#online digital timer clock

[james34111]

Choosing the Right Digital Timer Clock for Your Laboratory

Precision and reliability are crucial in any laboratory environment, whether it's a school lab, a pharmaceutical research center, or an industrial testing facility. Among the many tools that support accurate results and time-bound procedures, the digital timer clock plays a surprisingly vital role. Selecting the right one, however, isn’t as simple as it may seem. Here’s a guide to help you choose the best digital timer clock tailored to your lab's needs.

Why Digital Timer Clocks Matter in Labs

In a laboratory, timing isn’t just about keeping things on schedule it’s about ensuring experimental accuracy, safety, and compliance. Digital timer clocks play a key role in managing tasks like:

Monitoring reaction times in chemical experiments

Timing heat cycles in furnaces or ovens

Coordinating incubation or culture periods

Managing lab technician breaks during sensitive operations

Unlike analog timers, digital versions offer precision down to the second or even millisecond, easy-to-read displays, and advanced features like memory recall, countdown/count-up modes, and alarms.

Key Features to Consider

When choosing a digital timer clock for your lab, consider the following factors:

1. Accuracy and Time Range

Make sure the timer offers the precision you need. Certain experiments may need a timer for just a few seconds, while others could stretch across hours or even multiple days. Choose a model that handles the full range of your timing needs with reliable accuracy.

2. Durability and Build Quality

Laboratories can expose devices to chemicals, dust, moisture, and frequent handling. Opt for a timer that is made with chemical-resistant housing and durable buttons. A splash-proof or waterproof design can be especially helpful in wet labs.

3. Display and Readability

A large, clear LED or LCD screen is important when you're glancing across the room or wearing protective eyewear. Some timers even come with backlit displays, making them easier to read in dim lighting conditions.

4. Mounting and Portability

Depending on your setup, you may want a timer that can stand upright on a bench, be mounted on a wall, or clipped onto a lab coat. Magnetic backs and retractable stands provide flexibility in placement.

5. Memory and Multi-Channel Functions

Some digital timer clocks can store multiple countdown settings or allow you to run more than one timer simultaneously. This is ideal for labs that run concurrent experiments or timed procedures.

Bonus Features to Look For

Audible Alarms with Adjustable Volume: Ensures alerts are heard in noisy environments.

Battery Backup or Dual Power Options: Keeps the timer functional during power outages.

Touchless Operation: A hygienic option for clean labs or sterile environments.

Conclusion

A high-quality digital timer clock is a small investment that delivers big benefits in laboratory efficiency and accuracy. By focusing on features that match your lab’s specific environment and processes, you’ll ensure more reliable results and fewer experiment failures due to timing errors.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Digital Timer Clock

1. What is a digital timer clock? A digital timer clock is an electronic device used to count down or count up time with precise accuracy, often featuring a digital display and various settings for alarms, memory, and modes.

2. How does a digital timer clock work? Digital timer clocks use an internal electronic circuit to measure time intervals. Users can set countdowns or stopwatches, and the timer alerts them when the set time has elapsed.

3. What are the common uses of digital timer clocks? They’re used in homes, laboratories, classrooms, kitchens, gyms, and industrial settings for tasks like cooking, workouts, experiments, and process control.

[cherryredstarz]

LaDs Boys reacting to you asking them to take care of your Tamagotchi

Rafayel 🐠

Raf wouldn’t know what do do at first; just button mashing until he saw what each button did.

You were only going to be away on a mission for three days, and Rafayel had ONE job. ONE.

Don’t kill your duck. Whatever he did, don’t kill it.

He killed it on accident within the first 10 minutes.

He turned it into a bigback.

A BIGBACK.

The biggest back of them all.

Through all of his button mashing, he kept hitting the food button, and the poor ducky kept eating, and eating, and eating because it wasn’t programmed to do otherwise—to disobey its’ overlord’s command.

And the poor ducky died. Too much food—a killer tummy ache, and Rafayel was horrified. The Lemurian immediately googled a tutorial on how to get you a new pet, and after that, a second tutorial on how to keep it ALIVE.

He got you a fish and named it Sue. You were horrified and terribly distraught when you returned to find Sue and not your beloved duck. Rafayel apologized, and begrudgingly, you forgave him.

Nothing would prepare you, however, for how hard you would laugh when you discovered Rafayel had accidentally make Sue a bigback too.

Caleb and Zayne 🍎❄️

It’s a team effort.

You best bet these two would be working together—the two boys had witnessed enough of your meltdowns as children when any of your Tamagotchi pets died. They’d been firsthand victims to a multitude of tantrums.

Caleb was obsessively researching how Tamagotchi’s were programmed; Zayne was meticulously and methodically setting timers to feed the duck at precise times to keep its happiness levels at maximum capacity.

Your duck became the most pampered online ducky in the world, at least, for a few days.

Sylus 🐦‍⬛

Initially, the man is…curious, to say the least. A Tamagotchi? Wouldn’t you prefer a living, breathing, fluffy critter to take care of rather than a pixelated image of a cat or dog?

Nonetheless, he will certainly do his due diligence and take care of this digital pet, all for his beloved. Sylus asks Luke and Kieran for advice, and the twins practically gasp when Sylus admits to not knowing what a Tamagotchi is. After 20 minutes of being bullied by his henchmen, the twins excitedly explain how to work your tiny egg shaped device—what the buttons do and how to input various functions.

Sylus determinedly takes care of your digital pet, a cat named Tulip, even voluntarily screwing up his already whack sleep schedule to ensure your beloved pet’s survival. He even brings the dangly keychain with him to business meetings, feeding the needy beast while discussing protocore deals.

By the time you’ve returned from your mission, you arrive at Sylus’s manor to find a fluffy Maine Coon kitten with a pink collar waiting for you—Tulip on the collars name tag.

Safe to say, you were delight to have not one, but two Tulips in your life.

Xavier 👽

Xavier didn’t even know what a Tamagotchi pet was until you begged him to keep it alive while away on a mission with Tara.

He tried—chugging energy drinks every few hours to stay awake, just watching.

Staring.

Waiting.

He didn’t even know when it happened—but he registered his eyes were opening. He glanced to the tiny digital clock above his apartment’s stove—it was 4:30 AM.

Oh no.

He checks the little pink eggs screen, and his eyes widen at the dead pet.

Shit.

Xavier will search a tutorial on how to generate a new pet; he’ll go as far as recreating the exact same pet, down to the stupid way you spelled that poor creature’s name.

He smiled at his genius. You’d never know.

He’d crack though, as soon as you arrived home, confessing to his crime. You’d frown at first, but Xavier would pull out the puppy dog eyes, and you’d forgive him. After all, it was sweet the way he tried so hard to fix his mistake. And besides, Tamagotchi pets are hard enough to keep alive to begin with.

[angel-of-the-moons]

A Rose Under the Moon

Moon Knight System (Marc/Steven/Jake) x Fem!Reader

CW/TW: None (sorta?), Mentions of phantom pains, loneliness

A/N: This is gonna be multi-fic. I'll probably be irregular with uploads, but I will try to update this when I can!

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Chapter 1:

The Scholar

Fate was a funny thing. Sometimes it could give you exactly what you wanted, other times… the exact opposite. 

The same was true for soulmates. Everybody had a different way of being marked. Some, from birth, others later. You’ve had yours since the moment you came out of your mother’s womb.

Right there, on the inside of your left wrist.

Three crescent moons, the slope of each resting on the others. Sometimes, one of the moons was full. It rotated almost like a clock. Sometimes one would stay full for days, other times merely one day or just a few hours. You weren’t sure why. You were positive it had something to do with your soulmate. 

Especially the random phantom pains and bruises on different spots of your body. You used to get them as a child, one minute you’d be playing on the playground and then it would feel like you’d been whipped with a belt, or hit with a stick. At first children services had been called because of your phantom bruising; until they observed one such situation where you were coloring a picture and a red mark suddenly made itself visible, along with the pain associated with it. That was when the doctor suggested those pains were indeed connected to whatever was happening to your soulmate.

What kind of torture were they going through? The thought constantly ate at you as you grew up.

The worst ones were when you were at the stove cooking one day and all of a sudden–wham!--you were doubled over in your kitchen, clutching your body as you felt like you were being impaled by an ice pick in different parts of your chest and midsection.

But every time you got those pains, there was a pulse from your marking. And then… nothing. You heard that some people got phantom pains from their soulmates, some could share a telepathic link… others could simply sense when they were in proximity. The connections all varied from mate to mate; as did the appearance of each mark.

Yours, was the crescent moons. Some had animal shapes, others had stars, sometimes even just initials of their destined partner’s names, or a type of compass pointing in their general direction. Others, you came to envy, had a timer. Like a digital stopwatch that would count down until the day they met. You really wish you had one of those. At least then you’d know...

Some lucky people found their soulmates fresh into adulthood, right out of high school. The even luckier ones happened upon theirs during childhood and stayed close.

Here you were, sitting at nearly 25, and hadn’t even felt a tickle that possibly told you your soulmate was nearby. Even when you hopped countries! You really envied your classmates who got married shortly after high school or fresh into college, right about now… 

You hoped and prayed to whoever would listen–anybody–that you would find them soon; not when you were old and gray and couldn’t run on the beach, climb a tree, or go do… something with such little precious time left over. You waited every day, on bated breath for when your soulmate would swoop in and save you from your boring, monotonous life.

Unless you were rejected. You’d never personally met anybody who had been rejected, but you have read in online forums from people who *have* been rejected, or personally knew someone who had been. Their existences sounded horrible. Gray, bleak… they weren’t truly living, just… existing. Like a robot running on default mode.

Some found love outside their soulmate bonds, and married and lived happily enough. Those were the ones who didn’t actively look for their soulmates, couldn’t find their soulmates… or their soulmates died before they met.

The pain felt from a sudden snap of your bond was supposed to be the most debilitating pain in your life, your soul feeling like half of it was shredded, stomped on, and then set on fire before being snuffed out entirely. It was supposedly easier to bear if you and your soulmate have never met.

Which is why, after you recovered that day in your kitchen, you frantically checked your mark to see if it was still there. Thankfully, it was. But you cursed your soulmate–whoever she, he, or they were–for doing whatever crazy shenanigans it was that they were doing to get hurt in such a way. 

But despite that… despite the waiting and the longing and the phantom pains; the aching feeling in your chest, you stopped checking your mark as religiously as you used to. Sometimes, you covered it entirely, a depressing melancholy feeling taking root in your stomach and growing until its branches reached your heart whenever you looked at it. It wasn’t entirely uncommon, the feelings you were harboring. The desperation for your other half, the need to feel completed–to feel whole–was felt by millions worldwide… maybe even farther than that. 

Some suggested therapy. It was a common enough occurrence that there was a specialization in the psychiatric field for soulmates who felt the depression and loneliness of not having their soul’s other half with them. 

Malattia dell'anima, the doctor-y name for it was. Soul Sickness; literally.

But you didn’t want to be doped up on medication that made you so numb to your feelings that you might not–on the small chance you would–be able to feel when you eventually met your soulmate.

If you ever did.

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You sighed as you leaned on the counter, scrolling through forums, social media posts, and memes on your phone. Your mark was covered with a braided bracelet you made on a whim four months ago. Sometimes… not looking at it made it easier to bear.

You were knocked out of your melancholic stupor when the bell to your little book shop dinged. 

You straightened your posture and gave the most polite smile you could. 

“Hi!” You said. “Welcome to Here Today Books!”

The man who entered, gave you a charming–but slightly sheepish–smile, his amber eyes lighting up from behind his dark-rimmed glasses. “Oh! Hello.” He replied, his accent that you’ve grown accustomed to since moving to London, and gave a small wave of his hand. He was dressed in a button up shirt with some kind of gray overcoat worn over it, and some faded jeans. His posture was slightly nervous, you felt. He must be an introvert.

“You looking for anything in particular?” You chirp, leaning on the checkout counter with your elbows. “We got history, mathematics, sci-fi… romance?”

The last part was accentuated by a hearty chuckle on your part with some accompanied eyebrow-waggling, earning what you could swear was a blush on the man’s cheeks. “Oh–uhm…” He said. “N-no romance, I’m ‘fraid. Uh…” 

You tilt your head at him. “Oh! Well, whatever you’re looking for I’m sure I have *something* on the subject.” You click your tongue as you look at the different shelves stacked high to the ceiling, a rolling ladder tucked in the far corner. “My shop has a “try before you buy” kinda policy. You can pick up a book and read it in one of the nooks near the front windows. I also have a complimentary tea, and coffee menu. The snacks are priced however, because I make ‘em fresh to order in the upstairs kitchen.” 

He seemed impressed that such a tiny shop had such a wide variety of options available in the cramped space. “You cook upstairs?” He asked curiously, tilting his head so one of his raven curls bounces over his forehead.

“Yes, I, uhm… kind of live in the flat upstairs. Easier than renting separately, y’know?” You chuckle awkwardly. “I figured offering snacks and drinks would help entice people in. If not to buy a book, but at least a muffin or crepe.” 

“So you also use your flat as a business space?”

“In a sense, I suppose I do.” You chuckled again, this time with a bit more confidence.

“Um… Forgive me if this is rude, but umm…” He shuffled on his feet, awkwardly looking to the side. “Are you American? It’s just that, with your accent and everything…”

You giggle softly. “It’s alright. I don’t mind. Yes, I’m from America.” 

“Oh! That’s interesting. How does someone from America come to own a little book shop in London of all places? Er, if you’re comfortable with answering that question, too, I mean, uh…” 

You smile at him, flashing your teeth a bit. “Nah, it’s a valid question. I inherited this shop from… get this… my great aunt. Real storybook, right? Totally pun-derful. An absolute tale.”

He shakes his head, laughing a little. “That certainly does seem like the opening plotline to a story, doesn’t it? Flying across the pond to inherit a property from an estranged relative you hardly knew…”

“...trying to keep the business thriving in a rapidly obsolete medium, the protagonist is crafty, plucky, but optimistic as they try to stay afloat by themselves, to keep their relative’s memory alive?” You finish for him, your smirk turning into a full-blown grin.

His laugh is a little bit louder now. “Exactly! You could write a novel!”

“Oh, but it would be so boring!” You sigh, dramatically laying over the counter space, arms hanging over the edge. “Just sitting here, day in, day out as I sell children’s books, crappy western romances, cheap “gourmet” coffee, and some slightly burned muffins? Just looking at cat pictures on the internet as the ceiling fan squeaks in ambience?”

“Oh, well, uh, when you put it that way…”

You giggle again. “I get some pretty decent business. I get the students from uni, some bookworms who refuse to retire the medium of actual books made of actual paper…”

“Oh, I know! I don’t get how people can read on their phones! The blue light is atrocious to stare at for too long! I love the feel of paper underneath my fingertips, the smell of the ink…” He sighs almost wistfully.

“Precisely!” You say animatedly, snapping your fingers. “Phones, laptops, and tablets just aren't the same, y’know? There will always be book enthusiasts. A book doesn’t run on batteries, a book won’t shatter if you drop it, or grip too hard… All you need is a good set of eyes or readers, some good light… and you’re set.”

“Oh, exactly! That’s exactly what I tell Marc when he lectures me about owning too many books! My collection “is a hazard” he tells me. Just because I have a few stacks lying ‘round doesn’t mean they’re gonna collapse on you and kill you!” He sighs, throwing his hands up exasperatedly. He clears his throat, and says awkwardly. “Marc is, uh… He’s my… brother. We… live together?”

“Well, tell your brother that he is a heathen. That books are an absolute treasure! You don’t have to pay some dumb subscription to access all the knowledge in that one book, just pick it up and flip a page!” You scoff, waving a hand. “Books–while yes, they can take up some space–are wonderful. And you can never own too many!”

The man laughs, nodding. “Precisely. Marc just likes to complain because he’s always bumbling into them! He’s more of a TV kinda bloke, you know?”

“Oh, yeah, I’ve met my fair share of those kinds of people.” You giggle. 

“Oh, uhm.” He fumbles with his satchel bag and holds out his hand. “My name’s Steven. Steven… Steven Grant. It’s nice to meet you, Miss..?” 

You chuckle and tell him your name. 

“It’s nice to meet you Steven, Steven, Steven Grant!” You joke, earning another laugh as you shake his hand.

“Now,” You started. “What are you looking for today?” 

“Oh! Do you have any books on, uhm. Egypt? Ancient Egypt? Archaeology, mythology, things of that like…”

“Actually, I think we do. I keep those kinds of subjects close to the History section.” You step down from your stool, waving a hand for him to follow you as you lead him through the small labyrinth of bookshelves (some almost barely too small for more than one person).

You reach the shelves that contain the books and volumes on said subject. Some even leatherbound. You really should check inventory more often… You had more books on the subject than you thought. But then again, they may have also been left over from your great aunt’s stock. She loved reading on this sort of stuff. You remembered the few times she would read to you fables from some of these books. Strange, you could just barely recall one, now, actually… You shrug the twinge of childhood nostalgia off.

“Looks like I have more than I…” Your voice falls silent when you turn around and see Steven’s eyes already scanning each shelf–all the way to the ceiling–looking almost like a kid in a candy shop. You chuckle and it snaps him out of his trance.

“Uhm, oh. Yes! This is… er. Good! Great! I mean…” He rubbed the back of his neck slightly. “What I mean to say is that you have a very interesting selection of books!”

“Ha… Go ham on ‘em. Just don’t mind the dust… These books don’t get looked at too often. Rolling ladder is available for the higher shelves you can’t reach. Reading nooks are up front, and just let me know if you want any refreshments or snacks, or if you want to buy anything. I’ll either be up front, upstairs, or in back… Just press the buzzer on the counter if I’m not at the register.” You say, jabbing your thumb in the vague direction you came from. “And if you get lost in my little maze here…”

You click your tongue. “I should start offering some twine, huh?”

“Because I’m Theseus on his way out of the Minotaur’s Labyrinth?” Steven grinned at you, his eyes twinkling.

“More like I don’t wanna find your mummified remains tucked in between one of these shelves, eh?” You say, grinning at your pun.

Steven shook his head, his curls bouncing as he does so. “Oh, I doubt Marc or Jake would let me stay here that long.”

You pat his shoulder and squeak by him, leaving him alone to peruse your selection.

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Steven stayed in the back for nearly an hour. And when he came back he sat down right at the front nook, ordering a blueberry-cinnamon muffin with some Earl Grey tea sweetened with honey, no sugar. You mad a joke about having some Egyptian licorice tea somewhere, to which he started on a little infomercial type rant about how the Pharaohs used to drink it all the time back during the ancient days…

After about four hours (and three more muffins) he stepped up to your counter with all of his books in hand, a happy grin on his face. For sure, you thought, if this man had a tail, it’d be wagging like mad!

“I would ask if you found everything okay, but…” You eyed the stack of books. “...It looks like you kinda did!”

He rubbed the back of his neck. “Yeah, ah… I got a little absorbed so I decided to take ‘em all…”

“Well, there is no return policy, but there is a trade-in policy. You can either get store credit or physical notes. Have to keep in business somehow right?” You shrug awkwardly.

“Ha ha… Yes, I understand. How much for all of them?” Steven beams, his attention was grabbed though, a moment later to the tiny pencil cup labeled "bookmarks". He plucked one out, and it was a pressed rose; the edges of the petals painted gold and vacuum-sealed with a colorful piece of paper within. 

“Like those, huh?” You smile.

“O-oh yes… very much. It’s beautiful.” He said softly.

“Each mark is fifty-pence.” You say politely.

Steven smiled and placed the bookmark on the top of his book stack.

You ring up the books, and he happily pays for them with a wad of notes (also covering the muffins he scarfed down). 

“I have a bag you can take, if you like. Canvas. I wouldn’t feel right if you had to lug all of those home!” You chuckle.

“Oh, it’s alright!” Steven grins, hoisting the books into his arms like they’re nothing after tucking his new bookmark within the safety of one of the heavier books.

He either works out a lot, or the man has simply done this so many times with so many different books he no longer feels the weight of them.

“I live close by, my flat is just down the block.”

“Oh! So I guess I can expect to hear from you more, huh?” You smile, holding the door open for him as he awkwardly waddles out of your shop.

“I certainly hope so!” He grins at you, giving you a curt nod as he walks down the misty London sidewalk.

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Later that night, after you had closed up shop, counted your earnings and stored them in the safe; you went upstairs to unwind for the day. You make a quick dinner, eat, and then shower.

While showering, you notice a different moon on your mark is full. This morning it was the bottom right one. Now, it’s the top one. It wasn’t uncommon for your mark to go outside its usual clockwise rotation, so you shrugged it off, grabbing a towel as you step out of the stall. 

Once you laid in bed, putting on something from one of your streaming services (like, come on, who even uses cable anymore, right?), you propped your cheek in your hand; your elbow supporting you as you stared almost blankly at the screen.

You didn’t think much of anything that night. Even the socially awkward bookworm who had walked into your store today looking into the selection of books you had that rarely anyone ever touched.

Or at least you didn’t think much of anything. Until you felt like you were being run through with a red-hot poker straight into your abdomen. These weren’t menstrual or ovulatory cramps, those were in a different spot. These pains were around your stomach, just under the last few bones of your ribcage. 

This was pain caused by your mark.

Your soulmate was hurt again.

You curled on your side, gasping for air while you waited for the phantom sensation to pass. Once it did, you spread out on your blankets, wiping the sweat from your brow.

“What the hell did you get yourself into now, you reckless dummy?” You ask the dead air of your bedroom.

Chapter 2: Link

[princessbubblegumandjustice]

You want to start/enjoy reading again? Here are a few tips from someone who used to read every single day, stopped, and now at age 27 is on track to read 50 books in 2023.

1. Read what you enjoy.

Do not get hung up on reading the “right thing.” Read what you enjoy. Whatever it is. I read a lot of memoirs. It took me a while to accept it, but no I probably won’t ever be into high fantasy or sci-fi like many of the people I know are. That’s okay!

2. Read what you can.

Reading isn’t a race. You don’t need to read a book a week like I am. If you find reading difficult, part of it is because reading demands total engagement and attention while you do it. It is not a passive activity. If you want to be a daily reader or read 50+ pages in a sitting, you will be. But it probably won’t happen overnight, even with a book you love.

3. Read short books.

It’s totally fine to read short books. Short books are still awesome and contain complete stories. Longer isn’t better and short books can help you get into the habit of reading by boosting your confidence and lowering your time commitment.

4. Get books in whatever way is accessible to you.

Buy new, buy used, rent from the library, swap books with friends, read physical copies, read digital copies, buy from a brick-and-mortar store, buy from an online retailer.. however you can get a book—get it.

5. Don’t look at page numbers or the time.

Don’t look at the page numbers and don’t look at a clock, just read until you want to stop. If you need to cut off your time for some reason, set an alarm. Whatever you read is what you read! If you know you’ll be tempted to peek, use a bookmark to cover numbers when you flip the page.

6. Set a timer and read whatever you can.

Opposite to the previous advice, but hey, both of these techniques have worked for me and I hope at least one works for you! If you only have a sliver of time in the day, set an alarm and read for that allotted amount of time.

7. Read “just another 10 pages.”

If you really want to push yourself, read “just another 10 pages” until you can’t anymore. Sometimes I don’t, sometimes I only do the 10, but other times I’ve done it 6+ times in a row. It’s a worthy endeavor. Think of it as a challenge, and don’t beat yourself up if you can’t do it!

Bonus: Read other things!

Most people have more trouble with books because they’re block of text with little to know pictures. But you don’t have to read books, read comics, manga, trades, research articles, and magazines. Even though my advice is through the lens of book reading, reading is reading! If you’re not ready for books or have no interest in books, you don’t need to read them.

[koko2unite]

i really one a physical digital clock or timer but it only countsdown in seconds, so 2 min is written 120 secs for example. cant seem to find one online though...

[travelnestcarrental]

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Final Thoughts

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The whispers started subtly, like drafts under a closed door. A year before the phantom date, they slithered into the digital ether – forum comments, late-night radio calls, the fringes of conspiracy websites. End of the world scenarios, each more lurid than the last: the mushroom cloud bloom of nuclear winter, the earth-shattering cough of Yellowstone, a cosmic bullet hurtling from the void, the twitching, vacant gaze of the synthetic undead.

Initially, they were dismissed as the usual online noise, the background hum of fear that always vibrated beneath the surface of the modern world. But the whispers grew louder, more insistent. They bled into mainstream news, framed as curious social phenomena, the anxieties of a fractured age. Yet, no scientist confirmed an imminent asteroid, no seismologist predicted a super-eruption, no government issued warnings of impending war or viral outbreak. The silence from the authorities was, in itself, a chilling amplifier to the growing dread.

The lack of concrete evidence only fueled the flames of belief. The ambiguity allowed imaginations to run riot, each individual painting their own personal apocalypse in vivid, terrifying detail. The collective anxiety became a tangible thing, a suffocating blanket woven from rumor and fear. Supermarkets saw sporadic rushes on supplies, underground bunkers were dusted off and stocked, and hushed conversations replaced casual greetings.

Then came the countdown.

Precisely as the dreaded date dawned, the screens flickered to life. Every phone, every computer, every digital billboard in the world displayed the same stark image: a timer, counting down from one hour. No explanation, no source, just the relentless march of numbers against a black void.

Panic erupted. The simmering fear of the past year boiled over into a tidal wave of hysteria. The streets became a maelstrom of screaming, weeping figures. Some huddled together in desperate prayer, others turned on each other in primal fear. And then there were those who, their minds fractured by the unbearable anticipation of oblivion, sought a final, terrible control. The sirens wailed, a mournful soundtrack to the unraveling of sanity.

But when the clock struck zero, the silence was the most terrifying sound of all.

The world held its breath. People waited for the sky to tear open, for the ground to convulse, for the hungry hordes to descend. Nothing happened. The sun rose as it always had, casting long shadows on deserted streets littered with the debris of mass hysteria. Birds chirped. A gentle breeze rustled the leaves.

Slowly, tentatively, people emerged from their self-made tombs. Confusion warred with a fragile sense of relief. Had it been a collective delusion? A cruel hoax?

In the opulent penthouse of a skyscraper overlooking the stunned city, two figures stood by a panoramic window. One was old, his face a roadmap of power and manipulation. The other, younger, his features etched with a weariness that belied his age.

The younger man spoke, his voice hollow. "What... what was that?"

The older man chuckled, a dry, rasping sound that held no mirth. He gestured to the silent, bewildered masses below, tiny figures beginning to stir in the streets. "I told you," he said, his voice laced with a chilling satisfaction. "Masses. So easy to fool and control. Their fear is a puppet on a string, and I hold the shears to their sanity." A predatory gleam flickered in his eyes. "I won."

The silence that followed was heavy with the weight of a new, far more insidious horror. The world hadn't ended with fire or fury, but with a chilling demonstration of control, leaving behind a landscape of broken trust and the terrifying realization that the true apocalypse might not be a bang, but a whisper, a countdown, and the chilling laughter of those who knew how easily the world could be made to believe.

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Jodhpur Cab Booking Made Easy: Step-by-Step Guide for First-Time Visitors

Planning your first visit to the beautiful city of Jodhpur? Famous for its majestic forts, vibrant markets, and rich culture, Jodhpur is best explored with a reliable cab service. Whether you're landing at the airport or arriving by train, having a cab ready can make your experience more comfortable and stress-free.

This Jodhpur cab booking blog is here to guide you step-by-step through the entire process so you can travel confidently—even if you’re new to the city or visiting India for the first time.

Step 1: Know Why a Cab is the Best Option in Jodhpur

Jodhpur is a tourist-friendly city, but public transport options like autos and buses can be confusing for first-timers. A cab in Jodhpur ensures:

Door-to-door pickup and drop-off

English-speaking drivers (on request)

Local guidance from drivers who know the city

Air-conditioned comfort, especially in the summer

Hiring a cab also saves time and helps you cover more attractions in a single day.

Step 2: Choose the Right Type of Cab

Before booking, it’s important to understand your needs. Jodhpur offers different types of vehicles depending on group size and comfort:

Sedan: Great for solo travelers or couples

SUV: Perfect for families or groups of 4-6 people

Tempo Traveller: Ideal for larger groups or travel with luggage

Luxury Cabs: For business or special occasions

Check whether the cab service offers hourly rental, point-to-point trips, or full-day packages.

Step 3: Research Trusted Cab Services in Jodhpur

Not all cab companies are the same. Choose one that has:

Positive Google reviews

Transparent pricing

Professional drivers

Easy booking options (WhatsApp, call, or website)

Look for local companies with good reputations. Avoid street-side agents unless verified by your hotel.

Step 4: Use Online Booking for Convenience

Most modern cab providers in Jodhpur offer easy online booking through websites, mobile apps, or WhatsApp chat. Here's how to book a cab service in Jodhpur online:

Visit the company’s website

Choose your ride: Mention pickup and drop location

Select date and time

Choose vehicle type (Sedan, SUV, etc.)

Enter your contact details

Confirm booking via call, OTP, or email

Some companies offer a 24/7 helpline and no advance payment options.

Step 5: Know the Cost and Inclusions

Always ask for a clear price before confirming your booking. Ask whether the price includes:

Driver allowance

Toll and parking

Fuel charges

Waiting charges

GST or taxes

Ask for a digital invoice or confirmation message. This helps avoid disputes later.

Step 6: Confirm Driver Details in Advance

Once your cab is booked, you should receive:

Driver's name

Contact number

Car model and number

Pickup time and location

Keep a screenshot or copy of this info. Many companies also send GPS tracking links for live location updates.

Step 7: Make Sure the Driver Knows Your Itinerary

Once the driver arrives, explain your travel plan:

List of places you want to visit

Time you want to spend at each stop

Breaks or food stops

Most local drivers are experienced and will suggest smart routes or hidden gems you might miss otherwise.

Step 8: Be Aware of Common Scams or Issues

As with any tourist destination, there are a few things to keep in mind:

Avoid random taxi drivers at the railway station or airport who don’t have IDs

Do not share personal information or documents with strangers

Do not pay full fare in advance unless it’s a trusted service

Check that the meter is off (most cab services in Jodhpur use fixed-rate pricing)

Always trust your gut and contact the company’s support number in case of discomfort.

Step 9: Use Cabs for Local Sightseeing

Some of the most popular places you can visit using your cab include:

Mehrangarh Fort

Jaswant Thada

Umaid Bhawan Palace

Mandore Gardens

Clock Tower and Sardar Market

Toorji Ka Jhalra (stepwell)

Your driver may also recommend local eateries or shopping spots. Take advantage of their knowledge!

Step 10: Book Return Trips or Outstation Travel

Many cab companies offer more than just local rides. You can also book:

Return airport or railway station drop

Day trips to Osian, Bishnoi Village, or Jaisalmer

Multi-day Rajasthan tours

Book return trips early during tourist season (October to March), as demand increases.

Bonus Tips for First-Time Visitors

Carry cash: Some cabs may not accept UPI or cards

Download offline maps: Network can be weak in some areas

Stay hydrated: Summers are hot in Jodhpur

Start early: Most monuments open at 9 AM—beat the crowds and heat

Final Thoughts

Booking a cab in Jodhpur as a first-time visitor doesn't need to be stressful. With the right planning, reliable service, and awareness of what to expect, your experience can be smooth, safe, and memorable.

A cab in Jodhpur is not just a means of transport—it’s a companion for your journey through this royal city. Whether you’re exploring palaces, shopping in local bazaars, or heading out for desert adventures, the right cab service will make your trip much easier and more enjoyable.

By following this simple guide, you can avoid confusion, save money, and enjoy your trip like a local. If you're still unsure where to begin, start by reading genuine customer reviews or ask your hotel for a trusted recommendation.

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Bypass Timely: Breaking Through Time-Based Restrictions

Bypass timely simply means avoiding or overcoming restrictions that depend on the passage of time. This can include:

Extending the trial period of software.

Accessing digital content earlier or beyond its expiration.

Circumventing systems that lock or unlock based on a timer.

Preventing temporary bans or usage limits.

By bypassing these restrictions, users can gain an advantage — whether for legitimate reasons (like testing) or otherwise.

How Is Time-Based Security Implemented?

Most time-based systems rely on:

Internal clocks: The device's own time settings.

External time servers: Online sources to verify the real-world time.

Usage tracking: Monitoring how long an application or service has been used.

These systems assume that time will pass naturally and that users won't interfere with how time is counted or reported.

Techniques to Bypass Timely Restrictions

Several strategies can be used to bypass time-based controls:

1. System Clock Manipulation

Changing the computer or device’s clock can sometimes fool an application into thinking less time has passed — or that a restriction hasn't started yet.

2. Memory Patching

For more sophisticated systems, hackers might directly modify the memory of a running program to skip or disable time checks.

3. Fake Time Servers

Setting up a fake time server can mislead applications that rely on online time validation.

4. Code Analysis

Decompiling or analyzing a program’s code may reveal where and how it checks time, allowing users to remove or bypass those sections.

5. Use of "Time Freeze" Tools

Specialized software tools can "freeze" an application’s internal clock, making it believe time isn't passing at all.

Risks and Ethics

While bypassing timely restrictions can be tempting, it’s important to consider the ethical and legal consequences:

Software piracy: Extending trial periods illegally can violate terms of service and copyright laws.

Security vulnerabilities: Tampering with time-sensitive systems can expose users to unexpected risks.

Loss of trust: In professional or business environments, bypassing security features can result in serious penalties.

In some cases, however, bypassing time-based restrictions can be ethical — for example, when researchers test software resilience or users seek access to personal data locked by accident.

Real-World Applications

Security Research: Ethical hackers may bypass time locks to test system vulnerabilities.

Game Modding: Gamers sometimes bypass in-game timers to unlock features faster.

Corporate IT: Admins may need to bypass locks to recover or manage critical software without waiting for timeouts.

Conclusion

Bypass timely is a fascinating and powerful concept that touches the core of how we design and experience digital systems. While it offers potential shortcuts and advantages, it also demands responsibility. Whether used for ethical hacking, software testing, or creative exploration, bypassing time restrictions reminds us that even something as steady as time can be bent — at least in the digital world.

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Unprompted Asks || Always Accepting

@pvnkdocs sent: ❛  what are you afraid?  ❜ her voice & visage are deadpan, blunt. maybe too much so?

licking her lips a little, her eyes flicker to look them up and down. ❛ we're gonna fuckin' kick ass.  ❜

This wouldn't just be some ordinary off-camera paranormal investigation for two distinctive reasons: The Client was involved in politics, a former prime minister. And the other reason is the location. It was actually a rather well-known haunted hotspot, The Blue Ocean Towers, it was a relatively popular hotel in Osaka. Minato had heard stories of this place, there were apparently five notoriously haunted rooms, one of them being the penthouse suite on the top floor of this eighty-five-story building.

From the bits of research he could do for this location, there was one spirit for each room. According to all the reports, there was a rumor he had heard going around about the place online that people who had stayed there had heard about a sixth spirit that people had only seen once appearing in one of the hallways. So much paranormal activity was said to happen here, it was a bit of a shame this investigation had to remain private, Minato had a feeling there would be a lot of things captured here that he wished he would be able to show off, at least he would be able to write about this in his book.

Unfortunately, his two co-investigators couldn't join Minato for this one. Zero apparently caught a cold and Takashi's daughter had a dance recital today that he didn't want to miss. The blue-scarved paranormal investigator was of course understanding about it. Takashi had insisted that this location was still too dangerous to do it alone, even for someone as spiritually strong as Minato, so Takashi had recommended him someone that could help, a spiritualist he had apparently met on a private investigation he had done when Minato was unavailable.

A young woman named Idalina Kosterick. According to Takashi, she was strong enough to purify demons, and could banish any malevolent spirits with ease, which did sound rather impressive, so Minato had reached out to her about this case and asked for her help, he would pay her for it too, of course, the payment for this job was rather sizeable too, and was willing to evenly split cash for it. Once her help was confirmed, he told her where they would meet on the day of the investigation, luckily for them, the owner had agreed to close the hotel for the night just for the night of the investigation since the two would be spending the night in the place due to the number of rooms that needed to be investigated.

They had met in the lobby earlier in the day, running down the details of the location, and they had to do their best and not tell anyone about this investigation considering who the client was, of course, Minato had only met a representative of the person since he was such a recognizable name in Japanese Politics. Minato is personally not a fan of politics and didn't like most of these types of clientele, but he knew to put the job first, and personal gripes to the side, even if it was a bit difficult in this case. With the cameras placed, their preferred sleeping room picked out, and their nerves made steel, the two prepared the investigation.

[{ 🦋 }] - "Me? Scared? I do this for a living, so I'm actually on cloud nine right now." He answers back with a simple expression.

Looking down at the timer on his digital watch, the moment the clock strikes midnight, his watch lights up, but Minato quickly stops it before the timer alarm can ring, the second his thumb and finger press on his watch, he catches his co-investigator for the night's cheer, he grins, it sounded like she was ready to start, too.

[{ 🦋 }] - "Yeah, let's do this!" With that, he took his first step forward, and entered the elevator with her, their first destination was floor thirteen.

[{ 🦋 }] - "From what the client said, it sounds like we might have at least two malevolent spirits in the mix, hopefully no more than two, but if push comes to shove, use your purifying powers if you have to. I got some spiritual powers too, so I can help as well. But strongly gifted or not, still proceed with caution. Some spirits can be unpredictable sometimes."

He added, just for a further warning, he trusted her abilities, but still wanted to give he a heads up just so she knew.

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Master Productivity with Aesthetic Pomodoro Timers

In the fast-paced world of today, finding the balance between work and relaxation is essential for sustained productivity. The Pomodoro Technique, a widely acclaimed time management method, becomes even more appealing when combined with an aesthetic touch. Imagine a Pomodoro Clock or an aesthetic timer not only enhancing your focus but also complementing your workspace.

If you're looking to elevate your productivity while maintaining a visually pleasing environment, dive into the world of aesthetic Pomodoro timers and learn how they can revolutionize your workflow.

What is the Pomodoro Technique?

The Pomodoro Technique is a productivity method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. It involves breaking work into intervals, typically 25 minutes, called "Pomodoros," followed by short breaks. After completing four Pomodoros, a longer break is taken.

This approach is grounded in the idea that time pressure increases focus and efficiency while regular breaks prevent burnout.

Why Choose an Aesthetic Pomodoro Timer?

Traditional timers might get the job done, but an aesthetic pomodoro timer adds an extra layer of motivation. Here’s why:

Visual Appeal

A beautifully designed pomodoro aesthetic timer transforms your workspace into a haven of inspiration.

Minimalist or pastel-themed timers reduce visual clutter and create a calming environment.

Enhanced Motivation

Using an aesthetically pleasing timer makes the process feel more intentional and enjoyable.

The timer becomes part of your workspace decor, blending functionality with beauty.

Improved Focus

A visually soothing timer minimizes distractions, allowing you to immerse yourself in tasks.

Customizable Options

Many aesthetic timers come with features like color themes, soothing sounds, and even animations that cater to your personal style.

Types of Aesthetic Pomodoro Timers

1. Digital Pomodoro Timers

Digital tools like Pomonow are perfect for those who prefer an online solution. These timers:

Offer customizable intervals for work and breaks.

Feature clean, modern interfaces that are easy on the eyes.

Include progress tracking to monitor your productivity.

2. Physical Pomodoro Clocks

For a tactile experience, physical pomodoro clocks add charm to your desk. Look for:

Retro designs or pastel colors that fit into your aesthetic.

Compact sizes that don’t overwhelm your workspace.

3. Mobile Apps

Apps like Forest and Focus Keeper combine the Pomodoro Technique with gamification and aesthetic interfaces. Features include:

Gamified rewards like growing a virtual tree for every completed session.

Options to set themes and calming background music.

4. Desktop Software

Desktop-specific timers offer the advantage of being integrated into your work system. Options like Minimalist Pomodoro or TickTick come with sleek designs.

Creating a Pomodoro Aesthetic Workspace

Pairing an Aesthetic Timer with a thoughtfully designed workspace can amplify your productivity.

Workspace Essentials

Lighting: Use warm lighting or desk lamps to reduce strain and create a cozy atmosphere.

Colors: Opt for muted tones like pastel pinks, blues, or greens for a calming effect.

Organization: Declutter your space with storage boxes, cable organizers, and minimalistic decor.

Plants: Add a touch of greenery for a natural, refreshing vibe.

Aesthetic Timer Integration

Display your digital aesthetic pomodoro timer on a secondary screen for easy visibility.

Choose a physical timer that doubles as desk decor.

Customize the timer’s sounds to align with your aesthetic, such as gentle chimes or nature sounds.

How to Use a Pomodoro Timer Effectively

Set Goals

Begin by outlining what you want to achieve in each Pomodoro session.

Start Small

If 25 minutes feels overwhelming, start with 15-minute intervals and gradually increase.

Stick to the Breaks

Resist the urge to skip breaks; they are crucial for maintaining focus and avoiding fatigue.

Minimize Distractions

Use tools like website blockers or noise-canceling headphones to stay focused.

Track Progress

Reflect on your completed sessions and adjust your goals as needed.

Best Platforms for Aesthetic Pomodoro Timers

1. Pomonow

Customizable timers with an elegant interface.

Features include progress tracking, soothing sounds, and multiple themes.

Visit Pomonow to explore the platform.

2. Forest App

Grow a virtual forest with every completed Pomodoro.

Aesthetic visuals and gamified rewards enhance motivation.

3. Minimalist Pomodoro

Focuses on simplicity with a sleek, distraction-free design.

4. Notion Templates

Integrate Pomodoro timers into your Notion workspace for a seamless aesthetic experience.

Benefits of Aesthetic Pomodoro Timers

Reduces Stress

A visually pleasing timer creates a calming atmosphere, helping you focus without feeling overwhelmed.

Boosts Productivity

The structured intervals encourage deep work, while regular breaks keep your energy levels balanced.

Enhances Enjoyment

Aesthetic tools make the process of working or studying more enjoyable, keeping you motivated for longer.

Supports Long-Term Habits

Combining functionality with beauty helps you develop a consistent productivity routine.

Final Thoughts

The Pomodoro Technique has stood the test of time as a reliable method for boosting productivity. By introducing an aesthetic pomodoro timer into your routine, you’re not just managing your time—you’re creating a workspace that inspires and motivates.

Whether you prefer a digital timer like Pomonow, a physical pomodoro clock, or a sleek mobile app, the right timer can transform how you approach tasks. Elevate your productivity today and discover the perfect balance of focus and aesthetics.

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Classroomscreen: How to use it to teach

Article from Teach&Learn by Luke Edwards (July 24, 2024)

Edwards’ article brings attention to a new teaching resource for educators that can be used in multiple ways. The classroom screen is an easily accessed online modern version whiteboard. The classroom screen is an online digital whiteboard that is controlled by teachers and is free to use. There are a selection of ready made screens, widgets, photos and stickers that can used in a variety of ways to meet the classroom needs at the time. The classroom screen also has specific subject tailored options and can make sharing information an easy process that is not time consuming for teachers.

My thoughts

I was so excited to find this article because it gave me a chance to mess around on classroom screen. I spent maybe 30 minutes on the website and have already figured out so many different ways to incorporate this resource into my classroom. The website was very easy to use and took no time at all to put together a screen.

Classroom management

One way I would use classroom screen is as a classroom management tool. I was able to add a clock with the current time, a max noise level and a time to let them know how much time they have left with the current activity. This is a great way for students to quickly check if they are being to loud, what time is it and roughly where they should be with their activity. This screen would allow my class to self regulate and keeps them from asking questions that they can now answer for themselves with one glance.

Lesson activities

Another way I would use classroom screen is to do lesson activities with my students. This is an example of a math subitizng activity. I added a name generator, a dice and some numbers for students to circle. This would allow me to randomly choose a name and have the students click the dice and then circle the name. Definitely a fun and engaging way of teaching subitizing to my students!

Check-ins

I really liked the pools that classroom screen has. I thought about using these polls to check in with my students and get feedback from them to see how they enjoyed an activity that they have done. I could do the subitizing activity and check their enjoyment of the activity.

Daily schedule

Another way I might use classroom screen is to go over the classroom schedule with the students. If I wanted to I could leave this on the side of the screen all day while I have other classroom screen activities going on. Classroom screen allows you to use split screen so I can leave this up easily while having my other classroom screens up.

Strategies

The last way I came up with to use classroom screen is to create a page with strategies for students to glance at when doing an activity. I could put math strategies or reading strategies. I could even create a thematic word wall that I could put up during writing. This would allow me to save time from putting something up in the room or if I don’t have any wall space. It would also allow students to know exactly where to look for their strategies and keep them from having to get up to go find them. My students could also help me create these strategy screens!

Overall, I found classroom screen an amazing classroom resource with so many different ways to use that will help me as an educator. All of these different screens I made took a few minuets at most and would be easy to teach my own students to use to help me create our classrooms screens. This is definitely a resource I will be using in my own classroom in the future!

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Discover the Charm of Aesthetic Study Timers Online

Success, both personally and academically, in the fast-paced environment of today depends on good time management during study sessions. The use of digital resources has changed conventional approaches to learning and brought a style and utility that attracts contemporary learners. These online clocks let users customize their experience with different themes and sounds, therefore organizing study time and also making the process more fun.

The Development of Study Timers: From Fashionable to Functional

Originally intended only as simple utilitarian tools, study clocks have evolved. Once a simple digital countdown, what is now a range of aesthetically pleasing and inspirational tools? This change improves user experience and fits today's students' aesthetic tastes as well. These days, they are a mainstay in the toolset of effective students as they contain relaxing tones and customizable backdrops.

Study Timer Online Aesthetic: Merging Productivity with Style

The concept of an study timer online aesthetic integrates visually pleasing elements with the practicality of time management. These timers offer customizable themes, soothing animations, and user-friendly interfaces, making study sessions less daunting and more inviting. The appeal lies in their ability to blend seamlessly into a student's study environment, creating a tranquil and focused atmosphere. They turn time management into a less stressful and more engaging activity, promoting sustained focus.

Study Timer Aesthetic: More Than Just a Clock

Similarly, the study timer aesthetic extends to apps and devices that students can personalize. Whether it's a minimalist design or a vibrant digital setup, these timers serve as a personal motivator. They encourage students to dedicate set periods to study and break times, promoting a balanced approach to learning and rest. This personalization not only caters to individual aesthetic preferences but also enhances the overall effectiveness of study sessions.

Features and Benefits: Enhancing Study Habits with Aesthetics

Aesthetic study timers often come equipped with features like task trackers, session statistics, and focus logs. These features help students monitor their progress and adjust their study habits accordingly. By providing a visually appealing and practical toolkit, these timers make the daunting task of managing study time more engaging. Additionally, these tools often incorporate gamification elements that reward users for meeting their study goals, further enhancing their appeal.

User Experiences: Testimonials and Feedback

Many students report that using an aesthetic study timer has revolutionized their study routine. The combination of functionality and design helps maintain concentration levels and reduces the monotony associated with long study hours. The positive feedback highlights the importance of personalizing study tools to fit individual needs and preferences. Users often feel more motivated and less overwhelmed, leading to improved academic performance and well-being.

Conclusion

For those looking to enhance their study routines with a touch of style, visiting pomonow.com offers a gateway to exploring various aesthetic study timers. Whether you are a student seeking efficiency or simply someone who appreciates the beauty in functionality, these timers can transform your educational journey. Pomonow.com is the perfect destination to discover a study timer that not only meets your functional needs but also aligns with your personal style.

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Party Games Collection

Introduction

Get ready for classic fun and friendly competition with the Wooden Board Party Game Collection! This pocket-sized portal features over 10 iconic party games and brain teasers that you can play online and offline. Immerse yourself in a realistic wooden board experience with authentic sound and feel, and challenge your friends, the AI, or test your own skills in timeless classics. Enjoy 2-player puzzles like Tic Tac Toe, Slide Puzzle Match, Finger Tug of War, and more. Discover upcoming hidden gems like Shuffleboard, Carrom Boards, Magnetic Chess, and Classic Dominoes Challenge. Perfect for solo or multiplayer fun, this collection is a convenient and portable way to bring generations together, hone your strategic thinking, and enjoy endless entertainment anytime, anywhere.

Game Description

Ready for some classic fun and friendly games? Dive into This Wooden board Party Game Collection. It can be played both online and as offline games, your pocket-sized portal to 10+ iconic party games and 2-player brain teasers or single, all on this virtual digital wooden board with a realistic feel & sound of wood!

Challenge your friends, AI, or test your skills in timeless classics & 2 player puzzles for seniors like:

* Tic Tac Toe: Master and outsmart your opponent in this X's and O's brain teaser.

* Slide Puzzle Match: Scramble and unscramble your way to victory in this classic brain teaser. Beat the clock and match the number grid by sliding blocks quickly before your opponent in this match-up 3d experience.

* Finger Tug of War: tap fast and pull with all your tapping power! This digital finger-pulling showdown will test your sheer willpower.

* Pop It Dice Board: Combine the satisfying pops of Pop It with a strategic dice roller in this unique board game twist. Be the dice master to get bigger value & Outsmart your opponent and pop your way to victory!

* Who Paints the Flag First?: Color together & Put your memory and travel color paint skills to the test in this flag-painting race, a new color ASMR experience. Remember the sequence and paint faster than your friend to claim the flag in this flag painting book for 2 players on one device with vivid color paints!

* Emoji Expression Match: rotate the blocks to match the right expression given to you in this fast-paced emoji expression matching game. Find the expressions before your opponent.

But the fun doesn't stop there! Discover upcoming hidden gems like:

* Shuffleboard. Challenge, carrom boards, magnetic chess, classic slingshot, tetra tower, mancala, classic dominoes challenge & ball sort challenge for 2 & classic block puzzles.

2 player Wooden Board Party Game Collection is more than just a game, it’s:

* The perfect fast paced playground for solo or multiplayer fun: Challenge friends on the same device, battle the AI for solo practice, or enjoy a nostalgic solo playthrough & race against the timer.

* Friendly entertainment: Bring generations together with timeless classic board games that everyone can enjoy.

* A brain-teasing and skill-building adventure: Hone your strategic thinking, memory, and hand-eye coordination with diverse game mechanics.

* Convenient and portable: Carry the party in your pocket! No bulky boards or lost pieces, just endless fun both offline & online at your fingertips with an amazing 1 & 2-player showdown.

FEATURES

Diverse Range of Challenges: Inspired by the most popular trends on social media.

Engaging Gameplay: This will keep you hooked for hours on end.

High-Quality and Minimalist Graphics: Enjoy a visually pleasing experience.

Stress Relief: Perfect for entertainment and relieving stress.

AVAILABLE ON

Playstore:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.theasmrgames.twoplayergames&hl=en_US&gl=US

App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/party-games-collection/id6475339361

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Countdown Timer Bars Motion Design from Antony Parker on Vimeo.

✔️ Download here: templatesbravo.com/vh/item/countdown-timer-bars/48165995

This pack of 5 macros for DaVinci Resolve is a toolkit to create modern countdown timer or reverse timer. Choose from 5 different bar designs, customize colors, titles, and set the duration of the countdown. Switch to a negative count down timer and create and modern digital clock, or set the value to percentage and made an eye catching loading progress bar.  You can use it in your fitness training video, sports intro, business presentation, infographic, explainer, webinar, and online course. Try it now! MAIN FEATURES

5x customizeable design 3x time value: second, seconds with decimals, percentage Reverse timer in single click Any bar width Works with any fps Works in booth Free and Studio version