#shredders

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[mikeladano]

REVIEW: Extreme - Extragraffitti (1990 Japanese EP)

[crotchety-old-blogger]

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Long old fart guitar rant. Scroll past if you're just not in the damn mood for it.

Gen Z: a whole lot of these kids have got chops up the wazoo. I've really never seen such an enormous crop of extremely technical players. But I haven't heard one of them that seems to understand that they are playing music and not performing an athletic stunt. I'm not slamming all younger players here, just the ones with bugfuck amazing chops. The division between "feel players" and technical whizzes has really never been deeper.

Case in point, I'm definitely more of a blues rocker and a feel player than a technical player, but I have been known to have chops. I can talk to shredders my age and we are clearly talking about the same instrument and the same general art form. Talking to younger players on both sides, neither one is really doing the same thing as the other and neither relate very much to the kind of experience I had learning and then performing. The ones who know they are making an inanimate object sing know more about pedals than theory and the technical types don't seem to know that they are supposed to create art, not just execute runs someone else wrote faster and more flawlessly.

I'm probably shouting at the wind because we're all going to be put to work in Musk's labor camps while AI churns out crappy patriotic bro country for us.

[soberfructosecornsyrup]

Another new Shredders' EP, hell yeah

[tokay-blog]

Megatronus Prime from tf one

[guitarbomb]

EVH Gear Shark and Circles - Eddie Van Halen's Iconic Guitars

Attention all Van Halen enthusiasts! Get ready for a nostalgia trip with the return of two iconic guitars: the Shark and the Circles, also known as the Unchained Guitar. These classics, unveiled at NAMM 2024 by EVH Gear, are a must-have for any serious collector. EVH Shark and Circles The Shark guitar, a standout piece from the 1978 Van Halen tour, showcases Eddie Van Halen’s innovative guitar…

[el-pada]

made a tmnt iteration for college

with lil ref sheets and everything, got a 9/10 so that was cool

[microsofttothemax]

to me, this is cinema

[arlingtonmachinery]

Used 59" x 59" Weima WLK-15 E-Rotor Shredder, 150 HP AC Motor

15" Diameter Rotor Film & Fiber Rotor 90 RPM Rotor Speed (63) 50MM Cutters Bolt-In Cutter Holders 3" Screen NEW Control Panel 460/3/60 S/N 500-8298 10" Air-Veyor Discharge New In 2007

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Alfatherm Ltd.: Spearheading E-Waste Recycling with Cutting-Edge Shredders

In an era defined by technological advancement, the responsible disposal of electronic waste (e-waste) has become a pressing global concern. Enter Alfatherm Ltd., an industry trailblazer in India, dedicated to addressing this challenge head-on. With a commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability, Alfatherm Ltd. has emerged as a leading manufacturer of state-of-the-art E-Waste Shredders. Let's embark on a journey through the world of Alfatherm Ltd. and discover how they are revolutionizing e-waste recycling in India.

A Legacy of Technological Excellence

Mastery in Shredding Technology

Alfatherm Ltd. boasts a distinguished history of expertise in shredding technology. Their E-Waste Shredders are a testament to their dedication to precision engineering and environmental stewardship. These cutting-edge machines are purpose-built to efficiently process electronic devices, ensuring that every component is properly recycled or repurposed.

Tailored Solutions for Diverse Needs

Recognizing the diverse nature of electronic waste, Alfatherm Ltd. offers a range of E-Waste Shredders, each meticulously designed to meet specific requirements. Whether it's the disassembly of outdated computers, smartphones, or other electronic equipment, Alfatherm Ltd. provides a custom solution for every e-waste recycling endeavor.

Setting the Gold Standard in Sustainable Practices

Environmental Consciousness at the Core

At Alfatherm Ltd., environmental sustainability is more than just a goal; it's a fundamental ethos. Their E-Waste Shredders are engineered to minimize waste and maximize recycling efficiency. By embracing eco-friendly practices, they play a pivotal role in reducing the environmental impact of discarded electronics.

Adherence to Stringent Regulatory Standards

In a highly regulated industry, Alfatherm Ltd. distinguishes itself through unwavering compliance. Their E-Waste Shredders not only meet but often exceed all relevant safety and environmental standards. This ensures that clients can operate with confidence, secure in the knowledge that they are aligning with all legal requirements.

A Client-Centric Approach

Empowering Success through Partnership

Alfatherm Ltd. believes in forging enduring partnerships with their clients. They offer comprehensive support, from installation and training to maintenance and technical assistance. This client-centric approach ensures that clients maximize the value of their investment in an E-Waste Shredder from Alfatherm Ltd.

Shaping a Sustainable Future with Alfatherm Ltd.

In a world striving for sustainable practices, Alfatherm Ltd. is at the forefront of creating solutions for responsible e-waste recycling. Their E-Waste Shredders not only streamline the recycling process but also contribute to conserving valuable resources. With Alfatherm Ltd., the future of e-waste recycling in India is brighter than ever.

"Alfatherm Ltd.'s commitment to sustainable practices is a beacon of hope in the e-waste recycling industry." - John Doe, Environmental Advocate

As India charts its course towards a greener, more sustainable future, Alfatherm Ltd. stands as a beacon of innovation and responsibility. Their E-Waste Shredders are not merely machines; they are catalysts for positive change in the e-waste recycling landscape.

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This Leo Vs Witchtown short I’ve been working on! Post Shredder Leo arc, and how I think the Donnie vs Witchtown episode would happen in the EW verse, since Leo is actually the one that hates magic! This took so long because I’ve not had too much time, but I really wanted to do something fluffy.

Also, sorry for the inactivity lately. My first art market has gone from one, to two, to hopefully figuring out how to turn this once a month thing, into a consistent second source of income! But this does mean almost no time for drawing turtles lately. I don’t want to mark any of my smaller series as abandoned, but updates for anything not EW or Feral Leo related will probably be less of a priority (unless I can knock something out quickly). Even finding the time for those has been slow going. But nothing is abandoned as of yet! Promise! 😜💚

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Fortnite is a good game sometimes