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2024.05.14 08:00 AutoModerator /r/vzla Daily Talk Thread, Hilo Diario de Discusión del subreddit de Venezuela - May 14, 2024
Hilo de discusión libre. Acá pueden hablar de algo nuevo que les haya pasado o nuevas experiencias que hayan tenido. También vale compartir qué película o serie vieron, libros que anden leyendo y música que tengan pegada. Compartan metas, logros personales, frustraciones y desahogos. Hablar de política no está prohibido, pero desalentado por ser un tema desagradable para todos.
Free talk thread. Here you can talk about something that has happened to you or new experiences. You can also share which movie or series you've seen, books that you are currently reading, or music that you're listening to. Share goals, personal victories and rants. Talking about politics is not prohibited, but it is frowned upon for being a sour subject.
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Free talk thread. Here you can talk about something that has happened to you or new experiences. You can also share which movie or series you've seen, books that you are currently reading, or music that you're listening to. Share goals, personal victories and rants. Talking about politics is not prohibited, but it is frowned upon for being a sour subject.
2024.05.14 07:56 AndyTheEnby Feelings about a subreddit
Idk if I want to outright say the subreddit out of fear tbh, but it might be obvious from the vent. I do like this subreddit, but some people in it are just... kinda elitist feeling, I guess? There's a current trend where people were posting "judge me/make assumptions about me based on my top musicals", and I thought it was fun so I posted one this morning. Got one nice comment, but the post got downvoted once by someone else, leaving it at 0 votes. Which is fine, I don't care a whole lot, but I guess I assumed people upvoted more? And I rarely make posts, but the last one I made in an unrelated subreddit also got left at net 0 so,, guess I do feel a little discouraged. Then, later today, there was a complaint post about how annoying the "spam" is, even though this subreddit is dedicated to musicals (yeah giving it away now). One of the comments on this post said something about how they downvote and leave a rude assumption on the posts, and that feels so mean? So I left a reply saying something like "why leave hate instead of scrolling past it?" And they replied with "oh they asked for assumptions" and I replied "I mean the downvoting, seems kinda unnecessary", and they replied with "spam deserves downvotes" or something,, and my 2 replies got flooded with downvotes so I just deleted. I guess I'm just confused bc yeah the voting system is there for a reason, but my post that got a nice comment didn't get an upvote, and the unrelated post got like 75% nice comments... and still 0 upvotes? So. I'm just sad I guess. I thought the trend was fun and I wanted to participate but I guess it's spam and upvoting isn't as common as I thought? I mean, I upvote a ton of posts, and I knew I wasn't the norm, but I still thought upvoting was common... and idk, musicals and theatre in general is usually a super supportive community, so this feels very hurtful to me, I think. I'm also autistic and struggle heavily with emotions so I'm sorry for all the uncertainty here. I came back to this subreddit bc I've found it to be a lot more accepting :) I don't really know what I want to come of this post, but thank you if you've read this far. If this broke any rules, feel free to delete this post, I'll delete it myself as well if I'm in the wrong.
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2024.05.14 07:56 gayspaceanarchist Cheap ways to fill up a room?
I'm staying at my dad's house over the summer, and my room here is very blank.
I've managed to fill up a few walls thanks to some of the decorations I've bought for my dorm. But it didn't seem to be as much as I thought lol.
I'm trying to go for a more filled up look, the room is pretty small so I find that by filling the room up makes it feel more cozy than claustrophobic.
Rn I've got some paintings I've done, photos of my friends, a few flags, fake ivy, stuff like that. Got a t-shirt from a music artist I listen too pinned onto the wall as well.
I'm looking for more ideas on what I can put up for very cheap or free (i.e. stuff I might just have lying around, or stuff I can pretty simply make from stuff I might just have laying around. No suggestions here are bad, my dad has tons of things that he'd be fine with me nabbing.)
Rn I'm thinking fairy lights to string across the room, get more of the fake ivy (it's really only in one corner, if I get more it'll look more cohesive). Maybe a wall hanger for my guitar. But other than that im pretty loss. Ive never really had to decorate a room before, my rooms before have just sorta been a combination of things ive amassed over 19 years of life lmao.
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I've managed to fill up a few walls thanks to some of the decorations I've bought for my dorm. But it didn't seem to be as much as I thought lol.
I'm trying to go for a more filled up look, the room is pretty small so I find that by filling the room up makes it feel more cozy than claustrophobic.
Rn I've got some paintings I've done, photos of my friends, a few flags, fake ivy, stuff like that. Got a t-shirt from a music artist I listen too pinned onto the wall as well.
I'm looking for more ideas on what I can put up for very cheap or free (i.e. stuff I might just have lying around, or stuff I can pretty simply make from stuff I might just have laying around. No suggestions here are bad, my dad has tons of things that he'd be fine with me nabbing.)
Rn I'm thinking fairy lights to string across the room, get more of the fake ivy (it's really only in one corner, if I get more it'll look more cohesive). Maybe a wall hanger for my guitar. But other than that im pretty loss. Ive never really had to decorate a room before, my rooms before have just sorta been a combination of things ive amassed over 19 years of life lmao.
2024.05.14 07:54 jassicaleo318 Argentina Perfume Market: Key Players, Trends, and Dynamics Shaping the Fragrance Industry
 | https://preview.redd.it/idvvfge00c0d1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ea3bb931c9bbbcf105f223827a646c3051e1c68 submitted by jassicaleo318 to u/jassicaleo318 [link] [comments] The Argentina perfume market represents a vibrant and dynamic segment within the country's beauty and personal care industry. Perfumes, also known as fragrances, play a significant role in the cultural and social fabric of Argentina, with consumers valuing scents for their ability to evoke emotions, enhance personal grooming routines, and make fashion statements. This article provides an overview of the Argentina perfume market, covering its key players, market dynamics, consumer preferences, and notable trends. Market OverviewThe Argentina perfume market is part of the broader cosmetics and personal care industry, which encompasses a wide range of products aimed at enhancing personal grooming, hygiene, and overall well-being. Perfumes hold a special place within this industry, offering consumers a means of expressing their individuality, sophistication, and style through the sense of smell.Market DynamicsThe Argentina perfume market is influenced by various factors, including changing consumer preferences, economic conditions, cultural influences, and regulatory frameworks. Key dynamics shaping the market include:
Consumer PreferencesArgentine consumers exhibit diverse preferences when it comes to perfume selection, with factors such as fragrance type, brand reputation, price point, and packaging influencing purchasing decisions. Some of the popular fragrance categories in Argentina include:
Notable TrendsThe Argentina perfume market is characterized by several notable trends that reflect evolving consumer preferences and industry innovations. Some of the key trends include:
Key PlayersThe Argentina perfume market is home to a diverse array of domestic and international brands, each offering unique fragrance portfolios tailored to meet consumer preferences and market trends. Some of the key players in the market include:
Future OutlookThe Argentina perfume market is poised for continued growth and innovation, driven by evolving consumer preferences, technological advancements, and industry dynamics. Key factors shaping the future outlook of the market include:
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2024.05.14 07:49 Bubbly-Elevator3070 Caleb Hammer Summary Sheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uR3BA6MyDzKOjijsUMlfkWTlQyx65AzmjUdiFcatDNY/edit?usp=sharing
I've started a summary sheet for the guests! I'm doing this very passively so it's going to take a while for me to get to all the episodes, but I've started working backwards. In addition, I found that if the show does not calculate the total debt, I severely underestimate it. However, I hope people can appreciate the data. Feel free to dm me to correct any mistakes, or comment any suggestions you might have going forward!
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I've started a summary sheet for the guests! I'm doing this very passively so it's going to take a while for me to get to all the episodes, but I've started working backwards. In addition, I found that if the show does not calculate the total debt, I severely underestimate it. However, I hope people can appreciate the data. Feel free to dm me to correct any mistakes, or comment any suggestions you might have going forward!
2024.05.14 07:39 Super_Employment1864 Daily Song Discussion #76: "Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America"
This is the ninth track from The 1975's fourth studio album, Notes On A Conditional Form. What are your thoughts regarding this song? How do you think it compares to the rest of their discography? How would you rate it out of 10 (decimals allowed)?
SUGGESTED SCALE: 1-4: Not good, regularly skip. 5: Okay, but maybe a certain mood. 6: Above average, wouldn't skip but also wouldn't choose. 7: Good, I enjoy it. 8-9: Really enjoyable, I rank it pretty highly overall. 10: Masterpiece, magnum opus, etc.
Google Sheet with all the results so far: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D36HK4W9VSlQmhXVo7v2fIgbC0ZsB466sFqiBGn5tw4/edit?usp=drivesdk
NOTES ON A CONDITIONAL FORM: 1. The 1975 (2020): 1.89 2. People: 9.12 3. The End (Music For Cars): 7.33 4. Frail State Of Mind: 9.31 5. Streaming: 5.85 6. The Birthday Party: 9.17 7. Yeah I Know: 8. Then Because She Goes: 9. Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America:
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SUGGESTED SCALE: 1-4: Not good, regularly skip. 5: Okay, but maybe a certain mood. 6: Above average, wouldn't skip but also wouldn't choose. 7: Good, I enjoy it. 8-9: Really enjoyable, I rank it pretty highly overall. 10: Masterpiece, magnum opus, etc.
Google Sheet with all the results so far: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D36HK4W9VSlQmhXVo7v2fIgbC0ZsB466sFqiBGn5tw4/edit?usp=drivesdk
NOTES ON A CONDITIONAL FORM: 1. The 1975 (2020): 1.89 2. People: 9.12 3. The End (Music For Cars): 7.33 4. Frail State Of Mind: 9.31 5. Streaming: 5.85 6. The Birthday Party: 9.17 7. Yeah I Know: 8. Then Because She Goes: 9. Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America:
2024.05.14 07:38 Playmaker-20 Discussion Time
What would you guys classify Persona 1 & 2 music as? They're very diverse so there's no one size fits all. For me, I'd have to say
Persona 1(PS1): Orchestral, Rock, Electronic, Funk, and Industrial with some Jazz influences. Also very atmospheric and synth-heavy
Persona 1(PSP): J-pop and rock
Persona 2: Innocent Sin: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, and Funk
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, Funk, and DnB
I'm no music expert so if you guys would like to chime in, feel free to do so
Comparing this to Persona 3,4, and 5, Persona music feels a lot more samey now, doing the same pop-ish style. Really hope Persona 6 manages to be diverse
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Persona 1(PS1): Orchestral, Rock, Electronic, Funk, and Industrial with some Jazz influences. Also very atmospheric and synth-heavy
Persona 1(PSP): J-pop and rock
Persona 2: Innocent Sin: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, and Funk
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, Funk, and DnB
I'm no music expert so if you guys would like to chime in, feel free to do so
Comparing this to Persona 3,4, and 5, Persona music feels a lot more samey now, doing the same pop-ish style. Really hope Persona 6 manages to be diverse
2024.05.14 07:32 UstroyDestroy AI Innovations: OpenAIs GPT-4o, NVIDIAs Regional LLMs, and Aprioras AI Interviewer
startups #tool #api #vc #leaders #event #opinions #release #opensource #update #hardware #major_players #feature #science #paper #scheduled
OpenAI has introduced GPT-4o, a new model capable of reasoning across text, audio, and video in real time. The model is described as versatile, enjoyable to interact with, and a significant advancement towards more natural human-computer interactions [51]. The model can generate various combinations of audio, text, and image outputs, opening up new possibilities that are still being explored [53]. OpenAI has announced that they are making their new flagship model, GPT-4o, available to everyone for free with certain limitations [16]. OpenAI Plus users will receive up to 5 times higher limits and will have early access to features such as a new macOS desktop app and next-generation voice and video capabilities [17].AssemblyAI showcases how to utilize Postman to interact with APIs, including their advanced LeMUR functionality. They have released a video demonstrating how to use LLMs on spoken data without the need for coding [2]. Ben, a staff engineer at AssemblyAI, created a video for the AWS This is My Architecture series explaining the architecture behind their AI platform for voice data transcription and analysis [1].
NVIDIA has introduced two regional large language models (LLMs) optimized for Southeast Asian countries: SeaLLM and SEA-LION. These models are optimized for performance and available through the NVIDIA API catalog [12]. NVIDIA AI Developer will showcase how AI on RTX on Windows PCs simplifies development and supports a wide range of fast AI applications at the May 22 demo during #MSBuild [11].
The new short course "Building Multimodal Search and RAG" by Sebastian Witalec focuses on using contrastive learning to train multimodal embedding models for building multimodal search and RAG systems [5]. The message provides insights on building a RAG pipeline using NVIDIA AI LangChain Endpoints. It explains the importance of RAG in enhancing generative AI systems by combining information retrieval with system prompts [10].
Satya Nadella announced expanded investments in France to drive AI innovation and create new economic opportunities across the country [4]. The author from a16z highlights the excitement around fast-growing AI tools in categories like music and web creation. They also mention the potential for non-AI companies to emerge due to the productivity gains enabled by AI [3].
Apriora, a startup from Y Combinator, has raised $2.8M in seed funding for its AI technology that conducts live job interviews with candidates. The AI interviewer, named Alex, aims to streamline the hiring process, widen the talent pool, and provide immediate feedback to employers [13].
Groq Inc will be at the Enterprise Generative AI Summit in San Francisco where Santosh Raghavan will speak on a panel about GenAI infrastructure for cost and energy reduction. They will showcase the world's fastest AI inference technology at their booth [46]. Groq Inc is excited to see developers building projects powered by their technology. Omid Aziz recently added voice capabilities to a mobile app, enabling users to utilize Groq's AI Inference infrastructure at high speed [47].
Cohere now officially supports Java. A short video is available to help users get started with Java on Cohere [36]. Cohere is collaborating with buildwithfern to create an up-to-date and well-documented Java SDK. More language support is expected to be added in the upcoming weeks [38].
Yann LeCun has noted that his proposal for AI safety in his 2022 paper "A Path Towards Autonomous Machine Intelligence" overlaps with the "Objective-Driven AI Architecture" proposal [41]. He has expressed a negative view on contrastive methods, despite proposing them in a NIPS 1993 paper on Siamese nets [42].
Google researchers are actively participating in the Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2024) as Champion Sponsors. They are presenting over 30 papers and organizing various events, workshops, and courses [45].
1. AssemblyAI @AssemblyAI https://twitter.com/AssemblyAI/status/1789954139419553995
2. AssemblyAI @AssemblyAI https://twitter.com/AssemblyAI/status/1790004073640444026
3. a16z @a16z https://twitter.com/a16z/status/1790039402065940518
4. Satya Nadella @satyanadella https://twitter.com/satyanadella/status/1790063618916000046
5. Andrew Ng @AndrewYNg https://twitter.com/AndrewYNg/status/1790050852776112439
6. Andrew Ng @AndrewYNg https://twitter.com/AndrewYNg/status/1790088683259048120
7. Sam Altman @sama https://twitter.com/sama/status/1790066685698789837
8. Sam Altman @sama https://twitter.com/sama/status/1790074770324639933
9. Andrej Karpathy @karpathy https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1790076925508977096
10. NVIDIA AI Developer @NVIDIAAIDev https://twitter.com/NVIDIAAIDev/status/1790038663243468892
11. NVIDIA AI Developer @NVIDIAAIDev https://twitter.com/NVIDIAAIDev/status/1790080827654619216
12. NVIDIA AI Developer @NVIDIAAIDev https://twitter.com/NVIDIAAIDev/status/1790097179542995296
13. Y Combinator @ycombinator https://twitter.com/ycombinatostatus/1790083099088527837
14. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790052092909941214
15. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790065075224555806
16. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790072068446265675
17. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790072070128177303
18. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790072174117613963
19. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089507859017954
20. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089509746376893
21. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089511608725740
22. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089513387143469
23. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089515375214798
24. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089518210580721
25. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089520139931860
26. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089521985466587
27. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089523969356223
28. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790089525642899678
29. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790130694359806122
30. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790130696838619602
31. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790130699166421457
32. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790130701339160887
33. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790130703721521305
34. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790130706376540464
35. OpenAI @openai https://twitter.com/openai/status/1790130708612088054
36. cohere @cohere https://twitter.com/cohere/status/1790107150062067998
37. cohere @cohere https://twitter.com/cohere/status/1790107197625479321
38. cohere @cohere https://twitter.com/cohere/status/1790108185765851378
39. Yann LeCun @ylecun https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1789998373166096887
40. Yann LeCun @ylecun https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1790004261629170155
41. Yann LeCun @ylecun https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1790108163582115862
42. Yann LeCun @ylecun https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1790112908937981961
43. Yann LeCun @ylecun https://twitter.com/ylecun/status/1790117512794780068
44. NVIDIA AI @NVIDIAAI https://twitter.com/NVIDIAAI/status/1790109764719886523
45. Google AI @googleai https://twitter.com/googleai/status/1790112897873686928
46. Groq Inc @GroqInc https://twitter.com/GroqInc/status/1790008346705068286
47. Groq Inc @GroqInc https://twitter.com/GroqInc/status/1790033127999525345
48. Groq Inc @GroqInc https://twitter.com/GroqInc/status/1790125363978178951
49. Groq Inc @GroqInc https://twitter.com/GroqInc/status/1790167658400210957
50. Groq Inc @GroqInc https://twitter.com/GroqInc/status/1790204981557231995
51. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790071008499544518
52. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790074041614717210
53. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790077263708340386
54. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790079398625808837
55. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790164028003918138
56. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790164084425646481
57. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790177196075864100
58. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790183962553532798
59. Greg Brockman @gdb https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1790195202214572399
2024.05.14 07:28 AdSolid8334 [s]Hit Song - Piano Sheet Music - Free PDF - Catherine Rollin - French Movie Waltz - PiaNoProblem
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2024.05.14 07:22 DinnerSolid6462 Rating each song from You Had Me At Hello
So with the new album being out I tought it would be fun to rate each song. I haven’t really done this since YITS was released. Also this are my personal opinions, its ok if you don’t agree with mine. Also feel free to leave your own rating from each sing and what you thought if all of them in the comments!
Solar Power:6.6/10
Yall can come from me idc but I didn’t really like with the song. I admit it sounded way better than I initially thought it would but I honestly don’t vibe with it as much as the other songs from the album, but Solar Power isn’t a bad song don’t get me wrong! Honestly happy that Gunwook was finally able to rap since he expressed interest on rapping for a while now.
Feel The Pop:9.2/10
I honest really liked Feel The Pop a lot, I thoughts it was pretty cute and fun! Each member stood out to me in a good way which I absolutely loved and the line distribution was a bit more fair the Sweat’s line distribution. I am a sucker for bright and cute concepts and for me I personally think zb1 as a group fit brighter concept(I am not saying they don’t fit a mature concept, because they do but I would say a brighter concepts fit them more). They are some questionable lines like the zippy zippy line in Gunwook’s rap but overall its an amazing song. I really want to see an encore for this song on music shows!
Dear Eclipse:8.7/10
Ricky wasn’t lying when he said this song is good, this song literally makes me want to go downtown and drive through Chicago city while I listen to this song. I really like each of the members vocals in it and I can’t wait to see them perform this song live on their tour.
Sweat:9.7/10
Sweat is an amazing song. Literally everything about sweat is amazing, the intro, the chorus, the bridge, literally everything about the song is amazing. I also really liked how each member had their own shining part in the song and plus the dance is amazing. Honestly I also ratee it this high because really want to release this song for us to enjoy. I love sweat and I know this song will be on repeat this summer for me.
Sunday Ride:8.2/10
When I listened to the album sampler I was most excited for this song. While its my second to last favorite song from the album I really enjoyed it.
Hello:10/10
Were do I start with hello…. This song is just wonderful. The vocals and emotions on this song from the members is amazing. While I listened to this song it made me remember their journey from boys planet and zb1 and how much they been through and seeing them get closer and closer as not only members, but family in a way. I know I am saying this a lot but the vocals?! AMAZING! Seeing the members perform this song live and the emotion put into this was honestly emotional, im happy I was able to join their journey since literally the signal song was released and I can’t wait with whats yet to come. I am ready to support all 9 of them, even after they go their own paths. Sorry kinda went off topic but this is how emotional the song got me😭. This song literally makes me want to go to each if the members individual company and beg them to extent their contracts and if they decline then burn them all to the ground which I know I will get arrested and put in life sentence but atleast the members will be able to stay as a group(IM JOKING BY THE WAY DON‘T TAKE THIS SERIOUSL! ARSON IS A HORRIBLE CRIME).
Overall:8.7/10
You Had Me At Hello is truly an amazing album, everything about the album is perfect. I liked how the raps segments weren’t that heavy and were pretty fun. The vocals in this album were amazing like O can’t even explain how much I loved them. This album was really good and if you haven’t listened to it as a full than do it!
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Solar Power:6.6/10
Yall can come from me idc but I didn’t really like with the song. I admit it sounded way better than I initially thought it would but I honestly don’t vibe with it as much as the other songs from the album, but Solar Power isn’t a bad song don’t get me wrong! Honestly happy that Gunwook was finally able to rap since he expressed interest on rapping for a while now.
Feel The Pop:9.2/10
I honest really liked Feel The Pop a lot, I thoughts it was pretty cute and fun! Each member stood out to me in a good way which I absolutely loved and the line distribution was a bit more fair the Sweat’s line distribution. I am a sucker for bright and cute concepts and for me I personally think zb1 as a group fit brighter concept(I am not saying they don’t fit a mature concept, because they do but I would say a brighter concepts fit them more). They are some questionable lines like the zippy zippy line in Gunwook’s rap but overall its an amazing song. I really want to see an encore for this song on music shows!
Dear Eclipse:8.7/10
Ricky wasn’t lying when he said this song is good, this song literally makes me want to go downtown and drive through Chicago city while I listen to this song. I really like each of the members vocals in it and I can’t wait to see them perform this song live on their tour.
Sweat:9.7/10
Sweat is an amazing song. Literally everything about sweat is amazing, the intro, the chorus, the bridge, literally everything about the song is amazing. I also really liked how each member had their own shining part in the song and plus the dance is amazing. Honestly I also ratee it this high because really want to release this song for us to enjoy. I love sweat and I know this song will be on repeat this summer for me.
Sunday Ride:8.2/10
When I listened to the album sampler I was most excited for this song. While its my second to last favorite song from the album I really enjoyed it.
Hello:10/10
Were do I start with hello…. This song is just wonderful. The vocals and emotions on this song from the members is amazing. While I listened to this song it made me remember their journey from boys planet and zb1 and how much they been through and seeing them get closer and closer as not only members, but family in a way. I know I am saying this a lot but the vocals?! AMAZING! Seeing the members perform this song live and the emotion put into this was honestly emotional, im happy I was able to join their journey since literally the signal song was released and I can’t wait with whats yet to come. I am ready to support all 9 of them, even after they go their own paths. Sorry kinda went off topic but this is how emotional the song got me😭. This song literally makes me want to go to each if the members individual company and beg them to extent their contracts and if they decline then burn them all to the ground which I know I will get arrested and put in life sentence but atleast the members will be able to stay as a group(IM JOKING BY THE WAY DON‘T TAKE THIS SERIOUSL! ARSON IS A HORRIBLE CRIME).
Overall:8.7/10
You Had Me At Hello is truly an amazing album, everything about the album is perfect. I liked how the raps segments weren’t that heavy and were pretty fun. The vocals in this album were amazing like O can’t even explain how much I loved them. This album was really good and if you haven’t listened to it as a full than do it!
2024.05.14 07:22 Beckinreallyfe 35 [F4M] #California - Wanting to find a cute alt/goth guy also living in California (or willing to relocate to California for the right person)
I’m a little weirdo and a sweet girl who’s into music festivals and love almost all music but especially love emo and EDM. I can nerd-out about aliens, true crime (deep interest in serial killers), the paranormal, film, fashion, music, Disney, space and animals (especially cats 😽). I’m a night owl and I love going to film festivals, music festivals/raves, concerts, traveling, fine dining and the beach. I am an extroverted introvert and have a little bit of social anxiety 🥺. But if I seem to vibe with someone and they feel trustworthy I warm up quickly. I’m currently employed as a phlebotomist. I have a car as well. I guess I’m decent looking? (pretty hard on myself about my looks 🥺)
I want to get to know someone that lives in California (or seriously willing to relocate to California), in their late 20s/30s/early 40s and have a genuine wholesome connection, no nsa, no couples, no poly- a monogamous relationship only, BE SINGLE, no cheaters, don’t have a wife/gf/partner and/or children, Someone kind, attractive, giving , intelligent (intellectual-types a big plus), makes me laugh/similar humor (Superbad, Pineapple Express, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Borat, Bruno-that kind of humor) has a job and a car, stable job/career, has their own place or is living with roommates, likes animals especially cats, a night owl, someone who wants to get married in the near future and have a family, similar interests/tastes especially in the arts, decent sense of fashion/style and taste, talkative but also has good back and forth banter and can have long deep convos, expressive emotionally, similar values and societal/political views (towards the liberal side), not afraid to be vulnerable/open with their feelings, cultured/worldly, honest from the start, humble, trustworthy, open to other povs and ideas, emotionally intelligent, understanding of mental health and can handle someone with mental health issues, has some mental health issues of their own so we can relate to each other, makes their partneSO/whoever they are dating their priority, knows what they want, mentally strong, likes taking care of others and compatible in intimacy. I am only interested in someone who wants to jump with both feet in. I want a risk taker and is ready to fall in love- not someone who is super cautious and calculated when looking for their potential partner in life. Life is short. I am looking for someone who longs for that passionate fiery love.
Would love someone that is into EDM, film/TV, the arts, a little bit of gaming, cats or animals in general, film festivals, a reader, loves traveling or wants to travel, enjoys fine dining or just good food and the loves the beach. Emo, goths, ravers, tats/piercings or just has a cool/edgy aesthetic is a huge plus! Feel free to hit me up on chat (not DM) and send a pic (I’ll send one back if I’m interested) so I can put a face to who I am talking to :) (Physical attraction is important in building a connection so If you can’t send a photo showing your face in the beginning please don’t respond to this post)
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I want to get to know someone that lives in California (or seriously willing to relocate to California), in their late 20s/30s/early 40s and have a genuine wholesome connection, no nsa, no couples, no poly- a monogamous relationship only, BE SINGLE, no cheaters, don’t have a wife/gf/partner and/or children, Someone kind, attractive, giving , intelligent (intellectual-types a big plus), makes me laugh/similar humor (Superbad, Pineapple Express, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Borat, Bruno-that kind of humor) has a job and a car, stable job/career, has their own place or is living with roommates, likes animals especially cats, a night owl, someone who wants to get married in the near future and have a family, similar interests/tastes especially in the arts, decent sense of fashion/style and taste, talkative but also has good back and forth banter and can have long deep convos, expressive emotionally, similar values and societal/political views (towards the liberal side), not afraid to be vulnerable/open with their feelings, cultured/worldly, honest from the start, humble, trustworthy, open to other povs and ideas, emotionally intelligent, understanding of mental health and can handle someone with mental health issues, has some mental health issues of their own so we can relate to each other, makes their partneSO/whoever they are dating their priority, knows what they want, mentally strong, likes taking care of others and compatible in intimacy. I am only interested in someone who wants to jump with both feet in. I want a risk taker and is ready to fall in love- not someone who is super cautious and calculated when looking for their potential partner in life. Life is short. I am looking for someone who longs for that passionate fiery love.
Would love someone that is into EDM, film/TV, the arts, a little bit of gaming, cats or animals in general, film festivals, a reader, loves traveling or wants to travel, enjoys fine dining or just good food and the loves the beach. Emo, goths, ravers, tats/piercings or just has a cool/edgy aesthetic is a huge plus! Feel free to hit me up on chat (not DM) and send a pic (I’ll send one back if I’m interested) so I can put a face to who I am talking to :) (Physical attraction is important in building a connection so If you can’t send a photo showing your face in the beginning please don’t respond to this post)
2024.05.14 07:20 Antirandomguy [WTS][California][USA] RPK16, Masada, Pouches, Franken-Guns
LCT RPK16
ZCI Quick Change gearbox shell
Basic mosfet, water resistant
SHS Piston
Stainless Steel CylindeCylinder Head Set
Steel bushings
Torque Motor
LCT Nozzle/Tappet
Lonex Hopup
RHop’d Lambda Barrel
Couple of small mods: two set screws hold the outer barrel rigidly in place, and a larger screw for the motor cage and grip.
Currently wired to deans under the dust cover, but included is a wire extension to allow you to run a brick in the included stock battery bag.
The LCT drum mags for this guns are functional but damaged. Both have repaired cracks at the locking block.
$300 shipped domestic.
Pouches
Eagle SFLCS SR25 Pouches - $8ea + ship
Paraclete Triple Rifle/Pistol Pouch- $30 + ship
assorted Eagle RLCS Pouches - $80ea + ship
SORD Rangefinder Pouch - $20 + ship
Eagle SOFLCS Admin Pouch - $15 + ship
Crye Airlite Flap - $15 + ship
OG Magpul PTS Masada
None of that A&K or G&P crap. 1:1 scale.
Fully functional, and aside from minor surface wear from use, it’s been in storage for years so it’s in pretty good shape. Shooting video on request.
I can include a on OG PMag as well for an extra $25.
$275 shipped.
Weird Guns My Dad Made
A brief introduction so this makes sense: my dad is an old model builder that got into airsoft about a decade ago and took his modeling skills and imagination with him. So naturally, he has made some rather weird creations. All of these guns were hand modified by him with no special tools other than what we had in the garage, but were also assembled with very careful precision, so despite not being factory built, they fit together quite well and are more rugged than one might expect from plastic and sheet metal. And now that he’s retiring, he’s asked that I get rid of them.
Every gun sold will be test fired and chronographed before sale so you’ll know what you’re getting, video as well on request. That being said, other than a brief test fire I can make no guarantees on range, accuracy, or other performance. I simply do not have the time to take everything out to a range and test them in depth.
Every gun has been upgraded internally to some degree, I cannot verify what is in them, but none are stock, and all work unless specified. Everything in each respective picture is included.
G&P AK. This one is mostly as it came minus the top rail, stock, and shortened outer barrel. $120
JG G36. The cheek rest and carry handle are custom; he replaced the old scope with a magnifier, he couldn’t see too well through a mask lens. $120
Modernized Thompson. This one actually hurts to let go of, it’s my favorite of his odd concoctions and I remember it shooting very well. The grip, stock, and part of the handguard are custom fabricated parts. Comes with a drum mag. $120
Cyma M14. Shortened front end, and steeper grip angle. Still disassembles like normal. x3 mags. $120
ICS L85. Replaced the dovetail with a weaver rail, and replaced the middle body pin with a nut/bolt to eliminate wobble. $220
Franken-M4. Built from several different manufacturers, this one has a Gate Titan in it. $220
Cyma MP5 Mags $15
Reflex Sights, one left $15
All prices do not include shipping, US only, I do not export replicas.
If you don’t like the price, feel free to offer.
Pictures
submitted by Antirandomguy to airsoftmarket [link] [comments]
ZCI Quick Change gearbox shell
Basic mosfet, water resistant
SHS Piston
Stainless Steel CylindeCylinder Head Set
Steel bushings
Torque Motor
LCT Nozzle/Tappet
Lonex Hopup
RHop’d Lambda Barrel
Couple of small mods: two set screws hold the outer barrel rigidly in place, and a larger screw for the motor cage and grip.
Currently wired to deans under the dust cover, but included is a wire extension to allow you to run a brick in the included stock battery bag.
The LCT drum mags for this guns are functional but damaged. Both have repaired cracks at the locking block.
$300 shipped domestic.
Pouches
Eagle SFLCS SR25 Pouches - $8ea + ship
Paraclete Triple Rifle/Pistol Pouch- $30 + ship
assorted Eagle RLCS Pouches - $80ea + ship
SORD Rangefinder Pouch - $20 + ship
Eagle SOFLCS Admin Pouch - $15 + ship
Crye Airlite Flap - $15 + ship
OG Magpul PTS Masada
None of that A&K or G&P crap. 1:1 scale.
Fully functional, and aside from minor surface wear from use, it’s been in storage for years so it’s in pretty good shape. Shooting video on request.
I can include a on OG PMag as well for an extra $25.
$275 shipped.
Weird Guns My Dad Made
A brief introduction so this makes sense: my dad is an old model builder that got into airsoft about a decade ago and took his modeling skills and imagination with him. So naturally, he has made some rather weird creations. All of these guns were hand modified by him with no special tools other than what we had in the garage, but were also assembled with very careful precision, so despite not being factory built, they fit together quite well and are more rugged than one might expect from plastic and sheet metal. And now that he’s retiring, he’s asked that I get rid of them.
Every gun sold will be test fired and chronographed before sale so you’ll know what you’re getting, video as well on request. That being said, other than a brief test fire I can make no guarantees on range, accuracy, or other performance. I simply do not have the time to take everything out to a range and test them in depth.
Every gun has been upgraded internally to some degree, I cannot verify what is in them, but none are stock, and all work unless specified. Everything in each respective picture is included.
G&P AK. This one is mostly as it came minus the top rail, stock, and shortened outer barrel. $120
JG G36. The cheek rest and carry handle are custom; he replaced the old scope with a magnifier, he couldn’t see too well through a mask lens. $120
Modernized Thompson. This one actually hurts to let go of, it’s my favorite of his odd concoctions and I remember it shooting very well. The grip, stock, and part of the handguard are custom fabricated parts. Comes with a drum mag. $120
Cyma M14. Shortened front end, and steeper grip angle. Still disassembles like normal. x3 mags. $120
ICS L85. Replaced the dovetail with a weaver rail, and replaced the middle body pin with a nut/bolt to eliminate wobble. $220
Franken-M4. Built from several different manufacturers, this one has a Gate Titan in it. $220
Cyma MP5 Mags $15
Reflex Sights, one left $15
All prices do not include shipping, US only, I do not export replicas.
If you don’t like the price, feel free to offer.
Pictures
2024.05.14 07:20 Complex_Example_9683 looking for ppl to play guitar with and hang!
hi! (19 nb) i realize i don’t really have any friends that play guitar or really any friends from here lol but it would be really cool to meet people around my age who share a similar taste in music and hopefully jam with! :)
i’m into surf, garage, post punk, gothic rock so think bands like: jurassic shark, the buttertones, new order, surf curse, mexican slum rats, bauhaus, 60 juno. I consider myself an amateur-intermediate player who’s self taught, i’ve been playing for about 2 years so if you’re also of a similar skill level there won’t be any judgement or pressure. i have a love for old quirky japanese guitars so if you’re also into that, that would be a plus!
i’d have to plan stuff out but ig this is more of a post to gauge if anyone is interested, i’m free like all the time so dm if you’re interested!!
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i’m into surf, garage, post punk, gothic rock so think bands like: jurassic shark, the buttertones, new order, surf curse, mexican slum rats, bauhaus, 60 juno. I consider myself an amateur-intermediate player who’s self taught, i’ve been playing for about 2 years so if you’re also of a similar skill level there won’t be any judgement or pressure. i have a love for old quirky japanese guitars so if you’re also into that, that would be a plus!
i’d have to plan stuff out but ig this is more of a post to gauge if anyone is interested, i’m free like all the time so dm if you’re interested!!
2024.05.14 07:13 TheCoolestHexagon 21M - let's be friends who talk and laugh about everything and do cool shit together!
Hey everyone! I'm new here on Reddit, a 21 y/o male from the Philippines looking for also male friends! Ever need a dependable friend who can make you laugh yet can also be there for you during the tough shit? Me too! Let's be that for each other then!
Some things about me, I love PC gaming (so if u wanna play some time lmk!), a casual fan of F1, and starting to learn how to play tennis! Favorite music genre tends to be rock (especially punk rock, pop rock, pop punk) but I listen to anything! I also absolutely love bad jokes its unreal. Now I realize I'm not rly that interesting after all haha.
Feel free to send me a chat if you think we'll get along. I don't mind which timezone or country you're from! Just tell me your ASL because I wanna know who I am talking to. Would also be willing to voice chat down the line if we get along! See ya soon, friend!
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Some things about me, I love PC gaming (so if u wanna play some time lmk!), a casual fan of F1, and starting to learn how to play tennis! Favorite music genre tends to be rock (especially punk rock, pop rock, pop punk) but I listen to anything! I also absolutely love bad jokes its unreal. Now I realize I'm not rly that interesting after all haha.
Feel free to send me a chat if you think we'll get along. I don't mind which timezone or country you're from! Just tell me your ASL because I wanna know who I am talking to. Would also be willing to voice chat down the line if we get along! See ya soon, friend!
2024.05.14 07:13 Organic-Plankton9054 I've gotten more addicted to daydreaming since going sober + off my meds and I hate my life
I literally can't help myself sometimes. I'll uninstall and reinstall my music apps like 10 times a day because of this shit. Music triggers MDs for me and I can't stop. It's literally a button away from free dopamine.
It's so silly saying it out loud. I'm addicted to imagining myself as different people. But it's true. And I don't have the discipline to stop myself. Or any serious reason to besides being depressed as fuck. God I hope this gets better soon. If it doesn't I'm definitely going back to drugs.
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It's so silly saying it out loud. I'm addicted to imagining myself as different people. But it's true. And I don't have the discipline to stop myself. Or any serious reason to besides being depressed as fuck. God I hope this gets better soon. If it doesn't I'm definitely going back to drugs.
2024.05.14 07:12 rdk67 Spring Day 55: Recording the Concrete
I am sitting in one of the disused but quite beautiful parts of the neighborhood, waiting for it to rain.
The rain has already come and gone, a light rain that left traces of dampness on the pavement – the shade of the spring day darkens, becomes real, which is a comfort because that realness, that feeling of extra substance, comes from the water cycle working the way it's supposed to.
I feel it around my nostrils, on the cheeks of my face near the eyes, like I'm a frog looking up from its pond water, which is a pleasant feeling to sashay around town with. This is the spring we all know, the moisture appearing on my skin after driving miles above the earth ten minutes earlier –
an epic plunge is what we are walking through, but it's already rising again, and let's face it – we live in a cook pot set on media, I mean medium – medium is the setting on the cook pot, which notice is more than a crock. From the frog’s point of view, it is ideal.
From our point of view, standing in the chop of the water cycle, we are soaring in the air – then minutes from now, we might be walking in the clouds, and who knows after that, but this is the context for comings and goings this mid-afternoon – this potential for levitation.
I find a broad and elegant tree stump to sit on and record the concrete. Someday we'll all have concrete recorders but today, we just have me.
The stumps are not indigenous to the property, at least I don't think so, but I'm not exactly sure why I don't think that, given that the facility that occupies the block was once probably a forest with abundant marshy places. The forest went, then some infrastructural evolution played out that upcycled into a world-class performing arts center.
Given that my art, before it is anything, is performative – watch the monkey paint words with a stick – I'm hand-in-glove with the performance of the plaza.
I am sitting in a grove of tree stumps, which automatically brings to mind entropy – we all will die someday, become handsome all-weather furniture that slowly disintegrates – but then the overwhelming pleasantness of the day causes the thought to move on, and the stumps become a moment in time that is also a cross-section of full biography, which is quite a thing to be sitting on, waiting for the rain.
The forecast, which I predict would be one of the more impressive modern achievements to the humans who lived through the ice age – just an opinion. The forecast –
I picture their faces in stunned wonder as weather prediction after weather prediction comes true. The forecast
says there is a one-hundred percent chance of rain later this afternoon, time precise to the quarter hour, but with Doppler weather radar, one can make one's own data-driven prediction about when the rain will start to the nearest few minutes.
Someday we'll wear watches that are nothing but countdown clocks ’til the next time the forecast calls for rain – when the clock reaches the nearest minute, it switches to seconds.
This broad, elegant stump I'm sitting on sets on a bed of gravel which, when it rains, can convince me it is river gravel – pick up a few of the rounded stones, give them a close look for evidence of the past. I briefly imagine
finding the remains of a sauropod, each piece of gravel containing a tiny piece of a single sauropod, which together add up to the most complete sauropod skeleton yet discovered.
The stump is all take and no give, and yet I think I prefer it to popping open a lawn chair – the imperviousness of the stump being conducive to recording the concrete.
My backside is about eighty-years wide, which is older than my age, which inspires thoughts about backing into predestination, at least where just sitting around on a fine spring day is concerned. Like a bump on a log in a way, and let's face it – the concrete doesn't get much more concrete than that. A splashing sound
comes from the page. I scan the paper like it’s the sky, and I'm waiting for an aerial firework to open, then I find the spot of rain splashed across the phrase think so – think so, is the phrase – which is followed by a second raindrop, this one hitting the word water, causing the ink to run a little.
A one-hundred percent chance – does that even make sense? I picture a barrel of rain, rolling across the plains. Perhaps we should feel lucky for being visited by such a probability – possibly years before it rolls around again.
Rain will undoubtedly fall at this time, we say to our ice-age guests, and they will hold up the one hand like it's rain, hold up the other like it's time, weigh the two sides side-by-side maybe, maybe invent that gesture where the dancer holds both palms above their heads, lifts them up and down like they're raising the roof.
Still, I'm not sure they'll really understand all those computer models, wrapping themselves around big-data projects involving sensors and rain gauges deployed across the land, starting centuries ago. Science raised the roof, we might say, at least as far as weather prediction is concerned.
I sense the rain not exactly letting up, retreat to the interior of the performing arts center after taking a few notes.
Along part of the gravel is a long puddle of water from the overnight rain, and I would need but a few fish bones or raccoon tracks to believe the whole thing was situated beside a river, the sort of gravel bed surging with snow melt earlier in the season.
This being the Midwest, higher elevations are usually metaphorical, metaphorical before they are anything else, and I think about the campus surging with graduates this past weekend, the landscape of human potential, in all directions, inundated by them.
Inside now, I see a balloon bouquet along one wall of the concourse, with gold Mylar affirmation – The Best Is Yet to Come! – floating on the end of a ribbon.
A one-hundred percent chance of rain – imagine telling all those graduates, you have a one-hundred percent chance of finding love within a fortnight. Call it a graduation gift, then imagine all those rain gauges quivering in their brackets at the thought of measurements certain to be made, collated, used to improve the algorithms that animate the global gods of rain.
At the far end of the concourse, a lady is teaching a gentleman how to dance – they aren’t touching, aren’t even facing each other – side-by-side – and I hear her call out the moves, move-by-move.
Maybe he’s an actor and she’s going over a certain bit of choreography for an upcoming production. Maybe he’s a restless spirit, and she’s teaching him the art of haunting.
That ghost forest in the gravel outside is adjacent to one of the busiest intersections on campus, and yet, turn your back to it, and it becomes just another element in the stopping and starting of the cosmos.
I could see to either end of the block from that broad, elegant tree stump I was sitting on without really being seen from the street which, along with a lush stand of grass in a nearby raised garden bed, brings to mind the wide-open prairie from centuries past.
I picture deer bounding over golden rod. I picture foxes negotiating cone flowers.
The interior of the performing arts center is designed around the premise of potential – four theaters in league with the cardinal directions, plus a blindingly white amphitheater and a low stage in the concourse itself, where they hand out complimentary spliffs and pass around community bongs during free upbeat life-affirming musical programs, attended by folks after the workday is over, plus a helping of retirees.
Okay, not grass but alcohol, but you get the point – people enjoy shindigs now and then. The lady and gentleman are out of sight, but she’s still giving direction – I can hear their back and forth somewhere around the curve in the wall,
which might stand for the passing of time. I imagine myself performing the pasodoble – no, I take it back. I imagine myself performing the pasodoble – no, I take it back! For real this time! I imagine myself destroying the pasodoble – no, god, my boot heels! The planks on the floor! I take it back!
The sun returns, so I pick up my things, head back out to that secluded space, spend a few minutes admiring the resoundingly designed program of the building.
Preformed white concrete panels are suspended twelve feet off the ground to establish the roof of the entrance. Ninety-degree angles abundantly in evidence. Brick pixelates the angled outer walls with the stuff of the earth. Ultra-high resolution, they call it around the masonic lodge.
Someone in the amphitheater is having their photo taken by a professional – everyone loves to do photo shoots there. She is wearing dark knee socks, a navy jumper and a blue bowl haircut, or maybe it’s a wig – I can’t tell from here. I picture anime or promotional material for this fine spring day.
A squirrel bounds through the grass – then poses in front of me, paws together, as though summoning oration.
A robin alights on the stone cladding of the raised beds, begins to stand exclusively on its left leg. The leg is angled under the center of mass – it’s a practiced move.
No one knows why the American robin does this – maybe it’s like bird meditation, though the memory of the American robin is so specifically extraordinary when it comes to navigation and geospecific locations that effectively, at the sensual level on up, it is living in a reality separate from our own, so who knows what meditation might mean.
They can see the magnetic fields of the earth in their eyes using a protein called cryptochrome, which reacts to magnetism. Cryptochrome – like something from the Marvel universe.
Maybe when the American robin stands on its left leg, it’s spacing out to the daytime reality of solar storms, the whole environment all aflutter with a phenomenology of waves passing around the material world.
The robin and the squirrel go their separate ways, and I feel the temperature drop – ah, me! the pasodoble! – as the next part of the front crosses campus.
A peel of thunder indicates the breaking of the sound barrier by means of electromagnetism and the displacement of gasses. Electromagnetic properties experience disequilibrium as a kind of earthquake in the sky that causes the air to vibrate in an awe-inspiring way – the sound magnetic fields make when they rearrange themselves in a gaseous atmosphere.
We are fluid dwellers, through and through, we humans and mammals and reptiles and amphibians and lichen gnawing on patches of the plaza’s concrete. Maybe from the standpoint of the atmosphere, land is just one big coral reef.
When that perfect destiny began to drop rain, the sound at first was curious, expectant – an all-squinty-eyed-and-kissy-faced sort of rain began to fall that grew into a snowy hum that seemed to have a simple song playing inside it, like someone playing a ukulele in the room next door, singing along.
The gig carries on for twenty minutes or so – an opening act – before the rain begins to march double time through the streets – barely soldiers even when they were soldiers.
Less tactic and more matador, this rain storm, and its boot heel crashes down on the planking of the still-lovely spring day. These magnetic storms are not
for war making, nor fighting bulls, nor even for entertaining that cosmic bird called the American robin. What are they for then?
American robins also configure their flight by the stars, by remembering features on the land, by creating mental maps of it all.
And they swim with both grace and endurance, as they navigate this liquid world, this concrete way of life.
In the moment, they are roosting in a tree, observing the silver magnetic waves marching through the streets. Made of what? The pasodoble! Concrete.
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The rain has already come and gone, a light rain that left traces of dampness on the pavement – the shade of the spring day darkens, becomes real, which is a comfort because that realness, that feeling of extra substance, comes from the water cycle working the way it's supposed to.
I feel it around my nostrils, on the cheeks of my face near the eyes, like I'm a frog looking up from its pond water, which is a pleasant feeling to sashay around town with. This is the spring we all know, the moisture appearing on my skin after driving miles above the earth ten minutes earlier –
an epic plunge is what we are walking through, but it's already rising again, and let's face it – we live in a cook pot set on media, I mean medium – medium is the setting on the cook pot, which notice is more than a crock. From the frog’s point of view, it is ideal.
From our point of view, standing in the chop of the water cycle, we are soaring in the air – then minutes from now, we might be walking in the clouds, and who knows after that, but this is the context for comings and goings this mid-afternoon – this potential for levitation.
I find a broad and elegant tree stump to sit on and record the concrete. Someday we'll all have concrete recorders but today, we just have me.
The stumps are not indigenous to the property, at least I don't think so, but I'm not exactly sure why I don't think that, given that the facility that occupies the block was once probably a forest with abundant marshy places. The forest went, then some infrastructural evolution played out that upcycled into a world-class performing arts center.
Given that my art, before it is anything, is performative – watch the monkey paint words with a stick – I'm hand-in-glove with the performance of the plaza.
I am sitting in a grove of tree stumps, which automatically brings to mind entropy – we all will die someday, become handsome all-weather furniture that slowly disintegrates – but then the overwhelming pleasantness of the day causes the thought to move on, and the stumps become a moment in time that is also a cross-section of full biography, which is quite a thing to be sitting on, waiting for the rain.
The forecast, which I predict would be one of the more impressive modern achievements to the humans who lived through the ice age – just an opinion. The forecast –
I picture their faces in stunned wonder as weather prediction after weather prediction comes true. The forecast
says there is a one-hundred percent chance of rain later this afternoon, time precise to the quarter hour, but with Doppler weather radar, one can make one's own data-driven prediction about when the rain will start to the nearest few minutes.
Someday we'll wear watches that are nothing but countdown clocks ’til the next time the forecast calls for rain – when the clock reaches the nearest minute, it switches to seconds.
This broad, elegant stump I'm sitting on sets on a bed of gravel which, when it rains, can convince me it is river gravel – pick up a few of the rounded stones, give them a close look for evidence of the past. I briefly imagine
finding the remains of a sauropod, each piece of gravel containing a tiny piece of a single sauropod, which together add up to the most complete sauropod skeleton yet discovered.
The stump is all take and no give, and yet I think I prefer it to popping open a lawn chair – the imperviousness of the stump being conducive to recording the concrete.
My backside is about eighty-years wide, which is older than my age, which inspires thoughts about backing into predestination, at least where just sitting around on a fine spring day is concerned. Like a bump on a log in a way, and let's face it – the concrete doesn't get much more concrete than that. A splashing sound
comes from the page. I scan the paper like it’s the sky, and I'm waiting for an aerial firework to open, then I find the spot of rain splashed across the phrase think so – think so, is the phrase – which is followed by a second raindrop, this one hitting the word water, causing the ink to run a little.
A one-hundred percent chance – does that even make sense? I picture a barrel of rain, rolling across the plains. Perhaps we should feel lucky for being visited by such a probability – possibly years before it rolls around again.
Rain will undoubtedly fall at this time, we say to our ice-age guests, and they will hold up the one hand like it's rain, hold up the other like it's time, weigh the two sides side-by-side maybe, maybe invent that gesture where the dancer holds both palms above their heads, lifts them up and down like they're raising the roof.
Still, I'm not sure they'll really understand all those computer models, wrapping themselves around big-data projects involving sensors and rain gauges deployed across the land, starting centuries ago. Science raised the roof, we might say, at least as far as weather prediction is concerned.
I sense the rain not exactly letting up, retreat to the interior of the performing arts center after taking a few notes.
Along part of the gravel is a long puddle of water from the overnight rain, and I would need but a few fish bones or raccoon tracks to believe the whole thing was situated beside a river, the sort of gravel bed surging with snow melt earlier in the season.
This being the Midwest, higher elevations are usually metaphorical, metaphorical before they are anything else, and I think about the campus surging with graduates this past weekend, the landscape of human potential, in all directions, inundated by them.
Inside now, I see a balloon bouquet along one wall of the concourse, with gold Mylar affirmation – The Best Is Yet to Come! – floating on the end of a ribbon.
A one-hundred percent chance of rain – imagine telling all those graduates, you have a one-hundred percent chance of finding love within a fortnight. Call it a graduation gift, then imagine all those rain gauges quivering in their brackets at the thought of measurements certain to be made, collated, used to improve the algorithms that animate the global gods of rain.
At the far end of the concourse, a lady is teaching a gentleman how to dance – they aren’t touching, aren’t even facing each other – side-by-side – and I hear her call out the moves, move-by-move.
Maybe he’s an actor and she’s going over a certain bit of choreography for an upcoming production. Maybe he’s a restless spirit, and she’s teaching him the art of haunting.
That ghost forest in the gravel outside is adjacent to one of the busiest intersections on campus, and yet, turn your back to it, and it becomes just another element in the stopping and starting of the cosmos.
I could see to either end of the block from that broad, elegant tree stump I was sitting on without really being seen from the street which, along with a lush stand of grass in a nearby raised garden bed, brings to mind the wide-open prairie from centuries past.
I picture deer bounding over golden rod. I picture foxes negotiating cone flowers.
The interior of the performing arts center is designed around the premise of potential – four theaters in league with the cardinal directions, plus a blindingly white amphitheater and a low stage in the concourse itself, where they hand out complimentary spliffs and pass around community bongs during free upbeat life-affirming musical programs, attended by folks after the workday is over, plus a helping of retirees.
Okay, not grass but alcohol, but you get the point – people enjoy shindigs now and then. The lady and gentleman are out of sight, but she’s still giving direction – I can hear their back and forth somewhere around the curve in the wall,
which might stand for the passing of time. I imagine myself performing the pasodoble – no, I take it back. I imagine myself performing the pasodoble – no, I take it back! For real this time! I imagine myself destroying the pasodoble – no, god, my boot heels! The planks on the floor! I take it back!
The sun returns, so I pick up my things, head back out to that secluded space, spend a few minutes admiring the resoundingly designed program of the building.
Preformed white concrete panels are suspended twelve feet off the ground to establish the roof of the entrance. Ninety-degree angles abundantly in evidence. Brick pixelates the angled outer walls with the stuff of the earth. Ultra-high resolution, they call it around the masonic lodge.
Someone in the amphitheater is having their photo taken by a professional – everyone loves to do photo shoots there. She is wearing dark knee socks, a navy jumper and a blue bowl haircut, or maybe it’s a wig – I can’t tell from here. I picture anime or promotional material for this fine spring day.
A squirrel bounds through the grass – then poses in front of me, paws together, as though summoning oration.
A robin alights on the stone cladding of the raised beds, begins to stand exclusively on its left leg. The leg is angled under the center of mass – it’s a practiced move.
No one knows why the American robin does this – maybe it’s like bird meditation, though the memory of the American robin is so specifically extraordinary when it comes to navigation and geospecific locations that effectively, at the sensual level on up, it is living in a reality separate from our own, so who knows what meditation might mean.
They can see the magnetic fields of the earth in their eyes using a protein called cryptochrome, which reacts to magnetism. Cryptochrome – like something from the Marvel universe.
Maybe when the American robin stands on its left leg, it’s spacing out to the daytime reality of solar storms, the whole environment all aflutter with a phenomenology of waves passing around the material world.
The robin and the squirrel go their separate ways, and I feel the temperature drop – ah, me! the pasodoble! – as the next part of the front crosses campus.
A peel of thunder indicates the breaking of the sound barrier by means of electromagnetism and the displacement of gasses. Electromagnetic properties experience disequilibrium as a kind of earthquake in the sky that causes the air to vibrate in an awe-inspiring way – the sound magnetic fields make when they rearrange themselves in a gaseous atmosphere.
We are fluid dwellers, through and through, we humans and mammals and reptiles and amphibians and lichen gnawing on patches of the plaza’s concrete. Maybe from the standpoint of the atmosphere, land is just one big coral reef.
When that perfect destiny began to drop rain, the sound at first was curious, expectant – an all-squinty-eyed-and-kissy-faced sort of rain began to fall that grew into a snowy hum that seemed to have a simple song playing inside it, like someone playing a ukulele in the room next door, singing along.
The gig carries on for twenty minutes or so – an opening act – before the rain begins to march double time through the streets – barely soldiers even when they were soldiers.
Less tactic and more matador, this rain storm, and its boot heel crashes down on the planking of the still-lovely spring day. These magnetic storms are not
for war making, nor fighting bulls, nor even for entertaining that cosmic bird called the American robin. What are they for then?
American robins also configure their flight by the stars, by remembering features on the land, by creating mental maps of it all.
And they swim with both grace and endurance, as they navigate this liquid world, this concrete way of life.
In the moment, they are roosting in a tree, observing the silver magnetic waves marching through the streets. Made of what? The pasodoble! Concrete.
2024.05.14 07:10 eurofederalistGR Hey, I'm looking for composer for a HUGE project!!
Hey everyone,
I'm on the lookout for a skilled composer to join me on an exciting musical adventure with Eurovision potential! 🎶🌟
About Me: I'm a songwriter from Germany (near Düsseldorf) and I'm thrilled to be embarking on this creative journey. Drawing inspiration from artists like Nessa Barrett, I've recently penned a heartfelt song titled "Who Believes in Love Anyway?" that delves into the complexities, pain and the haunting realities of toxic relationships.
About the Project: My aim is to submit "Who Believes in Love?" for consideration to the German Public Broadcaster (MDR) for Eurovision 2025.
What I'm Looking For: I'm in search of a composer who shares my passion for music and is interested in collaborating on this project. The song is in the alternative pop/ pop rock genre, and I'm seeking a composition in the style of "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" by Nessa Barrett, which served as inspiration for my songwriting journey.
While this is an UNPAID collaboration, I greatly value and respect the contributions of all collaborators and will ensure that everyone involved is credited appropriately.
If you're a composer with experience in alternative pop / pop rock music and you're intrigued by the idea of joining me on this musical adventure, I'd love to hear from you! Let's create something special together!
If you're non-European: Eurovision is the world's largest live music event, where countries from across Europe (and beyond) come together to showcase their musical talent on an international stage. With millions of viewers (over 160 million viewers in 2023) tuning in each year, Eurovision offers unparalleled exposure and recognition for composers and artists alike. Collaborating on a Eurovision entry presents a unique opportunity for composers to have their work heard by a global audience, potentially leading to new opportunities, connections, and acclaim in the music industry.
Feel free to reach out via DM or comment below if you're interested or have any questions.
Looking forward to connecting with you!!
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I'm on the lookout for a skilled composer to join me on an exciting musical adventure with Eurovision potential! 🎶🌟
About Me: I'm a songwriter from Germany (near Düsseldorf) and I'm thrilled to be embarking on this creative journey. Drawing inspiration from artists like Nessa Barrett, I've recently penned a heartfelt song titled "Who Believes in Love Anyway?" that delves into the complexities, pain and the haunting realities of toxic relationships.
About the Project: My aim is to submit "Who Believes in Love?" for consideration to the German Public Broadcaster (MDR) for Eurovision 2025.
What I'm Looking For: I'm in search of a composer who shares my passion for music and is interested in collaborating on this project. The song is in the alternative pop/ pop rock genre, and I'm seeking a composition in the style of "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" by Nessa Barrett, which served as inspiration for my songwriting journey.
While this is an UNPAID collaboration, I greatly value and respect the contributions of all collaborators and will ensure that everyone involved is credited appropriately.
If you're a composer with experience in alternative pop / pop rock music and you're intrigued by the idea of joining me on this musical adventure, I'd love to hear from you! Let's create something special together!
If you're non-European: Eurovision is the world's largest live music event, where countries from across Europe (and beyond) come together to showcase their musical talent on an international stage. With millions of viewers (over 160 million viewers in 2023) tuning in each year, Eurovision offers unparalleled exposure and recognition for composers and artists alike. Collaborating on a Eurovision entry presents a unique opportunity for composers to have their work heard by a global audience, potentially leading to new opportunities, connections, and acclaim in the music industry.
Feel free to reach out via DM or comment below if you're interested or have any questions.
Looking forward to connecting with you!!
2024.05.14 07:05 Playmaker-20 Discussion Time
What would you guys classify Persona 1 & 2 music as? They're very diverse so there's no one size fits all. For me, I'd have to say
Persona 1(PS1): Orchestral, Rock, Electronic, Funk, and Industrial with some Jazz influences. Also very atmospheric and synth-heavy
Persona 1(PSP): J-pop and rock
Persona 2: Innocent Sin: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, and Funk
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, Funk, and DnB
I'm no music expert so if you guys would like to chime in, feel free to do so
Comparing this to Persona 3,4, and 5, Persona music feels a lot more samey now, doing the same pop-ish style. Really hope Persona 6 manages to be diverse
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Persona 1(PS1): Orchestral, Rock, Electronic, Funk, and Industrial with some Jazz influences. Also very atmospheric and synth-heavy
Persona 1(PSP): J-pop and rock
Persona 2: Innocent Sin: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, and Funk
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment: Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronic, Funk, and DnB
I'm no music expert so if you guys would like to chime in, feel free to do so
Comparing this to Persona 3,4, and 5, Persona music feels a lot more samey now, doing the same pop-ish style. Really hope Persona 6 manages to be diverse
2024.05.14 06:57 Bulky_Building2292 Embrace the Melodic Symphony of "AllGenres": A Journey into Open-Minded Music
In a world filled with diverse cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and an array of human experiences, it's only natural that our taste in music should reflect this beautiful tapestry of life. While some may find comfort in sticking to one particular genre, there is a rich and captivating treasure trove of sonic wonders awaiting those with open-minded music ears. Today, let us embark on a melodic journey that celebrates the beauty and benefits of embracing all genres.
Music, at its core, is a universal language that transcends barriers and connects souls. It has the power to evoke emotions, tell stories, and transport us to different realms. By confining ourselves to a single dimension of music, we limit our ability to explore the vast spectrum of human expression. Just as life itself unfolds in countless shades and hues, so too does the world of music.
Imagine a symphony where classical elegance caresses the vibrant rhythms of jazz, where the introspective lyrics of folk intertwine with the pulsating beats of electronic music, or where the soul-stirring melodies of traditional music blend seamlessly with the raw energy of rock. Such a symphony can only come to life when we open our hearts and ears to the sheer diversity of musical genres.
An open-minded music ear allows us to discover hidden gems, delve into uncharted territories, and expand our horizons. It encourages us to embrace new sounds, unfamiliar rhythms, and lyrics that may challenge our preconceptions. Through this exploration, we gain a deeper understanding of different cultures, perspectives, and the human experience as a whole. We develop empathy and appreciation for the creativity and artistry that exists in every corner of the musical landscape.
Moreover, an open-minded approach to music fosters personal growth and self-discovery. It enables us to tap into various emotions and moods, whether we seek solace in the soothing melodies of classical compositions, find inspiration in the lyrical depth of hip-hop verses, or let loose and dance to the infectious beats of pop. By embracing the diverse flavors of music, we open ourselves up to a world of possibilities, each note carrying the potential to touch our souls and ignite our passions.
In a world where divisiveness and polarization often dominate the headlines, music provides a sanctuary—a common ground where people can come together, transcending boundaries and celebrating our shared humanity. By embracing all genres, we cultivate a community that appreciates the richness of different cultures and artistic expressions. Music becomes a unifying force, a bridge that connects people from all walks of life, fostering dialogue, understanding, and a sense of belonging.
So, let us break free from the confines of one-dimensional music and embark on a journey of sonic exploration. Let us celebrate the symphony of diversity that exists within the world of music and revel in the melodies that resonate with our hearts. Let us be open-minded music listeners, embracing the vastness of genres and allowing the harmonious blend of sounds to inspire, heal, and uplift us.
Remember, with an open-minded music ear, the possibilities are endless, and the beauty of music knows no bounds. So, turn up the volume, let the rhythm guide your spirit, and let the symphony of all genres weave its magic into the fabric of your soul.
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Music, at its core, is a universal language that transcends barriers and connects souls. It has the power to evoke emotions, tell stories, and transport us to different realms. By confining ourselves to a single dimension of music, we limit our ability to explore the vast spectrum of human expression. Just as life itself unfolds in countless shades and hues, so too does the world of music.
Imagine a symphony where classical elegance caresses the vibrant rhythms of jazz, where the introspective lyrics of folk intertwine with the pulsating beats of electronic music, or where the soul-stirring melodies of traditional music blend seamlessly with the raw energy of rock. Such a symphony can only come to life when we open our hearts and ears to the sheer diversity of musical genres.
An open-minded music ear allows us to discover hidden gems, delve into uncharted territories, and expand our horizons. It encourages us to embrace new sounds, unfamiliar rhythms, and lyrics that may challenge our preconceptions. Through this exploration, we gain a deeper understanding of different cultures, perspectives, and the human experience as a whole. We develop empathy and appreciation for the creativity and artistry that exists in every corner of the musical landscape.
Moreover, an open-minded approach to music fosters personal growth and self-discovery. It enables us to tap into various emotions and moods, whether we seek solace in the soothing melodies of classical compositions, find inspiration in the lyrical depth of hip-hop verses, or let loose and dance to the infectious beats of pop. By embracing the diverse flavors of music, we open ourselves up to a world of possibilities, each note carrying the potential to touch our souls and ignite our passions.
In a world where divisiveness and polarization often dominate the headlines, music provides a sanctuary—a common ground where people can come together, transcending boundaries and celebrating our shared humanity. By embracing all genres, we cultivate a community that appreciates the richness of different cultures and artistic expressions. Music becomes a unifying force, a bridge that connects people from all walks of life, fostering dialogue, understanding, and a sense of belonging.
So, let us break free from the confines of one-dimensional music and embark on a journey of sonic exploration. Let us celebrate the symphony of diversity that exists within the world of music and revel in the melodies that resonate with our hearts. Let us be open-minded music listeners, embracing the vastness of genres and allowing the harmonious blend of sounds to inspire, heal, and uplift us.
Remember, with an open-minded music ear, the possibilities are endless, and the beauty of music knows no bounds. So, turn up the volume, let the rhythm guide your spirit, and let the symphony of all genres weave its magic into the fabric of your soul.
2024.05.14 06:51 TellMeWhyItFell 34m - if you like dad jokes and over sharing, look no further.
Hi! I am an east coast transplant living in California who has realized since moving that my social circle is really small. I enjoy getting to know new people and don’t get much of a chance to do that anymore.
I am currently between jobs. I got laid off a few months ago and the job market is brutal at the moment. So my days are spent applying for jobs and waiting to hear back.
In my free time, I enjoy music - both listening and writing, - gaming, cooking, and getting out to explore my new hometown.
If you are looking to get to know someone, send me a message with a short introduction! I have pictures in my profile as well!
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I am currently between jobs. I got laid off a few months ago and the job market is brutal at the moment. So my days are spent applying for jobs and waiting to hear back.
In my free time, I enjoy music - both listening and writing, - gaming, cooking, and getting out to explore my new hometown.
If you are looking to get to know someone, send me a message with a short introduction! I have pictures in my profile as well!
2024.05.14 06:50 Party_With_Porkins Music Video Hype Thread
Just like playlists I like to check out music videos to get hyped for festivals and discover new music. Here are some of my favorites playing this year.
Mall Grab - Leaving Tokyo
DJ Seinfeld, Prospa - Sira
Justice, Tame Impala -One Night/All Night
Chase & Status - Blind Faith
NEIL FRANCES - Be Free
Rüfüs Du Sol - On My Knees
Glass Beams - Mirage
Barry Can’t Swim- Dance of the Crabs
DJ Heartstring - Bae
Gesaffelstein & Pharrell - Blast Off
Chase & Status, Hedex - Liquor & Cigarettes
Shygirl - thicc
Disclosure, Kelis - Watch Your Step
Franc Moody - Skin on Skin
Bicep - Glue
Pretty Girl - Inside
Nia Archives - Crowded Roomz
JPEGMAFIA - 1539 N. CALVERT
Tinlicker & Heloot - Because You Move Me
Anderson .Paak - Bubblin
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Mall Grab - Leaving Tokyo
DJ Seinfeld, Prospa - Sira
Justice, Tame Impala -One Night/All Night
Chase & Status - Blind Faith
NEIL FRANCES - Be Free
Rüfüs Du Sol - On My Knees
Glass Beams - Mirage
Barry Can’t Swim- Dance of the Crabs
DJ Heartstring - Bae
Gesaffelstein & Pharrell - Blast Off
Chase & Status, Hedex - Liquor & Cigarettes
Shygirl - thicc
Disclosure, Kelis - Watch Your Step
Franc Moody - Skin on Skin
Bicep - Glue
Pretty Girl - Inside
Nia Archives - Crowded Roomz
JPEGMAFIA - 1539 N. CALVERT
Tinlicker & Heloot - Because You Move Me
Anderson .Paak - Bubblin
2024.05.14 06:41 extremeelementz After months of learning Fusion 360, I've created the simplest customizable system for crafting unique boxes, complete with the Slide-n-Lock feature. Just download Fusion 360 and my file, tweak dimensions, export to .3MF and print!
 | https://preview.redd.it/o7vi4dyhbb0d1.png?width=2000&format=png&auto=webp&s=d2f433fd987133dde80c4f7bd42d4a213a1de093 submitted by extremeelementz to 3Dprinting [link] [comments] This truly a one-of-a-kind project. After seeing box after box on the STL sites either requiring extra hardware or just too basic and not having a "lockable" lid or a bit bulky with latching mechanisms I decided to create a solution that fit my needs and I hope it brings value to you all too! Whether it's creating a pill box container or a MTG Deck Box... Welcome to the Slide-n-Lock Starter Box design.As a new designer I set goals for this design that I will continue to follow as I get better at developing new ideas.
Downloads MakerWorld, Printables, Thangs, Thingiverse Autodesk Fusion for Personal Use - It's free! Videos How it's assembled & works. Editing & Exporting inside Fusion 360 Inside the file all you need to do is grab the interior dimensions of what your box need might be, add 1-2mm to your required dimensions and export. It doesn't get any easier. Behind the scenes, this file employs some highly sophisticated calculations to facilitate dynamic resizing adjustments. I hope you enjoy! Please reach out if you have any questions. What can you create? Yes. |