him survive long enough for Fox to retreat. And Otacon is safe since he was never affected by the FOXDIE like the other two. 

Psycho Mantis

Fisher would likely find Meryl using the same tactics he would take out any normal guard, grab her before she realizes. Through there he’ll find out about the Key Card and have to bring her along. Too bad for Snake, Psycho Mantis is close by and takes control of her mind. Now the question remains: how did Snake beat Psycho Mantis? Shouldn’t he be able to control Snake’s mind like he did Meryl?

This is tricky since the main way to defeat Psycho Mantis is to break the 4th Wall. According to the Wiki, this was because the idea of defeating Psycho Mantis was “to clear your mind”. And with such a display on his mind reading prior, Snake (and likely Fisher) would figure the best way to beat a mind reader is to not have thoughts. Just the killer instinct to win. So if Snake could overcome a mind reader, so should Fisher.

Communication Tower

After that, it makes sense for them to confront Sniper Wolf the same way. An advantage for Fisher is he would have access to a Sniper like weapon already by modifying the SC-20K. So he could fight off Sniper Wolf right here and then. Problem is Meryl would be injured. I figured by this point Otacon is accessible and Fisher convinces him to take Meryl someplace safe and away from everywhere. So even considering the time for Otacon to arrive, that would mean there would be no ambush for Fisher unlike Snake who needed to backtrack to get a sniper rifle.

But for fun, let’s say there was one and Fisher had to go through the torture. He’s a tough guy too, so he could likely take it. Not to mention there would be key differences: with Meryl with Otacon, Ocelot has to be more cautious to keep Fisher alive. And them mentioning Octopus and asking about how the Key Card works means Fisher would know they don’t have the codes. Getting out of jail would be easy. Fisher is a master of stealth and Johnny isn’t the brightest bulb in the world. 

Regardless, Fisher would enter the door but use his camera to realize there’s a camera in the room. With his Camera Jammer, he can reach the tower without alerting all the guards his way. And he can do that all the way up, meaning there would be no reason for Liquid to be waiting for him above the Communication Tower with the Helicopter. And even if Liquid is there, he just needs to escape long enough to get the Stinger Missiles to fight it.

Sniper Wolf/Vulcan Raven

The Elevator Ambush would be the biggest thing. By this point, Fisher would have known about the Stealth Camo. So when he exits the elevator, he could use his Goggles to see the other four there under the guise of trying to lighten his load. And take them out before they realize he knows they’re there. And seeing the advantage of such technology, Fisher could use it. But let’s not and continue. Regardless of the above, he’ll meet Sniper Wolf again and take her on in a Sniper Duel. 

Between his expert aim and his own sniper rifle, I’m sure he can beat her. He can sneak his way to the big elevator where even the guards would notice someone activating it and have that ambush. And Fisher can out gun them. Fisher won’t attack the ravens but I bet they would alert Vulcan of Fisher’s approach. Between Fisher’s superior stealth and likely having access to the same weaponry as Snake by this point, I can see Fisher manage to beat Vulcan Raven as well.

Metal Gear

Now, by this point, they would figure out that there is no code and the key is the only way to access it. So with Grim finding out how the key card works, he would likely use Liquid and Ocelot’s plan of tricking him into an ambush. So when Ocelot shoots the key out of Fisher’s hand, Fisher would pull out the SC-20K to take out both Liquid and Ocelot right there. It’s a small room and not a lot of places to cover. And if they do find cover, it just means Fisher could use the more damaging weapons to finish the job and destroy the computers.

And with FOXDIE being given to him on purpose, even if they survive by this point they’re days are numbered. With the two remaining villains dead and control of the Metal Gear disabled, all that’s left to do is blow the joint. That’s when they could launch a missile strike against Shadow Moses and destroy everything. Fish, Otacon and Meryl escape and thus Metal Gear was never a threat.

Overall

Because FOXHOUND couldn’t infiltrate Third Echelon since they wouldn’t use Mater Miller at all, Fisher would have an easier time. Since Fisher isn’t Snake and just some other soldier, they would more than likely let him be thinking he would be easier to trick since he isn’t a legendary soldier. All the while being able to make judgment calls and figure out that they don’t have the codes.

After all, Snake is a great soldier. He is willing to follow orders even when betrayed. But Fisher is not a great soldier, he’s a great spy. And like spies, they know when following orders isn’t the best option.

[veeranrajanblog]

Remote Hackathons: Building Virtually, Collaborating Globally

The pandemic changed how we work—and also how we hack. Virtual hackathons have become common, enabling global participation and collaboration.

They offer flexibility: no travel needed, more time zones covered, and asynchronous workflows. But they also need extra discipline in communication and task delegation.

Remote hackathons use tools like Zoom, Miro, and GitHub. Teams often have daily stand-ups, live chat channels, and shared documentation.

While physical energy might be missing, virtual events compensate with inclusivity and scalability.

Ready to build from anywhere? Here’s a remote hackathon starter kit.

[thewinevoyage]

How to Create a Fun Virtual Happy Hour – Try Now Learn How The Basics Step-by-StepStep 1: Set the Date Step 2: Pick Your Wines Step 3: Choose Your Games Step 4: Test the Tech Step 5: Host It Live Top Games1. Blind Wine Trivia 2. Wine Pong Zoom 3. Guess the Price Tips Deep Dive Conclusion Other interesting links Virtual Wine Tasting Experience, Host a Wine Tasting Party, Virtual Happy Hour How to Create a Fun Virtual Happy Hour – Try Now Picture this: your screen’s buzzing with faces, someone’s swirling Pinot Noir and guessing “cherry or dirt?” while another’s popping a Prosecco-filled balloon, laughing as trivia flies. That’s the vibe when you master how to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now—it’s a digital toast that beats Zoom fatigue hands down. I’ve hosted these—spilled Rosé on my keyboard, misjudged a “grape type” answer—and every hiccup just amped the fun. How to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now turns screens into a party. 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Blind Wine Trivia How to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now peaks here—I’ve sipped Pinot Grigio blind, swore it was juice, team howled. 3-5 wines, Qs like “region?” or “pairing?”—points pile up. My “soda” guess—wrong, gold. How to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now loves this—The Wine Voyage kits make it. Twist: Add snacks—my cheese guess tanked. Tale: Pal nailed Syrah—I pouted. Wine Pong Zoom Bounced a ball into Merlot—splash on cam, cheers erupted. 6 cups per side, sip on hit—last cup wins. My wild throw—messy win. How to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now glows here—party vibes soar. Twist: Blind pong—my “feel it” flopped. Tale: Boss splashed—suit wet, grin wide. On it goes—every game in how to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now gets this love. Balloon pops, price guesses, sip relays—my spills and wins stack up, each a lesson in virtual joy. How to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now is a treasure chest—dig in. Conclusion How to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now isn’t just a call—it’s a spark. From Pinot guesses to pong splashes, I’ve lived these—spilled Malbec, laughed through it—and how to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now turned screens into celebrations. It’s connection, it’s chaos, it’s your crew’s next win. So, grab a Prosecco, log in, and master how to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now—The Wine Voyage can pour it easy. How to create a virtual happy hour with fun wine games – try now is your vibe—start now, sip loud, cheers to that! Hashtags: #VirtualHappyHour #FunWineGames #TryNowEvents #WineHappyHour #SipAndPlay #VirtualPartyIdeas #WineGamesNow #RemoteFun #HappyHourVibes #VirtualSipFun Find out more about our experiences. You may also want to check out our gallery for past events. 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Choosing the Right Heated Wire Stripping Tool for Your Application

Match the Tool to Your Wire Gauge Before falling in love with the sleekest gadget on the catalog page, check your conductor size. Ultra-fine electronics (think 38–46 AWG) demand micro-tip heated wire strippers, while chunky battery leads can handle beefier jaws. Picking the wrong size is like using pruning shears for bonsai—possible, but painfully imprecise.

Consider the Insulation Material PVC melts like ice cream in July, but PTFE laughs at lukewarm blades. Make sure your tool’s temperature range covers the highest melting point you’ll encounter. Multi-material shops often opt for programmable controllers to avoid the daily game of “Will it scorch or won’t it?”

Tweezers vs. Bench Units Field technicians swear by handheld tweezers for tight avionics bays, while production lines prefer benchtop stations with foot-pedal control. If your job involves hopping between lab and tarmac, look for a hybrid kit that docks in a power base yet pops out for grab-and-go tasks.

Temperature Accuracy and Recovery Time Nobody enjoys waiting for a tool to re-heat between strips. Look for sensors that keep temps within a five-degree window and recover in under two seconds. Consistency here means every conductor looks factory-fresh, not toasted around the edges.

Safety First—ESD and Ergonomics Sensitive boards fear static more than coffee spills. Choose models with grounded tips and antistatic housings. Bonus points for cushioned grips that prevent finger cramps during marathon harness builds.

Portability and Power Options If you fix drones on remote job sites, battery packs beat wall plugs. Some units offer swappable lithium modules; others run from portable power stations. Always check runtime specs—few things ruin a day faster than midway melt-and-fizzle.

Budget for Consumables and Accessories Replacement tips, cleaning sponges, and protective cases add up. A bargain starter kit may cost more long-term if proprietary parts are pricey. Scan the accessory catalog now to avoid future sticker shock.

Test Before You Invest Request a demo or send sample wires for stripping. Real-world trials expose hidden quirks, such as awkward cord angles or controllers louder than a leaf blower. Trust your hands—and ears.

Choosing the right heated wire stripping tool isn’t about buying the most expensive model on the shelf; it’s about balancing precision, comfort, and practicality for your specific workflow. Follow these steps, and you’ll spend more time making perfect terminations—and less time muttering at melted insulation.

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Behind the Vision: Meet the Mind Behind Free Mind

At the heart of Free Mind Marketing is more than a creative agency—it’s a visionary force led by a founder with deep expertise in branding psychology, emotional storytelling, and conversion architecture.

🎙️ A Story of Strategic Creativity

The founder of Free Mind Marketing (unnamed on the site, but portrayed through a strong brand persona) built the agency not from a design studio—but from the trenches of online business, having worked with entrepreneurs, educators, and creators around the world. With a background in:

Strategic communications

Behavioral marketing

Copywriting and digital storytelling

UI/UX psychology

Funnel conversion optimization

...the founder understood early that branding isn't just about how you look—it’s about how you're remembered.

This insight led to a bold philosophy: Every brand is a human experience.

🪞 Values That Shape Every Project

Depth over aesthetics: No fluff. Every brand is shaped by soul-level clarity and long-term strategy.

Partnership over deliverables: Clients aren’t transactions—they’re transformations.

Empowerment over dependency: Every brand is built to be sustainable, scalable, and self-managed.

Authenticity over trend-chasing: No Canva clones or recycled templates. Every brand is one-of-a-kind.

This foundational mindset is why Free Mind’s clients don’t just build brands—they build legacies.

💎 Premium Service Tiers: Choose Your Transformation

Free Mind Marketing offers a boutique-tiered model of services, tailored for founders at different levels of brand growth.

🥇 Signature Brand Alchemy (High-Ticket, Done-for-You)

A fully immersive 6–8 week engagement designed for serious founders ready to step into premium positioning. Includes:

1:1 brand discovery sessions

Full visual identity (logo suite, color palette, font system, moodboard)

Brand messaging guide (mission, value prop, story, tone of voice)

Website design & copywriting (up to 6 pages)

Sales funnel architecture (lead magnet, email flows, CTA maps)

Tech setup on platforms like Showit, Kajabi, Webflow, or WordPress

Launch roadmap and strategic support

Add-ons: social media kits, pitch decks, course branding, etc.

Ideal for: Coaches, creators, service providers, and product brands scaling to high-ticket.

🥈 Mini Brand Lab (Accelerator Package)

A strategic jumpstart for early-stage entrepreneurs needing clarity, messaging, and a beautiful web presence in 2–3 weeks.

Includes:

Brand strategy call

One-page website or landing page

Starter brand identity (color, typography, logo variant)

Basic copywriting framework

Funnel wireframe or email sequence outline

Ideal for: New coaches, solopreneurs, or creators launching their first offer.

🥉 Creative Consulting & Brand Audits (1:1 Power Sessions)

For those not ready for a full build but needing strategic clarity or creative feedback. These sessions may include:

Offer positioning & naming

Funnel or website review

Messaging refinement

Visual brand critique

Launch planning guidance

Delivered via Zoom with a follow-up doc.

Ideal for: Brands in motion who need a powerful second brain.

❤️ Words from Clients: Real Results, Lasting Impact

Here’s what clients are saying about their experience with Free Mind Marketing:

“I’ve worked with agencies before, but nothing compares to this level of thought, care, and vision. Free Mind helped me see my brand in a way I never had. My business has doubled, and I finally feel aligned with my message.” — Natalie B., Wellness Coach

“What impressed me the most was how they translated my mission into visuals and words I couldn’t articulate myself. Now I send people to my website with pride—and confidence.” — James O., Startup Consultant

“I was stuck in Canva chaos with a generic brand that didn’t reflect my value. Free Mind gave me a brand that not only looks incredible—but converts better than ever.” — Ava T., E-Commerce Founder

🌍 A Global Creative Studio with a Personal Touch

Free Mind Marketing may operate remotely, but it maintains the high-touch, boutique feel of a personal design partner. Whether you're a solo founder in Toronto or a startup in Dubai, you’ll experience:

Personalized creative support

Clear communication and milestone tracking

Transparent timelines and deliverables

Strategy-first design rooted in brand psychology

🚀 Ready to Build a Brand That Feels as Good as It Converts?

Whether you're relaunching a tired brand, entering a new market, or building your business from scratch—Free Mind Marketing has the tools, talent, and taste to bring your vision to life.

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Essential Planning with a Camping Equipment Checklist for Every Outdoor Trip

Camping brings peace, simplicity, and a closer bond with nature. However, without preparation, even a short trip can become stressful. One of the most reliable ways to ensure a smooth adventure is using a proper camping equipment checklist. Having everything in order makes the difference between a relaxing experience and one full of mishaps.

Whether you're heading out for one night or a week-long expedition, sticking to a well-organized checklist ensures nothing essential gets left behind.

Core Shelter Items on a Camping Equipment Checklist

A reliable shelter keeps you safe from rain, wind, and insects. It's the first major item to prioritize in your camping equipment checklist. Make sure you pack:

Tent (with stakes, guylines, and rainfly)

Ground tarp or tent footprint

Sleeping bag appropriate for climate

Sleeping pad or mat for insulation and comfort

Pillow or inflatable cushion

These basics provide warmth and protection during sleep, and forgetting any one of them can compromise your night in the wild. For a full list of recommended items, check this camping equipment checklist.

Cooking Gear for Campsite Meals

A portable kitchen ensures you can eat well in remote locations. A solid camping equipment checklist includes:

Portable stove or small grill

Fuel canisters

Cookware – pots, frying pan, utensils

Cutting board and knife

Lightweight dishware – bowls, plates, cups

Sponges, biodegradable soap, and scrubbers

Trash bags and a food waste container

Pack food that's easy to prepare and doesn’t spoil quickly. Freeze-dried meals, instant noodles, and granola bars are camping favorites.

Clothing Essentials for Comfort and Protection

Outdoor environments can change quickly. Your camping equipment checklist should ensure you're ready for sun, wind, or rain. Include:

Base layers (moisture-wicking shirts, thermals)

Insulating jacket (fleece or down)

Waterproof jacket and pants

Durable hiking boots or shoes

Socks and underwear (extra pairs)

Hat, sunglasses, and gloves

Layering is key for adjusting to temperature shifts. Lightweight, quick-drying fabrics help you stay comfortable throughout the day.

Water and Hydration Supplies

Water is essential for cooking, drinking, and hygiene. Add these items to your camping equipment checklist:

Reusable water bottles

Hydration bladder (for hiking)

Water filter or purification tablets

Extra water containers for camp storage

Electrolyte packets for energy boost

Clean water is not always guaranteed at campsites. Filtering or purifying natural water sources ensures your trip stays safe and healthy.

Personal Hygiene and First Aid Supplies

Cleanliness and minor medical care are crucial. A camping equipment checklist should include:

Biodegradable soap

Toothbrush and toothpaste

Quick-dry towel

Toilet paper

Trowel (for digging waste pits)

First aid kit – bandages, antiseptic, tweezers, blister care

Sunscreen and insect repellent

Even small cuts or sunburns can worsen quickly outdoors, so having these basics is non-negotiable.

Get a complete view of personal care items in this camping equipment checklist.

Navigation and Safety Tools

Technology is helpful, but never a substitute for traditional navigation. Add these safety essentials to your camping equipment checklist:

Map and compass

Headlamp or flashlight (with extra batteries)

Multi-tool or pocket knife

Emergency blanket

Whistle

Lighter, matches, or fire starter

Phone power bank

Always let someone know your itinerary before you leave. Even familiar trails can become confusing without clear visibility.

Meal Planning and Food Storage

Good food boosts morale on the trail. A thoughtful camping equipment checklist will include:

Meal ingredients or pre-cooked items

Snacks – trail mix, jerky, nuts, fruit

Cooler (if needed)

Bear-proof food container or hanging bag

Zip bags or containers for leftovers

Keep all food items sealed and away from your sleeping area to avoid attracting animals.

Extras for Comfort and Convenience

While not always essential, these items can make your camping trip more enjoyable:

Camp chairs or foldable stools

Tarp or shade canopy

Compact table

Entertainment – books, journal, cards

Camera or binoculars for nature spotting

Include them in your camping equipment checklist if space and weight allow.

Waste Management and Environmental Responsibility

Campsites should always be left cleaner than found. A mindful camping equipment checklist covers:

Trash bags

Used water collection containers

Sanitary disposal pouches

Reusable utensils and dishes

Odor-proof storage for food scraps

Following Leave No Trace principles preserves the wilderness for future visitors. Learn more eco-friendly packing tips in this camping equipment checklist.

Final Check and Departure Routine

Before leaving, go through your camping equipment checklist item by item. Lay everything out and confirm it’s functional and accounted for. Double-check:

Tent components

Batteries or power supplies

Medication and permits

Weather-appropriate clothing

First-aid readiness

This small habit ensures you won’t deal with gear failures or forgotten essentials once you're in the wild.

Conclusion

A thoughtfully built camping equipment checklist makes all the difference. It helps you stay organized, prepared, and free to enjoy your time in nature. From core shelter items to cooking supplies, safety tools, and comfort accessories—every item serves a purpose.

Keep your checklist updated after each trip. Note what worked well, what you missed, and what could be left behind next time. When you’re packed properly, your trip becomes more about the experience and less about problem-solving.

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Weather-Proof Gear I Trust More Than My Weather App

When it comes to preparing for the great outdoors, one of the most exciting parts of the journey is choosing your camping equipment. But what if you could take it a step further and actually make some of it yourself? DIY camping equipment is not only a budget-friendly approach, but also adds a personal touch to your adventures.

In this blog, we’ll explore the types of camping equipment that are actually worth making at home, why DIY is a great option, and how to get started. Whether you’re a first-time camper or a seasoned adventurer, crafting your own gear can be fun, fulfilling, and surprisingly practical.

🛠️ Why Go DIY with Your Camping Equipment?

There are a few compelling reasons to consider making your own camping equipment:

Cost-effective: High-quality camping equipment can be expensive. DIY versions can cut down on costs without sacrificing utility.

Customizable: Tailor your gear to your specific needs, from color to size and functionality.

Eco-friendly: Reuse and recycle materials to reduce environmental impact.

Satisfaction: There's something rewarding about using gear you built yourself.

Let’s dive into the DIY projects that are actually worth the time and effort.

🏕️ 1. Homemade Fire Starters

Every camper knows the importance of a reliable fire starter. Instead of buying them in bulk, make your own using simple materials like cotton pads dipped in wax or dryer lint stuffed into cardboard egg cartons.

This piece of camping equipment is easy to create, lightweight, and incredibly effective.

🛏️ 2. DIY Sleeping Pad or Mattress

Sleeping under the stars doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice comfort. A homemade sleeping pad using foam, reflective insulation, or yoga mats can give you both warmth and cushioning.

It’s a clever alternative to commercial camping equipment and can be folded or rolled compactly.

💡 3. DIY Lanterns and Lights

Lighting is an essential part of any camping equipment kit. Instead of buying battery-operated lanterns, try making your own with mason jars, solar garden lights, or LED strips powered by small USB batteries.

They’re functional, portable, and add charm to your campsite.

🪑 4. Packable Camp Stool

A compact, DIY camp stool made from durable fabric and PVC or lightweight wood can be a lifesaver around the fire. If you’re into woodworking or sewing, this project lets you create a customized, foldable chair that fits perfectly in your pack.

This kind of camping equipment really shines for its portability and convenience.

🥣 5. Portable Camp Kitchen Organizer

Keeping your campsite kitchen organized can be tricky. Craft your own kitchen roll using old fabric, hanging pouches, or an upcycled shoe organizer. You can store utensils, spices, lighters, and more.

This DIY camping equipment makes cooking in the wild far more efficient.

🚿 6. Solar Shower

Yes, you can make a portable solar shower! All you need is a black bag (which absorbs heat), a shower nozzle, and a rope to hang it from a tree. It’s one of the more advanced but totally doable DIY camping equipment ideas.

Perfect for longer stays in remote areas.

🧼 7. DIY Biodegradable Soap Pouch

Store your homemade soap in a mesh bag made of recycled netting or fabric. It doubles as a scrubber and ensures you're being eco-conscious. Making your own toiletries is another great extension of DIY camping equipment.

🎒 8. Roll-Up First Aid Kit

Instead of buying a bulky first aid box, create a compact roll-up kit using fabric and Velcro. Fill it with the essentials: bandages, antiseptic wipes, tweezers, and tape.

This is one piece of camping equipment you’ll hopefully never need—but it’s crucial to have.

🧻 9. DIY Toilet Kit (a.k.a. “The Loo Bag”)

Every camper needs a solution for bathroom breaks. Use an old dry bag to store toilet paper, biodegradable wipes, a small trowel, and hand sanitizer. Lightweight, discreet, and essential.

This practical camping equipment solution can be stashed easily in your pack.

🧺 10. Hanging Drying Rack

Drying socks, towels, or cookware is easier with a simple rope and clothespins setup. A DIY drying line is super handy and can be strung between trees or tents.

It’s a small yet incredibly useful piece of camping equipment you didn’t know you needed.

🧵 What to Keep in Mind Before Making Your Own Camping Equipment

Test it at home before taking it on a trip.

Use weather-resistant materials wherever possible.

Keep it lightweight and easy to pack.

Prioritize safety—especially with things like fire starters and cooking tools.

🧳 What’s Not Worth Making

While many items are DIY-friendly, some camping equipment is better purchased, such as:

Tents: Unless you’re highly skilled in sewing and materials, store-bought tents are safer and more reliable.

Technical backpacks: Ergonomics and durability are hard to replicate.

Water filtration systems: Go with certified filters to ensure safety.

These require advanced knowledge and testing that most DIY setups can’t guarantee.

🏕️ Final Thoughts

DIY camping equipment can be just as functional—if not more meaningful—than anything you’d buy in a store. Whether you're saving money, customizing your setup, or just love a good hands-on project, there's plenty of gear that’s worth building yourself.

Start small, be safe, and enjoy the satisfaction of crafting your own tools for adventure. With each item you make, you’ll not only become more self-reliant, but you’ll also deepen your connection to nature and the camping experience itself.

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Navigating the Aisles: What to Expect When Visiting a Local Intimate Toy Store

Walking into a local intimate toy shop for the first time can feel like stepping into the unknown—but it doesn’t have to be intimidating. In fact, it can be one of the most affirming, exciting, and empowering experiences for your sexual wellness journey.

This guide walks you through what to expect—and how to make the most of it.

🏪 1. A Welcoming Environment Forget the outdated stereotypes of seedy, neon-lit stores. Most modern local shops are: Bright, clean, and thoughtfully designed Staffed by friendly, trained, sex-positive professionals Inclusive of all genders, orientations, and bodies Expect: Warm greetings, judgment-free attitudes, and privacy-respecting staff.

🧠 2. Knowledgeable, Respectful Staff Staff are there to: Answer questions without shame Offer recommendations based on your needs and comfort level Explain materials, features, and safe usage 💬 Tip: You don’t need to know the lingo—just say what you're curious about (e.g., “I’m looking for something small and beginner-friendly”).

🛍️ 3. Organized, Clearly Labeled Sections Many stores divide their shelves by: Type of stimulation (clitoral, G-spot, anal, etc.) Partnered vs. solo play Material type (silicone, metal, glass) Vibrating vs. non-vibrating You might also find sections for: Lubricants (water-based, silicone, flavored) Safer sex supplies (condoms, dental dams) Body care (massage oils, bath products) BDSM or kink gear (restraints, floggers, blindfolds)

🔍 4. Hands-On Learning (No Pressure to Buy) Most shops have display models (not for use, of course) that you can touch or test for vibration strength. Staff may offer demonstrations or side-by-side comparisons. You’ll never be pressured to buy—just encouraged to explore.

🧤 Some stores offer gloves or sanitized testers for interactive browsing.

🎯 5. Products Catered to a Wide Range of Needs You’ll find items for: First-timers (slim, discreet, easy-to-use toys) Queer, trans, or nonbinary folks (inclusive language and gear) People with disabilities or mobility issues Couples, kinksters, or long-distance lovers

💡 Pro Tip: Ask if they carry toys with remote controls, app connectivity, or ergonomic designs for accessibility.

🛒 6. Discreet Checkout & Packaging Purchases are handled respectfully and privately. Many shops: Offer plain paper or reusable bags Use generic or discreet billing names if you order online Can recommend beginner bundles or starter kits

🎓 7. Workshops, Events & Community Engagement Many local stores host: Pleasure education workshops Consent and communication classes Book clubs or social nights for LGBTQ+ folks

🌈 Why it matters: It’s not just a store—it’s a community hub for empowerment and connection.

✅ 8. What to Bring (or Not Bring) Bring: An open mind Questions or curiosity A friend or partner, if you’d like support

Leave at home: Embarrassment—this is a judgment-free zone Pressure to buy—browse freely and come back when ready

🌟 Final Thought: Visiting a local intimate toy shop is like visiting a wellness boutique for your pleasure. The experience is affirming, informative, and—most importantly—fun.

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Make It Cognitive: Pioneering Smart Home Automation in Australia

Do you also have the habit of double-checking your home lock system when you go out? Well, this is a common occurrence that everyone experiences when they are unsure about their security system! But now, you don't have to worry anymore! Make It Cognitive is here to solve all your problems with their smart home devices. The company offers a wide range of smart home products that can help you feel stress-free, whether you are at home or away. You don’t have to worry about opening your door when your car arrives; with a smart smart WiFi garage door opener, you can do it with just one click! Read this article to learn more about this company! Take a Dive into the Sea of Smart Home Products Make It Cognitive provides a wide range of product lineups to enhance various aspects of home living: · Sensors: Sensors made by Make It Cognitive stand out in performance in every sense. Their wide range of sensors includes motion detectors, door/window sensors, temperature sensors, and water leak detectors to ensure complete coverage and awareness throughout your home. · Smart Switches and Plugs: Make It Cognitive bringing automation and remote control to everyday appliances. Smart Switches Australia allows the user to control lighting through mobile apps and voice commands. Additionally, smart plugs turn normal electrical appliances into smart devices that can monitor and control energy consumption. · Smart Controllers and Hubs: The smart controllers are called the brain of the smart home! These automation hubs by the company, help in maintaining coordination between sensors and devices. For instance, turning off all lights and locking doors when leaving home. · Smart Home Kits: Make It Cognitive offers a comprehensive range of DIY home kits for customers who want a complete package of products. The company has three types of kits, namely, starter kits (for beginners including basic sensors and switches) security kits (for surveillance and protection), and energy-saving kits (to cut down electricity bills). Why Choose Make It Cognitive? · Easy to install: Make It Cognitive offers smart home devices and products that are easy to use and install. You can refer to their simple instructions booklet to plug and play devices! · Reliable Quality: The Company ensures top-quality smart devices for their customers, by carefully selecting products that meet safety and performance standards. Ready to explore the world of smart home devices? Whether you want a Wifi garage door opener or sensor for your home, you can completely rely on Make It Cognitive for all your smart needs! Smart living is just a call away! For more details, visit https://www.makeitcognitive.com.au/ Original Source: https://bit.ly/44u5gUv

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Top 10 Must-Have Intimate Toys for Couples

Whether you're looking to spice things up, deepen your connection, or explore new sensations together, intimate toys for couples offer endless possibilities for pleasure and bonding. With so many options out there, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we’ve curated this list of the Top 10 Must-Have Intimate Toys for Couples —designed to elevate both your physical and emotional connection.

Let the exploration begin.

Couple’s Vibrator – We-Vibe Chorus Best For: Simultaneous pleasure during intercourse A wearable, app-controlled vibrator designed to be worn during penetrative sex. It delivers strong clitoral and G-spot stimulation while leaving room for your partner. Why it’s a must-have: Enhances intimacy and is perfect for hands-free mutual satisfaction.

Remote-Controlled Love Egg – Lovense Lush 3 Best For: Public play and long-distance fun A powerful internal vibrator controlled via smartphone app���ideal for teasing in or out of the bedroom. Why it’s a must-have: Offers spontaneous play and builds anticipation, even miles apart.

Vibrating Cock Ring – Je Joue Mio or We-Vibe Verge Best For: Prolonged erections and clitoral stimulation These rings vibrate to enhance pleasure for both partners during intercourse. Why it’s a must-have: It’s simple, effective, and perfect for shared orgasms.

Massage Wand – Le Wand or Doxy Best For: Foreplay and full-body relaxation Powerful external vibrators that can be used for sensual massage or direct stimulation. Why it’s a must-have: Great for building intimacy, not just orgasm-focused play.

Bullet Vibrator – Dame Kip or We-Vibe Tango X Best For: Precise external stimulation Small but mighty, bullet vibes are perfect for clitoral play, nipple stimulation, or slipping between bodies during sex. Why it’s a must-have: Discreet, versatile, and beginner-friendly.

Anal Plugs for Couples – b-Vibe Snug Plug or Ditto by We-Vibe Best For: Adding intensity and exploring new sensations Anal play isn’t just for one partner. Plugs can intensify orgasms and be part of dual stimulation. Why it’s a must-have: Safe, body-friendly designs make exploration comfortable and exciting.

Bondage Starter Kit – Sportsheets or Scandal Collection Best For: Light BDSM and role-play Includes blindfolds, cuffs, and ticklers for sensory play and power exchange. Why it’s a must-have: Builds trust and allows you to explore fantasies in a safe way.

Dual-Stimulation Vibrator – Lelo Ina Wave or We-Vibe Nova 2 Best For: Solo play that partners can enjoy together A toy that stimulates both the clitoris and G-spot simultaneously. Great for shared masturbation or watching each other play. Why it’s a must-have: Encourages mutual pleasure and visual connection.

Temperature Play Tools – Glass or Metal Dildos Best For: Sensation play and variety Glass or stainless-steel toys can be cooled or warmed for added sensation. Why it’s a must-have: Adds a new sensory dimension to touch and stimulation.

App-Controlled Anal/Prostate Massager – Lovense Edge 2 or Hugo by LELO Best For: Advanced shared play Ideal for prostate stimulation or external perineum play, and controlled remotely. Why it’s a must-have: Intensifies solo or mutual pleasure and encourages communication.

Bonus: Don’t Forget the Essentials Lube: Use water-based lube with most toys. Look for body-safe formulas.

Toy Cleaner: Keeps your products clean, safe, and long-lasting.

Storage: Store toys in breathable, separate pouches to prevent damage or contamination.

Final Thoughts Intimacy isn't one-size-fits-all, and neither are the toys you use together. The right combination can elevate your connection, bring new pleasure to the surface, and spark meaningful exploration. Start with one or two from this list and expand as your curiosity grows. Remember, the best toy is the one that brings you both closer.