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i made an object show concept !! guess who the host is [or not ^^]
i may or may not animate some mini movie/episode
[im gonna make an account for this sometime >:]]
#object show#new object show#osc oc#osc#osc art#object show community#RMO'S#repetitive mVsic o' show#saturns ring RMO'S#search button RMO'S#growth mindset RMO'S#fixed mindset RMO'S#tone tag RMO'S#backpack pin RMO'S#screen protecter RMO'S#bandage RMO'S#therapy sheet RMO'S#baking paper sheet RMO'S#disc golf basket RMO'S#kitchen grease RMO'S#alcohol marker RMO'S#suncatcher RMO'S#<- yes i put tags for them#<- <- incase i actually animate sm
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rhythm heaven fever characters (most of them anyway) translated 100 times!
Girl - investigate
Marshal - Apply the law
Cam - you sleep
Ms. Ribbon - connective tissue
Male Golfer - golf
Monkey (Hole in One)- You are right
Mandrill - Remove the sand.
Screwbots (Robots) - A dream is a dream
See and Saw - truth
A Boy - This is what you asked for
His Crush - This is your failure
Weasel Couple - A Welsh couple
Monkey and Frogs - The Monkey and the Frog
Fork - Home
The Executives - Head
Assistant - Therefore;
Monkey (Assistant)- for a specific purpose
Small Monkeys - i have a monkey
Dough Dudes - The boy is missing.
Mr. Game and Watch - Save the disc
Widget - I’ll bring some wine
Baxter and Forthington - Viruses and money
Muscle Doll - canned meat
Reporter and Wrestler - Journalist and director
Employee 333-4-591032 - Personal 333-4-591032
Microbe - The monk said:
Demons - House
Pinwheel Girl and another child- More news for women and children
Ann Glerr - Anna Galerová
Quicknibble - Good day
Pausegill - neck
Threefish - three
Flippers - Are you there?
Captain Tuck - Captain Tucker
Slugger - neck
Pitcher - I bless you
Monkey Umpire - ape culture
The Huebirds of Happiness - happy animal
Rhythm Rockets - Get the videos
Uhh… these guys? - You do bad things
Love Posse feat. MC Adore - I love working with Hello Mike
Bossa and Nova - I broke my leg and it hurt a lot.
The Tall Tappers - small battery
The Shrimp Scamperers - They eat wild animals
School Library Pep Squad - Commission for Education Reform
Bunny Man (Samurai Slice 2) - It’s a rabbit
Female Golfer - artist
Dough Person (?) (Working Dough 2) - E-mail address
Cat (Remix 9) - One day after the cycle
Hato-kun, Mezamashi-kun and Omame-chan (Wake-Up Caller) - Hardwell, Lord Miles and Mr.
Kasuke and Kosuke - know yourself
Lady Cupid - The rest are women
Girl’s Basketball Team - Women’s soccer team
Frog and Frog Princess - Frog and heat
Chameleon and Flies - they have color
Clap Trap Doll - 2 books
Driver (Toy Car) - a pilot
Pirate Captain Jackie and her crew - Captain Jack Sparrow and his crew.
Police Call Guy - Call the police!
Mr. Hi-Hat (yes, that is really his name) - Community acceptance
Rhythm Fighters - We are not like that.
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Neutrals — New Town Dream (Slumberland/Static Shock)
Photo by Kelly Sullivan
Neutrals are a San Francisco-based band but you wouldn’t know it by listening. The singer, Allan McNaughton, has a knotty Scottish burr, even now, years on from relocating to the Bay Area. Musically, he and his bandmates — Lauren Matsui on bass and Phillip Lantz on drums — favors a kicky, catchy, bash-and-pop variety of post-punk that has more than a whiff of the Television Personalities in it.
New Town Dream is a bit of a concept album, referring in multiple places to the Pollok Free State protests of the early 1990s, where residents banded together to stop the construction of a highway through their beloved park in the suburbs of Glasgow. For two years, people lived in makeshift shelters in the park, cooking communally, making music and developing strong bonds with one another. Some even took up residence in the trees themselves. The protests were ultimately unsuccessful, and the highway was built. “Stop the Bypass,” one of the disc’s most raucous tunes, includes a chant from the protests; “The Iron that Never Swung” seems related, too, mourning a golf course promised but never delivered. Sings McNaughton, “All the effort was in vain/we lost our land to eminent domain/where there should be a fairway, the council put a new motorway.”
Indeed, if there’s a running thread through New Town Dream, it’s the gap between idealism and what actually happens once money and politics and other real-world factors come into play. “New Town Dream (Version)” is an altered version of a song from the Bus Stop Nights EP in 2022. Dusted’s Jonathan singled it out, writing, “Musically the guitar tone takes on a razoring, quixotic quality, most urgently on “New Town Dream” and its 107 seconds of keening post punk. A little more dissonant and it could be a Swell Maps tune, tucked in among that run of short songs that opens A Trip to Marineville.” Here it runs closer to Gang of Four with its melodica and dub bass, but it slips in some extended retro-futurist spoken word about planned communities. An educational voice making the case for planned communities outside of city centers, including shops, banks, homes and, critically, green space, as an antidote to what, “people rightly deplore in this country [which] could be called a yob culture.” The kicker is, of course, that the minute city planners need that land for something else, poof, it’s gone.
Not all the songs stick to this broad topic, and indeed, a couple of the best are less didactic. “That’s Him on the Daft Stuff Again” is pure C-86-ish bliss, full of joy and melancholy in equal measure. McNaughton sings in a half-chant, a twist of melody under a rain of mordant words and very like the Television Personalities’ Dan Treacy. The resembles continues through the instruments, all a bounding bass and chiming, rainbow-splintering guitar chords and bumptious, disruptive drumming.
“Substitute Teacher,” slashes a little more sharply, its jutting, off-kilter guitar work sharing near equal billing with the growl of bass. The “s-s-substitute” stutter nods to the Who, the lyrics are closer to the Kinks’ lyrical wordplay. The kids may have written him off before he finishes writing his name on the board, but a distinct, individual person comes to life in a few lines: “He’s got a passion for mathematics/after work he’s into amateur dramatics/you may have seen him in a Death of a Salesman, you may have seen him in Pirates of Penzance/he was a triumph in the Scottish play/he’s only here for a day.”
All of which put Neutrals in the very top tier of jangling, hyper-articulate pop-punk bands, alongside Ducks Ltd., Reds, Pinks and Purples and the Infinites. There’s really nothing neutral about them.
Jennifer Kelly
#neutrals#new town dream#static shock#slumberland#jennifer kelly#albumreview#dusted magazine#garage#punk#jangle pop
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1 more day until PPZF 2024!!
Pikes Peak Zine Fest this Saturday, Oct 5th (1-5 p) at UCCS' Berger Hall (go to Kraemer Family Library 1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway), Colorado Springs, CO. Come by to shop zines, prints, books & more from our 40+ awesome zinesters all participating in-person. See you tomorrow!
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✴️ACCESS POINT COS / LOVE ALIVE✴️ www.lovealivecos.org instagram.com/hey719org 🔹Colorado Springs, Colorado 🔸Bio: We are a queer community focused harm reduction organization. We have several ways of doing that, whether its syringe access, Narcan and stigma trainings or our queer STI testing facility at Hey719.
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✴️AJ URBINA✴️ www.webtoons.com/en/creator/_cb2pb instagram.com/ajurbina 🔹Arvada, CO 🔸Bio: I'm AJ and I like comics. I have been active in the front range independent comic scene for the last six years. I focus on original characters and stories. Kendama, roller skating, disc golf, and National Park enthusiast. Fabulous he/him.
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✴️ARI BACH✴️ deviantart.com/aribach instagram.com/aribach01 🔹Colorado Springs, CO 🔸Bio: Surrealist artist, sci-fi author, etc.
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✴️ART OF AVES✴️ www.aofaves.com instagram.com/a_of_aves 🔹Colorado Springs, CO 🔸Bio: Aves is a queer, Colorado Springs-based artist. They create Zines about relationships; those we have with others, with our environments, and with ourselves.
#PPZF2024#PikesPeakZineFest2024#PPZF#PikesPeakZineFest#zinefest#zines#zinesters#PPZF2024Exhibitor#freeevent#selfpublishing#smallpress#printisnotdead#coloradosprings#coloradoartists#diy#comics#queer artists
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Hello! 🫶🏼 For the ask thingy:
what song makes you feel better?
what’s something you’re excited for?
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Futures by Jimmy Eat World is my song. It feels so hopeful, but there's an acknowledgement that sometimes shit sucks.
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I am so, so excited for a disc golf tournament this summer! The Masters world championships are being held here, and I can't wait to go watch a bunch of my favorite players. The vibe of the disc golf community is immaculate always, but the Masters events always feel even more fun for me.
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Alex on Reddit
It was brought to my attention (thank you so much! 💖) that there's a thread about Alex, in a Danish gossip community on Reddit. 😊
Some comments are positive, while others not so much, but it's definitely interesting to read his fellow Danes' perspectives on him. 😊 I'll also leave some translated comments bellow:
❝ Worked with him over a long period of time and he was super nice, approachable and down to earth. Also towards the "ordinary" children and young people in the cast. Of course, no one is perfect, so he has guaranteed something see me hear me in him as well. Think his enthusiasm and wanting to hype things up can make him seem annoying, arrogant and hurtful. But he's good 🤷🏼♀️ ❞
❝ I had a bit of a crush on him in Vikings. I thought he was cute when I saw him in the night shift at one point. Just tried to watch the interview you linked to. Couldn't watch it all. It was cringe enough. However, I'm also not much into Danish series and films and not that genre at all. Him and his girlfriend look so cute and she seems like someone with her feet firmly planted in the ground. Sometimes you can also talk a lot when you are passionate or when you are insecure. Maybe it just is. If he's been missing something to do, he'll probably want this series to be a success. ❞
❝ He was a Sunday guest on Go'morgen Danmark last Sunday, where he seemed very down to earth, and not particularly high-spirited. ❞ ↳ ❝ I saw it too, and think he was way too 'on'. Interrupted often with a half-assed remark, especially when they surprise him with his girlfriend. I actually like him, but I was fine with that. Think maybe he was nervous and therefore drove in overdrive. ❞ ↳ ❝ I was thinking the same. Super annoying that he kept interrupting! "Eeeee honey how annoying you are!" ❞ ↳ ❝ Precisely! And he also almost took over for him the professional disc golf player, way too much "look at me look at me" attitude, I was completely stressed by it. The best thing about that feature was Janni who couldn't hit, or she could hit everything but the target itself 😂 ❞ ↳ ❝ I saw that too, and think he was his usual (annoying) self. ❞
❝ After all, he doesn't even speak "American" but pronounces several words like "idea" in a way that tries to SOUND American but just falls through because he's trying SO hard. We have so many good actors in Denmark who speak a formidable American- or British-inspired English, but they don't try as hard as Alex, who can't get enough of the sound of his own voice. I am absolutely convinced that he thinks he speaks such wonderful Danish, English, you name it, that the world just HAS to hear more. ❞
❝ I have known him since I was a child, as our parents are good friends, and still meet him often. He is super sweet and nice and really comfortable. He never talks about his roles or anything, but rather asks how you are, etc. In any case, he is in no way self-absorbed in our company. ❞
❝ There's something about him that annoys me, but I can't quite figure out if he actually comes off as a jerk to me. Saw him in the Night Shift a few times, and there I think perhaps more that he appears as someone who really wants to be both smart in a hurry, clever, good at his work, etc. But where it falls a little through, and most of all just becomes a little annoying . I have no doubt that he is passionate about what he does, and maybe he just wants it THAT badly. ❞
❝ I have the same impression as you - he is very cocky! ❞
❝ I have met him and he was simply so nice and down to earth and he took the time to talk to us. ❞
❝ I actually like him a lot. When he was in the Vikings and right after that, I think he seemed a bit annoying. But didn't really know him as an actor and personality. Subsequently, I have seen more things with him and think he seems quite down to earth and sweet. Seriously don't think he's trying "too hard" to speak American. It's just quite natural for him after the Vikings, I think. ❞
❝ At first I think he seemed really sweet and nice, but after a while I also felt he was annoying and interrupted people. ❞
❝ I wouldn't say cocky. More like he tries a little too hard to please everyone 😆 ❞
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Boosting Team Cohesion with Fun Corporate Picnic Games & Ideas!
For the last three decades, I have been producing the most socially-dynamic, interactive corporate picnics on the planet, and the one thing that always comes standard in my book is field day games for team-building fun!
There's not a single corporate picnic quote that goes out without this ONE entertainment line item because it's the staple that puts the whole event together; creating strong team bonds and connections effortlessly.
So what makes field day games THE best game ideas for corporate picnics?
Field day games compel a group of employees to cohesively work together for a common goal and of course, friendly bragging rights among peers.
Fun-Filled Corporate Picnic Games: Our Top Picks!
When we do a corporate picnic we bring enough field games for us to run the games for about 2.5 - 3 hours, this is a good amount of time for these activities without it getting repetitive or boring at your event.
This series of entertaining corporate picnic competitions improve teamwork, problem-solving, communication, and other skills by developing an atmosphere where employees can interact freely with each other.
3-Legged Race
This is one I think we all know and remember for those school field days. Participants run together with the left leg of one person strapped or tied to the right leg of another person.
Balloon Toss
Split the participants into two teams and form two straight lines with the teammates facing each other. Teams will need to be an even amount of players for this activity to work. A player on one side must toss their balloon to their teammate on the other side without breaking it. If the balloon breaks the two players must step out of the game and leave the remaining people. This is repeated until there is only a pair of participants left.
Frisbee Golf
Frisbee golf, also known as disc golf, is a recreational sport that combines elements of traditional golf with the concept of throwing a flying disc (frisbee) into a series of targets, typically metal baskets with hanging chains, in as few throws as possible. For your corporate picnic field games, you really only need two of these targets depending on the number of teams you have. The players on each team take turns throwing their discs toward the target. If they miss, they're out. The team with the most players to hit the target at the end of the set wins the competition.
Hula Hoop Contest
A hula hoop contest is a fun and entertaining game where employees compete to see who can hula hoop the longest without dropping their hoop. You can either decide on a time frame, 1 or 2 minutes or play to the death, to see who can go the longest without a time frame. The participants that lose control and drop their hoops must step out of the game leaving only the ones who are still going. The last remaining hooper wins. If it's a timed game, you can keep repeating until the last hooper is standing.
Horseshoe Toss
Horseshoe toss, also known as horseshoe pitching, is a field game that involves players taking turns trying to throw horseshoes around a stake in the ground. Points are scored based on the closeness of the horseshoe to the stake. The team player with the horseshoe closest to the stake (or with ringers) scores points for that round. The first team to reach the predetermined point goal (e.g., 21) is declared the winner.
Football Toss
Football toss is a field day game where participants throw a football at a target to score points. Participants will aim to throw the football through a target, like a hole in a board, to score points. The team that scores the most points wins the challenge.
Potato Sack Races
In this game, participants hop inside large, durable sacks (often resembling potato sacks) and compete by racing against each other to reach a designated finish line. Participants must remain inside their sacks at all times during the race. For team building, the race will be done in multiple rounds, with winners from each round advancing to a final round or championship race.
Ring Toss
Ring toss is a classic picnic game where players attempt to toss rings onto a target in an effort to encircle an object with the rings. Ring toss is a game of skill and accuracy and will require your employees and their staff to work together on their technique, spacial distance, and aim.
Relay Races
Picnic relay races are a fun and engaging way to add some excitement and physical activity to your picnic or outdoor gathering. They involve teams or individuals competing against each other in a series of relay-style challenges. These races can be adapted with different elements to make it more fun and exciting.
Sharp Shooter
Split the participants into two teams and form two straight lines with the teammates facing each other. One side will be given water guns and the other side a target of some sort to stop the water. The side with the target will also be given a bucket beneath them in order to redirect the water being shot at them into the bucket to fill it first. The players to fill their bucket to the line wins the challenge.
Magic Carpet Ride
A magic carpet ride refers to the fantastical experience of gliding on a potato sack or tarp across the field on a magical carpet. Participants line up at the starting line with their partners on the magic carpet. When the whistle blows, the race begins and the participants must do their best to give their teammates a magic carpet ride to the other side of the field without them falling off. If your teammate falls off, you're out. The game is repeated til there is only one set of team players remaining.
Tug-O-War
Tug of war is a test of physical strength and requires teamwork, strategy, and coordination among team members. Divide the players into two teams if you haven't already. Each team holds a specific end of the rope. The players usually stand side by side, with their feet braced and their bodies leaning back, using their combined strength to pull the rope. The team that successfully pulls the other team across the center line wins. Tug of War can be played in multiple rounds or as part of a larger team-building competition.
Get Your Game On: Leading the Fun at the Corporate Picnic
The most important thing you can do for your corporate picnic games is get the right game leader! A game leader that can engage and entertain a crowd is pure gold to your event entertainment because they increase participation and create a positive, memorable experience out of what would have just normally been outdoor field day games.
Anyone can grab a list of games and supplies off the internet and bring them to a corporate picnic and hope to have a fun-filled day of team bonding. It's really not that simple. You need an icebreaker. You need a comedic, spontaneous person to bring the games to life in order to develop the right atmosphere for the employees and their guests to feel comfortable joining in and letting go of their reservations.
The games at a corporate picnic should be exciting and fun for the participants and the spectators.
Rock Your Corporate Picnic with Audio & Stage Support!
Audio Support
The game leader is going to need to be loud in order to grab the attention of not just the participants but also the spectators (because you want to engage the entire crowd at the picnic, not just those playing the games).
There's the option to use a wireless mic and speaker set up OR for super small picnics, you could use a megaphone like a coach on the sidelines.
Presentation Stage
A small, mini-stage rental can add so much value to your corporate games because it allows you to have a place where the game leader can be above the crowd to give game instructions and do other announcements, and be seen in clear view.
Corporate Picnic Game Prizes: Rewarding Fun and Teamwork
One MEGA HUGE incentive to get a crowd to participate in the corporate picnic games is when you see there are prizes to be had.
Whenever I do a corporate picnic game package, I always include small prizes and a prize redemption table in clear view of the crowd. These small prizes (or big if you choose) will be of major value to the people at the picnic.
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Season 1 DISC 1 S01E01 Andy and Helen Get Married 1960 S01E02 The Harvest Ball 1960 S01E03 The Race Horse 1960 S01E04 Help on the Farm 1960 S01E05 The Copy Machine 1960 S01E06 The Panel Show 1960 S01E07 Youth Takes Over 1960 DISC 2 S01E08 The Church Play 1960 S01E09 Mike's Losing Streak 1960 S01E10 Sam Gets a Ticket 1960 S01E11 Emmet's 50th Birthday Party 1960 S01E12 Miss Farmerette 1960 S01E13 Sam and the Teenager 1960 S01E14 New Couple in Town 1960 DISC 3 S01E15 Aunt Bee's Cruise 1960 S01E16 aunt bee and the captain 1961 S01E17 Driver Education 1960 S01E18 Howard's Hobby 1960 S01E19 The Camper 1960 S01E20 Sam the Expert Farmer 1960 S01E21 The Pet Shop 1960 DISC 4 S01E22 An Efficient Service Station 1960 S01E23 Emmett's Retirement 1960 S01E24 Millie's Girlfriend 1960 S01E25 The Church Bell 1960 S01E26 Sister Cities 1960 Season 2 DISC 1 S02E01 Andy's Baby 1960 S02E02 Saving Morelli's 1960 S02E03 Howard the Poet 1960 S02E04 Goober and the Telephone Girl 1960 S02E05 Millie the Model 1960 S02E06 Mike's Birthday Party 1960 DISC 2 S02E07 The Farmer Exchange Project 1960 S02E08 The Caper 1960 S02E09 The New Farmhand 1960 S02E10 Palm Springs, Here We Come 1960 S02E11 Palm Springs, Here We Are 1960 S02E12 Millie and the Palm Springs Golf Pro 1960 S02E13 Palm Springs Cowboy 1960 DISC 3 S02E14 Goober's Niece 1970 S02E15 Emmett Takes a Fall 1970 S02E16 The New Well 1970 S02E17 Emmett and the Ring 1970 S02E18 Goober's Brother 1970 S02E19 The Mayberry Road 1970 S02E20 Millie and the Great Outdoors 1970 DISC 4 S02E21 The Sculptor 1970 S02E22 The Health Fund 1970 S02E23 The Mayberry Float 1970 S02E24 Aloha Goober 1970 S02E25 Millie the Secretary 1970 S02E26 The Mynah Bird 1970 Season 3 DISC 1 S03E01 Emmett's Domestic Problem 1970 S03E02 Sensitivity Training 1970 S03E03 Goober's New Gas Station 1970 S03E04 The New Housekeeper 1970 S03E05 All for Charity 1970 S03E06 Hair 1970 DISC 2 S03E07 Millie the Best-Dressed Woman 1970 S03E08 Howard's Nephew 1970 S03E09 Goober the Housekeeper 1970 S03E10 Millie's Dream 1970 S03E11 Community Spirit 1970 S03E12 The Harp 1970 S03E13 The Bicycle Club 1970 DISC 3 S03E14 Mike's Project 1970 S03E15 Howard the Dream Spinner 1970 S03E16 Millie's Egg Farm 1970 S03E17 The Kid from Hong Kong 1970 S03E18 The Moon Rocks 1970 S03E19 The World Traveler 1970 S03E20 Goober the Elder 1970 DISC 4 S03E21 Alice and the Professor 1970 S03E22 Howard the Swinger 1970 S03E23 Mike's Car 1970 S03E24 Goober the Hero 1970 S03E25 The City Planner 1970 S03E26 Emmett's Invention 1970
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Disc golf is the perfect balance of community, competition and fun.
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Friendly local librarian here with the answer to some FAQs as well as some fun library facts! :D
Q. How much does it cost to get a library card?
A. The answer to this depends on where you live and your age.
Most public libraries in North America* are free, although the ones in smaller communities may charge a small fee to cover the cost of the card and welcome package (back in the early aughts when my local library charged a fee it was $12 a year). That being said, if you cannot afford the fee, I can guarantee that they will waive it for you.
Also, its worth noting that regardless of how much it may cost an adult, I have never ever ever heard of a public library that charges for children’s and teens’ library cards.
Q. What kinds of things can I check out at the library?
A. This will vary wildly from library system to library system and even from branch to branch, but here are some of the things libraries around the world lend out to their patrons:
Newspapers
Magazines
DVDs
CDs
Video games
Pedometers
Fishing tackle
Dogs
Power tools
Clothing for the homeless
Mobile wi-fi hotspots
Bikes
Seeds
Fishing poles
Museum passes
Musical instruments
Green screens
Hobby supplies
Garden plots
Prom dresses
Local music streaming
Camping and hiking kits
Movie streaming services
Online magazine, comic book, and newspaper services
Book club kits
Sports equipment
Crayons
Ukranian egg decorating kits
Analog/tabletop games
Santa suits
Video game consoles
Laptops
iPads
eReaders
Umbrellas
Karaoke machines
Snowshoes
Room for wedding receptions
Knitting needles
Animal skeletons
Sewing patterns and kits
Electricity usage monitors
Cider mills
Car ramps
Detailed models of the human brain
Metal detectors
Portable disc golf baskets
Telescopes
Microscopes
Kitchen tools
People (the international “Living Library” project)
Sources: CBC, Mental Floss, ProQuest, How Stuff Works, MNN
Q. I have mobility issues getting to the library. Does that mean I can’t use it then?
A. Absolutely not!
For starters, most libraries have free online resources you can log into using your library card info. Most libraries also have a delivery program for people who are housebound or have mobility issues of any kind. Some libraries even have special programs especially for housebound people, such as book clubs that meet via Google Chat or Skype instead of in person (and if yours doesn’t, why not suggest they start one?)
Libraries for sparsely populated areas usually have some sort of program where they can mail stuff to you so you don’t have to go all the way to wherever they are... and in some places the library will just come to you! See if your library has a bookmobile schedule to pass by your area! :)
* I can’t speak for libraries elsewhere but I’d imagine this likely applies to them too.
#canada#north america#library#libraries#library collections#library of things#librarylife#libraryland#public libraries
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guyz, yk how in my last post i said id make an account for my object show concept "Repetitive MVsic O' Show"??
guess what.
i did ^^
#repetitive mvsic o' show#RMO'S#saturns ring rmo's#search button rmo's#growth mindset rmo's#fixed mindset rmo's#tone tag rmo's#backpack pin rmo's#screen protecter rmo's#bandage rmo's#therapy sheet rmo's#baking paper sheet rmo's#disc golf basket rmo's#kitchen grease rmo's#alcohol marker rmo's#suncatcher rmo's#object show#new object show#osc#object show community
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Lustige Freizeitaktivitäten: Entdecke neue und verrückte Freizeitideen für alle!
Das Wichtigste zu Lustige Freizeitaktivitäten
- Vielfalt an Aktivitäten von Indoor bis Outdoor - Ideal für alle Altersgruppen - Fördert Teamwork und persönliche Entwicklung - Einfach zugänglich und oft kostengünstig - Bringt Spaß und fördert soziale Interaktion
Einleitung
Freizeitgestaltung kann manchmal zur Herausforderung werden, wenn der Alltag uns fest im Griff hat. Um dem Alltagsstress zu entfliehen, bieten sich zahlreiche unterhaltsame Aktivitäten an, die sich perfekt in den Wochenendkalender einfügen lassen.
Was sind lustige Freizeitaktivitäten?
Lustige Freizeitaktivitäten sind mehr als nur Ablenkung. Sie sind eine Möglichkeit, etwas Neues zu erleben, Stress abzubauen und die Zeit mit Freunden und Familie sinnvoll zu verbringen. Ob allein oder in der Gruppe – das Spektrum reicht von kreativen Aufgaben über sportliche Herausforderungen bis hin zu spaßigen Spielabenden.
Verrückte Ideen für eure Freizeit
1. Escape Rooms Escape Rooms sind spannende Rätselabenteuer, die Teamarbeit fördern. Ziel ist es, innerhalb einer festgelegten Zeitspanne aus einem thematischen Raum zu entkommen. Diese Aktivität bringt Spannung und fördert die Zusammenarbeit im Team. 2. Seifenfußball Für alle Fußballfreunde, die einmal etwas Neues ausprobieren möchten: Seifenfußball kombiniert das klassische Spiel mit rutschigen Herausforderungen. Ein garantierter Spaßfaktor für alle Beteiligten! 3. Disc Golf Eine kreative Variante des Golfsports. Hierbei handelt es sich um das Werfen von speziellen Frisbees in Metallkörbe. Jeder Wurf zählt, und der Parcours bietet unterschiedlichste Hindernisse.
Warum sind diese Aktivitäten wichtig?
Freizeitaktivitäten unterstützen körperliches und geistiges Wohlbefinden. Sie bieten eine Auszeit von stressigen Alltagsverpflichtungen und fördern die Kreativität. Durch die Teilnahme an Gruppenaktivitäten lernen Menschen neue Fähigkeiten und stärken soziale Bindungen. Aktivitäten wie Seifenfußball bieten auch einen humorvollen Ausgleich zu ernsthaften Herausforderungen.
Wo findet man mehr Informationen?
Weitere interessante Einblicke und Vorschläge für Freizeitaktivitäten findet man in Blogs wie Freizeitmonster oder in Communities, die spannende Geschichten und Orte zum Thema teilen.
Inspirierende Zitate zur Freizeitgestaltung
„Die Zeit, die wir mit Freude verbringen, ist die Zeit, die wir in vollen Zügen leben.“
Diskussionsfragen
Gibt es einen Punkt, an dem zu viel Spaß das Gegenteil bewirken kann? Ja, Spaß in Maßen ist großartig, aber man kann tatsächlich zu weit gehen. Wenn Freizeitaktivitäten mehr Druck als Freude erzeugen, geht der Sinn verloren. Einige Menschen geraten dabei unter Druck, besonders wenn sie denken, dass sie ständig neuen und aufregenden Aktivitäten nachgehen müssen, um ihre Freizeit optimal zu nutzen. Dies kann letztendlich zu Erschöpfung und Stress führen, was genau das Gegenteil des beabsichtigten Effekts wäre. Die Balance zu halten, ist wichtig, um den maximalen Nutzen aus Freizeitaktivitäten zu ziehen. Können alberne Aktivitäten tatsächlich Erwachsenen helfen, sich besser auf die Arbeit zu konzentrieren? Unbedingt! Lustige Aktivitäten fördern kreative Denkprozesse und unterstützen dabei, den Kopf frei zu bekommen. Wenn man über den Tellerrand schaut und sich von Routinen löst, kann das neue Perspektiven enthüllen. Außerdem wirkt sich Lachen positiv auf den Stresspegel aus und stärkt die mentale Gesundheit, was sich schließlich auf die Konzentration auswirkt. Das Gehirn erhält eine dringend benötigte Pause und kann mit frischer Energie und neuem Fokus an die Arbeit gehen. Machen wir uns nicht manchmal zu viel Stress, wenn es darum geht, die perfekte Freizeitaktivität zu finden? Es ist wohl wahr, dass der Drang, die perfekte Freizeitgestaltung zu wählen, zusätzlichen Stress erzeugen kann. Der Schlüssel liegt darin, sich daran zu erinnern, dass Freizeit in erster Linie der Entspannung dienen sollte. Anstatt sich auf Trends oder gesellschaftliche Erwartungen zu konzentrieren, sollte man sich fragen, was einem persönlich Spaß macht und was die eigene Energie wieder auflädt. Manchmal sind die einfachsten Dinge die besten – ein Spaziergang im Park, ein Buch lesen oder ein einfaches Kartenspiel mit Freunden. Warum sollten wir nicht einfach alle Freizeitaktivitäten ernst nehmen? Ernsthaftigkeit hat definitiv ihren Platz, doch die Freizeit sollte genau das Andersherum bieten. Sie ist unsere Chance, die Kette der Rationalität zu durchbrechen und das kindliche Staunen zurückzugewinnen. Wenn wir zu ernst mit Freizeitaktivitäten umgehen, verlieren wir einen wichtigen Aspekt der Erholung: die unbeschwerte Freude. Alberne Momente und humorvolle Aktivitäten lassen uns die Freiheit erfahren, die im normalen Alltag oft fehlt. Ist es nicht unumgänglich, dass wir uns auch mal langweilen, um kreativer zu werden? Viele Künstler und Denker argumentieren, dass Langeweile tatsächlich einer der Wegbereiter für Kreativität ist. Lange Phasen der Untätigkeit zwingen unser Gehirn, neue Wege zu finden, sich zu beschäftigen. Doch für viele ist dies ein unangenehmer Zustand. Die Balance zwischen aktiven und leeren Zeiten erlaubt es, Gedanken reifen zu lassen und Ideen zu entwickeln. Denn mit der Ruhe kommt oft die Muße, aus der echte Innovation erwächst. Read the full article
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Suite au communiqué de la Commune de Val-de-Travers, un appel à idées est lancé pour transformer la bande herbeuse située au nord du terrain de football de l’espaceVAL. Ce vaste espace, autrefois partagé avec l’ECAP, est désormais libre d’utilisation. Le Conseil communal souhaite aujourd’hui mener une réflexion globale à long terme afin de créer un espace convivial et fonctionnel qui réponde aux besoins de la population locale et des clubs sportifs. L’idée est simple : recueillir des propositions réalistes et financièrement viables qui s’intègrent harmonieusement à l’environnement existant. Cet appel s’adresse autant aux clubs sportifs qu’aux citoyens afin de concevoir ensemble des aménagements qui enrichiront la vie sociale et sportive de la commune. Surfaces disponibles Deux zones ont été identifiées pour le développement de ce projet : Le Grand rectangle : d’une surface d’environ 1'500 m² (80m de long x 20m de large). Le Petit rectangle : d’environ 200 m² (25m de long x 8m de large). Ces espaces offrent une opportunité unique d’apporter une plus-value à l’ensemble de la communauté, que ce soit à travers des infrastructures sportives, des espaces de détente ou des installations récréatives. Projets déjà envisagés La Commune a déjà mentionné quelques idées dans son communiqué : Bâtiment multifonction comprenant une buvette, des vestiaires et des salles de réception pour répondre aux besoins des événements sportifs et récréatifs. Terrains de padel, un sport de raquette très populaire et accessible, qui pourrait dynamiser la vie sportive locale. Idées complémentaires pour la bande herbeuse Afin de diversifier l’utilisation de l’espace et répondre à une variété de besoins, voici quelques propositions supplémentaires : Terrain de pétanque : Le Petit rectangle pourrait accueillir un terrain de pétanque avec plusieurs pistes. La pétanque est un sport convivial, facile à entretenir, et qui attire un public large. Aire de fitness en plein air : Une partie du Grand rectangle pourrait être dédiée à des équipements de fitness (barres de traction, bancs abdominaux, etc.), permettant à tous de s’entraîner en plein air. Parcours de santé ou mini parcours de course d'obstacles : Disposer de stations d’exercices ou obstacles le long du Grand rectangle favoriserait la pratique d’un sport ludique et complet. Terrain de mini-foot ou de volley-ball : Un terrain polyvalent, utilisable pour plusieurs sports (volley-ball, mini-foot), pourrait facilement être installé sur le Grand rectangle. Aire de jeux pour enfants : Dans le Petit rectangle, une aire de jeux avec des toboggans, balançoires et structures d’escalade offrirait un espace récréatif pour les familles. Mur d’escalade extérieur : Un mur d’escalade de faible hauteur, installé en bordure du Grand rectangle, offrirait une activité ludique et sportive, surtout pour les jeunes. Terrain de boccia ou Mölkky : Proposer des variantes ludiques de jeux de lancer, comme le boccia ou le Mölkky, pour ajouter une dimension intergénérationnelle aux activités proposées. Zone de slackline : Installer des lignes de slackline entre des arbres ou des poteaux offrirait une activité amusante et technique pour développer l’équilibre. Disc Golf (Frisbee) : Installer un parcours de disc golf dans le Grand rectangle, avec des paniers de cible dispersés, permettrait de pratiquer une activité ludique et en plein essor. Sondage : Participez à l'aménagement de votre commune La Commune souhaite obtenir votre avis sur ces propositions et recueillir vos idées pour la mise en valeur de cette bande herbeuse. Quels aménagements aimeriez-vous voir réalisés ? Quels sont vos besoins pour cet espace ? Prenez part à cette consultation par courriel ([email protected]) avant le 31 octobre 2024. Vallon.info vous partage quelques idées à travers notre sondage ci-dessous. Contribuez à façonner l’avenir de ce lieu. [forminator_poll id="44528"] Votre contribution est essentielle pour créer un espace
qui répondra aux attentes de chacun et contribuera à l’épanouissement social et sportif de notre belle région.
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Unlocking the Value: Creative Ways to Use Undeveloped Land in San Antonio
Unlocking the potential of undeveloped land in San Antonio is a venture that transcends the mere act of ownership. It’s an exploration into the realm of possibilities, an imaginative journey where creativity meets real estate, generating revenue in the process. In this expansive landscape, the canvas is blank, and the potential is boundless.
Let’s delve into the creative ways one can unlock the value of undeveloped land in San Antonio, where innovation transforms raw estate into thriving spaces.
Reimagining Vacant Land: Unleashing the Potential
Undeveloped land often lies dormant, waiting to be activated and transformed into something more meaningful. By embracing creative approaches, you can unlock the value of these vacant spaces, fostering sustainable development, enhancing community well-being, and most importantly, investing to make the most of the land.
1. Urban Agriculture For Profit or Self-Reliance
Undeveloped land presents an ideal canvas for urban agriculture, a sustainable practice that brings fresh, locally-grown produce to urban communities. By establishing community gardens, rooftop farms, and vertical farming systems, you can revitalize vacant spaces while either generating a profit or promoting self-reliance.
2. Using the Land as a Recreational Facility
Amidst the bustling cityscape, undeveloped land can be transformed into a tranquil recreational facility. You can utilize the land to serve as a private sports facility that can earn you a decent profit. For instance, a small soccer field in San Antonio could be rented out for $100 per hour (source). If the field is rented out for 20 hours per week, it can generate $2,000 per month.
You can also use your property as a park which can earn you good revenue in the long term (if your property is big enough). When using your property as a park, you can charge people lot rent and utility fees. Another creative recreational use for a property that is big enough is to repurpose it as a disc golf course.
3. Wellness Retreats
Undeveloped land offers the canvas for creating havens of rejuvenation. Wellness resorts, spas, and yoga retreats can be designed to harmonize with the natural surroundings, providing spaces for relaxation, mindfulness, and holistic well-being. These retreats or resorts are also a great way to generate great profit off of your property that might otherwise be lying vacant.
4. Camping Ground
Using your property as a campground in San Antonio can be a viable way to make money. The San Antonio area boasts a thriving tourism industry, attracting millions of visitors each year. With its warm climate, diverse attractions, and proximity to natural beauty, San Antonio offers a perfect setting for a successful campground.
5. Farm
The San Antonio region boasts diverse agricultural opportunities, with favorable climate and soil conditions suitable for various crops and livestock. Whether you’re considering a small backyard garden or a larger, multi-acre operation, understanding the specific possibilities and challenges is crucial. Moreover, estimating potential revenue depends heavily on farm size, chosen crops/livestock, and marketing strategies.
The Impact of Creative Land Use
Urban agriculture has the potential to generate over $1 billion in economic output and create thousands of jobs in San Antonio.
Parks and recreational facilities can potentially increase property values by up to 20%.
The global sports facilities market is expected to reach $ 153.0 billion by 2028, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 4.9%.
The camping industry generates over $ 167 billion annually in the U.S. and supports 1.4 million jobs (Source).
Farms contribute to local food security and provide access to fresh, healthy produce (Source).
Conclusion
As San Antonio continues to grow and evolve, the creative utilization of undeveloped land presents a pivotal opportunity to shape the city’s future. By embracing innovative approaches that promote sustainability, community well-being, and economic growth, we can transform vacant spaces into vibrant hubs of activity, enhancing the city’s livability, resilience, and overall character. As a Realtor covering land transactions, reach out, and let’s talk about creating your vision.
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