#smooth transitions

[chris-ostkreuz]

Spinning Skills: Why DJing is 10% Talent, 90% Practice!

In the electrifying world of DJing, the allure of spinning tracks on a grand stage often leads aspiring DJs to believe that raw talent is the key to success. However, the reality is both amusing and enlightening: 10% talent, 90% practice! In this article, we’ll explore the journey from the humble bedroom to the dazzling main stage and how mastering the mix is the ultimate ticket to success. So…

[cleanglocleaning]

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[conveyorsjointonline]

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[demaparbat-hp]

Izumi of Jang Hui died young. She was sixteen and unwed. A kind child, protective and lonely—thus unfit for this world.

Izumi of Jang Hui was murdered. The Painted Lady was born out of hatred and grief. Her skin is painted red with the patterns of her scars. Her home is the river where the Dark Water Spirit dwells—he who found her, drowned and beautiful.

Build shrines by the river and pray for her good will. Harm her land or people and pray for mercy.

[cubbihue]

Who was Timmy's teacher at Pixie School? Was it Sanderson? I get the rivalry now.

His teacher was Fairy Mason! It's usually HP who teaches incoming Pixies, but Jorgen asked Fairy Mason to teach Timmy's class instead. Mainly because if anybody could help Timmy learn all the cultures and etiquette that comes with being a fairy, it'd be Fairy Mason.

He's one of the few fairies to be granted the honor of the "Fairy" title!! Wow!! Not even Jorgen has that honor!!!

Bitties Series: [Start] > [Previous] > [Next]

[fancy-strawberry-beard]

Shitty idea for an AC game's modern day segments:

You play as William Miles, and you're re-tracing the steps of Desmond's journey in order to study the various isu artefacts he came into contact with, but also to re-connect with his son.

As you do, you're confronted by the ghosts of the people Bill has fucked over the most:

Clay Kaczmarek: this one's easy, just say that Rebecca was able to [insert techno babble here] and retrieve a copy Clay's code but never meant to actually bring him back due to ethical concers (this was more of an attempt to retrieve just enough of him to give him a proper burial). Bill needs his memories, especially those concerning Desmond and Juno, so he brings him back. Somewhere in between all the verbal abuse he showers upon Bill there's also the information you need.

Lucy Stillman: either she wasn't as dead as we thought and crawled up to some sort of control panel to download her consciousness as a last ditch attempt to stay alive or the temple just does that automatically. Either way, ✨️isu bullshit✨️. She's surprisingly quiet and helpful at first but eventually starts to ask questions about the way Bill treated Clay, Daniel, Desmond... making this about anyone except for her when it is very clear that she's projecting and this is actually all about her.

Desmond Miles: the previous two encounters have given Bill an idea, though it might just be him going old and crazy...

He asks Rebecca and a bunch of other hackers to figure out what's going on with the AC3 temple and lo and behold his personality has indeed been stored in the temple. He recognizes that he should probably be angry with Bill for dragging him back into this mess but right now he's a bit too discombobulated to really feel anything.

Maybe he remembers his time as the reader or maybe this is an entirely new copy. Idk.

We end on some big reveal and the next game will have a new protagonist with Desmond as a digital companion.

[longingquiet]

005 :: DETAILS — DELAINEY HAYLES as Claudia Eparvier

Interview with the Vampire, AMC - Season 2, Episode 2

[fratercrucis]

I get a boner every time jared padalecki transitions from sam to gadreel to sam

[daily-basil]

It is very warm outside rn

[rocketbirdie]

my favorite part of season zero is the multiple occasions where yami yugi immolates someone alive. it's his favorite activity. and of course the yo-yo battle to the death.

the yo-yo battle in the manga is so truly unhinged. nothing will ever come remotely close. yugi almost gets hanged. jonouchi tries to bludgeon a few dudes to death with the millennium puzzle but settles on stringing them up by their FINGERS instead and then he gets broken glass stuck in his eyes and nearly gets stabbed. yami uses a yo-yo to cut a hole in the roof looney tunes style causing several men to fall to their doom. those guys happen to be the replacements for the gang members that yami electrocuted to death a little while back. i have no clue how it received even a heavily censored anime adaptation i could not make this shit up even if i tried

[chris-ostkreuz]

Mixing Magic: Mastering Track Transitions Without a Hitch!

Welcome to the enchanting world of audio mixing, where tracks can smoothly glide into one another as if by magic! If you’ve ever found yourself cringing at a jarring transition between songs, fear not! With a sprinkle of technique and a dash of creativity, you too can master the art of seamless transitions. Grab your headphones, and let’s embark on this magical journey—no potions or wands…

[bumblingbabooshka]

Stonn writes a letter to T'Pring [Patreon | Commissions]

Dear T'Pring, Forgive me contacting you from the green. This is your friend _, now Stonn. I have thought of you often ever since being forced to move away but knew your parents would not allow our continued association. I have grown no richer since we last met. I have gained no greater renown than any man who lives a quiet life of service might. But I remember you enjoying my dull company and hope you might indulge me by partaking in it again.

There is a house I rent in _ which I will enclose the coordinates to if you will meet me. If you won't, please tell me quickly and I will never write again if you write the words yourself. After so long, even your rejection would be desirable if personalized. From your old friend, Stonn

[holocene-sims]

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september 2, 2021 1:00 a.m. grant's mind

🎵 did you learn to dream in the morning? abandon dreams in the afternoon? wait without a hope in the evening? did you stand there in the traces and let them feed you lies? did you trail along behind them wearing blinkers on your eyes? did you kiss the foot that kicked you? did you thank them for their scorn? did you ask for their forgiveness for the act of being born? 🎵

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Brazil's GDP could shrink 16% with end of 6-day workweek, says industry federation

Industry report estimates R$2.9tn drop in revenue for productive sectors

A proposed reduction in working hours and the potential elimination of Brazil’s six-day workweek—outlined in a bill currently under discussion in Congress—could have a significant negative impact on the Brazilian economy, according to a study by the Federation of Industries of the State of Minas Gerais (FIEMG). Without an increase in productivity, the change could lead to a 16% drop in GDP and a loss of up to R$2.9 trillion in revenues across productive sectors. The report also warns of rising costs for businesses, declining competitiveness, a surge in informal employment, and up to 18 million job losses—ironically harming the workers the policy intends to benefit.

According to the study, in a scenario where contracted weekly hours fall to 40 and productivity remains flat, payroll income could shrink by as much as R$480 billion. Even if productivity were to rise 1%, job losses could still reach 16 million, reducing labor income by R$428 billion. These findings were presented last week at the event “6-day Workweek and Its Impacts on Labor Relations.”

“There’s an unavoidable economic cost to cutting hours unless we raise productivity,” said Daniel Duque of Ibre-FGV. The study notes that the average workweek in Brazil is already shorter than the global average, though still longer than in Europe and North America.

“When comparing Brazil with developed countries, there’s a negative correlation between productivity and average work hours—because higher productivity allows people to work less without compromising output,” Mr. Duque added.

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