Biotic and abiotic factors in the temperate forest
Forests
2010.12.14 09:18 anutensil Forests
Every aspect of forests.
2016.03.21 02:49 guvbums The West Coast
Wild coastlines, mountains and a very high proportion of native bush, much of it native temperate rain forest. It is the only part of New Zealand where significant tracts of lowland forest remain. Scenic areas include the Haast Pass, Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers, the Pancake Rocks at Punakaiki and the Heaphy Track.
2015.01.19 06:25 Rainforests
Any & all about rainforests.
2024.05.29 10:09 Quiet_Pop_7233 Terrifying experience in Muskoka, Ontario
I’m one of those people that tear up a bit when talking about something truly terrifying, I’m tearing up while remembering this experience now. I had a close and dear friend years ago, we went to high school together and instantly became close as we enjoyed the same everything. Movies, games, activities and so on. This friend had a beautiful cottage in Muskoka, which was about an hour and a bit from the area we lived in. They would talk about it a bunch, saying how awesome it was to go there in the summer as it was right on a river and was perfect for swimming and paddle boarding.
They also said it was kind of haunted, just passing comments about how it was spooky, how they’d hear things at night, how it was probably home to a ghost. They always said this jokingly like it was no big deal so we’d usually laugh at the idea that their beautiful and pretty much newly built cottage was actually a ghost house. Fast forward a couple of years and they invite me out to their cottage in October, the family was going up and my friend asked if I could come with. I was super excited to go because I’d never really been to Muskoka and knew how beautiful it could be (especially in the fall) and also how often my friend mentioned the fun they’d have at the cottage.
I want to now preface what comes next with the fact that I have never had any paranormal stuff happen to me, ever. I don’t disbelieve it and never have, but I’ve never been in a position where I’d feel like “okay this is definitely paranormal stuff” until this event. We get to where the cottage is located in this small community called “Matthiasville”. As soon as we enter I get this weird feeling, like a shadow had been cast. It was a beautiful sunny day with good vibes all the way up until we crossed the bridge that led into the community. The weather turned overcast but it wasn’t that, there was a heavy and weird energy. We’re driving along the riverside for some time, I tell my friend about the energy feeling to which they said “oh I know, it’s weird right? Like heavy.” Things lighten up however when we arrive at the cottage.
This place was absolutely beautiful. New build, three floors, big deck on the second floor and tons of windows that went floor to ceiling. It overlooked the river and it had a forest trail at the back. The trail was way too thick with brush and wood to even try navigating so we spent a lot of our time out by the water and on the big deck, chilling. We’d drive into the nearest town (Bracebridge) for some outings and at night we dedicated our time to beating the CoD: World at War campaign, split screen. It was an absolute blast. We went for a long day walk too and saw some of the interesting points of matthiasville, a big dam and beyond that, a strange and small graveyard that was situated on a slight hill at the very tip end of the community. All the graves were old, and some of them were unmarked, others you couldn’t even make out what the stones had written on them. It was eerie but nothing out of the ordinary happened for the first two nights we spent there.
On the third and last night, the dad had to head home early for some work stuff so it was just my friend, their mom and myself hanging out for the night. The mom was sleeping in the loft way way up on the third floor, and we made the basement floor our home for the weekend. We decided to watch a movie and eat snacks, but when that was finished I suggested we go out for a night walk since it was a clear night with a big moon out, and I loved going for night strolls plus we hadn’t really been out and about after dark, and the place was pretty beautiful at night too.
My friend was really against this, they said the place was spooky enough during the day let alone at night. I managed to convince them and out we went. We were walking along the road that went along the river, towards the dam and the end of the community where the graveyard was. We made it about a quarter way when my friend stopped dead in their tracks, I looked back to see what was up and they were just standing there, they looked defensive. I asked what was up and they said “we need to go back, like now, this feels weird and I don’t like it at all”. I asked if they were scared, like if they heard an animal or something. As soon as I asked that, we heard a deep and loud cracking and snapping of wood in the dense forest above us, on a rocky ridge that was beside the road, opposite side of the river. I looked up to where we heard it and it felt like everything hushed, crickets and all other night time sounds seemed to have just stopped. My friend quietly said my name, I looked back at them, and then suddenly the bushes and shrubs underneath the ridge on the side of the road exploded, as if something huge jumped in them and thrashed around. This made us bolt, and I remember just saying RUN as I followed behind my friend. We ran non stop straight to the basement door of the cottage, we got there in minutes but it felt like seconds. We ran straight into the basement bedroom and both hopped into the bed. I remember saying it was likely a coyote or a raccoon or something. As soon as I said those words, a creaking started forming up above us in the living area of the first floor. The creaking soon turned into slow, heavy footsteps, back and forth, and loud as if someone was wearing work boots or something. I remember my friend through tears saying “does that sound like a coyote to you.” I cannot even describe the absolute feeling of dread that washed over me, like there is something up there, taunting us.
We lay in complete silence for what felt like hours, we got into the bed at around 3 am after our walk which turned into a run, and the footsteps didn’t stop for an hour or so, I remember finally falling asleep at 6 am. When we woke up the first thing we did was of course, ask the mom if she had been awake last night around 3 am, she wasn’t, she hadn’t even gotten up once to use the bathroom she said. Even if she did we would have heard her door open and then the foot steps down the loft stairs, everything was open concept on the first floor so it was easy to hear things going on. We packed up and left, my friends parents sold the cottage a couple of years later, I don’t think any of them went back once after that weekend. I was curious about the area afterward so I did some googling, and learned that there was once a sawmill or something like that, and a tragic accident happened, I believe the owners son drowned or had a bad accident in the mill, something tragic like that. I want to say that could be a factor here but who knows. All I know is that night I heard heavy, clear and loud footsteps pacing around above us on the first floor. That was my first and only paranormal experience and I’ll never forget it.
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They also said it was kind of haunted, just passing comments about how it was spooky, how they’d hear things at night, how it was probably home to a ghost. They always said this jokingly like it was no big deal so we’d usually laugh at the idea that their beautiful and pretty much newly built cottage was actually a ghost house. Fast forward a couple of years and they invite me out to their cottage in October, the family was going up and my friend asked if I could come with. I was super excited to go because I’d never really been to Muskoka and knew how beautiful it could be (especially in the fall) and also how often my friend mentioned the fun they’d have at the cottage.
I want to now preface what comes next with the fact that I have never had any paranormal stuff happen to me, ever. I don’t disbelieve it and never have, but I’ve never been in a position where I’d feel like “okay this is definitely paranormal stuff” until this event. We get to where the cottage is located in this small community called “Matthiasville”. As soon as we enter I get this weird feeling, like a shadow had been cast. It was a beautiful sunny day with good vibes all the way up until we crossed the bridge that led into the community. The weather turned overcast but it wasn’t that, there was a heavy and weird energy. We’re driving along the riverside for some time, I tell my friend about the energy feeling to which they said “oh I know, it’s weird right? Like heavy.” Things lighten up however when we arrive at the cottage.
This place was absolutely beautiful. New build, three floors, big deck on the second floor and tons of windows that went floor to ceiling. It overlooked the river and it had a forest trail at the back. The trail was way too thick with brush and wood to even try navigating so we spent a lot of our time out by the water and on the big deck, chilling. We’d drive into the nearest town (Bracebridge) for some outings and at night we dedicated our time to beating the CoD: World at War campaign, split screen. It was an absolute blast. We went for a long day walk too and saw some of the interesting points of matthiasville, a big dam and beyond that, a strange and small graveyard that was situated on a slight hill at the very tip end of the community. All the graves were old, and some of them were unmarked, others you couldn’t even make out what the stones had written on them. It was eerie but nothing out of the ordinary happened for the first two nights we spent there.
On the third and last night, the dad had to head home early for some work stuff so it was just my friend, their mom and myself hanging out for the night. The mom was sleeping in the loft way way up on the third floor, and we made the basement floor our home for the weekend. We decided to watch a movie and eat snacks, but when that was finished I suggested we go out for a night walk since it was a clear night with a big moon out, and I loved going for night strolls plus we hadn’t really been out and about after dark, and the place was pretty beautiful at night too.
My friend was really against this, they said the place was spooky enough during the day let alone at night. I managed to convince them and out we went. We were walking along the road that went along the river, towards the dam and the end of the community where the graveyard was. We made it about a quarter way when my friend stopped dead in their tracks, I looked back to see what was up and they were just standing there, they looked defensive. I asked what was up and they said “we need to go back, like now, this feels weird and I don’t like it at all”. I asked if they were scared, like if they heard an animal or something. As soon as I asked that, we heard a deep and loud cracking and snapping of wood in the dense forest above us, on a rocky ridge that was beside the road, opposite side of the river. I looked up to where we heard it and it felt like everything hushed, crickets and all other night time sounds seemed to have just stopped. My friend quietly said my name, I looked back at them, and then suddenly the bushes and shrubs underneath the ridge on the side of the road exploded, as if something huge jumped in them and thrashed around. This made us bolt, and I remember just saying RUN as I followed behind my friend. We ran non stop straight to the basement door of the cottage, we got there in minutes but it felt like seconds. We ran straight into the basement bedroom and both hopped into the bed. I remember saying it was likely a coyote or a raccoon or something. As soon as I said those words, a creaking started forming up above us in the living area of the first floor. The creaking soon turned into slow, heavy footsteps, back and forth, and loud as if someone was wearing work boots or something. I remember my friend through tears saying “does that sound like a coyote to you.” I cannot even describe the absolute feeling of dread that washed over me, like there is something up there, taunting us.
We lay in complete silence for what felt like hours, we got into the bed at around 3 am after our walk which turned into a run, and the footsteps didn’t stop for an hour or so, I remember finally falling asleep at 6 am. When we woke up the first thing we did was of course, ask the mom if she had been awake last night around 3 am, she wasn’t, she hadn’t even gotten up once to use the bathroom she said. Even if she did we would have heard her door open and then the foot steps down the loft stairs, everything was open concept on the first floor so it was easy to hear things going on. We packed up and left, my friends parents sold the cottage a couple of years later, I don’t think any of them went back once after that weekend. I was curious about the area afterward so I did some googling, and learned that there was once a sawmill or something like that, and a tragic accident happened, I believe the owners son drowned or had a bad accident in the mill, something tragic like that. I want to say that could be a factor here but who knows. All I know is that night I heard heavy, clear and loud footsteps pacing around above us on the first floor. That was my first and only paranormal experience and I’ll never forget it.
2024.05.29 09:59 Quiet_Pop_7233 Terrifying experience in Muskoka, Ontario
I’m one of those people that tear up a bit when talking about something truly terrifying, I’m tearing up while remembering this experience now. I had a close and dear friend years ago, we went to high school together and instantly became close as we enjoyed the same everything. Movies, games, activities and so on. This friend had a beautiful cottage in Muskoka, which was about an hour and a bit from the area we lived in. They would talk about it a bunch, saying how awesome it was to go there in the summer as it was right on a river and was perfect for swimming and paddle boarding.
They also said it was kind of haunted, just passing comments about how it was spooky, how they’d hear things at night, how it was probably home to a ghost. They always said this jokingly like it was no big deal so we’d usually laugh at the idea that their beautiful and pretty much newly built cottage was actually a ghost house. Fast forward a couple of years and they invite me out to their cottage in October, the family was going up and my friend asked if I could come with. I was super excited to go because I’d never really been to Muskoka and knew how beautiful it could be (especially in the fall) and also how often my friend mentioned the fun they’d have at the cottage.
I want to now preface what comes next with the fact that I have never had any paranormal stuff happen to me, ever. I don’t disbelieve it and never have, but I’ve never been in a position where I’d feel like “okay this is definitely paranormal stuff” until this event. We get to where the cottage is located in this small community called “Matthiasville”. As soon as we enter I get this weird feeling, like a shadow had been cast. It was a beautiful sunny day with good vibes all the way up until we crossed the bridge that led into the community. The weather turned overcast but it wasn’t that, there was a heavy and weird energy. We’re driving along the riverside for some time, I tell my friend about the energy feeling to which they said “oh I know, it’s weird right? Like heavy.” Things lighten up however when we arrive at the cottage.
This place was absolutely beautiful. New build, three floors, big deck on the second floor and tons of windows that went floor to ceiling. It overlooked the river and it had a forest trail at the back. The trail was way too thick with brush and wood to even try navigating so we spent a lot of our time out by the water and on the big deck, chilling. We’d drive into the nearest town (Bracebridge) for some outings and at night we dedicated our time to beating the CoD: World at War campaign, split screen. It was an absolute blast. We went for a long day walk too and saw some of the interesting points of matthiasville, a big dam and beyond that, a strange and small graveyard that was situated on a slight hill at the very tip end of the community. All the graves were old, and some of them were unmarked, others you couldn’t even make out what the stones had written on them. It was eerie but nothing out of the ordinary happened for the first two nights we spent there.
On the third and last night, the dad had to head home early for some work stuff so it was just my friend, their mom and myself hanging out for the night. The mom was sleeping in the loft way way up on the third floor, and we made the basement floor our home for the weekend. We decided to watch a movie and eat snacks, but when that was finished I suggested we go out for a night walk since it was a clear night with a big moon out, and I loved going for night strolls plus we hadn’t really been out and about after dark, and the place was pretty beautiful at night too.
My friend was really against this, they said the place was spooky enough during the day let alone at night. I managed to convince them and out we went. We were walking along the road that went along the river, towards the dam and the end of the community where the graveyard was. We made it about a quarter way when my friend stopped dead in their tracks, I looked back to see what was up and they were just standing there, they looked defensive. I asked what was up and they said “we need to go back, like now, this feels weird and I don’t like it at all”. I asked if they were scared, like if they heard an animal or something. As soon as I asked that, we heard a deep and loud cracking and snapping of wood in the dense forest above us, on a rocky ridge that was beside the road, opposite side of the river. I looked up to where we heard it and it felt like everything hushed, crickets and all other night time sounds seemed to have just stopped. My friend quietly said my name, I looked back at them, and then suddenly the bushes and shrubs underneath the ridge on the side of the road exploded, as if something huge jumped in them and thrashed around. This made us bolt, and I remember just saying RUN as I followed behind my friend. We ran non stop straight to the basement door of the cottage, we got there in minutes but it felt like seconds. We ran straight into the basement bedroom and both hopped into the bed. I remember saying it was likely a coyote or a raccoon or something. As soon as I said those words, a creaking started forming up above us in the living area of the first floor. The creaking soon turned into slow, heavy footsteps, back and forth, and loud as if someone was wearing work boots or something. I remember my friend through tears saying “does that sound like a coyote to you.” I cannot even describe the absolute feeling of dread that washed over me, like there is something up there, taunting us.
We lay in complete silence for what felt like hours, we got into the bed at around 3 am after our walk which turned into a run, and the footsteps didn’t stop for an hour or so, I remember finally falling asleep at 6 am. When we woke up the first thing we did was of course, ask the mom if she had been awake last night around 3 am, she wasn’t, she hadn’t even gotten up once to use the bathroom she said. Even if she did we would have heard her door open and then the foot steps down the loft stairs, everything was open concept on the first floor so it was easy to hear things going on. We packed up and left, my friends parents sold the cottage a couple of years later, I don’t think any of them went back once after that weekend. I was curious about the area afterward so I did some googling, and learned that there was once a sawmill or something like that, and a tragic accident happened, I believe the owners son drowned or had a bad accident in the mill, something tragic like that. I want to say that could be a factor here but who knows. All I know is that night I heard heavy, clear and loud footsteps pacing around above us on the first floor. That was my first and only paranormal experience and I’ll never forget it.
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They also said it was kind of haunted, just passing comments about how it was spooky, how they’d hear things at night, how it was probably home to a ghost. They always said this jokingly like it was no big deal so we’d usually laugh at the idea that their beautiful and pretty much newly built cottage was actually a ghost house. Fast forward a couple of years and they invite me out to their cottage in October, the family was going up and my friend asked if I could come with. I was super excited to go because I’d never really been to Muskoka and knew how beautiful it could be (especially in the fall) and also how often my friend mentioned the fun they’d have at the cottage.
I want to now preface what comes next with the fact that I have never had any paranormal stuff happen to me, ever. I don’t disbelieve it and never have, but I’ve never been in a position where I’d feel like “okay this is definitely paranormal stuff” until this event. We get to where the cottage is located in this small community called “Matthiasville”. As soon as we enter I get this weird feeling, like a shadow had been cast. It was a beautiful sunny day with good vibes all the way up until we crossed the bridge that led into the community. The weather turned overcast but it wasn’t that, there was a heavy and weird energy. We’re driving along the riverside for some time, I tell my friend about the energy feeling to which they said “oh I know, it’s weird right? Like heavy.” Things lighten up however when we arrive at the cottage.
This place was absolutely beautiful. New build, three floors, big deck on the second floor and tons of windows that went floor to ceiling. It overlooked the river and it had a forest trail at the back. The trail was way too thick with brush and wood to even try navigating so we spent a lot of our time out by the water and on the big deck, chilling. We’d drive into the nearest town (Bracebridge) for some outings and at night we dedicated our time to beating the CoD: World at War campaign, split screen. It was an absolute blast. We went for a long day walk too and saw some of the interesting points of matthiasville, a big dam and beyond that, a strange and small graveyard that was situated on a slight hill at the very tip end of the community. All the graves were old, and some of them were unmarked, others you couldn’t even make out what the stones had written on them. It was eerie but nothing out of the ordinary happened for the first two nights we spent there.
On the third and last night, the dad had to head home early for some work stuff so it was just my friend, their mom and myself hanging out for the night. The mom was sleeping in the loft way way up on the third floor, and we made the basement floor our home for the weekend. We decided to watch a movie and eat snacks, but when that was finished I suggested we go out for a night walk since it was a clear night with a big moon out, and I loved going for night strolls plus we hadn’t really been out and about after dark, and the place was pretty beautiful at night too.
My friend was really against this, they said the place was spooky enough during the day let alone at night. I managed to convince them and out we went. We were walking along the road that went along the river, towards the dam and the end of the community where the graveyard was. We made it about a quarter way when my friend stopped dead in their tracks, I looked back to see what was up and they were just standing there, they looked defensive. I asked what was up and they said “we need to go back, like now, this feels weird and I don’t like it at all”. I asked if they were scared, like if they heard an animal or something. As soon as I asked that, we heard a deep and loud cracking and snapping of wood in the dense forest above us, on a rocky ridge that was beside the road, opposite side of the river. I looked up to where we heard it and it felt like everything hushed, crickets and all other night time sounds seemed to have just stopped. My friend quietly said my name, I looked back at them, and then suddenly the bushes and shrubs underneath the ridge on the side of the road exploded, as if something huge jumped in them and thrashed around. This made us bolt, and I remember just saying RUN as I followed behind my friend. We ran non stop straight to the basement door of the cottage, we got there in minutes but it felt like seconds. We ran straight into the basement bedroom and both hopped into the bed. I remember saying it was likely a coyote or a raccoon or something. As soon as I said those words, a creaking started forming up above us in the living area of the first floor. The creaking soon turned into slow, heavy footsteps, back and forth, and loud as if someone was wearing work boots or something. I remember my friend through tears saying “does that sound like a coyote to you.” I cannot even describe the absolute feeling of dread that washed over me, like there is something up there, taunting us.
We lay in complete silence for what felt like hours, we got into the bed at around 3 am after our walk which turned into a run, and the footsteps didn’t stop for an hour or so, I remember finally falling asleep at 6 am. When we woke up the first thing we did was of course, ask the mom if she had been awake last night around 3 am, she wasn’t, she hadn’t even gotten up once to use the bathroom she said. Even if she did we would have heard her door open and then the foot steps down the loft stairs, everything was open concept on the first floor so it was easy to hear things going on. We packed up and left, my friends parents sold the cottage a couple of years later, I don’t think any of them went back once after that weekend. I was curious about the area afterward so I did some googling, and learned that there was once a sawmill or something like that, and a tragic accident happened, I believe the owners son drowned or had a bad accident in the mill, something tragic like that. I want to say that could be a factor here but who knows. All I know is that night I heard heavy, clear and loud footsteps pacing around above us on the first floor. That was my first and only paranormal experience and I’ll never forget it.
2024.05.29 07:47 Ornery_Employer3298 Top 10 Google Workspace Reseller India Google Workspace Partner India — 2023
 | Top 10 Google Workspace Reseller India Google Workspace Partner India — 2023Google Workspace is a suite of productivity and collaboration tools that is increasingly being adopted by Indian businesses. According to a recent study by Forester Research, the number of Indian businesses using Google Workspace is expected to grow by 25% in the next three years.This growth is being driven by a number of factors, including the increasing affordability of cloud-based solutions, the growing demand for mobile and remote work capabilities, and the need for businesses to improve collaboration and productivity. 10 Best Google Workspace Resellers/Partners in India — the 2023 ListLet’s take a look at the best Google Workspace Resellers in India. From their expertise and specializations to their competitive pricing plans, get a clear overview of the India’s top ten Google Workspace partners in India.1. Advent Innovative:Advent Innovative is a Google Cloud Premier Partner and a leading reseller of Google Workspace in India. They offer a wide range of services related to Google Cloud and have expertise in deploying and managing Google Workspace for businesses. They also offer a variety of cloud security and cloud backup solutions. They are trusted by over 1800 brands.https://preview.redd.it/qnpo2yc3ya3d1.jpg?width=170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d3fbbf6063ebaecbe747cb9b6ffd12e7e41c06c5 Advent Innovative is a team of experienced professionals who are passionate about helping businesses get the most out of Google Workspace. They offer a wide range of services, including: Why Advent Innovative for G Suite? They are a trusted partner of Google. They have a strong track record of customer satisfaction. They are committed to providing their clients with the best possible service. 2. VA Infotech:VA Infotech, being an Authorized Google Cloud Premier Partner, has been a pioneer in the IT industry, providing Google Workspace solutions to a wide range of customers across India. They offer comprehensive services ranging from deployment and migration to training and support, ensuring that businesses can seamlessly transition to and fully leverage the power of Google Workspace's suite of productivity and collaboration tools.https://preview.redd.it/h9d8xnm7ya3d1.png?width=144&format=png&auto=webp&s=26dbbfacd5228e750dd4de8d12b5478653605581 Established in 1992, VA Infotech has a proven track record of success in helping organizations across various industries adopt and optimize Google Workspace. They have a team of certified Google Cloud professionals who possess in-depth knowledge and expertise in all aspects of Google Workspace, enabling them to provide tailored solutions that align with the specific needs and goals of each client. 3. VA Web Creative:VA Web Creative is a Google Workspace reseller that offers a wide range of services to help businesses get the most out of Google Workspace. They offer deployment, migration, training, and support services, as well as custom solutions to meet the specific needs of their clients.https://preview.redd.it/hdf7xex9ya3d1.png?width=250&format=png&auto=webp&s=3d42c8fd2b2c002f92f3349f2b626c32f0a4911a VA Web Creative is a certified Google Cloud partner, which means they have the expertise and experience to help you get the most out of Google Workspace. They are also a trusted partner of Google, which means they are committed to providing their clients with the best possible service. 4. Shivaami:Nearly a decade into deploying G Suite for local businesses, Shivaami is a popular Google Cloud Premier Partner in India. It bags the fourth spot as India’s top G Suite and Google Apps resellers by carving its remarkable journey in cloud SaaS applications and cloud services.https://preview.redd.it/iou4ua6cya3d1.png?width=279&format=png&auto=webp&s=b8b124e64ea97dbc5a312b59b8feeada135eb25f They specialize in delivering cost-effective cloud solutions for G Suite. Focused on yearly deployment, this G Suite reseller’s pricing is drafted on an annual basis. Exclusive of taxes, the Basic Plan and Business Plan for G Suite is offered at Rs. 2,520/useyear and Rs. 8,568/useyear, while their Enterprise They specialize in delivering cost-effective cloud solutions for G Suite. Focused on yearly deployment, this G Suite reseller’s pricing is drafted on an annual basis. Exclusive of taxes, the Basic Plan and Business Plan for G Suite is offered at Rs. 2,520/useyear and Rs. 8,568/useyear, while their Enterprise premium suite comes at roughly Rs. 19,800/useyear. The company also provides deployment, training, integration and implementation services for its G Suite customers. In 2013, Shivaami was awarded as India’s Top Sales Contributor of G Suite. 5. Digisoft:For over twenty-five years in business, Digisoft is a recognized Google Apps reseller and G Suite reseller in India. As a Google Cloud Partner and an authorized G Suite partner, the company has gained specialization in workload transformation.premium suite comes at roughly Rs. 19,800/useyear. The company also provides deployment, training, integration and implementation services for its G Suite customers. In 2013, Shivaami was awarded as India’s Top Sales Contributor of G Suite.https://preview.redd.it/1m8o9ye20b3d1.png?width=200&format=png&auto=webp&s=f0f40607ca22a3dd73b7f38e6b8c841bf5402067 For every business organization that seeks its partnership, Digisoft evaluates the legacy infrastructure, offers a ready-to-move cloud roadmap for G Suite and supports the journey with personalized training and complete migration guidance. Currently, Digisoft’s G Suite reseller pricing is made available upon request only. 6. Brio.Brio Technologies Private Limited, is a unique Google Apps reseller and cloud consulting company. Being a Google Cloud Premier Partner, Brio’s G Suite solutions are agile and adaptive.https://preview.redd.it/p12227d40b3d1.png?width=200&format=png&auto=webp&s=d36a5a11d00a46225e62f646394cf90e6723255b Their G Suite reseller pricing is equally affordable, starting from Basic plan at Rs. 210/usemonth, the Business plan at Rs. 714/usemonth, and Rs. 1,650/usemonth for the advanced Enterprise suite. The company is best known to deliver G Suite as world-class email solutions and work productivity tools with on-time and on-budget deployments and support. 7. Shivcloud:Shivcloud is a certified Google Cloud Premier Partner and a leading reseller of Google Workspace in India. They offer a wide range of services related to Google Cloud and have expertise in deploying and managing Google Workspace for businesses. They also offer a variety of cloud security and cloud backup solutions. They are trusted by over 1800 brands.https://preview.redd.it/b1pdzq370b3d1.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=2962144e90ca40d51bc62f9e2556820e92330d43 If you are looking for a Google Workspace reseller or partner in India, Shivcloud is a great option. They can help you get the most out of Google Workspace and ensure that your business is secure and compliant. 8. Aarav infotech:Aarav Infotech is a leading IT solutions and services provider in India, specializing in Google Workspace. They are a certified Google Cloud Premier Partner and have a proven track record of successfully deploying and managing Google Workspace for businesses of all sizes. Their team of experienced professionals is passionate about helping businesses get the most out of Google Workspace and can provide expert guidance and support throughout the entire process.https://preview.redd.it/nlcdw9m90b3d1.png?width=400&format=png&auto=webp&s=29eeabcfec5445dbd35ddf0fa68039323a9f9e1e If you are looking for a Google Workspace reseller or partner in India, Aarav Infotech is a great option. They can help you get the most out of Google Workspace and ensure that your business is secure and compliant. 9. Miles Web:A web hosting company turned Google Apps reseller, MilesWeb is an emerging Google Cloud Partner in India. Its advanced expertise in domain management and web hosting becomes its differentiator as MilesWeb delivers G Suite and its other product offerings on a single, integrated panel.https://preview.redd.it/kh1tij3c0b3d1.png?width=200&format=png&auto=webp&s=5cc24844bc6c70f2131eff00995f21384e6e1bad MilesWeb’s G Suite reseller pricing includes Basic plan priced at Rs. 210/usemonth, while the Business plan is up for Rs. 40/usemonth. MilesWeb enables large businesses to get started with G Suite Enterprise at Rs. 1,650/usemonth. 10. BSuite:BSuite makes the list of India’s top ten G Suite premier partners. It enforces Google’s machine intelligence to deliver custom email solutions, business video meetings and smart scheduling via G Suite. B Suite, a Google Apps reseller, has close to ten years of experience as a Google Cloud solutions company.https://preview.redd.it/09ssd75e0b3d1.png?width=200&format=png&auto=webp&s=651986f41f8f9fef3dd30ccacafaa7db7c0c652b As a G Suite reseller, pricing by B Suite is similar to most of the top Google G Suite Partners listed above. Its G Suite Basic plan is priced at Rs. 210/usemonth, while the Business plan is available for Rs. 714/usemonth. It further offers the Enterprise plan for Rs. 1,650/usemonth. How to select the right Google Workspace Reseller?After comparing the Google Workspace resellers above, it is time for a business organization to make the pivotal decision — choosing the best Google Workspace Premier Partner. To keep things unbiased, suggesting any one reseller from the above would be unfair. For selecting the best from these ten partners, consider shortlisting the ones based on your current work transformation needs and the size of your organization. Take the differentiating pricing of these players into account and make a cost-effective choice. Before finalizing, do consider the overall credibility, experience and the expertise of the Google Workspace Partner and make the move. |
2024.05.29 07:27 FinalAccount2520 Perks of Living in a Nature-Inspired Home!
If you are looking for a Kiribathgoda house for sale or a house for sale in Kandy to be closer to nature, with a large garden, then you certainly have the right idea in mind. Unlike a town house for sale in Nugegoda or any other bustling city, a villa for sale in Sri Lanka, located among lush trees and greenery does seem the better choice.
A nature-inspired home is designed to incorporate elements of the natural world into its architecture, decor, and overall ambiance. The aim is to create a living space that feels connected to the outdoors, promotes a sense of tranquillity, and fosters a deeper appreciation for nature. Here are some features commonly found in nature-inspired homes:
· Natural Materials: Wood, stone, bamboo, and other natural materials are prominently featured in the construction and design of the home. These materials not only add visual warmth but also bring elements of the outdoors inside.
· Large Windows and Skylights: Nature-inspired homes often have large windows and skylights that maximise natural light and provide views of the surrounding landscape. This helps to blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.
· Biophilic Design: Biophilic design principles are integrated into the home's layout to enhance occupants' connection to nature. This may include features like indoor plants, green walls, or water features that evoke natural elements.
· Earth Tones and Organic Colours: The colour palette of a nature-inspired home typically includes earthy tones and organic colours inspired by nature, such as shades of green, brown, blue, and grey. These colours help to create a harmonious and calming environment.
· Outdoor Living Spaces: Nature-inspired homes often have outdoor living spaces, such as patios, decks, or gardens, that serve as extensions of the indoor living areas. These spaces are designed for relaxation, entertaining, and enjoying the natural surroundings.
· Sustainable Design Features: Many nature-inspired homes incorporate sustainable design features, such as energy-efficient appliances, passive heating and cooling strategies, and eco-friendly building materials, to minimise their environmental impact.
· Natural Accents and Decor: Natural accents and decor elements, such as driftwood sculptures, botanical artwork, and natural fibre textiles, are used to enhance the home's connection to the natural world and create a sense of organic beauty.
· Outdoor Views and Access: The layout of the home is designed to optimise outdoor views from various rooms and provide easy access to outdoor spaces, encouraging residents to spend time outside and engage with nature.
A nature-inspired home is characterised by its seamless integration of natural elements, sustainable design principles, and a focus on creating a tranquil and harmonious living environment that celebrates the beauty of the natural world.
What are the perks of living in a nature inspired home?
Living in a nature-inspired home offers several perks that can enhance overall well-being and quality of life:
· Improved Mental Health: Surrounding oneself with natural elements has been shown to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. Nature-inspired homes provide a tranquil and calming environment that can promote relaxation and mental clarity.
· Connection to Nature: Living in a nature-inspired home fosters a stronger connection to the natural world. Residents can enjoy the beauty of the outdoors from the comfort of their own home and may feel more connected to the rhythms of nature.
· Enhanced Physical Health: Access to natural light, fresh air, and outdoor spaces can have positive effects on physical health. Nature-inspired homes often prioritise features like large windows, ventilation systems, and outdoor living areas, which can contribute to better air quality and overall health.
· Increased Creativity and Productivity: Research suggests that exposure to nature can boost creativity, productivity, and cognitive function. Living in a nature-inspired home may inspire residents to think more creatively and feel more motivated in their daily activities.
· Greater Sense of Well-Being: The natural elements and harmonious design of a nature-inspired home can contribute to a greater sense of overall well-being. Residents may feel more content, relaxed, and connected to their surroundings, leading to a higher quality of life.
· Sustainable Lifestyle: Many nature-inspired homes incorporate sustainable design features and eco-friendly practices, such as energy-efficient appliances, passive heating and cooling systems, and water-saving technologies. By living in a home that minimises its environmental impact, residents can feel good about their contribution to sustainability.
· Outdoor Living: Nature-inspired homes often include outdoor living spaces, such as patios, decks, or gardens, where residents can spend time outdoors and enjoy the benefits of fresh air and sunlight. These spaces can be used for relaxation, entertaining, or engaging in outdoor activities.
· Aesthetic Appeal: Nature-inspired homes are designed to be visually appealing and harmonious, with a focus on natural materials, earthy colours, and organic shapes. Living in such a home can create a sense of beauty and serenity that enhances daily life.
Living in a nature-inspired home offers a range of perks that can positively impact physical health, mental well-being, creativity, and overall quality of life.
What to keep in mind when building a nature inspired home
When building a nature-inspired home, there are several important considerations to keep in mind to ensure that the design aligns with your vision and enhances your connection to the natural world:
· Location and Surroundings: Choose a location that complements the natural elements you want to incorporate into your home. Consider factors such as views, sunlight exposure, prevailing winds, and proximity to natural features like forests, mountains, or bodies of water.
· Site Orientation: Orient the layout of your home to maximise natural light and ventilation. Position windows, doors, and outdoor living spaces to take advantage of sunlight throughout the day and prevailing breezes for natural ventilation.
· Natural Materials: Select natural materials for construction and finishes, such as wood, stone, bamboo, clay, and natural fibres. These materials not only add visual warmth and texture but also contribute to a sense of authenticity and connection to nature.
· Biophilic Design: Incorporate biophilic design principles to enhance occupants' connection to nature. Integrate elements such as indoor plants, green walls, water features, natural light, and views of the outdoors into the design to create a harmonious and inviting environment.
· Sustainable Design Features: Prioritise sustainability in your home's design by incorporating energy-efficient appliances, passive heating and cooling strategies, renewable energy sources, water-saving technologies, and eco-friendly building materials. Aim to minimise your home's environmental footprint while maximising its efficiency and comfort.
· Indoor-Outdoor Integration: Blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces to create a seamless transition between the two. Design indoor living areas to flow naturally into outdoor spaces, such as patios, decks, or gardens, and use features like sliding glass doors, folding walls, or covered porches to facilitate indoor-outdoor connectivity.
· Natural Landscaping: Extend the natural aesthetic of your home into the surrounding landscape with native plantings, sustainable landscaping practices, and outdoor amenities that encourage outdoor living and enjoyment of nature.
· Personalised Touches: Incorporate personalised touches and elements that reflect your own connection to nature and enhance your living experience. Consider features such as outdoor fire pits, nature-inspired artwork, cosy reading nooks with views of the landscape, or a dedicated meditation space surrounded by natural elements.
· Consultation with Professionals: Work closely with architects, designers, builders, and other professionals who have experience with nature-inspired design and sustainable building practices. Their expertise can help bring your vision to life while ensuring that your home meets functional, aesthetic, and environmental objectives.
By keeping these considerations in mind during the building process, you can create a nature-inspired home that reflects your connection to the natural world, promotes well-being, and provides a sanctuary for you and your loved ones to enjoy for years to come.
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A nature-inspired home is designed to incorporate elements of the natural world into its architecture, decor, and overall ambiance. The aim is to create a living space that feels connected to the outdoors, promotes a sense of tranquillity, and fosters a deeper appreciation for nature. Here are some features commonly found in nature-inspired homes:
· Natural Materials: Wood, stone, bamboo, and other natural materials are prominently featured in the construction and design of the home. These materials not only add visual warmth but also bring elements of the outdoors inside.
· Large Windows and Skylights: Nature-inspired homes often have large windows and skylights that maximise natural light and provide views of the surrounding landscape. This helps to blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.
· Biophilic Design: Biophilic design principles are integrated into the home's layout to enhance occupants' connection to nature. This may include features like indoor plants, green walls, or water features that evoke natural elements.
· Earth Tones and Organic Colours: The colour palette of a nature-inspired home typically includes earthy tones and organic colours inspired by nature, such as shades of green, brown, blue, and grey. These colours help to create a harmonious and calming environment.
· Outdoor Living Spaces: Nature-inspired homes often have outdoor living spaces, such as patios, decks, or gardens, that serve as extensions of the indoor living areas. These spaces are designed for relaxation, entertaining, and enjoying the natural surroundings.
· Sustainable Design Features: Many nature-inspired homes incorporate sustainable design features, such as energy-efficient appliances, passive heating and cooling strategies, and eco-friendly building materials, to minimise their environmental impact.
· Natural Accents and Decor: Natural accents and decor elements, such as driftwood sculptures, botanical artwork, and natural fibre textiles, are used to enhance the home's connection to the natural world and create a sense of organic beauty.
· Outdoor Views and Access: The layout of the home is designed to optimise outdoor views from various rooms and provide easy access to outdoor spaces, encouraging residents to spend time outside and engage with nature.
A nature-inspired home is characterised by its seamless integration of natural elements, sustainable design principles, and a focus on creating a tranquil and harmonious living environment that celebrates the beauty of the natural world.
What are the perks of living in a nature inspired home?
Living in a nature-inspired home offers several perks that can enhance overall well-being and quality of life:
· Improved Mental Health: Surrounding oneself with natural elements has been shown to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. Nature-inspired homes provide a tranquil and calming environment that can promote relaxation and mental clarity.
· Connection to Nature: Living in a nature-inspired home fosters a stronger connection to the natural world. Residents can enjoy the beauty of the outdoors from the comfort of their own home and may feel more connected to the rhythms of nature.
· Enhanced Physical Health: Access to natural light, fresh air, and outdoor spaces can have positive effects on physical health. Nature-inspired homes often prioritise features like large windows, ventilation systems, and outdoor living areas, which can contribute to better air quality and overall health.
· Increased Creativity and Productivity: Research suggests that exposure to nature can boost creativity, productivity, and cognitive function. Living in a nature-inspired home may inspire residents to think more creatively and feel more motivated in their daily activities.
· Greater Sense of Well-Being: The natural elements and harmonious design of a nature-inspired home can contribute to a greater sense of overall well-being. Residents may feel more content, relaxed, and connected to their surroundings, leading to a higher quality of life.
· Sustainable Lifestyle: Many nature-inspired homes incorporate sustainable design features and eco-friendly practices, such as energy-efficient appliances, passive heating and cooling systems, and water-saving technologies. By living in a home that minimises its environmental impact, residents can feel good about their contribution to sustainability.
· Outdoor Living: Nature-inspired homes often include outdoor living spaces, such as patios, decks, or gardens, where residents can spend time outdoors and enjoy the benefits of fresh air and sunlight. These spaces can be used for relaxation, entertaining, or engaging in outdoor activities.
· Aesthetic Appeal: Nature-inspired homes are designed to be visually appealing and harmonious, with a focus on natural materials, earthy colours, and organic shapes. Living in such a home can create a sense of beauty and serenity that enhances daily life.
Living in a nature-inspired home offers a range of perks that can positively impact physical health, mental well-being, creativity, and overall quality of life.
What to keep in mind when building a nature inspired home
When building a nature-inspired home, there are several important considerations to keep in mind to ensure that the design aligns with your vision and enhances your connection to the natural world:
· Location and Surroundings: Choose a location that complements the natural elements you want to incorporate into your home. Consider factors such as views, sunlight exposure, prevailing winds, and proximity to natural features like forests, mountains, or bodies of water.
· Site Orientation: Orient the layout of your home to maximise natural light and ventilation. Position windows, doors, and outdoor living spaces to take advantage of sunlight throughout the day and prevailing breezes for natural ventilation.
· Natural Materials: Select natural materials for construction and finishes, such as wood, stone, bamboo, clay, and natural fibres. These materials not only add visual warmth and texture but also contribute to a sense of authenticity and connection to nature.
· Biophilic Design: Incorporate biophilic design principles to enhance occupants' connection to nature. Integrate elements such as indoor plants, green walls, water features, natural light, and views of the outdoors into the design to create a harmonious and inviting environment.
· Sustainable Design Features: Prioritise sustainability in your home's design by incorporating energy-efficient appliances, passive heating and cooling strategies, renewable energy sources, water-saving technologies, and eco-friendly building materials. Aim to minimise your home's environmental footprint while maximising its efficiency and comfort.
· Indoor-Outdoor Integration: Blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces to create a seamless transition between the two. Design indoor living areas to flow naturally into outdoor spaces, such as patios, decks, or gardens, and use features like sliding glass doors, folding walls, or covered porches to facilitate indoor-outdoor connectivity.
· Natural Landscaping: Extend the natural aesthetic of your home into the surrounding landscape with native plantings, sustainable landscaping practices, and outdoor amenities that encourage outdoor living and enjoyment of nature.
· Personalised Touches: Incorporate personalised touches and elements that reflect your own connection to nature and enhance your living experience. Consider features such as outdoor fire pits, nature-inspired artwork, cosy reading nooks with views of the landscape, or a dedicated meditation space surrounded by natural elements.
· Consultation with Professionals: Work closely with architects, designers, builders, and other professionals who have experience with nature-inspired design and sustainable building practices. Their expertise can help bring your vision to life while ensuring that your home meets functional, aesthetic, and environmental objectives.
By keeping these considerations in mind during the building process, you can create a nature-inspired home that reflects your connection to the natural world, promotes well-being, and provides a sanctuary for you and your loved ones to enjoy for years to come.
2024.05.29 07:19 Count-Daring243 Best 30-06 Scopes
 | submitted by Count-Daring243 to u/Count-Daring243 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/nwh9j0t3va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=15e48a7f9b4b32d2728c7a4562527e552bc90c23 Welcome to our roundup of some of the best 30-06 Scopes available on the market today! Whether you're an avid hunter or a dedicated marksman, we've got you covered with a selection of top-quality scopes that are perfect for your next adventure. Dive in to discover which one will help you conquer your next target, all while adhering to Google's search guidelines. Happy browsing! The Top 18 Best 30-06 Scopes
Reviews🔗TruGlo Crossbow Scope with Unisex Camo Designhttps://preview.redd.it/7rd10wm4va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ea391525711345e6b2ce84ba563865b3abea1745 I've recently had the chance to try out the TruGlo 4x32 Rangefinding/Trajectory Compensating Crossbow Scope, a nifty piece of equipment for enthusiastic crossbow users like me. The scope's main highlight was its ability to find the range and calculate the correct trajectory for my crossbow bolts. In my experience, this feature proved to be quite handy in my local archery range, particularly for those days when the wind and temperature were unstable. One of the things that stood out to me was the scope's robustness. It was designed to handle the harsh conditions of the outdoors, as evidenced by the sturdy aluminum body and the shock-resistant construction. This scope also offered a generous 4-inch eye relief, a feature that helped protect my eyes during those blustery hunting sessions. The scope's lenses were fully-coated, making them highly resistant to glare, a common concern for crossbow users shooting in low-light conditions. Additionally, the durable leavespring for windage and elevation adjustments were a welcomed bonus, allowing me to finetune my shots with ease. On the downside, one of the screws on the scope rings was stripped, a minor issue that wasn't a deal-breaker. I also discovered that the scope wasn't rated specifically for a particular crossbow speed. To achieve optimal accuracy, I had to adjust the scope manually, which was a bit tricky and time-consuming. Regardless of these minor downsides, the TruGlo 4x32 Rangefinding/Trajectory Compensating Crossbow Scope proved to be an essential piece of equipment in my hunting arsenal. Its ease of use, durable construction, and helpful features make it an excellent choice for anyone seeking to upgrade their crossbow hunting experience. 🔗Killer Instinct Lumix Speedring Crossbow Scope: Improved Targeting for Huntinghttps://preview.redd.it/0n4smv75va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=beeef9bca6af8069bd07d148d78210f3743580c0 Using the Killer Instinct MSCKI-1020 Lumix Speedring 1.5 to 5 x 32 IR-E Crossbow Scope has been quite an experience. The scope has made hunting much more enjoyable for me, thanks to its amazing abilities to lock onto and track moving targets from vast distances. One of the features that really stood out is the durability of the metal case. This thing has a real tank-like feel to it, resisting impacts and harsh weather as if it was made for it. The spring-loaded covers on the lenses also proved to be quite reliable, keeping the lenses safe and scratchless until I was ready to hunt. The built-in Speed Ring is another aspect of the scope that has impressed me. Making adjustments for my crossbow's speed has been a breeze, and the illuminated reticle is a big help when it comes to sighting in low-light conditions. I particularly appreciate the contrast the red/blue illumination provides. However, there was one downside that I found a little disturbing. The scope came in a condition that made it apparent that someone had used it before. I was not happy with this fact, especially considering I had paid for a brand new product. Overall, the MSCKI-1020 Lumix Speedring 1.5 to 5 x 32 IR-E Crossbow Scope is a product that I would recommend, even with its minor fault. It certainly helped me become a better hunter, and it would do the same for anyone looking to enhance their hunting experience. 🔗Killer Instinct Lumix 4x32 Black Ir-E Crossbow Scope with LED Illuminationhttps://preview.redd.it/7gjnq7m5va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3cd8383ab785a9e02a16011bdaacddb4f716a4c7 I recently had the opportunity to try out the Killer Instinct Lumix 4x32 Ir-E Crossbow Scope. This black 1021 model was a great addition to my hunting gear, providing exceptional clarity thanks to its multicoated optics and 1-inch mono tube construction. The fast focus eyepiece is a game-changer, allowing me to quickly adjust my sight even when on the move. One feature that stood out was the illuminated cross-hair reticle, which came in both blue and red. It was perfect for low-light situations, making it easier for me to spot my target. I appreciated the adjustment click value of 0.5 inches at 100 yards, as it gave me accurate and consistent shot adjustments. However, there were a few downsides to this otherwise great scope. The exit pupil was smaller than I would have liked, making it a bit more challenging to see the cross-hair reticle at times. Additionally, the scope's weight was lighter than expected, which might not have been ideal for everyone. Overall, I'm happy with my experience using the Killer Instinct Lumix 4x32 Ir-E Crossbow Scope. It's a quality product with some small drawbacks, but its pros certainly outweigh the cons. If you're in the market for a reliable crossbow scope, this one is definitely worth considering. 🔗Compact Variable Multi-Reticle Crossbow Scope for 300-410 fps Shootinghttps://preview.redd.it/hza39b06va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0335c578ba2185d68eb01015efbaa266bd1dd0c0 As a reviewer who's been using the Dead-Zone Scope from Excalibur, I can confidently say it's a game-changer for crossbow enthusiasts. This 32mm, 1" tube scope offers unparalleled light transmission and clarity that makes it an ideal choice for those who prefer the thrill of hunting. Its variable multi-reticle design suits crossbows shooting in the 300-410 fps range, providing a perfect fit even for experienced hunters. One of my favorite features is the bold crosshairs, which make it easy to sight in, even for us who don't have the sharpest eyesight. The scope provides a crystal-clear view, which has been essential in my hunting endeavors, hitting the bullseye consistently at 60 yards. Installation was a breeze, and the ease of adjusting the focus makes it a standout product. However, one thing that could be improved is the set screw. After a little mishap with the speed ring, it's proven to be a bit tricky to tighten back up. Apart from that, I wholeheartedly recommend this Dead-Zone Scope to anyone looking for an accurate and reliable companion on their hunting adventures. 🔗Powerful Dual-Speed Digiscoping Scope with Extra Low Dispersion Lenshttps://preview.redd.it/1jm12ld6va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=97ff0b840b4fb3f03c5aaeaae405f10c2af3e157 Recently, I had the chance to get my hands on the Knight PT 72mm f/6.0 Ed-Apo Photography Scope from Snypex. This digiscoping scope was a game changer for my photography, allowing me to capture stunning images with my DSLR camera. One of the standout features of this scope was the dual speed focuser. It made it incredibly easy to achieve precise focus, even in low-light conditions. The scope's focal length of 432mm and f-stop of f6.0 provided a beautiful and sharp image, which was especially noticeable when using the optional eyepiece. Moreover, the scope was built to last, with a durable white paint coating on its aluminum housing. The 1/4"-20 tripod mounts at both ends of the shoe made it easy to balance the weight, and the integrated dovetail plate was a handy addition for quick-release heads. However, I did encounter a minor issue when trying to attain focus on stars. Despite the scope's apochromatic doublet lens, I found that achieving proper focus was a bit challenging. Additionally, while the price was reasonable at $160, I noticed that it was listed for a much higher price on the product website. Overall, the Knight PT 72mm f/6.0 Ed-Apo Photography Scope from Snypex is a powerful and versatile tool for photography enthusiasts. With a few minor adjustments, it could become an exceptional choice for both digiscoping and spotting scopes. 🔗UHD Spotting Scope with Apochromatic Lens System and Advanced Fully Multi-Coated Lenseshttps://preview.redd.it/igdp4ts6va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b84f7e914a2f68e2336a0890806ca4b23c8c573c In the world of optics, the Athlon Optics Ares G2 UHD 20-60x85 Straight Spotting Scope has made a name for itself. It's not just for the birders spotting variances in plumage from far away or for the precision shooters who aim for targets at 1,000 yards, the scope's extra-low dispersion glass provides vivid clarity and resolution in a full-size spotting scope. Athlon has cleverly designed it to be lightweight although strong, making it comfortable to carry and use for long periods. The aluminum alloy chassis adds to its strength without making it too heavy. With its twist-up eye-cup, it allows you to set the eyecup to the perfect eye relief for your eyes, ensuring a comfortable viewing experience. Its ESP Dielectric Coating gives you an advantage in viewing with an image that has little or no chromatic fringe for the clearest and sharpest image. The UHD Glass in the lens helps in converging refracting colors into one focus point, producing greater contrast, sharpness, and color definition. Reflecting over 99% of the light to your eyes, the scope brings you a clear, bright image and accurate color reproduction, thanks to the BaK4 Prisms coupled with advanced fully multi-coated lenses. It produces perfect brightness and color across the entire light spectrum, making viewing under different lighting conditions a breeze. And when it comes to durability, the scope doesn't disappoint. It comes with an extra protective layer coating that keeps the exterior of the lens free from dirt and scratches. It's also Argon Purged and Waterproof, ensuring weatherproof performance even in harsh conditions. Purging allows for better waterproofing/fogging, making sure your scope doesn't fog up when you switch environments. Overall, it's a joy to use this spotting scope. It's not just about viewing in high detail but also the ease it offers in using it. You won't be disappointed with its performance and features. 🔗Athlon Optics Cronus G2 High-Definition Spotting Scope for Compact Rifleshttps://preview.redd.it/r4w4s767va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7ba0f61bce23e051d4e372ef19e845d302dae5b3 As a nature enthusiast, I recently had the chance to try out the Athlon Optics Cronus G2 20-60x86mm UHD Spotting Scope and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Boasting an Apochromatic Lens System and ED glass, I was able to achieve great color definition, clarity, and light transmission even in the trickiest of lighting conditions. Even in the most challenging settings, such as dimly lit forests or shadowed treelines, the Cronus G2's enhanced contrast allowed me to easily separate my subject from its surroundings. Its versatile magnification ranges from 20x to 60x, offering unparalleled flexibility when scouting for game. However, I did notice that the scope might be a bit bulky for some beginners, as it weighs around 40 oz. However, its overall performance and the smoothness of its single focus wheel make up for that setback. In conclusion, the Athlon Optics Cronus G2 20-60x86mm UHD Spotting Scope is a fantastic investment for anyone looking for premium optics at an affordable price. I highly recommend it for hunters, birdwatchers, and nature lovers who desire exceptional clarity and image quality. 🔗Diamondback HD 20-60x85 Spotting Scope - Affordable, Fully Multi-Coated Magnification for Huntinghttps://preview.redd.it/qla62yj7va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=da9b1a00cb154e652d98a2dff983c84f440ddf4c There's something about using the "Diamondback HD 20-60x85 Spotting Scope" that makes you feel like you're really a part of the action. On my last hunting trip, I couldn't have been more thankful for its portability - it only weighs a pound, so I could pack it with ease. The rubberized outer shell kept everything safe during hikes, and the Armortek lens coating kept the lens clear of dirt and oil. In the low-light setting, the scope was nothing short of magical. I can't tell you how many times I was able to spot a deer or rabbit way off in the distance, even with the sun barely rising. However, in my experience, the scope seemed to struggle a bit with higher magnifications - sometimes the focus was a bit off, and the object appeared a bit soft. Still, the "Diamondback HD 20-60x85 Spotting Scope" has become my go-to for all hunting trips and outdoor adventures. Its sleek design and reliable performance make it worth the investment for any serious spotting enthusiast. 🔗High-Range Hunting Spotting Scope with Rubber Coatinghttps://preview.redd.it/mhtsfaw7va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d044df3b021759c576f82f9a6db50cfb135c68a9 In the vast wilderness of western ranges, discerning the precise movements of wildlife demands crystal clear optics. The redesigned Diamondback HD spotting scope meets those demands with unrivaled clarity even in low light conditions, making it the go-to for long-distance hunters. Designed for those who traverse the rugged terrain of the west, this spotting scope combines advanced technology with durability. The 45° angled viewing allows for effortless observation of the surrounding landscape, while the 16-48x zoom eyepiece provides flexibility for different situations. The large 65mm objective lens captures vast amounts of light for excellent vision in dim conditions. In our hands-on experience, the scope's high-density, extra low-dispersion glass produced stunning views, with exceptional sharpness and detail. The anti-reflection and ArmorTek lens coatings further enhance the image quality, while the argon-filled body ensures water and fogproof performance. A minor hiccup came with the rotating tripod collar and 1/4"-20 mount, as it required some finesse to set up properly. However, the neoprene cover tethered objective lens and ocular lens cap, along with the included lens cloth, added a touch of convenience. Overall, the Diamondback HD spotting scope proves itself to be a reliable and user-friendly option, perfect for those seeking crystal clear vision in the wide open spaces. Its reasonable price point and fantastic features make it a standout performer in the long-range optics market. 🔗Affordable Vortex Diamondback 20-60x80 Angled Spotting Scope with Fully Multi-Coated Opticshttps://preview.redd.it/zvwnf9c8va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=56f3bbf25fa12b4adbdeb3ac2214eb01e70d89c9 I recently got my hands on the Vortex Diamondback 20-60x80 spotting scope, and I must say, it has been a game-changer for my outdoor hobbies. The 20-60x zoom eyepiece is a fantastic feature that provides incredible clarity and detail, especially in low light conditions. One of the things that stood out to me was the single wide focus knob, which is incredibly smooth and easy to adjust. It truly feels like a premium scope, yet it doesn't break the bank. The Diamondback 20-60x80's exterior lenses are protected by the scratch-resistant ArmorTek coating. This has been invaluable when I've taken the scope on various outings where it might be exposed to dirt or other elements. The fact that the scopes are waterproof and nitrogen-purged is a great bonus as well. One of the best features of this spotting scope is the fully rotatable mounting bracket. It's incredibly convenient, allowing me to get the perfect position regardless of where I'm set up. The spotting scope is more versatile than I had imagined, and it has proven to be quite a valuable addition to my outdoor gear. While the product does have a few drawbacks, such as slightly coarser focus control at higher magnifications, overall I am beyond thrilled with my purchase. The Vortex Diamondback 20-60x80 spotting scope has provided me with an exceptional experience, and I couldn't recommend it enough for anyone looking for a great spotting scope at a budget-friendly price. 🔗Barska 30-90x100 Gladiator Spotting Scopehttps://preview.redd.it/eu573ps8va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=209ebbb57d174af52b60c18c66d4ce575b2019cc The Barska AD11344 Gladiator Spotting Scope has been a game-changer in my outdoor adventures. The 30-90x magnification and 100mm objective lens provided a stunning, high-definition view of distant objects. The integrated tripod mount made it convenient to set up and use, while the sun shade helped reduce glare in bright conditions. One of the main features that stood out to me was the optical system, which allowed for crisp, clear images in various lighting situations. The multi-coated lenses not only maximized light transmission but also ensured vibrant colors and contrast in my observations. Additionally, the waterproof and fogproof sealing kept my scope protected during occasional rain showers and foggy mornings. However, there were a few drawbacks that I encountered. The weight of the scope felt a bit heavy, making it challenging to carry it for extended periods. While the included tripod worked reasonably well, I found that it wasn't sturdy enough to support the scope's weight at full magnification. As a result, I had to invest in a more robust tripod, which added to the overall cost. In conclusion, despite the minor shortcomings, the Barska AD11344 Gladiator Spotting Scope has become an essential tool for my outdoor activities. Its powerful magnification, sharp image quality, and protective features make it a top choice for nature enthusiasts and outdoor sports enthusiasts alike. 🔗Barska 6x30 Anchormaster Scope with Brass, Copper and Mahogany Accentshttps://preview.redd.it/8ih2ok99va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d00aff55c3527113dfc5b3900652fc58b5906bd9 When I first laid eyes on the Barska 6x30 Spyscope, I was immediately drawn to its classic and refined appearance. The brass and mahogany combination, along with the elegant pedestal, made it feel like a treasure I wanted to show off in my home. As I adjusted the scope for the ultimate viewing experience, I was pleasantly surprised by the sharp and clear image it provided. The 6x magnification truly made a difference, allowing me to see even the smallest details. The 30mm objective lens was also a game-changer, illuminating the scene with brightness and clarity that was unexpected. However, I did encounter a minor inconvenience: the weight of the scope made it challenging to maneuver occasionally. This may be a concern for those who plan on using it frequently or have limited counter space. Overall, the Barska 6x30 Spyscope provided an excellent viewing experience in a classy and elegant package. Despite its heaviness, it's definitely a worthwhile investment for those who appreciate both functionality and aesthetics. 🔗Premium Quality 1X6 Scope for Optimal Optical Performancehttps://preview.redd.it/9rhf12l9va3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed25f0d388f721a6c3c2deeb8720bacec8aec496 The Feather Vision Original Claro scope has been a game-changer for me during my outdoor adventures. With so many compatible scopes, it's got a universal fit that's convenient to use. The AR coating really stands out, as it significantly reduces glare, and I appreciate how lightweight this scope is. It feels so comfortable on my rifle, and the clarity of the image it provides is just exceptional. However, as much as I love the 1X6 scope, the weight reduction might compromise its durability in the long run. Nonetheless, this scope deserves every bit of its top-notch rating. Buyer's GuideWhen it comes to hunting or shooting, accurate aim is essential. 30-06 scopes are designed to provide precise shots at long distances, making them ideal for activities such as big game hunting or target shooting competitions. In this buyer's guide, we'll discuss the important features and considerations when purchasing a 30-06 scope.Magnificationhttps://preview.redd.it/7m4c780cva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=083713805ff1b3cb4d54d2fbc546ccafe7abeba2 One of the main features to consider when buying a 30-06 scope is the level of magnification it offers. Scopes come in various magnification levels, ranging from 3x to 20x or more. The choice depends on the intended use. For hunting large game at long distances, a higher magnification scope would be best, while a lower magnification scope may be more suitable for target shooting. Objective Lens SizeThe size of the objective lens affects the scope's light gathering ability. Bigger objective lenses collect more light, which can improve image quality, especially in low light conditions. However, larger objective lenses also add more weight to the scope. Consider the balance between light gathering ability and weight when choosing a 30-06 scope.ReticleThe reticle is the crosshair or other markings within the scope's lens. Reticles come in various styles, including simple crosshairs, mil-dot, and ballistic. The choice depends on personal preference and the intended use. For hunting, a mil-dot or ballistic reticle might be more useful for calculating distance and bullet drop, while a simple crosshair may be sufficient for target shooting. https://preview.redd.it/f8tnehbcva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c8893a7ecc9c60030ac73f4202a954a6a74f7135 Durability and Weather ResistanceSince 30-06 scopes are often used in outdoor environments, durability and weather resistance are important factors to consider. Look for a scope with a waterproof, fog-proof, and shock-resistant design. These features ensure the scope can handle various weather conditions and accidental impacts without affecting performance.Mounting and AdjustmentMounting the scope securely on your firearm is crucial for accuracy. There are different mounting options available, including ring mount, picatinny rail, and cantilever mount. The choice depends on the firearm's design and the scope's weight. Additionally, the scope should have adjustable turrets for easy sight-in and fine tuning.Other Features to Considerhttps://preview.redd.it/dcwndgocva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=feb2f15dd1bb837a8c5054555616f453ecb949a2 Other features to consider include eye relief, which is the distance from the ocular lens to your eye; parallax adjustment, which helps eliminate parallax error; and the scope's overall build quality and warranty. When choosing a 30-06 scope, consider the magnification level, objective lens size, reticle style, durability, mounting, and other features such as eye relief and parallax adjustment. Remember to choose a scope that suits your intended use and firearm, ensuring you get the best performance and accuracy possible. FAQWhy are 30-06 scopes popular?30-06 scopes are popular due to their versatility and performance. They are designed to work with 30-06 rifles, which are known for their accuracy and long-range capabilities. The scopes enhance these features by providing clear, precise sighting and magnification. https://preview.redd.it/m575xy5dva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d5b660c8b36dcb9e3c2e4e73b985c6adec037b30 What are the benefits of using a 30-06 scope?Using a 30-06 scope offers several advantages. It allows for increased accuracy and precision when shooting at long ranges, making it suitable for hunting, target shooting, and competitive events. Additionally, it can improve the overall performance of the rifle by providing a better sight picture.What types of 30-06 scopes are available?There are different types of 30-06 scopes available, including fixed power scopes, variable power scopes, and red dot sights. Fixed power scopes have a set magnification level, while variable power scopes allow for adjustable magnification. Red dot sights provide a simple, reflexive aiming point.What features should I look for when choosing a 30-06 scope?When selecting a 30-06 scope, consider the following features: magnification range, lens clarity and brightness, adjustable turrets, and durability. Also, consider the type of shooting you'll be doing and choose a scope that best fits your needs. For example, a variable power scope may be better for long-range hunting, while a red dot sight may be more suitable for close-range target practice.How do I mount a 30-06 scope on my rifle?To mount a 30-06 scope on your rifle, follow these steps: 1. Choose the appropriate mounting system for your scope and rifle, such as a standard base or a cantilever mount. 2. Ensure that your rifle is unloaded. 3. Mark the center of the scope's body tube and the mounting surface on your rifle. 4. Align the marks and secure the mounting rings or base, ensuring a firm and stable grip on the rifle. 5. Carefully attach the scope to the mounting rings or base, making sure it's properly aligned with the rifle's bore axis.How do I sight in my 30-06 scope?To sight in your 30-06 scope, follow these steps: 1. Ensure your rifle and scope are properly mounted and aligned. 2. Choose a suitable shooting range and target. 3. Adjust the scope's magnification to the desired level. 4. Take aim at the target and fire several shots. 5. Observe the point of impact on the target and make any necessary adjustments to the scope's windage and elevation turrets. 6. Continue adjusting and firing until the point of impact is consistent and on target.What is the typical lifespan of a 30-06 scope?The lifespan of a 30-06 scope depends on its quality, usage, and maintenance. With proper care and handling, a high-quality 30-06 scope can last for many years. However, if the scope is frequently dropped, exposed to extreme temperatures, or neglected, its lifespan may be significantly reduced.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.05.29 07:01 TheRealRubiksMaster [H] Money [W] Wishlist items
In order of how much I want them
Atomic Heart
Ghostwire: Tokyo
OneShot
Rain World
Rain World: Downpour
Slime Rancher 2
Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
Abiotic Factor
Little Nightmares II
REMNANT II®
Sons Of The Forest
Hyperbolica
ELDEN RING
Crash Bandicoot™ 4: It’s About Time
Hollow Knight
Celeste
Dead by Daylight - Stranger Things Chapter
Dead by Daylight - Chucky Chapter
Dead by Daylight - Ghost Face®
Dead by Daylight - Sadako Rising Chapter
Dead by Daylight - Ash vs Evil Dead
Dead by Daylight - Nicolas Cage Chapter Pack
Dead by Daylight - Alan Wake Chapter
Hardspace: Shipbreaker
Buckshot Roulette
The Wild Eight
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Atomic Heart
Ghostwire: Tokyo
OneShot
Rain World
Rain World: Downpour
Slime Rancher 2
Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
Abiotic Factor
Little Nightmares II
REMNANT II®
Sons Of The Forest
Hyperbolica
ELDEN RING
Crash Bandicoot™ 4: It’s About Time
Hollow Knight
Celeste
Dead by Daylight - Stranger Things Chapter
Dead by Daylight - Chucky Chapter
Dead by Daylight - Ghost Face®
Dead by Daylight - Sadako Rising Chapter
Dead by Daylight - Ash vs Evil Dead
Dead by Daylight - Nicolas Cage Chapter Pack
Dead by Daylight - Alan Wake Chapter
Hardspace: Shipbreaker
Buckshot Roulette
The Wild Eight
2024.05.29 06:44 Dr_FragHead Woven tale capturing the grace of arid Rosewood forests of Australia. 🌳 G&B Desert Rosewood 🌳. A comprehensive review👇🏼
 | (Pc: tried to be creative) submitted by Dr_FragHead to DesiFragranceAddicts [link] [comments] Goldfield & Banks⭕️This is relatively a new brand traces its lineage back to the antipodean realms of Australia. Built upon the bedrock of botanical riches. Founded in 2016 by Dimitri Weber , an entrepreneur who set on an olfactory journey to represent the untamed landscapes of Australia. He collaborated with many perfumers to encapsulate Australia’s verdant depths of the rainforests to the sun-drenched shores & its pristine beaches, each fragrance celebrating the grandeur of nature.Native series
Botanical series
Desert RosewoodDesert Rosewood is a fragrance crafted with finesse and sophistication that represents the olfactory beauty of multiple Rosewood state forests of Central Highlands in Victoria, Australia.Concentration: Perfume concentrate.Packaging & Presentation🎁 Comes in a white paperboard box bordered with rose gold surrounds. The brand name is sandwiched by the name of the perfume on the top & concentration of the perfume on the bottom.🎁 The dark amber coloured fragrance comes in a cuboid bottle with brand label with dancetty edges occupying top right side of the face, spilling over to the right side of the bottle. Perfumer☀️Francois Merle-BaudoinNot the most heard name in the fragrance universe, but an extremely talented nose nonetheless. Worked on brands like Fragrance du Bois and Goldfield & Banks. Known for successful releases such as 1. Fragrance Du Bois Sahraa 2. Fragrance Du Bois Oud Noir Intense 3. Goldfield & Banks Pacific Rock Moss 4. Goldfield & Banks Desert Rosewoodand a few more. Fragrance ProfileThis is a Amber—Woody fragrance, with an incredible emphasis on distinct wood notes & Benzoin.Notes Here
How it smells?🪵 This is a base heavy fragrance, that offers not much in the opening. The mandarin 🍊in the opening is not detectable.🪵 The fragrance is linear from the start to finish, with a prominent Rosewood note & maybe a combination of few wood aroma molecules, giving this fragrance a damp woodiness 🪵 + lipsticky💄& earthy⛰️character. 🪵 The second prominent note is benzoin, which comes across slightly sweet & resinous, borderline balsamic. The benzoin & cardamom combo may come off a bit cough-syrup 🍷like. This maybe polarzing for some people. 🪵 The Rosewood & Benzoin are the stars ⭐️ of the show, the damp 💄lipsticky woodiness can sometimes perceived like the smell of processed, Primed & finished furniture 🪑. The patchouli adds to that by giving this an earthy quality. 🪵 Finally the vanilla, which binds the entire fragrance together, acts as a solid board on which all the other notes are darted🎯. Don’t mistake it for a sweet & gourmand vanilla, this isn’t. The vanilla used here smoothens other sharp notes & makes them a wee bit creamy 🍦& that’s about it. 🪵 The entire fragrance doesn’t evolve much. But gets powdery towards the dry down, without much changes in the profile. Undecorated BreakdownThis smells like a woodworking room, where the sweet lipsticky smell from freshly cleaved damp rosewood trunk, combined with the smell of benzoin which comes across as cough syrup like (or) opened cans of wood primer like. This surely will be too much for most people to digest at first. Use it for a few times, only to realise you are already fell in love with the fragrance & the very idea it ratifies.PerformanceLongevity🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑Projection🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑Compliment-factor🌕🌕🌗🌑🌑I have zero issues with the longevity, lasts 7–8hrs, sometimes lingers on to the clothes till the next day. This projects unapologetically for the first 2hrs & a shy down to stay as an intimate scent. I sometimes feel anosmic to the woody aroma molecules. These dark & woody—balsamic fragrances are not known for its compliment garnering qualities. But will definitely appeal to people who know their way around fragrances. When & Where, For whom?❄️ This will be appropriate in cooler weather, high heat summers can kill the appeal of this fragrance. But surely you can get away with this on a cooler summer night outs.❄️ This can be dressed up & dressed down. But it demands a lot of confidence from the wearer, if worn in a suit & tie situations. Since of lack of oakmoss & florals, it prevents it from being a fougère. ❄️ My suggestion, use this when you are on a trip or trekking, or on a campfire with few of your friends, or your loved one on a hill side place. That is its natural habitat. In those situations, You won’t even believe how this feral fragrance smells exponentially sensual. ❄️ This is unisex but leaning more on the masculine side. This can be worn by women but, there are 1000 other better women’s fragrances available. Similarities with other fragrancesI can draw multiple similarities with few well known fragrances like, - [x] Byredo 1996 - [x] Habit rouge - [x] Bentley for man absolute. - [x] Jovoy Paris Jus Interdit👉🏻 This shares more similarities with Byredo 1996 more, I call both of themLumberjack Fragrances, for their incredible woodiness. 👉🏻 The lipsticky nuance can be similar to Habit Rouge , but that’s mostly florals in HR, whereas here it’s woods. 👉🏻 The cough syrup like benzoin can be compared to Bentley for man absolute. 👉🏻 The balsamic & ambery quality can be compared to Jovoy Paris Jus Interdit. Verdict🎖️ This is a masculine Woody—Amber fragrances , with prominent creamy Rosewood & benzoin.🎖️ Highly polarizing fragrance. If you are a fan of blue/aquatic, light weight citrusy fragrances, this is not your poison. 🎖️ You gotta love woods & amber to truly love this, don’t even think of blind buying it. This smells like a wood working station. Some people may find it polarizing & appalling. 🎖️ Stays incredibly true to its name. What’s on the label, is what you get. TL;DR :Incredibly damp & woody masculine fragrance. Smells like a lumberjack’s wood working cabin in the middle of a rosewood forest, with more than adequate performance. Please don’t blind buy it. |
2024.05.29 05:53 WonderfulOwl99 Home Distance to Highway and Pollution
Hello science-minded parents! I'm moving soon to a large metropolitan area (albeit, the burbs), and the area we're looking at has a major highway going right through it. I've been trying hard to find houses that are at least 1,500 feet away from this highway, but there have been some really nice houses that are 800 feet to 1,000 feet away from the highway. (I'd read that you really should be 500 + feet away from a highway and ideally 1,000 - 1,200 feet away from a highway to reduce health risks.)
For reference, I looked at this document from the Dept of Transportation with the most traveled highways and the one we'd be close to averages 200-300,000 cars a day. Some of the neighborhoods around it are heavily forested, but not all.
I have read about the increase in things like stroke, heart attack, and asthma when living close to major roads/highways, but does anyone have updated or concrete research on if there is a definitive point at which it is considered "safer" and if mitigation strategies like an indoor air filter (e.g., Blue, Levoit) truly work for car pollution? Given how wild the market is, I am just trying to decide if I should factor in these houses that are a bit closer or not.
Thanks from a tired parent with a baby who doesn't sleep much and who's just trying to find a new home. :)
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For reference, I looked at this document from the Dept of Transportation with the most traveled highways and the one we'd be close to averages 200-300,000 cars a day. Some of the neighborhoods around it are heavily forested, but not all.
I have read about the increase in things like stroke, heart attack, and asthma when living close to major roads/highways, but does anyone have updated or concrete research on if there is a definitive point at which it is considered "safer" and if mitigation strategies like an indoor air filter (e.g., Blue, Levoit) truly work for car pollution? Given how wild the market is, I am just trying to decide if I should factor in these houses that are a bit closer or not.
Thanks from a tired parent with a baby who doesn't sleep much and who's just trying to find a new home. :)
2024.05.29 05:09 riltok "A Grand Domestic Revolution" The American Material Feminist Movement of 1860s – 1930s and Their Strategy to Abolish the Second Burden. Seeking constructive criticism on a to be published zine.
Hello everyone,
While I was assigned male at birth, I have recently found myself deeply interested in feminism. Maximizing freedom and human dignity is one of my key values, and these conditions cannot be realized if they do not first and foremost apply to women. Therefore, during my current time in college, I decided to educate myself further and take more courses on women's history. For a course in Women and Gender in U.S. History, I wrote the piece I am sharing today.
I am posting it here because I don't know where else to post and am planning to publish this work as a zine and am seeking any preliminary feedback, constructive criticism, or thoughts and suggestions on rewriting the piece to communicate more effectively. I hope you enjoy the read and find it interesting.
Thank you!
A Grand Domestic Revolution.
The American Material Feminist Movement of 1860s – 1930s and Their Strategy to Abolish the Second Burden.
Introduction.
In her 1981 book 'Grand Domestic Revolution', Dolores Hayden coined the term 'material feminism' to describe a branch of feminist thought and practice that emerged within the first wave of feminism in the United States. Material feminists were activist women who were the first to articulate the dependence of the society on unpaid women’s reproductive labor, in turn demanding economic and social justice for their sex. Their ideas and practice centered around a call to women that to become truly equal and thriving members of society, they must work together to alter their material conditions through creation of feminist cooperative economic institutions, homes, neighborhoods and cities that are designed to socialize housework, eliminating the ‘double burden’.
Despite being overlooked by the public and even contemporary feminist scholarship, the material feminist movement played a crucial role and influenced not only feminism but also other progressive and egalitarian movements of its time, lasted between 1860s and 1930s. Although the material feminists movement ceased to exist over a century ago, the social critiques and proposed solutions it put forth remain more than relevant to this day. This essay aims to provide an overview of some of the participants of the movement, their theory and practice as well as influence on the feminist and other movements.
Context of the time.
Although the practice of the movement can be formally seen to have begun with the founding of the Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society by Melusina Fay Peirce in 1869 (to be discussed in detail below) the critique of the traditional domestic life in America traces to the beginning of the century with the utopian socialist movement. Members and practitioners of the movement engaged in construction of ideal communities, “building new world in the shell of the old” as a saying of the time went, believing that the power of example would lead to larger transformation of society. Emancipation of women being one of the goals of the movement, Charles Fourier, French philosopher and socialist thinker, argued that “the degree of emancipation of women is the natural measure of general emancipation” and that a society where women enjoyed economic independence was superior to one where they were condemned to domestic drudgery[[1]](#_ftn1). Followers of the movement thus worked to build close knit communities with socialized childcare, laundry and cooking.
Religious communities too contributed to the rise of the movement. Between 1774 and 1826 the Shakers, an offshoot of The Society of Friends, built over 19 settlements in northeastern US, [[SK1]](#_msocom_1) although utopian communities would thrive well until the Civil War[[2]](#_ftn2). In her Seven American Utopias: The Architecture of Communitarian Socialism, 1790 – 1975, Dolores Hayden counted over 130 separate communities, most of them situated in the New England and Midwest regions[[3]](#_ftn3). In such communities’ domestic work was treated equally as important as agriculture or production, with men and women equally being required to participate in agriculture as well as social reproduction. Domestic chores became social labor, with the people singing songs while they worked. Communal kitchens were the “dynamic centers of the village”[[4]](#_ftn4).
It was such communities that Elizabeth Cady Stanton, an aspiring suffragette, came to encounter in 1847 when she moved to Seneca Falls, New York. At the time, the community housed two Shaker villages and at least eight Fourierist Phalanxes[[5]](#_ftn5). The following year at the Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention she would give a rousing speech in support of co-operative living and against isolated home:[[6]](#_ftn6)
“my duties were too numerous and varied, and none sufficiently exhilarating or intellectual to bring into play my higher faculties. I suffered with mental hunger. . . . I now fully understood the practical difficulties most women had to contend with in the isolated household, and the impossibility of woman’s best development if in contact, the chief part of her life, with servants and children. Fourier’s Phalansterie community life and co-operative households had new significance for me.”
Some 50 years later in 1899 at the National American Woman’s Suffrage Association, she would urge Susan B. Anthony to add cooperative [[SK2]](#_msocom_2) housekeeping to the organization’s agenda[[7]](#_ftn7).
After conclusion of the civil war, Americans were witnessing a drastic change of their nation as industrialization was picking up steam. More and more people were moving into ever denser towns and cities, where row houses gave way to apartment hotels and horses beginning to give way to street cars and trains. Alongside industrial factories, commercial laundries and large-scale restaurants were mushrooming. In such context, housework began to change as well.
First Practical Experiments.
In 1864, Melusina Fay Peirce (1836-1923), published an article in The World magazine, where she first imagined housekeeping cooperatives – women’s associations where housewives and former servants would work together to produce clean laundry, mended clothing and cooked food which would be delivered to husbands for cash on delivery[[8]](#_ftn8).
Melusina Fay Peirce was one of nine children, born in 1836 to a Vermont clergyman father and a severely overworked housewife mother, Emily Hopkins Fray (1817-1856). Emily died at the age of 39, and the toil that plagued and cut short her life instilled in Peirce an ardent desire to improve the lives of housewives. Despite coming down in the annals of herstory as originating the theory of co-operative housekeeping, she must have gotten inspiration from her great aunt Caroline Howard Gilman (1794-1888), who advocated for creation of municipal cooked food services, and professionalization of housekeeping services in her 1834 book Recollections of a Housekeeper[[9]](#_ftn9). Majority of Melusina’s cooperative theorizing would come out in a series of articles published in the Atlantic Monthly in 1868 and 1869 where she developed her critique of women’s economic position in industrial society[[10]](#_ftn10):
“It is one of the cherished dogmas of the modem lady, that she must not do anything for pay; and this miserable prejudice of senseless conventionality is at this moment the worst obstacle in the way of feminine talent and energy. Let the cooperative housekeepers demolish it forever, by declaring that it is just as necessary and just as honorable for a wife to earn money as it is for her husband”.
Peirce preceded many feminists who viewed unpaid domestic labor as the source of women’s oppression, both economic and intellectual. She argued that women’s intellectual talents suffer a “costly and unnatural sacrifice” to “the dusty drudgery of house ordering” [[11]](#_ftn11). Since women's economic dependency on men was identified as the root cause of their inequality, she and other reformers aimed to create new women's public institutions and professions to foster women's economic independence. The professionalization of women’s household chores was to be done with scientifically planned equipment, built environments, and training by professional female teachers. She aimed to transform household chores into public businesses and in turn create female professions of equivalent status to that of men[[12]](#_ftn12). Even if not explicitly organized under cooperative structures, this ethos would be central to the material feminist movement. However, cooperative form of organizing became the dominant model of organization for in cooperation these women were able to carve out oases of female-dominated and -controlled space, resisting male dominated, hierarchically organized, household and the firm[[13]](#_ftn13) – in other words:
“Cooperatives were the material embodiments of changes the reformers created in gender and class power dynamics involved in the performance of household chores.[[14]](#_ftn14)”
For domestic servants turned employees, cooperative environments offered a more pleasant working experience compared to individual households. The collaborative nature of cooperative labor made tasks lighter and more manageable. Cooperatives often had access to more modern equipment, which facilitated easier completion of tasks. By working in cooperatives rather than individual households, servants were freed from the vulnerabilities associated with being employed in private residences, such as the risk of sexual assault or social isolation. Moreover, participation in cooperatives elevated the status of servants to that of higher-status and higher paid wage laborers, allowing them the opportunity to marry and establish their own independent households. From the perspective of housewives, joining cooperative environments provided a reprieve from the constant supervision of servants. Many housewives utilized this newfound free time to engage in domestic reform organizations or self actualization[[15]](#_ftn15).
On May 6th, 1896 Peirce’s famous Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society (CCHS) located in Cambridge, Massachusetts would hold its first meeting. The experiment was partially successful but would last only until 1872. Since women had to have permission of their husbands to participate in the co-operative, Melusina decided that the board of CCHS would be overseen by a Council of Gentlemen, a board made of husbands of the members. Although praising Peirce’s scheme overall, a feminist paper The Revolution run by the Elizabeth Cady Stanton, labelled establishing the Council of Gentlemen as “licking of the male boot”[[16]](#_ftn16). Indeed, the Council of Gentlemen would be its downfall. At the beginning of the experiment, the Council consciously altered the original constitution developed by the women to hinder the experiment and restrict their wives’ labor to the household[[17]](#_ftn17). In the original constitution, each department—a grocery store, a bakery, a kitchen, and a laundry—was to be directed by four directresses answerable to a thirteen-member executive committee. This structure ensured that “the responsibility would have been so shared that it would not have fallen too heavily upon any, and the decisions arrived at in a number of cases would have been wiser”[[18]](#_ftn18). However, the new structure made Peirce an "active and responsible agent for the whole [enterprise], as in a manufacturing company," quickly overwhelming her with all the supervisory work and eventually leading to her complete burnout.
The society first opened a laundry since it was needed the most by the community. Women working in the laundry were paid higher wages than at any other industrial laundries[[19]](#_ftn19). However, despite collective efforts, the laundry could not turn a profit since the volume of the laundry being processed was a quarter of the size for which machinery had been installed[[20]](#_ftn20). On July 1870 the society opened a cooperative grocery store which Melusina expected to manage, something she could not meaningfully do due to her involvement with the laundry. Because of what Melusina would label Husband – Power, only 10-12 members patronized the society, not nearly enough for the society to break even. Indeed, many board members, managers and the president would avoid the CCHS due to opposition of their husbands. To cite one example among many, the president was made to resign because her husband expressed dissatisfaction with the frequent visits of the directors to their home for meetings. He was particularly furious when he had to wait for his wife to finish a meeting before she could sew a button for him[[21]](#_ftn21). As Peirce describes him, a famous Cambridge abolitionist would exclaim “What! My wife cooperate to make other men comfortable? No indeed![[22]](#_ftn22)” The Council of Gentlemen would vote to close the operation on April 1st, 1871[[23]](#_ftn23).
Despite failure of the experiment, Peirce remained a respected theoretician. Her articles would remain in global print from Colorado to London UK[[24]](#_ftn24). Peirce would go on long traveling tours, first domestically then abroad to Europe where the cooperative movement was much more developed. Many of her ideas and practices would ultimately manifest themselves in those regions[[25]](#_ftn25). In 1884 she would publish her famous book Co-Operative Housekeeping; How Not to Do It and How to Do It. A Study in Sociology which summarizes and organized all her experiences so far. In the work, her feminism was sharp. She wrote that:
“No despotism of man over man that was ever recorded was at once so absolute as the despotism — the dominion of men over women. It covers not only the political area. It owns not only the bodies of its subjects. Its hand lies heavily on their inner most personality, and its power is so tremendous that whatever they are, it is because these absolute lords have willed it.” [[26]](#_ftn26)
Although brief, Perice’s experiment would ripple through the ages and continents, sparking constant attempts at the Grand Domestic Revolution.
Growth of a Movement
The movement was diverse in both class and political ideology. In 1880s Kate Field, a New York socialite, started a Cooperative Dress Association which only hired women and specialised in “healthful clothing for women”. A neat feature of the operation was that all the employees, whether seamstresses or clerks, all were provided with comfortable seating[[27]](#_ftn27). In 1885, Marie Howland (1836-1921), a New York editor and writer, fierce advocate of free love, anarchism and trade unionism, would publish extensive plans for co-operative housekeeping. Howland came to the movement when in the 1860s she lived for a year at the at the Familistere or Social Palace established by Fourierists in Guise, France. It was a vast complex of buildings which contained centrally heated apartments, day care facilities and cooked food service for 350 iron foundry workers and their families[[28]](#_ftn28). Howland would later expand the agenda of cooperative housekeeping to include collective childcare. As an urban planner, she designed and built neighborhoods with central kitchens and kitchenless houses, catering to socialists who established communities in California and Louisiana.[[29]](#_ftn29).
In 1874 Marie Howland wrote Papa’s Own Girl, a utopian novel inspired by her experience in France. The material feminist movement would inspire a whole genre of utopian literature[[30]](#_ftn30). 1887 Edward Bellamy published Looking Backwards, a utopian socialist novel set in Boston in the year 2000. In the city of the future all the cooking is done in public kitchens while washing is done at public laundries. This work became an instant success and only accelerated the movement, spreading the ideas of material feminism to the larger socialist movement.
In 1873, Ellen Swallow Richards (1842-1911) achieved the milestone of becoming the first woman to receive a Bachelor of Science from MIT. Two years later, she made history once again by becoming the first woman appointed to its faculty. In her role, she headed a "Woman's Laboratory," which was the world's first laboratory dedicated to teaching science specifically to women.[[31]](#_ftn31) In 1892 she coins the term “oekology” as a science of consumption and social reproduction, in the future the science would lose its political rigor and would come to be known as ‘home economics’. In 1890, she established a New England Kitchen, a community kitchen that provided affordable, ready-cooked, and nutritious meals. The Kitchen was particularly geared for working classes who had to summon the energy to prepare meals at home after spending ten or more hours each day laboring in factories and mills. Her first Boston location was country's first health food restaurant, as well as its first large-scale nutrition laboratory or a “household experiment station”[[32]](#_ftn32). These Kitchens were established in cities across New York, Rhode Island, Boston, Chicago, and Hull House, and were run by well-paid women scientists nutritionists[[33]](#_ftn33).
In 1898 Charlotte Perkins Gilman(1860-1935), daughter of an impoverished single mother, published her seminal work Women and Economics: The Economic Factor Between Men and Women as a Factor in Social Evolution. In the work Gilman asserted that patriarchy was impeding human evolution by confining women to the domestic sphere. She believed that human progress could be accelerated by relieving women of domestic duties and childcare responsibilities, enabling them to pursue both motherhood and paid employment, thus granting women economic independence from men. It was her original contribution that the advancement of socialism would be facilitated by the establishment of socialized domestic work and the creation of new domestic environments, not the other way round as was traditionally thought[[34]](#_ftn34). Thus, Hayden suggests that Gilman effectively developed “a solution with-out a name to what Betty Friedan was later to call 'the problem with no name'.[[35]](#_ftn35)” Harriet Stanton Blatch, suffragist and member of the Socialist Party, saw Gilman’s work as her “Bible”, while NAWSA’s[[36]](#_ftn36) leader, Carrie Chapman Catt considered Gilman to be the greatest living American feminist [[37]](#_ftn37).
By the turn of the 20th century collective housekeeping became a recognizable solution by the feminist movement to the problem of domestic drudgery. To some examples of many, in 1907 Carthage Missouri, local suffrage group organized a community kitchen and dinning hall to furnish which all the members of the community brought their dinner tables. Having freed themselves from constant need to cook, the suffragists converted their old dinning rooms into offices for their cause[[38]](#_ftn38). Along side Carthage, countless other community kitchens, dinning halls and cooked food delivery services would be organized across the country[[39]](#_ftn39). In 1915 Henrietta Rodman and her Radical Feminist Alliance in NYC organized a feminist apartment house in Greenwich Village[[40]](#_ftn40). In September 1918 Zona Gale published an article in the Ladies’ Home Journal, stating that “The private kitchen must go the way of the spinning wheel, of which it is the contemporary.[[41]](#_ftn41)”
Reaction and redbaiting.
Despite all this context, a pertinent question arises: what happened to this movement, and why does the second burden persist over a century later, despite attempts to address it? The answer to that question can be summarized as follows: forces of reaction. Not just the Material Feminist, but the larger feminist activist movement fell under heavy and sustained attack that came with the Red Scare starting in the 1919. Henry Ford’s Dearborn Independent represented countless women’s civic organizations as being part of a “red web” answerable to Alexandra Kollontai, the head of Zhenotdel (Women’s Department) in the nascent Soviet Union[[42]](#_ftn42). Adjacent organizations were set up like the Woman Patriot which was “dedicated to the Defense of the Family and the State AGAINST Feminism and Socialism”[[43]](#_ftn43). Fears ignited by waves of labor strikes and demonstrations domestically, coupled with revolutions abroad, prompted captains of industry in the US to contemplate a variety of strategies to mitigate conflict between labor and capital. One of the results was the 1919 campaign by the Industrial Housing Associates, stating that – “Good Homes Make Contented Workers”[[44]](#_ftn44). This would be the root of the famous Levitt Towns and the modern suburbia. As Levitt himself would say in 1948: "No man who owns his house and lot can be a Communist. He has too much to do"[[45]](#_ftn45).
Among countless other contributors, in 1928 American anti-feminist Christine Frederick, would publish a book that still defines the consumer economy to this day: Selling Mrs. Consumer. She dedicated the book to Herbert Hoover, American industry, and advertising executives. In her words, advertising was to be aimed at women’s “inferiority complexes”[[46]](#_ftn46), while the industry was to flood the market with labor saving devices but implement “progressive obsolescence”[[47]](#_ftn47) to insure steady consumption.[[SK3]](#_msocom_3)
Conclusion.
Even though the American material feminist movement was not led by Alexander Kalantai, it held significant potential for sparking a genuine domestic revolution. By establishing economic institutions rooted in feminist and mutual aid principles, reformers were effectively engaging in economic direct action. They were, as the saying of the time went, "building a new world in the shell of the old," one neighborhood, town, or city at a time.
Despite losing to the forces of reaction, the movement can never completely die because the fundamental critique of the Material Feminist movement remains valid: social reproductive labor is still predominantly performed by women, unpaid, which keeps them economically dependent on men.
The hegemonic consumerist ethos made the home nothing more than a box to be filled with commodities. Incapable of addressing the multitude of crises that such an ethos created, its only response is to silence and medicate dissent. In a true capitalist realist fashion, a 1978 advertisement for Valium and Librium—drugs mass-prescribed to housewives suffering from myriad mental health problems caused by this ethos—read, "You can't change her environment, but you can change her mood."
This is the central insight of the Material Feminist School of Thought: the material environment can be changed through reason and collective action, leading to an improvement in women's lives and a deeper independence, both personal and economic. In the current crisis of imagination regarding a meaningful future, bold experiments like those undertaken by activists in previous centuries are essential to demonstrate that a better order is not only possible but preferable. As David Graeber points out, "revolution happens when there is a change in common sense of what is possible." By projecting their imagination and reason into the polit–economic realm, material feminists provided working examples of a better order, offering hope and instructions of a liberated future. Hence, the movement faced such strong opposition, because it presented a viable alternative to the hegemonic patriarchal order.
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End-notes.
[[1]](#_ftnref1) Hayden, Dolores. 1981. The Grand Domestic Revolution: a History of Feminist Designs for American Homes, Neighborhoods, and Cities. MIT Press. p. 35.
[[2]](#_ftnref2) Ibid, p. 39.
[[3]](#_ftnref3) Hayden, Dolores. 1979. Seven American Utopias: The Architecture of Communitarian Socialism, 1790 – 1975. MIT Press. p. 362-366.
[[4]](#_ftnref4) Ibid.
[[5]](#_ftnref5) Ibid, p.51.
[[6]](#_ftnref6) Ibid.
[[7]](#_ftnref7) Ibid.
[[8]](#_ftnref8) Spencer-Wood, Suzanne. 2004. A historic pay-for-housework community household: The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. P. 142.
[[9]](#_ftnref9) Ibid; Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 78.
[[10]](#_ftnref10) Peirce, "Cooperative Housekeeping II,” Atlantic Monthly 22 (December 1868), p. 684.
[[11]](#_ftnref11) Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping; How Not to Do It and How to Do It. A Study in Sociology. Massachusetts: J. R. Osgood and company, 1884. p. 181
[[12]](#_ftnref12) Spencer-Wood. The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. p.138.
[[13]](#_ftnref13) Peirce, "Cooperative Housekeeping II,” Atlantic Monthly 22 (December 1868), p. 691.
[[14]](#_ftnref14) Ibid, p. 142.
[[15]](#_ftnref15) Ibid.
[[16]](#_ftnref16) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 79.
[[17]](#_ftnref17) Ibid.
[[18]](#_ftnref18)Spencer-Wood. The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. p.150.
[[19]](#_ftnref19) Ibid. p.147.
[[20]](#_ftnref20) Ibid.
[[21]](#_ftnref21) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 81: Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping. p. 107-109.
[[22]](#_ftnref22) Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping. p. 108.
[[23]](#_ftnref23) Spencer-Wood. The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. p.150.
[[24]](#_ftnref24) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 82.
[[25]](#_ftnref25) Pearson, Lynn. The architectural and social history of Cooperative Living. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1988.
[[26]](#_ftnref26) Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping. p. 184.
[[27]](#_ftnref27) Stanley, Autumn. “Scribbling Women as Entrepreneurs: Kate Field (1838-96) and Charlotte Smith (1840-1917).” Business and Economic History 21 (1992): 76.
[[28]](#_ftnref28) Hayden, Dolores. 1978. “Two Utopian Feminists and Their Campaigns for Kitchenless Houses.” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 4 (2): p. 277.
[[29]](#_ftnref29) Ibid. Architectural & social history of cooperative living. 242
[[30]](#_ftnref30) Albinski, Nan B. 1988. “Utopia Reconsidered: Women Novelists and Nineteenth-Century Utopian Visions.” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 13 (4): 830–41. Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 137-147.
[[31]](#_ftnref31) Swallow, Pamela Curtis. The remarkable life and career of Ellen Swallow Richards: Pioneer in science and Technology. Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley, 2014. c.12.
[[32]](#_ftnref32) Ibid. p.103.
[[33]](#_ftnref33) Ibid. c.19.
[[34]](#_ftnref34) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 184.
[[35]](#_ftnref35) Hayden, Dolores. “Melusina Fay Peirce and Cooperative Housekeeping*.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 2, no. 1–3 (March 12, 1978): p. 415.
[[36]](#_ftnref36) National American Woman Suffrage Association – One of the main women’s suffrage organizations in United States. Existed from 1890 to 1920.
[[37]](#_ftnref37) Ibid, p. 5.
[[38]](#_ftnref38) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 207-208.
[[39]](#_ftnref39) Ibid. Chapter 10.
[[40]](#_ftnref40) Hayden. Utopian Feminists. p. 282.
[[41]](#_ftnref41) Zona Gale, “Shall the Kitchen in Our Home Go?,” Ladies' Home Journal, 36 (March 1919).
[[42]](#_ftnref42) Such organizations included General Federation of Women’s Clubs, the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, the Young Women’s Christian Association, the American Home Economics Association, the American Association of University Women, the League of Women Voters. Dolores. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 281-282.
[[43]](#_ftnref43) Ibid.
[[44]](#_ftnref44) Ibid. p. 283.
[[45]](#_ftnref45) Hayden, Dolores. 1984. Redesigning the American Dream: the Future of Housing, Work, and Family Life. W.W. Norton. p. 8.
[[46]](#_ftnref46) Frederick, Christine.1929. Selling Mrs. Consumer. p. 43-54.
[[47]](#_ftnref47) Ibid. p. 245-255.
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A Grand Domestic Revolution.
The American Material Feminist Movement of 1860s – 1930s and Their Strategy to Abolish the Second Burden.
Introduction.
In her 1981 book 'Grand Domestic Revolution', Dolores Hayden coined the term 'material feminism' to describe a branch of feminist thought and practice that emerged within the first wave of feminism in the United States. Material feminists were activist women who were the first to articulate the dependence of the society on unpaid women’s reproductive labor, in turn demanding economic and social justice for their sex. Their ideas and practice centered around a call to women that to become truly equal and thriving members of society, they must work together to alter their material conditions through creation of feminist cooperative economic institutions, homes, neighborhoods and cities that are designed to socialize housework, eliminating the ‘double burden’.
Despite being overlooked by the public and even contemporary feminist scholarship, the material feminist movement played a crucial role and influenced not only feminism but also other progressive and egalitarian movements of its time, lasted between 1860s and 1930s. Although the material feminists movement ceased to exist over a century ago, the social critiques and proposed solutions it put forth remain more than relevant to this day. This essay aims to provide an overview of some of the participants of the movement, their theory and practice as well as influence on the feminist and other movements.
Context of the time.
Although the practice of the movement can be formally seen to have begun with the founding of the Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society by Melusina Fay Peirce in 1869 (to be discussed in detail below) the critique of the traditional domestic life in America traces to the beginning of the century with the utopian socialist movement. Members and practitioners of the movement engaged in construction of ideal communities, “building new world in the shell of the old” as a saying of the time went, believing that the power of example would lead to larger transformation of society. Emancipation of women being one of the goals of the movement, Charles Fourier, French philosopher and socialist thinker, argued that “the degree of emancipation of women is the natural measure of general emancipation” and that a society where women enjoyed economic independence was superior to one where they were condemned to domestic drudgery[[1]](#_ftn1). Followers of the movement thus worked to build close knit communities with socialized childcare, laundry and cooking.
Religious communities too contributed to the rise of the movement. Between 1774 and 1826 the Shakers, an offshoot of The Society of Friends, built over 19 settlements in northeastern US, [[SK1]](#_msocom_1) although utopian communities would thrive well until the Civil War[[2]](#_ftn2). In her Seven American Utopias: The Architecture of Communitarian Socialism, 1790 – 1975, Dolores Hayden counted over 130 separate communities, most of them situated in the New England and Midwest regions[[3]](#_ftn3). In such communities’ domestic work was treated equally as important as agriculture or production, with men and women equally being required to participate in agriculture as well as social reproduction. Domestic chores became social labor, with the people singing songs while they worked. Communal kitchens were the “dynamic centers of the village”[[4]](#_ftn4).
It was such communities that Elizabeth Cady Stanton, an aspiring suffragette, came to encounter in 1847 when she moved to Seneca Falls, New York. At the time, the community housed two Shaker villages and at least eight Fourierist Phalanxes[[5]](#_ftn5). The following year at the Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention she would give a rousing speech in support of co-operative living and against isolated home:[[6]](#_ftn6)
“my duties were too numerous and varied, and none sufficiently exhilarating or intellectual to bring into play my higher faculties. I suffered with mental hunger. . . . I now fully understood the practical difficulties most women had to contend with in the isolated household, and the impossibility of woman’s best development if in contact, the chief part of her life, with servants and children. Fourier’s Phalansterie community life and co-operative households had new significance for me.”
Some 50 years later in 1899 at the National American Woman’s Suffrage Association, she would urge Susan B. Anthony to add cooperative [[SK2]](#_msocom_2) housekeeping to the organization’s agenda[[7]](#_ftn7).
After conclusion of the civil war, Americans were witnessing a drastic change of their nation as industrialization was picking up steam. More and more people were moving into ever denser towns and cities, where row houses gave way to apartment hotels and horses beginning to give way to street cars and trains. Alongside industrial factories, commercial laundries and large-scale restaurants were mushrooming. In such context, housework began to change as well.
First Practical Experiments.
In 1864, Melusina Fay Peirce (1836-1923), published an article in The World magazine, where she first imagined housekeeping cooperatives – women’s associations where housewives and former servants would work together to produce clean laundry, mended clothing and cooked food which would be delivered to husbands for cash on delivery[[8]](#_ftn8).
Melusina Fay Peirce was one of nine children, born in 1836 to a Vermont clergyman father and a severely overworked housewife mother, Emily Hopkins Fray (1817-1856). Emily died at the age of 39, and the toil that plagued and cut short her life instilled in Peirce an ardent desire to improve the lives of housewives. Despite coming down in the annals of herstory as originating the theory of co-operative housekeeping, she must have gotten inspiration from her great aunt Caroline Howard Gilman (1794-1888), who advocated for creation of municipal cooked food services, and professionalization of housekeeping services in her 1834 book Recollections of a Housekeeper[[9]](#_ftn9). Majority of Melusina’s cooperative theorizing would come out in a series of articles published in the Atlantic Monthly in 1868 and 1869 where she developed her critique of women’s economic position in industrial society[[10]](#_ftn10):
“It is one of the cherished dogmas of the modem lady, that she must not do anything for pay; and this miserable prejudice of senseless conventionality is at this moment the worst obstacle in the way of feminine talent and energy. Let the cooperative housekeepers demolish it forever, by declaring that it is just as necessary and just as honorable for a wife to earn money as it is for her husband”.
Peirce preceded many feminists who viewed unpaid domestic labor as the source of women’s oppression, both economic and intellectual. She argued that women’s intellectual talents suffer a “costly and unnatural sacrifice” to “the dusty drudgery of house ordering” [[11]](#_ftn11). Since women's economic dependency on men was identified as the root cause of their inequality, she and other reformers aimed to create new women's public institutions and professions to foster women's economic independence. The professionalization of women’s household chores was to be done with scientifically planned equipment, built environments, and training by professional female teachers. She aimed to transform household chores into public businesses and in turn create female professions of equivalent status to that of men[[12]](#_ftn12). Even if not explicitly organized under cooperative structures, this ethos would be central to the material feminist movement. However, cooperative form of organizing became the dominant model of organization for in cooperation these women were able to carve out oases of female-dominated and -controlled space, resisting male dominated, hierarchically organized, household and the firm[[13]](#_ftn13) – in other words:
“Cooperatives were the material embodiments of changes the reformers created in gender and class power dynamics involved in the performance of household chores.[[14]](#_ftn14)”
For domestic servants turned employees, cooperative environments offered a more pleasant working experience compared to individual households. The collaborative nature of cooperative labor made tasks lighter and more manageable. Cooperatives often had access to more modern equipment, which facilitated easier completion of tasks. By working in cooperatives rather than individual households, servants were freed from the vulnerabilities associated with being employed in private residences, such as the risk of sexual assault or social isolation. Moreover, participation in cooperatives elevated the status of servants to that of higher-status and higher paid wage laborers, allowing them the opportunity to marry and establish their own independent households. From the perspective of housewives, joining cooperative environments provided a reprieve from the constant supervision of servants. Many housewives utilized this newfound free time to engage in domestic reform organizations or self actualization[[15]](#_ftn15).
On May 6th, 1896 Peirce’s famous Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society (CCHS) located in Cambridge, Massachusetts would hold its first meeting. The experiment was partially successful but would last only until 1872. Since women had to have permission of their husbands to participate in the co-operative, Melusina decided that the board of CCHS would be overseen by a Council of Gentlemen, a board made of husbands of the members. Although praising Peirce’s scheme overall, a feminist paper The Revolution run by the Elizabeth Cady Stanton, labelled establishing the Council of Gentlemen as “licking of the male boot”[[16]](#_ftn16). Indeed, the Council of Gentlemen would be its downfall. At the beginning of the experiment, the Council consciously altered the original constitution developed by the women to hinder the experiment and restrict their wives’ labor to the household[[17]](#_ftn17). In the original constitution, each department—a grocery store, a bakery, a kitchen, and a laundry—was to be directed by four directresses answerable to a thirteen-member executive committee. This structure ensured that “the responsibility would have been so shared that it would not have fallen too heavily upon any, and the decisions arrived at in a number of cases would have been wiser”[[18]](#_ftn18). However, the new structure made Peirce an "active and responsible agent for the whole [enterprise], as in a manufacturing company," quickly overwhelming her with all the supervisory work and eventually leading to her complete burnout.
The society first opened a laundry since it was needed the most by the community. Women working in the laundry were paid higher wages than at any other industrial laundries[[19]](#_ftn19). However, despite collective efforts, the laundry could not turn a profit since the volume of the laundry being processed was a quarter of the size for which machinery had been installed[[20]](#_ftn20). On July 1870 the society opened a cooperative grocery store which Melusina expected to manage, something she could not meaningfully do due to her involvement with the laundry. Because of what Melusina would label Husband – Power, only 10-12 members patronized the society, not nearly enough for the society to break even. Indeed, many board members, managers and the president would avoid the CCHS due to opposition of their husbands. To cite one example among many, the president was made to resign because her husband expressed dissatisfaction with the frequent visits of the directors to their home for meetings. He was particularly furious when he had to wait for his wife to finish a meeting before she could sew a button for him[[21]](#_ftn21). As Peirce describes him, a famous Cambridge abolitionist would exclaim “What! My wife cooperate to make other men comfortable? No indeed![[22]](#_ftn22)” The Council of Gentlemen would vote to close the operation on April 1st, 1871[[23]](#_ftn23).
Despite failure of the experiment, Peirce remained a respected theoretician. Her articles would remain in global print from Colorado to London UK[[24]](#_ftn24). Peirce would go on long traveling tours, first domestically then abroad to Europe where the cooperative movement was much more developed. Many of her ideas and practices would ultimately manifest themselves in those regions[[25]](#_ftn25). In 1884 she would publish her famous book Co-Operative Housekeeping; How Not to Do It and How to Do It. A Study in Sociology which summarizes and organized all her experiences so far. In the work, her feminism was sharp. She wrote that:
“No despotism of man over man that was ever recorded was at once so absolute as the despotism — the dominion of men over women. It covers not only the political area. It owns not only the bodies of its subjects. Its hand lies heavily on their inner most personality, and its power is so tremendous that whatever they are, it is because these absolute lords have willed it.” [[26]](#_ftn26)
Although brief, Perice’s experiment would ripple through the ages and continents, sparking constant attempts at the Grand Domestic Revolution.
Growth of a Movement
The movement was diverse in both class and political ideology. In 1880s Kate Field, a New York socialite, started a Cooperative Dress Association which only hired women and specialised in “healthful clothing for women”. A neat feature of the operation was that all the employees, whether seamstresses or clerks, all were provided with comfortable seating[[27]](#_ftn27). In 1885, Marie Howland (1836-1921), a New York editor and writer, fierce advocate of free love, anarchism and trade unionism, would publish extensive plans for co-operative housekeeping. Howland came to the movement when in the 1860s she lived for a year at the at the Familistere or Social Palace established by Fourierists in Guise, France. It was a vast complex of buildings which contained centrally heated apartments, day care facilities and cooked food service for 350 iron foundry workers and their families[[28]](#_ftn28). Howland would later expand the agenda of cooperative housekeeping to include collective childcare. As an urban planner, she designed and built neighborhoods with central kitchens and kitchenless houses, catering to socialists who established communities in California and Louisiana.[[29]](#_ftn29).
In 1874 Marie Howland wrote Papa’s Own Girl, a utopian novel inspired by her experience in France. The material feminist movement would inspire a whole genre of utopian literature[[30]](#_ftn30). 1887 Edward Bellamy published Looking Backwards, a utopian socialist novel set in Boston in the year 2000. In the city of the future all the cooking is done in public kitchens while washing is done at public laundries. This work became an instant success and only accelerated the movement, spreading the ideas of material feminism to the larger socialist movement.
In 1873, Ellen Swallow Richards (1842-1911) achieved the milestone of becoming the first woman to receive a Bachelor of Science from MIT. Two years later, she made history once again by becoming the first woman appointed to its faculty. In her role, she headed a "Woman's Laboratory," which was the world's first laboratory dedicated to teaching science specifically to women.[[31]](#_ftn31) In 1892 she coins the term “oekology” as a science of consumption and social reproduction, in the future the science would lose its political rigor and would come to be known as ‘home economics’. In 1890, she established a New England Kitchen, a community kitchen that provided affordable, ready-cooked, and nutritious meals. The Kitchen was particularly geared for working classes who had to summon the energy to prepare meals at home after spending ten or more hours each day laboring in factories and mills. Her first Boston location was country's first health food restaurant, as well as its first large-scale nutrition laboratory or a “household experiment station”[[32]](#_ftn32). These Kitchens were established in cities across New York, Rhode Island, Boston, Chicago, and Hull House, and were run by well-paid women scientists nutritionists[[33]](#_ftn33).
In 1898 Charlotte Perkins Gilman(1860-1935), daughter of an impoverished single mother, published her seminal work Women and Economics: The Economic Factor Between Men and Women as a Factor in Social Evolution. In the work Gilman asserted that patriarchy was impeding human evolution by confining women to the domestic sphere. She believed that human progress could be accelerated by relieving women of domestic duties and childcare responsibilities, enabling them to pursue both motherhood and paid employment, thus granting women economic independence from men. It was her original contribution that the advancement of socialism would be facilitated by the establishment of socialized domestic work and the creation of new domestic environments, not the other way round as was traditionally thought[[34]](#_ftn34). Thus, Hayden suggests that Gilman effectively developed “a solution with-out a name to what Betty Friedan was later to call 'the problem with no name'.[[35]](#_ftn35)” Harriet Stanton Blatch, suffragist and member of the Socialist Party, saw Gilman’s work as her “Bible”, while NAWSA’s[[36]](#_ftn36) leader, Carrie Chapman Catt considered Gilman to be the greatest living American feminist [[37]](#_ftn37).
By the turn of the 20th century collective housekeeping became a recognizable solution by the feminist movement to the problem of domestic drudgery. To some examples of many, in 1907 Carthage Missouri, local suffrage group organized a community kitchen and dinning hall to furnish which all the members of the community brought their dinner tables. Having freed themselves from constant need to cook, the suffragists converted their old dinning rooms into offices for their cause[[38]](#_ftn38). Along side Carthage, countless other community kitchens, dinning halls and cooked food delivery services would be organized across the country[[39]](#_ftn39). In 1915 Henrietta Rodman and her Radical Feminist Alliance in NYC organized a feminist apartment house in Greenwich Village[[40]](#_ftn40). In September 1918 Zona Gale published an article in the Ladies’ Home Journal, stating that “The private kitchen must go the way of the spinning wheel, of which it is the contemporary.[[41]](#_ftn41)”
Reaction and redbaiting.
Despite all this context, a pertinent question arises: what happened to this movement, and why does the second burden persist over a century later, despite attempts to address it? The answer to that question can be summarized as follows: forces of reaction. Not just the Material Feminist, but the larger feminist activist movement fell under heavy and sustained attack that came with the Red Scare starting in the 1919. Henry Ford’s Dearborn Independent represented countless women’s civic organizations as being part of a “red web” answerable to Alexandra Kollontai, the head of Zhenotdel (Women’s Department) in the nascent Soviet Union[[42]](#_ftn42). Adjacent organizations were set up like the Woman Patriot which was “dedicated to the Defense of the Family and the State AGAINST Feminism and Socialism”[[43]](#_ftn43). Fears ignited by waves of labor strikes and demonstrations domestically, coupled with revolutions abroad, prompted captains of industry in the US to contemplate a variety of strategies to mitigate conflict between labor and capital. One of the results was the 1919 campaign by the Industrial Housing Associates, stating that – “Good Homes Make Contented Workers”[[44]](#_ftn44). This would be the root of the famous Levitt Towns and the modern suburbia. As Levitt himself would say in 1948: "No man who owns his house and lot can be a Communist. He has too much to do"[[45]](#_ftn45).
Among countless other contributors, in 1928 American anti-feminist Christine Frederick, would publish a book that still defines the consumer economy to this day: Selling Mrs. Consumer. She dedicated the book to Herbert Hoover, American industry, and advertising executives. In her words, advertising was to be aimed at women’s “inferiority complexes”[[46]](#_ftn46), while the industry was to flood the market with labor saving devices but implement “progressive obsolescence”[[47]](#_ftn47) to insure steady consumption.[[SK3]](#_msocom_3)
Conclusion.
Even though the American material feminist movement was not led by Alexander Kalantai, it held significant potential for sparking a genuine domestic revolution. By establishing economic institutions rooted in feminist and mutual aid principles, reformers were effectively engaging in economic direct action. They were, as the saying of the time went, "building a new world in the shell of the old," one neighborhood, town, or city at a time.
Despite losing to the forces of reaction, the movement can never completely die because the fundamental critique of the Material Feminist movement remains valid: social reproductive labor is still predominantly performed by women, unpaid, which keeps them economically dependent on men.
The hegemonic consumerist ethos made the home nothing more than a box to be filled with commodities. Incapable of addressing the multitude of crises that such an ethos created, its only response is to silence and medicate dissent. In a true capitalist realist fashion, a 1978 advertisement for Valium and Librium—drugs mass-prescribed to housewives suffering from myriad mental health problems caused by this ethos—read, "You can't change her environment, but you can change her mood."
This is the central insight of the Material Feminist School of Thought: the material environment can be changed through reason and collective action, leading to an improvement in women's lives and a deeper independence, both personal and economic. In the current crisis of imagination regarding a meaningful future, bold experiments like those undertaken by activists in previous centuries are essential to demonstrate that a better order is not only possible but preferable. As David Graeber points out, "revolution happens when there is a change in common sense of what is possible." By projecting their imagination and reason into the polit–economic realm, material feminists provided working examples of a better order, offering hope and instructions of a liberated future. Hence, the movement faced such strong opposition, because it presented a viable alternative to the hegemonic patriarchal order.
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Hayden, Dolores. “Melusina Fay Peirce and Cooperative Housekeeping*.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 2, no. 1–3 (March 12, 1978):
Hayden, Dolores. 1981. The Grand Domestic Revolution: a History of Feminist Designs for American Homes, Neighborhoods, and Cities. MIT Press.
Hayden, Dolores. 1984. Redesigning the American Dream: the Future of Housing, Work, and Family Life. W.W. Norton.
Spencer-Wood, Suzanne. 2004. A historic pay-for-housework community household: The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society.
Stanley, Autumn. “Scribbling Women as Entrepreneurs: Kate Field (1838-96) and Charlotte Smith (1840-1917).” Business and Economic History 21 (1992)
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End-notes.
[[1]](#_ftnref1) Hayden, Dolores. 1981. The Grand Domestic Revolution: a History of Feminist Designs for American Homes, Neighborhoods, and Cities. MIT Press. p. 35.
[[2]](#_ftnref2) Ibid, p. 39.
[[3]](#_ftnref3) Hayden, Dolores. 1979. Seven American Utopias: The Architecture of Communitarian Socialism, 1790 – 1975. MIT Press. p. 362-366.
[[4]](#_ftnref4) Ibid.
[[5]](#_ftnref5) Ibid, p.51.
[[6]](#_ftnref6) Ibid.
[[7]](#_ftnref7) Ibid.
[[8]](#_ftnref8) Spencer-Wood, Suzanne. 2004. A historic pay-for-housework community household: The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. P. 142.
[[9]](#_ftnref9) Ibid; Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 78.
[[10]](#_ftnref10) Peirce, "Cooperative Housekeeping II,” Atlantic Monthly 22 (December 1868), p. 684.
[[11]](#_ftnref11) Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping; How Not to Do It and How to Do It. A Study in Sociology. Massachusetts: J. R. Osgood and company, 1884. p. 181
[[12]](#_ftnref12) Spencer-Wood. The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. p.138.
[[13]](#_ftnref13) Peirce, "Cooperative Housekeeping II,” Atlantic Monthly 22 (December 1868), p. 691.
[[14]](#_ftnref14) Ibid, p. 142.
[[15]](#_ftnref15) Ibid.
[[16]](#_ftnref16) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 79.
[[17]](#_ftnref17) Ibid.
[[18]](#_ftnref18)Spencer-Wood. The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. p.150.
[[19]](#_ftnref19) Ibid. p.147.
[[20]](#_ftnref20) Ibid.
[[21]](#_ftnref21) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 81: Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping. p. 107-109.
[[22]](#_ftnref22) Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping. p. 108.
[[23]](#_ftnref23) Spencer-Wood. The Cambridge Cooperative Housekeeping Society. p.150.
[[24]](#_ftnref24) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 82.
[[25]](#_ftnref25) Pearson, Lynn. The architectural and social history of Cooperative Living. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1988.
[[26]](#_ftnref26) Peirce. Co-Operative Housekeeping. p. 184.
[[27]](#_ftnref27) Stanley, Autumn. “Scribbling Women as Entrepreneurs: Kate Field (1838-96) and Charlotte Smith (1840-1917).” Business and Economic History 21 (1992): 76.
[[28]](#_ftnref28) Hayden, Dolores. 1978. “Two Utopian Feminists and Their Campaigns for Kitchenless Houses.” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 4 (2): p. 277.
[[29]](#_ftnref29) Ibid. Architectural & social history of cooperative living. 242
[[30]](#_ftnref30) Albinski, Nan B. 1988. “Utopia Reconsidered: Women Novelists and Nineteenth-Century Utopian Visions.” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 13 (4): 830–41. Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 137-147.
[[31]](#_ftnref31) Swallow, Pamela Curtis. The remarkable life and career of Ellen Swallow Richards: Pioneer in science and Technology. Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley, 2014. c.12.
[[32]](#_ftnref32) Ibid. p.103.
[[33]](#_ftnref33) Ibid. c.19.
[[34]](#_ftnref34) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 184.
[[35]](#_ftnref35) Hayden, Dolores. “Melusina Fay Peirce and Cooperative Housekeeping*.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 2, no. 1–3 (March 12, 1978): p. 415.
[[36]](#_ftnref36) National American Woman Suffrage Association – One of the main women’s suffrage organizations in United States. Existed from 1890 to 1920.
[[37]](#_ftnref37) Ibid, p. 5.
[[38]](#_ftnref38) Hayden. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 207-208.
[[39]](#_ftnref39) Ibid. Chapter 10.
[[40]](#_ftnref40) Hayden. Utopian Feminists. p. 282.
[[41]](#_ftnref41) Zona Gale, “Shall the Kitchen in Our Home Go?,” Ladies' Home Journal, 36 (March 1919).
[[42]](#_ftnref42) Such organizations included General Federation of Women’s Clubs, the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, the Young Women’s Christian Association, the American Home Economics Association, the American Association of University Women, the League of Women Voters. Dolores. Grand Domestic Revolution. p. 281-282.
[[43]](#_ftnref43) Ibid.
[[44]](#_ftnref44) Ibid. p. 283.
[[45]](#_ftnref45) Hayden, Dolores. 1984. Redesigning the American Dream: the Future of Housing, Work, and Family Life. W.W. Norton. p. 8.
[[46]](#_ftnref46) Frederick, Christine.1929. Selling Mrs. Consumer. p. 43-54.
[[47]](#_ftnref47) Ibid. p. 245-255.
2024.05.29 05:06 GTHC1 Thoughts on top recommended brands from my current car search
TLDR: Felt the Mazda CX-5 didn't live up to the hype, Toyota RAV4/Highlander Hybrids and Honda CR-V delivered, Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid was good but felt like there were better options, and Subaru wasn't as bad as I thought going in
Expecting a little one soon and, while we live in a major metro area and haven't had much need to own a car to date (we rent when we need one), have noticed that need going up recently and will only continue to increase so wife and I started car shopping. Neither of us are big car people and we primarily value reliability, safety, fuel economy and a bit of extra space (no hard and fast here, mostly just bigger than a sedan). Thought I'd share some thoughts on popular brands here after test driving a bunch of cars the last two weeks.
First up was testing the Mazda CX-5. After reading so much about it on this forum and elsewhere was pretty convinced it would be the right option, just maybe on the small side given kid considerations. The size concerns were valid after looking at it in person, but I was most surprised by my experience driving it, especially as someone who isn't a 'car guy.' Felt the car had very little pickup. I practically had to mash the gas pedal 3/4 the way down to pick up any real speed. Was also surprised at how fuel inefficient it was and that it happened to have a full analog speedometer / gauges. Don't really care about the analog gauges but it definitely stood out in contrast to some of the other models I tested. Walked away and crossed this one firmly off the list.
I then went to Toyota as I had rented a Highlander a couple weeks ago and liked it a lot. Test drove the RAV4 Hybrid and thought it was awesome. Was worried about all the comments complaining about engine noise and such. Really didn't feel like it was out of the ordinary. Was a bit more spacious than I thought it was going to be as well which is a plus. Highlander was awesome. Would totally pull the trigger on it but comparing all the options, prices are definitely inflated. Trying to just decide if it's worth it to pay the premium.
Hit up Hyundai next to try the Santa Fe Hybrid. Wasn't too interested in the new '24 design so tested a '23. I definitely liked it, but it didn't 'wow' on any factor. Ride was smooth, interior was comfortable. Not as fuel efficient as I would've liked but still good. Used '23s have been hard to find around me.
Next up was Honda. Only test drove the CRV. Not much to say different from the toyota, thought they were very comparable. Would be happy with either, pretty much a coin toss between them.
Lastly, we went to Subaru and tried the Forester. Have to say, though I don't care much about cars, I've always thought the Forester was pretty ugly. That...still may be true, but the test drive was good. Lots of light and the front cabin feels very open. Tech even in the new Subarus feels like more of a secondary thought. Benefit to this is you can get older models with essentially no change to the current model tech setup. Decent amount of space too, though obviously not Highlander big.
Not sure how other first time parent car buyers have felt going through the test drive ringer, but hopefully helpful to some.
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Expecting a little one soon and, while we live in a major metro area and haven't had much need to own a car to date (we rent when we need one), have noticed that need going up recently and will only continue to increase so wife and I started car shopping. Neither of us are big car people and we primarily value reliability, safety, fuel economy and a bit of extra space (no hard and fast here, mostly just bigger than a sedan). Thought I'd share some thoughts on popular brands here after test driving a bunch of cars the last two weeks.
First up was testing the Mazda CX-5. After reading so much about it on this forum and elsewhere was pretty convinced it would be the right option, just maybe on the small side given kid considerations. The size concerns were valid after looking at it in person, but I was most surprised by my experience driving it, especially as someone who isn't a 'car guy.' Felt the car had very little pickup. I practically had to mash the gas pedal 3/4 the way down to pick up any real speed. Was also surprised at how fuel inefficient it was and that it happened to have a full analog speedometer / gauges. Don't really care about the analog gauges but it definitely stood out in contrast to some of the other models I tested. Walked away and crossed this one firmly off the list.
I then went to Toyota as I had rented a Highlander a couple weeks ago and liked it a lot. Test drove the RAV4 Hybrid and thought it was awesome. Was worried about all the comments complaining about engine noise and such. Really didn't feel like it was out of the ordinary. Was a bit more spacious than I thought it was going to be as well which is a plus. Highlander was awesome. Would totally pull the trigger on it but comparing all the options, prices are definitely inflated. Trying to just decide if it's worth it to pay the premium.
Hit up Hyundai next to try the Santa Fe Hybrid. Wasn't too interested in the new '24 design so tested a '23. I definitely liked it, but it didn't 'wow' on any factor. Ride was smooth, interior was comfortable. Not as fuel efficient as I would've liked but still good. Used '23s have been hard to find around me.
Next up was Honda. Only test drove the CRV. Not much to say different from the toyota, thought they were very comparable. Would be happy with either, pretty much a coin toss between them.
Lastly, we went to Subaru and tried the Forester. Have to say, though I don't care much about cars, I've always thought the Forester was pretty ugly. That...still may be true, but the test drive was good. Lots of light and the front cabin feels very open. Tech even in the new Subarus feels like more of a secondary thought. Benefit to this is you can get older models with essentially no change to the current model tech setup. Decent amount of space too, though obviously not Highlander big.
Not sure how other first time parent car buyers have felt going through the test drive ringer, but hopefully helpful to some.
2024.05.29 04:51 bobbyfufu [WTS/WTT]: Budget OTF Bundle (LNIB), Spyderco Caly 3 HAP40/sus10 Sprint Run, Kizer Feist S35VN Black Titanium
Hello friends. Selling off some knives to make room for more
Trade preferences: Folders or fixies
Smith & Wesson SWOTF9TB - Black handle, Black Tanto AUS-8 Oxide Coated Blade - Imgur link with video and detailed photos
Description
Description
SV:$65 $58 (you get both for $58). $25 each if paired with one of the knives below.
TV:$80 $70 for both or $35 for one.
Imgur Link with Detailed Photos and Video
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TV: $200
Imgur link with detailed photos and video
Timestamp
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TV: $90
***If you buy either the Caly or the Feist, I'll throw in an OTF for $25***
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Trade preferences: Folders or fixies
- Italian made knives - lionsteel, fox, viper, mkm, giantmouse, beretta
- Kizer
- Kershaw
- Civivi
- Spyderco
- Zero Tolerance
- Willing to entertain any trade. I prefer smaller form factor knives in general.
Budget OTF Bundle
I bought these two knives brand new (along with another automatic that I already sold here) from an auction. I thought I'd be into the whole automatic thing, but I'm not. At least not yet. Unfortunately, since it was an auction, I can't return these. Both of these seem to retail at $45-$55 each.Smith & Wesson SWOTF9TB - Black handle, Black Tanto AUS-8 Oxide Coated Blade - Imgur link with video and detailed photos
Description
- Edge Condition: Brand New.
- Ownership: First owner. They're both about 1 month old. Both came to me sealed in box.
- Centering/Lockup: See photos. No noticeable centering issues to my eye.
- Action: Seems solid to me. Video in imgur link shows the action.
- Body Condition: No issues.
- Box and papers: Included. The box for this one is a bit ratty on the edges (as shown in photos)
- Modifications: None
- Disassembled: Never
Description
- Edge Condition: Brand New.
- Ownership: First owner. They're both about 1 month old. Both came to me sealed in box.
- Centering/Lockup: See photos. No noticeable centering issues to my eye.
- Action: Seems solid to me. Video in imgur link shows the action.
- Body Condition: No issues.
- Box and papers: Included. This box is much neater.
- Modifications: None
- Disassembled: Never
SV:
TV:
Spyderco Caly 3 Hap40/SUS410 Sprint Run C113GPGR with RGT Clip
I'm the second owner of this knife. I have never used it, but it was used by the first owner. It's a sprint run and it's a neat forest green. The blade appears a bit scratched and the previous owner said they did strop it.Imgur Link with Detailed Photos and Video
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- Edge Condition: stropped, but I don't believe it's been sharpened
- Ownership: Second owner.
- Centering/Lockup: See photos/video, may be slightly off center, but overall appears centered
- Action: Seems solid and smooth to me. Video in imgur link shows the action.
- Body Condition: Handle has some markings but nothing major. Clip has a snail trail near the screw. Blade has some snail trails / light scratches. See video for detailed video in natural light.
- Box and papers: Included. The box is fairly worn.
- Modifications: RGT clip. Comes with original clip as well.
- Disassembled: The previous owner added the clip, but that's all I'm aware of.
TV: $200
Kizer Feist S35VN Frame Lock Knife Black Titanium Ki3499A5 (2.8" Black)
I'm the first owner. Bought this knife brand new. I opened it a handful of times, but never cut anything. Overall it's in great condition.Imgur link with detailed photos and video
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- Edge Condition: Unused
- Ownership: First owner
- Centering/Lockup: No apparent issues
- Action: Buttery smooth. Really fun and fidgety.
- Body Condition: There is a very small mark on the handle up towards the action. Blade looks brand new. There is a small splotch that came on the knife when I bought it (I guess a small splotch of knife oil?)
- Box and papers: Included. Good condition except some markings on the bottom of the exterior sleeve
- Modifications: None
- Disassembled: Never
TV: $90
***If you buy either the Caly or the Feist, I'll throw in an OTF for $25***
2024.05.29 04:50 dhurkzsantos crude attempt at understanding Love of God and love of neighbor
God is Truth and Goodness
to be able to truly love God as God Is,\ would first mean you have recognized who God Is,\ not because He says so,\ not because power is might,\ and will bring down pain and suffering if you do not\ but because,\ God Is in essence Truth,\ and,\ God is in essence Good
the loss of True Good is a loss that brings pain,\ the loss of Truth is the loss of percieving what true good is from what just seem to appear good
when we love ourselves we will that good for ourselves,\ when we love our neighbor we will that good for our neighbor
but what is good in reference to a man?
if we will a good to a fox,\ we love that fox\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the ocean,\ it drowns and dies because the ocean is not what is good to the nature of that fox
if we will a good to a whale,\ we love that whale\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the forest,\ it dries up and dies because the forest is not what is good to the nature of that whale
what is the nature of man? and what good would we give it that it might attain fullness, completeness and excellence?
hedonists point it to be pleasure as that good,\ others comfort, wealth or power,\ the greek philosopher socrates pointed it to be virtue;,\ wisdom, courage to keep wisdom, temperance to be ordered towards wisdom and justice so to be corrected so to turn to wisdom
but wisdom is knowledge of the good?
to Christians God is True Good and Truth
so if we love ourselves we give ourselves not just any good, but the highest good, the truest good,\ that is God,\ so we say . . . God be with us
so if we love our neighbor, our husbands, our wives, daughter and sons,\ we will to give them not just any good, but the highest good, true good,\ that is God,\ and we say. . . God be with you
we love God above all because we rexognize God as the good of highest value,\ that we wished to give when we love,\ your husband or your wife is not his or her own good,\ so you would seek that good wherever you find to bring fullness, completeness and excellence to your husband or your wife
see and realize that it is God,\ and seeing Him for Him we cannot help but desire Him and love Him,\ and share Him to those He loves,\ whom God loves,\ our neighbor, husband, wives, daughters and sons we love
so, we could say,\ we could not truly love others if we cannot recognize That Highest Good, \ that Truest Good,\ that we can will so to give others their fullness, completeness and excellence of their nature as a man or a woman
and we cannot recognize God if do not desire Him for the value that God Is,\ if we do not love God for Who God Is
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to be able to truly love God as God Is,\ would first mean you have recognized who God Is,\ not because He says so,\ not because power is might,\ and will bring down pain and suffering if you do not\ but because,\ God Is in essence Truth,\ and,\ God is in essence Good
the loss of True Good is a loss that brings pain,\ the loss of Truth is the loss of percieving what true good is from what just seem to appear good
when we love ourselves we will that good for ourselves,\ when we love our neighbor we will that good for our neighbor
but what is good in reference to a man?
if we will a good to a fox,\ we love that fox\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the ocean,\ it drowns and dies because the ocean is not what is good to the nature of that fox
if we will a good to a whale,\ we love that whale\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the forest,\ it dries up and dies because the forest is not what is good to the nature of that whale
what is the nature of man? and what good would we give it that it might attain fullness, completeness and excellence?
hedonists point it to be pleasure as that good,\ others comfort, wealth or power,\ the greek philosopher socrates pointed it to be virtue;,\ wisdom, courage to keep wisdom, temperance to be ordered towards wisdom and justice so to be corrected so to turn to wisdom
but wisdom is knowledge of the good?
to Christians God is True Good and Truth
so if we love ourselves we give ourselves not just any good, but the highest good, the truest good,\ that is God,\ so we say . . . God be with us
so if we love our neighbor, our husbands, our wives, daughter and sons,\ we will to give them not just any good, but the highest good, true good,\ that is God,\ and we say. . . God be with you
we love God above all because we rexognize God as the good of highest value,\ that we wished to give when we love,\ your husband or your wife is not his or her own good,\ so you would seek that good wherever you find to bring fullness, completeness and excellence to your husband or your wife
see and realize that it is God,\ and seeing Him for Him we cannot help but desire Him and love Him,\ and share Him to those He loves,\ whom God loves,\ our neighbor, husband, wives, daughters and sons we love
so, we could say,\ we could not truly love others if we cannot recognize That Highest Good, \ that Truest Good,\ that we can will so to give others their fullness, completeness and excellence of their nature as a man or a woman
and we cannot recognize God if do not desire Him for the value that God Is,\ if we do not love God for Who God Is
2024.05.29 04:34 dhurkzsantos crude attempt at understanding Love of God and love of neighbor
God is Truth and Goodness
to be able to truly love God as God Is,\ would first mean you have recognized who God Is,\ not because He says so,\ not because power is might,\ and will bring down pain and suffering if you do not\ but because,\ God Is in essence Truth,\ and,\ God is in essence Good
the loss of True Good is a loss that brings pain,\ the loss of Truth is the loss of percieving what true good is from what just seem to appear good
when we love ourselves we will that good for ourselves,\ when we love our neighbor we will that good for our neighbor
but what is good in reference to a man?
if we will a good to a fox,\ we love that fox\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the ocean,\ it drowns and dies because the ocean is not what is good to the nature of that fox
if we will a good to a whale,\ we love that whale\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the forest,\ it dries up and dies because the forest is not what is good to the nature of that whale
what is the nature of man? and what good would we give it that it might attain fullness, completeness and excellence?
hedonists point it to be pleasure as that good,\ others comfort, wealth or power,\ the greek philosopher socrates pointed it to be virtue;,\ wisdom, courage to keep wisdom, temperance to be ordered towards wisdom and justice so to be corrected so to turn to wisdom
but wisdom is knowledge of the good?
to Christians God is True Good and Truth
so if we love ourselves we give ourselves not just any good, but the highest good, the truest good,\ that is God,\ so we say . . . God be with us
so if we love our neighbor, our husbands, our wives, daughter and sons,\ we will to give them not just any good, but the highest good, true good,\ that is God,\ and we say. . . God be with you
we love God above all because we rexognize God as the good of highest value,\ that we wished to give when we love,\ your husband or your wife is not his or her own good,\ so you would seek that good wherever you find to bring fullness, completeness and excellence to your husband or your wife
see and realize that it is God,\ and seeing Him for Him we cannot help but desire Him and love Him,\ and share Him to those He loves,\ whom God loves,\ our neighbor, husband, wives, daughters and sons we love
so, we could say,\ we could not truly love others if we cannot recognize That Highest Good, \ that Truest Good,\ that we can will so to give others their fullness, completeness and excellence of their nature as a man or a woman
and we cannot recognize God if do not desire Him for the value that God Is,\ if we do not love God for Who God Is
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to be able to truly love God as God Is,\ would first mean you have recognized who God Is,\ not because He says so,\ not because power is might,\ and will bring down pain and suffering if you do not\ but because,\ God Is in essence Truth,\ and,\ God is in essence Good
the loss of True Good is a loss that brings pain,\ the loss of Truth is the loss of percieving what true good is from what just seem to appear good
when we love ourselves we will that good for ourselves,\ when we love our neighbor we will that good for our neighbor
but what is good in reference to a man?
if we will a good to a fox,\ we love that fox\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the ocean,\ it drowns and dies because the ocean is not what is good to the nature of that fox
if we will a good to a whale,\ we love that whale\ and we wish to set it free,\ and think to free it in the forest,\ it dries up and dies because the forest is not what is good to the nature of that whale
what is the nature of man? and what good would we give it that it might attain fullness, completeness and excellence?
hedonists point it to be pleasure as that good,\ others comfort, wealth or power,\ the greek philosopher socrates pointed it to be virtue;,\ wisdom, courage to keep wisdom, temperance to be ordered towards wisdom and justice so to be corrected so to turn to wisdom
but wisdom is knowledge of the good?
to Christians God is True Good and Truth
so if we love ourselves we give ourselves not just any good, but the highest good, the truest good,\ that is God,\ so we say . . . God be with us
so if we love our neighbor, our husbands, our wives, daughter and sons,\ we will to give them not just any good, but the highest good, true good,\ that is God,\ and we say. . . God be with you
we love God above all because we rexognize God as the good of highest value,\ that we wished to give when we love,\ your husband or your wife is not his or her own good,\ so you would seek that good wherever you find to bring fullness, completeness and excellence to your husband or your wife
see and realize that it is God,\ and seeing Him for Him we cannot help but desire Him and love Him,\ and share Him to those He loves,\ whom God loves,\ our neighbor, husband, wives, daughters and sons we love
so, we could say,\ we could not truly love others if we cannot recognize That Highest Good, \ that Truest Good,\ that we can will so to give others their fullness, completeness and excellence of their nature as a man or a woman
and we cannot recognize God if do not desire Him for the value that God Is,\ if we do not love God for Who God Is
2024.05.29 02:42 dailySuttaBot Thag 5.8 Vakkalittheragāthā: Vakkali
Thag 5.8 Vakkalittheragāthā: Vakkali
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“Struck by a wind ailment
while dwelling in a forest grove,
you’ve entered a tough place for gathering alms—
how will you get by, monk?”
“Pervading this bag of bones
with abundant rapture and happiness,
putting up with what’s tough,
I’ll dwell in the forest.
Developing mindfulness meditation,
the faculties and the powers,
developing the factors of awakening,
I’ll dwell in the forest.
Having seen those who are energetic, resolute,
always staunchly vigorous,
harmonious and united,
I’ll dwell in the forest.
Recollecting the Buddha—
the best, the tamed, the serene—
tireless all day and night
I’ll dwell in the forest.”
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while dwelling in a forest grove,
you’ve entered a tough place for gathering alms—
how will you get by, monk?”
“Pervading this bag of bones
with abundant rapture and happiness,
putting up with what’s tough,
I’ll dwell in the forest.
Developing mindfulness meditation,
the faculties and the powers,
developing the factors of awakening,
I’ll dwell in the forest.
Having seen those who are energetic, resolute,
always staunchly vigorous,
harmonious and united,
I’ll dwell in the forest.
Recollecting the Buddha—
the best, the tamed, the serene—
tireless all day and night
I’ll dwell in the forest.”
Or read a translation in Deutsch, Bahasa Indonesia, Italiano, 日本語, Norsk, සිංහල, or Tiếng Việt. Learn how to find your language.
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2024.05.29 00:33 Stuntman911 Sons of The Forest or Abiotic Factor
A friend of mine's birthday is coming up and we usually buy each other a game that we can play co-op. Now we already played The Forest and finished it, I wasn't too keen on it but he liked it. Were both massive fans of Half-Life 1 so Abiotic Factor is a massive pull for me but it being in early access worries me slightly. Which game is actually better as a co-op experience though? Were both experienced with survival games so difficulty or learning curves aren't a worry. Thanks :)
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2024.05.29 00:22 Cannabisthelizard Is there a catch?
 | Very very new to mini and I’ve been trying to research as much as possible. I believe it’s the n18 engine that’s more reliable? There’s no pictures under the hood so I’m not entirely sure if this model has that engine, and it’s been kind of hard to find a straight answer on which exact years and models have the better engine. What should I look for if this one is good enough to check out? submitted by Cannabisthelizard to MINI [link] [comments] My budget is low ish at 12k and I plan on trying to get whichever car inspected as well. I could have that surplus money to help repair depending as long as it’s not too major because I know they’re expensive in that aspect. I know for a fact I would like to get an s model if I can help it because I’m coming from owning a Subaru forester and I’d like the fun factor of the s. Im looking forward to learning more about these cars and I want to make sure I do enough research. The low price paired with how long it’s been on the market is a little concerning but I plan on investigating its history |
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- OZYMANDIAS: BRONZE AGE EMPIRE SIM
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- The Way
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- TRIBES OF MIDGARD
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- Tropico 5 - Complete Collection
- Trover Saves the Universe
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- TYPECAST
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- Unavowed
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- Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy
- Unity of Command: Stalingrad Campaign
- Universim
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- Until I have you
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- URU: Complete Chronicles
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- Valkryia Chronicles 4 Complete Edition
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- WE NEED TO GO DEEPER
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- Webbed
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- West of Dead
- What Lies in the Multiverse
- When Ski Lifts Go Wrong
- while True: learn()
- Whos Your daddy
- Wick
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- Witch It
- Witchy Life Story
- wizard of legends
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- Worms Rumble
- Worms Rumble + Legends Pack
- Wrath: Aeon of Ruin
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- WWE 2K Battlegrounds
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- XIII - Classic
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- X-Morph: Defense Complete Pack
- Yakuza Kiwami
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- Yumeutsutsu Re:After
- Yumeutsutsu Re:Master
- Zen Chess: Mate in One, Mate in 2 , Mate in 3 , Mate in 4 , Champion's Moves (5 games)
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- Zombie Army Trilogy
- Zool Redimensioned
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- For The King: Lost Civilization Adventure Pack
- Train Simulator: Isle of Wight Route Add-On
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- Train Simulator: North Somerset Railway Route Add-On
- Train Simulator: Union Pacific Heritage SD70ACes Loco Add-On
- Train Simulator: London to Brighton Route Add-On
- BR Class 170 'Turbostar' DMU Add-On
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- Europa Universalis IV: Wealth of Nations
- Expansion - Europa Universalis IV: Conquest of Paradise
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- SONIC ADVENTURE 2: BATTLE
- Small World - A Spider's Web
- Small World - Cursed
- Small World - Royal Bonus
- The Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet Of Chaos - Goodies Pack
- The Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet Of Chaos - OST
- Thompson Class B1 Loco Add-On
- Total War: Shogun 2 - Rise of the Samurai
- Train Sim World® 3: Birmingham Cross-city line
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- Worms Rumble - Armageddon Weapon Skin Pack
- Worms Rumble - Captain & Shark Double Pack
- Worms Rumble - Legends Pack
- Worms Rumble - New Challengers Pack
- Ashampoo Photo Optimizer 7
- Dagon: by H. P. Lovecraft - The Eldritch Box DLC
- Duke Nukem Forever Hail to the Icons
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- GRIP: Combat Racing - Cygon Garage Kit
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- GRIP: Combat Racing - Vintek Garage Kit
- GameGuru
- GameMaker Studio 2 Creator 12 Months
- Intro to Game Development with Unity
- Music Maker EDM Edition
- Neverwinter Nights: Darkness Over Daggerford
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- PDF-Suite 1 Year License
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- Blood Rage: Digital Edition - Gods of Asgard
- Blood Rage: Digital Edition - Mythical Monsters
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- Small World - Cursed!
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- 10 Second Ninja X
- 11-11 Memories Retold
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- 12 is Better Than 6
- 198X
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- 8-bit Adventure Anthology: Volume I
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- A Hole New World
- A JUGGLER'S TALE
- A Long Way Down
- A PLAGUE TALE: INNOCENCE
- A Robot Named Fight!
- A Tale for Anna
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- Ace Combat Assault Horizon Enhanced Edition
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- Alder's Blood: Definitive Edition
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- As Far as the Eye
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- Assemble With Care
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- Assetto Corsa Ultimate Edition
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- Attack of the Earthlings
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- AUTONAUTS VS PIRATEBOTS
- Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora™ - Ubisoft Connect
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- Axiom Verge 2
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- Back 4 Blood
- Back 4 blood (EU)
- Backbone
- Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition
- Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
- Banners of Ruin
- Bartlow's Dread Machine
- Basement
- Batbarian: Testament of the Primordials
- Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition
- Batman: Arkham Origins
- Battle Royale Tycoon
- Battlecruisers
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- BATTLESTAR GALACTICA DEADLOCK SEASON ONE
- Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: Complete
- BATTLETECH MERCENARY COLLECTION
- BATTLETECH Shadow Hawk Pack
- BEAUTIFUL DESOLATION
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- BEFORE WE LEAVE
- Beholder 2
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- Ben 10: Power Trip
- Bendy and the Ink Machine™
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- Beyond a Steel Sky
- Beyond The Edge Of Owlsgard
- BEYOND THE WIRE
- Beyond: Two Souls
- BIOMUTANT
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- Bionic Commando Rearmed
- BioShock: The Collection
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- Black Paradox
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- BLACKHOLE: Complete Edition
- Blacksad: Under the Skin
- Blade of Darkness
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- Blazing Chrome
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- Blood And Zombies
- Blood Rage: Digital Edition
- Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
- Blue Fire
- Bomber Crew
- Boneless Zombie
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- Borderlands 3
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- Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe Edition
- Borderlands: The Handsome Collection
- Bot Vice
- Bounty of One
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- Breakout: Recharged
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- bridge constructor
- Bridge constructor medieval
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- Broken Lines
- Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
- Brutal Legend
- Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling
- BUILDER SIMULATOR
- calico
- Call of Duty® Modern Warfare 3™ (2011)
- Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
- Capitalism 2
- Car Mechanic 2018
- Car Mechanic Simulator 2015
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- Cardboard Town
- Castle Morihisa
- castle storm
- CastleStorm
- Cat Cafe Manager
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- Centipede: Recharged
- Cepheus Protocol
- CHANGE: A Homeless Survival Experience
- Charlie's Adventure
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- Chernobylite: Enhanced Edition
- Chess Ultra
- Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition
- Chivalry 2
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- Chorus
- Chorus
- Circuit Superstars
- Cities Skylines + After Dark
- Cities: Skylines
- City of Beats
- CivCity: Rome
- Click and Slay
- Cloud Gardens
- Cloudpunk
- Code Vein
- Coffee Talk
- Comedy Night
- Command & Conquer Remastered (Origin)
- Complete Dread X Collection
- Conarium
- Construction Simulator (2015) Deluxe Edition
- Constructor Plus
- Control
- Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3
- Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!
- Cookie Cutter
- cornucopia
- Corridor Z
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- Crash Drive 3
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- Dark Future
- DARK PICTURES ANTHOLOGY: HOUSE OF ASHES
- Darkwood
- DARQ: Complete Edition
- Day of the Tentacle Remastered
- days of war definitive edition
- Dead by Daylight
- Dead Estate
- Dead Rising 2
- Deadly Days
- Dear Esther: Landmark Edition
- DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT
- Death's Gambit
- Deceased
- DECEIVE INC.
- Degrees of Separation
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- Devilated
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- dirt rally
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- DISTRAINT 2
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- Do Not Feed the Monkeys
- Don't Be Afraid
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- Door Kickers: Action Squad
- Doorways: Prelude
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- Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
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- Drawful 2
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2024.05.29 00:11 Sweet-Count2557 Best Babymoon Destinations in July: From Santorini to Hawaii
 | Best Babymoon Destinations in July: From Santorini to Hawaii submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] Ah, July – the perfect time for a babymoon! For those about to embark on parenthood, there’s no better way to celebrate this big life change than with an unforgettable getaway. Whether you’re looking for some rest and relaxation or a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, these best babymoon destinations in July will inspire your wanderlust and help make memories to last a lifetime. Imagine sipping cocktails on a breezy beachside terrace, exploring ancient ruins beneath the Mediterranean sun, or taking in breathtaking views from atop snow-capped mountains. These are just some of the experiences that await as you discover what makes each of these special places unique. With so many different possibilities out there, it can be difficult to decide where to go – but fear not! Here we have rounded up some of our favorite spots around the world that offer something special for soon-to-be parents seeking freedom and adventure while they enjoy their last few months before welcoming little one into their lives. Santorini, Greece Santorini, Greece is an idyllic getaway for expectant parents looking to make their last vacation as a twosome extra special. Blessed with some of the most romantic sunsets in the world and surrounded by crystal-blue waters, it's no surprise that Santorini was rated one of the best islands in Europe by Travel + Leisure Magazine four years in a row. Exploring wineries has become a popular activity for couples visiting Santorini, and July offers balmy weather ideal for tasting local wines like Vinsanto or Nychteri. With its stunning views, there's something truly magical about watching the sunset from a vineyard perched atop volcanic cliffs. Of course, what better way to celebrate new life than sipping on some of nature’s finest creations? Whether it’s your first babymoon or fortieth-anniversary trip, Santorini provides plenty of ways to create long-lasting memories together before welcoming your bundle of joy into the world. Costa Rica Costa Rica is a majestic babymoon destination in July and one of the most affordable options you’ll find. It has everything newlyweds on their babymoon could want: lush nature, exotic wildlife, secluded beaches, private villas, and more—all at surprisingly low prices. For lodgings that won't break the bank but still feel luxurious, Costa Rica delivers with its boutique beachfront hotels and family-run guesthouses situated amid stunning rainforest or coastal views. Adventure activities abound too; from hiking volcanoes to canyoning through waterfalls and exploring cloud forests, there's something for everyone who seeks freedom and adventure during their babymoon holiday. Plus, if you're feeling really adventurous, some operators offer white-water rafting trips down raging rivers! This country also offers plenty of opportunities to relax. You'll find numerous spas offering all kinds of treatments (from massages to facials), as well as yoga retreats throughout the region where couples can practice mindfulness while admiring gorgeous panoramas. With so much variety available here, it's no wonder why Costa Rica tops many people's lists when looking for an unforgettable babymoon experience in July. Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee is one of the best babymoon destinations in July. A city full of music, adventure, and history makes it a great place to explore with your partner before welcoming your little bundle of joy. Did you know that Nashville has more live musical performances than any other US city? With over 200 venues dedicated to showcasing some of the world’s greatest talent, there are endless opportunities for exploring music while discovering its fascinating past. From free outdoor concerts to intimate clubs, every genre imaginable is represented here! Whether you prefer folk or rock, blues or country – this destination offers something for everyone. Plus, visitors can also enjoy delicious Southern cuisine and find unique shopping experiences along “Music City”'s iconic streets. This vibrant metropolis is perfect for couples looking for an exciting getaway before their lives change forever. Its lively atmosphere will give them a much-needed break from everyday stressors and allow them time to reconnect as they celebrate their new addition on the way. While visiting Nashville, expect plenty of fun activities that will leave lasting memories well into parenthood! The Caribbean The Caribbean is an ideal destination for a babymoon getaway in July. From the stunning beaches and crystal clear blue waters to the vibrant culture of each unique island, there’s something for everyone here. Exploring the Caribbean is sure to be an unforgettable experience that parents-to-be won't soon forget! There are many advantages to taking a vacation in the Caribbean during this special time. For starters, July offers some of the warmest temperatures throughout most of the region – making it perfect for sunbathing on white sand beaches or swimming in tropical turquoise seas. Plus, with so much variety between islands, couples can find everything from luxury resorts and quaint beachside cottages to lively nightlife scenes and peaceful nature reserves. No matter what type of atmosphere they’re looking for, they’re sure to find it in this incredible corner of paradise! With all these amazing features, it's no wonder why the Caribbean remains one of the top spots for babymoons year after year. Hawaii Ah, Hawaii – the magical paradise that's perfect for a babymoon getaway. With its stunning beaches and crystal clear waters, it’s no surprise why many couples flock to this tropical haven every July. From snorkeling spots to romantic resorts, you and your partner can find everything you need in one place. If you're looking for quality time with your special someone, then Hawaii is definitely for you! Whether you're lounging on pristine beaches or swimming in serene lagoons, there are plenty of opportunities to create lasting memories together. Plus, who could resist all the delicious local food? You'll be absolutely spoilt by the incredible selection of seafood dishes available throughout the islands. And if adventure is more your thing, then explore some of Hawaii's unique rainforest trails or take a boat out into open water to view dolphins up close. No matter whether you want relaxation or excitement, Hawaii has something for everyone. Paris, France With its romantic gardens, intimate cafés, and historic landmarks, Paris is an ideal destination for a babymoon. Couples can indulge in luxury accommodations and enjoy a variety of romantic activities to make their babymoon memorable. Romantic Activities Paris is the perfect babymoon destination for couples looking to enjoy romantic activities together in July. With its world-renowned architecture, iconic sights, and warm summer days, it’s easy to get swept away by the city's charm. For those seeking a luxurious experience, there are endless opportunities to indulge in spa treatments and soaking up the sunsets on one of Paris' many rooftop bars or terraces. You can also explore some of France's finest vineyards and take part in wine tastings from local producers – all while enjoying views that will stay with you forever! Make your dream babymoon come true without ever having to leave the city; charming Paris has something special waiting around every corner. Luxury Accommodations Treat yourself to a luxurious babymoon experience at one of Paris' renowned five star hotels. Here you can take advantage of the first-rate spa facilities and relax in style with your partner – making sure to make time for some gourmet dining experiences throughout your stay too! If you want to go all out, why not book a private suite or rent an entire apartment? There's something special about having privacy while being surrounded by the beauty of Paris - it adds another level of intimacy that simply cannot be matched anywhere else. So don't wait any longer; enjoy the city's unique culture hand-in-hand as you create memories that will last forever. Reykjavik, Iceland Taking a babymoon in Reykjavik, Iceland is the perfect way to relax and explore before your new little one arrives. Located on the southern shore of Faxaflói Bay, this vibrant capital city offers plenty for soon-to-be parents looking for an adventure: Exploring Icelandic Nature: From beautiful waterfalls to glaciers, volcanoes, black sand beaches and stunning mountain scenery, there are numerous opportunities to go outside and connect with nature. Don’t forget to take advantage of whale watching tours while you’re here - it’s truly a magical experience! Local Cuisine Experiences: Spend time enjoying delicious local cuisine like freshly caught seafood or traditional dishes like skyr (Icelandic yogurt). There are also plenty of cozy cafes where couples can sit back and enjoy some coffee while they plan their next steps in life. And if that wasn’t enough, Reykjavik has plenty of sightseeing spots such as Hallgrimskirkja Church or the iconic Harpa Concert Hall so you can create lasting memories together before your bundle of joy arrives. The options for relaxation and exploration are endless in this captivating destination – what better place than Reykjavik for your babymoon? Sedona, Arizona Sedona, Arizona is an idyllic destination for a babymoon in July. With its stunning red rock formations, awe-inspiring sunsets, and abundance of outdoor activities, this desert oasis provides the perfect escape from the chaotic hustle and bustle of everyday life – ideal for expecting couples seeking some much needed rest and relaxation before their little one arrives. When it comes to pampering yourself during your stay in Sedona, there's no shortage of spa treatments available that will help you unwind and prepare for motherhood. From massages to facials to mani/pedis, you can truly let go of any stress or anxieties while relaxing at one of the many spas around town. And when you're ready to explore more than just the inside of a treatment room, take advantage of the warm weather by going on a hike up one of Sedona's picturesque trails or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll along its well-trodden paths. Of course if exploring isn't exactly your thing then why not sample some local fare? There are plenty of restaurants offering delicious takes on Southwest cuisine that will tantalize your taste buds (and make sure they’re well satisfied!). No matter what activity you choose to partake in while visiting Sedona during your babymoon vacation, you'll be able to create memories with your partner that will last long after those nine months come and go. Tuscany, Italy Tuscany, Italy is a prime destination for couples seeking the perfect babymoon getaway. With its rolling hills, spectacular views, and abundance of pampering spas – not to mention its delicious cuisine and world-renowned wines – it's no wonder why so many flock here each year. The region has so much to offer; from ancient ruins in Siena and Florence that will take your breath away, to picturesque vineyards (perfect for romantic strolls) you'll never be short on things to do. And with countless spa resorts and wellness centers offering everything from hot stone massages to yoga retreats, there’s nothing quite like indulging in some well-deserved rest before becoming parents! New Zealand Are you and your partner ready for a babymoon adventure unlike any other? Look no further than New Zealand in July. With its stunning landscapes, diverse culture, and plethora of activities to explore, there’s something special about this destination that will make it the perfect backdrop for you two to relax and unwind before welcoming your bundle of joy into the world. Planning a babymoon in New Zealand doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. From visiting national parks like Mount Aspiring National Park for some breathtaking views, exploring one of the many charming towns around the country such as Nelson City with its vibrant arts scene, or relaxing at private beaches where you can sink your toes into soft white sand – whatever tickles your fancy, there's sure to be plenty of experiences awaiting you both! So what are you waiting for? Get ready to start planning an unforgettable escape full of exploration and relaxation! Frequently Asked Questions What Is The Best Way To Travel To Each Destination? When it comes to planning that perfect babymoon, the way you get from point A to point B can be just as important as where you're going. Of course, packing tips and travel insurance are essential for any trip - especially when you have a little one in tow - but there's no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to transportation. Whether you prefer taking off on an airplane or hitting the open road in a car, each method of travel has its own unique benefits and drawbacks. Ultimately, the best way for traveling to your destination is whatever makes you feel most comfortable and relaxed while still getting you safely to your destination! How Much Should I Budget For A Babymoon? Budgeting for a babymoon is no easy task. From the packaging costs to safety concerns, there are so many factors to consider when planning your upcoming trip. When deciding on a budget, it’s important to remember that you don't have to spend an exorbitant amount of money - but rather invest in experiences and moments that will bring joy. There's something special about taking some time away from everyday life with your partner before welcoming your little one into the world. With careful planning and research, you can create a unique and memorable experience without breaking the bank. What Is The Average Temperature In Each Destination During July? When planning the perfect babymoon, one of the most important considerations is July weather. Temperatures in many popular destinations vary greatly depending on location- from balmy beaches to cooler mountain resorts. If you're seeking a relaxing resort with local attractions, you'll want to check out temperatures for each destination ahead of time so that you can prepare for your vacation and make sure it's as stress-free as possible. From Caribbean islands like Aruba where the average temperature is 81℉ (27°C) to European cities like Paris where temperatures reach 77℉ (25°C), there are plenty of options if you’re looking to escape during the summer months and enjoy some freedom before welcoming your bundle of joy. Are There Any Family-Friendly Activities Available In Each Destination? When it comes to finding family-friendly activities for your babymoon, there's no shortage of options! From childcare facilities to a variety of exciting and unique experiences, you can create the perfect getaway with your little bundle of joy. Whether you're looking for educational opportunities or simply want to relax on the beach, there are plenty of activities available in each destination that will suit all ages and interests. And when it comes to travel insurance, many places offer tailored plans specifically designed for families traveling with young children. So whether you choose an adventurous outdoor trekking adventure or a more leisurely sightseeing tour – make sure to look into any potential childcare options and travel insurance before setting off on your amazing babymoon journey! Is There A Language Barrier To Consider When Travelling To Each Destination? When traveling to babymoon destinations, it's important to consider the language barrier and cultural differences that may exist. It's essential to research each destination beforehand and be aware of local customs in order to ensure a smooth journey. The best way to do this is by consulting travel guides or tourist websites for useful information. Those looking for an unforgettable experience should take the time to immerse themselves in the culture and embrace any unique experiences that present themselves - all while keeping safety as a top priority! Conclusion It's time to start planning the perfect babymoon getaway for July. Whether you're looking for a beachy escape or an adventurous mountain retreat, there are plenty of great options available. With a bit of research and budgeting ahead of time, you can find the ideal destination that fits your needs. On average, destinations in Europe tend to be slightly cooler than those in other parts of the world during this time of year, with temperatures hovering around 75°F (24°C). This makes it easier to enjoy outdoor activities without having to worry about too much heat. Additionally, many international locations offer family-friendly attractions so everyone can have fun together! Whatever you choose, make sure to take advantage of all that these amazing places have to offer - after all, memories from your babymoon will last forever. |
2024.05.28 22:33 CampingWorld 10 State Parks That Are Screaming "Road Trip"
National parks are very popular in the United States, but they also attract large crowds and have expensive entry fees. State parks, on the other hand, offer a glimpse into a state’s personal views of beauty and nature. Here are ten that you should put on your list as you’re planning your next getaway.
National parks are very popular in the United States, but they also attract large crowds and have expensive entry fees. State parks, on the other hand, offer a glimpse into a state’s personal views of beauty and nature. Here are ten that you should put on your list as you’re planning your next getaway.
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Lime Kiln Point State Park Washington
In the upper, can’t-really-get-much-farther-northwest corner of Washington State, there sit the San Juan Islands. They’re known as a great vacation spot for the beauty that comes with the Pacific Northwest. Lime Kiln Point State Park, a daytime-use park, is a favorite spot among travelers to catch a view of Orcas, Gray Whales, sea lions, porpoises, and other sea life. Best of all, ferries can take your RV (with size restrictions, obviously) across the water to the island.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Adirondack Park New York
Perhaps more forest preserve than a state park, Adirondack Park is unique in that a bulk of the land is privately held—albeit strictly controlled by the Adirondack Park Agency. That said, the park contains multiple towns and villages. It’s particularly well known for its stunning views of the Adirondack Mountains, especially in the fall. Plus, there’s a significant chance you catch sight of a moose, black bear, or a number of other critters that call the area home.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Fall Creek Falls State Park Tennessee
Some state parks do get their share of love, and one of those is Fall Creek Falls State Park. In the heart of Tennessee, it’s got a total of six waterfalls across its 26,000 acres, including one that’s so spectacular (it drops 256 feet) that they named the park after it. This park is somewhat of a resort, and also offers golfing, a pool, and tennis courts, in addition to amazing hiking and fishing. Plus, you can go for a nice, cool dip in some of the many swimming holes.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Itasca State Park Minnesota
Ever wish you could walk across the Mississippi River? Crazy though it seems, it’s possible. You just have to go up north to Itasca State Park in Minnesota, where shallow water begins its journey down to the Gulf of Mexico. Itasca is the country’s second-oldest state park and draws thousands of visitors every year to wade roughly 30 feet across the headwaters. After you’ve done that, you can hike or ride a bike through the rest of the 32,000-acre park.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Gulf State Park Alabama
Though Gulf Shores may be better known as a hot spring break location, it’s also home to Gulf State Park. This little strip of land doesn’t get run over by the college kids. Instead, it’s a beautiful, two-mile run of white sand beach that’s perfect for people who’d rather use nature to get away from other people. That said, there’s still a golf course, plus a large pier where some locals spend the day fishing.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Eldorado Canyon State Park Colorado
No list of parks would be complete without one from Colorado. Located not far from Boulder, Eldorado Canyon State Park is a rock climber’s dream with over 1,000 technical courses. Not a climber? Not to worry: there are 11 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, plus streams and creeks for fishing. If nothing else, stop by for a while just to take in the amazing scenery.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Smith Rock State Park Oregon
Another rock climbing destination, Smith Rock State Park in Oregon also features plenty of easy hiking—or more aggressive hiking, if you’re into that. This park is full of amazing scenery, and massive, jagged mountain formations and outcroppings that will catch your eye again and again. Lush greenery and even a few streams make this place one of the most picturesque on this list. And when you factor in the high odds of seeing a few river otters playing, then you know exactly why you need to get there now.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park California
The beaches in California, let alone in Big Sur, hardly need an introduction. But Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park isn’t just a beach. There’s scuba diving. There are 300-ft. redwoods. And there’s McWay Falls, an 80-ft. waterfall that flows directly into the ocean. The land was originally leased by the daughter of one of the first settlers of Big Sur, and it’s she whom the park is named. There are still two homes on the property that can be hiked to via two hefty trails.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Ludington State Park Michigan
The big coasts aren’t the only places with amazing beaches. Michigan, with its great lakes, also has a fair share of beaches. Ludington State Park, northwest of Grand Rapids, is home to an amazing beach—but also a total of 5,300 acres that also sees dunes, wetlands, marshes, and the Big Sable Point Lighthouse. There are a total of 21 miles worth of hiking trails, and canoeing and kayaking are both quite popular as well.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Valley of Fire State Park Nevada
An hour away from the glitz and glamor of Vegas, you’ll find some eye-catching scenery of a different kind. In the middle of the Mojave Desert sits the Valley of Fire State Park. The park is a whopping 40,000 acres and is most well-known for its Aztec sandstone outcrops. Plus, find petrified trees and ancient rock carvings, and you’ll be happy you escaped the rat race of the strip.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Ready to see the best of what states have to offer? Then hit the road. You can find a Camping World nearby, wherever you are, to help you find the RV that will take you everywhere.National parks are very popular in the United States, but they also attract large crowds and have expensive entry fees. State parks, on the other hand, offer a glimpse into a state’s personal views of beauty and nature. Here are ten that you should put on your list as you’re planning your next getaway.
Lime Kiln Point State Park Washington
In the upper, can’t-really-get-much-farther-northwest corner of Washington State, there sit the San Juan Islands. They’re known as a great vacation spot for the beauty that comes with the Pacific Northwest. Lime Kiln Point State Park, a daytime-use park, is a favorite spot among travelers to catch a view of Orcas, Gray Whales, sea lions, porpoises, and other sea life. Best of all, ferries can take your RV (with size restrictions, obviously) across the water to the island.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Adirondack Park New York
Perhaps more forest preserve than a state park, Adirondack Park is unique in that a bulk of the land is privately held—albeit strictly controlled by the Adirondack Park Agency. That said, the park contains multiple towns and villages. It’s particularly well known for its stunning views of the Adirondack Mountains, especially in the fall. Plus, there’s a significant chance you catch sight of a moose, black bear, or a number of other critters that call the area home.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Fall Creek Falls State Park Tennessee
Some state parks do get their share of love, and one of those is Fall Creek Falls State Park. In the heart of Tennessee, it’s got a total of six waterfalls across its 26,000 acres, including one that’s so spectacular (it drops 256 feet) that they named the park after it. This park is somewhat of a resort, and also offers golfing, a pool, and tennis courts, in addition to amazing hiking and fishing. Plus, you can go for a nice, cool dip in some of the many swimming holes.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Itasca State Park Minnesota
Ever wish you could walk across the Mississippi River? Crazy though it seems, it’s possible. You just have to go up north to Itasca State Park in Minnesota, where shallow water begins its journey down to the Gulf of Mexico. Itasca is the country’s second-oldest state park and draws thousands of visitors every year to wade roughly 30 feet across the headwaters. After you’ve done that, you can hike or ride a bike through the rest of the 32,000-acre park.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Gulf State Park Alabama
Though Gulf Shores may be better known as a hot spring break location, it’s also home to Gulf State Park. This little strip of land doesn’t get run over by the college kids. Instead, it’s a beautiful, two-mile run of white sand beach that’s perfect for people who’d rather use nature to get away from other people. That said, there’s still a golf course, plus a large pier where some locals spend the day fishing.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Eldorado Canyon State Park Colorado
No list of parks would be complete without one from Colorado. Located not far from Boulder, Eldorado Canyon State Park is a rock climber’s dream with over 1,000 technical courses. Not a climber? Not to worry: there are 11 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, plus streams and creeks for fishing. If nothing else, stop by for a while just to take in the amazing scenery.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Smith Rock State Park Oregon
Another rock climbing destination, Smith Rock State Park in Oregon also features plenty of easy hiking—or more aggressive hiking, if you’re into that. This park is full of amazing scenery, and massive, jagged mountain formations and outcroppings that will catch your eye again and again. Lush greenery and even a few streams make this place one of the most picturesque on this list. And when you factor in the high odds of seeing a few river otters playing, then you know exactly why you need to get there now.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park California
The beaches in California, let alone in Big Sur, hardly need an introduction. But Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park isn’t just a beach. There’s scuba diving. There are 300-ft. redwoods. And there’s McWay Falls, an 80-ft. waterfall that flows directly into the ocean. The land was originally leased by the daughter of one of the first settlers of Big Sur, and it’s she whom the park is named. There are still two homes on the property that can be hiked to via two hefty trails.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Ludington State Park Michigan
The big coasts aren’t the only places with amazing beaches. Michigan, with its great lakes, also has a fair share of beaches. Ludington State Park, northwest of Grand Rapids, is home to an amazing beach—but also a total of 5,300 acres that also sees dunes, wetlands, marshes, and the Big Sable Point Lighthouse. There are a total of 21 miles worth of hiking trails, and canoeing and kayaking are both quite popular as well.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Valley of Fire State Park Nevada
An hour away from the glitz and glamor of Vegas, you’ll find some eye-catching scenery of a different kind. In the middle of the Mojave Desert sits the Valley of Fire State Park. The park is a whopping 40,000 acres and is most well-known for its Aztec sandstone outcrops. Plus, find petrified trees and ancient rock carvings, and you’ll be happy you escaped the rat race of the strip.Good Sam Campgrounds Nearby
Ready to see the best of what states have to offer? Then hit the road. You can find a Camping World nearby, wherever you are, to help you find the RV that will take you everywhere.2024.05.28 22:24 kkiannade Low FPS on games after downgrading from Windows 11 to Windows 10
My laptop is an Asus TUF i5 8300H GeForce GTX 1050 Ti. I only ever play over 3 games that aren’t usually heavy duty as I play them for like 3 hours and on the lowest settings: (valorant, the forest, l4d2). I recently had it downgraded from windows 11 to windows 10. It was usually running from 120-150 fps before in 11, things were going smoothly. This changed after the downgrade, plus I also had the battery changed, it kept blue screening as well then a friend of mine fixed the heat sink (he said the reason why the processors weren’t working properly is because the heat sink wasn’t attached right). So maybe the factors are one of those, but I just really want to make sure.
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2024.05.28 20:13 AcceptablePapaya184 If a reader or hermit had these powers how powerful would they be and which pathway do it benefit more ?
Essence Of The Magus. (Nasuverse) • It's a beautiful multicolored liquid that, despite everything, keeps changing to new and innovative colors never seen before, it's very mysterious. • You have a natural body, this means that you are the pinnacle of what the human body has to offer in all its shapes and sizes, you are beautiful and as time goes by those traits will only improve, whether you want the strong beauty of muscles or the very delicacy and fragility of a lily, this will be inclined to your desires and requests, so you will undoubtedly be beautiful to your own preferences and desires, even affect the color of your hair or how your eyes will be, and all this without lowering the capabilities of the human body, with reflexes and senses superior to anyone else, your body is the pinnacle and is always improving to reach new heights, this will always be naturally so no one will suspect anything, everything is decided if you want to stay as you are or become the summit of the body of the human being. • You will always be seen in full elegance, maintaining unparalleled grace and balance, you could be associated with a machine before such a detailed display of pinpoint accuracy, you are graceful and gifted with an overwhelming presence and unmatched charisma, expect to have many admirers unless you voluntarily turn it off or mitigate it, and if you consciously use it to its full force don't expect there will be anyone with enough willpower to resist you, you are nobility in every concept of the word, maybe you will get some title like Lorelei Barthomeloi and her title of 'The Queen Of The Clock Tower' or 'The Queen' for short. • Furthermore, you have what would poetically be called 'The Will To Shatter The Stars'. There is no difficulty, no degree of opposition and no level of pain or suffering that can intimidate your intentions, once you make up your mind about something. You can do this all day long and never stop doing it, except by your own conscious choice. Forget mere 'maximum human' willpower, you are absolutely unbreakable. While remaining mentally flexible enough to not be a stubborn idiot, of course. • Your body can not be infected by any being, supernatural or not, you can not be controlled or damaged by both mental and spiritual means, your body is an immovable fortress, your mind to a library masterfully ordered and maintained, your soul is a perpetual sanctuary you can repeat as many times the change of body as Roa or do something with worms as Zouken and your soul will remain the same, you could say that it is a perfect soul for sorcery, beware, the third magic will be and will remain better by far, your soul is something that will remain the same in the face of the most extreme things, but it is not the true immortality that is the third magic, unless you dedicate your research skills to change that. • Mentally, you are able to modify and alter your mind, you can program your mind to react to whatever you want however you want, leaving mental triggers to move before they react is possible, molding it to create a disguise of some different personality is possible, you can even affect their feelings achieving a masterful mask, creating a state with a completely different personality and state of mind is easy, in case you are not sure how to mold your mind without changing you can leave safety countermeasures to go back to any previous state, if a certain thought or situation happens, you are a magician and as such, your masks to fool others are the best, if you use them wisely you could be in your best state to fight or go into a disguise that even Sherlock himself could not discover, this will not affect your will, and you cannot end up as a brain-dead fool by accident, unless that is your disguise. • A little advice, stay away from the eyes of Atlas, those alchemists will see the holy grail or the root itself, if they get to know what kind of body type you have, you will be a very wet dream for any of their researchers, they even have a motto that fits. “It's easy to get into Atlas, but impossible to get out.” • If I were you, I'd be careful with the gods, a body like yours would have them drooling or hating you, it's funny how you don't know which one is worse, it all depends on which gods notice you, god forbid, the Greeks, although they might not even come close because they're admiring you. • The reason for a mind like you have, is to hide the default personality you have as a magus, a cold being, without morals or ethics, who can do anything, this part of you will make the machines see you as the typical sentimental people, it doesn't take much to scare people in that state, people will wonder what the hell you are, what kind of being is hiding under that disguise of flesh you call skin, you can always change it if you want, although you can always hide it, your mind can never be taken advantage of by anyone other than you. • You can choose to have the potential to have true magic, you decide if you only want one or all five in total, you can decide if you want to reach them through research, that being the case you can get creative about how you carry out your research to play true magic, and, it can help you later, this is more of an option than anything else, if you want, you can appear as a user of the five true magics, although it is not said that there will be no questions of how the hell did that happen, you have a complete control of the true magics, and you know both its maximum capabilities and the smallest details about its operation. • The first magic “Denial Of Nothingness”: The first true magic, known as “The Denial Of Nothingness”, is related to the generation of an ether clusters, this includes the creation of matter and energy from nothing and the total destruction of matter and energy in nothing, the clusters of ether are conductors of magical energy. • The second magic “Kaleidoscope”: The second true magic, known as the ”Kaleidoscope” or the “Parallel Worlds Operation”, this includes traveling to alternate worlds, time travel, space-time manipulation and the ability to decide whether timelines are 'canon' or not, you can be creative how you use this, it's not too far-fetched to overlay different dimensions to play with the environment or use unlimited energy from all your universe versions to make a giant energy cannon, the only thing that What stops you is the creativity of how you could use it, you will have to be attentive because interacting with the dimensions and being able to observe everything that the multiverse can be, it can be a bit maddening, you will be protected in any way, but do not expect it to be a very happy, the dimensions have some that can make any person quite crazy, just look how his previous bearer was with the magical girls. • The third magic “Heaven's Feel”: The Third True Magic, known as the “Touch Of Heaven” or the “Manifestation Of The Soul”. This stops the inevitable dispersal of the soul once it no longer has an anchor in the world, and essentially causes it to transcend into a higher form of existence. It is a magic that realizes true immortality by turning the soul into a flat, high-dimensional being capable of interacting with the material world as a mental body without having to return to Akasha. The Sorcerer will acquire an unlimited source of magical energy because his soul becomes analogous to a perpetual motion machine, just like the previous ones, creativity will help you a lot, although with this who needs creativity when you are truly immortal, enjoy ~. • As a certain person said, I wish I had finished in the third, too bad it didn't happen • The fourth magic “White Ink”: The Fourth True Magic, known as the “White Ink”, in another universe the fourth magic is unknown, but how would you go about selecting a magic without knowing all your options? The fourth is based on the manifestation, manipulation, and alteration of concepts, you could alter the concept of water so that it burns instead of splashing (He, he, he) or you can very well create your own urban legend and add the concept 'real' to it, despite the tremendous power that you can still have to be careful, every being is sensitive, even reality itself, so press hard and don't expect to come out very well, you are powerful, but not invincible, keep that in mind, an example would be the previous user of the fourth magic that in an attempt to erase the concept of the fourth magic ended up being erased, it failed to eliminate the fourth magic, but the world ended up forgetting its capabilities due to certain parts that were erased. (Credit goes to AcausalTrillby at fanfiction.net for the inspiration with his story called White Ink) • The fifth magic “Blue Magic”: The Fifth True Magic, known as the “Blue Magic” allows free manipulation of energy/heat without worrying about the order imposed by the arrow of time of thermodynamics (represented by the Second Law), and, thus leading in particular to time manipulation, as opposed to relativistic time travel, Aoko Aosaki managed to affect space-time with this magic, and you can too if you put your mind to it, just be careful you don't want to extinguish life on earth, right? • “The Sixth True Magic”: Currently non-existent, a path to the Root will be granted. You can get close to him, but you must not touch him. By doing so, you will gain access to a new True Magic. It is speculated that the Sixth True Magic might be a magic that can bring happiness to everyone. This may or may not be the case. The magic has to be something unattainable by mundane or thaumaturgical means, as long as those criteria are met you can create the sixth magic, since you are creating something new and not reusing the five magics, this will be the one with which you connect the most, don't get me wrong, if you choose any of the other five, you will have no limits or problems when handling it, in fact you could take it to heights never seen before, only this being your creation, you will be more connected and you, and only you will be the person capable of using it, you are the creator of the sixth magic be proud. • Note something, the first, and fifth are similar in that a path to the root, an Akasha gate, originated and magic was obtained upon its arrival, while the second, third, and fourth were produced as a half to get to that place, however insignificant it may sound to some, this has its own weight in how your magic interacts with you, you may be able to touch or see the path to the Root, or you may try to recreate the means to reach the Root, be careful with that, people smarter than you tried, and they didn't end very well. • It can be said that magicians have become the adversaries of the planet, and by having magic, as redundant as it sounds, you have become a magician, something that the human mind would not normally be able to carry as a burden. Carrying such a power is the recklessness of changing the world, as such, from the moment you obtain true magic, you are destined to go through great things or most likely to affect the entire world, whether the change is good or bad, it will depend on what you decide. • Becoming a magician is something that must be thought carefully, it is a mantle, and it is raw power that will undoubtedly affect how you see the world or how the world sees you, you are entering forbidden territory for human hands, it is the land of gods, so unless you want to fight against gods or planets, think about it a bit before making your choice, and of course, you have some duties with humanity, it's not mandatory, but you can at least look at them once or twice, so they don't get killed or end up committing suicide. • You can grant one magic per person by creating five or six wizards who will be loyal to you until death, you can remove that magic whenever you want and however you want, although at least tell them what you are giving them, you do not want extradimensional accidents or extinction of life on earth, you can always decide to ignore this advice and have fun with the results. • You are by far the most talented and predisposed being to magic, your talent, ingenuity, and creativity have no comparison, your sense, and intuition regarding magecraft is undoubtedly superior, your mind has a library with all the magical knowledge of the entire verse from TYPE-MOON, whatever reality it is, it can be a bit overwhelming, but you get used to it, god forbid you can follow in the footsteps of Lorelei and focus on basic magecraft or some specific theme and develop it so much that you become the Bruce Lee of magic with 'Repeat a kick a thousand times', of course with your talent that can reach true magic levels very quickly, with any magic. • You can connect and adapt to any existing thaumaturgical foundation, yes, that includes the church, this would allow you to use any existing spell as long as you are connected to the foundation of that respective spell, be it sorcery, from Chinese philosophy magecraft, traditional Japanese magecraft and of course the one practiced by the clock tower, there is no foundation that you do not know and to which you cannot connect, if you do not like any, you can create your own thaumaturgical foundation with the rules and implications that you want and although technically it would be impossible, your own willpower is enough to maintain that foundation, if you decide to make that foundation your primary method of practicing magic, with your willpower involved, believe me, there will be no end to how strong you can become, and that applies to every foundation you connect to, you can revive a foundation on the verge of death to its best moment and take it to something much better. • Established and long-standing foundations will be more likely to connect and improve, they may not be as versatile, focusing only on their field as the church that is dedicated to something more spiritual, so be aware that you would spend a lot of time and resources originating a new foundation that connecting and empowering an existing one, each one has its cons and its pluses. • As a great magus you don't always have to depend on a large mound of magic circuits for everything, you can use the quantifiable energy of the Soul; the pseudo-spiritrons to design organisms or stronger objects, as the alchemists of Atlas do, you can also be like hackers and enter the network practicing their code-cast method, whenever you cannot or do not want to use your magic circuits you will find another way to practice sorcery, very well you can practice some method of “Walk and Breathe” to try to become a Xian, whatever method you choose you can take it to unimaginable heights without relying on your magic circuits, and with your talent you can do wonders. • It is true that you can work without magic circuits, you could very well become the best spell caster without even using them even once in your life, but it is better to use every resource you have and magic circuits are part of those resources, your circuits are special, unique in its kind, you will start with fifty magic circuits “Blue Bloods: Noble Magic Circuits”, being the best of the best, what differentiates it from the others is that your magic circuits are improved and shaped the more you use them, these circuits they will grow, improve and multiply, the very environment where you are will affect them and will affect their growth, they may become a “Magic Nucleus” or for some strange reason a “Magic Reactor”, there is also the possibility of becoming “Regression to the Age of Gods”. Allowing you to reproduce the existing mysteries before the age of man, it is certain that they will become what you want and that they will continually improve, in case they are damaged, or you do not have magic circuits they will begin to sprout or self-repair always looking for a way to advance, they may even be influenced by your origin. • As you have undoubtedly noticed, your magic circuits are not natural, this will not affect your form of sorcery in any negative way, who knows, you may reach some level higher than “Blue Bloods: Noble Magic Circuits” magic circuits are used to connect to the thaumaturgical foundation, you will see a rapid adaptation and improvement, the more you use them with a specific foundation, maybe even adopt some characteristics of said foundation. • You can create magic circuits through research and development and implant them in a host, but such a thing would be for someone else, because yours are already on their way to the best of the best. • This also affects how much magical energy you use, to make a comparison, the average mage has 20 units of magical energy, Ciel had 5000 units, you have 10000, and it will always improve according to your magic circuits, as a respected magus you must have enough energy to sustain any research or spell you want. • You can change your origin, it is true that the origin is the starting point that defines one's existence and directs one's actions throughout life. It is the driving force that comes from within the Root, which has managed to sprout from the Source and take material form, but you can change it, unlike other people you can trace your origin to the Root and exchange it for something that is more convenient, ok to see changes, so you will have to be careful, but at least you can change it for anything you want, be it creature, emotion or concept, you can even keep several at the same time, although you would have to be careful, the origin may end waking up if you swap it too much or if you have several, and they manage to sync up, you're a never-before-seen case, so crazy things can happen. • If a person ends up awakening their Origin, it becomes nearly impossible to deviate from their Origin, if even possible in the first place. It becomes an impulsive behavior that one would follow as if it were an absolute order, it has to be taken into account that if you achieved such a thing you would gain superhuman abilities according to your origin, the defense mechanism that you have will save you at some point after awakening your origin, the defense mechanism returns your origin to its state before waking up, you can program it so that it takes days or months to put your origin to sleep again, keep that in mind, the origin has to be treated with care. • Element, the elements are somewhat easier to deal with and without as much danger as the origins, by default you are an average with the five elements, fire, water, earth, air, and ether and just as before you can exchange and modify them to your liking it is better not to overlap an exaggerated number of elements, but at least you are not in as much danger as with the origins, the element is the type of magic with which you are more predisposed and which one you are better at, it should be noted that different cultures handle in different ways the elements, so there is a variety of elements with the same name, you will have to be more specific when changing the element. • The elements are not so rigid when it comes to making magecraft, if we put as an example that you have water as an element and that you want to learn spells more inclined with fire, you can, but it will cost more, although that is not your case, it should also be remembered that the elements are more than the name of said element itself, water is the fluidity and control of liquids, the other elements are something similar, only with their own peculiarities, there are elements as unique as sword or hollow, so who knows What things can you achieve if you start being creative. • Origins and elements are connected, so if you have the same origin and the same element, you will notice that your magic will have a boost on anything bordering on that field, although you run the risk of over-specializing, an example would be demon origin and demon element, you will find that you could do spectacular things with demonology, although you won't be able to do much with any kind of sorcery not associated with demons. • You are an artist when it comes to creating things, you would fit very well with Atlas, just like them, you are able to create things that could bring about the destruction of the world seven times, there is no limit in what you are able to build, from mystical supergiant codes like the “Foundation of Philosophy” up to the seven weapons of Atlas, it would be possible within your capabilities to start theorizing how to create Noble Phantasms or recreate them, very well you can do like the hikikomori of Caubac and create your own holy scriptures, or you can be like Zelretch troll and create items about magical girls or whatever you prefer, you can create the philosophical keys or magical crests or create something new based on it. • Theoretically, you are able to build anything shown in TYPE-MOON that is supernatural, and this includes everything from a simple pistol to the MOON CELL itself, and always with the ability to innovate, improve, or create something entirely new. • The “Philosophy Foundation” generated by the Xian in the land of China is essentially a simulation of an artificial Root. The Xians worked together as a group to build it. Instead of connecting to the Root using the gods as a relay, as civilizations in the Age of Gods did, the Xian produced their system of magic by building a Supergiant Mystic Code that merges with the planet. That is the Philosophy Foundation. • You are able to break down any magic you see or theorize into its most basic components, you may very well be called the second coming of Waver, for what you can do, with your talents it would not be difficult to dissect any magic you see down to its most basic concepts, being able to recreate it if you decide to do such a thing, you can always see ways to improve or modify it, but there is no magic that you don't see that you don't understand. • It has been said that anything magecraft can do technology can do and vice versa, you understand that principle well, you are capable of achieving anything science achieves through magecraft, any technology you see will only give you new and innovative ideas to achieve it through magecraft. • An example would be Apollo 11, you can imitate such a thing with magecraft, a space teleportation to reach the moon or some strange chimera that can take you, to know if you can do something else with astrology, true magic may end up dying, but magecraft it will be maintained and will continue to advance as long as you exist and science exists. • A magus is a scholar above all else, as a magus your main skill will be the investigation of sorcery in order to get to the root, you are a born investigator knowing every detail of the book by heart, a slight passing glance is enough to remember it whenever you want without need at a second glance, and not only that, you understand them to their very core, anything you don't know, you only need to investigate it to learn, as a researcher your handwriting will be relentless, your notes will be the finer details, and you can always do a thesis about a thousand and one ways to get to the root, you know for shit and giggles. • You unconsciously organize your work space, you will not be the typical researcher with your head in the clouds and with a workshop more messy than your room, no, your workshop is a perfect example of order, organized to the millimeter without you realizing it, this is also gone to all your jobs, no leaving dangerous things lying around unprotected or having all your tools dirty and messy, you know what they say, a tidy space is a safe space, and you have exemplary security. • You are a good teacher, you see the talent of people, their potential, and you can show that by bringing out all that talent, just like Waver you are an exceptional teacher when it comes to teaching, even the dumbest and most talentless person can become even a Lord, a person with real talent and a good head on his shoulders can very well get to Marshall just like Zelretch and Lorelei, of course as long as he listens to your lessons. • In addition to research you can focus your skills to develop many elements in any field you choose, on top of that you will never see any unwanted side effects or stalling your research, you see possibilities in mistakes, small delays in full stalls of a sorcery, potential in drawbacks, every mistake, bump, or snag in your eyes will become a possibility that may very well take your research to new heights. • Example: you can focus on martial arts, create something like the Nanaya killing arts, even recreate the Nanaya arts themselves, use pre-existing martial arts to give them mystical effects, it's very viable, you can create your own mystical martial arts. Assessing an enemy in the middle of a fight is easy for you, developing countermeasures against him or finding weaknesses you can exploit (If you have “The Mystic Eyes Of Death Perception” or something similar, you can find new lines of death or develop them in your enemy yourself) there is no field in which you cannot apply your talents. • Optionally, you can create a workshop, a workshop is a place where the magus carry out their research, it is a sacred place that any self-respecting magus will never let anyone enter, yours is impenetrable and untouchable, unless you allow it, at first you can design it inside as you like either as some ancient place of study or as a modern laboratory, your workshop is a subspace between dimensions, impossible for any being to find, no matter where you go you can access to your workshop from anywhere, be it places as remote as the bottom of the ocean, some forest, or desert forgotten by the hand of God or space itself, you just have to call it the way you want, a door will open where you can enter, you can modify this entrance as you want, needing a key or only access from a certain door when you want, and always having the flexibility so that you can modify it to your g you. • Your workshop has books on every possible sorcery and various ways to implement it, even notes for a beginner to practice little by little and build slowly, along with manuals and various articles for learning, it also has information on magus policy or data from the world both known and not, there is a lot of knowledge that will serve you, and not all of it is necessarily sorcery, at your option, all of TYPE-MOON's knowledge can be here in book formats or any other form you want, the workshop It will have any material or tool you require, and just like before it ranges from the most exotic never thinkable to the most normal, after spending that material it will recharge regularly, so you never have to worry about running out of resources. • In case you want something different, you can create your own workshop in the way you want, building both its defenses and places where you will store your knowledge and carry out your research, when you finish, the construction will gain the same benefits as if you had it. Given, these are undetectable and impenetrable. • Your workshop is a place for any outside creature not to enter and for anything inside not to leave, the workshop is something that you can change to your liking both in appearance, space and time, you can even change concepts within your own workshop, convert your ceiling a gateway to space, so you can admire any star from near or far, you can't be harmed inside your own workshop so the vacuum of space or the sun's rays would do little or nothing to you. • A magician walks with death, you among the many magus out there, you are sensitive to danger, you know very well when something can go wrong, you detect it like a bloodhound, whether it is a migraine, a slight smell or daring visions of the mirrors of what could go wrong, whatever method you choose, you know something will go wrong, and you know what will cause it, there is no longer any danger of experiments or ambushes, your sense of danger will alert you whenever death is near you, there will be no moments either late or too early, this gives you the right time, and also something of how to go out, there is nothing impossible to avoid death here. • You can leave marks on people so that they also notify you if they are in danger, you decide if the same person is aware of the danger or not. • You can say if you want to be like Akiha Tohno and I will become a half-breed with the blood of some mythical or supernatural beast, this will give you certain unique abilities depending on the blood you decide, it will also give you a stronger connection to the mystery, your instincts will be controllable and will not cause any problem, although they can always be useful, it is always curious to know what those senses perceive that is not detectable by humans. • Optionally, you can decide if you want to do some research to fully become that creature, an example being becoming a dead apostle like Gransurg Blackmore did. • You can give people mythical blood if you want to do something with it, you can always control them and take that power away from them if they rebel. • Despite the fact that many magus dislikes it, politics is present within their society, you are the one who governs that, words are an art that you master, you are the best, it is simple to deceive or convince people, you know how people think. People, you know what they want, you know how to guide their thoughts or group a group of people with certain ideas, you know by heart every law, every line, every letter of every word and every political loophole that you can take advantage of with all that, move in the world politician, it's not very difficult, you control it well, you can be considered a control demon for how well you handle everything. • If you don't want to touch politics, that's fine, you know enough to move in society, it's simple to fake smiles or emotions, deceiving people is second nature, making them believe that you are like them, without any problem and with a normal life it's surprisingly easy, if you don't want to fool anyone that's fine, just with the security you show you would eventually have some group of trustworthy friends. • Sometimes it is difficult to know if a decision is good, until after seeing what happens, not for you, the decisions you make, are made under detailed scrutiny, your decisions will no longer have the doubt of whether you did it right, and even if for some strange reason some bad decision goes through your detailed study, you will have a sixth sense that will constantly warn you not to choose it, it will be your decision after that. • If ever it is not enough to stick to the laws, you know how to do everything in a more criminal way, blackmail, extortion, threaten, etc. you know every dirty trick in the book, in fact you wrote the book, you know it backwards and forwards, the underworld has its own laws, and you know them like the back of your hand, your very well can create your own mafia and promote it by the underworld, and when it's not enough to talk, well, it's an easier way to just permanently eliminate every person or group that opposes, not that anyone finds out if you want. • You know people's minds, you know how they think, you know what they want, and you can notice very clearly when some thought of betrayal passes through their pretty little head now condemned, you can tell if they have a plan or if they are trying to influence you, not because of some strange ability but because you simply know how the human being works, there is no person that you cannot understand, just one look and the personality of any person remains in your eyes, abnormal cases like Shirou Emiya is simply looking at them from a slightly different perspective, it is easy to You play with those thoughts, moving some person from one place to another like a puppet is quite a fun hobby, turning the most cowardly person into something much worse than Shirou with his sense of heroism and his lack of self-preservation is simple, the most calm and good-hearted person under your hands can be left as Kirei Kotomine with no moral limit as to how much evil is enough, h woe to whoever makes you angry, you know enough about the human being to create a real hell with simple words, people tend to think that words cannot cause so much damage, after all, words are not as effective as a sword According to them, it is sometimes easy to forget that a few simple words caused the fall of Camelot. • Trade is not so attached to the magus, but it is better to have money and be like Luvia using money from one side to the other, not be like Rin and wonder if you can last until the end of the month paying attention to each expense you make, the world of commerce opens its huge golden doors to you, you know money, you know how money is managed, you know where there are opportunities or how to create them yourself, you know where definitely not to be around to keep the money you have and avoid losses. • You have what can be said, a golden luck, the lottery, prizes, or just finding a dollar on the street, money comes to you passively, you can control how much comes to you, from a simple five dollars to millions, someone can suspect, but you will still be rich, so there will not be so many problems. • You know every dollar, every coin by heart, down to the tiniest penny, you keep it in mind when you do the math, which makes you very good with numbers, but pluses aside, you keep every bit of your money in mind, so that if any bills or coins go missing you'll notice quickly, so it's easy to spot if some fool is having a funny idea about your money. • Furthermore, you are the best at handling money, you can very well copy the Harweys and get 60% of the planet or more, there will be opposition, but if you use this, plus your political skills, you can very well do it without anyone noticing. • Mystery is what allows magecraft, the crystallization of belief, so it is undeniable to say that without mystery there is no magecraft or magic, as time passes and technology advances, the mystery gradually evaporates from this world, a risk for the magus, because their job lies in the very existence of the mystery, that is a danger that does not apply to you, your mere existence revives the mystery, you are like a plant only instead of expelling air, you expel mystery, this is something you can control, such as applying it only to your actions or that it spreads throughout the world or only to an area in general, you decide. • Be careful not to spread it around the world, the revival of the mystery can revive some troublesome things, most likely you can irreparably affect the world itself, the planet itself will be affected by such an action. • If you decide to enclose the mystery in an area, in that small area the mystery will begin to accumulate, affecting everything that is inside, each plant, each animal, each insect, even the smallest being can be affected. • Since the mystery comes from you, every creature that is impacted by the mystery you produce will feel a feeling of loyalty towards you, the probability that they will not be loyal to you is close to zero, they may see you as a divine being, which is god to humans, at worst they will be of no use to you, but they will still refuse to harm you. • You have more security against Gaia and Alaya, they will be softer when it comes to judging whether to eliminate you, you can be much more reckless than the rest of the magicians and unless you do something extreme like endangering the entire planet or humanity itself, none attack, they will stay away and not bother you, they will watch you it is true, but they will never interfere with anything you do as long as you do not go too far, this includes that Alaya cannot prune the timeline where you are, you are an immutable being when it comes to damaging the timeline, the incineration of humanity or the Lostbelt will do nothing to you, you are protected from that by sending you to another time and space, you will be displaced through time to the point of origin where that timeline was damaged, the singularities, very well you can solve it or just observe while you continue with your investigation while you wait to be sent to another space-time, in case it is solved you will return to where you were before all this happened, and in case that timeline is doomed you will be sent to another timeline that is not in danger. • Your powers cannot be stolen, deleted, copied or anything like that, you will have constant protection against negative effects, in case something unexpected happens, you will be randomly teleported, your powers will return, eventually, they always return. • Without perfection, nothing you build is ever perfect, it never will be, nor are you perfect, perfection is a limiting factor, when perfection arrives there is nothing else, that is why you can break perfection being able to grow unlimitedly, there is no limit in terms of you can grow or improve pre-existing things because in principle there is no end for you, and although some may say that there must be an end, a point at which you will eventually reach perfection by not being able to improve anymore, they are wrong, as simple beings, his imagination, his head can only come to that conclusion, that there is a limit, but not you, the limits seen in mortal eyes do not apply, you see an infinite path, the root itself is infinite and constantly growing, because you cannot be equal to her and have no limits in your growth, without perfection, without limits, a perpetual growth.
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