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[tickfleato]

some sketches from january relating to ifra and lindworm. when ol’ lindy got worm-slayed ifra went ahead and “inherited” his hoard, territory, and body, and did what she felt was best with them. (snacktime)

[punkitt-is-here]

Yessss, Xenoblade 1 is so GOOD, I adore that game so much! I just finished 3's main story myself, and I gotta say this series has left a big impression on me. For an actual question, who would you say your favorite party member that you've met so far is?

ALLEY-OOP

[ifra-strawberii]

Humanfra

Randomly got the urge to doodle my main Fursona, Ifra, as a human!

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[rexaleph]

least homophobic, racist fragrantica user re:Jeremy Fragrance's perfume line

[oven-thermometer]

I got a new tablet so I did a practice page of different characters

[sally-mun]

Do you enjoy Kirby? If so, what's your favorite game? Favorite character?

So here's the extent of my history with Kirby:

-Back during the Wii era, I was woken up at like 6 AM on Christmas day (the Wii notification light was blinking and that thing was BRIGHT in my dark room) because a friend had sent virtual console gifts to everyone in our friend group, and mine turned out to be a Kirby game. Even though I was tired as fuck, I got up and tried it out because I was so moved that he'd sent me a gift. This was my first time ever playing a Kirby game, and my feelings were roughly "Okay, I get it, I see why this is a thing. Not bad!"

-Sometime later in the Wii ear, the game Kirby's Epic Yarn came out, and based on my pleasant experience with the VC game I'd received, I decided to get it. UNFORTUNATELY it turned out that game didn't gel with me at all and I was so put off by it I felt borderline scammed. I got rid of it pretty shortly after having gotten it because I didn't even want it on my shelf.

-A few months ago a friend was going to be on a show called Arcade Pit and needed a teammate, so he asked me to be his partner. During the show I ended up with a Kirby challenge, and although the host does rattle off the controls during the introduction of the challenge, my autism got in the way, so even though I technically heard him talking I didn't actually hear what he was saying, thus I had absolutely no idea how the game controlled, and suddenly we were off and the challenge was on. I COMPLETELY bombed at the game and the person I was up against easily smoked me, since I posed basically no threat due to being unable to progress.

AAAAND THAT'S IT, THAT'S THE LIST! Of those 3 encounters with Kirby games, I suppose the first one is my favorite, because I found it the most playable. I'd tell you what Kirby game it actually IS specifically, but legit I have no idea what the exact title is and I'm too lazy to wake up my Wii to find out lol. Oops.

[rntozen]

What Are IFRA Guidelines And How To Read Them? https://rntozen.com/blog/diy-and-craft/soap-making/what-are-ifra-guidelines-and-how-do-you-read-them/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=RN+To+Zen+Social+Media&utm_campaign=RN+To+Zen+Posts

[ippnoida]

Wan-Ifra's fellowship for 23 Asian young media leaders

The World Editors Forum Asia Chapter, part of Wan-Ifra’s network for editors, is proud to announce the selection of 23 emerging leaders from the Asian news media industry to participate in the fourth edition of the Temasek Foundation Young Media Leaders Fellowship (YMLF). This highly acclaimed leadership program will commence virtually on 7 October 2024.

The program aims to nurture the next generation of Asian newsroom leaders, supporting them at various career stages. It is not only about personal growth, it also seeks to foster a collaborative network of leaders who will champion good journalism and strengthen newsrooms so that evolving societal needs can be met.

Fellows will engage in a range of training activities designed to give them the skills needed to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving media and digital landscape.

The program will conclude with an in-person finale workshop in Singapore from 4 to 7 November, where fellows will also have the opportunity to attend the Asian Media Leaders Summit. The week-long engagement will serve as a platform for fellows to exchange ideas with top industry leaders and build a collaborative network of trusted advocates committed to fostering excellence in journalism across the region.

“We’re thrilled to welcome these talented individuals into a collaborative community of emerging leaders dedicated to advancing the media industry,” said Thomas Jacob, chief operating officer of Wan-Ifra. “With the support of Temasek Foundation, we aim to strengthen the practice of quality journalism and equip newsrooms with the leadership skills needed to tackle the challenges of the future.”

The 23 Young Media Leaders Fellows for the 2024 cohort (in order of country/region) are:

Fang Qing, senior journalist, Guangzhou Daily, China

Amy Sood, Asia Reporter, South China Morning Post, Hong Kong SAR

Kanika Saxena, Staff Writer – The Economic Times, Bennett Coleman & Co., India

Akhil Kumar, deputy executive editor – Multimedia, New Delhi Television Ltd (NDTV), India

Erie P. Rachmadany, news producer, CNN Indonesia

Nabilla Tashandra, editor – Lifestyle Section, Kompas.com, Indonesia

Egi Adyatama, editor, Tempo Inti Media, Indonesia

Zufazlin Binti Baharuddin, journalist – Bernama, Malaysian National News Agency, Malaysia

Nurfarahin Hussin, assistant news editor – Utusan, Media Mulia Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

Geraldine Tong, journalist – The Sunday Star, Star Media Group, Malaysia

Marielle Alison Ventura, program manager – GMA Integrated News, GMA Network Inc., Philippines

John Gabriel Lalu, multimedia reporter – Online News, INQUIRER.net, Philippines

Roy Jerome Barbosa, news and features editor, Manila Today, Philippines

Justin Ong, senior editor – CNA Digital, Mediacorp, Singapore

Sim Yee Lim, editor – CNA Insider, Mediacorp, Singapore

Samuel Ng, deputy editor – CNA TV News International, Mediacorp, Singapore

Xi Ying Zhang, content producer – HeyKaki, SPH Media, Singapore

Tan Chee Yun, business correspondent – Lianhe Zaobao, SPH Media, Singapore

Vivien Shiao, deputy news editor and young audience editor – Thrive, The Business Times, SPH Media, Singapore

Rajadurai Hashan, senior journalist/parliamentary reporter, Virakesari Express Newspapers (Ceylon), Sri Lanka

Hsin Tzu, Hung, digital content editor, United Daily News Group, Taiwan

Uyen Thi Nguyen, reporter, Nhan Dan Newspaper, Vietnam

Tien Dat Dau, reporter, Thanh Nien Newspaper, Vietnam

First published on Wan-Ifra, article by Jen Teo jen.teo@wan-ifra.org 

[malitravail]

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[psatalk]

Wan-Ifra announces 32nd Indian Printers Summit 

Wan-Ifra has announced the 32nd edition of the Indian Printers Summit, which would take place on 23-24 September 2024, in Hyderabad.

This annual gathering of Wan-Ifra in India celebrates the achievements of print in the region. “We're bringing together the brightest minds in the news printing and publishing business for two days of inspiration and innovation,” Wan-Ifra announced.

“Known for its rich history and successful print titles, Hyderabad will provide the perfect backdrop for our summit. We've chosen the Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC) to host this spectacular event,” Wan-Ifra said in a statement.

Visitors can explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the newspaper industry. Participate in the two parallel informative conference sessions – on print advertising and production, discover innovative solutions at our mini expo—all conveniently located in one place.

Indian Printer and Publisher had covered a few earlier editions of the summit, including the previous ones in Kochi and Delhi. 

CEOs, managing directors, technical directors, advertising directors, business directors, production heads, plant managers, prepress managers, print business and advertising managers and other senior news publishing leaders.

[leafonskincare]

The Scent of Safety: Exploring Fragrances and Colors in Skincare Products

When browsing the aisles of skincare products, it's hard to miss the allure of beautifully scented creams and colorful formulations. Fragrances and colors add sensory appeal to skincare routines, but are they truly beneficial for our skin, or could they be doing more harm than good? In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of fragrances and colors in skincare products to uncover their potential benefits and drawbacks.

The Allure of Fragrances

Fragrances in skincare products are designed to evoke pleasant sensory experiences, enhancing the overall user experience. From floral and citrusy notes to warm and woody undertones, fragrances can turn a mundane skincare routine into a luxurious self-care ritual. However, fragrance ingredients are often a complex blend of synthetic chemicals and natural extracts, which can pose risks for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies. Synthetic fragrances, in particular, may contain phthalates, which have been linked to hormone disruption and allergic reactions. Leafon Skincare uses 100% nature-derived fragrance which is IFRA certified. Their advanced clarifying natural face products are toxin-free and completely safe to use on your skin.

The Risks of Fragrance Sensitivity

For those with sensitive skin or fragrance allergies, using skincare products containing fragrances can lead to irritation, redness, itching, and even contact dermatitis. Fragrance sensitivity is relatively common, affecting up to 1 in 10 people, so it's essential to proceed with caution when choosing scented skincare products. Opting for fragrance-free or hypoallergenic formulations can help minimize the risk of adverse reactions and ensure a gentler approach to skincare. 

The Role of Colors

Colors in skincare products serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. Pigments and dyes are added to creams, lotions, and masks to create visually appealing textures and hues, making skincare routines more enjoyable and engaging. Natural colors derived from plant extracts, minerals, and clays can offer additional skincare benefits, such as antioxidant protection and soothing properties. For example, turmeric provides anti-inflammatory benefits, while beetroot extract offers hydration and brightening effects. With this motto, Leafon Skincare uses colors derived from plant chlorophyll making it a safe and natural biotech skincare brand. However, synthetic colors, particularly coal tar dyes, have raised concerns due to their potential carcinogenic properties. While the use of coal tar dyes in cosmetics and skincare products is regulated, some consumers prefer to avoid them altogether as a precautionary measure.

Making Informed Choices

When it comes to fragrances and colors in skincare products, the key is moderation and mindfulness. While fragrances and colors can enhance the sensorial experience of skincare, they may not be suitable for everyone, especially those with sensitive skin or allergies. When selecting skincare products, consider your skin type, concerns, and sensitivities, and opt for formulations that prioritize safety and transparency. You can look for face products from Leafon Skincare which is India’s First Natural Biotech Skincare Brand and proudly labelled as fragrance-free, hypoallergenic, and 100% suitable for sensitive skin.

Ultimately, skincare is a personal journey, and what works for one person may not work for another. By staying informed, listening to your skin's needs, and choosing products thoughtfully, you can create a skincare routine that promotes healthy, radiant skin while minimizing the risks associated with fragrances and colors. For more information, visit https://www.leafon.in/

[tickfleato]

i think ifra keeps the lindworm’s skeleton around. she didnt directly hire worm-slayer to kill him - a LOT of ppl wanted that old bitch gone - but of course she’s the one who rewarded worm-slayer the most lavishly! (or at least, that was her original intent before she decided to curse him instead lol)

she took dibs on much of lindworm’s remains plus his territory, expanding her borders considerably. the people living there weren’t super happy to go from one tyrant dragon to another, but she’s a little bit nicer and more hands-off and significantly less interested in human* sacrifices so no one made too much fuss. 

[cmsjnc]

Our Story: Empresario Sets Campus Ablaze with Entrepreneurial Essence in Style

AISHWARYA MAHESH Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous (JNC) witnessed a blaze of entrepreneurial fervour as the Fortitude entrepreneurship club hosted its annual extravaganza. The two-day fest which was brimming with enthusiasm and creativity, featured eight unique events, showcasing the ingenuity and talent of JNC students. During the initial day, participants immersed themselves in various…

[ifra-strawberii]

Devil on my Shoulder

Sometimes I swear that there's a little voice on my shoulder, telling me to eat more pizza than I should...

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[hehosts-moved]

oh! i should probably add that i can ship anywhere —

[endimpunityday]

DAY I - SESSION 4: Multi-stakeholder session: The future of the media and safety of journalists.

This session aims to bring together various actors and duty bearers in the same space, with the objective of discussing the challenges in terms of violence and attacks faced by journalists, and the future of journalism. Some challenges that have not been discussed so far and that may be addressed are surveillance, media sustainability, protest contexts and the closing of civic space.

Moderator: Ian Phillips, Director News and Media Division, United Nations

Testimonies from:

Swe Win, Editor, Myanmar Now

Panel discussion:

Jeff Marder, Executive Director, Human Rights and Indigenous Policy, Global Affairs Canada

Andrew Heslop, Executive Director - Press Freedom, World Association of News Publishers: WAN-IFRA

Dr. Julie Posetti,  Deputy Vice President and Global Director of Research, International Center for Journalists (ICFJ)

Laxman Datt Pant, Chairperson, Media Action Nepal, and Co-Chair of the Media Freedom Coalition’s Consultative Network

Stuti Khemani, Senior Economist, World Bank.

Statements on Way Forward:

Helena Kuzee, Deputy Permanent Representative Namibian Mission to the United Nations

Nicole Cardoch Ramos, Under-secretary, General Secretariat of Government, Chile

15:15 - 16:15 - Session 4: Multistakeholder session: The future of the media and safety of journalists.