#classic low Se moment

[oiblackestsheep]

ENFJ: *walks into closed screen door* who put this here??

INTP: Uh, I did. So the bugs don’t get in

ENFJ: Well now I’m not gettin’ in either!

[ram-bam-writes]

The Highlight and The Shadow pt. 1 [Graves x NB Reader]

A/N: This is for the Graves Series I've started working on. Pt.1 is the background, the rest will be more 'interactive', per se. No real posting schedule, just whenever I feel like it. So feel free to ask to be tagged! Dm, request box, or comment/tag will work :>

Summary: Phillip Graves is a lonely man. He had no intention to be. So when his Chief Finance Officer gives him a golden nugget, he runs with the plan. Too excited to question CFO Henley, Phillip rents out part of his house to a snake and music loving college kid. What could happen?

CW: Graves being a desperate baby and Henley (oc, not reader) being a sneaky bastard, no beta we die like soap. [CW's will change as each part is uploaded]

Word Count: 1256 words

[Pt.1] [Pt.2] [Pt.3]

Phillip Graves is a man of many things. He’s a hard worker, he’s a protective boss, and he’s a relaxed soul. He cares deeply for his Shadows and he does everything in his power to keep them safe. He works hard to get after what he wants and never lets things deter him — that’s how he started the PMC in the first place. 

One thing Phillip Graves is not, however, is a family man. 

It wasn’t always like this. He’d had the classic American dream of a partner and a few little Graves running around, maybe a kitten and a puppy to consistently separate. But with his love for his job and his soldiers, it just… didn’t work out.

He’s 41 now, and he can’t imagine putting the stress of a family on top of his work, let alone any potential lovers. He’s tried dating apps, looking for people who have children that lack the other parent. But he couldn’t do that to them. He can’t. At any given moment, he might drop from a bullet to the head.

But he isn’t fond of coming home to an empty house.

Sure, it’s grand. He makes a lot of money from Shadow Co., how could he not invest in a beautiful house? Especially when he can house a few of his Shadows who might be a little more anxious or jittery than normal. But they aren’t consistent. Sometimes it’ll be weeks before he’s coaxed a Shadow through his doors. He doesn’t mean to pressure them. He’s just… lonely. 

One of his Chiefs, specifically his Financial Officer, had figured this little quirk of his out. He decided to drop the restless CEO a little tip.

“Y’know, Graves…” Henley started, eyes glancing over at the CEO with an amused expression. “You could always rent out part of your house.”

Graves stared at his Chief of Finances for a moment, eyes glazing over as he blinks. Then, those bright blue eyes narrowed, and he gave a low look at the man typing away at his computer. 

“Now son, what the hell does that—“

He doesn’t get a chance to finish. “Miller said you practically threw him into one of the guest rooms last time he so much as exhaled.”

Graves’ jaw would tense, and he’d work his tongue in his mouth. Is he really being that obvious?

“And… theoretically… how would… how would one do that…?” 

The conversation lasted almost two full hours, with Graves’ excitement filling up more and more. He can house a person or two, make Shadow Co. a bit more cash, and be less restless at home. 

The next few days, however, would be spent with Henley desperately trying to ease the Commander’s nerves. No one has applied for the house despite its beauty, and Graves was getting far too anxious. 

He paces around the room, eyes flicking left and right, up and down.

“Hen, what if no one— what if no one takes it? What if I get a tenant that’s just… ungodly annoying?” Graves’ mind was spinning a hundred miles a minute, and Henley was starting to get just as desperate as the commander.

Mostly because he’d like to go back to his job as the Finance Officer. But also to get his Commander to shut the fuck up and be less pushy when the others so much as shiver after a mission. 

“Sir.” Henley’s voice is filled with a comforting kind of exasperation, a lazy grin on his face. “Give it time. I’m sure by tomorrow night, someone will apply. And I’m sure they’ll be just what you need.”

Graves wants to argue, he does. But there’s a look in Henly’s eyes that tells him everything will be okay. It’s the same look that he got from the man last time they needed to scrape up the money for a new Blackhawk. Somehow the man had found enough money to pay for two, and Graves was too scared to ask where he got it from. 

Henley had always been a mystery to him, but he trusted the man with his life. So he takes a breath and nods, giving himself room to slow his mind down.

“Alright… If y’say so…”

——

Ping.

Graves nearly shot out of his chair when not even an hour later, a message had pulled through.

Is this still out for rent…?

Graves couldn’t breathe when he read the message, eyes sparkling perhaps a little too bright.

And, is it pet friendly?

His thumbs worked quickly on the screen, so fast he hit send but nothing went through. He grit his teeth, quickly ripping off his tactical gloves before trying again.

Yes! And, yes, as long as it doesn’t make much of a mess. :)

He exhales slowly, eyes burning into the screen of his phone. He watches the bubbles as the potential tenant — from the looks of the profile a younger individual — continues to text.

And… how are you with snakes…?

The Commander freezes. Snakes? Snakes. Snakes? But he wants this tenant. He wants anyone, damnit.

Is it going to poison me in my sleep?

The teasing route, he decides, is the best way to approach this. He doesn’t want to scare the tenant away.

No.

He sighs in relief.

But it is venomous :> And likes to chew

The Commander wants to be irritated, but he beams something bright. 

Name, species, and a photo. I want to know my hitman.

——

He soon discovers that there is three of them. Two hognose snakes and one corn snake. One arctic morph, one lavender morph, and one opal morph. In that order, he learns their names are Fehttuchini (or Fetta), Tulip, and Tequila (or Tiki), and all three are sweet and loving boys who love to snuggle. 

He also learns that his potential tenant is an artist on the side, being both part-time in college and part-time in work. They’ve promised to not bring trouble, expressing that they have a few close friends that are mostly relaxed. He made them promise to just alert him when people will be over, as well as to not throw any parties. Graves also explained his role in the military, albeit ambiguously for OPSEC purposes. 

Henley took over the paperwork for Graves, stating that the Commander had enough paperwork already from Shadow Co. Graves was too excited to really care who did the paperwork, he’s just excited to have a tenant. 

And within three weeks, he’s got three snakes he’s already decided are his, too, now, and a relatively tame tenant that switches consistently from being shy to bold. And within two months, he’s already got their schedule down, habitually takes care of the snakes, and knows every little quirk to know about his tenant. Even down to being capable of knowing when they needed a home cooked southern meal or a bath and tea when right when they get home.

So sue his lonely ass if he starts to daydream about his tenant at work. And sue Henley for keeping an entertained eye on his boss, a devious little glimmer in his eyes as he listens to his Commander ramble and gush about the sweet tenant.

After all, the CFO was a sneaky little bastard that knew what his Commander needed. And that’s a sweet tenant with a burning temper and three little snakes that just so happen to have the last name of Henley. But Graves doesn’t need to know. Not yet. Not when he’s too excited to check the paperwork. That’s what Henley’s for, right? 

[defire]

Back to the Dregs Part 9

Part 1 Next

Content: forced to watch, ptsd triggered, manhandling, humiliation, suicidal ideation, mild gaslighting, memories of child abuse

It was Morgan. His mouth opened slightly as he looked at Michael's wincing, bruised face close up, glancing at the bruises on his chest and arms momentarily.

"Michael..." He said.

Michael was still out of breath from repressing groans of pain and hyperventilating.

He focused his gaze on Morgan.

Michael had thought Morgan had peaked and failed in the looks department, but at twenty-five, Morgan looked sharper, tougher, and stronger than ever. Looking at him for the first time in four years, Michael now remembered just how much he hated him.

He watched Morgan's typically-unreadable face. He was mouthing something. Michael couldn't read it. "Sorry"? That couldn't be it. All he could se when he looked at Morgan was the memory of the hard grip on his arm and throat, holding him to the floor as Mr. Huer burnt the soles of his feet with a poker.

He'd screamed at Morgan to let him up, but no, Morgan was a good boy for his daddy. Michael found a snarl spreading over his face.

"Morgan..." He growled.

"Hey, ashtray." Morgan's frown became a sneer.

Michael's heart thudded and he jerked forward at the laptop, screaming, "I'll kill you, Morgan! I will crawl out of this hole and kill you! I will kill you for what you did to me!"

Morgan's sneer faltered slightly.

Then he swallowed, smiled again, and said one of his classic asshole-Morgan lines.

"Will you, though?" And cut off the damn call.

Michael sat back, dazed, half numb from hyperventilating. Pulses of pain still stabbed up at every little gasp in, and his arms burned at every single mark.

They covered both arms like hives.

People were around him again. He was scared, but so out of it that his body wasn't responding. Someone touched the wound on his leg and he was back with a wince.

He jerked his head around to see Jordie and Chris. Chris was standing, so Jordie had poked him.

"What was that, Michael?" Pete said sternly. "Do you not want to be rescued?"

Michael didn't answer.

"Also," Jordie grabbed him by the hair on the top of his scalp and yanked his head back so he was looking at Pete. "Son of a bitch gave away our location."

Michael glared at Pete.

"So are you going to kill me now?" He tried to look brave, but he swallowed.

"I wouldn't have to kill you if you didn't blow your chances with Morgan Huer."

Michael gritted his teeth. He was still fuming. Ashtray. Of all things. Nothing could be a more concrete way of saying "I did nothing wrong, and you are worthless."

"Cooperate, Michael." Pete said. "And we won't have to kill you yet."

Jordie let go of his hair.

Michael forced himself to focus outside of his own mental mess. Pete was scowling at him, but the others were looking at each other, meaning they weren't surprised by Pete's declaration. They believed they still needed him.

"Alright, then can I... please... have some painkiller or something." Michael said in a low tone. "My leg is killing me, man."

"I wouldn't have had to shoot you if you didn't try to run." Pete said. "So no. No painkillers."

Michael ground his teeth, biting back angry retorts. His skin burned harder, hotter. It felt like being punished, and his arms testified against him.

Shame. It made him want to kill himself. It was crushing. And it emanated from the burns on his arms. He didn't even feel worthy to speak. All he wanted was his fucking shirt.

And it was shredded.

Chris did most of the work getting Michael back to bed, Jordie taking the other side.

He didn't hurt Michael on the way back. He seemed to have forgotten his grudge for the moment. As the ypulled him to the bed, Michael struggled, trying to lay on his back.

"Face-down, Michael, come on," Chris urged. "I still have to tend to your wound."

"Don't fucking touch me." Michael said raggedly.

"Don't put your hands on me."

"Don't be an idiot." Jordie shoved him, forcing him down.

Michael landed chest-first on the solid mattress with a grunt.

"Michael, it'll be easier for you if you just let me treat you." Chris said.

"Ugh, don't threaten me," Michael moaned. "Just let me die. If it's all the same."

He heard the two of them whispering and then Jordie left. His spine prickled with anxiety. Then the door closed, leaving Michael alone with Chris.

Michael braced himself, fingers clawing into palms at his back. It's always the soft ones that do it. The soft ones are the real predators.

"Look, whatever you're goign to do to me, I-I'm not interested," He tried not to sound like he was begging. "Just..." He took a breath, as another shudder of pain went up his body.

"I'm not gonna do anything to you." Chris said. "Sorry for freaking out back there. I thought you had something in your sleeves."

Michael didn't answer.

"Here, I know it's hot, but..." Chris picked up the blanket from the ground. "Want this? I can cover you up."

"I can do my leg." Michael ground out, trying to ignore the kind offering. "Just free my hands. I'm going to get nerve damage if you keep doing this to me."

"I can't let you do your own leg." Chris said.

"You afraid I'm going to kill you the moment I get my hands free?"

"I can't, alright?" Chris huffed. "Now it's me or nothing, alright? Please just calm down for a minute."

Michael crushed down the nausea, the rage, the pain, and finally the fear, till all he was left with was the gaping hole of shame that he was.

"You care?" He rasped.

"Yeah, unfortunately."

"Then, can I have a shirt?" Michael's voice broke on the last word, a sob racking his aching body.

"...Yeah, I'll find you one."

"With long sleeves."

"Sure." Chris said. "You, uh... You wanna talk about it?"

"No."

Chris sighed.

"Okay fine. And... uh..." He was digging around in his pockets, voice lowering to a whisper. "Can you... swallow without water?"

"What the fuck is that supposed to mean?"

Chris's heavy fingers crossed Michael's vision as he set something down in front of his face.

"It's, uh... Codeine."

"I thought... Pete said..." Michael looked at him out of the corner of his vision.

Chris sent him an anxious smile.

"Please... don't let on."

"Oh. Got it." Michael said.

"I'll be right back, okay? Don't move."

As if I could, Michael thought, planting his mouth over the pill in the bed and doing his best to swallow it.

Chris had come back with a hoodie and t-shirt, which he set beside the bed as he went to work on the entry wound in Michael's calf.

"It's okay," Chris said again.

"It's really not," Michael muttered.

"Okay, you can roll over." Chris said.

Squishing onto his hands was going to make those bruises so much worse.

"Chris, give me a break, I'm not going to hurt you... I'm not stupid enough to try to run." Michael gritted his teeth, hating that he was begging again. "Just cut loose my hands, man."

Chris sighed.

"If you do run, they'll kill you. You know that, right?"

Michael groaned.

"I'm not that stupid. Just cut the zip tie, man."

He pressed his face into the mattress as the sound of a pocket knife clicking open sent another jolt of panic through his brain, making the back of his neck itch nad sting again like that day in the phone booth. The zip tie pressed in against his bruised wrists, hard, then popped open with a jolt that made him hiss in mixed pain and relief.

He rolled over heavily, gently massaging around the bruises that were only going to get worse when they put the manacle back on.

Michael pulled on the clothes Chris had brought as Chris watched anxiously. The moment he did, he felt a sense of relief wash over him. His arms were covered.

The stitches hardly hurt at all as Chris closed the exit wound. But his leg kept twitching all the way up his thigh.

"See, there, it's not so bad," Chris was saying.

"I knew a lady that used to say that all the time," Michael said.

"Yeah?" Chris hummed.

"Yeah. My first foster mom." Michael said. "Her husband would come home from work, he had these fits, you know? Sometimes he was in a mood. He'd shove the closest thing across the room and stomp away, leaving her to pick up the pieces."

Chris threw him a frown, but didn't reply, though he seemed a bit more hurried.

"She'd make a show of dusting off the kid and standing them up. Then she'd say 'that wasn't so bad, was it?'" Michael glanced at Chris, then back at the ceiling. "Everybody, me included, wished she would've just left him."

Chris cleared his throat.

"Well, there you are." He patted the wound mindlessly, though Michael didn't feel it too much. "All good."

He walked up closer to Michael's head, hesitated, then asked,

"What was that on your neck? Was that a surgical scar?"

Michael swallowed, then got up on his elbows with a grunt.

"I noticed you didn't mention it to the others."

"No," Chris didn't look at him.

"Thank you." Michael said. "It's just another bad memory."

"It felt like letters." Chris said.

They were.

[Fyi this story is going to gradually get more intense, as you do, but the tags may not reflect that since they're so generalized. I'll do my best to tag it but yeah, it's going to get more and more intejse.]

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[cipheramnesia]

Hiii beautiful Cipher!

Recently we were able to watch Nope and absolutely loved it!! Her at home we have a couple of roommates who are not really into horror but Nope worked for them as it is a horror that feels like a western/sci-fi.

So we come to you asking for recommendations on horror movies that work that way.

Nope is kind of a tough act to follow, because it's one of those movies that hits on all levels - story, subtext, character, plot, cinematography. You name it, and Nope knocked it out of the park. So, tempered expectations, there's nothing else which will hit quite the same, I think.

Two movies I think are quite good and complimentary are Prey and Tremors. Tremors in particular comes pretty close to the same scifi western monster movie vibe of Nope, including a pretty similar pace and similar plot beats. While it doesn't quite aim as high as Nope, it's a classic of the horror genre for a good reason, and a whole lot of fun. It leans more into humor, although it's firmly a horror movie. If you or your friends somehow never heard of it, and you don't have "hard out" triggers, my advice is go in fully blind because much like Nope it has a lot of enjoyable twists. Some triggers I'd add would be animal death (sheep), fear of heights, child in danger, and obviously fear of earthquakes or similar.

Prey was all over Tumblr so I don't think I need to add a whole lot. It's one of the movies in the Predator series, and easily one of the best. The original Predator could also work to compliment Nope, but I think Prey fits it better. Watch it in the Comanche dub obviously. It's more of a departure from being directly a Western movie but syncs up enough to fit the vibe and it's likely to find a similar positive reception with anyone who enjoyed Nope thanks to the way it balances character, story, and action while using a deft but light touch with the horror element. This is one that's not really much for twists and turns so ahead and go nuts at doesthedogdie.com if you wanna.

A few others that mash-up horror, science fiction, and western movie tropes or themes, but which don't compliment Nope as well, are Pitch Black, Turbo Kid, and Prisoners Of The Ghostland. Pitch Black is from back in Vin Diesel's early days, and feels like something right in between Aliens and Firefly. It's a low stakes, mid-budget monster movie that doesn't reinvent anything but makes for a fun ride. Turbo Kid is a retro 80s movie more than western per se, which imho leans too hard on the style and not enough on the characters, but it's full of weird mechanical devices and showdowns and standoffs. Prisoners of the Ghostland is something fully different than Nope, but it mashes up the western and samurai genres along with post apocalypse themes and an overall dreamy surrealism that puts it more in line with Mad God. But it sure is scifi western horror, kind of. Content warning: Nicholas Cage.

If we get a little further outside the western area, there's definitely some other films that are a good follow up for Nope. Immediately to mind is the spectacular scifi horror movie Attack the Block. It's another great movie to in blind on if you can, not so much for specific plot twists, as purely the story unfolding is so good and so fun that getting to enjoy it unspoiled is deeply satisfying. It's a fantastic bit of humans versus aliens that illustrates how to masterfully take a very conventional story and tell it in a way so unique that it feels new each time you watch it.

Related and tangential to the western movie is the apocalypse road trip movie, aka the Mad Max genre. One of my favorites is the little seen 80s movie but released in the 90s Highway To Hell. It's a curious bit of film with some bits that aged poorly, but for the most part it's surprisingly smart and chock full of iconic moments, including racing the devil for a soul. More recently I would suggest the Wyrmwood movies (Road of the Dead and Apocalypse), as absolutely balls out zombie movies like nothing you've seen, unless you like Z Nation, but even then they're still unique. In particular Wyrmwood Apocalypse has some of the western movie vibes, but it's uniquely bizarre in execution.

Lastly I wanna give a shout-out to Red Hill, which is not science fiction or horror, but is a banger of a modern day western movie, particularly with how it tricks the viewer into the idea that it's heading one way and then, well... something quite a bit else.

[jacquelinemerritt]

Queer Media Review: But I’m A Cheerleader (1999)

Originally posted September 16th, 2016

A tonally mismatched, endearing cult classic.

This review is part of a weekly series of pieces on queer and trans media. See them all here!

Jamie Babbit’s1 first feature film, But I’m A Cheerleader, has, in the years following its release, become something of a classic piece of queer representative media. It frequently tops recommendation lists of films about queer people that don’t end in tragedy (lists that are far shorter than they have any right to be), and it is a film I have heard described as “quintessentially lesbian.”

This film’s status as an iconic lesbian film baffles me. Cheerleader is not a bad film, per se, but it is, in almost every way possible, a sleazy teen comedy that attempts to mine humor out of an incredibly traumatic and horrifying scenario (namely, being sent off to a gay conversion camp). That designation isn’t inherently negative; the same can be said of the original American Pie and John Tucker Must Die, and both of those films are entertaining because they revel in just how sleazy they can be. If But I’m A Cheerleader had committed to reveling in the sleaziness of turning the trauma of conversion therapy in a light comedy, then it might have succeeded on those (less than savory terms.

But Cheerleader is caught in between two worlds. At its core, it’s a film that wants to be a down to earth romance about good people finding love in a dark situation, but that core is constantly at odds with the low-brow humor and unintelligent satire that fills nearly every scene. It never attempts to examine the absurdity inherent to its scenario, and the only clear statement it makes about conversion therapy is that it’s ineffective, which is as obvious a statement on the matter as a film could make. The film also has a wildly inconsistent visual language2, frequently switching between bland stationary shots and handheld tracking shots for no apparent reason, only to return to its bland cinematography a moment later.

And yet, despite all of those flaws, I still rather enjoyed watching Cheerleader. Even with all the poorly designed sleaze surrounding it, the emotional core of Cheerleader is damn compelling, presenting us with a slowly budding romance between two highly likable characters.

That solid emotional core is established early-on through Megan (Natasha Lyonne, of Orange is the New Black fame), a very sympathetic protagonist who is confused about her own sexuality. She frequently fantasizes about her fellow cheerleaders while making out with her boyfriend, and she has a picture of a bikini clad woman in her locker, contrasted with her friend whose locker is adorned with a male model. When she’s ambushed by her friends and parents (in one of the few good uses of visual storytelling, I might add), she’s completely blindsided by them, and she quickly submits to their demands that she attend conversion therapy, despite her beliefs that none of the “evidence” presented was abnormal or confirmed her supposed “homosexuality.”

Megan’s cluelessness and empathy make her romance with Graham (Clea DuVall), another attendee at the conversion therapy camp, all the more believable, as their coupling is treated as a subtle slow, burn. We see them holding hands and touching each other, carefully avoiding the watchful gaze of Mary Brown (Cathy Moriarty), the camp’s strict headmistress. There’s a clear understanding of the danger of their budding relationship in the film, as when Graham deflects suspicion off of their rebellion by claiming to have a crush on Joel (Joel Michaely), a gay Jewish man also attending the camp, Megan is never shown to be jealous of the affection he’s receiving (she even takes a chance to stare flirtatiously at Graham while she’s holding hands with Joel).

The film also does challenge one idea, and that’s the idea that gender expression and fulfillment of gender roles are connected to or determinate of sexuality, though it does so with mixed results. Early on, there’s a scene where the characters must all think about and confess what the “root” of their homosexuality is, and one of the men at the camp claims that his mother allowing him to wear her pumps was the single experience in his life that led to his same-gender attraction. The film wants to paint this as the ridiculous connection that it is, but its strength is lost because so many of the film’s jokes rely on the association between gay men and femininity.3

The film is more successful in challenging stereotypes about sexuality and gender when the masculine presenting Jan (Katrina Phillips) storms out of a group therapy session, upset that her love of softball and unconventional looks have led to her attending the camp despite the fact that she has always been fully and exclusively attracted to men. Her rejection of the camp’s attempt to foist femininity onto her rings true thanks to Phillips’ compelling performance and the film’s lack of insistence that masculinity in women is in any way indicative of same-gender attraction (an acknowledgement that is present in the film’s title).

The ending of the film, despite being rather annoyingly cutesy, is fairly compelling as well, setting up a scenario in which one of the members of the lead couple is about to “graduate” from the camp, and the other must fulfill a wish the graduating partner made in order to convince her to run away with her. It’s an incredibly sweet gesture, and their relationship is given a satisfying conclusion, capping off the film with passionate kisses and annoyingly chipper music. That this scene works despite its presentation is a testament to Babbit’s strength as a director (of actors) and Natasha Lyonne’s strength as an actress, as the two of them sell the emotion of the scene that would otherwise be drowned out by a bad pop musical score.

Such a tonally conflicted, endearing scene is arguably the perfect ending to this film.

Rating: 3.5/5

But I’m A Cheerleader can be rented and purchased on iTunes or streamed via Xfinity.

Critical Eye Criticism is the work of Jacqueline Merritt, a trans woman, filmmaker, and critic. You can support her continued film criticism addiction on Patreon.

1While Babbit hasn’t directed many features of significant acclaim since But I’m A Cheerleader, she has gone on to become a rather prolific TV comedy director, specializing in smaller, character-driven comedies such as Gilmore Girls (for which she directed eighteen episodes), Malcolm in the Middle, and more recently working on hit comedies like Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Silicon Valley (she even directed one of the best episodes of Supergirl’s first season!) All of this to say, she’s got a rather impressive body of work behind her, and it would not be surprising if her name were to show up on a highly successful feature comedy sometime in the near future.

2Bonus points if you caught the reference.

3These jokes are made in spite of the film’s inclusion of Dolph (Dante Basco), a varsity wrestler whose masculinity is never in question, and Larry (Richard Moll), an “ex-ex-gay” who looks like a lumberjack right down to the flannel.

[dragonsongmakhali]

10 fandoms, 10 characters, 10 tags:

Basic rules: choose 10 fandoms that you are part of/support, and choose a favorite character from each of those. Then, tag ten folks!

Tagged by: @jigschosai @sealrock @reikatsukihana and @sasslett! Thank y'all :'D

This is not ordered by how much I'm into them, they're just in whatever order came to mind :) I will caution that I don't tend to choose favorite characters, I'm more of an OC maker. Feeling chatty, so I'm putting the actual list under a cut. You're welcome.

1. FFXIV : Pretty self-explanatory for the xiv sideblog. Since I'm not as in to the MSQ, I don't think I actually have a favorite character (which I know is illegal, I'm sorry :<). I really love seeing what the community does with the characters, though!

2. Halo : The storyline went to hell long ago, but I do still adore the original trilogy and constantly mine it for gpose captions. It was basically what I lived off of in high school. If I had a tumblr back then, I'd have been insufferable. Favorite character is easily Rtas 'Vadum.

3. WoW : Kind of. Asterisk. I really only know Classic, and even then, I'm way more Horde than I am Alliance. I have approximate knowledge of many things. No favorite there either - I'm all about the world and making OCs. We have two concurrent WoW tabletop games running at the moment, so this is where most of my headspace is. Their shared timeline is different from the canon, so I'm not really in the fandom per se.

4. Mass Effect : Alien dating sim, my beloved. I even enjoyed Andromeda (jump jets implemented perfectly, fun combat, the Jardaan reminded me of Forerunners). If you ask me to choose a favorite, I'll cry. How is a mother supposed to choose between her two sons (Legion and Grunt)? Drack also gets an honorary mention for his 100s of low res pictures of guns email.

5. Elder Scrolls : Mostly Skyrim, some Oblivion. I know, I'm one of those fans. Anyway, I've probably played over 1k hours of Skyrim by this point and yet. And yet! I don't have a favorite. The entirety of the Companions? I just wish that the faction questlines in Skyrim weren't "you killed 3 wolves and have been here a week. You lead us all now", but it does give me good scaffolding which. As an OC fiend. Grabby hands.

6. The World Ends With You : This game made me good at calculus in high school. My favorite character from here is Sho Minamimoto, and I was a completely normal teenager who dealt with that by doing calculus problems for fun. Turns out, the trick to get good at math is repetition.

7. Pokémon : Probably my earliest fandom. Still play the games now and again, just got Legends Arceus (super late, I know), and that's been a lot of fun. My favorite character from the franchise is Sinnoh's Rock type leader, Roark. I had a long-running sideblog dedicated to the Sinnoh region because gen IV is my favorite in general! It's inactive at the moment.

8. Guild Wars : 2, to be more precise. I started playing about a month after release, and since it's f2p, I still drop in from time to time. Like every MMO, I have no favorites. I really love playing Sylvari, though! (The glow!! The nightmare!! The [[Heart of Thorns spoiler!!]] They're just so neat)

9. Star Trek : we're now getting into "shows I watched and didn't hate" because I'm definitely not in the 'fandom' for Trek. We've been going through the old series as a way to wind down before bed, starting with TNG. We're on Enterprise now, and I'm sad that it got canceled. Still will probably have a better ending than Voyager. I don't have a favorite, but I can tell you that the writers' collective favorite must be either Seven of Nine or Data.

10. Uh. Various anime? I can't say I've recently loved any particular series to the point of fandom, but as a whole, I've been a weeb since I was in middle school. "Recent" series that I've enjoyed have included Mob Psycho and Love is War. Coincidentally, they both saved the most banger opening for their third season.

We had to stretch a little bit, but we made it to ten! Proud of this community (this community is my brain desperately trying to remember 10 things I like)

Have no idea who's been tagged in this, so if you've done this, please ignore! Or reblog it again!

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13 and 20 :3

13: worst blorboficiation

I don't know honestly, maybe Clover tbh? I see why he's so popular sometimes but at the same time, he has so little canon content. He's not even featured as much or more than like, Eggs and Biscuits. TIDOMS gives him a little more, but I just don't think he's drastically more interesting than the rest of the felt or even most of the Felt. He's just one of the guys I like and I don't like him any more than I do most of the Felt. I also think that is at the expense of more interesting characters that get comparatively ignored. I want to talk about Stitch or Quarters or Matchsticks, their powers are more interesting!

20: part of canon you found tedious or boring

I don't even think this is an unpopular opinion per se, but I think the parts where Slick has Die's doll are relatively of low consequence and tedious. It's classic bullshit, it's fine, and it isn't overly long, but I prefer how time travel was handled in TIDOMS a LOT more, it's more interesting by a long shot! And I imagine that kind of experience isn't unusual for any of the Felt, let alone Crowbar, so the total mundanity of Crowbar running into himself really makes me smile. I like a lot of the rest of the more tedious bits because they make me smile and give me fun character moments, like Deuce and Doze, but the kind of boring way Slick pops places and shoots people is meh. The Die takedown and his thoughts about Snowman are the exemptions

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Fall 2022 Anime Reviews/Ratings

Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War It's been a good while since I've enjoyed and anime this much. Bleach was one of if not, the first anime I ever watched and I could not be more stoked to have been able to watch its continuation now, 10 years later. This was actually a bit of a surprise. The first half honestly felt like an artists serious depiction of a historical drama and the music absolutely set the tone throughout the whole half. The themes were on point, the art style was out of this world and it definitely hit hard. The second half has was much more classic bleach and easily brought up the mood but also had a solid balance of important story arcs that really filled in some pieces of the world that I didn't know I needed. I loved every second of this season and this is the kind of quality this show deserves. 10/10 - Masterpiece

Chainsaw-man This was a manga that I personally didn't enjoy, just wasn't for me, but damn the anime is solid. While I still didn't feel too attached to the characters, I thoroughly enjoyed the way they did the story. The animations were god honest next level. I can't imagine anything past the quality we have in this series and man I wish MAPPA applied this much tlc to other series like JJK. (Maybe season 2 🤞) Overall a solid action, sci-fi? punk?? series. 9/10 - Great

Blue Lock - (Still airing - 12/24) Another highly-anticipated series. I only recently picked up this manga and low-key it sucked that the english releases were so far behind. Volume 3 released after the anime already aired the same content. Besides that, this series is an absolutely amazing sports series. It hits all the checkboxes for a standard quirk-based sports show but also outdoes it with stellar animations. I love the style so much and I'm looking forward to what other series this studio picks up. (Same studio that did Tensura) 9/10 - Great My Hero Academia - Season 6 (Still airing - 13/25) This season is honestly what I've been waiting for. I feel that each season has it's peaks, but we're definitely hitting the climax of the story here and I'm loving it. The series has really come into it's own and has some serioulsly solid action and super-hero sequences. I genuinely enjoyed this season the most out of the series and high hopes for the future of this show. 9/10 - Great

Spy x Family - Cour 2 I have been waiting for the tennis arc to be animated. My god, I love this show. It really just hits everything I need from a shonen series and makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside. Never a moment without entertainment and I just love the characters so much. 9/10 - Great The Eminence in Shadow (Still airing - 12/20) I was genuinely surprised by this show. Its concept isn't anything crazy but I feel the writing is really well paced and is just generally very entertaining to watch. 8/10 - Very Good

Bocchi The Rock This is definitely the slice of life of the season. I had a lot of fun with the characters in this show and low-key related to a lot of the awkwardness bocchi emanates. I felt it was just overall such a simple and wholesome series. A good one to watch for fun. 8/10 - Very Good Mob Psycho III I'm a huge fan of ONE's works. One punch is easily one of my top 5 series. While I really enjoyed the first two seasons of mob, I found I just wasn't as into this season. The first half was slow and really didn't feel special. The second half, while it was awesome to see and is definitely amazing, there was really just nothing of note to spark it. Like this all happened in one episode. In the end, the animations and story are still far better than many shows out there is definitely worth watching. 8/10 - Very Good I'm the Villainess, so I'm Taming the Last Boss I actually loved this one. It took a trope that's typically seen in fantasy novels and turned it into an anime. I really like the different stories and arcs that took place in the series and I ended up getting quite attached to all the characters. 8/10 - Very Good To Your Eternity Season 2 (Still airing - 10/20) I've heard a lot that this series really falls off the further you get into it. While I do agree that it's nowhere near as good as the first half of season 1, I still really enjoy the progression of time and Fushi's evolution. I think the story so far is interesting enough to continue watching but definitely less hook than the original concept. 7/10 - Good More than a Married Couple, but not Lovers This series was a lot of fun. I think it walked a really fine line between the right amount of ecchi/spice and wholesome. Again with this one, I really like the different scenarios the characters were put in and while I did enjoy the series, it still felt like it lacked something for me. Either way, definitely a fun little non-standard romance series. 7/10 - Good The Bibliophile Princess I didn't think that I was going to keep watching this show after the first few episodes tbh, but i'm glad I did. I felt that it was a really nice genuine romance that addressed a lot of things in their world. They just did the genre well and I enjoyed the series. 7/10 - Good

Reincarnated as a Sword I know the LN readers have been waiting for this one. I think what i've found recently is that I really enjoy the concept behind these kinds of isekais but I've been preferring to read them rather than watch it. The series kinda felt mid. I did like the characters and the stories but didn't feel like anything special. I'm sure the actual novel is probably more entertaining and worth a read. 6/10 - Fine

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Traditional Sweets with a Modern Twist: Discover the Benefits of Besan Ke Laddoo

In a world where culinary trends are constantly evolving, there’s something comforting about traditional sweets that have been passed down through generations. Among these, Besan ke Laddoo holds a special place in Indian households. This delightful treat, made from roasted chickpea flour (besan), ghee, and sugar, is not only rich in flavor but also offers numerous health benefits. With the growing interest in healthy eating, Besan ke Laddoo is making a comeback, often with a modern twist. In this blog, we’ll explore the benefits of Besan ke Laddoo and how this traditional sweet is being reinvented for today’s palate.

The History and Tradition of Besan ke Laddoo

Before diving into the benefits of Besan ke Laddoo, let’s take a moment to appreciate its rich history. Besan ke Laddoo is a traditional Indian sweet that has been enjoyed for centuries. Originating from the northern regions of India, this sweet is often prepared during festivals, religious ceremonies, and special occasions. Its simple yet satisfying taste has made it a staple in Indian households.

Traditionally, Besan ke Laddoo is made by roasting chickpea flour in ghee until it turns golden brown and releases a nutty aroma. The roasted flour is then mixed with sugar and shaped into small, round laddoos. These laddoos are often garnished with nuts like almonds, pistachios, or cashews, adding a crunchy texture to the soft and melt-in-your-mouth treat.

Nutritional Benefits of Besan ke Laddoo

One of the main reasons Besan ke Laddoo has stood the test of time is its nutritional value. Despite being a sweet treat, Besan ke Laddoo offers several health benefits, making it a guilt-free indulgence when enjoyed in moderation.

High Protein Content: One of the significant benefits of Besan ke Laddoo is its high protein content. Chickpea flour is rich in protein, which is essential for muscle growth, tissue repair, and overall body function. For vegetarians and vegans, Besan ke Laddoo is an excellent source of plant-based protein.

Rich in Fiber: Besan ke Laddoo is also a good source of dietary fiber. Fiber aids in digestion, helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels, and promotes a feeling of fullness, which can prevent overeating. This makes Besan ke Laddoo a great option for those looking to manage their weight.

Low Glycemic Index: The glycemic index (GI) of chickpea flour is relatively low, meaning it doesn’t cause a rapid spike in blood sugar levels. This is particularly beneficial for individuals with diabetes or those looking to maintain steady energy levels throughout the day.

Source of Healthy Fats: Ghee, a key ingredient in Besan ke Laddoo, is a source of healthy fats that are easily digestible and provide sustained energy. Ghee also contains butyrate, a fatty acid that supports gut health and has anti-inflammatory properties.

Vitamins and Minerals: Besan ke Laddoo is rich in essential vitamins and minerals such as iron, magnesium, and folate. These nutrients are vital for maintaining overall health, including immune function, bone health, and the production of red blood cells.

Modern Twists on Traditional Besan ke Laddoo

While the traditional recipe for Besan ke Laddoo is beloved by many, contemporary chefs and home cooks are finding new ways to reinvent this classic sweet. Here are some modern twists on Besan ke Laddoo that not only enhance its flavor but also add additional health benefits.

Sugar Substitutes: One of the most popular modern adaptations of Besan ke Laddoo is the use of natural sweeteners instead of refined sugar. Ingredients like jaggery, honey, or coconut sugar can be used to sweeten the laddoos, making them a healthier option for those looking to reduce their refined sugar intake. Jaggery, in particular, is rich in iron and can help boost hemoglobin levels.

Incorporating Superfoods: Another trend in modern Besan ke Laddoo recipes is the inclusion of superfoods like chia seeds, flaxseeds, or quinoa. These ingredients not only add a nutritional boost but also introduce new textures and flavors to the laddoos. For instance, adding chia seeds provides extra fiber and omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for heart health.

Vegan Variations: For those following a vegan diet, traditional Besan ke Laddoo can be modified by using plant-based oils like coconut oil instead of ghee. Coconut oil adds a subtle flavor and maintains the laddoo’s soft texture. Additionally, coconut oil is known for its medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), which are easily converted into energy by the body.

Infusing Flavors: To give Besan ke Laddoo a modern twist, try infusing the laddoos with different flavors. Adding ingredients like cardamom, saffron, or even a hint of cocoa powder can elevate the taste profile of the laddoos. Cardamom, in particular, adds a fragrant aroma and has digestive benefits, while saffron is known for its antioxidant properties.

Nut and Seed Mixes: While traditional Besan ke Laddoo often includes a simple garnish of nuts, modern versions can incorporate a variety of nuts and seeds directly into the laddoo mixture. Almonds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds can all be added to enhance the nutritional content and add a satisfying crunch to each bite.

Portion Control and Packaging: In today’s health-conscious world, portion control is key. Modern versions of Besan ke Laddoo are often made smaller, making them perfect for a quick, guilt-free snack. Additionally, these laddoos can be packaged individually or in small boxes, making them an ideal gift or a convenient on-the-go treat.

The Cultural Significance of Besan ke Laddoo

Beyond its nutritional benefits and delicious taste, Besan ke Laddoo holds cultural significance in Indian society. It is often associated with festivals, celebrations, and rituals, making it more than just a sweet treat. Besan ke Laddoo is commonly prepared during Diwali, Raksha Bandhan, and Ganesh Chaturthi, symbolizing joy, prosperity, and the sharing of good fortune.

In many households, the preparation of Besan ke Laddoo is a cherished tradition passed down through generations. The process of roasting the besan, mixing it with ghee, and shaping the laddoos is often done together as a family, creating bonds and memories that last a lifetime.

How to Make Traditional Besan ke Laddoo at Home

If you’re inspired to try making Besan ke Laddoo at home, here’s a simple recipe to get you started:

Ingredients:

1 cup chickpea flour (besan)

1/2 cup ghee

1/2 cup powdered sugar (or jaggery/coconut sugar)

1/4 tsp cardamom powder

2 tbsp chopped nuts (almonds, pistachios, cashews)

Instructions:

Heat the ghee in a heavy-bottomed pan over medium heat.

Add the chickpea flour and roast it, stirring continuously, until it turns golden brown and emits a nutty aroma. This process may take around 10-15 minutes.

Remove the pan from heat and let the mixture cool slightly.

Once slightly cooled, add the powdered sugar and cardamom powder to the roasted flour. Mix well.

Add the chopped nuts and combine until the mixture is uniform.

While the mixture is still warm, take small portions and shape them into round laddoos.

Allow the laddoos to cool completely before storing them in an airtight container.

Conclusion

The benefits of Besan ke Laddoo extend far beyond its delightful taste. This traditional sweet, with its high protein content, fiber, and essential vitamins, offers a nutritious option for those looking to satisfy their sweet tooth without compromising on health. With modern twists that include sugar substitutes, superfoods, and vegan alternatives, Besan ke Laddoo continues to evolve, appealing to a new generation of health-conscious individuals. Whether you enjoy it in its classic form or try a contemporary variation, Besan ke Laddoo remains a beloved treat that combines the best of tradition and modern nutrition.

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Drumming Up the Energy: A Day at 4th Wall Studios (week 4-8)

After successfully completing the vocal and backing track recordings, it was time to turn our attention to the drums. To ensure we captured the best possible sound, we decided to head to the renowned 4th Wall Studios for the drum recording session.

The Studio Experience

Stepping into 4th Wall Studios was like entering a musician's paradise. The studio was equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and had a vibe that was perfect for recording drums. The large live room provided plenty of space for the drummer to move around and there were a variety of drums to choose from.

Gear Selection

This was the drum kit that we used on that day. we had the choice of either this or the red DW drum kit but we realised that the Yamaha live customs have a much more powerful sound.

Drums: Yamaha Live Custom Hybrid Oak

Sound Characteristics:

Warm and full-bodied: The oak component of the shell contributes to a rich, warm tone.

Powerful and projecting: The maple component adds depth and projection to the sound.

Sensitive and responsive: The drums are highly responsive to the drummer's touch, making them ideal for a wide range of playing styles.

Snare: Gretsch Brooklyn 14x6.5

Sound Characteristics:

Bright and articulate: The Brooklyn 14x6.5 has a crisp, articulate tone that is ideal for cutting through a mix.

Sensitive: The snare is highly responsive to the drummer's touch, allowing for a wide range of dynamics.

Cymbals: ALL MEINL <3

Hi Hats: 14" Pure Alloy Medium Hi Hat

Crashes: 17" Byzance Medium Thin Crash and 18" Byzance Medium Crash

Ride: 21" Byzance Brilliant Serpents Ride Cymbal

Splash: 10" Byzance Dual Splash

MICROPHONES

TOMS: SE V BEAT 1

SNARE: SHURE BETA 57A(TOP), TELEFUNKEN M81-SH(BOT)

KICK: SHURE BETA 52A

OVERHEADS: RODE NT5

ROOM MIC: AKG C451B

HI HAT: SM7B

Toms

SE V BEAT 1: These are dynamic microphones designed specifically for toms. They offer a balanced sound with good sensitivity and rejection of unwanted noise.

Snare

Shure Beta 57A (top): A classic choice for snare drums, the Beta 57A provides a bright, articulate sound with excellent transient response.

Telefunken M81-SH (bottom): This condenser microphone adds depth and warmth to the bottom of the snare, providing a more balanced sound.

Kick

Shure Beta 52A: A go-to microphone for kick drums, the Beta 52A is designed to capture the low-frequency punch and attack of the kick.

Overheads

Rode NT5: These small-diaphragm condenser microphones are popular for overhead recording, offering a detailed and accurate representation of the drum kit's overall sound.

Room Mic

AKG C451B: A large-diaphragm condenser microphone, the C451B is often used as a room mic to capture the ambient sound of the drums and add depth to the recording.

Hi-Hat

SM7B: While not as common for hi-hats, the SM7B can provide a focused and detailed sound, especially for close-miking.

Meet The Drummer: BOM BOM LOW

He has such a deep pocket and his drumming is so thunderous and powerful that it literally sounds *BOMB*. Someone who I really look up to.

The Recording Process

The drum recording process was a meticulous one. We spent time setting up the drum kit, tuning the drums, and selecting the right microphones. Once everything was in place, the drummer began playing. The energy in the studio was palpable as we captured the raw power and dynamics of the drums.

Challenges and Triumphs

As with any recording session, there were challenges to overcome. We had to experiment with different microphone placements to capture the desired sound and ensure that the drums didn't bleed into other tracks. However, through careful planning and experimentation, we were able to achieve a fantastic drum sound.

Reflections

As a drummer myself, I am intrigued by how Bom was able to record a perfect take the moment they started the first take and how tight he was with the click track. My role as an intern in this session was mainly to assist in setting up the drums and placing the right microphones at the respective drums and tearing down after the session but I have learned so much from just seeing how the directors work and the professionals just show up and made things work somehow.

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Mujeeb Alam - Bio, Top 10 Best Pakistani Filmi Music

Mujeeb Alam was one of Pakistan's most famous percussionists, especially known for his melodious voice that echoed in Urdu and Punjabi films and emerged as a celebrity in the 1960s in 1999, captivating audiences with his timeless songwriting and distinctive vocals. His contributions to the Pakistani film industry and Lollywood are etched in the hearts of movie buffs, making him a true icon in the history of South Asian music.

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Biography and Early Life A low starting point Mujeeb Alam was born on September 4, 1948, in Kanpur, India. His family later moved to Karachi, Pakistan, where his passion for music blossomed. From an early age, Alam showed exceptional musical talent. Encouraged by family and friends, she pursued his hobbies and eventually entered the world of professional music. Radio Competition Victory Alam’s musical journey took off when he entered a radio singing competition. His classics caught the attention of audiences and industry professionals, launching his brilliant career. This success gave him a lot of exposure and opened the doors for Lollywood, where he would soon find fame. The Rise of a Lollywood Legend Music for top Pakistani actors In his career, Mujeeb Alam has lent his voice to some of Pakistan’s most celebrated actors, such as Nadeem, Waheed Murad, and Muhammad Ali. His singing with this star added emotional depth to the films and made the music unforgettable. It was through this collaboration that Alam’s voice became synonymous with amazing acting in Lollywood. Superhits of the 1960s The 1960s were the golden age of Pakistani music, and Mujeeb Alam was at the forefront of this transformation. His songs were staples of films at the time, earning him much acclaim. His popular songs include "Mai Tera Ajnabi Shehar Mein", "Mai Tera Shehar Chhor Jaon Ga", and "Main Khushi Se Kyon Na Gaon". Signature music and memorable performances "They are my picture" A pivotal moment in Mujeeb Alam's career came in 1967 with the song "Woh merai Samnaya Tasveer Banay Baithay Hain" from the popular film Chakori. The song not only elevated his profile but also became a timeless classic adored by generations of fans. This song established him as one of the leading vocalists of Pakistan. "My Heart Sings" and other hits Songs like "Mera Dil Nahi Ga Raha Hai" and "Woh Naqab Rukh Ulat Ker Mera Samanay Na Ain" further solidified his reputation. Each song showcased his ability to evoke deep emotions and take listeners to the heart of the music. These songs are still fondly remembered and still celebrated. The emotional depth of his voice Romantic Ballads and National Pride Mujeeb Alam had a unique gift for expressing emotions in music. Whether singing romantic or patriotic songs, he had an uncanny ability to connect with his audience. His production of Pakistan’s national anthem is one of the most emotional recordings ever recorded, filling listeners with pride and patriotism. Stimulating emotions through desire Alam’s voice went beyond mere amusement; He had a rare emotional quality that touched audiences on a very personal level. His music is often described as soulful and expressive, capable of capturing nuances of love, heartbreak, and national pride. This ability made him a beloved figure in the Pakistani music industry. Mujeeb Alam's contribution to Bollywood The voice behind legendary Actors As the voice behind some of Lollywood’s biggest stars, Mujeeb Alam played a pivotal role in defining the music scene of Pakistani cinema. His Movie's music adds emotion to the films and is often central to the storytelling. His lasting impact on Pakistani Cinema Through his music, Alam helped shape the golden age of Lollywood. His music was instrumental in defining the soundtrack to many memorable films. He was more than just a singer but an integral part of the Pakistani cinema experience, creating beautiful and emotive songs. Legacy and Influence Inspiration for future generations Mujeeb Alam’s work has influenced countless musicians and singers who have followed in his footsteps. His ability to inject emotion into his music has set a standard for aspiring artists. His Pakistani film music is still studied and appreciated by contemporary musicians who want to capture that same depth and honesty. Preserving the essence of Pakistani music Alam’s commitment to preserving the musical integrity of Pakistan is unparalleled. His attention to detail and commitment to excellence have inspired many in the industry, making him a standing figure in the history of Pakistani music. Conclusion Mujeeb Alam’s contribution to Pakistani film songs is truly timeless. His voice, full of raw emotion and beauty, resonates through the generations. As one of the most beloved vocalists of his time, he left an indelible mark on the film and music industry, immortalized Alam's legacy through his unforgettable performances a testament to the enduring power of music to move hearts and touch souls. FAQs 1. Who was Mujeeb Alam? Mujeeb Alam was a famous Pakistani singing singer, best known for his work in Lollywood films in the 1960s and beyond. He became a household name through his brilliant music. 2. What are some of Mujeeb Alam’s famous songs? Mujib Alam's famous songs include "Woh Mera Samnaya Tasveer Banai Hain", "Mai Tere Ajnabi Shehar Mein", and "Mera Dil Nahi Ga Raha Hai". 3. How did Mujeeb Alam start his career? Mujeeb Alam started his career by participating in a radio singing competition where his performance brought him much recognition and success in the music industry 4. What was the contribution of Mujeeb Alam to Lollywood? Mujeeb Alam has lent his voice to some of the biggest stars in Lollywood, contributing to the emotional depth and popularity of many films since the 1960s 5. What is Mujeeb Alam’s legacy in Pakistani music? Mujeeb Alam’s legacy lives on through his timeless music and impact on future generations of Pakistani singers and musicians. Read the full article

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When I refer to songs I’ve liked, they are not the soundtrack of my life. I first heard music as a child, like every child, in the humming of my parents. My father used to sing “Kråkevisa”, a song that is intriguing, but also sad, because a crow is killed. But every part of it is used, because the crow is so big that its beak becomes a boat. The moral is: When you kill other animals, it has to be for a reason.

When I sang this same song to my child, he refused to listen to it, he got angry, and he said “it was the crow that killed the man”. Since we humans made up the song, we should have it back, he meant. Another lullaby I loved, Blåmann bukken min, is about a boy that waits for his goat to come back from the forest. It’s evening and he remembers everything he loves about the goat. This song my son also refused to listen to, he said it was the same verse over and over again. Only sadness. I made a poem out of this in Snurr mi eng. 

I listened to children’s songs, pop music, musicals, classical music and everything from early on. But I fell in love with music in a new way, or found my older self in it, when I was 16 and listened to Tori Amos. The first song I heard of her was “Jackie’s Strength”. It was an aha moment, “wow, this is poetry”. 

My favorite album was her first, Little Earthquakes, with a mix of angry songs and sore songs, like “Winter”, and the grand finale, Little Earthquakes. I’ve always loved the piano on that song, even more on the live version, where she plays like she will never stop, and her voice almost cracks several times, and reaches high and low, “doesn’t take much to rip us into pieces”. Many of her songs have a wildness in them. I saw a parody of her one time, and from then on I knew that all good artists can be made fun of. This includes poets. 

Tor Amos’ father was a priest. My father is not, but my grandfather was. He also loved poetry. I looked in some old parish magazines where he was a chaplain before he was a parish priest. And I found he wrote about why it was important to come to church, in sum: It is better for every part of your life from here on to eternity. He could be really stern, writes about fearing the lord and loving him in the same sentence. I can’t remember that my grandparents tried to convince us to be religious. But this was around 1970, before my time, and in the role of a priest, not a grandfather. Also, I found something which I’ve titled “Presten følger med”: 

“Om å slakte gris. På den korte tiden jeg har vært her, har jeg opplevd det triste syn å se folk slakte gris på blanke søndag formiddag. På vei til gudstjenestene har jeg opplevd dette tre ganger. Det er en skam for bygden vår. Selv om folk ikke har respekt for guds bud, men tvertimot viser en suveren forakt for det, så bør man kunne forlange at man viser naboene såpass respekt at man lar griseslaktingen være på en søndag. Det gjelder forøvrig bråtebrenning og alt annet unødvendig søndagsarbeid.” 

This is kind of funny, the admonishing tone, but also sad, because to slaughter a pig, it must have looked awful? Did it scream? I don’t know. This was another time, I’ve never seen that. I know my grandfather was liked as a priest, and even seen as liberal, which at that time meant things like he would let people marry although this was not their first marriage. Had he lived now, maybe he wouldn’t even be a Christian. Everything is so bound to time and place and the story of the society you grow up in.

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정오의데이트 어플 후기 채팅 만남 사이트 앱 리

정오의데이트 어플 후기 채팅 만남 사이트 앱 리

정오의데이트 어플 후기 채팅 만남 사이트 앱 리

정오의데이트 어플 후기 채팅 만남 사이트 앱 리

정오의데이트 어플 후기 채팅 만남 사이트 앱 리

Originally, he is not a very good defensive player by objective standards, but in the national team, where the 2nd line is overflowing but the 3rd line is poor, there is no midfielder other than Hwang In-beom who can play a box-to-box role that can show vigorous activity and participation in defense. He is emerging as a box-to-box central midfielder in the third line. However, in this position, the weakness of the game due to physical and physical problems, especially the pass miss, is being criticized more and more.

This is a matter of his own ability, but it is somewhat unfair, and if he is left out, the problem of the national team's participation in defense becomes very serious. Lee Jae-seong has good activity and defensive ability, but his main job is a side attack and second-line offensive midfielder, and Lee Kang-in is a fairly classic attack type, so his defense is even worse. At least, Ju Se-jong is better at distributing the ball, but his defense power is also followed by a question mark, and Baek Seung-ho is on the third line in his team, but he is still immature in terms of positioning and experience when defending, so it is uneasy to trust and entrust him to the national team. . After Ki Sung-yong's retirement and Jang Hyeon-soo's exit in 2019, the national team's third-line professional midfielder is Jung Woo-young. Jung Woo-young has excellent defense and plays well when the opponent's pressure is weak or almost absent, but his feet are slow, so the coverage is narrow and the opponent's pressure is low. When this gets stronger, the build-up becomes unstable, making it too vulnerable to the opponent's pressure. Because of this, Hwang In-beom, who is actively participating in the defense, has no choice but to relieve the pressure by taking on the box-to-box role.[19]

Wearing clothes that don't fit you can cause a drop in form, and due to the nature of domestic soccer fans, the box-to-box type tends to be undervalued compared to players who are good at passing and kicking, and get criticized for their size. The older midfielder is essential for a stable midfield.[20][21] It is because it can energize the team with the cover of empty space and the amount of activity. This is the reason why Bento cannot easily serve Hwang In-beom, but nevertheless, his skills in this role are not too good, so the player himself is in a very dangerous situation at the moment.

In the East Asian Cup, I played in the second line Mezzala instead of the third line box-to-buck, and my performance has definitely improved. There were still some pass misses, but other indicators such as pass success rate and shooting improved significantly. It was a tournament that showed that the role Hwang In-beom is playing in the current national team is not the best for him, and it was a tournament that showed that no matter how active he is and how good he is in defense, he has to use it aggressively to show his true worth. In fact, the problem of using Hwang In-beom is the problem of the national team squad itself, as mentioned above. The second-line resources and aggressive midfielders are overflowing, but the defensive midfielder who protects the four-back in the third line, shows vigorous activity, or takes care of the build-up is currently [22]

If you look at the play in the Russian league, it also shows that the offensive role is more suitable. Even though the level of the Russian league is not low, after joining the ball game, he quickly became the main player and accumulated attack points and is active. In any case, the sluggishness at Bentu seems to be the result of wearing clothes that do not fit well due to various circumstances.[23]

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