#anden studios

[schaeder]

Anden i flaskan

Tom Puss-episoden ”Anden i flaskan”, som gick i Vårt hem, var en holländsk serie av Marten Toonder och de anställda på Toonder Studios.

Tom Puss-episoden ”Anden i flaskan” (Tom Poes en de geest in de fles) var en holländsk serie av Marten Toonder och de anställda på Toonder Studios. Serien blev publicerad på svenska i veckotidningen Vårt Hem nr 23-36/1948, som dock avbröts av Herr Bumbles vad. Men efter ett uppehåll fortsatte ”Anden i flaskan” i nr 49/1948 – nr 3/1949. Ett urval källor Första avsnittet med Tom Puss och ’Anden i…

[evigtlivihimlen]

Kändisintervjuer!

KÄNDIS-INTERVJUER! Jag intervjuade Runar Sögaard, Stanley Sjöberg, Ulf Ekman och Anita Barker samt många andra kända profiler som Johannes Amritzer, Hans Marklund och Bror Spetz m fl under 90-talet då vi hade radioprogram i Borås som hette "Livskraft", de sändes via Borås Närradio och Pingstkyrkans studio i Borås. På 2000-talet hade vi också radioprogram i Jämtland, ”Radio Gud” sändes från radiostationerna Mittradion och Radio Krokom. Detta är en liten ”nostalgitripp” från en annan tid, då var samhället, vi människor och kristenheten något annorlunda än idag, jag själv var relativt nyfrälst och ”mycket vatten har flytit under bron” liksom; Men jag återger här nu intervjuerna från 90-talet av Runar, Stanley, Ulf och Anita. Ni kommer finna att det de säger ändå är aktuellt för oss idag, många kommer uppskatta den ”Ande och Sanning” som finns att finna som guldklimpar här och var i intervjuerna, och många blir gripna av särskilt Anita Barkers vittnesbörd av helande och mirakler. Känns underligt höra sig själv i intervjuerna, en del av er var inte ens födda då eller lekte i sandlådan :) Fotot är taget från en studio i Östersund, i början av 2000-talet var jag tjock, åt väl kakor under inspelningen :) Varsågoda:

Intervju Runar Sögaard: https://soundcloud.com/user-326877364/intervju-runar-sogaard

Intervju Stanley Sjöberg: https://soundcloud.com/user-326877364/intervju-ss

Intervju Ulf Ekman: https://soundcloud.com/user-326877364/del1

Intervju Anita Barker: https://soundcloud.com/user-326877364/intervju-anita-barker

P.S! Min "samfundstillhörighet" under 24 år har varit inom EFK (dåvarande Örebromissionen), Pingst och Baptist. Sedan jag blev härligt frälst så har jag bott på 7 olika orter…Men, jag har samarbetat i evangelisation, mission och radio med alla frikyrkosamfunden, sådan verksamhet går "över gränserna" i sann ekumenik, då är Jesus, Ordet och Anden i fokus för att ge ut Evangeliet och "Sanningen som sätter fri" till en förlorad mänsklighet…Intervjuerna är alltså från 90-talet, bedöm därefter… :) Förresten, lite kul kuriosa, vi har faktiskt ”inga skelett i garderoben”, men däremot har vi haft minst fem lokala pastorer och predikanter i vår garderob…vi hade vår radiostudio där och intervjua dem där :D , detta var under den 2:a radiotids perioden, i Jämtland.

Under 1:a radioperioden ville jag få spridning på programmet via, som sagt kändisintervjuer, så även icketroende skulle lyssna. "Frimodighet ger stor lön" var Bibelordet som gällde, och det var också många kända kristna profiler som intervjuades, många fler än de nämnda, t ex Alf Svensson f.d partiledaren men den intervjun gav jag till en kollega som var med en period ("den som ger han får"…). Några som jag inte lyckades fånga i "radionätet" var Thomas Ravelli och drottning Silvia, jag hade kontakt med hovet men fick ett diplomatiskt fint nejsvar :)

[automaticvr]

Forestillingen Mortalities giver dig adgang til underverdenen, når dødens ledsager tager dig i hånden. Med forsigtige skridt træder I ud på en lang, knagende hængebro og drager om på den anden side. Virtual Reality-operaen Mortalities er et nyt operaformat. Fire gæster lukkes ind ad gangen til en eksklusiv oplevelse, der både er fysisk og virtuel. Efter et indledende ritual, bevæger du dig fysisk rundt i en stor live installation, hvor der udspiller sig en multisensorisk dødsopera. Seks versioner af døden Med inspiration fra nekroæstetiske aspekter af død har det kunstneriske hold udviklet seks versioner af døden, som du får mulighed for at afprøve. Du rejser gennem det kolde, det tunge, det beskidte, det forvrængede og kommer tæt på den fulde dekomposition – før der opstår liv igen. Librettoen er skrevet af Ursula Andkjær Olsen og sat i musik af SØS Gunver Ryberg der tilfører operasangernes stemmer et nyt udtryk i et elektronisk univers. Det visuelle udtryk er skabt af Ninna Steen, der i samarbejde med MANND og Quad studio forener den fysiske verden med et virtuelt univers. Konceptet er skabt og initieret af kunstnerisk leder Rebekka Bohse Meyer, der med Mortalities undersøger VRs potentiale for opera i Danmarks første VR-opera. Koncept, instruktion & kunstnerisk ledelse: Rebekka Sofie Bohse Meyer Komposition af elektronisk musik, kor & stemmer: SØS Gunver Ryberg Visuel kunstner/ design af rum og karakterer: Ninna Steen Libretto: Ursula Andkjær Olsen Animation & koreografi: Ninna Steen VR-udviklere: MANND VR-producer: Maria Herholdt Engermann VR lead technician: Jeppe Jost Etzerodt 3D modellering & 3D animation: Quad Studio Lydimplementering og lydeffekter: Frederik la Cour Shader Artist: Bastian Leonhardt Strube Vokal indspilninger, tekniker: Oliver Matthew Volz Tekstkonsulenter: Katrine Jensen, Orien Longo Maskedesign og produktion: Trine Thulstrup Rekvisitter: Niels Lau Nielsen Kostume: Mie Drud Producer: Lars Vind-Andersen Produktion: Jakobe Performing Arts Co-produktion: Sort/Hvid, Copenhagen Opera Festival Sangere Soloer komponeret ud fra improvisation med sangerne Live-sangere: Anne-Kristine Skov Andersen, Katinka Marie Frida Bohse Meyer Sangere i VR: Anne-Kristine Skov Andersen, Kirsten Voss, Stephen Yeseta, Mathias Monrad Møller, Mikkel Tuxen Tak til Mikkel Krause Frantzen, Jakob Matzen, MixR lab, niimblr, ArtFreq Studio, Pavillion K Støttet af Statens Kunstfond, Bikubenfonden, Augustinus Fonden, William Demant Fonden, Wilhelm Hansen Fonden, Dansk Komponistforening, Dansk Skuespillerforbund, Dansk Solistforbund

[maelkevejen]

Jeg ved ikke lige hvordan, men det er lykkedes mig nærmest helt at glemme, hvor gode ting jeg har kreeret på mit studie

Mit grafiske arbejde er slet ikke dårligt, eller sådan har det i hvert fald været. Ad omveje sad jeg lige og kiggede på gamle afleveringer, jeg lavede på bacheloren og den portfolio jeg brugte til at søge praktikpladser inden bachelorprojekt. 

Altså... det er jo overhovedet ikke dårligt. Og jeg ved ikke, jeg tror ikke, det er fordi jeg decideret  har siddet og tænkt “shit jeg er dårlig”, men jeg blev alligevel virkelig positivt overrasket. På en eller anden måde?

Jeg plejede at arbejde forholdsvist meget i hånden også, i øvrigt. Og jeg ved godt, det delvist faktisk var i mangel på bedre, og at det kan være nemmere at arbejde grafisk på computeren (og at jeg slet ikke nødvendigvis er “god” til at tegne i hånden - ikke at jeg er dårlig, jeg er bare ikke nødvendigvis “god”), men det var faktisk nogle ret charmerende ting, jeg lavede til min beplantningsdesignopgave. Faktisk. Jeg tegnede alle træerne i hånden og malede med vandfarve og havde stregtegninger og tegninger jeg scannede ind på computeren og digitaliserede i Illustrator på en funky måde og alt muligt. Og det var pænt sat op og alt muligt! Jeg gad godt have flere kurser, hvor jeg kan sidde med den slags selv og nørkle og have tid (IKKE at jeg havde tid i beplantningsdesign, shizzle man, det betalte jeg også for).

Og så kan det godt være, det ikke rigtigt duede så godt til det sidste studio-kursus jeg havde, eller nødvendigvis her til det sidste kursus, jeg har haft. Men det virker som om, jeg på en måde bare har glemt... hvordan man også kan gøre det? Hvor er det mærkeligt. I det hele taget er det som om, de her kandidatkurser bare ikke kan det samme som dem på bacheloren. Det hele virker hele tiden så fucking rushed og halvhjertet og alt for sammenpakket, og jeg nyder det strengt taget faktisk overhovedet ikke. Det gør jeg faktisk ikke. Og det er jo overstået lige om lidt, kursusmæssigt, jeg ved virkelig ikke, hvad det er, der foregår i det hele taget. Jojo, jeg bliver dygtigere, men det har bare en hel anden vibe, og jeg har det som om, jeg ikke gør det for at lære længere, fordi det er spændende, men for at lære, så jeg kan klare mig godt til eksamen (ikke fordi jeg vil have gode karakterer pr say, men bare af ren og skær ængstelighed på en måde), og det bryder jeg mig slet ikke om. 

Urgh. Jeg vil i virkeligheden bare gerne tilbage på 1. år og bruge tid på at lære at bruge akvarelmaling og tegne lige streger, lave fotoherbarier, have undervisning i photoshop og fællesbotanik, tage på ekskursioner til Albertslund Syd, lave studier af træfarver og have mega spændende gæsteforelæsninger om fingerplanen og sygdomme i træer. Årh man! Det var livet. Jeg savner at lære at blive landskabsarkitekt, fordi det er spændende, i stedet for bare at blive albuegod. Jeg orker det altså ikke. Jeg savner endda Platek. Fuck blokstruktur. Ikke mellemugerne, selvfølgelig, men tomåneders kurser er jo i virkeligheden en virkelig grel idé i mine øjne, er det lige gået op for mig. Jeg har aldrig tid til at fordybe mig. Jeg vil have flere dobbeltkurser henover to blokke! 

.... og flere ETCS-point til at tage kurser, jeg faktisk godt gider tage. Jeg er vildt trist over, at jeg kun har 7,5 point tilbage på noget valgfrit, og jeg kan ikke vælge mellem projektherbarium eller skadevoldere. Æv. 

[strenghia]

Skal du købe en Masterfit TP900 romaskine?

Der er mange gode grunde til at købe sig en Masterfit TP900 romaskine, hvis man vil have en romaskine til hjemmet. For det første så er den kåret som bestseller, og det skyldes, at det er en rigtig god romaskine til prisen. Den er på tilbud til 6.999 kr. inkl. moms hos Abilicaonline (gå til butikken). Den er dog langtfra blandt de bedste romaskiner på markedet. Der er fx Concept 2 romaskinen, som er verdens mest solgte, og som koster 9.990 kr. i samme butik. Læs evt. (Concept 2 romaskine – her er den billigst). Den er bedre end Masterfit TP900 og har bl.a. bluetooth, som Masterfit TP900 ikke har. Alligevel er der mange unikke specikationer og features ved Masterfit TP900. Vi vil derfor gennemgå de fordele og ulemper, som vi umiddelbart ser ved denne bestseller romaskine.

Produktbillede af Bestselleren Masterfit TP900 til 6.999 kr.

Tabel der viser fordele og ulemper ved Masterfit TP900 romaskinen

FordeleUlemper9 modstandsniveauerDen har ikke bluetoothLuftbaseret modstandssystemIkke kompatibel med træningsapp´sKraftig og stabil konstruktionKun et lille antal træningsprogrammerMeget jævnt og kraftigt kædetrækHar træningsprogrammerDen kan skilles ad på midten for at spare pladsMuligt at opsætte ønskede mål for træningen via computerHolder til Smartphone Høj max. brugervægt på 150 kgFordele og ulemper ved Masterfit TP900 romaskinen vist i tabel

Diskussionsafsnit - hvornår skal du købe en Masterfit TP900, og hvornår skal du kigge efter alternativer?

Masterfit TP900 har ikke bluetooth, og det er en stor ulempe, hvis man er til variation og underholdning Hvis man elsker variation og underholdning i sin træning og har brug for en vis struktur og kvalitetssikring i sine træningspas, så bør romaskinen have bluetooth. For hvis romaskinen har bluetooth, så kan du connecte den med app´s, så du kan følge træningsprogrammer, digitale personlige trænere og live-sessions. Fx kan man via Fitscope følge live-sessions fra et studio i Los Angeles. Så bare det at en romaskine har bluetooth giver en helt anden underholdningsværdi og kvalitetssikring i træningen. For husk på at træningsprogrammer i app´s og i romaskinen er lavet af fagpersoner. Hvis romaskinen derfor har lidt træningsprogrammer, så er det måske fint nok for dig. Men hvis ikke den har træningsprogrammer, så bør den have bluetooth. Ellers skal du selv stå for at sammensætte sessions og træningsprogrammer. Relateret indhold: De bedste romaskiner med bluetooth Masterfit TP900 har træningsprogrammer, selvom det ikke er så mange - hvor mange har du brug for? Abilicaonline, som sælger Masterfit TP900, har ikke angivet i specifikationer eller produktbeskrivelsen, hvor mange træningsprogrammer Masterfit TP900 har. Derfor har vi kigget i manualen til TP900. Her er angivet, at man kan sætte programmerne på hhv.: - Intermittent (20/10) - Intermittent (10/20) Så den har programmer, men det er ikke muligt at finde yderligere oplysninger, så man må høre Abilicaonline, hvis man har brug for info omkring træningsprogrammer. Masterfit TP900 er en pladsbesparende romaskine, fordi den kan foldes på midten Selvom det ikke er unikt, at en romaskine kan foldes, så skal det nævnes i forbindelse med Masterfit TP900. For den kan meget nemt foldes på midten, så den fylder mindre, når du ikke bruger den. Hvis du derfor har brug for denne egenskab ved en romaskine, så tæller det som et plus ved denne romaskine. I videoen, vist herunder, kan du se, hvordan man folder Masterfit TP900 på midten: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVEyiPZUtzc Video der viser, hvordan Masterfit TP900 foldes på midten

Hvilke alternativer er der af romaskiner, som koster nogenlunde det samme som Masterfit TP900?

Der er fx Concept 2 romaskinen (Concept 2 romaskine – her er den billigst), som er verdens mest solgte romaskine. Den har en bred vifte af specifikke træningsprogrammer samt bluetooth. Den bruger samme modstandssystem som Masterfit TP900, som er luft. Et luftbaseret luftsystem siges at være bedre end magnetisk, fordi modstanden via luft giver et bedre rotag. Men vandromaskiner er de romaskiner, der giver det allerbedste rotag, fordi vand er bedre end luft til at regulere modstanden. Endvidere kan vand give mere modstand, og modstanden ved vandromaskiner reguleres efter, hvor hårdt du ror. En vandromaskine kan derfor også være et alternativ til Masterfit TP900. Vandromaskiner koster ca. fra 8.999 kr. Se evt: Vandromaskine test 2022 – Bedst og billigst, hvor vi har udvalgt de vandromaskiner, som vi synes er bedst til prisen ud fra specifikationer og features fra de forskellige butikker. Sammenlign Masterfit TP900 med 8 andre populære romaskiner I indlægget: Populære luftromaskiner - pris og dataoversigt sammenlignes 9 populære romaskiner, der bruger luft som modstand ligesom Masterfit TP900. De 9 romaskiner er inddelt i prisklasser (budget, mellem og prof). Her kan du fx sammenligne Masterfit TP900 med Odin R750 til 5.399 kr. og TOORX RWX 700 til 5.799 kr. Og her synes Masterfit TP900 ikke som den foretrukne romaskine. Fx har Odin R750 både bluetooth og 16 stk. træningsprogrammer. Read the full article

[gebo4482]

The Siege of Brimir

Pre-release Trailer

[sheltiechicago]

'the whale' by dorte mandrup gets green light as new images revealed

in november 2019, danish architecture studio dorte mandrup won an international competition to design ‘the whale’ — a new attraction to be located 300 kilometers (186 miles) north of the arctic circle in norway. however, soon after the announcement, the project was delayed due to the discovery of archeological findings dating back to the viking age on site. the settlement mound of andenes was well known, but not the extent of it. it turned out that the mound was even larger than previously thought, making it norway’s largest of its kind. consequently, the building site became automatically protected under the cultural heritage act.

[keepingitneutral]

”The Whale”, Andenes, Andøya Island, Norway,

The Whale is designed as a world-class attraction that, through science and art, pays homage to the whales and their ties to man.

Just a few sea miles from shore lies the deep-sea valley, Bleiksdjupa, where migrating whales pass by. This pit-stop has made Andenes one of the best places in the world to spot whales and is the reason the attraction will be built there; on the edge of this magnificent underwater world.

Architect: Dorte Mandrup A/S Landscape architect: Marianne Levinsen Landskab Exhibition design: JAC Studio Engineering: Thornton Tomasetti Art consultant: Anders Kold Whale researcher: Nils Øien 

The Whale is expected to open in 2022

[csnews]

A New Whale-watching Museum Is Opening in Norway — and It’s Shaped Like a Whale Fin

Jessica Poitevien - January 15, 2021

From far away, The Whale museum on the southern coast of Norway looks like, well, a whale — the tail of a whale emerging from water, to be more precise. But upon closer inspection, visitors will find that this architectural marvel is actually a scenic viewpoint and an educational center where they can learn about the local marine life.

Designed by Danish architectural studio Dorte Mandrup, The Whale is located in Andenes on the island of Andøya, around 186 miles north of the Arctic Circle. The coastal village welcomes thousands of visitors every year for prime whale-watching opportunities, thanks to the area's deep-sea canyon, which attracts several different whale species to feed close to shore.

From June to August, it's easy to spot pilot, minke, and sperm whales near Andenes. During the colder winter months, orcas and humpback whales pass by on their migratory journeys. And visitors will be able to enjoy all the whale-watching action from the curved rooftop of The Whale museum, which has a sloped platform with stone-paved pathways leading to various viewing areas, including a tide pool and campfire.

Founder and creative director Dorte Mandrup told Insider that the design of The Whale was inspired by its natural surroundings, where "the landscape above and under the water is one continuous skin, making the surface of the water the only division between above and below." The result is a building that resembles a natural mound gently lifting from the ground.

Inside The Whale museum, visitors will find exhibition spaces with whale-related artifacts, a cafe, and museum store. Thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Norwegian Sea, guests will also be able to watch for migrating whales as they explore the various exhibits.

The Whale was originally slated to open in 2022, but after developers found that the location was on the site of Viking-era artifacts, construction temporarily stopped, Insider reports. Now, The Whale is set to open in 2023.

For more information, visit the museum's official website.

[mydarlinginej]

read my full review of jade legacy by fonda lee here.

The Kaul siblings battle rival clans for honor and control over an East Asia-inspired fantasy metropolis in Jade Legacy, the page-turning conclusion to the Green Bone Saga.

Jade, the mysterious and magical substance once exclusive to the Green Bone warriors of Kekon, is now coveted throughout the world. Everyone wants access to the supernatural abilities it provides, from traditional forces such as governments, mercenaries, and criminal kingpins, to modern players, including doctors, athletes, and movie studios. As the struggle over the control of jade grows ever larger and more deadly, the Kaul family, and the ancient ways of the Kekonese Green Bones, will never be the same.

Battered by war and tragedy, the Kauls are plagued by resentments and old wounds as their adversaries are on the ascent and their country is riven by dangerous factions and foreign interference. The clan must discern allies from enemies, set aside bloody rivalries, and make terrible sacrifices… but even the unbreakable bonds of blood and loyalty may not be enough to ensure the survival of the Green Bone clans and the nation they are sworn to protect.

my review:

From the day I read Jade City, I knew this series would be one of my favorites; this was a sentiment carried throughout Jade War and into Jade Legacy, one that held true until the very end. I’m still in awe of how expertly paced this series was and how everything tied together. Jade Legacy was an epic finale to a slow burn fantasy, reminding us of the importance of love and loyalty amidst loss and betrayals.

This review contains spoilers book one and book two.

The book opens with the Kauls dealing with the fallout of the ending of Jade War: Hilo upset with Wen and Shae for lying to him, Wen recovering, Shae expanding No Peak business, and Anden pursuing his new dream of becoming a doctor. Over the course of the next twenty years, they must keep the enemies at their door at bay: the foreigners, suddenly clamoring for jade; the Clanless Future Movement, an anarchist movement calling for the destruction of the clans; and the Mountain, always their enemy even when they must work together against the former two threats.

As much as Jade War was a slow-paced book, this book stretched a long game into an even longer one, spanning a total of twenty years. Thankfully, there are year markers at the start of the chapters instead of the incidental comments we would get in the second book, which made it easier to keep track of the time passing by. In my opinion though, this book spends less time developing plots as Jade War did, instead focusing on the aftermath of shorter-explained plans. It’s not that the characters plan with a shorter foresight; it’s that we spend less time focusing on the planning itself.

read my full review here.

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[redrebecca]

Interview Interests

When you go on your favorite chat show to promote your new movie, a lot can happen, especially when you’re sharing a couch with Tom Holland. 

Tom x actress!reader

Warning(s): three or four curse words

A/N: This is my first ever fic, so bear with me, I just wanted to turn my idea into something for people to (hopefully) enjoy, feedback is always appreciated. Anyway thank you hope you enjoy!

Words: 2.4k

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Tonight was the big night, you were going on the Graham Norton Show - the first big chat show that would kick off the press and promotion you were dong for your new highly anticipated film adaptation of the book Legend (By Marie Lu), in which you played June Iparis, who was one of the two main characters in the film.

From your space backstage you could hear Graham announcing Tom's arrival on the stage, that and the loud applause that followed after Tom walked up the steps.

"Last but definitely not least, we have a very talented guest on tonight. The two time Oscar-winning actress, who is now appearing in the new big hit film 'Legend'. Ladies and Gentlemen, please join me in welcoming to the stage Y/N L/N!"

Giving your dress one last check, you walked up the stairs to the red platform, waving and giving your award-winning smile as you did so which received a large cheer from the audience - whom you'd sat in front of many times - before giving Graham a warm hug and greeting Tom Holland with a polite kiss on the cheek.

After making yourself mildly comfortable on the all too familiar couch, you reached forward to pick up your drink, taking a sip before placing it down again. The audience had just started to calm down when Graham spoke up.

"Lovely to have you here Tom and Y/N. Y/N, I'll come to you first, can you explain what your upcoming film is about?"

"Yeah, of course. Well it follows the life of two people, Day, and my character June. In the film June is trying to find and avenge her brothers murderer, Day. But without realizing it's him they sort of kind of fall for each other." You finish off, not wanting to give anything away that you shouldn't have. It was only the first interview after all. Graham nods and there are a few cheers from the crowd.

"Do you mind if I show them a clip from the film?" He asks.

"Of course," You chuckle, "That's what I'm here for." You tease, already feeling comfortable in the surroundings of the studio - after doing countless interviews here it was fair to say you were a good friend of the show.

You could hear Tom laugh from beside you, before the rest of the audience followed. Graham turned slightly pink before jokingly muttering a "Why do we invite her on this show." which caused you to laugh too.

The clip played showing the scene where your character June met the elector and his son Anden. In the scene you were wearing a very tight, cleavage showing, sapphire colored ball gown which, although you never told anyone, you may or may not have hanging up in your closet at home. As the scene ended the audience, Graham and a flustered Tom clapped. You smiled happily, thrilled to have a positive response. When the clapping - and the odd wolf whistle - died down Graham spoke up.

"Y/N, I think I speak for everyone when I say that you look hot." You blushed, a lot. It didn't help that basically all of the audience were showing at least some sign of agreement. You turned to your left, hoping for some kind of support from Tom, only to find him nodding along too.

"Not you as well." You groaned. Tom chuckled, at first looking slightly embarrassed that he had been caught, before he embraced it.

"I'm sorry love, but you do." Now, if you weren't red before, you certainly were now. You could actually feel the heat radiating off of your cheeks, the Tom Holland called you hot, Tom freaking Holland! 

Everyone cheered in agreement with Tom, whilst you turned an even darker shade of red - at this point you wouldn't have been surprised if you had turned purple from amount of blood rushing to your cheeks.

"Can we move on?" You asked, a pleading tone to your voice, not wanting to stay on this subject for any longer.

"Fine, fine. If you insist." Graham playfully huffed before asking Tom a few basic questions about his new film, 'Spiderman From Far Home'. None of which needed your direct input or focus. So you used the time to calm yourself down, especially the fluttering feeling in your stomach.

"Well Y/N I was told that you also had an unfortunate experience in a hotel." You were snapped out of your thoughts at the sound of your name, luckily hearing what he had said so you didn't make it obvious that you were paying very little attention to what was going on.

"Now you're going to have to be more specific than that, I've had way too many and I'm not going to start telling a very embarrassing one only to find out that it wasn't the one you were talking about." You said with an airy laugh, a hum of light laughter came from the audience.

"Does one that involves a umm how do I put it... gift on the middle of the floor give you any ideas to which one I'm talking about?" Your eyebrows furrowed as you tried to think back to what it could possibly be, as embarrassing experiences often happened to you, probably why you found chat shows easier than most people as you could always bring one up to make people laugh if things seemed to be getting a bit dull. Then it clicked, obviously shown to the audience by your reaction, your eyes widening suddenly before you threw your head back, a laugh escaping.

"Oh my god! How could I forget?" You said before explaining to everyone in detail about the time in a hotel in Spain, there was an actual shit on the floor of your hotel room and you had no clue what to do about it. The audience howled in laughter as you explained the confused reaction the hotel manager gave you as you showed him the shit on your floor, the language barrier making the situation much more hilarious (and humiliating then) as he had thought you were showing him your shit instead of someone else's. Using your hands you described the story perfectly, animatedly over-exaggerating certain parts, which had everyone in fits of laughter.

"And yeah that's basically it." You said. Looking around you saw the aftermath of your story. Graham had somehow fallen off his chair and was on his all-fours practically wheezing, the audience was in tears of laughter and all of a sudden you realized that Tom had his hand on your thigh, doubled over, his eyes and nose scrunched up in laughter. 

Cue the strange feeling in your stomach as you became more relaxed under his touch, the sight of the people around you was alone enough to make you laugh as well.

"O-oh my god." Graham laughed out as he pulled himself back onto his chair, a laugh escaping your lips as he did so.

"You know what now I remember why we invite you on the show." He chuckled, the audience joined him in his amusement.

"Tom are you okay?" Graham asked in a teasing tone. You looked to your side and there he was, furiously wiping tears off his cheeks. You giggled and his eyes found yours, you raised your eyebrows with a smile on your face as you waited for him to answer.

"You know what Graham, I think I peed." He said in a strained voice before laughing again, the whole room burst back into laughter, including you.

The chat show continued without a fault, glances and jokes were shared between you and Tom and there was an effortless conversation between the three of you. Although Graham had to regularly stop one of you from going too far off the topic of his or each other's questions, you definitely got to learn a lot about Tom and he got to learn just as much about you.

As the chat show reached the end it was fair to say you didn't want to leave. You always had a great time on the Graham Norton Show, I mean they gave you alcohol for heaven's sake, but this time you felt more relaxed and as if you had known the two for years.

The audience gave their last loud round of applause as Graham shouted goodnight at the cameras. You and Tom waved before reluctantly standing up from your seats. You felt a tap on your shoulder, turning round you froze as Tom wrapped two muscular arms around you, before quickly relaxing and returning the gesture, hugging for a bit longer than you expected before he pulled away smiling at you. You returned the warm smile.

"Nice meeting you Tom, hope your new film goes well, I might even go and watch it." You teased, he practically beamed - thrilled that someone understood sarcasm. He hummed a thoughtful expression appearing on his face

"I mean I would go and watch yours but I would have to check my schedule first. Being Spiderman takes up most of my time."

"I completely understand, just in the same way that being hot takes up nearly all of mine." He let out a laugh, nodding.

"You're not wrong darling." He bashfully replied, causing a blush to spread across your cheeks. You mentally cursed yourself for being so obvious.

"It was lovely having you two on tonight, I'll be sure to have you on another time." Grahams cheery voice broke through your Tom induced haze, turning your head towards Graham. You were both grateful for the distraction but also slightly upset that it was no longer just you and Tom, but you pushed those feelings down whilst telling yourself not to be stupid.

"Thanks for having me Graham." You said before checking your phone and sighing.

"Right, I need to get going, I've got to go home, anyway thanks again, see you Tom." You turned and started walking towards the exit.

"Wait Y/N!" You turned quickly, confused, only to be met with the sight of a brown haired boy jogging towards you. You waited for him to catch up and didn't say anything, waiting for him to speak.

"Any chance of getting a drink or two in sometime? I know a really nice bar." He said, his face full of hope and anticipation for your answer. You smiled slightly a response forming in your head almost immediately as you remembered his words from earlier.

"Well I mean I don't know," His face dropped he opened his mouth to speak before you cut him off with a cheeky grin on your face. "I'm gonna have to check my schedule." You winked a beaming smile now on his face.

"Yeah you do that, see you love." He leant in and placed a kiss on your cheek. He lingered there for a bit longer than he should've with you praying that he couldn't feel the heat coming from our cheeks the entire time. He pulled back and smiled softly at you before turning away and walked back towards his dressing room. It was hard to miss the spring in his step.

You hesitantly turned, exiting the building. Your shocked expression eventually turning into a massive grin. You grabbed your keys out of your bag, opening your car and then driving to your house.

You went to sleep that night with a smile on your face.

*

You woke up to the sound of constant buzzing. It took you awhile in your sleepy state to realize it was your phone blowing up from texts from your friend and a few twitter notifications. Grabbing your phone off charge and sitting up and leaning against the headboard, you scrolled through your messages from your best friend Isla.

(Isla):

Your fans are absolutely going mad

Y/N

Y/N!!!!

(Y/N):

Why, what's happened?!

You could already feel your palms getting sweaty. You had heard stories about other celebs whose careers disappeared in seconds. And although you were positive you had done nothing career ending, you were still worried.

(Isla):

The interview with TOM HOLLAND

His fans and yours are going crazy

THEY SHIP YOU!

You let out a big sigh of relief, at least it wasn't negative. It took a moment to hit you and you breathed out an "Oh shit." Were you that obvious that you liked him? You took a deep breath preparing an answer that wouldn't make you seem too desperate.

(Y/N):

Wait why?

Did I do something?

(Isla):

Have you seen what the fans are writing?

Did you even watch the interview?

(Y/N):

No but I was there, why what happened?

(Isla):

Just look on any social media page

Taking a deep breath you mentally prepared yourself and clicked on Instagram, it opened in seconds. Selecting to see photos you were tagged in, it became obvious why the interview had caused such a stir between Tom Holland and your fans.

Videos were captioned with different variations of ‘Get a man who looks at you like Tom looks at Y/N’

Others were going crazy about the part of the interview when he had his hand on your thigh, countless edits of that moment were streaming in. You were careful not to like any as that would be like putting petrol on an already huge fire.

But the majority of them were the videos of the moment Tom called you hot. You could feel your cheeks heating up simply at the reminder of it.

You sat there for a few minutes skimming over the hundreds of pictures and videos of that interview that were flooding into your 'tagged' section. You exited the app and went to twitter exiting that too when you saw that your and Tom’s ship name was trending and getting higher and higher up the list.

You put your phone face down whilst thinking about what your next move should be, knowing it would make the situation worse if you did something that wasn't thought out. A sudden rush of confidence ran through you and you picked up your phone, threw caution to the wind and opened your dm's. You swallowed when you saw there was more 'requested' than usual. You shook your head and typed his name into the search bar, smiling slightly as it appeared. You quickly typed in a message and before you could talk yourself out of it. you hit send and waited.

A ten minute walk away from where you were sitting, a certain brown haired boy was grinning at his phone as your message flashed up.

(Y/I/N):

So I checked my schedule, I'm free tonight if you fancy that drink.

He had the widest, largest smile on his face as he dm'ed you back

(tomholland2013):

Anything for you darling, send me your address and wear something fancy. I'll pick you up at 7 :)

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Forestillingen Mortalities giver dig adgang til underverdenen, når dødens ledsager tager dig i hånden. Med forsigtige skridt træder I ud på en lang, knagende hængebro og drager om på den anden side. Virtual Reality-operaen Mortalities er et nyt operaformat. Fire gæster lukkes ind ad gangen til en eksklusiv oplevelse, der både er fysisk og virtuel. Efter et indledende ritual, bevæger du dig fysisk rundt i en stor live installation, hvor der udspiller sig en multisensorisk dødsopera. Seks versioner af døden Med inspiration fra nekroæstetiske aspekter af død har det kunstneriske hold udviklet seks versioner af døden, som du får mulighed for at afprøve. Du rejser gennem det kolde, det tunge, det beskidte, det forvrængede og kommer tæt på den fulde dekomposition – før der opstår liv igen. Librettoen er skrevet af Ursula Andkjær Olsen og sat i musik af SØS Gunver Ryberg der tilfører operasangernes stemmer et nyt udtryk i et elektronisk univers. Det visuelle udtryk er skabt af Ninna Steen, der i samarbejde med MANND og Quad studio forener den fysiske verden med et virtuelt univers. Konceptet er skabt og initieret af kunstnerisk leder Rebekka Bohse Meyer, der med Mortalities undersøger VRs potentiale for opera i Danmarks første VR-opera. Koncept, instruktion & kunstnerisk ledelse: Rebekka Sofie Bohse Meyer Komposition af elektronisk musik, kor & stemmer: SØS Gunver Ryberg Visuel kunstner/ design af rum og karakterer: Ninna Steen Libretto: Ursula Andkjær Olsen Animation & koreografi: Ninna Steen VR-udviklere: MANND VR-producer: Maria Herholdt Engermann VR lead technician: Jeppe Jost Etzerodt 3D modellering & 3D animation: Quad Studio Lydimplementering og lydeffekter: Frederik la Cour Shader Artist: Bastian Leonhardt Strube Vokal indspilninger, tekniker: Oliver Matthew Volz Tekstkonsulenter: Katrine Jensen, Orien Longo Maskedesign og produktion: Trine Thulstrup Rekvisitter: Niels Lau Nielsen Kostume: Mie Drud Producer: Lars Vind-Andersen Produktion: Jakobe Performing Arts Co-produktion: Sort/Hvid, Copenhagen Opera Festival Sangere Soloer komponeret ud fra improvisation med sangerne Live-sangere: Anne-Kristine Skov Andersen, Katinka Marie Frida Bohse Meyer Sangere i VR: Anne-Kristine Skov Andersen, Kirsten Voss, Stephen Yeseta, Mathias Monrad Møller, Mikkel Tuxen Tak til Mikkel Krause Frantzen, Jakob Matzen, MixR lab, niimblr, ArtFreq Studio, Pavillion K Støttet af Statens Kunstfond, Bikubenfonden, Augustinus Fonden, William Demant Fonden, Wilhelm Hansen Fonden, Dansk Komponistforening, Dansk Skuespillerforbund, Dansk Solistforbund

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Google Ads

Nu er SEO ikke den eneste måde at fange de søgende på Google på. Med Google Ads betaler for at få trafik ind på din hjemmeside, når din annonce bliver vist for de søgende og de så efterfølgende klikker på din. Fordelen ved Google Ads, er at du hurtigt og nemt kan komme i gang med at få flere besøgende ind på din hjemmeside eller webshop uden at skulle bruge flere måneder på Søgemaskineoptimering. Du har også mulighed for at gå målrettet efter mange flere søgeord end det som regel vil være muligt med SEO. Derfor vælger de fleste firmaer efterhånden også, udover over SEO at fokusere på Google Ads. I nogle brancher er klik prisen på Google Ads, desværre temmelig dyr. Jeg har set visse brancher hvor du nemt kan smide over 100 kroner hver gang en bare klikker på din annonce, men typisk ligger prisen på 1-10 kroner per klik. I nogle nicher endnu mere. Jeg har selv set eksempler på kliks der har koste op imod 200 kroner. Dette høre heldigvis til sjældenhederne.  En anden vigtig del af Google Ads, hvis du har en webshop er Google Shopping. Google Shopping er de produkter du ofte ser i toppen når du laver en produkt søgning. Her ser du et udvalg af produkter relateret til den søgning du har lavet, inklusiv en kort overskrift og en pris. Dette kan være en glimrende kilde til kvalitets trafik for webshop ejere. Har du en webshop og endnu ikke prøvet Google Shopping så bør du give det et forsøg. Det kræver blot en Google Ads konto, en Google Merchant Center konto, og et produkt feed fra din webshop.

Social Medier Marketing

De fleste virksomheder har kunder som flittig bruger Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn eller andre sociale medier. Og derfor er det et godt sted at få sit budskab eller sine nyheder ud til sine kunder på. Flere og flere har efterhånden set værdien i brugen af sociale medier, også selvom det blot er til at holde dem informerede om nye produkter og andre nyheder, frem for direkte salg. Sociale medier er især noget for dig som har meget unikke produkter, noget som folk måske ikke kender til eller hvis du har et exceptionel godt tilbud. Nogle medier som instagram kan være guld værd, hvis du har rigtig flotte produkt billeder eller spændende videoer. Vi ser ofte firmaer som har stor succes med de social medier, men desværre endnu flere som slet ikke får nok ud af den tid eller penge de bruger på at markedsføre sig på de forskellige sociale medier. SoMe er ikke for alle, men det kan være rigtig svært at sige om det er noget for jer eller ej. Nu er vi på vej ind i 2022 og SoMe marketing vil med stor sandsynlighed blive endnu større der end det har været de sidste par år. Ikke kun i Aalborg og Nordjylland, men over alt. Sociale medier er kommet for at blive, så hvor for ikke også bruge dem. 

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elusive shadow by Lennarrrt 

The B:sides-Playlist 2019-10-21 @ Radio Vättervåg 98,5 Mhz

This week: 1188

starter: 'B:zväng' TextMix & reading af MrZ Komposition & Produktion af SkåneJokke Lütz [0:41]

💿 All Albums from Chant Records 💿 1. Desertion Trio – Love in Mind [3:46] Performed by Nick Millevoi – guitar, Johnny DeBlase – bass, Kevin Shea – drums Composed by Neil Young Arranged by Nick Millevoi Engineered by Recorded live in Athens, GA by R Sloan Simpson 2. Denver General – “COLFAX” [1:59] Performed by Jeff Davis: drums, Kirk Knuffke: cornet, Jonathan Goldberger: guitar Composed & Arranged & Produced by Davis, Knuffke, Goldberger Engineered by Recorded BY Tom Tedesco. MIXED/MASTERED BY J Goldberger Recorded at TEDESCO STUDIOS, NJ 3. Daniel Sarid Trio – Intentions Declared ( in memory of Tuval Fater) [6:00] Performed by: Daniel Sarid – Piano, Nadav Masel – Bass, Ofer Bymel - Drums Composed by Daniel Sarid Arranged by Daniel Sarid Produced by Daniel Sarid Engineered by David Louria Recorded at Ha Teiva, Jaffa, Israel ₪ RateYourMusic ₪ OutNowRecordings ₪ JazzRightNow 4. The Circle – First Dance [5:18] Performed by Avishai Cohen – Trumpet, Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz – Gimbri/Oud/Bass, Itamar Doari – Percussion Composed by Avishai Cohen, Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz, Itamar Doari Arranged by The Circle Produced by The Circle Engineered by Ronen Roth Recorded in a small room in Goa. Mixed by Ronen Roth – Pluto Studios -אולפני פלוטו Tel Aviv, Israel 5. Christopher Hoffman’s Multifariam – Americult [1:48] Performed by Christopher Hoffman, Aaron Kruziki, Gerald Cleaver, Craig Weinrib Composed by Christopher Hoffman Arranged by Christopher Hoffman Produced by Christopher Hoffman Engineered by Aaron Nevezie & Christopher Hoffman Recorded at Bunker Studio & Linden St 6. Chinatown – Jing Jing Lok [3:24] Performed by: Daniel Carter (saxophones, trumpet, flute, clarinet), Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz (bass, oud), Kevin Zubek (drums and percussion) Composed & Arranged & Produced by Daniel Carter, Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz, Kevin Zubek Engineered by Martin Bisi Recorded at BC Studios, Brooklyn, NY, August, 2003 Released by Nottwo Records, Poland 7. Boris Malkovsky – Moment Musicaux #1 and Karlsson’s Incredible Flight Over The Bulgarian-American Border [3:03] Performed by Boris Malkovsky – accordion, Hammond organ, upright piano, electric piano, analogue synthesisers Composed & Arranged & Produced & Engineered by Boris Malkovsky Recorded at Boris Malkovsky’s home studio ‘Klokoczyn 69’ Poland 8. Blivet – Waiting Room [3:13] Performed by: Jon Madof, guitar, Brian Marsella, keyboards, Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz, bass, Mathias Künzli, drums, Marlon Sobol, percussion Composed by Jon Madof - Arranged by Blivet - Produced by Jon Madof Engineered by James Dellatacoma Recorded at Orange Music Sound Studio 9. Billy Martin’s Fang Percussion feat. Ned Rothenberg – Puszta Mirage [2:34] Performed by: Ned Rothenberg – Shakuhachi and Alto Ocarina, Billy Martin & Ronald Stockwell & Steve Honoshowsky & David Freeman – percussion Composed by Billy Martin & Ned Rothenberg - Arranged & Produced by Billy Martin Engineered by Marc Urselli and Billy Martin Recorded at East Side Recording, NYC and Teahouse, Englewood, NJ 10. Bill Laswell + Hideo Yamaki with Josh Werner – Shikkoku Dub [6:01] Composed and Performed by Bill Laswell, Hideo Yamaki and Josh Werner Engineered by Robert Musso & James Dellatacoma 11. Aram Bajakian’s Kef – Laz Bar (alternate take) [5:10] Performed by Aram Bajakian, Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz, Tom Swafford Composed by Traditional - Arranged by Aram Bajakian Produced by Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz - Engineered by Aaron Nevezie Recorded at The Bunker 12. Alberto N. A. Turra – Cellule - From the live solo album “It Is Preferable Not To Travel With A Dead Man” [10:45] Performed & Arranged by Alberto N. A. Turra Composed by Alberto N. A. Turra – Ivan Lo Giusto Produced & Engineered by Diego Cattaneo Recorded at The House Of Groove – Diego Cattaneo Recording Studio

1 jingle incl tune from Kmag #107 af Loopmasters Samples & 2 jingles from B:sides on Spotify  

Veckans BibelVers: “När pingstdagen kom var de alla församlade. Då hördes plötsligt från himlen ett dån som av en stormvind, och det fyllde hela huset där de satt. De såg hur tungor som av eld fördelade sig och stannade på var och en av dem. Alla fylldes av helig ande och började tala andra tungomål, med de ord som Anden ingav dem. I Jerusalem bodde fromma judar från alla länder under himlen. När dånet ljöd samlades hela skaran, och förvirringen blev stor när var och en hörde just sitt språk talas. Utom sig av förvåning sade de: ”Men är de inte galileer allesammans, dessa som talar? Hur kan då var och en av oss höra sitt eget modersmål talas? Vi är parther, meder, elamiter, vi kommer från Mesopotamien, Judeen och Kappadokien, från Pontos och Asien, från Frygien och Pamfylien, från Egypten och trakten kring Kyrene i Libyen, vi har kommit hit från Rom, både judar och proselyter, vi är kretensare och araber – ändå hör vi dem tala på vårt eget språk om Guds stora gärningar.” I sin häpnad visste ingen vad han skulle tro, och de frågade varandra: ”Vad betyder detta?” Men andra gjorde sig lustiga och sade: ”De har druckit sig fulla på halvjäst vin.”" ~ Apg 2:1-13 🎧 Drink Espresso - God bless U! /MrZ :)

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Her er den anden sang jeg har lavet i FL studio. Jeg har arbejdet videre med at finde ud af hvad man kan i FL studio.