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[alpha-beta-gamer]

Crow Country is a semi-isometric survival horror game set in a theme park filled with jittery abominations.

Out Now on Xbox, PS5 & Steam

Gameplay Video:

[sirartwork]

Have it your way at Burger King ® , where your stupid asshole gets fucked six ways from Sunday!

[loish]

Curious about my 50+ tutorials, monthly drawing challenges, Q&A sessions and more? I'm offering new members 30% off on my Flame tier for the first month, so now's a better time than ever to take a look✨ This lasts until December 2nd, so don't wait too long. Sign up on my Patreon page!

[peacemaker-ic]

I can definitely see why I have already got a request to addon to this kit. It really is lovely, but could be better if it took into account medium wall heights at a minimum. A sage green swatch would have been great as well. Still loving this dark green.

[cat-cosplay]

Who's ready to fight some Primordians? 👾 Big thanks to League Of Legends for sponsoring our Yasuo

and Yuumi Swarm | Operation: Anima Squad builds! #Sponsored

[mysimsloveaffair]

Surprise, surprise! Another day...another giveaway, and I'm super excited about this one! 🎊🎉🎈

Thanks to the EA Creator Network for the extra PC game code to give to one lucky follower! 

To Enter:

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Ends:  Friday, November 1, 2024, 10pm CST (winner will be notified via Tumblr messages)

Thanks, and good luck! 🤗

[miscellaneousmao]

Who's that Pokémon flying through the skies? Iiit's...shiny Rayquaza, ready to challenge trainers in Tera Raids from Dec 20-Jan 5 🖤✨ So cool to have been sponsored by Pokémon to make this legendary cake!

Watch my reel on Instagram for more and show it some love if you like it ✨ And check out the link on my profile for more info about the current in-game events in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet ❤️💜

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[liberaljane]

Reproductive labor is work -- typically designated to women -- that is required to sustain human life. It's unpaid, and is often invisible or unnoticed.

This includes tasks like cooking, cleaning, caring for children and more necessary to raise future generations. It's time to bring visibility to this labor, and acknowledge it for what it is: work. Far too many women and fems take on the bulk of household and domestic tasks in addition to having full time jobs -- also known as the 'second shift.' It's time to end gender inequality at home.

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[crippled-peeper]

this ad I just got on here is absolutely dog nuts insane

[guysshowingofftheirmuscles]

[nanowrimo]

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Today, we’re going to share the three easy steps proven by science to help you reach your writing goals!

1) Set A Goal & Write It Down

The psychology of goal setting is pretty clear. It’s what NaNoWriMo is all about, right? Research has proven that people who set goals experience higher motivation and are more likely to feel accomplished.

However, the type of goal you set makes a big difference to your efforts. Make sure that your goals are (a) clear and specific, (b) realistic, and (c) measurable.

Being clear about your goal will help you hone in on what you’re trying to achieve and ignore distractions. Make sure to write it down, as well. Research by psychologist Gail Matthews has revealed that people who write down goals are 33% more successful than those who simply set a goal in their head.

Next, be realistic. This means being honest with yourself about what you can and can’t achieve based on your other life obligations. Setting goals that you can’t achieve will only lead to frustration and, ultimately, a lack of motivation.

And last, make sure each goal is measurable. “Write 1,000 words each day” is much easier to measure than “Finish this book.” Because we all know it’s difficult to measure a book being “done”!

Breaking these goals down into smaller, simpler steps will help, too. If your goal is to write 20,000 words during Camp NaNo, break that down into 5,000 words a week, and then figure out how many words you’ll have to write each day to reach those smaller goals.

2) Practice Freewriting

Freewriting is thinking. It’s as simple — and as difficult — as that.

While every writer is unique, and there is no one way to be a writer, there are similarities we all share as humans — especially humans in the modern world — that create common obstacles to doing the things we love — like reading, writing, and yes, thinking. There are the obvious external obstacles: social media, email, the internet. But there are sneaky internal obstacles, too — the main culprit being the inner critic.

As humans, we are judgmental. It’s in our DNA. Our brains are constantly assessing situations, imagining outcomes, and making decisions. It’s part of survival at a very basic level. However, that means that when we do anything, including writing, we tend to automatically assess our actions — judging our own words, tweaking and editing them as we go along. That constant evaluation not only hinders progress, it can also stop us from ever getting started. And if we do manage to sit down to write, that inner critic creates an unconscious anxiety that prevents us from experimenting and writing down our most innovative and creative — and weird! — ideas.

We’ve all heard the advice to “write now, edit later.” Or perhaps you’ve heard writers reference “the sloppy/crappy/messy first draft.” Those are just fun ways of referencing the writing method in which you separate the drafting process from the editing process. Or, what we call freewriting.

Many people haven’t written this freely since childhood, but there’s a reason this method is taught in MFA programs. Getting your thoughts down first and revising later increases productivity and yields better, more creative work because it allows you to give your brain fully to each task. It means that when you’re drafting, you’re drafting, and when you’re editing, you’re editing. There’s no context-switching or multitasking.

So, what if you gave yourself permission to write badly at first? And we don’t just mean cheesy or with glaring plot holes — we mean typos, missing words, character names replaced by big Xs because you couldn’t remember them in the moment.

The next time you draft, we challenge you to give it a try. Just let yourself go and give your thoughts and feelings over to the act of creating. Because that’s when the magic happens. 

3) Track Your Stats

OK, you’ve set measurable goals, and you’ve started drafting. What’s next?

Track your efforts!

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[apas-95]

just spent #money

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[musicalislife]

Nace’s bass is the passenger princess.

📸Jan’s ig story 2024.04.09.

[spooky1980]

Never wanted to be a shaker bottle more in my life 🤣

Credit @huel on Instagram

[peacemaker-ic]

Loving the new Riviera Retreat kit as well. The waterfall rocks are going to get a lot of use. Really appreciate the airy design of the pieces as well.