#saas fee

[just-anka]

Some early season bits! We've had some of the worst snow I've ever skied (it rained up to 2,500m last week, in January, yay climate change! Resulting in snow so sticky there was no need to turn on it 🤣) but also some of the best - had an incredible weekend in Saas Fee in the most perfect powder, and I pushed all weekend and feel like I learned sooo much. Overall it's been incredible getting to really focus on this, and also just feeling myself gain fitness again after months of not doing very much due to PhD stress and my silly ankle injury. Can't wait to see what the rest of the season brings!

[maison-bulle-internationale]

[bright-side20]

A little scene inspired by one of my headcanons 🫶

The dining hall brimmed with Valahan’s opulence, golden chandeliers, silver platters piled high with delicacies, and a soft symphony humming in the background. Frosted windows lined the walls, framing the snow dusted landscape beyond, a reminder of the biting cold outside.

Azriel had no business being at this dinner, not really. His role was simple: ensure Elain’s safety while she worked her magic among Valahan’s royal family. Keep her in sight. Keep her safe. Keep his distance.

But keeping his distance was becoming a losing battle.

His shadows swirled at the edge of his vision as he watched the prince lean closer to Elain with a dazzling smile . The prince’s gaze drifted to her far too often, trailing over the tailored folds of her gown. The dress, a Valahan piece chosen to reflect their culture,was a masterpiece of icy blue and silver embroidery, clinging to her form and shimmering under the hall’s golden light.

He shouldn’t care. Shouldn’t let his attention on the way her delicate hand rested on the edge of the table, just out of reach of the prince’s.

Azriel’s jaw tightened as the prince laughed at something Elain said. He hated how the bastard’s smile seemed wider every time she spoke, hated the way his gaze drifted to her lips as if he had any right to look at her that way.

“You wear our style beautifully,” the prince said, his blue eyes sweeping over her. “The dress suits you perfectly.”

Elain dipped her head, her smile polite. “Thank you, Your Highness. The dress is exquisite.”

The prince inclined his head as though she’d complimented him, his blue eyes gleaming.

“Elain,” he said after a moment, tilting his head toward her, “have you had the chance to see the palace gardens yet? They’re spectacular, truly".

Elain smiled. “Not yet, but I’ve heard they’re beautiful.”

“They are,” the prince replied. “They’re enclosed beneath a great glass dome to shield them from the snow and ice. The gardens remain lush and green all year round. Perhaps after dinner, I could give you a private tour? They’re magical under the moon.”

Azriel’s grip on his glass tightened, his shadows stilling as tension coiled in his chest.

“That’s very kind of you,” Elain said, her voice light, measured.

“I would be honored,” the prince pressed, his smile widening as he reached out, his hand hovering just shy of hers.

“Her safety isn’t up for negotiation,” Azriel said, his voice cutting through the room.

The table fell silent, every head turning toward him. He didn’t care.

Elain turned her head , glaring at him, but he wasn’t looking at her. He was staring down the prince.

The prince blinked, his smile faltering for a moment before he recovered.

“Surely, Shadowsinger, there is no safer place than my palace. Or is it that you doubt my intentions?”

Azriel didn’t flinch. His shadows swirled around his shoulders like snakes ready to strike. “It’s not your intentions I’m worried about.”

The prince’s lips quirked in an almost smile as he smoothed his blond hair with his hand, but there was no humor in his voice, “How fortunate she has such a devoted guardian,” he said.

Elain exhaled softly, her expression composed as she glanced toward Azriel, her foot nudging his under the table. The touch was light. A silent reminder of the purpose of being here.

Azriel’s gaze flicked to her. Her foot didn’t move. Neither did his.

She placed her hands in her lap and leaned forward slightly. “Your Highness,” she said softly, her voice like a balm, “I deeply appreciate your generosity. But perhaps it would be so kind as to arrange a daytime tour tomorrow. After all, I wouldn’t want to miss the gardens’ beauty in full sunlight.”

The prince inclined his head. “As you wish.”

Azriel kept his eyes on his plate, his jaw tight, his mind a mess of thoughts. It was jealousy, pure and simple,eating away at his control. So he said nothing. Pretended not to notice the pressure of her foot against his. Pretended he was only doing his job. He was good at pretending after all.

....

After everyone slept Azriel headed towards Elain’s room, the corridor stretched before him, the weight in his chest growing heavier with every step. He shouldn’t have spoken out at dinner. He knew it. Every logical part of him screamed at how reckless, how stupid it had been to risk the treaty over a petty reaction.

She wasn’t his.

But gods, he wanted her to be.

And he hated himself for it. Hated the jealousy that coiled hot in his gut. Because she wasn’t his, and yet he couldn’t stop imagining it,her smile, her touch, her love, all meant for him.

He exhaled sharply, forcing himself to still. He had to apologize, smooth this over . Gathering what remained of his composure, he knocked lightly on her door.

“Come in,” came her soft voice from within, as if she knew he would come.

Azriel stepped inside, closing the door behind him. Elain stood by the window, bathed in moonlight, her arms crossed over her chest. She was now wearing her pink gown, and he let himself drink in the sight of her before closing his eyes for a moment, inhaling her jasmine and honey scent that wrapped around him.

“We need to talk,” he said finally, stepping further into the room.

She turned to face him fully. “You jeopardized the treaty,” she said, her voice firm. “Do you realize that? If the king and queen had been at dinner, your outburst could have unraveled everything.”

“I was doing my job,” Azriel replied, his tone colder than he intended. “Protecting you.”

“Protecting me?” she repeated, shaking her head. “The prince was being polite. Nothing more.”

His jaw tightened. Polite. The word grated on him. “Polite?” His voice was sharp. “Inviting you to a private, moonlit tour isn’t polite, Elain. It’s...” He stopped himself.

“It’s what?” she pressed.

He tried to maintain his composure. “You didn’t see the way he looked at you,” he said, his voice low.

Elain blinked. “And how did he look at me? Like he wanted to court me? Like he thought I was beautiful? Is that so terrible?"

Yes. Yes, it is. But He shoved the words down. He stared at her, trying to find the right response, something logical. But he couldn’t.

Because as much as he wanted to deny it, to convince himself it was about duty and nothing else, the truth shone too brightly, it wasn’t about her safety. It was about her.

His eyes locked onto hers, and he hated how easily she seemed to see through him.

“The prince wasn’t a threat. He didn’t deserve that reaction from you.” she continued.

Maybe a prince is what she deserves. Someone whole, untainted. He should apologize, he reminded himself. He nodded, “You’re right." "I apologize ".

“Then why did you react that way?” she asked, stepping closer, her voice almost a whisper now,her big brown eyes scanning his face .

She stood there, her cheeks flushed, her gaze locked on his, and he wanted to break. To close the remaining space between them and tell her everything he’d been holding back.

The thought slammed into him, and he had to lock his knees to keep from taking a step closer. His gaze flicked to her lips before he could stop himself. Some dark, possessive part of him wanted her to understand. Wanted to make her see that she wasn’t meant for anyone else,not the prince, not her mate not anyone's.

Some part of him wanted to punish her for making him feel this way...wanted to thread his fingers into her hair ,pull her close and kiss her until she understood. Until she felt the hunger that consumed him whenever she was near.

Elain’s breath hitched, her throat bobbing as she swallowed, the lovely pink flush spreading down her neck and over her chest.

But he didn’t move. He couldn’t.

Because if he did if he gave in, even for a second...there’d be no turning back.

“As I said, I was doing my job,” He finally answered.

Her eyes broke away from his for a moment, then looked back at him. “I don’t need you to protect me, I can handle myself.” “You’re the spymaster,” she said. “I expect you to know more about diplomacy than I do.”

He nodded once, sharply. “It won’t happen again.”

“Good,” she said, though her tone lacked satisfaction. “The prince has arranged for the tour. During the day tomorrow, like I suggested.”

Azriel’s hands curled into fists at his sides, his knuckles whitening, but this time it was his turn to say, “Good.”

She turned her back to him, her voice quieter. “Goodnight.”

“Goodnight,” he replied, taking a deep breath as he turned and walked toward the door, shutting it quietly behind him. He rested against the wood for a second, his eyes closing as he tried to shake off the rush of emotions. But, as usual, he pushed it down and stepped into the shadows...

[niemernuet]

rhythm 🥴

[aigle-suisse]

DSC06142 par Christian Greutert Via Flickr : Marmotte et son petit, à Saas Fee, le 27 juin 2020

[wanderlandjournal]

view of Saas-fee, Switzerland

[drafthearse]

Burnt orchid (Neotinea ustulata, also known as Orchis ustulata) between Saas-Grund and Saas-Fee, Valais, Switzerland

[ralfmaximus]

Bad news for anyone out there who still uses Skype: The Microsoft-owned phone and messaging platform has quietly stopped letting users top-up accounts with credit and buy Skype phone numbers. Instead, Skype is locking into SaaS mode: It’s pushing users to take monthly subscriptions for regional and global Skype-to-phone plans, for a set monthly fee, likely impacting millions of people. The most recent figures Microsoft released for Skype last year said it had 36 million daily active users.

TIL Skype still exists and millions of people are about to get screwed.

[perdvivly]

A problem I see with online discourse again and again is that political boarders are legible factors in shaping cultural beliefs and completely hidden online.

A take I see online a lot—from Americans—is that the point of education is to act as an aid for entering the workforce. To me, this seems unbearably bleak. Maybe this is me simply not being able to hack it, but I do genuinely believe that if I were the sort of person who believed that humanistic learning was worthless I would probably have already killed myself. That is simply not a world I want to live in and luckily for me not a world that I think we do live in.

But it’s very easy for me to form the belief education is valuable even if it isn’t tied to productivity because I was shaped by cultural forces that valued education. Tangibly valued it. The Home-Scotland fee rate for 2023 entry to university is £1820, and that’s *if* you pay, you could apply to SAAS and just get free tuition. Google tells me that the average annual cost for university in America is $71,703 before aid and $28,037 after aid.

I live in a world where university tuition is about the cost of a car, Americans live in a world where university tuition wipes a family out financially. And then we talk online as though we were talking about the same thing when very clearly we are not.

[businessglobalworld]

The Ultimate Guide to Selecting a PPC Advertising Agency

Pay-per-click advertisements are increasingly gaining popularity as one of the means of enhancing a brand's presence and connecting to the target audiences. Partnering with the correct PPC agency impacts the success rate of marketing in the business arena. Since multiple agencies are found, there is a need for some factors before selecting an appropriate agency.

Selection Factors of Choosing a PPC Ads Agency

Experience with PPC Advertising Experience and results are the main factors when a firm chooses a PPC agency. Choose an agency with successful campaigns on all different platforms. Ask for case studies and client reviews to ensure they have experience working with business models similar to yours.

Industry Knowledge and Expertise A leading PPC agency should be able to outshine others in PPC advertising while also understanding industry-specific challenges. Their digital marketing expertise, which includes SaaS and local advertising, helps ensure that the ads they create are highly targeted and effective.

Customized Marketing Strategies Every business is unique in marketing needs. A good PPC agency will tailor their strategies to work with your company's goals and industry requirements. Make sure that they take their time to know your objectives and come up with personalized solutions for maximum ROI.

Translucent Collaboration and Communication A good PPC agency maintains transparency with its process and considers the involvement of the client. A smooth running partnership will be ensured by updating, clear communication channels, and constant goal and performance discussions. Choose a listening agency that keeps you posted on any development throughout the campaign.

Budget Management and Cost Transparency Effective budget management is the success of PPC. Some agencies charge a flat fee, while others work on commission. Make sure you understand how they charge and how your budget will be split between different campaigns. A reliable agency will make sure you spend your ad money wisely and keep you within your budget.

Continuous Optimization of Strategies The digital landscape is constantly changing. PPC strategies, therefore, must change to be effective. A good PPC agency will monitor the KPIs, analyze results, and make adjustments to align with the current market trends. Ask them how they approach constant improvement and changes in campaigns.

Final Thoughts

A PPC ads agency can be the most important choice for your business. Not all agencies will align with your goals and budget, so consider their expertise, industry knowledge, transparency, communication, budget management, and optimization strategies. A strong partnership with a reliable PPC agency will help you achieve long-term success and maximize your marketing efforts.

[weaversweek]

26 "Last Christmas" - Wham!

writer George Michael

"It doesn't matter that the speaker misread the relationship. What matters is that we, the audience, can identify with him. And perhaps in that way, we truly learn the meaning of Christmas."

Part of the UncoolTwo50 project, marking the best singles from 1977-99.

Written one afternoon in 1984, "Last Christmas" is a simple tale of love, rejection, and regret.

Last year, George met someone. They were looking for sympathy, company, perhaps a no-strings-attached shag. George wanted there to be strings, he thought there was more emotional connection than was reciprocated. And when it came, the rejection really, really stung.

For a year, George has been licking his wounds, building up this brief fling into something bigger than it really was. Hyperbole is his weapon, ideas like "your soul of ice", "you tore me apart" abound in the verses; perhaps "the very next day, you gave it away" is a similar misremembering.

And now, he's not entirely surprised to find his erstwhile paramour doesn't recognise him. George remembers, because it meant something to him; the other partner does not, because it was a one-and-done screw. However much it hurts, George has also moved on, and found someone else more worthy of his "heart".

We have to pause and consider, is there something George wasn't telling us? Note how George never declares any gender for his paramour. Lines like "a man under cover" and "you tore him apart" take on a very different meaning now that we know George was gay, and the heteronormative reading we all assumed in 1984 is almost certainly wrong.

We could interpret "Last Christmas" as a coded argument between gay men, one is prepared to acknowledge their relationship in public, the other is not. Or one wants to settle down, the other wants to screw around. Or one cannot understand why the other remains in the closet.

Whatever the meaning, "Last Christmas" is a festive record through and through. George personally supervised every note, each sleighbell, the production and the vocals - this record is George Michael from conception to wise men. The Life of a Song column noted,

"Shiny round synth baubles bounce up and down the octave as the tune takes tinsel twists around the torn-up vocal. It's a brilliant sonic evocation of how it feels to be isolated from the seasonal cheer, mustering smiles for department cashiers in elf hats before hurrying home to sob into the egg nog."

The Atlantic set the song in its greater cultural milieu:

"Christmas is also one of the few yearly rituals that the bulk of Western society still partakes in. Which means that most everyone has a memory of their Last Christmas, and everyone has aspirations for This Year (when we take measures, in vain, to be Saved From Tears). Wham! is tapping into the holiday’s unique ability to make people take stock and look ahead. "The band is also tapping into the fact that, contrary to the notion of seasonal cheer, many holiday memories are negative—tinted by sadness, loss, or anger, depending on how that year ended for you. It’s probably the bitterest Christmas tune we’ve got, and to say its bitterness keeps it from being a Christmas tune denies the nature of the holiday itself."

George recorded "Last Christmas" by himself, but the video included Andrew and Pepsi and Shirlie, model Kathy Hill, Shirlie's boyfriend Martin Kemp, and some friends. The video was filmed at Saas-Fee in Switzerland just a few weeks before the song was released; that's real November 1984 snow. The director made sure that the wine glasses contained real alcohol, and most of the cast got roaringly drunk.

An instant classic, it sold 840,000 copies by the end of 1984, a further 355,000 in 1985, and trickle-sold each Christmas. Kept off the number one spot in 1984 by Band Aid, eventually becoming the Top of the Pops Christmas number one in 2023.

It's been covered by almost everyone, in almost every style - Last-Christmas.com recognised over 200 cover versions by 2008, Second Hand Songs listed 541 versions earlier this month. George Michael never saw a penny of the royalties; he signed over the composer's rights, and his share of the performance rights, to the Band Aid trust. Spotify only pays a farthing for each stream; those farthings add up and do something good for the world.

"Last Christmas" has become so pervasive that there's an organised attempt to not hear the song during December. Whamageddon originated circa 2008, and has spawned similar efforts to avoid "Fairytale of New York" (qv) and "All I want for Christmas is you". Although I'm too polite to spoil other people's sport, I'm really not a fan of Whamageddon; it smacks of being performatively cool, has faint overtones of homophobia, and surely the point of great music is that one enjoys it. My friend Dan has the right idea: play "Last Christmas" every day during December.

Under the rules of UncoolTwo50, "Last Christmas" is aggregated with its double-A companion "Everything she wants". Having written 800 words on the other side, time does not permit me to discuss this Gramscian deconstruction of the Thatcherite settlement presented through the lens of a relationship.

Other Christmas number ones under consideration: "Always on my mind" (1987) made the 100-song shortlist, as did "Do they know it's Christmas" (1984). The 500-song longlist featured "Killing in the name" (2009), "Stay another day" (1994), and the 1986 Network Chart winner "Caravan of love". And this is the closest Spandau Ballet get to my fifty; "Gold" and "True" were both considered for the longlist.

[ephemeral-winter]

tis the season for renewing my professional org memberships and i'm sorry but the society for american archivists is out of their minds. every other org i'm part of has very low fees for new professionals/people in my salary range/people under 30, and altogether those things won't cost me more than $100. the SAA wants over two hundred american dollars from me. absolutely not

[iboatedhere]

"I've been begging my parents to go back to Kitzbühel, but they're dead set on dragging us all to Saas-Fee. We went there last year, and it was dreadfully boring. Plus, all the ski instructors were absolute mingers, you know? Not like the girls in Austria, all tall and blonde and fit like—." Andrew stops and holds his cupped hands about a foot from his chest, smiling when Henry laughs. 

Henry doesn't really find it all that funny, but at the same time, everything Andrew does is kind of funny. It's the way he says things—the cadence of his voice and how he holds his hands as he talks. The way his smile pulls to the side right before he's about to land the joke.

By far, the funniest thing Andrew has done is decide to be his friend. 

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[blockchainbusinesstalk]

The Rise of Blockchain Payment Gateways: How They Are Changing Transactions

In recent years, cryptocurrency has gone from being a tech experiment to a practical tool for everyday use. One of the most exciting developments in this space is the rise of blockchain payment gateways. These platforms are giving businesses a way to accept payments in digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins. But what exactly makes blockchain payment gateways so special, and how can they benefit businesses? Let’s break it down.

What Is a Blockchain Payment Gateway?

Think of a blockchain payment gateway as the bridge between your business and customers who want to pay with cryptocurrency. Instead of relying on traditional banks or payment processors, these gateways use blockchain technology to send and receive payments. Transactions are quick, secure, and work without needing a middleman.

What Makes Them Different?

Direct Transactions: With blockchain, payments go directly from the customer to the business. No middle layers. No unnecessary waiting.

Global Payments Without Borders: Cryptocurrencies don’t care about borders or bank restrictions. A customer from New York can pay a shop in Tokyo just as easily as a local.

Security You Can Trust: Blockchain’s design makes it tamper-proof. Each transaction is recorded on a public ledger, ensuring transparency and preventing fraud.

Lower Fees: Businesses save money because blockchain payments skip the usual banking fees and currency conversion costs.

Privacy for Everyone: Customers don’t need to share personal banking details, which makes transactions safer for them and simpler for businesses.

Why Should Businesses Care?

Cryptocurrency adoption is growing fast. By accepting crypto payments, businesses can:

Reach New Customers: Crypto users are a growing audience. Adding this option could bring in customers who wouldn’t otherwise buy.

Prevent Payment Issues: Traditional systems often have chargebacks, where a customer disputes a payment and the money is reversed. Blockchain payments are final—once made, they can’t be undone.

Stay Ahead of the Curve: Digital currencies are becoming mainstream. Adopting blockchain payments now can put businesses ahead of competitors.

Where Can This Be Used?

E-commerce: Online stores can give customers an easy way to pay with crypto.

Subscriptions: Services like streaming platforms or SaaS companies can use blockchain to handle recurring payments.

Freelancers: Blockchain allows individuals to get paid faster and without high transfer fees, no matter where the client is.

How to Start Using Blockchain Payments

Getting started with a blockchain payment gateway is easier than you might think. Platforms like OxaPay provide tools that help businesses quickly integrate crypto payments. These gateways often include:

Simple setup tools, like plugins for popular platforms like WooCommerce.

Options to accept multiple cryptocurrencies, so customers can pay with their preferred coin.

Features like fixed payment addresses or automated notifications to keep things organized.

Why Blockchain Payments Are the Future

At its core, blockchain is about efficiency and fairness. It simplifies payments, lowers costs, and opens up opportunities for businesses to connect with a global audience. Whether you're running a small shop or a large company, embracing blockchain payment gateways can give you an edge in today’s competitive market.

The shift to digital currency is already happening. The only question is: will your business be part of it?

For more straightforward tips on using blockchain in your business, explore other posts on Blockchain Business Talk. We’re here to help you take the next step with confidence.

[444namesplus]

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[peemotikeskus]

Ehete valmistamise töötuba || Jewelry-making workshop

Järgmine ehete valmistamise töötuba toimub teisipäeval, 22. augustil kell 17, ikka Peemoti keskuses. 🤩 Iga osaleja saab valmistada endale seemnehelmedest prossi, kasutades erinevaid õmblustehnikaid. 🤯

Osalemistasu on väike annetus, mille suuruse saad ise valida. 🥰 Annetused aitavad meil Peemoti keskust ja LGBT+-sõbralike ürituste korraldamist jätkata. 😇🌻

🐸✨ Kui Sa töötuppa tulla ei saa, aga tahaksid meid ikkagi toetada, siis annetamise info on siin:

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Aitäh, et meid toetad! Kohtumiseni töötoas! 🐝🌈

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Our next jewelry-making workshop takes place on Tuesday, August 22th at 17:00 at Behemoth's centre. 🤩 Each participant will have an opportunity to create a beaded brooch from scratch using different beadwork technics. 🤯

Entrance fee is a small donation to Behemoth's centre, the size of which you can decide yourself. Every donation is appreciated! 🥰 Donations help us continue our work even after our project funding ends. 😇🌻

🐸✨ If you cannot come to our workshop on Tuesday but would still like to donate, the information is here:

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Thank you for your donation! See you at the workshop! 🐝🌈

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22 августа в 17:00 в Peemot пройдет мастер-класс по изготовлению расшитых бисером брошей. Вы сможете попробовать разные техники вышивания бисером! 🤯

🐸✨ Участие в мастер-классе доступно за небольшой денежный взнос в пользу нашего центра.