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[barananduen-blog]

Call Me by Fire 4

The performances from the 3rd Concert (4th Round) that impressed me the most

🔥 1. "Upstream" by Shi Kai, Aruna, and Jing Long

High-energy song + martial-arts beat-down live onstage. A group of thieves (played by Shi Kai and Jing Long) has finished a successful heist and is back in their lair when another group (Aruna) shows up to steal their loot.

This moves too fast to screencap properly, and there weren't any action photos from the production team's photographers, so, please: JUST WATCH THE VIDEO! And Jing Long's (on couch) vocal fluctuations are💯

Did Aruna intimidate official group leader Shi Kai into doing this? Yes. Was it worth it? Absolutely!

🔥 2. "Cage" by Reno Wang, Allen Lin, Evan Yo, Nine

⚠Warning! Dark themes. Depictions of sui/cide (censoring to avoid the bot), abuse, drowning

The themes are really dark, but the performance is extremely well done and impressive. Reno Wang and Allen Lin play musicians who keep their composer (Nine) and violinist (Evan Yo) locked up in a dungeon and abuse them, until the composer jumps into a water vault to end it all.

Note: Nine is a certified diver and knows how to do this safely. And he seemed very happy to do it. "I can stay in there longer! :D" Others: "NO!" Producer: "And you CAN'T laugh while you're in there!" Nine: "OK OK"

🔥 3. "D-I-S-C-O" by Liang Long, Jerry Yuan, and Jason

For all the previous one was dark, this one's light and wholesome, and definitely catchy!

Rivals-to-Friends trope! Liang Long and Jason play an older and younger actor, respectively. They look down on each other and just Do Not get along. Jerry Yuan plays their agent. Then they have a disco-dance-off and become friends.

Scores, for the curious, as comment to avoid spoilers.

[bl-is-totes-my-jam]

My take on a shipping chart with the 0713 Boy Group. Ship them all with each other. One massive orgy xD

(This is just a joke. I know that some of them have wives and kids)

[touchmycoat]

放過愛情 總好過中場離席 而更愛自己 要好過浪費回憶 最怕被提起 愛能不能結局 這種遊戲 是要比誰的命硬

[ulkaralakbarova]

Film geek Josh is looking for the subject of his new documentary when a chance meeting puts the perfect star in his sights—Dylan, his school’s most popular junior. But Dylan’s hopes of using the film to become Blossom Queen don’t quite match with Josh’s goal to make a hard-hitting exposé about popularity. Will Josh shoot the film as planned, or show Dylan as the truly interesting person she is? Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Dylan Schoenfield: Sarah Hyland Josh Rosen: Matt Prokop Hannah: Vanessa Morgan Amy Loubalu: Sasha Pieterse Lola: Lili Simmons Nicole Paterson: Andrea Brooks Asher: Jordan A. Nichols Steven: Jimmy Bellinger Ari: David Del Rio Sandy: Lilli Birdsell Alan Schoenfield: Andrew Airlie Caitlin: Kacey Rohl Mr. Farley: David Milchard Ms. Guthrie: Brenda Crichlow Amber: Erica Van Briel Shy Girl: Nina Kiri Lunch Lady: Kathryn Kirkpatrick Smart Phone Customer: Sean Mahaffey Mall Cop: Brent Chapman Parking Enforcement Officer: Keith Dallas Another Random Girl: Aliza Vellani Popular Guy: Aaron Miko Volleyball Player: Taurean Mills Film Crew: Screenplay: Hilary Galanoy Screenplay: Elizabeth Hackett Director: Jeffrey Hornaday Original Music Composer: Nathan Wang Novel: Robin Palmer Editor: David Finfer Producer: Tracey Jeffrey Casting: Natalie Hart Executive Producer: Todd Lieberman Production Design: Chris August Executive Producer: David Hoberman Executive Producer: Paul E. Shapiro Casting: Jason La Padura Director of Photography: Robert Brinkmann Co-Producer: Brian Zeilinger-Goode Visual Effects Supervisor: Dan Schmit Supervising Sound Editor: Mark Friedgen Costume Design: Rebekka Sorensen Movie Reviews: Reno: **Student film festival meets beauty pageant.** I’m one of those guys who does not believe chick films are for girls alone, actions are for men, as well as magic films for kids. I watch them all, well, at least I admit that. So, not in my childhood, but overall I’ve seen many DCOM and I’ve liked many of them. This film came half a decade ago, I was aware of it, but only now I had watched it and it got me by surprise. I thought it would me another mean girl tale, that’s where I was wrong. Well, in the initial few minutes, that’s how it looked, but everything has changed since the beginning of the second act. That was the biggest plus point of this film. Even though predictable scenes, still it felt good enough. The character transformation, the way it was done was very smart. At one stage you hate, then a soft corner develops. It is a television film, but that’s not how it looked. The quality of the story was like a theatrical film. If they had risked on that, they definitely would have succeeded. I would say a bad decision by the production house, but still the product delivered more than its expectation. The casting was good, All of them were new face to me, except Sasha Pieterse. Expecting a sequel for a good/successful film is so common with its fans. I thought about the same, but seems they are not interesting in one which was kind of confirmed in the end itself. Even though if they decide to make, it won’t be as good as this one. Because the main story, all happened in here. Just like ‘Taken’ which is very powerful original film, not suitable for followups. This is a silly concept, but very nice film. I totally suggest it. _8/10_

[emrinalex]

Dear Xiao Zhan & Wang Yibo,

Hi. You don't know me because I am a slightly eccentric, white, retired lady with a spoiled Shih Tzu and dubious eyesight...but i digress.

As you two may recall, you both shot to fame in The Untamed (or CQL, as you probably know it better).

I watched your show in 2022, at which time I could not spell Beijing, let alone find it on a map.

Actually, it turns out - amusingly enough - i had the entire country of China in the wrong place in the map in my head (the same one where Reno NV is 5 miles from Las Vegas)!

I had China & Mongolia and Siberia/Russia completely flipped about. Who knew the Himalayas weren't near Shanghai! Not me!

Anyway,

Where was I? Oh, your live drama series. I'm a pushover for cute people in hanfu. And, see, I know translations are tricky to do well & can be awful (looking at you, Netflix).

So, i thought to myself, oh, it was somewhere in Episode 20 (around the time i wanted to punch Wei Ying in the face for being mean to Lan Zhan who had just spent 3 looooonng months in the wilderness with Jiang Cheng, aka "Grumpy Bro").

I thought: Self, if you could learn a bit of modern Chinese, you wouldn't be dependent on subtitles!

Yes! A brilliant idea!

And then i thought: Self, if you knew some Chinese history and some things about Chinese politics and culture, both ancient & modern, why if you did that, the drama (and Lan Zhan's speech patterns) would make more sense!

So, i hit the library. I googled. I watched history vids. I read articles.

And here we are, 2 years later, and I am still clueless why calling Lan Zhan "gege" (elder brother) is such a turn- on, but then, I don't get all the biting either. I just roll with it. Kind of like Wei Ying.

Fun fact: The Yangtze River is 6300 km long. It flows from a height of 5 km in the mountains all the way to Shanghai, where it dumps into the ocean in the same place it has for the last 11 million years. Except the Three Gorges Dam (built on ancient earthquake subsidence and fault lines) is stopping the silt from flowing into the area, so eventually poor Shanghai is going to sink beneath the rising tides of climate change. (Sure hope you guys don't own real estate there. Unless you want to swim in your livingroom).

Then there were oracle bones, the meaning of li, Confucious, chengyu, & the entire Han Dynasty, which gave me my favorite emperor, who is (given name) Liu Bang (劉邦). He was not a noble or even gentry. He schmoozed his way, more or less, into a job as a county deputy sheriff who was kind of lazy and drank a lot. A screw up (probably his) in a group prisoner transfer led to him becoming a war lord & then emperor of China. What's not to love!

So, thanks for it all, guys. I started out just wanting to fan girl you, and now I'm at least half-way into an associate degree in China, um, stuff. A bit eccentric of me, yes, but it keeps me off the streets and out of the pool halls, so i can't complain.

[conandaily2022]

Reno, Nevada's Junming Wang arrested by Regional HEAT Unit, booked into Washoe County Jail

Junming Living Wang, 35, of Reno, Washoe County, Nevada, United States is accused of trying to engage in sexual activity with children. He was arrested by the Regional Human Exploitation and Trafficking (H.E.A.T) Unit. The unit is composed of detectives from the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office, the police services of the University of Nevada in Reno and the police departments of Reno; Sparks,…

[tranquildr3ams]

Reality TV Roundup - April & May 2023

Reality TV Roundup - April & May 2023 #RealityTV #TVshows #TV #ComeSingWithMe #HowToBuildASexRoom #QueerEye #Review

Come Sing With Me我想和你唱 (Season 4, 2023) Hosts: Sijun Qi, Mengchen Shen, Han Wang Guests: Alec Su, Cyndi Wang, Yuexin Wang, Yuan Zhang, Hu Lu, Chusheng Chen, Reno Wang, Bibi Zhou, Wilbur Pan, Chenyu Hua, Fiona Sit, Paul Wong, Wowkie Zhang, Nicholas Teo, Yisa Yu, Silence Wang, Miriam Yeung, Roy Wang After a long hiatus since 2018’s Season 3, Come Sing With Me finally returned with its season 4…

[barananduen-blog]

I'm late to watching the finale, but I just started it and finished watching this specific performance, and it was really good! :D and ✨✨GLITTER EVERYWHERE✨✨haha

Each group sent a representative and the audience voted for their favorite(s), and the top 2 or 3 got points for their home group.

Voting results under the cut.

Xu Haiqiao from Shu Kai's group

Nine from Reno Wang's group

Fu Xinbo from Hacken Lee's

CMBF S4 - Finale | 隐隐作秀 (Illusory) by Fu Xinbo, Xu Haiqiao, Nine, and Caelan

[claracivry]

- He’s bringing murder evil sexy back

[howdyfoster]

Seok: HY-UN-G~ Que vas a hacer el 24 en la noche? (?)

“¿Sabes lo que se puede conseguir haciéndole un agujero a un reluciente paquete de regalo?”, sonríe. “Eso sería una importante innovación al panorama de todos los años: hacerle ascos a la familia, un espumante barato y comida china para llevar. Estoy seguro de que ése tal Wang me hará un descuento si le lloro un poco”, asiente. “Aunque hace dos años monté un reno mecánico y terminé en un bingo ebrio hasta los cojones...”, rememora. “¡Gané dos espumantes baratos y un día de sauna!”

@bcywithlxv

[btvcityarts]

Music as a Journey

By Stephanie Wang

Music is often referred to as healing for the soul, and it is one of my biggest art passions. From sitting at my keyboard to enacting a one-woman-no-audience concert, I love music. Sometimes, the different combinations of melodies and harmonies wrap around my ears like a blanket and tell me that everything will be okay. Other times, the beats are pounding at me to get up and dance. Since COVID-19 and quarantine occurred, life has become quite a bit more stressful. I've found music to be very comforting because the lyrics, melodies, and all the other intricacies of a piece are somehow able to do what I sometimes cannot - express my emotions.

Harvard Health has an article that explains how the music you choose to listen to can influence your emotions because of how music interacts with our brain. Psychology Today explains that the enjoyment of music is processed in the same region our brain processes other things that bring us joy. From the musical aspect, the simplest explanation for this reaction is due to the musical modes in a piece of music. At its most basic form, happy music is often referred to as being in a major scale, while sad, slow music is often found in a minor scale.

A study performed at the University of Toronto, Mississauga also found that a listener's moods are able to change based on "their perceptions of the emotions conveyed by the music." This study used happiness cues based on the major or minor scales of music while also including variables on the rhythmic levels of music consisting of fast or slow beats. Faster rhythms were associated with more happiness cues while slower beats corresponded to more sadness ratings. This certainly explains why WALK THE MOON's “Shut up and Dance” always makes me do exactly what the title suggests - it has a major key and a fast beat!

Additionally, Stanford conducted a study that reported how rhythm impacts our brain. Stronger or slower beats stimulate different types of brainwaves that can influence our mood. According to the University of Nevada, Reno, the most relaxing music sits at about 60 beats per minute. In fact, beats per minute even influences our heart rate by increasing or slowing down depending on the music listened to.

Ever wonder why “Stayin' Alive” is often taught to be hummed when performing CPR? It's because the song has a tempo of 103 beats per minute, which is within the American Heart Association's guidelines to have CPR performed around 100 - 120 compressions per minute. Compressing to this beat, or any song with a tempo within that range, will help keep blood flowing to the brain and the heart while providing enough time for the heart chambers to refill.

Since music has always been dear to me, I'm sharing that love of music in the form of curated, and potentially themed, playlists. Here's a playlist featuring contemporary instrumental pieces that each have the power to take me on a journey.

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Stephanie Wang is a post-baccalaureate pre-medical student at the University of Vermont, and an Art from the Heart volunteer. Follow her on her journey to medical school as a career changer here.

[reno2ndgun]

Gives you love

Reno Balks a little and makes a point to give himself some personal space. Like a solid 3 meters.

“YO YO YO! PUT THAT AWAY!! ‘When in doubt, wangs out’ is NOT  A COMPANY POLICY. NO. BAD. NO TOUCHY!”

“TSEEEEEEENG!!! I NEED AN ADULT!!! “

[rebeccafromreno]

Tian Wang in Reno today getting ready for an interview on national news . As a gaming expert, actor and doctor, Tian is talking about aggression caused by video gaming . He tends to get shiny under the lights so today we added a thick amount of face powder . and we groomed his eyebrows with wax, added some matte bronzer to his bone structure . and applied a lip balm for his dry lips . We love Tian's style and his new haircut 🔥 . #makeup #men #camera #news #mua #Breeze Salon Reno #LiveYourMovie #gaming #aggression (at Reno, Nevada) https://www.instagram.com/p/B00yp_Mhz0u/?igshid=o4bec9c0rwl3

[addamvelaryon]

I have been in death and life situations 

I haven't given up on fighting 

Just let me live this life with no regrets

[blogtintonghop24h]

Chó cưng vừa qua đời, bà mẹ kinh ngạc khi thấy dấu hiệu lạ trên người đứa con mới sinh

Wang – một người phụ nữ 39 tuổi ở Thiên Tân, Trung Quốc mới đây vừa chia sẻ câu chuyện về mối nhân duyên kì diệu của mình với chú chó cưng trên trang Weibo cá nhân thu hút nhiều sự quan tâm chú ý của cộng đồng mạng.

Theo đó, ngày 18/12/2018, chú chó Reno - 11 tuổi của Wang đã qua đời sau một thời gian dài điều trị bệnh suy thận cấp tính, ung thư xương và viêm tụy. Cái chết của Reno khiến cho Wang cùng chồng mình vô cùng đau lòng và thương tiếc.

Vài tháng trước khi Reno qua đời, trong lúc chăm sóc cho chú chó, vợ chồng Wang bất ngờ phát hiện trên chân trước bên trái của chú chó nhỏ này ấy thế mà lại có một vết bớt.

Vết bớt trên tay cậu bé Tuan Tuan giống y vết bớt trên chân trái phía trước của chú chó Reno trước đây.

Wang nói: "Chúng tôi nhìn thấy Reno liên tục liếm vào một chỗ trên chân trái phía trước. Sau một thời gian, phần lông ở nơi đó rụng dần để lộ ra một vết sẹo có màu xám nhạt. Chúng tôi nghĩ rằng đó có thể là vết thương hoặc Reno đang bị bệnh ngoài da."

Một điều đặc biệt nữa là vào thời điểm Reno qua đời, Wang cũng bất ngờ phát hiện bản thân đang mang thai. Tháng 8/2019, cô hạ sinh một cậu bé trai và đặt tên ở nhà cho bé là Tuan Tuan.

Sau khi Tuan Tuan được sinh ra, Wang chú ý thấy trên cánh tay trái của cậu bé lại có một vết bớt màu xám nhưng khá nhạt. Wang tâm sự với Dailymail: "Cùng với sự phát triển của Tuan Tuan, vết bớt trên cánh tay trái của thằng bé cũng ngày một rõ hơn."

Gia đình nhỏ của Wang sẽ luôn hạnh phúc, trước đây là với Reno và bây giờ là với cậu con trai Tuan Tuan.

"Khi một người bạn đến chơi, nhìn thấy vết bớt, cô ấy đã nhắc tôi rằng Reno cũng có một vết bớt y như thế ở chân trái. Lúc này tôi mới nhớ ra và thật sự sốc. Tôi đã gắn bó với Reno suốt 12 năm. Tình cảm giữa chúng tôi là không gì có thể thay thế được. Liệu đây có phải là dấu vết Reno lưu lại để có thể tìm về với bố mẹ hay không?" – Wang viết trên trang cá nhân.

Câu chuyện của Wang sau đó đã nhận được rất nhiều sự ủng hộ của cư cân mạng. Nhiều người đã bày tỏ sự cảm động trước tình cảm giữa cô gái và chú chó Reno. Một cư dân mạng bình luận: "Reno chưa bao giờ rời đi. Chú chó đã quay trở lại để tiếp tục đồng hành cùng cô chủ của mình một lần nữa. Tôi tin vào luân hồi."

Tuy nhiên, Wang nói rằng cô chưa bao giờ tin vào luân hồi. Trên thực tế, cô tin rằng vết bớt trên tay con trai chỉ là một sự trùng hợp ngẫu nhiên. Cô nói: "Mặc dù vậy, tôi vẫn cảm thấy vô cùng cảm động. Sự mất mát khi Reno ra đi đã phần nào được xoa dịu. Tôi đã rơi nước mắt khi cảm thấy được kết nối với Reno một lần nữa. Tôi yêu chú chó của mình rất nhiều."

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[lastvegashq]

recomendaciones para el cupo 9 y 10?

espero que esto ayude ! 

CUPO 9: ji changmin, lee taeyong, park jinyoung, xu minghao, choi bomin, kang yuchan, park junhee, lee juyeon, wang yibo, yoon hyunsuk, kim seokjin, park jimin, min yoon-gi, kim namjoon, jackson wang, han jisung, kang younghyun, jung wooyoung, nam yoonsu, lee jeno, lee felix, na jemin, kim jongin.

CUPO 10: im doyeon, jennie kim, moon gayoung, jeon somi, rosé, choi jisu, kim yerim, nana komatsu, lalisa manoban, bae suzy, lee jinsuk, cho miyeon, kang seulgi, lee naeun, im yoona, kim yewon, tiffany young, kim hyungseo, park sooyoung, jang gyuri, hwang yeji, lee seoyeon, zhao xiaotang.

RENO.