One day I was at School (When I was younger), We had a Substitute but She turned on a Exercise video but she turned it off and turned on Wild Kratts Which is my ABSOLUTE Least favorite Show. Someone asked “Can we watch Phineas and Ferb?” And the Substitute Rudely said “No” So I started to draw Phineas and Ferb beating up Chris and Martin Kratt but the Substitute snatched my paper, Crumbled and Ripped it up And Yelled this to me “WATCH WILD KRATTS OR ELSE I’LL SEND YOU TO THE PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE” And I still Refused to watch it. So She sent me to the Principals office and I told my parents about it and my mom messaged my Teacher. The End. (No, I didn’t get in Trouble)

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Kind of a continuation of sorts from my "1996 was more dated in 2010 than 2010 is in 2024" post. I honestly think there's a huge dissonance between cartoons from 10-15 years ago today and how dated they are, compared to how dated 10-15 year old cartoons were in 2014.
Note that this only details western animation, not anime.
Let me explain why below:

Many 1990s cartoons were dated by the mid-late 2000s

Most cartoons from the 90s like Bobby's World, Rocko's Modern Life, and The Magic School Bus all felt rather dated by 2005, especially considering that cel-animation was completely replaced with digital animation.
2D-animated movies were also going extinct, at least in theaters. A traditionally hand-drawn animated film like Cats Don't Dance or even Space Jam would already have felt rather out of place in movie theaters by 2005.
By the late 2000s, however, traditionally animated movies were largely phased out in favor of CGI/3D animated movies. In fact, of Disney's animated films made from 2005-2009, only one (Princess and The Frog, in 2009) was traditionally hand drawn.
In 1995-1997:

• It was still common for brand-new cartoons at this time to be cel-animated
• The Disney Renaissance was still going strong, and many movies from other studios tried copying their formula; Dreamworks Animation had just been founded and didn't have any animated movies yet
• It was rare for theatrical animated movies to be computer animated; almost all of them were hand-drawn. Toy Story, the first ever CGI animated movie, was released in 1995 and was considered revolutionary at the time

By 2005:

• Cel-animated cartoons were extinct. The final holdout, Ed Edd N Eddy, switched over in 2004
• Disney was in quite a troubled time during this time and Dreamworks was a real competitor to Disney
• Traditionally animated movies were being phased out for the most part

Cartoons made in the 2000s compared to the 2010s

The 2000s were arguably even more changeful for cartoons than the 90s were. While 2000s cartoons weren't quite as dated in the 2010s as cartoons from the 90s were in the 2000s, mid-2000s cartoons such as Camp Lazlo and Codename Kids Next Door felt pretty dated once the mid-2010s rolled around.
In 2005-2007:

• CGI animation was of much lower quality in the 2000s, especially for television animation
• Cartoon Network, Disney, and Nickelodeon all had different logos (slightly more arbitrary). Toon Disney was also still around
• Illumination was basically non-existent, and when it was founded in 2007 it was an unknown name to most people
• While traditionally-animated movies were on their way out, not all theatrical movies were CGI-animated
• Cartoons were basically entirely broadcast/shown in standard definition and in 4:3 aspect ratio (although some cartoons made during this time were produced in HD, you couldn't watch them in their intended format as HDTV was still rather uncommon)

By 2012:

• CGI animation was significantly higher quality overall
• Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon both had new logos (Disney Channel changed theirs in 2014 and Boomerang followed in 2015)
• Illumination was a big competitor to Disney
• Theatrical hand-drawn animated movies were almost entirely extinct
• Cartoons were almost entirely produced in 1080p 16:9 format

The late 2000s are bit of a mixed bag in terms of being "dated" overall, in both tone and production/animation-wise.
You've got shows like Phineas and Ferb and Martha Speaks that don't feel dated at all, and then there's shows like Flapjack and Making Fiends that definitely feel pretty dated these days. It was probably the last period where cartoons being produced in 4:3 aspect ratio and at 480p was somewhat common, and the last period where HDTV was not the standard for viewing animated cartoons.

Cartoons made in the 2010s compared to the 2020s

Shows that first aired over a decade ago like My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic or Phineas and Ferb don't feel dated in the slightest. They are both 16:9, both are high quality and in 1080p, and even tonally they aren't that far off from many 2020s cartoons.
Like in 2024, Friendship Is Magic still feels modern for the most part, and if it was a new cartoon in 2024 it would not feel out of place. Meanwhile Dragon Tales (a cartoon from 1999) was already very, very dated in style, tone and production by 2010; it actually stopped airing reruns in August of that year. If Dragon Tales came out in 2010, it definitely would've felt out of place.

• Cartoon Network's logo is completely the same as it was in 2010, completely unchanged. Nick and Disney Channel's logos are mostly the same as they were in 2014, with some minor differences (Nick's logo has the iconic splat in the background, but it's still very minimalist)
• Cartoons are produced in 1080p 16:9 format
• CGI animation is not much higher quality
• Theatrical hand-drawn animated movies are still basically non-existent

The one big difference to me is Boomerang, and that's really only compared for the first half of the 2010s. From 2000 to 2015, Boomerang's style and logo was completely different, but after the logo and bumpers changed it became an empty, soulless shell of it's former self.
And look, that's not to say nothing changed between 2012-2014 and 2024 for animation, not at all. Cable television has largely been pushed aside for streaming services, and there's been some big web animated successes like Hazbin Hotel and The Amazing Digital Circus, but for the most part the differences between 2014 and 2024 aren't nearly as noticeable as the differences between 1994 and 2004, or even 2004 and 2014 for cartoons.
I think this stagnation can be noticed in other aspects of culture, but for western animation it is especially noticeable.
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Hello fellow Citizens,
I'm on a quest to locate the creator or the models of the exquisite Drake Cutlass Black diorama featured in the 2021 Community Ship Showdown. Here's a bit of background and what I've tried so far:
- Link to Diorama: The diorama was showcased here, but the original link is down: https://robertsspaceindustries.com/community/ship-showdown/2091-Drake-Cutlass-Black-3d-Printed
- Previous Contact Attempts: I've tried reaching out to the creator "Jfabs" on Spectrum, the last active date being November 19, 2018, with no success.
- I am very interested in purchasing or obtaining the 3D model due to its superior detail compared to available models, such as the Cutlass Red found on Cults3D, which has several issues with printability and details.
- The best model I could find was the Cutlass Red by mccawley74 on cults3d, but it has problems with the canopy and many layers are too thin, making it impossible for both SLA and FDM printing.
- I also tried exporting directly from the game and putting it back together in blender, but it was just beyond my beginner level blender skills
Any leads, contact details, or advice on how to obtain a similar model would be immensely helpful.
I already spent a couple of days in Blender with the models myself, but getting them to a printable state exceeds my skills.
Your assistance is greatly appreciated!
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Hi there fellow library enthusiasts, I am doing a bit of research here and wondering if anyone may know some answers I am looking for. I am a licensed teacher who left the school district to start a preschool out of my garage. I then went on to launch an online learning platform for 2-6 year olds. This platform has hundreds of on demand classes taught by 16 teachers (and always adding more classes and teachers) in things like reading, math, science, cooking, Spanish, yoga, art, dance, music, and more. It also has printable curriculum and interactive learning games. My library has online classes for grownups using Gale courses, but it doesn’t really have classes for kids. I have been marketing it to homeschool families, but I am thinking about trying to get it into libraries so the community can access it for free. I Won Nevada’s Early childhood educator of the year last year due, in part, to this program. I am a small, women owned business and it’s pretty much just me running things behind the scenes. I have had great success with my local preschool and want this online program to reach as many as it can, because it has been a game changer for all of my online parents. Even ones who don’t homeschool prefer to turn on one of my classes instead of YouTube or whatever else their kids were watching previously.
For anyone who has worked in libraries or has knowledge on this , how do they purchase online learning content? Does each library get its own login? Or would I sell them a certain amount of logins and people would set up their own account? My normal monthly subscription is $20/month when selling to families, but what would the pricing structure be for something like this? This is a very new idea, but I already have the platform built and running, so I’m just looking for more info on how libraries procure online learning content. I appreciate any insights, thank you!

Hi there fellow library enthusiasts, I am doing a bit of research here and wondering if anyone may know some answers I am looking for. I am a licensed teacher who left the school district to start a preschool out of my garage. I then went on to launch an online learning platform for 2-6 year olds. This platform has hundreds of on demand classes taught by 16 teachers (and always adding more classes and teachers) in things like reading, math, science, cooking, Spanish, yoga, art, dance, music, and more. It also has printable curriculum and interactive learning games. My library has online classes for grownups using Gale courses, but it doesn’t really have classes for kids. I have been marketing it to homeschool families, but I am thinking about trying to get it into libraries so the community can access it for free. I Won Nevada’s Early childhood educator of the year last year due, in part, to this program. I am a small, women owned business and it’s pretty much just me running things behind the scenes. I have had great success with my local preschool and want this online program to reach as many as it can, because it has been a game changer for all of my online parents. Even ones who don’t homeschool prefer to turn on one of my classes instead of YouTube or whatever else their kids were watching previously.
For anyone who has worked in libraries or has knowledge on this , how do they purchase online learning content? Does each library get its own login? Or would I sell them a certain amount of logins and people would set up their own account? My normal monthly subscription is $20/month when selling to families, but what would the pricing structure be for something like this? This is a very new idea, but I already have the platform built and running, so I’m just looking for more info on how libraries procure online learning content. I appreciate any insights, thank you!

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After watching a WatchMojo video about the Top 10 Dumbest Movie Villains, it gave me an idea. I personally would love to see a video on the Top 10 Dumbest Kids' Show Villains, which means villains from kids' TV shows who have the most ridiculous plans or are just all around dumb, both animated and live-action. I also made a list.

• Jessie, James and Meowth; "Pokémon" (1997-present)
• Dr. Claw; "Inspector Gadget (2015 reboot)" (2015-2018)
• Zach Varmitech; "Wild Kratts" (2011-present)
• Mayor Humdinger; "PAW Patrol" (2013-present)
• Robbie Rotten; "LazyTown" (2004-2014)
• Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz; "Phineas and Ferb" (2007-present)

The game is like a 3d 3rd person 2 player arcade game that has a similar character design as Phineas and looks like a robbewitch in a white/black coat

Welcome to everybody, i have been playing for a few month now and this is my first and only commander deck. I love vishgraz and the phyrexian mites its creates but in my experience i have mixed games where I get to do a lot or games where I cant do anything because im targeted to oblivion with removals, boardwipes or even taking control of my creatures to hit myself. I have reach a point where im happy with my deck but im constantly trying to make it better with out going into full cEDH, I play mostly with friend and we try to make decks strong without going into infinite combos or winning turn 2.
My main game plan is create phyrexian mites, and i have a slight secondary plan that is play with preators (i like them), im aware that this is probably not the strongest game plan but is fun for me and its part of the challenge to make it the strongest possible. im looking for ways to make my deck stronger and a way to make it not a susceptible to removals/boardwipes, i had in mind changing bitterthorn, nissa animus and maybe vraska, betrayal sting for promise for tomorrow and priviliged position.
i will leave here the link to my deck:Vishgraz, the doomhive the comander of mites deck
also i will make a small self promotion but i have been making 3d printable boxes for my group and it would help a lot the exposure:Deck boxes

Who else understood Phineas and Ferb’s mindset better after seeing “The End”?

Interested to see what others have to say. There are many amazing looking 3D printable buildings for you D&D/fantasy tabletop, but often I’ve found that the interior layout and space is not often useable at the game table. What designers do you think offer the best combination of good looking building with a useful and playable interior layout? Thanks!

Printable PDFs of all 168 item cards in both color and black and white can be found here.
I am drawing a system agnostic item card based on every item in every game in the Legend of Zelda series. This set for Wind Waker is the 10th set that I have posted online.
I have posted more than 1,000 total item cards that you can use to represent the plunder and loot hoarded by adventurers and villains alike.
I hope you can use my item cards to track your inventory, spice up looting a body, or just getting inspired.
Thank you for taking the time to check out my newest completed set.
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