#$toc toc open the door$ ax

[passiones-bartender]

" AX ! " He'd shout , slamming the door open . " AX BODY SPRAY ! WHERE ARE YOU ? WHERE ARE YOU AT ? "

Tom nearly dropped the glass he was filling. Restraining from shooting a glare that could kill, he turned to Attenzione

“Can I help you..?” There was a definite undertone of irritation. Ax himself almost jumped out of his seat, yet once he recognized the voice, the man squirmed into a corner of the booth he was in, praying to be out of sight

@estefania-ermes

[passiones-bartender]

i love making men giggle like was that funny babygirl.......

[passiones-bartender]

he'd quietly shuffle into the bar , ducking at the door frame , before letting out a long sigh and stretching . " whewww , it's been a while ! " He'd chime , looking around awkwardly .

“YOU”

@estefania-ermes

[passiones-bartender]

Continued from here!

Well…he did succeed, as a Orange aura began to flow from Ax, and Toc Toc manifested with flourish. With gritted teeth, the man jumped onto his stand’s back…..

‘Tch, who let the caution sign into passione?” Ax jeered at attenzione with his usual disdain (passiones-bartender) (please ignore my bastard child I love attenzione 🥺)

“ YOU GOT A PROBLEM WITH MY EYES ?! Yeah , they’re caution sign shaped ! WHAT ABOUT IT , DICKHEAD ?! ” He’d yell , immediately grabbing his collar and yanking him . Attenzione was always , always angry . Never failed . Always pissed .

[wikitopx]

A distant northwestern suburb of Paris, Pontoise is in the Cergy-Pontoise conurbation.

The new city of this city was built in the 1980s and became a reference for advanced urban design and architecture. The cityscape showed up in several movies in the 1980s, like Eric Rohmer’s Boyfriends and Girlfriends. And even Cergy-Pontoise can pack a punch, especially when you see Dani Karavan’s incredible Axe Majeur. In Pontoise, you can dip into the old side, where impressionist painters like Pissarro painted Oise and where there is a series of medieval tunnels under the street. And for day and night trips, Paris always takes only half an hour on the train.

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1. Axe Majeur

This gigantic monument is difficult to describe when many things are rolled into one. Ax Majeur was designed by Dani Karavan at the time when the new town of Cergy-Pontoise combined.

Beginning with a belvedere tower it’s a dramatic set of sculptures extending along a straight line more than three kilometers in length. A laser beam from the tower points out the route that descends the slope above the Oise and crosses the river.

This line passes through 12 stations, each one with a special meaning for the town: It includes the Oise riverbanks where the Impressionists painted, and a man-made island, built in the Cergy Pond on the other side of the Oise.

2. Gare de Cergy-Saint-Christophe

A train station is often included in the list of important attractions, but Gare Saint-Christophe is very special: It was inaugurated in 1985 and encapsulated in the bold design of this new town.

The clock above the entrance is the largest in Europe, a humungous glass cylinder ten meters in diameter and conceived by Philippe and Martine Deslandes, collaborating with the watchmaker Huchez.

Recently, the watch was integrated into the Ax Majeur, opening up the vision of the Belvedere Tour.

3. Musée Camille Pissarro

The Impressionist Camille Pissarro loved Pontoise so much he lived here for 17 years. This museum in a red brick Louis XIII villa on the plateau above the river has only one Pissarro. But this work depicts the river banks at La Roche-Guyon on the Seine so it is a great souvenir of the time when Impressionists escaped from Paris to paint rivers in the west.

4. Musée Tavet-Delacour

A lovely 15th-century gothic castle is the Pontoise town museum. The building was commissioned by the Bishop of Rouen for the Vicar of Pontoise, and is in great shape, with corner turrets and dormer windows. The exhibitions inside are varied, with 20th-century art and historic artifacts.

There’s quite a large exhibition of the Constructivist painter Otto Freundlich, along with artists like Matisse, Arp, Legros, and Signoret. See also a collection of medieval church sculptures and seven chinoiserie paintings that once belonged to Count Maupeou Ableiges.

5. Carmel de Pontoise

The oldest Carmelite convent in France was founded in 1605 just outside the center of Pontoise but now engulfed by the streets of the new town. The monastery is decorated with art from the 17th century, like the altar hanging made with embroidered red silk, a Spanish-style lace altar cloth and an array of paintings.

There’s also a precious reliquary that went missing after the Revolution but was rediscovered at an auction in Alençon and brought back to the convent. The Carmel de Pontoise is a working convent, so only the church is open to the public, but there’s a small shop here selling handicrafts and postcards to raise money.

6. Tour of Old Pontoise

Next to the river, the Pontoise architecture is more than a few centuries old and has a small set of attractions to add to your itinerary. Most of these are closed to the public, but should still be seen from the outside.

The Moulin des Patis is an old watermill that was painted by Cézanne. Hôpital des Enfermés is a historic site with a facade from the 18th century and has long been converted from a hospital to a school.

On the river, you can also see where Pontoise was fortified, and there are artillery terraces stepping up the hillside.

7. Souterrains de Pontoise

Beneath the old part of Pontoise by the Oise River is an underworld of cellars, vaults, tunnels, quarries, and caves. You can go down to see them every Sunday on a guided tour led by the tour office.

They were first dug for chalk and limestone in the 1100s and were expanded up to the 1600s. You’ll descend with a guide who will open up innocuous-looking hatches at street level that reveal surprising underground spaces. As you go you’ll be clued-in on the stories behind these chambers.

8. Église Notre-Dame

Although Pontoise’s main church was completed around the turn of the 17th century, it was built over a 13th-century basilica destroyed in the French Wars of Religion. The replacement was endowed with a set of fine paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries. The church was restored in the 1800s when a floor was laid with concrete.

And to do this, many funny stones dating back to the old gothic church have been ripped apart. You can spot their fragments in some strange places, like on the steps of the main portal and the stairs leading to the altar.

9. Île de Loisirs de Cergy-Pontoise

If you’re sporty in July and August you need only cross the Oise to a gigantic activity center. On a meander in the river is a 250-hectare site with some 150 lakes. When the weather’s good you’ll have a massive swimming area, combined with facilities for watersports like white-water rafting, canoeing, and sailing.

On land, there’s even more, including a mini-train for kids, tennis courts, a tree-top climbing course, hiking trails through the forest, cycle hire and a mini-golf course.

10. Église Saint-Christophe de Cergy

The best thing about this church next-door in Cergy is the part that will grab your attention as soon as you arrive: It’s the Renaissance portal, which is from a section of the church that was never completed.

So all that stands is a gateway leading to a courtyard that was meant to be the new church’s interior. Rising above this is the Romanesque bell tower that was built in the 12th century.

The interior of the church has been heavily reworked over hundreds of years, but hints of yesteryear remain, like the 11th-century arches and capitals under the tower.

More ideals for you: Top 10 things to do in Pomezia

From : https://wikitopx.com/travel/top-10-things-to-do-in-pontoise-709499.html

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Post masking

Pre masking

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QT 100

QT 200

QT 600

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Automatic

Regular

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hospitals

hotels

open offices

private offices

home

banks

pharmacies

waiting rooms

reception areas

public hallways

others

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DUKANE

Cambridge sound management of QT

GSA sound masking

Soundmask

Lencore

Communication service corporation

Logison

Pro acoustics

Strategic connections sound masking systems

ARCAT

Speech privacy systems

Soft DB

Vibra sonic

Hermanmiller

Pro circuit incorporated

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Sound masking systems are used to add a low level, humble background sound to reduce the effect of human speech and the distractions caused by external factors. Sound masking devices can be attached to the windows, doors, ceiling, duct pipes and other places to reduce the effect of noise and create a peaceful environment for the people. Sound masking devices create a pleasant sound which counterbalances the noise created by the external environment and creates a peaceful environment for the people. For designing of a sound masking system designers take care of a variety of factors to produce a good background sound which provides privacy to the people.

The elements which are added, absorb or block the sound and gives an acoustic environment to work in. If sound masking systems are deployed properly then they can be barely noticeable and there sound would be similar to the sound of a gentle airflow. Before sound masking devices were invented, absorbing materials like carpet, ceiling fans, blocking structures like cubicles and walls were made to absorb the sound but they were quiet costly. Sound masking systems can be referred to as an economic option for the people as it creates a background sound which is soothing and it also protects private conversations.   

Sound masking systems market: Drivers & Restraints

The main advantage of using sound masking systems is that they protect private conversations which are beneficial for companies as it maintains their secrecy. Sound masking systems also has a benefit of reducing the chatters and unwanted sound resulting in creating an acoustic environment to work efficiently. Sound masking systems should be used in conjunction with acoustic tiles and barrier components to maximize overall efficiency. The biggest disadvantage of sound masking systems is their installation cost and tedious settings. It also requires skilled workers which can install these systems properly. The technology used in sound masking systems is a direct field technology that creates a sound which easily blends into the background noise and creates a quieter, less intrusive workspace environment.

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Sound masking systems market: Market Segmentation 

The global Sound masking systems market is segmented by type of masking used, technology type, end use applications, machine type and a number of axes.

On the basis of the type of masking used, sound masking systems market is divided into:-

Frequency masking

Temporal masking

Post masking

Pre masking

On the basis of the quiet technology used, sound masking systems market is divided into:-

QT 100

QT 200

QT 600

On the basis of their machine type, sound masking systems market is divided into:-

Automatic

Regular

On the basis of the end use applications, sound masking systems market is divided into:-

hospitals

hotels

open offices

private offices

home

banks

pharmacies

waiting rooms

reception areas

public hallways

others

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Sound masking systems market:  Region wise Outlook

The sound masking system market is divided into seven regions, namely North America, Latin America, APEJ, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and Middle East and Africa (MEA). Due to the growing urbanization sound masking systems has a decent market share globally. Asia pacific is the leading region in terms of production and consumption of sound masking systems because of India, china and japan followed by North America and Europe. All these regions are working on the new technologies which they can incorporate in these devices. Latin America and MEA also holds a decent market share.

Sound masking systems market: Key Players

Some of the key players identified in sound masking systems market are:-

DUKANE

Cambridge sound management of QT

GSA sound masking

Soundmask

Lencore

Communication service corporation

Logison

Pro acoustics

Strategic connections sound masking systems

ARCAT

Speech privacy systems

Soft DB

Vibra sonic

Hermanmiller

Pro circuit incorporated

[passiones-bartender]

“Hey ax are you single?”

“y-..yeah?”

[passiones-bartender]

I will never get over this piece that I commissioned @papel-origami for oh my god

[passiones-bartender]

" :D "

[passiones-bartender]

The relationships within Sezione Informativa!

[passiones-bartender]

Clown hoes

“And?”

[passiones-bartender]

♪Ａｎｙｔｈｉｎｇ ｃａｎ ｈａｐｐｅｎ ｉｎ ｔｈｅ Ｂｒｏｎｘ♪

[passiones-bartender]

Giorno enters the bar, wings wrapped around himself like a cape. He looked tired. "Hi.....Uh....Kinda weird question......But uh....Do.....you guys serve blood at all....?" The blonde nervously plays with his hair

Ask-vampire-giorno

@ask-vampire-giorno

[passiones-bartender]

Have you been bite

“Uh?mm…nnoo?”

“Hmm not from what I remember..”

“Kawi was bitten by squirrel once”

[passiones-bartender]

“And I thought my bat costume was bad.”

//This is his Halloween costume, please be nice to him