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[jangillman]

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[grimark]

if you try to buy shoes or a belt these days the product description on the website will be like "a new Premium Vegan Leather made from recycled water bottles and discarded apple skins from the apple juice industry!!!" well i would like it to be made out of discarded cow skins from the cow industry. is that an option.

[keldabekush]

A glow in the dark sticker maybe?

[ghenry]

2024 RECAP

It's that time of the year once again: the end of it. The holiday season is hitting us with its capitalistic drive, cold-ass weather (if applicable), and family love (if applicable)! I'm enjoying my little break from making videos and reflecting on the work I put out in 2024. My video count was much higher than in 2023. But even then, I had a lot more in mind, so much so that I made a cute little MV for patrons in the beginning of the year. Sadly, not everything I considered 'locked in' came to fruition.

But that's okay, because I still came out with some fun videos! The projects I couldn't focus on aren't entirely abandoned, but they'll have to simmer more as I have big plans for 2025. That doesn't necessarily include everything I had in mind for this ending year, but you'll see. With that, let's go over all the videos I managed to create for this channel throughout this year leaving us;

Sonic 3D Retrospective | Onto Adventure

I have begun a retrospective series on Sonic's post-2D era, as I've always had a passing interest in the franchise.

The point of the video:

I used to be a major poser regarding some Sonic games, most notably blindly hating Adventure 1. This gave me a chance to reevaluate and describe why I love it as an adult today. I also found it interesting how vastly different SA1 and 2 are from each other, so I wanted to explore that as well.

Deadly Individualism: Frog Minutes

This was my first ever April Fools video, and it was a lot of fun to make! Thanks to an anonymous individual that made Frog Minutes playable via Android emulator, I got to experience a Grasshopper "gem" of sorts myself! I had a great time goofing on it as well as various comments disparaging my work. They motivate me just as much as the rest!

The point of the video:

I wanted to surprise folks as it was a long-running joke about when I'd make a video analysis on Frog Minutes, so I thought it made for a great gag!

Suda51 interview | Talking about Shadows of the Damned

One of my dreams came true, I got to meet Suda51 and talk to him extensively about his games, mainly Shadows of the Damned! This video pretty much had the entire interview, with added visual context of what we're discussing.

The point of the video:

To live a dream. Suda himself was a very kind man. I also had him sign my copy of Moonlight Syndrome, which he absolutely freaked out about! I don't think anyone has had him sign a copy of that in years, if ever.

I Do NOT Want a Flower, Sun, and Rain Remaster | Prelude Analysis

Originally part of the full analysis where I would go on an early tangent regarding the nature of video game remakes, I figured it was good enough to warrant its own video, rather than be a somewhat random tangent about game remakes in general.

The point of the video:

I realized I'm not a fan of most game remakes, I think just about all are unnecessary and pretty much always provide a downgraded experience of the original. Even regarding Resident Evil 1 (the go-to "what about-" example), I still prefer playing the original above the remake.

3 videos about Dead Rising Deluxe Remastered

Initially, I was merely reacting to the news of the original Dead Rising getting a full-on remake, as I figured people would be curious about my thoughts. To my surprise, Capcom recognized my dedication and reached out to me with early access and a free copy! I had to take the opportunity and provide deeper thoughts of my experience.

The point of the videos:

To properly evaluate what I thought of the remake, things that changed, and things that stayed the same. And, of course, to appease Capcom as they did me a solid. I was more than happy to make these videos!

Flower, Sun, and Rain Analysis | Yes Paradise

Another gigantic analysis video in a game directed by Suda51? Who could have guessed? Unlike my analysis for The Silver Case, this felt less daunting as I found Flower, Sun, and Rain easier to understand. Therefore, I had a great time really dissecting what Suda and the gang were trying to say with it.

The point of the video:

I never gave this game a proper analysis until now. A lot of people think it's just senseless and quirky, but there's actually a lot of great nuance and intrigue. Also, I wanted to describe that its story and structure is eerily close to how No More Heroes 3 was designed and even narrated. Awesome game.

In Here Is a Tragedy | The Silent Hill 2 remake is terrible

Experiencing the Silent Hill 2 remake was both grueling and gratifying. I felt a near infinite amount of vindication, as nearly all of my suspicions were proven right. The Silent Hill 2 remake is anti-art and anti-thought. Just like with The Medium, the developers did not take this harrowing adventure's centerpiece of severe mental health and trauma seriously. They tried selling an arthouse film like a theme park ride, which is all sorts of disgusting.

The point of the video:

I jokingly sent a request for a review code on Silent Hill 2, and Konami was dense enough to send it to me. I felt obligated to make a review at that point.

Shadows of the Damned | Bygone Era of Third Person Shooters

Shadows of the Damned received a proper remaster in 2024, making the game available on all current platforms! I wanted to give my thoughts on the port itself, as well as reflecting on this 2011 classic TPS. Also, the fine folks at NetEase sent me a code to review it, which was kind of them.

The point of the video:

Shadows of the Damned represents this era of TPS games that were more arcadey, faster-paced, and fun. I wanted to reflect on how TPS games don't play like it anymore, and why that might be the case.

Iron Meat Review | Finally, a good Contra game

I was given the opportunity of reviewing Iron Meat, an indie run-n-gun game that's heavily inspired by the Contra series. And, in turn, excels the efforts of current Contra in every single way imaginable.

The point of the video:

Contra is truly dead. Anything official using the name is merely a husk piece of the old game's glory. It's either unrecognizable, or nostalgia-grabbing trite with uninspired design. Retroware has a much better understanding of run-n-gun design than Wayforward, or anyone at Konami. It's sad, but I'm glad the spirit of Contra lives in indie gems such as this!

That's it for now, thank you so much for supporting me! I hope to make more awesome videos in 2025, catch y'all next time, and happy holidays!

[itsnotmourn]

Hi, again Bob x Kevin = DevilCandy Bob x Shotgun = MeatCanyon Radford x Candy Dealer = PiratedFilm Lila x John = LavenderVape/LavenderSmoke John x Shotgun = GunSmoke Lila x Mort = LavenderMeds

This is all I came up with on the spot. I couldn't stop laughing at the MeatCanyon one. have a nice day^^

WOAAA TYSM FOR THE LIST !! adding them soon!

ohh if i had to choose one favourite, I think i like PiratedFIlm the most! but all of them are VERY nice and simple!! /pos

and also MEATCANYON ??? if i'm thinking the same way you're thinking, then oh my god that's a smart and funny name HAHA

[mantisgodsdomain]

Fun fact about us: we really, really like doing crossovers, whether between different Things or just between different AUs of the same Thing. We deeply enjoy throwing things into each other and seeing the relative "normal" interact, tinkering with different potential outcomes of the same general thing, fucking around with culture clash and alternate realities, and all of that fun stuff.

Unfortunately, we also get into flavors of media that isn't quite finished a lot, and we often really want to throw together AUs that we have to write ourself together with things, which means that we're nearly constantly running into the same handful of roadblocks: it's really hard to write about stuff when people have no idea what you're talking about, and it's also really hard to write about stuff when you don't know half of what's going on.

This means that a decent chunk of our writing that is finished tends to stay in drafts - fics based on information that needs to be revealed in stuff we haven't yet written, fics based on media where half of the things we need to know aren't yet revealed in canon, and similar situations easily make up our second most common category of "finished but unpublished" and "finished except for That One Thing" fic (our first most common category is "we need to come up with a decent opening and writing a good hook is hard")

This is, of course, a hell of our own creation. A problem of our own authorship, that we still consistently fail to escape because of our sense of pride and unwillingness to turn out anything that isn't at least half-decent. Similar to the way that we force ourself to reread any media that we write fic of for the sake of accuracy before we can publish it. It makes things take longer, but allows us to ensure quality - though it may hold us back from a certain degree of self-indulgence, mischaracterization is the thing that bothers us most, and if we release a misreading or mischaracterization, that'll haunt us more than any level of soul-baring ever count.

Anyways, all of this is to say that peak self-indulgence for us looks like an isekai Dungeon Meshi/Runaway to the Stars crossover where we stick a handful of characters into the dungeon and let them just kind of cope with that for the forseeable future and the only thing stopping us from doing this is a sense of pride and the fact that Runaway to the Stars doesn't actually have finished & published books right now.

[queeniethevampire]

ENTER THE BOARTEX TO ACHIEVE POWERS BEYOND PORCINE COMPREHENSION

“Given how bad boars head is doing as of late, don’t think I wanna do that.” She shook her head.

[caosuviet-company]

Rubber belts have the function of separating shrimp shells, bones and fish meat in Vietnam

[batchmasteruk]

ERP Software for Meat Processors: A Comprehensive Guide for UK Manufacturer

Meat manufacturing is one of the most complex industries in the food sector not just in the United Kingdom (UK) but globally. If meat is not handled properly, there is a higher risk of infection and diseases – making this industry one of the most sensitive and challenging segments amongst the other food verticals.  

Also, there are hiccups related to catch weight calculations, poultry management (in terms of feeding, hygiene, and wellness), perishability, and the complexities of assigning grades and cuts to meat products. Adding more are the health issues related to meat consumption, that often stem from the living conditions of the animals, and any negligence in the supply chain or storage can lead to contamination.  

This poses serious risks to consumer health and often raises red flags among regulators. Consequently, meat manufacturers are under constant pressure to comply with industry standards, while navigating intensifying competition, shrinking profit margins, delivering high-quality products, and managing the entire supply chain.    Not to forget, today's consumers are increasingly health-conscious and demand products that meet strict nutritional and safety standards. This puts additional pressure on manufacturers, who not only have to meet these expectations but also face the challenge of accurately conveying all the necessary information on labels and packaging.  But wait, there are more challenges in the basket, such as: 

Adhering to cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practices) requirements 

Managing raw materials and their shelf life 

Ensuring worker safety and hygiene 

Managing fluctuating demand for products like beef and pork 

Ensuring traceability throughout the production cycle 

To effectively tackle these challenges, UK meat manufacturers are increasingly adopting ERP Software for Meat Processors. Meat Processing ERP software can streamline operations, ensure regulatory compliance, and uphold product quality across the production process. 

Why Meat Processing ERP is the pressing need for UK Meat Manufacturers 

A generic ERP system may fall short when it comes to meeting the unique demands of meat processors but ERP software for meat processors fit best, offering unique capabilities such as: 

Inventory Management: Efficiently tracks raw materials, ingredients, co-products, and by-products. It also enables the better organization of inventory using various classification methods such as LIFO, FIFO, and FEFO while maintaining optimal stock levels to prevent stock-outs or overstocking. 

Traceability: Monitors the entire journey of a product, from raw material intake to finished goods, ensuring complete traceability. It also helps meet product recall requirements with ease. 

Yield and Cost Management: Accurately measures yield, scales production, and tracks costs, enabling manufacturers to optimize profitability by aligning production with demand. 

Catch-Weight Functionality: Handles variable weights, ensuring that meat is priced accurately based on its exact weight, providing transparency and accuracy in pricing. 

Quality Control: Implements comprehensive quality checks to meet industry standards like HACCP and cGMP. It also enables detailed sample inspections to ensure product quality. 

Production: Streamlines the entire production process by optimizing production schedules, reducing downtime, helping monitor work-in-progress (WIP) inventory, tracking production output, and ensuring timely order fulfillment. 

Expiration Tracking: Reduces waste by closely monitoring expiration dates and providing timely alerts when products are approaching their expiry. 

Regulatory Compliance: Ensures compliance with industry-specific standards, including the Products Containing Meat (England) Regulations 2014, Food Information Regulations 2014, and the European Food Information to Consumers Regulation No 1169/2011 (FIC), helping avoid legal risks. 

One ERP solution that offers all above stated and more capabilities to the meat industry is BatchMaster ERP. More than just software, it’s a strategic competitive advantage tailored specifically for the unique needs of UK meat processors. It enables them to digitize and optimize their entire supply chain cycle while offering all the capabilities essential to meet Formulation, R&D, Processing, Quality, Compliance, Finance & Accounting, Inventory management, Planning and such needs. 

Benefits of Meat ERP Software  

Adopting a Meat ERP software offers several benefits to meat manufacturers, including: 

Enhanced accountability, predictability, and scalability along with consistent and assured quality products. 

Tight control over the costs and increased profit margin. 

Unparalleled command over the business processes such as inventory management, production & distribution. 

Improved efficiency as well as bottom line. 

Consistency in operations. 

Informed decision making. 

Ability to demonstrate regulatory compliance. 

Improved customer service that results in greater customer satisfaction. 

Competitive advantage. 

Discover how a ERP for food like BatchMaster can help you stay ahead of the curve, tackle industry challenges, and grow your business confidently. Click here to transform your operations today! 

[uvcfoodproducts]

Choosing the Right Meat Masala and Chaat Masala Manufacturer in India

When it comes to adding authentic Indian flavors to your dishes, using the right meat masala manufacturer and chaat masala manufacturer in India is key. These spice blends, carefully crafted, bring the rich aroma and taste that enhance a variety of recipes, making them a staple in every Indian kitchen. One brand that has stood out for its quality and authenticity is Uvcfood Products.

Why Quality Matters in Masala Manufacturing

Choosing a reliable meat masala manufacturer ensures that you get a spice blend that perfectly balances the heat and depth of flavors. A good meat masala not only adds richness to your curry but also brings out the natural flavors of the meat. At Uvcfood Products, the focus is on sourcing the best ingredients, ensuring that each blend retains its natural oils and essence, providing a superior taste experience.

Similarly, selecting the right chaat masala manufacturer in India is crucial for creating the perfect tangy and spicy kick that is synonymous with Indian street food. Uvcfood Products ensures that their chaat masala contains the right mix of dry mango powder, cumin, black salt, and other spices, creating a burst of flavor with every sprinkle.

What Sets Uvcfood Products Apart?

Uvcfood Products has earned a reputation as a trusted meat masala manufacturer by adhering to strict quality control processes. Their spices are processed using advanced techniques that maintain their freshness, aroma, and natural color. This dedication to quality is why chefs and home cooks alike prefer Uvcfood Products for their meat dishes.

In addition, Uvcfood Products has become a preferred chaat masala manufacturer in India due to their consistent taste and high standards. Their chaat masala is a versatile seasoning that enhances the flavor of fruits, snacks, and traditional Indian dishes. Whether you are making a refreshing fruit salad or the classic papdi chaat, Uvcfood Products’ chaat masala is your go-to choice for a tangy twist.

Benefits of Using Quality Spices in Cooking

Using spices from a reputable meat masala manufacturer like Uvcfood Products offers several advantages. High-quality spices:

Enhance the flavor of the dish without the need for additional additives.

Provide a richer and deeper taste to meat curries and gravies.

Offer health benefits such as improved digestion and metabolism.

The same holds true when choosing a chaat masala manufacturer in India. Uvcfood Products ensures that their chaat masala is free from artificial colors and preservatives, making it a healthier option for those who love to add a zesty flavor to their dishes.

Tips for Selecting the Best Masala Manufacturer

When searching for the right meat masala manufacturer, consider the following tips:

Check the ingredient list: Ensure that the manufacturer uses high-quality and fresh ingredients.

Look for purity: Spices should be free from artificial additives, colors, or fillers.

Research the brand reputation: Brands like Uvcfood Products have built trust through consistent quality.

Similarly, when selecting a chaat masala manufacturer in India, opt for one that uses authentic recipes and processes. Uvcfood Products is known for its traditional recipes that deliver the perfect balance of spicy, sour, and salty flavors in their chaat masala.

Final Thoughts

Choosing the right meat masala manufacturer and chaat masala manufacturer in India can significantly impact the taste and quality of your cooking. With Uvcfood Products, you can be assured of getting spices that elevate the flavor of your dishes, whether it's a rich mutton curry or a tangy chaat. Their commitment to quality and authenticity makes them a top choice for both professional chefs and home cooks.

[lazzatfoodandspices]

Buy Meat Masala Sopore | Wholesale Masala Manufacturer

If you're looking to Buy Meat Masala Sopore, Lazzat Spices is your go-to choice. Known for our high-quality and authentic spice blends, Lazzat Spices offers Meat Masala that enhances the flavor of your dishes with rich and aromatic spices. Perfect for both home cooks and professional chefs, this masala is available in wholesale quantities as well. Whether you're preparing a family meal or hosting a large gathering, Lazzat Meat Masala is sure to impress. Buy Meat Masala from Lazzat Spices today and experience the perfect blend of tradition and taste.

Contact us today!!

[regenexim]

Trusted High Quality Frozen Meat Exporter & Supplier in nashik

Regen Services is a leading online Trusted High-Quality Frozen Meat wholesaler, dealer, distributor, supplier, and trader in Nashik Maharashtra India. we offer the best price for natural Frozen Meat. Visit now

[caosuviet-company]

Productos de cintas de caucho para separación de huesos en la provincia de Binh Duong

[rlmasala]

Blended Spices Manufacturers in India | Spice Masala Company

When it comes to the art of cooking, the right blend of spices can transform a simple meal into a gourmet experience. RL Masala stands out as the premier choice among Blended Spices Manufacturers in India, offering top-quality spice mixes that elevate the flavor of any dish. Our commitment to excellence and innovation in spice blends has made us a trusted name in the industry.

Why Choose RL Masala as Your Spices Manufacturer?

1. Expert Craftsmanship

At RL Masala, we take pride in our expertise in blending spices. Our team of skilled professionals combines traditional methods with modern technology to create spice blends that are both authentic and versatile. Each blend is carefully crafted to ensure a perfect balance of flavors, making our products ideal for a wide range of culinary applications.

2. High-Quality Ingredients

As leading blended spices manufacturers in India, we source only the finest ingredients for our spice blends. We work with trusted suppliers to ensure that every spice we use meets our stringent quality standards. Our spices are freshly ground and meticulously blended to preserve their natural flavor and aroma. This commitment to quality ensures that you receive a product that enhances your dishes with rich, authentic taste.

3. Innovative Blends

Our team at RL Masala is dedicated to innovation in spice blending. We continuously develop new and exciting blends that cater to evolving culinary trends and preferences. Whether you're looking for traditional Indian spice mixes or unique, contemporary blends, RL Masala offers a diverse range of products to suit your needs. Our innovative approach ensures that you have access to the latest and most flavorful spice combinations.

4. Custom Solutions

Understanding that different kitchens have unique requirements, RL Masala offers custom spice blending solutions. We work closely with our clients to develop bespoke spice blends that match their specific needs. This personalized service ensures that you get a product tailored to your exact preferences, whether for a restaurant, food manufacturer, or home use.

5. Stringent Quality Control

Quality is our top priority at RL Masala. Our spice blends undergo rigorous quality control checks at every stage of production. From ingredient sourcing to final packaging, we ensure that our products

meet the highest standards of safety and quality. This meticulous approach guarantees that you receive a consistent and premium product every time.

6. Wide Range of Products

As one of the top spices manufacturers, RL Masala offers a comprehensive range of spice blends. Our product line includes everything from classic curry powders and garam masalas to specialized blends for meat and seafood. This extensive selection allows you to find the perfect blend for any dish, making us your one-stop shop for all your spice needs.

7. Sustainability and Responsibility

At RL Masala, we are committed to sustainability and ethical practices. We strive to minimize our environmental impact through responsible sourcing and efficient production processes. Our commitment to sustainability ensures that you can enjoy our spices knowing they are produced with care for the environment.

For those seeking the best blended spices manufacturers in India, RL Masala is the definitive choice. Our dedication to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction sets us apart in the industry. Whether you’re a professional chef, a food manufacturer, or a home cook, RL Masala provides spice blends that enhance your culinary creations and deliver exceptional flavor. Discover the difference that premium, expertly crafted spice blends can make in your kitchen—choose RL Masala for all your spice needs.

[bluepoodle7]

#JLMManufacturing #JLMManufacturingRoastedAndSaltedSunflowerSeedsMeat#SunflowerSeeds #SeasonedSunflowerSeedsReview

I tried the JLM Manufacturing Roasted And Salted Sunflower Seeds Meat and these were pretty good.

This was lightly crunchy, and easy to eat.

This tasted lightly roasted and lightly salty.

These were salty to me.

I would eat these again but with my oatmeal mix.

Got at Gordons.