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Paras Avenue Commercial Projects Noida

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Él Mató a un Policía Motorizado or Él Mató is an Argentine Indie Rock band made in 2003.

The first song that Santiago composed was "Space Rock." After releasing their self-titled debut album in 2004, the band set out to make a trilogy of EPs dedicated, respectively, to birth, life and death.

Their most famous songs are "El tesoro", "La noche Eterna" and "Fuego", Propaganda below;

"Todas sus canciones suenan como el último día de verano cuando sabes que no vas a volver a ver a tu amigo que conociste ese verano y con el cual tuviste una relación pseudo-homoerotica." "Posiblemente la mejor banda de rock argentino de los 2010s. Temazos tipo indie rock para cuando estás medio melancolique. Santi Motorizado es el cantante y bajista y es un tipazo." "Una de las mejores bandas de rock indie de ahora"

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Café Tacvba is a Mexican Alternative Rock made in 1989.

In addition to the commercial and critical success they have achieved, the group is recognized for its avant-garde cultural project which mixes rock and its usual themes with lyrics, stories and sounds extracted from Mexican popular culture, the latter thanks to the use in various songs. of instruments such as tololoche and jarana.Among the main awards obtained throughout his career, the Grammy and the Latin Grammy stand out.

Re achieved the gold record in Mexico for more than 40,000 copies sold, definitively putting the quartet on the Spanish rock map.

Theyve been on MTV their most famous songs are "Eres", "La ingrata" and "Aprovéchate". Propaganda Below;

"El Rubén es medio Joto, Re es una obra de arte y la mezcla entre folclore y rock es eximia" (????)] "deben ser mi banda favorita mexicana, me encanta que se noten las influencias indígenas y populares y como se mezclan con influencias punk y urbanas 🔥"

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Translated:

ALBA BAPTISTA: "I DON'T KNOW IF I IDENTIFY MUCH WITH THE HOLLYWOOD SIGNATURE (...) I'M EUROPEAN AT HEART."

"The Seed of Evil" premiered in theaters and was a pretext to talk to the actress about the emotions that shootings impose in everyday life. How to find peace when scrutiny becomes noisy? Alba answers.

It gets dark in Lisbon and Alba appears on my computer screen via Zoom. Different time zone, her face still appears illuminated by the sun. It gets dark in Lisbon, but it is Alba who approaches the stars, the ones that move on the movie screens and fill the streets of Los Angeles where her life has rushed in recent times. For more than a decade we have associated her face with cinema shot in Portugal, with mandatory passages through television fiction, Alba has become an assiduous presence both in commercial productions and in small independent films. Today he talks about The Seed of Evil, a horror film directed by Gabriel Abrantes, where a palace hides memories and massacres, Alba's body ages and mutates to the interpretation of Anabela Moreira - they are the same character. Both are looking for youth, between startles we discover Alba's photogenics, the screen was made for her face with big emotional eyes. The Netflix series Warrior Nun introduced her to the rest of the world's population, and her marriage to American actor Chris Evans has not stopped inflaming the press with projections of what the couple's daily life will be like. Alba spends more time in the USA, even though her works made in our country continue to reach the screens.

It seems serene in the image of you that I see on the screen, in the voice that gives me the answers to this interview. Behind you I see an interior full of green plants, I hear your dog taking small steps. The actress fakes shyness, starts by giving short answers. His hesitations reveal sensitivity to the flower of the skin. You could eternalize the conversation, even more, to hear what you have to say about the world you see now from La La Land, a city full of possibilities and new cinema flights. Time is timed, Alba's take-off is imminent. We hope that Hollywood will value this talent ready to live emotions dictated by fiction.

The Seed of Evil is openly a horror movie. Gabriel Abrantes' films usually always have a message behind them. How did he convince you to get into this project?

He didn't have to convince me at all, working with Gabriel has always been my ambition. He is one of the young directors who really has a unique vision and challenges the Portuguese film signature a little. He is really a visionary and as soon as I found out that there was a character in which I could fit me, I immediately raised my hand (laughs).

So you were looking for it?

Yes.

In life, do you believe in the superstitions that are addressed in horror movies? And do you like genre cinema?

Yes, I'm very superstitious... Now that I think about it, I can say that I am quite superstitious. I had a phase in my adolescence when I saw horror movies and loved to explore the genre. Today it is already rarer to be interested, and I confess that I have not yet seen the Gabriel Abrantes film. I didn't have the opportunity. There are certain genres that interest me more, such as psychological terror. But any quality movie is worth watching. An Ari Aster movie (director of the film Midsommar) will always have quality no matter how much horror it is.

What do you think of the fate reserved for the young protagonists of horror movies? It often turns out to be perverse. There are many actresses who have started playing small roles in horror movies. Can this choice of yours be seen in any way a wink at a tradition that exists in genre cinema?

I don't know. In fact, I also entered this industry with a psychological horror film called Miami, a short film by Simão Cayatte. It's ironic, what you mention ended up happening to me, I started like that. But in The Seed of Evil the character I play is very small. Anabela Moreira is the one who deserves the character's credits, she makes me older.

Did they even talk to each other? What did you try to wake up in your work as actresses to do the same person?

At first we were very motivated to find a body language that would identify us both. She wanted to imitate mine and I wanted to imitate hers (laughs). So we didn't get anywhere (laughs). We worked a little on the cadence in the spoken language.

Gabriel Abrantes' films often have hidden messages, he comes from contemporary art. In this film the search for eternal youth is strong. It reminded me a lot of Oscar Wilde and The Portrait of Dorian Gray. Do you think the movie might want to say something about our society? About age...

Gabriel works a lot at the time of editing. None of the actors can predict how the film will end up in the final result. But in the script I read there seemed to be a criticism of this time that we live in dependence on social networks and the internet. In fact, subtly, it takes away our essence. Little by little we are losing our moral compass over the years and this is something that gives me tremendous anxiety. I actively try to fight it.

Do you feel that you are sucked on a daily basis by social networks? We're all, aren't we?

I have some aversion to social networks... I have moments, here and there, when ten minutes passed and I didn't even realize that I was looking at my phone. It's a feeling that we all know. I feel that I have some dependence on Instagram that is still important at this point in my career to promote jobs. But just having that notion, I feel like it hurts my head a little. (laughs)

Instagram has gained such great importance, it is almost like another work tool. Do you talk about it with the other actresses, with your friends or colleagues? Do you think it's a kind of new (public) character that you have to embody?

I have several friends who work with this very well. I confess that I don't have much talent because I have some stubbornness about it. I'd rather hide in a corner than expose what's going on in my life. And even in professional life... it's a mistake. We have to be able to know how to handle what is around us. We have to be able to dose things, always with our feet on the ground.

Is there really right or wrong? If we think of Hollywood, at certain times, there were always very mysterious actresses and this also worked. Were you also shy when you studied theater in Lisbon at ACT? Were you like being in a corner when they called you to do an improvisation? Were you the last one to go?

Yes, always. I much prefer not to talk and observe than to share my opinion or be seen. I am much more comfortable in the shade than in the sun.

Are you trying to control at these times? What are you trying to overcome?

It's simply my personality, I've always been very shy. Any family member will be able to confirm that I didn't speak much when I was a child (laughs). There is also another aspect of care... Maybe even a fear of saying the wrong thing. I, if I share my opinion, usually talk about something I have confidence in or that I have been able to confirm from various sources.

This can also be a pressure from those who have always grown up with social networks... The pressure of an entire generation?

It could be the other side of the coin, yes. There may be a lack of fear when exposing everything, as the opposite can also happen... (pause) I had never thought about it.

The short film you evoke of Simão Cayatte is a kind of reflection on fame. It's funny that it was your first job... Now can you think of the message of this short film in another way? I think about the exhibition you met with the Netflix series Warrior Nun. What do you think this means about you? Are the roles that choose the actors sometimes?

I've never thought about it. I hope I don't become like this character, because she was really obsessed with fame. That's something I don't identify with. But yes, fame is a concept that doesn't... (take a break and look to the side). I'm sorry, my dog is distracting me. It's very beautiful here walking from one side to the other. (pause) Sorry, now I've lost the reasoning of what I was saying.

We were talking about fame. This short film of yours is from 2014, it's been almost ten years, I feel that over the last decade you have known some success. Do you have any thoughts about it?

Experiencing such a phase does not bring joy or satisfaction. I simply want to navigate with my feet on the ground and understand that in fact fame is just an illusion. There is a sudden interest in you, but it is not really an interest in you... The interest is either linked to a character or is linked to my connections. Therefore, in my perception, it's more uncomfortable than anything else.

There is a dissociation. People think they know you, but deep down they don't?

At the end of the day it's just a job, and I think any artist likes to explore their creativity. But suddenly you have to take it with a wave, which is part of the job too, and you have to be able to know how to handle something that is not organic. (pause) It's an antithesis of everything that is normal... And some people know how to navigate better than others. I... My instinct is to close the door.

The movie The Seed of Evil ends up dancing with you reminded me of the movie Leviano (2018) you made with Justin Amorim. On the scene, in this possibility of moving, do you feel that you find some freedom as an actress? They're good, these days when they tell you - look, now are you going to dance in front of a camera?

Yes, curiously yes. As much as there is no training, any kind of physicality is interesting. I like to add the physical and emotional component. It's an even more specific challenge, it's more difficult. Carloto Cotta is a great dance partner, and in Gabriel's movie it was a lot of fun to make these scenes.

And how does the text appear in the middle of all this? I'm remembering a French movie you made in 2022 - L'Enfant. What changes in terms of preparation? What pleasure do you find in the text? You have a polyglot culture and speak several languages.

For me, as an actress, the most satisfying thing is to work with a director in an author's film. Each case is unique and each process is individual. And it is the director who chooses his environment.

As an actress, I like to adapt and listen. I like to cultivate what I receive and adapt. When I worked with Gonçalo Waddington, in the movie Patrick (2019), it was a unique experience. We did an artistic residency, we stayed a month simply living with each other to be completely comfortable. It doesn't always happen to be able to create stories that go beyond those that exist in the characters' script. In more commercial projects this does not always happen, and sometimes you can miss this essence.

You were younger, you studied at the German School of Lisbon. Did you go to German cinema at that time, or was your culture global? Do you feel that your interest in auteur cinema may have come from your education?

Yes, it's possible. I confess that in the German School I was not yet a movie nerd (laughs) I would say. European cinema has always been my first attraction in this world, only recently did I start to see the American classics. I recently saw Justine Triet's Anatomy of A Fall and loved it. It's wonderful. It's the kind of cinema I'd like to be a part of.

Did you have movie heroines at school? People you said, "I want to be like that."

The first actress I really admired was Natalie Portman. Just because her career was so appealing to a young woman or teenager. The fact that it started with Léon (Léon, the Professional, 1994) by Luc Besson, and then made iconic characters like Black Swan (Black Swan, 2010) or Closer (Too Close, 2004). She's a really sensitive actress, I identified with that.

Natalie Portman has always chosen her roles a lot, perhaps because she started as a child in the movie Léon, the Professional, but in general the actors do not have so much room to choose. How do you see this story of an actor or actress always being dependent on the desire of others? It's the others who choose you to make a character. What is it like to live with this need to exist through the eyes of the other?

It's complicated. It really depends on the others and even if you are making your dream character, there is no guarantee that the movie is what you imagined when you read the argument. You are dependent on so many departments, in cinema the process is almost internal. I feel that in Portugal I went through this a lot, I was doing several auditions and making the movies in which I was chosen. Now I try to be more selective and careful in my choices. Since I made the Warrior Nun series, I've been trying to advance to larger markets, and it looks like you're starting from square one again. But in fact my knowledge is already beyond square one, I worked in Portugal for almost a decade. My experience is already very vast even with my age [Alba is 26 years old]. Now the strategy with my agents is more about the jobs I'm not going to do. For at the end of my career not to look back and have regrets.

What is it that evokes in you the word Hollywood? Is it just another stage where you have to be ready for auditions, or is it wanting to belong to a broader universe?

I don't know if I identify a lot with the Hollywood signature, or with the way I work, namely in Los Angeles. I'm really very European at heart. The American structure is a little more aggressive. The approach to getting a role here has a lot to do with trying to raise your hand to be seen. It's much more direct, and you have a much larger volume of people who want to do the same thing. And they are very talented people. The important thing in the middle of all this, for me, is not to look at all these aspects, it can be very overwhelming... It is important to live through your truth and do things as you would within your silence.

Where do you find the silence when there is too much noise?

I find him in my family, in my husband, in my friends. Yes, I have amazing people in my life who are irreplaceable. I'm a lucky one.

Is filming a dramatic sequence or a more difficult scene something that can take away your sleep?

Yes. No doubt.

When did you feel that you really had to do this job and be an actress? Was it when you were studying at ACT or was it before? You had that thing you thought about like this "I really have to follow this and this moves me, it makes me happy."

It was during the shooting process of Simão Cayatte's [film] Miami. He rehearsed with me and his girlfriend [the actress Joana Santos] for 2 months. Every day, I would leave school and go to him.

It was a surreal experience, for a 15-year-old girl, to work and dig into emotions. It was really beautiful. When the shootings were over, I remember being completely lost. I didn't have the emotional maturity to understand that the project was over.

It's something that the actors have to deal with constantly and it's very easy for us to lose our sight... I suffered a lot because I didn't know how to get back to my normality. (pause) I dived. And this caused me a lot of suffering and also gave me great pleasure. I didn't know that at the time. Emotional diving has become an addiction.

You talk about balance and talk about finding silence. I wonder if being an actor isn't just about that... The ability to lose yourself more or less in a role?

I thought the actors should suffer and should experience everything. And I realized that this doesn't make us better actors. I think it's actually unnecessary and only brings hurt to our personal life and possibly to those around us.

What do they ask you about Portugal now, in this new American phase of your life?

They don't ask much. Everyone loves Portugal, or they want to visit or have already visited. Portugal is very popular at the moment.

There is a theater called Saudades Theatre and there is a community of Portuguese actors in Los Angeles. Have you ever been looking for them?

I don't know... I'm going to do a research.

This was to end and ask yourself if you miss it in these long periods of absence? Or maybe you don't miss it and it's a word you hate?

No, I always miss you. I'm a very nostalgic person, very melancholic. Every day I miss my people, obviously. I miss the streets of Lisbon, feeling the nostalgia of Architecture, the history behind the walls. I love walking through the area where I lived in Lisbon, in the Estrela neighborhood, I miss the sea...sometimes.

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Personal project: cover art I did for my fanfic (in progress), based on Çagan Irmak's Yaratılan / Creature, a Turkish series on Netflix (inspired in Frankenstein) 😁 'Uyan' means 'wake up'! 🇹🇷

~ Like all fanfiction, this is a project without commercial intent, made just for fun and appreciation for the original work ~ . Projeto pessoal: capa para minha fanfic (em andamento) de Yaratilan, série Turca da Netflix (inspirada em Frankenstein)! 'Uyan' significa 'Desperte' em Turco!

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'This Ken is the bomb. This Ken is explosive. This Ken is atomic. This Ken is to die for. No, it wasn't that complicated to deactivate the biggest promotional artifact of the year. It was enough to infiltrate enemy territory and make that campaign/marketing strategy that has broken the internet to the greatest glory of Barbie in his race against Oppenheimer his own. his own .

The sociocultural polarization of our days, which makes everything go viral, fully reached the films of Greta Gerwig and Christopher Nolan at the very moment that it was learned of the coincidence in the release date of the adventures of the fantastic plastic doll made flesh and the misadventures of the tragic nuclear anti-hero (in Spain brought forward to Thursday July 20, one day before the rest of the world, it is not going to be that the proximity to the election day of the 23rd discourages them from dropping by the movie theaters).

It is the sixth time that he has been under the command of Christopher Nolan

Since then, the fight for the summer blockbuster – there Tom Cruise leads his true mission impossible – has been intensifying with hilarious memes and increasingly witty comments, depth charges on social networks that do not escape rigorous political reading right now : the question is no longer one of comedy or drama, lightness or intensity, but of a commercial product willing to be exploited as a franchise or auteur cinema with unwavering principles, of woke narrative versus lordly discourse. What a mania with having to choose, with how easy it is to embrace the Barbenheimer.

“I can't wait to see Barbie . I love Margot Robbie, I love Ryan Gosling, I want to see them now!” admits Cillian Murphy. “I don't know what the debate is about, the political turra, although it's not that I have an overwhelming opinion about it either. My advice would be for people to go see both, on the same day. If they are good films, that is what the cinema wins”.

nuclear antihero This antii-Ken is fuming. J.Robert Oppenheimer The New York physicist, engineer and philosopher (1904-1967) was one of the great scientists recruited by the US Army for the Manhattan Project, a weapons program developed between 1942 and 1946 from which the atomic bomb would emerge. Oppenheimer has the dubious honor of having been its ideologue. An unfortunate find that he would end up denying. "I have become death, the destroyer of worlds," he would say in 1965.

The Irish actor (Cork, 1976) does not dodge the bulge, or not at all, when questioned about the controversy. And that he has to defend the rival, as the headliner of Oppenheimer . It is the sixth time that he has placed himself under the command of Christopher Nolan, but the first as the absolute protagonist after a string of brilliant supporting roles, from the psychotic Scarecrow of the Dark Knight trilogy (2005-2012) to the anonymous traumatized soldier of Dunkirk (2017). , going through the heir trapped in a dream that is not his from Origin (2010).

“It took me by surprise. Although I suppose that I always wanted to have the main role in one of his films, what actor would not want to work with Chris, especially if he is such a complex, contradictory and, on top of that, iconic character. He is outrageous, ”he says.

"I spent six months preparing myself, which is a long time for a role"

Accustomed to playing complicated personality types ("I'm not interested in heroes or villains, but those who walk the shades of gray that mediate between the two," he says), Murphy seems to have gotten into the skin of Julius Robert Oppenheimer as the one who put a glove The very father of the atomic bomb, watch out there. “I spent six months preparing, which is a long time for a role. He did extensive research, but in the end, the script is the best source, because it all comes out of Chris's head. I know him very well and I trust him, ”he explains.

And then he reveals his method: “The trick is not to get too academic, because it limits you. My job is not to intellectualize the character, but to explore the humanity of him. On the set you are, the director and the actors with whom you have to interact and what counts is the emotional component”.

Well, Nolan, no matter how cerebral it is…

Well, that's your opinion [laughs]. No, seriously, I think he knows how to reflect humanity very, very well. Insterstellar is one of the most emotional movies I've ever seen, tears came to my eyes at the theater.

Did you like 'Tenet'?

Of course.

Did you get it?

No! I'm not that smart [laughter]. There are still people who ask me to explain Origin , and I can't.

This screenplay adapts the book American Prometheus: Triumph and Tragedy by J. Robert Oppenheimer , the 2006 Pulitzer-winning biography of Kai Bird and Martin Sherwin. Knowing how Nolan spends them, it can be assumed that we are not talking about a biopic to use...

Well, not the same, although you will have to wait for the movie to find out.

"This film is going to provoke a lot of questions from the public”

The secrecy that surrounds the film is manual in these times of confidentiality clauses, to be signed at the same time as the contracts. Of course, its director does not miss the opportunity to score goals either, such as those who have already had the opportunity to see it have left the projection "devastated", that the end is going to leave the viewer's head as blown away as in Origin or that it is a horror movie".

With a budget of 100 million dollars, the blockbuster (distributed by Universal after the disagreement between Nolan and Warner Bros., who wanted to release it almost simultaneously in theaters and on the HBO Max streaming platform), was shot shortly after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.

“The plot takes place especially during the Second World War and it was very strange to turn on the television and watch the news of the invasion, but there comes a time when it is necessary to shake off that burden and stick to what you are going to tell”, Murphy refers. “What makes Chris such a good writer is that this movie is going to raise a lot of questions from the audience, it's going to make them think about history and what's going on in the world today. Or so I hope." Filmed in IMAX, Oppenheimer has managed a lot of theaters that operate with this projection system as a claim for the maximum immersive experience.

Is there still room for films like this among so many franchises, so many saga and so many reboots ?

The way things are, it's inevitable. Large corporations have taken control of the entertainment industry. Capitalism, you know. However, I believe that there are still great storytellers, filmmakers who tell challenging stories, far from the franchise material. Scorsese has just presented new work in Cannes. Tarantino and Paul Thomas Anderson have amazing voices of their own. Let's see, this industry is both art and business, a paradox that makes for strange bedfellows. For my part, I try to align myself with original storytellers who are before the artistic than the commercial.

A quick look at Murphy's career since 1996 will confirm his penchant for independent productions ( The Trench , Disco Pigs , 28 Days Later , Intermission , The Party , the award-winning The Wind That Shakes the Barley and Breakfast on Pluto ), which he deftly combines with pull titles ( Night Flight , Sunshine , In Time , the second installment of A Quiet Place ), not always with a response at the box office, but enough to place it in a privileged position.

He, who was actually going to be a rock star: as a teenager he formed a band with his little brother, Páidi, and they were tempted by Eddie Piller for his then popular Acid Jazz label, although the record contract did not materialize. The Sons of Mr. Green Genes, they were called, like the Frank Zappa song. “Music was my first love. It didn't work out for me as a profession, but it continues to obsess me, it's what gives me the greatest pleasure: playing, going to concerts, clubs… I even listen to Spotify, which is evil and annoys artists, but it's great for discovering things”, he says.

He also supports the underprivileged, especially young people from his native Ireland. Last year she embarked on the Ionbhá project, empathy in Irish, an initiative that aims to promote the so-called wisdom of the soul among students. “It's just something I believe in and I'm very proud of. It has been shown that including empathy in the academic curriculum improves performance, ”he says of this program that seeks international reach hand in hand with Unesco, of which he is a patron.

"The less people know about you, the more believable you are on screen. Maybe it's selfish, but I think I'm a better actor that way."

“If I have also gotten involved, it is because I have two children and I know how difficult it is to be a teenager today. To me it makes perfect sense to support him, but that doesn't mean he's going to wave any flag either. I'm a fucking actor, not a politician. The last thing I want is to blurt out or show what a good person I am, ”tercia.

Oppenheimer, who was a student of religions and was crazy about Hinduism, would surely tell you that this is Dharma, righteousness in the way of life...

Oh thanks. The important thing is to be kind and decent, which is not very fashionable in our society. Look at the policy. Or social networks. Everyone is pushy and rude and makes comments that they shouldn't. That's why I try to keep my kids away from them. But, again, I'm not preaching to anyone, how complicated people's lives are already. I'm lucky, I don't want to be that kind of irritating celebrity, you know.

In case it wasn't already clear, Cillian Murphy hates fame. Complicated for an actor with global star status, a position earned with the Peaky Blinders series for almost a decade. “Their success of him was gradual, quite slow. Hence my life did not undergo a radical change. Luckily, his fans are great. They know I don't like taking selfies and they respect that. Man, if I could, I would make my films and then I would go home, but I understand that this is a business, that you have to talk to journalists and make your work known", concedes the actor, who in 2015 changed the London noise. through the most peaceful Dublin suburbs.

In Monkstown, to the south of the Irish capital, the sea in sight, you can pass, more or less, for any countryman with his wife, the visual artist Yvonne McGuiness (whom he married in 2004), and their children , Malachy (17 years old) and Aran (15). “It is what suits me. One has to be true to oneself, otherwise one is an impostor. And I want to be as honest as he can, ”he says. “The less people know about you, the more willing they are to believe you on screen. I'm still being selfish, but I think I can be a much better actor that way."'

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Eu também estudo/trabalho com python tem um tempo, caso possa ajudar em algo também, só falar.

Que massa, são áreas muito interessantes e python e muito poderoso nelas, fora a imensidade de aplicações, aí da pra estudar/trabalhar de forma que o estudo de um ajuda no outro! Também gosto muito de Machine Learning, o que me desanima é que projetos comerciais não me empolgam sabe, não desperta meu interesse, mas infelizmente preciso pagar as contas kkk mas ainda vou pra área da pesquisa.

Bom saber que tenho um br mais avançado em python por aqui, agradeço por oferecer ajuda se necessário.

Sobre pagar contas , gosto muito da linha de pensamento " Gostar? Não, mas eu gosto de conforto, comida e bem estar para mim e para os meus que isso me proporciona,então tudo bem " UHEUHEHUEE

No meu caso gosto de programação, porém pagar contas por enquanto é o que me ajuda a ter disciplina e não motivação.

Sobre pesquisa, se for seu objetivo/sonho que consiga concretizar ele , agora com o nosso novo presidente que respeita e incetiva$ a ciência espero que a área acadêmica melhore por aqui.

Bom final de semana e bom trabalho/ estudos.

Translation for mutuals

ask : I also study/work with python for a while, if you can help with something too, just talk.

What a mass, they are very interesting areas and python is very powerful in them, apart from the immensity of applications, there you can study/work in a way that the study of one helps the other! I also really like Machine Learning, what turns me off is that commercial projects don't excite me, you know, it doesn't pique my interest, but unfortunately I have to pay the bills lol but I still go to the research area

response: Good to know that I have a more advanced python br here, thanks for offering help if needed.

About paying bills, I really like the line of thought "Like it? No, but I like comfort, food and well-being for myself and my family that this gives me, so that's ok " UHEUHEHUEE

In my case, I like programming, but paying bills for now is what helps me to have discipline and not motivation.

About research, if it is your goal/dream that you can achieve it, now with our new president who respects and encourages$ science I hope that the academic area improves here.

Have a nice weekend and good work/studies.

ADD :

A nice note I want to make is:

None of you will ever see me romanticizing programming. It's a means of providing me with things I want and my time and knowledge is a means of providing money to companies, it's just an exchange.

As I've worked with customer service before, I really care about the user and I know that it impacts lives, that's why a job needs to be done well and the consequence of a job poorly done, in addition to harming third parties, is the company losing money and you the job (I've already treated serious cases related to money that occurred due to programmers errors in the application, it's not a joke)

But then again, you'll never see me romanticizing programming.

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Paras Plots Meerut | Best Investment Opportunity for Future

Paras Plots Meerut gives residential land in a very desirable area of Meerut. The area is close to many important places to visit on foot such as markets, hospitals, schools, shopping malls, entertainment venues and the city itself. A yoga studio, a power backup system, a park for walkers and joggers, a deck for older people, a cycling track, a sports area and a park with an underground water storage tank are some of the features that come with this project. This project is a great way to put money away for the future.

Location Advantages: Paras Project in Meerut

They offering plots is at a prime position with unequaled benefits. The property is conveniently located in a growing area with strong commercial, educational and healthcare amenities. This advantageous location improves plot appeal and guarantees strong capital appreciation. The complex is also near roads and metro lines ensuring easy city access. These plots are suitable for people wanting a well-connected lifestyle because to are close to employment, pleasure and critical amenities.

 Connectivity:

They offering plots includes excellent connectivity which suits the modern lifestyles of those who live there. The development is easily accessible from the city's main roads and highways making traveling easy.Also the area is well connected thanks to Paras Plots Meerut closeness to public transportation stops like metro stations and bus stops. This makes it a popular location for people who like things to be easy to get to.

Security:                                    

For this project offering plots making sure the safety and security of its residents is its top concern. Modern security features are built into the development such as CCTV cameras that are on all the time, gated entry and security staff who are only there to help residents. This general approach to security gives people a sense of comfort and peace of mind, so they can enjoy their homes and the neighborhood without any fears.

Amenities:

When Paras upcoming plots in Meerut offers plots, it's not just the plots themselves it is a whole way of life that meets all the wants of its residents. There are many world-class features in the building such as a well-equipped clubhouse, lots of green spaces and entertainment areas. These amenities were carefully thought out to encourage residents to live healthy active lives and build a feeling of community and friendship among them.

Conclusion:

These plots stand out as a great investment chance because they offer a great location, great connectivity, top-notch security and a wide range of amenities in Paras Plots. Smart investors and homebuyers who want a safe and fulfilling place to live will be drawn to this building. The area has a bright future and the value of your home could go up over time.

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High Street Retail: Why it is better than a Shop in a Mall?

High-street retail stores are the new royals of town. There has been a noticeable and understandable shift as consumers prefer high-street retail over conventional shopping malls.

This article has outlined the valid reasons for this new normal shift to high-street retail stores over regular malls in case you are wondering why this shift has taken place.

1. Higher ROIs Investments made in independent retail stores have higher returns than those made in malls. When retailers make a lump sum investment, they expect a high return after opening a store.

2. Smoother Omni-Channel Retailing

Using Omni channel retailing as a means of marketing has become a powerful tool for captivating customers and establishing a good funnel strategy for customers. In order to nail Omni channel retailing, which is prevalent in high-street retailers, entrepreneurs strive to allure customers into buying products, and establishing a proximity with consumers is a great initiative. In contrast, it is difficult to entice a customer into your store and buy a product.

3. Higher Average Sales

Retailers look for high-average sales when setting up stores. High-street retail stores are recorded to have higher average sales than malls. Since consumers already anticipate making a purchase before entering a retail store, while malls encourage a shopping-cum-strolling experience, where customers cannot be guaranteed to make a real purchase.

4. Profitable Venture for Single Brands in Small Cities

A high-street retail store cannot be established in every country. In large cities, the high rents and low returns result in more losses than profits for these brands. In big cities like Delhi and Mumbai, where mall life is preferred, the rent is more than the cash inflow for these brands.

Due to lower rents in small cities, high-street retail store trends are more profitable for single-brand owners and restaurants.

Paras Avenue 129- High-Street Retail Mall at Noida Expressway

The Paras Avenue 129 high street retail mall is one of the best commercial projects in Noida. The mall offers a wide variety of Retail Shops in Gr Noida, restaurants, and other attractions making it an ideal place to make a purchase or to spend some time. It is also close to major shopping centers and highways, meaning that travelers can reach the mall easily.

The Paras commercial project has been well-planned and features top-notch amenities for shoppers. There are various shop spaces in the mall including outlets from major brands like Nike, Lululemon Athletica, and Samsung. In addition to this, there are several dining options available, including a food court with international cuisines and restaurants that serve indigenous Indian cuisine.

The Paras Avenue 129 high street retail mall offers an excellent selection of products and services, making it one of the best places to invest in Noida.

Name- Paras Avenue 129 by Paras Group Phone- 9953694006 Address- Sector, 129, Noida, Uttar Pradesh- 201301 Website- https://parasone29.com/

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Paras Avenue in Sector 129 Noida | Commercial Retail Shops, Offices, Food Court

Paras Avenue 129 offers commercial office, food court & retail shops space in Sector 129 Noida. Project is destination for hospitality and retail experiences.

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Emaar Amaris Sector 62 Gurgaon

Emaar Amaris Sector 62

Emaar Group presents its latest masterpiece, Emaar Amaris, located in the upscale Sector 62 on Golf Course Extension Road, Gurgaon.

This premium residential project offers a perfect balance of luxury, technology, and connectivity, catering to the aspirations of modern homebuyers and savvy investors.

Prime Location at the Heart of Gurgaon

Strategically positioned on Golf Course Extension Road, Emaar Amaris ensures excellent connectivity to key locations like Cyber Hub, NH-48, and IGI Airport.

The project is a short drive from prominent landmarks, including Rapid Metro stations, Galleria Market, and renowned healthcare facilities like Medanta and Paras Hospital.

Residents also benefit from proximity to top schools such as DPS, Scottish High International School, and The Heritage School, making it an ideal choice for families.

The surrounding area is dotted with premium commercial hubs and corporate offices like Zomato, Dell, and Samsung, offering unmatched convenience for working professionals.

Luxurious Residences with Smart Features

Emaar Amaris Sector 62 offers 2BHK, 3BHK, and 4BHK ultra-luxury apartments, designed with meticulous attention to detail.

These homes incorporate smart technology, enabling residents to control appliances through voice or touch commands, ensuring a seamless and futuristic living experience.

Key highlights include:

Spacious layouts with premium finishes

VRV/VRF air-conditioning for optimal comfort

Modular kitchens with top-tier fittings

Grand lobby and infinity-edge swimming pool

Stunning views of the Aravalli Hills

World-Class Amenities for an Elevated Lifestyle

Emaar Amaris is equipped with state-of-the-art amenities to enhance the living experience.

Residents can unwind at the gymnasium, host events in the multipurpose hall, or relax at the exclusive clubhouse.

The thoughtfully designed spaces ensure comfort, convenience, and recreation for every family member.

A Smart Investment Opportunity

Sector 62 is surrounded by ultra-luxury projects like 4S Aurrum, Mahindra Luminare, and Silverglades Legacy 63A, making Emaar Amaris a valuable addition to the area.

With its RERA approval (112 OF 2024), buyers are assured of transparency and quality.

Why Choose Emaar Amaris?

Emaar Amaris Gurgaon isn’t just a home; it’s a lifestyle upgrade.

With its prime location, cutting-edge features, and luxurious design, this project is the ideal choice for those seeking a refined living experience or a lucrative investment opportunity.

Secure your place at Emaar Amaris and elevate your lifestyle today!

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Paras SCO Plots Sector 114 Gurgaon New Launch

Paras SCO Plots in Sector 114, Gurgaon, is a new commercial development offering exceptional investment opportunities. Located in a prime area of Gurgaon, these Shop-cum-Office (SCO) plots are designed for mixed-use commercial spaces, ideal for retail stores, offices, and food courts. The project is strategically situated with easy access to major roads, including the Dwarka Expressway, ensuring excellent connectivity and visibility. With a focus on modern infrastructure, Paras SCO Plots offer wide roads, ample parking, and high-quality construction, ensuring convenience and comfort for both business owners and customers. The development is equipped with all necessary amenities such as 24/7 security, green spaces, and power backup, making it a perfect choice for entrepreneurs looking to establish their presence in a rapidly growing business hub.

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3BHK & 2BHK & 1BHK Flat for Sale at Near Newtown Action Area-1 | Dhali para | Ready to Move | starting price ₹-21 Lakh

✅ PRICING FEATURES :-

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(A) - 1197 sqft - 3BHK - ₹ 60 Lakh

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(B) - 765 sqft - 2BHK - ₹ 38 Lakh

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(C) - 428 sqft - 1BHK - ₹ 21 Lakh

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📍 LOCATION - Newtown,Just Nearest Newtown Bridge. Newtown Metro - 1min, Newtown Bus Stand - 1Min. on 12c/2 Bus Route.

✅ PROJECT DETAILS :-

G+4 Storied Building.

Ground Floor Car Parking & Commercial Space.

1BHK - 428 sqft.

2BHK - 765 sqft.

3BHK - 1197sqft .

All Leading Bank Loan Available Like SBI, BOB, LIC ETC.

Possession 🤝 - Ready to Move.

✅ AMENITIES AND SPECIFICATION :-

1. South facing Bulding.

2. All flats are well-designed and to receive ample naturals light and air throughout.

3. Elevators.

4. Aluminium sliding window.

5. Points for TV and A.C in master bedroom.

6. All internal walls will be finished with wall putty.

✅ PRICING FEATURES :-

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(A) - 1197 sqft - 3BHK - ₹ 60 Lakh

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(B) - 765 sqft - 2BHK - ₹ 38 Lakh

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(C) - 428 sqft - 1BHK - ₹ 21 Lakh

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👉 PRICE - 5,000/- Per Sq. Ft. Rate.

👉 Car Parking at Extra Cost.

👉 GST Applicable As Per Govt Norms.

We are happy to help you find your DREAM HOME 🏡

CALL for more info 📞 9875369644 (Call Or WhatsApp)

Thank you,

One Acre

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