#7/49 results

[gosloto-results-7-49]

Gosloto 7/49: Origins and Regulation

Gosloto 7/49 is a popular lottery game, known for its exciting gameplay and the opportunity it offers players to win significant prizes. Let's delve into the origin of this game and understand which country regulates it.

The Origin of Gosloto 7/49

The story of gosloto results 7/49 begins in Russia and South africa. This lottery game was established with the idea of providing a fun and thrilling game for people who enjoy trying their luck. The name 'Gosloto' itself gives a hint about its origin. 'Gos' is short for 'government', indicating that this is a state-run lottery. The numbers '7/49' in the name describe the game's format – players choose 7 numbers out of 49.

How the Game Works

Playing Gosloto 7/49 is straightforward. A player selects seven numbers from a pool ranging from 1 to 49. During the draw, seven numbers are randomly selected. If a player's chosen numbers match the drawn numbers, they win a prize. The more numbers matched, the bigger the prize. The simplicity of the game, combined with the excitement of potentially winning a large sum of money, contributes to its popularity.

The Regulation of Gosloto 7/49

Gosloto 7/49 is regulated in Russia. The Russian government oversees the operation of this lottery to ensure fairness and transparency. This regulation is crucial as it helps maintain the integrity of the game, ensuring that it is run ethically and that players can trust the process.

The Russian government's involvement in regulating 7/49 results also means that a portion of the revenue generated from the lottery is often used for public projects and initiatives. This could include funding for education, healthcare, or community development projects. Thus, by participating in Gosloto 7/49, players are not only trying their luck to win but are also contributing to the betterment of society. Company Information: https://www.provenexpert.com/russia-gosloto-749/

Popularity and Accessibility

Russia gosloto 7/49 results popularity is not just limited to Russia. It has garnered interest from players around the world. This international appeal can be attributed to the ease of playing the game and the lure of winning large prizes. Additionally, with the advent of online lottery platforms, playing Gosloto 7/49 has become more accessible. People from different countries can participate in the game, buy tickets online, and get updated with the latest draws.

Fair Play and Security

The Russian government ensures that Gosloto 7/49 operates on principles of fair play and security. Regular audits and checks are conducted to safeguard the integrity of the game. This level of oversight is essential in assuring players that the game they are investing in is secure and fair.

Winning and Odds

Like any lottery game, the odds of winning in Gosloto 7/49 depend on the number of players and the probability of matching all the numbers. While the odds may be challenging, the possibility of winning significant amounts continues to attract players. It’s important for players to approach the game with a mindset of enjoyment rather than as a sure way to make money.

Responsible Gaming

Gosloto 7/49 quick pick 3, under the regulation of the Russian government, promotes responsible gaming. Players are encouraged to play within their means and not view the lottery as a solution to financial problems. The emphasis is on playing for fun and entertainment.

Contribution to Society

As mentioned earlier, a portion of the proceeds from 7/49 goes towards societal good. This aspect adds a layer of positive impact to the game, making it more than just a lottery but also a means of contributing to the welfare of the community.

Gosloto 7/49 stands as a fine example of a state-regulated lottery game that balances excitement and responsibility. Originating in Russia and regulated by the Russian government, it offers players a chance to win big while also contributing to the public good. The game's simplicity, combined with the thrill of potentially hitting the jackpot, continues to attract a wide array of participants globally. As with any form of gambling, it is crucial to approach Gosloto 7/49 with a mindset of responsible gaming.

Finally, russia 7/49 is more than just a game of chance; it's a blend of entertainment, opportunity, and social responsibility. Whether you're in Russia or on the other side of the world, this lottery offers a unique experience that captivates and contributes to society in its own way. Players can more read about the gosloto 7/49 results. Facebook 7/49 Gosloto,

[spatort]

it’s him... blob from my shoes

goncharov? you mean blorbo from my shoes?

[doyouknowthisanime]

Happy Halloween, everyone!

I've got some good news - I've finished tallying up the results of the favourite anime survey and can now, finally, reveal what Tumblr's favourite anime actually are. To start with, I'd like to thank everyone who responded - yes, all 1172 (wow!) of you - and to apologise for he delay in actually getting these results out. For anyone who needs a reminder, these results are based on how many points each anime received - a first place ranking was worth five points, a second or third place ranking was worth four, a fourth or fifth place ranking was worth three, a sixth-tenth place ranking was worth two, and a eleventh-twentieth place ranking was worth one. When multiple anime had the same number of points, the anime with the most first-place votes was placed higher. The results are below the read more right here - I hope you enjoy reading!

100. Yona of the Dawn - 82 points

99. Devilman Crybaby - 83 points

98. Monogatari Series - 83 points

97. Lucky Star - 84 points

96. Toradora - 84 points

95. Dr. Stone - 86 points

94. Princess Jellyfish - 86 points

93. ERASED - 87 points

92. Noragami - 87 points

91. Wolf's Rain - 88 points

90. Azumanga Daioh - 90 points

89. Paranoia Agent - 90 points

88. Odd Taxi - 91 points

87. Banana Fish - 93 points

86. Digimon Adventure - 95 points

85. Akira - 95 points

84. Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni - 95 points

83. Psycho-Pass - 96 points

82. Little Witch Academia - 96 points

81. Monster - 97 points

80. Mononoke - 98 points

79. Free! - 99 points

78. Kekkai Sensen - 99 points

77. Trigun Stampede - 102 points

76. Haibane Renmei - 103 points

75. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters - 104 points

74. Gintama - 105 points

73. Violet Evergarden - 107 points

72. Dorohedoro - 113 points

71. Made in Abyss - 113 points

70. Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury - 113 points

69. Eizouken ni wa Te o Dasu na! - 115 points

68. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind - 116 points

67. SK8 the Infinity - 117 points

66. Samurai Champloo - 117 points

65. Your Name - 118 points

64. Castle in the Sky - 119 points

63. Perfect Blue - 119 points

62. Promare - 120 points

61. One Punch Man - 122 points

60. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - 126 points

59. Kiki's Delivery Service - 129 points

58. Kaguya-sama: Love is War - 136 points

57. Inuyasha - 136 points

56. Assassination Classroom - 142 points

55. FLCL - 143 points

54. Pokémon - 144 points

53. Death Parade - 148 points

52. Dragon Ball - 150 points

51. Natsume Yuujinchou - 157 points

50. The Apothecary Diaries - 158 points

49. Revue Starlight - 159 points

48. Durarara!! - 160 points

47. Yu Yu Hakusho - 162 points

46. Naruto - 163 points

45. Black Butler - 165 points

44. Attack on Titan - 167 points

43. Houseki no Kuni - 168 points

42. Steins;Gate - 172 points

41. Cardcaptor Sakura - 186 points

40. Code Geass - 186 points.

39. Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-Kun - 187 points

38. The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. - 192 points

37. Kill la Kill - 194 points

36. Bungou Stray Dogs - 194 points

35. Baccano! - 198 points

34. Bocchi the Rock! - 201 points

33. Chainsaw Man - 208 points

32. Demon Slayer - 209 points

31. Serial Experiments Lain - 213 points

30. Jujutsu Kaisen - 227 points

29. Spy x Family - 236 points

28. Howl's Moving Castle - 238 points

27. Princess Mononoke - 240 points

26. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann - 241 points

25. Sailor Moon - 249 points

24. Mushi-shi - 249 points

23. Princess Tutu - 254 points

22. Nichijou - 263 points

21. Trigun - 265 points

20. Spirited Away - 266 points

19. My Hero Academia - 266 points

18. Fruits Basket (2019) - 269 points

17. Soul Eater - 292 points

16. Sousou no Frieren - 300 points

15. Yuri!!! on Ice - 333 points

14. Fullmetal Alchemist - 364 points

13. Ouran High School Host Club - 374 points

12. Death Note - 437 points

11. Cowboy Bebop - 450 points

10. Haikyuu - 457 points

9. Neon Genesis Evangelion - 496 points

8. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - 496 points

7. Hunter x Hunter (2011) - 516 points

6. Revolutionary Girl Utena - 537 points

5. One Piece - 633 points

4. Puella Magi Madoka Magica - 664 points

3. Mob Psycho 100 - 943 points

2. Dungeon Meshi - 985 points

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 1106 points

Congratulations to FMA Brotherhood for winning! For more detailed results, go to this spreadsheet. Once again, thank you all for participating, and waiting so patiently for the results!

[wanttobeh3r]

Strategies to Avoid Loose Skin when Loosing Weight

1. Lose Weight Gradually

Aim to lose 1–2 pounds per week. A slower rate of weight loss allows your skin more time to adjust to body changes. I know it's not what we want to hear but if you want to look amazing at your ugw you can follow this 📉

2. Stay Hydrated

Proper hydration improves skin elasticity, making it more resilient. Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Aim for around 2-3 litres of water everyday 💦

3. Prioritize Strength Training

Incorporate strength exercises (like resistance band workouts, weightlifting, and bodyweight exercises) to build and tone muscle, which can help fill out the skin as you lose fat. I recently started doing resistance band workouts at home and liking it so far! 🏋🏻‍♀️

4. Get Adequate Protein

Protein-rich foods can support collagen production, helping keep skin firm. An optimal protein to Carb ratio in your diet will go a long way! We should at least have 0.36 g of protein per pound of body weight. Since I'm 135 lbs, I should aim for 49 g of protein daily. 💪🏻

5. Include Collagen and Antioxidants

Foods rich in collagen-building nutrients (like vitamin C) can help with skin elasticity. Bone broth, citrus fruits, and berries are good sources. 🍓

6. Moisturize Regularly

Using a moisturizer with vitamin E or other skin-nourishing ingredients can help maintain skin elasticity. I started using Bio Oil today like someone in this GC I'm in recommended, let's hope for the best results! It helps with fading stretch marks too from what I've read~ 🧴

7. Consider Skin-Firming Exercises

Exercises that target areas of concern (like squats for thighs or tricep exercises for arms) can improve the appearance of skin as it adjusts. 🧘🏻‍♀️

With these steps, you can minimize loose skin and support your body’s natural ability to adjust during weight loss

I'm gonna implement these tips and I hope it helps some of you guys too 🫶🏻

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

Aeschylus, Oresteia (tr. Robert Icke, if my sources are correct)

Alice Notley, The Book of the Dead, Songs and Stories of the Ghouls

Tory Adkisson, Anecdote of the Pig

Richard Siken, Planet of Love

Sophokles, Antigone (tr. Anne Carson)

Someone help where is that quote about being dead from the beginning

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Maybe you’ve been asking yourself:

1. “How could Donald Trump have won 51 percent of the popular vote?”

2. “How hard is it to immigrate to New Zealand?”

3. “What the actual fuck?”

Fair questions. Let’s try a thought experiment. Could Tuesday’s election results have been any worse?

Well, what if, instead of 51 percent, the Republican nominee had won 59 percent? Or 61 percent? And what if he had won 49 states?

Those aren’t hypotheticals. Those were the results of the 1972 and 1984 landslides that reelected Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.

With thumping victories like those, what could possibly go wrong for the winners?

If history’s any guide, some nasty surprises await Donald Trump.

In 1972, the Democratic presidential nominee, George McGovern, won just 37.5 percent of the vote, carrying only Massachusetts and the District of Columbia for a total of 17 Electoral College votes. He didn’t even win his home state, South Dakota.

In 1984, Democrat Walter Mondale did carry his native Minnesota, but that was as good as it got for him. In the Electoral College, he fared even worse than McGovern, with a whopping 13 votes.

In the aftermath of these thrashings, the Democratic Party lay in smoldering ruins, and Republicans looked like indestructible conquerors.

Now, some might argue that those GOP victories, though statistically more resounding than Trump’s, weren’t nearly as alarming, because he’s a criminal and wannabe autocrat.

But Trump’s heinousness shouldn’t make us nostalgic for Nixon and Reagan. They were also criminals—albeit unindicted ones. And they were up to all manner of autocratic shit—until they got caught.

The Watergate scandal was only one small part of the sprawling criminal enterprise that Nixon directed from the Oval Office in order to subvert democracy. For his part, Reagan’s contribution to the annals of presidential crime, Iran-Contra, broke myriad laws and violated Constitutional norms.

The hubris engendered by both men’s landslides propelled them to reckless behavior in their second terms—behavior that came back to haunt them. Nixon was forced to resign the presidency; Reagan was lucky to escape impeachment.After the Watergate scandal forced Richard Nixon from office, this bumper sticker helped Massachusetts voters brag that they handed him his only Electoral College loss in 1972.

Of course, Trump would be justified in believing that no matter how reckless he becomes, he’ll never pay a price. He’s already been impeached—twice—only to be acquitted by his Republican toadies in the Senate. And now that the right-wing supermajority of the Supreme Court has adorned him with an immunity idol, he’ll likely feel free to commit crimes that Nixon and Reagan could only dream of. Who’ll stop him from using his vast power to persecute his voluminous list of enemies?

Well, the enemy most likely to thwart Trump in his second term might be one who isn’t on his list: himself. The seeds of Trump’s downfall may reside in two promises he made to win this election: the mass deportation of immigrants and the elimination of inflation.

Trump’s concept of a plan to deport 20 million immigrants is as destined for success as were two of his other brainchildren, Trump University and Trump Steaks. The US doesn’t have anything approaching the law-enforcement capacity to realize this xenophobic fever dream.

And as for Trump’s war on inflation, the skyrocketing prices caused by his proposed tariffs will make Americans nostalgic for pandemic-era price-gouging on Charmin.

It's possible that Trump’s 24/7 disinformation machine, led by Batman villains Rupert Murdoch, Tucker Carlson, and Elon Musk, will prevent his MAGA followers from ever discovering that 20 million immigrants didn’t go anywhere. And it’s possible that if inflation spikes, he’ll find a scapegoat for that. (Nancy Pelosi? Dr. Fauci? Taylor Swift?)

And, yes, it’s possible that Trump will somehow accomplish his goal of becoming America’s Kim Jong Un, and our democracy will go belly-up like the Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City.

But I wouldn’t bet on it. I tend to agree with the British politician Enoch Powell (1912-1998), who observed that all political careers end in failure. I doubt that Trump, with his signature blend of inattention, impulsiveness, and incompetence, will avoid that fate.

And when the ketchup hits the fan, the MAGA movement may suddenly appear far more fragmented and fractious than it does this week. You can already see the cracks. Two towering ignoramuses like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert should be BFFs, but they despise each other—the only policy of theirs I agree with.

If things really go south, expect MAGA Republicans to devour each other as hungrily as the worm who feasted on RFK Jr.’s brain—and that, my friends, will be worth binge-watching. I’m stocking up on popcorn now before Trumpflation makes it unaffordable.

One parting thought. Post-election, the mainstream media’s hyperbolic reassessment of Trump—apparently, he’s now a political genius in a league with Talleyrand and Metternich—has been nauseating. It’s also insanely short-sighted. Again, a look at the not-so-distant past is instructive.

In 1984, after Reagan romped to victory with 59 percent of the popular vote and 525 electoral votes, Reaganism was universally declared an unstoppable juggernaut. But only two years later, in the 1986 midterms, Democrats proved the pundits wrong: they regained control of both the House and Senate for the first time since 1980. Those majorities enabled them to slam the brakes on Ronnie’s right-wing agenda, block the Supreme Court nomination of Robert Bork, and investigate Iran-Contra.

The lesson of the 1986 midterms is clear: the game’s far from over and there’s everything to play for. If we want to stem the tide of autocracy and kleptocracy, restore women’s rights and protect the most vulnerable, we don’t have the luxury of despair. The work starts now.

Andy Borowitz

[mcytblrsexymen]

MCYTblr Sexyman Bracket Final Results Infographic

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[ID: Infographic titled MCYTblr Sexyman Tournament Final Results: 16,000 Nominations, 96 Contestants, 10 Days, 1 winner. 1st Place, Joe Hills, 96,700 votes. 2nd Place, GoodTimesWithScar, 97,000 Votes. 3rd Place, ZombieCleo, 58,750 Votes. All Votes Cast, 1,317,539, over seven rounds.]

[ID: Infographic titled All Seven Rounds At A Glance. Wheel graph showing percentage of votes by round: Round 1: 255,131 votes. Round 2: 383,455 votes. Round 3: 259,428 votes. Round 4: 203,383 votes. Round 5: 131,966 votes. Round 6: 46,057 votes. Round 7: 38,119 votes. 

Top 20 Contestants with the most votes in order: GoodTimesWithScar, 6 rounds, 97,036 votes. Joe Hills, 6 rounds, 96,707 votes. Quackity, 4 rounds, 65,210 votes. ZombieCleo, 5 rounds, 58,744 votes. Ethoslab, 5 rounds, 53,963 votes. MumboJumbo, 4 rounds, 47,937 votes. Technoblade, 3 rounds, 45,551 votes. Grian, 3 rounds, 34,075 votes. WilburSoot, 3 rounds, 32,444 votes. BDoubleO100, 4 rounds, 32,152 votes. Docm77, 4 rounds, 30,623 votes. Charlie Slimecicle, 4 rounds, 30,608 votes. PearlescentMoon, 3 rounds, 27,405 votes. ScottSMajor, 3 rounds, 26,923 votes. Joel SmallishBeans, 3 rounds, 25,896 votes. Renthedog, 3 rounds, 25,017 votes. LDShadowLady, 3 rounds, 21,792 votes. MythicalSausage, 2 rounds, 17,689 votes. Pixlriffs, 2 rounds, 16,371 votes. TangoTek, 2 rounds, 15,062 votes.

Most Voted matches: Round One: Dream v CPK, 11,605 votes. Round Two, Schlatt v Zedaph, 16,548 votes. Round Three, MythicalSausage v Quackity, 21,018 votes. Round Four, GoodTimesWithScar v Technoblade, 46,459 votes. Round Five, Joe Hills v Quackity, 61,775 votes. Round Six, ZombieCleo v Joe Hills, 24,964 votes. Round Seven, GoodTimesWithScar v Joe Hills, 38,119 votes.]

[ID: Infographic. Average Votes per Poll, By Round: Round One: ~8,000. Round Two, ~12,000. Round Three, ~16,000. Round Four, ~25,000. Round Five, ~33,000. Round Six, ~23,000. Round Seven, ~38,000.

Closest Races: Round One: ClownPierce v Tubbo, 50 - 50. Round Two, Martyn InTheLittleWood v Charlie Slimecicle, 49 - 51, and Jschlatt v Zedaph, 51 - 49. Round Three: Pixlriffs v Charlie Slimecicle, 49-51, and BDoubleO100 v LDShadowlady, 51 - 49. Round Four: Joe Hills v Wilbur Soot, 50 - 50, and Grian v Quackity, 50 - 50, and GoodTimesWithScar v Technoblade, 51 - 49. Round Five: Joe Hills v  Quackity, 50 - 50, and Ethoslab v MumboJumbo, 51 - 49. Round Six: Zombiecleo v Joe Hills, 48 - 52. Round Seven, GoodTimesWithScar v Joe Hills, 50 - 50. 

Biggest Sweeps: Round One: LD Shadowlady, 91 - 9. Round Two: ZombieCleo, 90 - 10. Round Three: MumboJumbo, 78 - 22. Round Four, Mumbo Jumbo, 63 - 37. Round Five: GoodTimesWithScar, 80 - 20. Round Six: GoodTimesWithScar, 61-39. Round Seven: Joe Hills, ~160 votes. ]

[ID: Infographic titled Average Votes Per Contestant Vs Youtube Subscriber Count. A scatter graph. Dream: 31,400,000 subscribers and 3,598 votes. Technoblade: 15,900,000 subscribers and 15,184 votes. CaptainSparklez: 11,400,000 subscribers and 6,914 votes. Stampy*: 10,700,000 subscribers and 2,402 votes. MumboJumbo: 8,580,000 subscribers and 11,984 votes. Grian: 8,080,000 subscribers and 11,358 votes. LDShadowLady: 7,010,000 subscribers and 7,264 votes. WilburSoot: 6,330,000 subscribers and 10,815 votes. Quackity: 6,320,000 subscribers and 16,303 votes. Sapnap: 4,680,000 subscribers and 3,483 votes. Fundy: 4,340,000 subscribers and 3,181 votes. Karl Jacobs: 3,940,000 subscribers and 2,491 votes. Ranboo: 3,910,000 subscribers and 7,009 votes. Jschlatt: 3,840,000 subscribers and 6,624 votes. BadBoyHalo: 3,670,000 subscribers and 3,745 votes. Joel SmallishBeans: 3,550,000 subscribers and 8,632 votes. Charlie Slimecicle: 3,240,000 subscribers and 7,652 votes. Philza: 3,050,000 subscribers and 7,035 votes. Tubbo: 3,020,000 subscribers and 4,926 votes. Joey Graceffa: 2,840,000 subscribers and 3,505 votes. RTGame: 2,770,000 subscribers and 3,973 votes. Ethoslab: 2,420,000 subscribers and 10,793 votes. Keralis: 2,370,000 subscribers and 5,169 votes.

There is a note that this graph does not include NPCs or Contestants without Youtube Channels, and a lower segment of the graph with more contstants expanded on the next page]

[ID: Infographic titled Average Votes per contestant vs Youtube Subscriber Count* Expanded view. A scatter graph.

GoodTimesWithScar: 1,990,000 subscribers and 16,173 votes. Jack Manifold: 1,930,000 subscribers and 2,165 votes. BDoubleO100: 1,860,000 subscribers and 8,038 votes. Xisuma: 1,820,000 subscribers and 5,959 votes. Iskall85: 1,640,000 subscribers and 6,248 votes. VintageBeef: 1,570,000 subscribers and 3,978 votes. GeminiTay: 1,550,000 subscribers and 5,512 votes. Katherine Elizabeth: 1,450,000 subscribers and 3,149 votes. ScottSMajor: 1,410,000 vs 8,974 votes. Niki Nihachu: 1,400,000 subscribers and 5,350 votes. fWhip: 1,340,000 subscribers and 5,483 votes. ImpulseSV: 1,190,000 subscribers and 4,550 votes. MythicalSausage: 1,130,000 subscribers and 8,845 votes. TangoTek: 1,090,000 subscribers and 7,531 votes. Docm77: 1,000,000 subscribers and 7,656 votes. Shubble: 958,000 subscribers and 8,270 votes. Pixlriffs: 917,000 subscribers and 8,186 votes. PeteZahHutt: 883,000 subscribers and 3,051 votes. Cubfan135: 827,000 subscribers and 5,428 votes. Ashswag: 756,000 subscribers and 723 votes. Renthedog: 686,000 subscribers and 8,339 votes. SeaPeeKay: 682,000 subscribers and 5,798 votes. Oli Orionsound: 665,000 subscribers and 7,356 votes. PearlescentMoon: 662,000 subscribers and 9,135 votes. Illumina: 631,000 subscribers and 3526 votes. Branzycraft: 621,000 subscribers and 2,633 votes. Fruitberries: 596,000 subscribers and 2,219 votes. Rythian: 576,000 subscribers and 1,794 votes. Clownpierce: 576,000 subscribers and 4,752 votes. F1nn5ter: 552,000 subscribers and 4,570 votes. Jimmy Solidarity: 550,000 subscribers and 7,210 votes. Welsknight: 546,000 subscribers and 3490 votes. Hbomb94: 513,000 subscribers and 4,413 votes. FalseSymmetry: 456,000 subscribers and 6,485 votes. FoolishGamers: 448,000 subscribers and 4,894 votes. Legundo: 435,000 subscribers and 1,545 votes. Hypnotizd: 390,000 subscribers and 2,531 votes. XBcrafted: 381,000 subscribers and 3,041 votes. Eret: 372,000 subscribers and 6,193 votes. Punz: 357,000 subscribers and 4,199 votes. Stressmonster: 339,000 subscribers and 3,759 votes. ZombieCleo: 308,000 subscribers and 11,749 votes. Zedaph: 304,000 subscribers and 7,409 votes. Sneegsnag: 278,000 subscribers and 4,865 votes. CaptainPuffy: 245,000 subscribers and 3,858 votes. ConnorEatsPants: 240,000 subscribers and 5,094 votes. AimseyTV: 192,000 subscribers and 5,759 votes. Reddoons: 191,000 subscribers and 2,187 votes. Joe Hills: 159,000 subscribers and 16,118 votes. Martyn InTheLittleWood: 154,000 subscribers and 7,161 votes. TinFoilChef: 125,000 subscribers and 4,309 votes. BigBSt4tz: 106,000 subscribers and 2,306 votes. OwengeJuiceTV: 80,500 subscribers and 4,378 votes. ItzSubz_: 69,300 subscribers and 2,025 votes. ZloyXP: 61,700 subscribers and 2,815 votes. Skizzleman: 45,300 subscribers and 3,219 votes. JoJoSolos: 36,200 subscribers and 3,409 votes. Reignex: 12,100 subscribers and 1,321 votes. Bekyamon: 9,270 subscribers and 3,038 votes. Laurance Zvahl: 9,260 subscribers and 2,125 votes. VikingPilot: 6,180 subscribers and 2136 votes]

[ID: Infographic: Pie Graph showing servers from which the contestants were nominated: Hermitcraft: 28 Nominations. DSMP: 25 Nominations: MCC: 24 Nominations. Empires SMP: 21 Nominations. Last Life: 13 Nominations. Origins SMP: 11 Nominations. 3rd Life: 9 Nominations. Double Life: 8 Nominations. Rats SMP: 8 Nominations: Afterlife SMP: 7 Nominations: Lifesteal SMP: 6 Nominations: Vault Hunters: 6 Nominations: Crazycraft: 5 Nominations. Create Mod: 5 Nominations. MCSR: 5 Nominations. TFTSMP: 5 Nominations. Other Sundry Servers: 73 Nominations.

Voter* Ages, a bar graph: 32 or higher: 3%. 30-31: 1%. 28-29: 2%. 26-27: 4%. 24-25: 6%. 22-23: 12%. 20-21: 19%. 18-19: 23%. 16-17: 19%. 15 or under: 11%.

Percentages of Voters* on each Continent, a map graph: North America: 64%. South America: 3%. Europe: 23%. Africa: 0%. Asia: 4% Australia & Oceania: 5%. Antartica or At Sea: 1%.

*From a demographic survey size of approximately 6,000 people]

[askagamedev]

Vertical Slice Breakdown - Dragon Age Veilguard

It's been a few days since the Dragon Age Veilguard gameplay video was released. I posted a challenge for aspiring developers to identify as many specific features and systems as they could spot. My expertise is in gameplay, so that's where I will be focusing. Expertise on visuals like lighting, rendering, shaders, etc. should be directed elsewhere.

0:22 - In-Game Cinematic with moving cameras 0:30 - Seamless cinematic transfer to gameplay, quest tracking UI element, different walking speeds 0:36 - Interactable element with UI 0:43 - Camera movement - orbital motion, but likely not detachable 0:53 - Party member movement, including waiting for the player as part of an escort sequence 2:08 - Uninteractable NPC actors perform animations 2:13 - Scriptable terrain changes/destruction 2:18 - Scriptable interactions with multiple actors 2:29 - Uninterrupted conversations when transitioning from gameplay to in-game cinematic 2:39 - Context-specific traversal method with special traversal animation (balancing across a thin beam) 2:50 - Small sequence that is likely unloading the last area and loading in data for the next environment. Likely also locks players off from returning to the previous area. 3:22 - Conversation wheel with "personality" icons and paraphrased words 3:39 - Dynamic inventory in game cinematics, show player's items 3:46 - Scripted Player equipment change during cinematic 4:04 - Quest variables (e.g. player background) result in different NPC response 4:27 - Combat UI including current target (four red dots), Combat log 4:30 - Player can jump 4:33 - UI Melee danger indicator for incoming attacks - silver for enemy attacking, gold for shortly impending damage 4:35 - Player can dash/dodge 4:39 - Event log - Items/Loot notification 4:42 - Shooting UI including hit/miss indicator (red reticle), time scaling, arrow charging (rounded purple bar above arrow count), arrow refill cooldown 5:03 - Some kind of special charge/jumping attack 5:09 - XP gain UI, Quest objective completion UI, Quest objective map indicator UI 5:12 - Auto sheath weapons 5:15 - Potion use/Health recovery 5:18 - Recover potions from the environment 5:40 - Quest objective indicator change on approach 5:49 - Ranged attack danger indicator 5:51 - Defensive action (player reflects damage back on ranged attacker) 6:06 - Enemies can be knocked off edges when fatal 6:10 - Destructible objects in combat, can be scripted 6:16 - Some kind of "special" dodge skill with VFX, likely a rogue class skill 6:51 - Second context-specific traversal method (sliding down a slope) also likely a second "can't go back" type of lockoff 7:01 - Action/Command UI (party/self ability commands) 7:06 - Specific skill used, skill cooldown, enemy debuffed + UI (weakened), resource used (purple bar at bottom of screen) 7:07 - Quick use button mapping, likely for controller face buttons 7:09 - Resource bar refills on its own and on attack damage 10:47 - Different kinds of health bars (likely magical shield and armor) 11:59 - Boss UI with both magical shield and armor bars. Not sure what the number 4 there indicates 12:15 - Telegraphed danger zones projected onto the floor 12:22 - Quick recover timing event 14:45 - Conversation option for branching cinematic 14:51 - Follower approval UI event log 18:49 - Destructible object with health bar and UI highlighting

Each of these elements is something that would need to be designed and implemented by someone on the gameplay team working with UI, engineering, and art. See anything I missed? Which did you get?

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[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

This blog is officially 6 months old!

With over 1000 polls posted and more than 2500 submissions received, I think it's time for a little recap of all the data I collected thanks to all of you!

Starting with some fun facts, the countries of origin of the series submitted are the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan!

Under the cut I've compiled the 10 Most Avoided and 10 Most Watched series of Tumblr, according to the results I've received these past months. ^^

> Thanks, but No

Despite being generally well known, there's something about these series that simply didn't captivate the Tumblr population. Here are the 10 Most Avoided shows of Tumblr! Well! There's other sites.

10. Cowboy Bebop (2021) with 72.2% "No" results;

9. Euphoria (2019) with 72.4% "No" results;

8. The Sopranos (1999) with 73.7% "No" results;

7. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (2022) with 73.8% "No" results;

6. Ahsoka (2023) with 74% "No" results;

5. She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985) with 74.3% "No" results;

4. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (2022) with 74.4% "No" results;

3. 13 Reasons Why (2017) with 75.5% "No" results;

2. Young Sheldon (2017) with 75.9% "No" results;

And our unhonourable champion, Battlestar Galactica (1978) with 77.2% "No" results!

> THEE Hall of Fame. Like for Real

Now unto the actual Tumblr Royalty, these are the Top 10 Most Watched series as of April 26 2024! :)

10. Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) with 47.2% "Yes" results;

9. Gravity Falls (2012) with 49% "Yes" results;

8. Our Flag Means Death (2022) with 50.1% "Yes" results;

7. Danny Phantom (2003) with 51.1% "Yes" results;

6. Sherlock (2010) with 54.5% "Yes" results;

5. Over the Garden Wall (2014) with 54.5% "Yes" results;

4. Bill Nye the Science Guy (1993) with 56.4% "Yes" results;

3. The Good Place (2016) with 56.6% "Yes" results;

2. Steven Universe (2013) with 68.6% "Yes" results;

And our reigning champion, monarch of Tumblr culture, is Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005) with 74.1% "Yes" results!!

Thank you everyone who has voted or submitted, running this blog has been quite fun and it couldn't have lasted this long without all of you! I look forward to the months to come, and to collect even more sweet, sweet data. ^^

[incognitopolls]

hi, i sent in a comment back when one (not me) anon said they were unfollowing due to constant cisnormativity and gender essentialism in the polls. you didn't answer my ask back then, or maybe the ask disappeared since tumblr does that sometimes, but i would appreciate it if you would answer this, because i think it would be beneficial for everyone to actually talk about this openly.

i'd just like to ask, knowing that you may edit polls submitted to be more inclusive and clearer, why is the recent poll about preferences for a partner's pubic hair specifically for people with penises? and if there is another poll coming that's the same but for people with vaginas, i'm wondering why it would be necessary for a question like it to be separated like that. personally i don't see how that would make a big, or more importantly an interesting difference in the results. to me all it seems like it's doing is excluding intersex people and supporting this idea of "the two sexes" being fundamentally completely different from each other and someone's genitals playing a big part in defining people's preferences.

i'm not intending this as a hate comment, but as a genuine request for conversation around this subject, as you yourself said to the anon that unfollowed, that you'd like to hear about their side. i know i'm not said anon, but i think we're kind of talking about the same subject here, and recently there's been a lot of polls here separating people via genitals, and it's beginning to make me feel a little uncomfortable, in big part due to it implying that a huge portion of people here see gender and/or sex as a binary, and that people on the opposite ends of that binary are fundamentally different from each other due to their sex/gender.

apologies for the long ask, i just really wanted to avoid misunderstandings so i may have rambled a bit more than necessary.

Hi! Thanks for bringing up your concerns. The way I interpreted that question is that anon was curious whether pubic hair affects the sensation on the penetrating partner‘s penis, or whether pubic hair can be a hindrance– for example, acting as a barrier, or adding friction.

The original question was only aimed at people with penises, and I hadn’t planned on posting any variations for different genitals because (from what I’m assuming about anon’s curiosity) the question is so specific in asking about the sensation and/or logistics for a penis navigating around hair. I don’t think it would be helpful or yield any interesting data to post the same poll for people with other genitals. 

In this case, I think my error was in not specifying “does a partner’s pubic hair affect the sensation on your penis during penetration?”. That’s the question I think anon was trying to ask, but unfortunately it was more clear in my and anon’s heads and didn’t come across in writing as clearly as I thought I was saying it. 

Also, in response to the sentiment that there have been a lot of genital-related polls lately, there have been about 3 in the past 2 weeks, or about 3%. (7 polls per day; 49 polls per week; 98 polls every two weeks.) I understand if it seems like a lot, but the actual saturation is fairly low. I'm saying this not to dismiss you, but in the hopes of reassuring you that this blog is not shifting to become more heavily focused on separating people's genitals.

I got a number of helpful messages about the previous conversation on dyadism. I didn't respond to them due to some things in my personal life that limited my time, but I read them and have them saved as a reminder to myself when writing up polls so that I can continue to make these polls more inclusive of intersex people– I promise those messages weren’t ignored.

[gosloto-results-7-49]

Impact of Gosloto 7/49 on Russian Society

Gosloto 7/49, a prominent lottery game in Russia, has significantly impacted Russian society in various ways. This impact is not only economic but also cultural and social. Over the years, Gosloto 7/49 has become more than just a game; it's a phenomenon that has woven itself into the fabric of Russian life. Why not start reading from the first post.

Economic Contributions

One of the most noticeable impacts of Gosloto 7/49 is its economic contribution. As a state-run lottery, a significant portion of the revenue generated goes back into the national treasury. This money is then allocated to various public projects and initiatives. These projects range from infrastructure development to social welfare programs, healthcare, and education. The funds raised through Gosloto 7/49 have, over the years, played a part in improving the quality of life in many communities across Russia.

Creating Millionaires and Changing Lives

Gosloto 7/49 has made numerous individuals millionaires overnight. The stories of these winners often capture national attention, offering dreams and aspirations to the average Russian. These winners' tales range from heartwarming stories of overcoming hardship to cautionary tales about the challenges of sudden wealth. Regardless, the potential for a life-changing win keeps millions engaged with the lottery.

Social and Cultural Impact

The lottery has a unique place in Russian culture. It's not just a game; it's a weekly ritual for many. Families and friends often gather to watch the draws, discuss their strategies, and share their dreams of what they would do with a win. This social aspect fosters a sense of community and collective hope. In a way, Gosloto 7/49 acts as a social equalizer, where everyone, irrespective of their socio-economic background, has an equal chance to win.

Responsible Gaming and Awareness

With the popularity of Gosloto 7/49, there's also an increased awareness about responsible gaming. The Russian government, along with the lottery operators, actively promote responsible gambling practices. Campaigns and programs are regularly conducted to educate the public about the risks associated with gambling, emphasizing that lottery participation should be for fun, not as a financial solution.

Boost to the Entertainment and Media Industry

The draws of Gosloto 7/49 are not just a lottery event; they are a form of entertainment. The broadcasting of these draws on television and online platforms has given a boost to the media and entertainment industry. It attracts viewership, advertising, and creates content around the anticipation and excitement of the lottery draw.

Digital Transformation

The digital age has significantly impacted how Gosloto 7/49 operates. The ease of buying tickets online and accessing information about the lottery has made it more accessible to a wider audience. This digital shift has not only modernized the lottery experience but also attracted a younger demographic, integrating the lottery into the digital lifestyle of modern Russia.

Philanthropic Activities

Beyond the glitz of big wins, Gosloto 7/49 has played a role in philanthropy. Some winners have used their winnings for charitable causes, supporting local communities and non-profit organizations. This aspect of giving back adds a positive narrative to the lottery's impact on society.

In summary, Gosloto 7/49's impact on Russian society is multifaceted. Economically, it contributes to public welfare and development. Socially, it brings people together, fostering a sense of community and shared hope. Culturally, it has become a part of the Russian lifestyle, offering entertainment and excitement. The lottery also promotes responsible gaming and awareness about the risks associated with gambling. Additionally, it supports philanthropy and community development through its winners. Gosloto 7/49 is not just a game of chance; it's a phenomenon that touches various aspects of Russian life, reflecting the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of its people.

[fullyvisible]

Since I found it helpful for Seasons 1 and 2, I've also made a list of all the songs in Season 3 of Heartstopper, with notes on what's happening while each plays! While I've kept the descriptions relatively brief/vague, there are (obviously) still spoilers below:

1. The Way Things Go - opening, Tori, Charlie rehearsing in the mirror

2. It's Euphoric - arriving at the beach

3. Paradise Calling - Tao and Elle get ice cream

4. Happy, Healthy, Well-Adjusted - sand castles, song in Charlie's headphones

5. A Letter to Myself at 17 - Charlie and Nick in the sea

6. Superinlove (Roll Credits) - Tao cooks for Elle

7. Duet - Charlie looking at pictures and remembering

8. Best Day Of My Life - I love you, kiss under streetlight, Tara and Darcy sleeping, Tao and Elle dinner, end of episode one

9. **It Gets Better - beginning of episode two, Nick leaving for vacation, texting Charlie

10. I'm Not Perfect (But I'm Trying) - exam results

11. Shell - Charlie scrolling insta stories, won't send selfie

12. Abigail - Nick looks at phone and listens to music

13. Vertigo - Darcy unpacks with Tara and Elle

14. My Vine - Nick and his Aunt talk on the beach, end of episode two

15. Car Park - beginning episode three, first day of school

16. Pretty Boy - Nick and Charlie see each other!

17. Genesis - Tao following Elle's every move on social media

18. One That Got Away - zoo!!!

19. complex - Nick goes with Charlie to talk to his parents, end of episode three

20. I Spend Too Much Time In My Room - beginning of episode four, Nick and Tara talk, Nick journals

21. Black Friday -Nick trying to be there for Charlie

22. BLUE - Halloween party, Tao's video

23. I Wanna Know - Halloween party

24. Wide Eyes and Halos - Halloween party

25. Liquer & Cigarettes - Halloween party

26. darkwave sabbat - Halloween party

27. leavemealone - Halloween party

28. Witchcraft - Halloween party

29. Wish on an Eyelash - Visiting Charlie

30. Seratonin - Charlie arrives at treatment

31. That Was the Worst Christmas Ever! - beginning episode 5, Tori waking up and going to Charlie

32. Are You OK? - Christmas montage with the group chat

33. Bruises Off the Peach - Charlie leaves Tori and goes to Nick

34. So Clear - Christmas with Nick's family

35. Too Much Time Together - Nick and Henry getting ready

36. Enjoy Your Life - New Year's house party arrival

37. Rush - New Year's party

38. Devotion - New Year's party (Tao and Elle)

39. Loveher - New Year's party (Tori)

40. In My Head - New Year's party (Imogen and Sahar, Tori and Michael, midnight!), end of episode five

41. I Used to Be Fun - Charlie's birthday

42. A Young Understanding - Charlie's party, tents

43. Just Stay For Once - Charlie's party, drinking

44. good 4 u - Charlie's party, more drinking

45. Sad Disco - Charlie's party, talking future

46. A Running Start - therapy, end of episode six

47. Dive - beginning episode seven, Tara's ballet class, Nick and Charlie heart eyes

48. Pegasus - Tara and Darcy hooking up

49. Heartbreaker - Nick and Charlie in the locker room and rugby pitch, Nick suggests sleepover

50. The Most Beautiful Thing - Tao's movie for Elle

51. Ode to a Conversation Suck In Your Throat - Nick and Charlie hooking up, end of episode seven

52. Love You - Charlie gets to school, montage of Nick and Charlie's exams

53. Right Here, For Now - touring Kent

54. Close One - touring Oxford

55. Joe - Nick and Charlie phone call, Leeds tour

56. A Good Thing - Charlie looking at Head Boy application and choosing outfit for band performance

57. The Outsiders - leaving the fair

58. million little reasons - Nick and Charlie's sleepover, end of season three

[politicalprof]

As some of you may recall, I have participated in a continuing series of "expert" polls/panels on the state of American politics since the early years of the Trump policy. I'll provide a link to the most recent results below, but assuming most of you have no desire to plow into that data, the executive summary follows. It is interesting in its own right...

"Our key findings are the following:

Election expectations

Both parties expect their candidate to win the presidential election (87% for Republicans, 90% for Democrats). In particular, a substantial minority of Republicans (38%) and Democrats (28%) do not even expect the election to be close, creating an opening for claims of fraud or malfeasance if the result differs from their expectations.

Experts believe Trump will try to claim victory before the race is decided (median forecast: 80% likelihood) and encourage violence and intimidation by his supporters (80%). Just 7% of experts and 24% of the public think Trump will concede if he loses the election. By contrast, 75% of experts and 72% of the public think Harris will concede if she loses the election.

Campaigns

Experts rate standard campaign strategies such as promoting voter turnout as more effective than highlighting the threat to democracy posed by the other side for both candidates, including Harris.

Exposure to a message describing the endorsements that Harris received from former Vice President Dick Cheney, former Rep. Liz Cheney, and former Rep. Adam Kinzinger increased support for her among people who intend to vote in the November election by an estimated one percentage point.

Threats to democracy

80% of Republicans endorse the false claim by Trump and his allies that Democrats are trying to win the election by allowing unauthorized immigrants into the country and giving them the right to vote. Public beliefs about the prevalence of voter and election fraud remain wildly exaggerated, especially among Republicans.

Compared to October 2022, Republican acceptance of Biden as the rightful winner in 2020 has increased from 33% to 38% and their confidence in the upcoming national vote count has increased from 49% to 57%.

95% of Democrats, 82% of Republicans, and 77% of partisan independents regard it as important for the losing presidential candidate to publicly concede defeat, but Pew finds that only 59% of Trump supporters think it is important for him to concede if Harris wins.

Experts overwhelmingly rate the Supreme Court’s July ruling establishing broad presidential immunity from criminal prosecution as a threat to American democracy, including 75% who view it as a serious or extraordinary threat.

After the collapse of Biden’s candidacy, the popularity of an age limit for presidential candidates among the public increased from 61% in September 2023 to 78% today. The increase was driven by Democrats and independents, whose support jumped from 60% and 66% last year to 89% and 81%, respectively. However, 57% of experts oppose the proposal.

Assassination attempts

More than a third of Democrats endorsed the claim that the July and September assassination attempts against Trump were staged. Conversely, four in 10 Republicans say that the assassination attempts were not staged but that multiple people were involved in each.

69% of Republicans endorse the claim that Democrats encouraged or incited the assassination attempts against Trump compared to 38% of independents and 9% of Democrats."

[multigenderswag]

Multigender Survey Results Dec 2023: Other

Modality

"Gender modality" refers to the relationship between one's assigned gender at birth and their gender identity. Cisgender and transgender are the most common modalities, but other labels are used as well.

Participants were asked “Which of these gender modality terms do you identify with?” The options provided were:

Cis: 81 (10.9%)

Trans: 640 (86.1%)

Isogender: 49 (6.6%)

Cistrans: 75 (10.1%)

Transfemmasc/transmascfem: 157 (21.1%)

The survey only provided transfemmasc as an option, but some participants wrote in transmascfem, and these have been combined.

Of the participants who identified as cistrans:

38 identified as both cis and trans (50.7%)

8 identified as cis, and not trans (10.7%)

22 identified as trans, and not cis (29.3%)

7 did not identify as cis or trans (9.3%)

Names

Participants were asked “What sort of name(s) do you use?” The options provided were:

Traditionally masculine name(s): 326 (43.9%)

Traditionally feminine name(s): 185 (24.9%)

Traditionally unisex name(s): 258 (34.7%)

Non-traditional name(s): 256 (34.5%)

Multiple names: 321 (43.2%)

Unsure/questioning: 56 (7.5%)

Intersex

Participants were asked “Are you intersex?” The options provided were:

Yes, and it affects my multigender identity: 52 (7.0%)

Yes, and I am unsure if it affects my multigender identity: 27 (3.6%)

Yes, and it doesn’t affect my multigender identity: 11 (1.5%)

No: 612 (82.4%)

A total of 90 participants (12.1%) were intersex. Additionally, 41 participants (5.5%) didn’t answer this question.

Of the intersex participants:

57.8% answered that being intersex affected their multigender identity

30.0% answered that they were unsure whether being intersex affected their multigender identity

12.2% answered that being intersex did not affect their multigender identity

Plurality

Participants were asked “Are you plural or part of a system?” The options provided were:

Yes, and it affects my multigender identity: 122 (16.4%)

Yes, and I am unsure if it affects my multigender identity: 63 (8.5%)

Yes, and it doesn’t affect my multigender identity: 53 (7.1%)

No: 470 (60.3%)

A total of 238 participants (32.0%) were plural or part of a system. Additionally, 35 participants (4.7%) didn’t answer this question. 

Of the participants who were plural or part of a system:

51.3% answered that being plural affected their multigender identity

26.5% answered that they were unsure whether being plural affected their multigender identity

22.3% answered that being plural did not affect their multigender identity

[morganski-19]

I had a commenter disagree with me that Tommy is close to Abby in age, claiming that he was just now 40. I'm assuming they got this from the actor's age, but I think he is older than that, so I did some research because now I am curious.

I want to preface that I am not attacking anyone here, the ages confuse me too. And I'm not saying that Buck can't be with Tommy because of the age gap when that's literally not true. He's in his thirties and dating people a good bit older than him has not been a problem before.

I did some research, and here's what I found. Sources included, when necessary, to back me up.

Here's the Tommy timeline that is confirmed by the show.

2005 - Chimney Begins, he is no longer a probationary firefighter, so let's assume he's been there for one year now.

2004 - Tommy joins the 118, but wait, he needs training.

According to the LAFD website (and things could have changed since the early 2000s, I will be adding estimations into my final calculations), cadets need a year of training.

So, 2003 - Tommy joins the fire academy

Which was 21 years ago, and if Tommy is just now 40, that would make him 19 in 2003.

But he was an army pilot before this, so that makes no sense.

From googling and reading some articles and going on the actual army's website, these are the results that I have found that make the most sense. This is where I included most of the sources because it confused me the most.

He would have needed to go through basic training and a basic exam to get into flight school, but I have omitted those weeks as it would only be a few months of time, assuming he got into flight school immediately after passing. You also need a high school diploma or a GED to join the army, so I am going into this with the assumption that Tommy graduated high school at 18, and then went right into the army.

Flight school = 12-18 Months

Contracts before 2020 were for 6 years

So, Putting all of that information together, here is the final timeline, including some estimations since we don't know when his birthday is, or how long he was in each training, or literally anything else to point to how old this man is.

1995 - Tommy joins flight school (18/19)

1996-2002 - Tommy is in the army as a pilot (19/20-25/26)

2003 - Tommy joins the Fire academy (26/27)

2004 - Tommy joins the 118 (27/28)

2005 - Canon timeline starts in Chimney begins (28/29)

2024 - Season 8 (47/48)

So it is safe to assume that Tommy is in his late 40s.

And given that Abby was 42 in season one, which was 7 years ago, she would be 49 now. Therefore, they are under 5 years apart.