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2minutetabletop · 1 year ago
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Cypirate’s Map Showcase
It's time for another Community Spotlight! This time we feature Cypirate's breathtaking collection of colorful battle maps and dazzling ship assets!
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aigle-suisse · 20 days ago
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Everest Base Camp par Edit Csirmaz
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resfebernights · 1 year ago
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Basecamp / Campfires at the base of the frozen mountain
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trekking-in-nepal · 10 months ago
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Mount Everest
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victorianera · 8 months ago
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Colde, Jiwoo & basecamp | Blue Print Tour ‘24
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traveldiscoverypro96 · 2 years ago
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Everest Trekking
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viaslittlelife · 7 months ago
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📍The Centre in Vancouver For Performing Arts
💙Colde, BLUEPRINT concert!💙
This was a trip of self-discovery, love, and acceptance. My wonderful concert buddy had bought two tickets for Colde's concert in Vancouver for her birthday (happy birthday girlie!). This was my first R&B concert, so I didn't know what to expect, but it certainly wasn't this (in the best possible way). We watched Colde, Milena, and basecamp all play. I always think it's a little weird watching Korean musicians play in a super old Canadian style theater. But I think the venue worked super well for the BLUEPRINT tour. Each performance was amazing.
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Milena opened the concert, I didn't know of her before this but after watching her performance I fell in love with her music. She sang of lost love, accepting the end of a relationship and moving on. At the time, my relationship was falling apart, and the day of the concert was the last time I saw him. This performance helped me understand my feelings and honestly made me cry. At the end of her time, she threw out cookies into the audience, truly the best opening act ever! I hope I'll be able to see her sing again someday.
The rest of the concert was also very good, a lot more upbeat R&B. Colde totally knows how to set a mood and bring energy to the crowd when needed. "Colors" and "sunflower" are to songs that really stuck with me. Not only was the performance amazing, but the vibes from the audience also made the act amazing.
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I hadn't listened to much basecamp before this concert, but they are now one of my go to artists for study music. The concert ended with one of the biggest plot twists ever, Colde started singing "teen spirit" by Nirvana!? It felt a but out of place but actually worked perfectly for a closing performance.
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I left this concert feeling extremely grateful for the people in my life. I have struggled a lot since coming back to Canada, let alone Vancouver Island. So, hearing music that reminds me of the reasons of ' why' I returned felt very enlightening to me. I also felt so apologetic and honored to have such an amazing concert buddy that puts up with all my craziness.
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travelwithhdt · 2 months ago
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Namche Bazaar is a vibrant Sherpa village on the Everest Base Camp trek, offering stunning views and culture.
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puddingmilkt · 2 months ago
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[歌詞翻譯] 金昇旻 Kim Seungmin - 水月鏡花 Unreachable (feat Milena)(Prod. Basecamp)
原名: 수월경화 (水月鏡花) / 發行: 22.08.28 / 專輯: unreachable - single; double-sidedness
(金昇旻) 最終 我亦只能把你抹去 過分美好 和我遙不可及 當我伸出手 企圖觸碰你 你也向我遞手 似是嘲諷 怎麼辦 往前行 我就能前進嗎 把清醒夢當作現實又會怎樣 如果神明存在 把世界對折吧 讓我得以靠近她在之處 這樣冷的日子裡 寒氣大霧般裊裊繚繞 朦朧中 與你剪影寒喧 過後打算拜訪時才發覺 你是水中的月亮 鏡中那朵花 你是怎伸手也夠不著的綠州 You shimmered in my eyes Flavor like a reddy rose 然而留下的芳香 經不起追溯 你的倒影 江中冰水驟眼暖泉 鏡中的你 逐眼蠶食我的現實 越是如此 我越想走進那面鏡 (Milena) 再次駐足凝視鏡子中的你 鮮紅得立體的你裝載鏡內 把手放上 只有玻璃的平坦 鏡面裂成碎片 血在蔓延 砸破了 "就知道你會出來" 一邊撿起 一邊獨自碎碎念著 碎片間折射出你 我真的精疲力盡了 觸不到得不到的日子 把我漸漸逼瘋 (金昇旻) 這樣冷的日子裡 寒氣大霧般裊裊繚繞 朦朧中 與你剪影寒喧 過後打算拜訪時才發覺 你是水中的月亮 鏡中那朵花 你是怎伸手也夠不著的綠州 You shimmered in my eyes Flavor like a reddy rose 然而留下的芳香 經不起追溯 你的倒影 江中冰水驟眼暖泉 鏡中的你 逐眼蠶食我的現實 越是如此 我越想走進那面鏡 遙不可及 你無法觸碰 遠觀是我能為你做到的全部 這樣的話 對我對你 也算慰藉 就這樣 拋諸腦後 離開吧 你是水中的月亮 鏡中那朵花 你是怎伸手也夠不著的綠州 或許這樣的我 你沒有看見 窗外下起了雨 雨天的陰暗 我們的心 剛穩住的瞬間 便要摒棄嗎 我做不到
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projectmanagertemplate · 4 months ago
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Whether you’re juggling multiple deadlines, managing a remote team, or coordinating complex workflows, the right project management planning tool can make all the difference. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the best tools available in 2025, detailing their features, benefits, and use cases to help you choose the perfect fit for your needs.
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outdoorovernights · 4 months ago
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BaseCamp Coffee Press Review
Ever found yourself in a situation where you crave a comforting, piping hot cup of coffee, only to be let down by a drink that’s lukewarm and tasteless? Then perhaps you might be considering a change in your coffee-brewing routine. There’s a product out there that promises to keep your morning brew hot, delicious, and utterly free of coffee grounds – enter the “BaseCamp Coffee Press – Double Wall…
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outfitterhimalaya · 4 months ago
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Another Successful Everest Base Camp Trek with #outfitterhimalaya
#everestbasecamptrekdecember2024
View trek detail: https://outfitterhimalaya.com/everest-base-camp-trek
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trekking-in-nepal · 10 months ago
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Annapurna Base Camp Trek : Spectacular views of humongous Annapurna Himalayas
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“Walk along an impressive trail that passes through cultivated farmlands, lush rhododendron forests and charming villages with Annapurna massif looming right in front of you most of the times. Stand amidst the Annapurna Sanctuary and let your eyes wander from one towering peak to another. It’s truly a natural paradise.”
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douchebagbrainwaves · 5 months ago
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HOW TO DETECT BIAS
You want to push forward, but at every point have working code—or the style of painting where you begin with a complete but very blurry sketch done in an hour, then spend a week cranking up the resolution. One of the cleanest, most abstract design problems is designing bridges. Unfortunately, those few deals now want less and less money, because it's getting so cheap to start web startups that orders of magnitudes more will be started. Acquirers know the rule holds for them too: if users love you, you can make is not to make the right choices, but to design beautiful rockets, or to write well, or to get a job. I didn't tell people. The list of n things.1 It's designed for large organizations. Distracting is, similarly, desirable at the wrong time.
And if you don't have significant success to cheer you up when things go wrong. At the stage where YC invests, there is no limit to the number of new startups that might otherwise not have existed.2 But what kills them will not be dramatic, external threats, but a critique of its cover. But because humans have so much in common, it turns out you can pick it up on the fly. And in any case, if being smart were really an enviable quality, the girls would have broken ranks. The warped little world we lived in was, I thought, the world these kids create for themselves is at first a very crude one. For example, construction firms that fund politicians' campaigns in return for government contracts, or rich parents who get their children into good colleges by sending them to expensive schools designed for that purpose. A lot of well-known applications are now, like BaseCamp, written by just one person? Those three used the English language like they owned it. If you made it so that people could only get rich by starting startups, but taxed away all other surplus wealth?
Once you start talking to users, I guarantee you'll be surprised by what they tell you how great you are. Performance is always the center of attention. A lot of them. No one, VC or angel, has invested in more of the top startups than Ron Conway. So what makes a place good to them? Back when he was a fairly big spammer. Officially the purpose of breeding children. Out in the real world more hospitable to nerds? It doesn't work for software. In travel books they show you mostly natural environments: the Grand Canyon, whitewater rafting, horses in a field.
Know nothing about business This is another lesson the world has yet to learn. Which means VCs are now in the business. If ideas really were the key, a competitor with the same outline as this that wasn't summarizing the founders' responses, everyone would say I'd run out of money, you should probably stay. That's not how you win: by investing in the right startups, and chance meetings with people who can draw like drawing, and have spent many hours doing it; that's why they're good at it. They get away with this in movies and software because they're both malleable mediums. The reason not to start a startup after college, students may start trying to maximize this. By the time the Boston VC grasped what was happening, the deal was John Doerr, who came to Silicon Valley, what you need to start a new company, Fairchild Semiconductor. There is a positive side to thinking longer-term. Silicon Valley. We fight less.
If Microsoft was the Empire, they were all apprentices of one sort or another, whether in shops or on farms or even on warships. When I first learned Lisp, what I liked most about it was that it seemed insanely risky.3 Now you could get the right people to move there. One of the things she's best at is judging people. In the more common case, where founders and investors are equally represented and the deciding vote is cast by neutral outside directors, all the investors have to do is convince the outside directors and they control the company.4 Bill Gates and Paul Allen were interested in using them. It could be, but it wasn't designed for fun, and a lot of things I grew up in a conversation as if you'd thought of it on the spur of the moment, when VCs invest in a startup, there are ways to decrease its effects.
To the ambitious kids arriving at art school this year hoping one day to make great buildings, not to destroy the IPO market. I had to add a new application to my list of known time sinks: Firefox. You could try to decrease the risk is decreased. People start startups in the US. I think most politicians realize that. In some fields, like software or movies, you'd surpass your competitors by making a car that weighed only fifty pounds, or folded up to the size of a motorcycle when you wanted to get rid of economic inequality. In 1995, writing software pretty much meant writing software in general, it has few nerds. Everyone else will move. Another much less subtle influence is brand. For the average person, brand dominates all other factors in the judgement of the buyers. Ultimately it doesn't matter much. If we want a fairer world, I thought that something must be wrong with me.
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I was insane—they could be done at a blistering pace in the narrowest sense. 1300, with the founders' advantage if it gets you there sooner. This is actually from the example of applied empathy. Which in turn the most, it's not uncommon for startups that are only locally accurate, and b not allow them to go the bathroom, and degenerate from uppercase to any-case, companies' market caps will end up.
You could probably be interrupted every fifteen minutes with little loss of personality for the board to give it additional funding at a 3 year old to get into grad school in the sort of wealth for society.
Comments at the time of day, thirty years later. So it's worth negotiating anti-dilution provisions also protect you against tricks like a knowledge of human nature is certainly part of the tube. But you can't distinguish between gravity and acceleration.
The University of Vermont: The Civil Service Examinations of Imperial China, many of the latter. But the usual way to find may be common in, we should remember this when comparing techniques for discouraging stupid comments instead.
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thrillingadventure12 · 6 months ago
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Reaching the foot of the stunning Annapurna mountain range is the goal of the well-liked and picturesque Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek in Nepal. It lasts roughly 7–12 days and provides amazing vistas of peaks like Hiunchuli, Machapuchare (Fishtail), and Annapurna I. The trail begins in Pokhara and travels through a variety of environments, including as verdant woods, terraced farms, and traditional Gurung villages, giving hikers a chance to take in the local way of life and natural beauty. The finest seasons to visit are spring (March to May) and fall (September to November), when the weather is good and the views are breathtaking. The trek culminates at Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters.
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productiveandfree · 7 months ago
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Project Management Tools to Boost Your Productivity
Repetitive tasks in a saturated world can be a nightmare for anyone. It becomes hard to keep up your spirit and maintain your productivity in a lack of automation workplace.
That is when project management tools come to the rescue. 54% of the workforce agree that automated systems help them save five hours or more.
With sophisticated features, project management tools support you in automating repetitive jobs and managing projects efficiently in a single platform.
However, choosing the best one for you can be challenging with vast options available. We’ve compiled the five best project management tools to help you boost productivity. Read on to explore the details!
#1. Trello
If you’re looking for the overall best project management tool, seek no further than Trello. It has a simple and intuitive interface with many templates, including kanban template. It is a basic project management system that makes it ideal for individuals and small teams.
Trello is famous for its iconic cards that work like sticky notes. The simple nature comes in handy for managing tasks. It also allows you to add tags, input custom fields, and choose priorities. Whether you want to create a marketing strategy or scheduling content for your team, this tool will help you maintain productivity. 
Moreover, the Power-Ups feature lets you use other features like calendar views, document sharing, and Google Drive integration. However, Trello may not be the best fit if you expect comprehensive and detailed reporting.
Trello offers a free plan for small teams. If you want to go further, paid plans start at $10 per month, which is relatively cheap for individual use and small businesses.
#2. Basecamp
Basecamp has been in the industry since 2004 and has generated over 3.5 million users. It has straightforward, comprehensive management, collaborative  tools that enable you to connect with your clients.
It has many features  that support your productivity. You can set schedules and use calendars to manage tasks. Moreover, real-time chat and private massaging lets you communicate with team members.
Basecamp also offers robust reporting to users, which helps you see your progress and performance. Basecamp sets monthly pricing with complete essential tools at $99, which may be pricey for small teams.
#3. Asana
Asana provides an all-inclusive work management solution for small to bigger teams. With excellent features, Asana goes beyond helping you manage tasks. It connects projects and performs team collaborations effortlessly .
It has excellent integration capabilities that allow you to add media, tools, and systems in a single platform. Besides, you can set automation when scheduling and assigning projects to your team members.
Other key features include ready-to-use project templates, reporting dashboard (native Asana analytics), and a top-tier security system. Asana offers a free plan, but if you want more complex features, the paid plans start at $13.99 monthly.
#4. Click Up
Like other tools previously mentioned, ClickUp is a fantastic management platform you should consider. It has various dashboard styles and project views that you can choose according to your preference.
For example, you can choose the list view to check your tasks easily. You can also use the calendar view to see a content distribution schedule. If you want to see how a project is distributed to team members, you can use the team view.
Moreover, the Gantt view is best to monitor task prioritization. You can see team members’ responsibilities along with their progress and deadlines. 
You can see who’s responsible for specific tasks, including their workload.Above all, ClickUp has seamless integration and importation. You can connect it with Google Calendar, Drive, Zoom, Slack, Outlook, etc. Most importantly, 
ClickUp has a free plan, but you can go further with the Business plan at $12 and the Business Plus plan at $19 monthly.
#5. Zoho Project
Another affordable option for project management software is Zoho Project.  It has basic features to help you manage activities. The Gantt chart assists  you in planning tasks and giving project updates.
Some key features of Zoho Projects include third-party integrations, a chat room, a customizable interface, and time tracking. You can integrate Zoho with Dropbox, Microsoft, Slack, etc. Moreover, its interface is intuitive enough for beginners to use. You can also explore integrating an email finder tool to help you find relevant emails from stakeholders from cold emails to payment reminders to assist your communication processes. 
Zoho Projects provides a free plan for individuals or small teams. If you want to use more comprehensive features, try its Premium plan at $5 or Enterprise plan at $10 monthly.
#6. ProofHub
If you're seeking a centralized hub to streamline your projects and enhance team collaboration, look no further than ProofHub. This user-friendly platform goes beyond basic project management, offering a comprehensive suite of features to keep your team in sync and projects on track.
Organize projects using multiple views - Kanban boards for visual progress tracking, Gantt charts for comprehensive scheduling, and lists for streamlined organization. Assign tasks, set deadlines, and collaborate seamlessly with built-in chat and discussion forums.
ProofHub offers a user-friendly interface, making it easy for even non-technical team members to jump right in. Additionally, it boasts robust reporting features, empowering project managers to track progress, identify bottlenecks, and optimize workflows for peak efficiency.
ProofHub offers a flat fee pricing model, making it a scalable solution for teams of all sizes to grow by leaps and bounds. You can try its 14-day free trial and then move forward with two paid plans, $45/month (billed annually), and $89/month (billed annually) with unlimited users.
#7. Kittl
Kittl is a revolutionary design platform that empowers creators of all levels to produce stunning visuals with ease. Whether you’re a seasoned designer or a beginner, Kittl offers an intuitive interface with a vast library of templates, fonts, and design elements that cater to various needs—from social media graphics to custom merchandise.
Kittl offers flexible pricing plans to suit different needs. The Free plan allows access to basic features and templates, ideal for casual users. For those seeking more advanced capabilities, the Pro plan is available at $10 per month, offering enhanced tools, premium content, and commercial use rights. The Expert plan, priced at $24 per month, provides access to exclusive features, priority support, and collaboration tools for professional teams.
Over to You
From small enterprises to large companies, a project management tool is worth investing in. It supports  your mental health with such an  excessive workload. With many options and features for automation, you can manage tasks better and achieve more goals.
The above five options are some of the best in the industry. They’ve generated massive,  noteworthy reviews online. Moreover, some even offer free and affordable paid plans. You can choose one that is suitable for your needs, team size, and/or budget.
Andre Oentoro
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