#website-marketing

[l3irdl3rain]

Love the local animal control lost and found kitten mugshots

[ilikedetectives]

Random Neve x Bellara headcanons

The reason Neve hasn't had scurvy despite not having veggies for gods know how long is because Bel starts making sneaky veggies recipes. Neve can tell it's veggies (~50-60% accuracy) but eats it anyway (who can resist those big puppy eyes?). Probably threatens anyone on the team who dares telling Bel about the fact that she knows the bread dip has veggies in it.

Bel accidentally invents new poisoning methods while trying to find ways to sneak more veggies into Neve's meals. She doesn't realize she is now on both house Dellamorte and house de Riva' persons of interest list (Neve notices, but can't decipher why, yet).

Bel learns to triple the ingredients whenever they cook together, because while Bel is busy putting an extra kachapuri in an insulated container for Neve's desk, a certain cook assistant takes "a few" bites when the cheese bread is fresh out of the oven.

Bel documents the cases they solve together in a dedicated journal, probably writes it in the style of the serials she likes to read.

Neve starts inviting Bel on Shadow Dragon missions, in which Bel often hides behind Neve because of social anxiety (Dock Town is too crowded).

Bel invites Neve on her field experiments, to which Neve immediately joins because this hyper elf girl might bring the Lighthouse down (there have been close calls).

Neve begins to be more aware of how crazy her sleep schedule is, because Bel gets tired more easily, but still insists on helping. "Alright Bel we need to take a break", which will be met with Bel's high pitch groan about how close they are to solving the case (they are not). Now ironically Neve is the one keeping track of rest schedule and enforcing it.

Neve accidentally finds how hyper Bel gets with coffee after leaving her cup unattended (Bel is so focused on her research she doesn't see what cup she grabs and eventually crashes on Neve's desk.)

The first time Neve hears Bel swears, followed with an angry growl, gritted teeth, and murder stare is when the detective trips mid battle and almost loses her staff (don't worry Bel retrieves it).

The wisps "misplace" Bel's smut with Neve's spicy doodles and both awkwardly pretend they didn't see a thing.

[gethighdropacidneverdie]

In 2017 the eighth film of the Saw franchise was set to release under the name "Jigsaw." During this time a website appeared by the name of "Jigsawsaves.com." On this website that now no longer exists, you could find posters accompanied by quotes from individuals being self-proclaimed Jigsaw disciples. Each of the posters was branded by a hashtag at the bottom, #jigsawsaves

[schoolhater]

mahmoud abu hamam is a web designer currently working on a website to share the beauty of palestine with the world. please check it out and offer comments/critiques/requests for more features in the tags if you want. he's trying to gauge public interest in a project like this so feedback is super helpful.

also, he is fundraising for daily survival in gaza. the fundraiser and website are completely separate but i wanted to include it in this post because it's important. living costs continue to surge in gaza, with a bag of flour costing upwards of $600 USD. mahmoud and his family have been unable to afford food. he is doing this project at the risk of his own survival so it would mean a lot to me, personally, if he was supported during this process.

his paypal / his gfm / vetted

[feketeribizli]

having to write about your motivation for why youre applying to a job is so fucking foul MONEY I NEED MONEY. FUCK OFF

[icewindandboringhorror]

indeed my exact process once every 8 months or so

[pink-toonss]

CHAT???? I CSNT BELEIEV NED VIZZINI IS ACTUSLLY JEREMY HEERE

[dopscratch]

i'm sorry, isaac, but it was inevitable

edit: hold on it's gunner wright's b-day today! happy birthday to the man who brought my favorite traumatized engineer to life

[dailypokemoncrochet]

Y'all it is killing me that so many of these advertise "functional website" as a specific selling point. What do you mean that is extra. What do you mean your base websites are not functional. What's the point??

[top-3-ai-marketers]

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[l3irdl3rain]

me trying to explain to my friends, family, coworkers, strangers at the grocery store, etc why I need another cat

[podcastwizard]

ever since i was a little girl i knew i wanted to be marketable to corporate entities

[hylianengineer]

Today I went to the farmer's market and met a guy who sold me spinach from his garden. He told me it had been picked at 10:30 this morning, which is awesome in the sense that it is very fresh and tasty, but also in the sense that it's just nice to KNOW exactly how my food got to me.

There's this concept called "food from somewhere," which my spinach is, but to explain it I first need to tell you about "food from nowhere." It's not literal - food doesn't just appear out of thin air. But in industrial food systems, you're supposed to act like it does - to never consider who grew or raised your food, if they get paid and treated well, if they're being kind to the environment, if livestock animals were treated well, etc. That's food from nowhere - it doesn't just appear in the grocery store, but it might as well for how much most consumers know about its origins. And this works out really well for companies that want to do unethical things like treat their workers badly, exploit the environment, be cruel to livestock, etc.

It's not just customer apathy that makes the origin of most of our food a mystery - in many cases that information is just not available. In my sociology of food class last year, we had a project where you had to write down everything you ate for three days and as much information as you could find about where it came from. I was lucky if I could narrow a given item down to the country one ingredient was grown in. The information is very hard to find, and for many foods I was just taking guesses, like "well, these are the countries that export most of the world's coconuts."

Food from somewhere as a movement is both a reaction to food from nowhere and a return to older and more traditional foodways - it means food you do know the origins of. Like my spinach: I met the man who grew it, he told me about his garden. I know where it came from, and if I wanted to ask that man all about his gardening methods, I could, and he'd probably tell me all about that, too. Heck, a lot of small and local farms have visitor days! The information isn't hidden behind ten layers of supply chain chaos, it's readily available and frequently handed to you before you even need to ask. Because people who grow food well are generally pretty damn proud of it.

[fearoffun]

wowwwwwwww