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Zach tbd – junkyard ep
#Rock #experimental #folk #indie #lofi #pristine #stl #StLouis
CC BY-NC (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial) #ccmusic
https://zachtbd.bandcamp.com/album/junkyard-ep

Zach tbd – junkyard ep
#Rock #experimental #folk #indie #lofi #pristine #stl #StLouis
CC BY-NC (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial) #ccmusic
https://zachtbd.bandcamp.com/album/junkyard-ep

Vinylsonntag: Pristine – The Lines We Cross (2023 🇳🇴)

#vinylsonntag #semmehorcht #vinylsunday #vinylmatinee #vinyl #vinylcommunity #vinylcollector #vinylcollection #nowspinning #currentlyspinning #recordoftheday #ClearVinyl #recordcollection #vinyllover #vinyladdict #vinyloftheday #rockvinyl #hardrock #classicrock #retrorock #norwegianrock #scandinavianrock #femalevocals #guitarrock #bluesrock #gatefold #180gramvinyl #pristine #thelineswecross #tromso

Vinylsonntag: Pristine – The Lines We Cross (2023 🇳🇴)

#vinylsonntag #semmehorcht #vinylsunday #vinylmatinee #vinyl #vinylcommunity #vinylcollector #vinylcollection #nowspinning #currentlyspinning #recordoftheday #ClearVinyl #recordcollection #vinyllover #vinyladdict #vinyloftheday #rockvinyl #hardrock #classicrock #retrorock #norwegianrock #scandinavianrock #femalevocals #guitarrock #bluesrock #gatefold #180gramvinyl #pristine #thelineswecross #tromso

https://www.europesays.com/uk/583089/ Te Arai Links courses, Tara Iti and Cape Kidnappers named in Golf.com’s top 100 #100 #and #arai #auckland #Cape #coast #courses #each #East #Golf #golfcoms #in #iti #Just #kidnappers #Links #minutes #named #North #only #other #Places #pristine #rated #Sports #stretch #tara #te #them #there': #three #top #top100 #UK #UnitedKingdom #where #within #World

https://www.fogolf.com/1100870/te-arai-links-courses-tara-iti-and-cape-kidnappers-named-in-golf-coms-top-100/ Te Arai Links courses, Tara Iti and Cape Kidnappers named in Golf.com’s top 100 #100 #and #arai #Auckland #Cape #Coast #Courses #each #EAST #Golf #GolfCourses #golfcoms #in #Iti #just #kidnappers #links #minutes #Named #north #Only #Other #places #pristine #RATED #stretch #Tara #te #Them #There. #three #top #Top100 #where #within #WORLD

Trump approves mining road, delivers $70 million windfall to #MAGA #billionaire #Trump Signs Order to Approve #Mining Road Through #Alaska Wilderness. The #executiveorder also made the federal government a 10 percent shareholder in the mining company Trilogy #Metals. 211-mile #industrial road that would cut through #pristine Alaskan #wilderness to reach a proposed #copper and #zinc #mine #environment #ecology #pollution #money #politics #rareearth #minerals #climatecrisis #greed #corruption

il lago Bianco - the White Lake, at #Gavia Pass inside #Stelvio Nat'l Park, #Italy
#outdoors #omsystem #olympusom1 #nature #lake #water #pristine #mountains

Kosova'da Dua Lipa ve Edis rüzgârı esti: Kosova'nın başkenti Priştine'de bu yıl 5'ncisi düzenlenen Sunny Hill Festivali'nin ilk gecesinde, Türk pop müziği sanatçısı Edis ve Kosova asıllı şarkıcı Dua Lipa sahne aldı.

Dua Lipa ve babası Dukagjin Lipa'nın kurduğu Sunny Hill Vakfı tarafından Priştine'de düzenlenen festivale katılmak isteyen katılımcılar, öğle saatlerinden itibaren festival alanını… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/kosova-da-dua-lipa-ve-edis-ruzg-ri-esti-246584.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #DuaLipa #Edis #SunnyHillFestivali #Priştine #Kosova

Kosova'da Dua Lipa ve Edis rüzgârı esti: Kosova'nın başkenti Priştine'de bu yıl 5'ncisi düzenlenen Sunny Hill Festivali'nin ilk gecesinde, Türk pop müziği sanatçısı Edis ve Kosova asıllı şarkıcı Dua Lipa sahne aldı.

Dua Lipa ve babası Dukagjin Lipa'nın kurduğu Sunny Hill Vakfı tarafından Priştine'de düzenlenen festivale katılmak isteyen katılımcılar, öğle saatlerinden itibaren festival alanını… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/kosova-da-dua-lipa-ve-edis-ruzg-ri-esti-246584.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #DuaLipa #Edis #SunnyHillFestivali #Priştine #Kosova

Kosova'da Dua Lipa ve Edis rüzgârı esti: Kosova'nın başkenti Priştine'de bu yıl 5'ncisi düzenlenen Sunny Hill Festivali'nin ilk gecesinde, Türk pop müziği sanatçısı Edis ve Kosova asıllı şarkıcı Dua Lipa sahne aldı.

Dua Lipa ve babası Dukagjin Lipa'nın kurduğu Sunny Hill Vakfı tarafından Priştine'de düzenlenen festivale katılmak isteyen katılımcılar, öğle saatlerinden itibaren festival alanını… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/kosova-da-dua-lipa-ve-edis-ruzg-ri-esti-246584.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #DuaLipa #Edis #SunnyHillFestivali #Priştine #Kosova

Time Rift – In Flight Review

By Kenstrosity

Securing my first promo for 2025 proved to be a trial and a tribulation. Setbacks, obstacles, and complications conspired to leave me without a charge. But, at the eleventh hour, Portland, Oregon’s Time Rift swooped in to save the day! Established in 2014 from the ashes of the now-defunct Doomsower, In Flight hearkens back to the heavy metal and hard rock stylings of the 1970s, modernized in much the same way Night Flight Orchestra often strives to revisit and refresh tunes of the 1980s. With sophomore effort In Flight, Time Rift tout a revamped lineup, boasting the powerhouse pipes of new vocalist Domino Monet. With this new asset, label backing courtesy of Dying Victims Productions, and thirty freshly minted minutes of rollicking heavy music in tow, will In Flight help Time Rift soar above the toils of the underground, or will it fail to launch?

Time Rift reminds me very heavily of last year’s Saturday Night Satan, which is an excellent place to start. Subtract the occult inspirations, you still gain massively hooky songs, belting and charismatic vocals, buttery smooth rock riffs and grooving percussion. Built for fans of classic acts, like Budgie, and modern standouts such as Argus, Pristine, and Satan alike, In Flight is upbeat, youthful, and brimming with vim and vigor. However, unlike the vast majority of what we cover here, Time Rift’s material appeals to a wider audience by virtue of its cleaner tones, lighter character, and old-school approach to rocking and rolling. Put another way, these are numbers better suited for cruising long stretches of abandoned highway at high speeds, wind in your hair, and not a care in the world, than for getting brutally spit-roasted by a horde of Satan’s Finest in a snow-capped Scandinavian forest.

At a remarkably tight thirty-one minutes, In Flight dives in, takes your money and your attention, and bolts in the blink of an eye. That doesn’t leave much time to make a lasting impression, but Time Rift’s undeniable hooks ensure maximum penetration. “I Am the Spear” rollicks with the swagger of an entire biker gang, kicking off the album with a propulsive, boisterous launch. Meanwhile “Follow Tomorrow,” “Coyote Queen,” and “The Hunter” follow up that explosive ante with infectious, anthemic choruses sure to lodge deeply in the gray matter for weeks at a time. A varied songwriting palette allows each of these aforementioned songs to mingle beautifully with more out-of-the-box cuts, like the punky, Cam Girl-esque hit “Dancing with the Sun,” the sinister, bluesy closer “Hellbound,” or the lightened Iron Maiden gallop “Thunder Calling.” In sum, there are no bad songs on In Flight, and its fun factor remains high and consistent across the board.

That leaves points of improvement as my only source for critique, rather than true missteps. Firstly, an album this short and of this kind doesn’t need soft and fluffy interludes, even if they are as pretty as “Into the Stillness,” as they tend to siphon momentum from the experience without offering sufficient storytelling elements to compensate. Yet, “Into the Stillness” does exactly that—too short and too superficial to make its mark. Cutting it or fleshing it out further would alleviate this sapping effect. Additionally, as rocking as In Flight undoubtedly is, it does veer a bit on the safe side. It’s not as much a question of what Time Rift do to elevate a time-worn style of rock past what we know works, but rather a lack of something particular in their sound or execution that is uniquely and unmistakably Time Rift. Based on what In Flight offers, that distinct voice that sets bands like this apart from their peers, young and olde alike, hasn’t yet surfaced.

At the end of the road, In Flight is fun, vibrant, and familiar. There’s nothing new here, nor is there anything wonky enough to give anyone a reason to kick it out of bed. However, there’s also not enough here to convince newcomers to sing its praises above more established household names. At least, not yet. There’s lots of potential still to be realized in Time Rift, and I for one am more than a little curious to see where they’ll take me next.

Rating: Good
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: timerift.bandcamp.com/releases | facebook.com/timeriftband
Releases Worldwide: January 17th, 2025

#2025 #30 #AmericanMetal #Argus #Budgie #CamGirl #Doomsower #DyingVictimsProductions #HardRock #HeavyMetal #InFlight #IronMaiden #Jan25 #NightFlightOrchestra #Pristine #Review #Reviews #Satan #SaturdayNightSatan #TimeRift

Time Rift – In Flight Review

By Kenstrosity

Securing my first promo for 2025 proved to be a trial and a tribulation. Setbacks, obstacles, and complications conspired to leave me without a charge. But, at the eleventh hour, Portland, Oregon’s Time Rift swooped in to save the day! Established in 2014 from the ashes of the now-defunct Doomsower, In Flight hearkens back to the heavy metal and hard rock stylings of the 1970s, modernized in much the same way Night Flight Orchestra often strives to revisit and refresh tunes of the 1980s. With sophomore effort In Flight, Time Rift tout a revamped lineup, boasting the powerhouse pipes of new vocalist Domino Monet. With this new asset, label backing courtesy of Dying Victims Productions, and thirty freshly minted minutes of rollicking heavy music in tow, will In Flight help Time Rift soar above the toils of the underground, or will it fail to launch?

Time Rift reminds me very heavily of last year’s Saturday Night Satan, which is an excellent place to start. Subtract the occult inspirations, you still gain massively hooky songs, belting and charismatic vocals, buttery smooth rock riffs and grooving percussion. Built for fans of classic acts, like Budgie, and modern standouts such as Argus, Pristine, and Satan alike, In Flight is upbeat, youthful, and brimming with vim and vigor. However, unlike the vast majority of what we cover here, Time Rift’s material appeals to a wider audience by virtue of its cleaner tones, lighter character, and old-school approach to rocking and rolling. Put another way, these are numbers better suited for cruising long stretches of abandoned highway at high speeds, wind in your hair, and not a care in the world, than for getting brutally spit-roasted by a horde of Satan’s Finest in a snow-capped Scandinavian forest.

At a remarkably tight thirty-one minutes, In Flight dives in, takes your money and your attention, and bolts in the blink of an eye. That doesn’t leave much time to make a lasting impression, but Time Rift’s undeniable hooks ensure maximum penetration. “I Am the Spear” rollicks with the swagger of an entire biker gang, kicking off the album with a propulsive, boisterous launch. Meanwhile “Follow Tomorrow,” “Coyote Queen,” and “The Hunter” follow up that explosive ante with infectious, anthemic choruses sure to lodge deeply in the gray matter for weeks at a time. A varied songwriting palette allows each of these aforementioned songs to mingle beautifully with more out-of-the-box cuts, like the punky, Cam Girl-esque hit “Dancing with the Sun,” the sinister, bluesy closer “Hellbound,” or the lightened Iron Maiden gallop “Thunder Calling.” In sum, there are no bad songs on In Flight, and its fun factor remains high and consistent across the board.

That leaves points of improvement as my only source for critique, rather than true missteps. Firstly, an album this short and of this kind doesn’t need soft and fluffy interludes, even if they are as pretty as “Into the Stillness,” as they tend to siphon momentum from the experience without offering sufficient storytelling elements to compensate. Yet, “Into the Stillness” does exactly that—too short and too superficial to make its mark. Cutting it or fleshing it out further would alleviate this sapping effect. Additionally, as rocking as In Flight undoubtedly is, it does veer a bit on the safe side. It’s not as much a question of what Time Rift do to elevate a time-worn style of rock past what we know works, but rather a lack of something particular in their sound or execution that is uniquely and unmistakably Time Rift. Based on what In Flight offers, that distinct voice that sets bands like this apart from their peers, young and olde alike, hasn’t yet surfaced.

At the end of the road, In Flight is fun, vibrant, and familiar. There’s nothing new here, nor is there anything wonky enough to give anyone a reason to kick it out of bed. However, there’s also not enough here to convince newcomers to sing its praises above more established household names. At least, not yet. There’s lots of potential still to be realized in Time Rift, and I for one am more than a little curious to see where they’ll take me next.

Rating: Good
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: timerift.bandcamp.com/releases | facebook.com/timeriftband
Releases Worldwide: January 17th, 2025

#2025 #30 #AmericanMetal #Argus #Budgie #CamGirl #Doomsower #DyingVictimsProductions #HardRock #HeavyMetal #InFlight #IronMaiden #Jan25 #NightFlightOrchestra #Pristine #Review #Reviews #Satan #SaturdayNightSatan #TimeRift

Time Rift – In Flight Review

By Kenstrosity

Securing my first promo for 2025 proved to be a trial and a tribulation. Setbacks, obstacles, and complications conspired to leave me without a charge. But, at the eleventh hour, Portland, Oregon’s Time Rift swooped in to save the day! Established in 2014 from the ashes of the now-defunct Doomsower, In Flight hearkens back to the heavy metal and hard rock stylings of the 1970s, modernized in much the same way Night Flight Orchestra often strives to revisit and refresh tunes of the 1980s. With sophomore effort In Flight, Time Rift tout a revamped lineup, boasting the powerhouse pipes of new vocalist Domino Monet. With this new asset, label backing courtesy of Dying Victims Productions, and thirty freshly minted minutes of rollicking heavy music in tow, will In Flight help Time Rift soar above the toils of the underground, or will it fail to launch?

Time Rift reminds me very heavily of last year’s Saturday Night Satan, which is an excellent place to start. Subtract the occult inspirations, you still gain massively hooky songs, belting and charismatic vocals, buttery smooth rock riffs and grooving percussion. Built for fans of classic acts, like Budgie, and modern standouts such as Argus, Pristine, and Satan alike, In Flight is upbeat, youthful, and brimming with vim and vigor. However, unlike the vast majority of what we cover here, Time Rift’s material appeals to a wider audience by virtue of its cleaner tones, lighter character, and old-school approach to rocking and rolling. Put another way, these are numbers better suited for cruising long stretches of abandoned highway at high speeds, wind in your hair, and not a care in the world, than for getting brutally spit-roasted by a horde of Satan’s Finest in a snow-capped Scandinavian forest.

At a remarkably tight thirty-one minutes, In Flight dives in, takes your money and your attention, and bolts in the blink of an eye. That doesn’t leave much time to make a lasting impression, but Time Rift’s undeniable hooks ensure maximum penetration. “I Am the Spear” rollicks with the swagger of an entire biker gang, kicking off the album with a propulsive, boisterous launch. Meanwhile “Follow Tomorrow,” “Coyote Queen,” and “The Hunter” follow up that explosive ante with infectious, anthemic choruses sure to lodge deeply in the gray matter for weeks at a time. A varied songwriting palette allows each of these aforementioned songs to mingle beautifully with more out-of-the-box cuts, like the punky, Cam Girl-esque hit “Dancing with the Sun,” the sinister, bluesy closer “Hellbound,” or the lightened Iron Maiden gallop “Thunder Calling.” In sum, there are no bad songs on In Flight, and its fun factor remains high and consistent across the board.

That leaves points of improvement as my only source for critique, rather than true missteps. Firstly, an album this short and of this kind doesn’t need soft and fluffy interludes, even if they are as pretty as “Into the Stillness,” as they tend to siphon momentum from the experience without offering sufficient storytelling elements to compensate. Yet, “Into the Stillness” does exactly that—too short and too superficial to make its mark. Cutting it or fleshing it out further would alleviate this sapping effect. Additionally, as rocking as In Flight undoubtedly is, it does veer a bit on the safe side. It’s not as much a question of what Time Rift do to elevate a time-worn style of rock past what we know works, but rather a lack of something particular in their sound or execution that is uniquely and unmistakably Time Rift. Based on what In Flight offers, that distinct voice that sets bands like this apart from their peers, young and olde alike, hasn’t yet surfaced.

At the end of the road, In Flight is fun, vibrant, and familiar. There’s nothing new here, nor is there anything wonky enough to give anyone a reason to kick it out of bed. However, there’s also not enough here to convince newcomers to sing its praises above more established household names. At least, not yet. There’s lots of potential still to be realized in Time Rift, and I for one am more than a little curious to see where they’ll take me next.

Rating: Good
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: timerift.bandcamp.com/releases | facebook.com/timeriftband
Releases Worldwide: January 17th, 2025

#2025 #30 #AmericanMetal #Argus #Budgie #CamGirl #Doomsower #DyingVictimsProductions #HardRock #HeavyMetal #InFlight #IronMaiden #Jan25 #NightFlightOrchestra #Pristine #Review #Reviews #Satan #SaturdayNightSatan #TimeRift

Time Rift – In Flight Review

By Kenstrosity

Securing my first promo for 2025 proved to be a trial and a tribulation. Setbacks, obstacles, and complications conspired to leave me without a charge. But, at the eleventh hour, Portland, Oregon’s Time Rift swooped in to save the day! Established in 2014 from the ashes of the now-defunct Doomsower, In Flight hearkens back to the heavy metal and hard rock stylings of the 1970s, modernized in much the same way Night Flight Orchestra often strives to revisit and refresh tunes of the 1980s. With sophomore effort In Flight, Time Rift tout a revamped lineup, boasting the powerhouse pipes of new vocalist Domino Monet. With this new asset, label backing courtesy of Dying Victims Productions, and thirty freshly minted minutes of rollicking heavy music in tow, will In Flight help Time Rift soar above the toils of the underground, or will it fail to launch?

Time Rift reminds me very heavily of last year’s Saturday Night Satan, which is an excellent place to start. Subtract the occult inspirations, you still gain massively hooky songs, belting and charismatic vocals, buttery smooth rock riffs and grooving percussion. Built for fans of classic acts, like Budgie, and modern standouts such as Argus, Pristine, and Satan alike, In Flight is upbeat, youthful, and brimming with vim and vigor. However, unlike the vast majority of what we cover here, Time Rift’s material appeals to a wider audience by virtue of its cleaner tones, lighter character, and old-school approach to rocking and rolling. Put another way, these are numbers better suited for cruising long stretches of abandoned highway at high speeds, wind in your hair, and not a care in the world, than for getting brutally spit-roasted by a horde of Satan’s Finest in a snow-capped Scandinavian forest.

At a remarkably tight thirty-one minutes, In Flight dives in, takes your money and your attention, and bolts in the blink of an eye. That doesn’t leave much time to make a lasting impression, but Time Rift’s undeniable hooks ensure maximum penetration. “I Am the Spear” rollicks with the swagger of an entire biker gang, kicking off the album with a propulsive, boisterous launch. Meanwhile “Follow Tomorrow,” “Coyote Queen,” and “The Hunter” follow up that explosive ante with infectious, anthemic choruses sure to lodge deeply in the gray matter for weeks at a time. A varied songwriting palette allows each of these aforementioned songs to mingle beautifully with more out-of-the-box cuts, like the punky, Cam Girl-esque hit “Dancing with the Sun,” the sinister, bluesy closer “Hellbound,” or the lightened Iron Maiden gallop “Thunder Calling.” In sum, there are no bad songs on In Flight, and its fun factor remains high and consistent across the board.

That leaves points of improvement as my only source for critique, rather than true missteps. Firstly, an album this short and of this kind doesn’t need soft and fluffy interludes, even if they are as pretty as “Into the Stillness,” as they tend to siphon momentum from the experience without offering sufficient storytelling elements to compensate. Yet, “Into the Stillness” does exactly that—too short and too superficial to make its mark. Cutting it or fleshing it out further would alleviate this sapping effect. Additionally, as rocking as In Flight undoubtedly is, it does veer a bit on the safe side. It’s not as much a question of what Time Rift do to elevate a time-worn style of rock past what we know works, but rather a lack of something particular in their sound or execution that is uniquely and unmistakably Time Rift. Based on what In Flight offers, that distinct voice that sets bands like this apart from their peers, young and olde alike, hasn’t yet surfaced.

At the end of the road, In Flight is fun, vibrant, and familiar. There’s nothing new here, nor is there anything wonky enough to give anyone a reason to kick it out of bed. However, there’s also not enough here to convince newcomers to sing its praises above more established household names. At least, not yet. There’s lots of potential still to be realized in Time Rift, and I for one am more than a little curious to see where they’ll take me next.

Rating: Good
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kb/s mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: timerift.bandcamp.com/releases | facebook.com/timeriftband
Releases Worldwide: January 17th, 2025

#2025 #30 #AmericanMetal #Argus #Budgie #CamGirl #Doomsower #DyingVictimsProductions #HardRock #HeavyMetal #InFlight #IronMaiden #Jan25 #NightFlightOrchestra #Pristine #Review #Reviews #Satan #SaturdayNightSatan #TimeRift

A thought provoking piece about Sophie Yeo's new book in Nature about what pristine actually means. I wrote about how much it irritates me that people describe the Arctic as pristine once.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02761-3?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-gb

#pristine #climatediary #climatechange

Nature's Wonders Capturing Bryon Cormier's Adventures in the Rule of Thirds

See More Seeds: https://aidyslexic.raupulus.dev/collections/show/1745

#StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #wildlife #nature-photography #Bryon-Cormier #remote-wilderness #pristine #rule-of-thirds #animals #portraits #conservation

Diverse Grasslands Capturing the Pristine Landscapes and Unique Protagonists in the Rule of Thirds

See More Seeds: https://aidyslexic.raupulus.dev/collections/show/1744

#StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #professional #wildlife-photography #diverse #grassland #natural #protagonists #rule-of-thirds #Alexy-Trofimov #pristine-environments

Diverse Grasslands Capturing the Pristine Landscapes and Unique Protagonists in the Rule of Thirds

See More Seeds: https://aidyslexic.raupulus.dev/collections/show/1744

#StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #professional #wildlife-photography #diverse #grassland #natural #protagonists #rule-of-thirds #Alexy-Trofimov #pristine-environments

Diverse Grasslands Capturing the Pristine Landscapes and Unique Protagonists in the Rule of Thirds

See More Seeds: https://aidyslexic.raupulus.dev/collections/show/1744

#StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #professional #wildlife-photography #diverse #grassland #natural #protagonists #rule-of-thirds #Alexy-Trofimov #pristine-environments

Diverse Grasslands Capturing the Pristine Landscapes and Unique Protagonists in the Rule of Thirds

See More Seeds: https://aidyslexic.raupulus.dev/collections/show/1744

#StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #professional #wildlife-photography #diverse #grassland #natural #protagonists #rule-of-thirds #Alexy-Trofimov #pristine-environments

Diverse Grasslands Capturing the Pristine Landscapes and Unique Protagonists in the Rule of Thirds

See More Seeds: https://aidyslexic.raupulus.dev/collections/show/1744

#StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #professional #wildlife-photography #diverse #grassland #natural #protagonists #rule-of-thirds #Alexy-Trofimov #pristine-environments

Capturing Paradise Wildlife in Dramatic Motion Blur

See More Seeds: https://aidyslexic.raupulus.dev/collections/show/1451

#StableDiffusion #ai #ArtificialIntelligence #wildlife #viewing-pleasure #wind-in-their-fur #thriving-habitats #Island-Paradises #nature's-keepers #pristine-environments #immersed #wild #secluded-worlds

"The [#AUC] report notes that the vast majority of #wind and #solar sites are located on poorer land. [And] that #windfarms use about 5% of their lease area, leaving the rest for #grazing or suitable #crops... `It is very difficult to define #pristine #viewscape in a manner that satisfies all stakeholders, and [it] may not be desirable because the value of a viewscape is subjective. [Sometimes] a view [of] existing #development may be of greater value to #Albertans than a pristine view.'"

#lapalma trip so lucky to visit this place. Trees and forest protected. No industry since 1980 to protect from pollution affecting the observatories.
#pristine #wild

Maybe #pristine #awareness, attained through #Dzogchen or similar vehicles, involves little or no measurable physical brain activity?

"Pristine"
#pristine #cleanair #bright #brightcolours #brightcoloursmakemehappy #happy #happyday #cold #colourful #green #blue #bluesky #open #winter #greenireland #theburren #theburrenway #burrencollege #view #countyclare #newtown #hills #prairies #ireland #irish #irishcountryside #éire

Kotaku: Tears Of The Kingdom: Best Weapons To Fuse Right Away https://kotaku.com/tears-of-the-kingdom-best-weapons-lynel-diamond-1850577777 #gaming #tech #kotaku #thelegendofzeldatearsofthekingdom #videogamesdevelopedinjapan #classificationofswords #singleplayervideogames #actionadventuregames #thelegendofzelda #princesszelda #humaninterest #constructiii #claymoremine #constructiv #mastersword #leathers #pristine #majora #spears

Kotaku: Tears Of The Kingdom: Best Weapons To Fuse Right Away https://kotaku.com/tears-of-the-kingdom-best-weapons-lynel-diamond-1850577777 #gaming #tech #kotaku #thelegendofzeldatearsofthekingdom #videogamesdevelopedinjapan #classificationofswords #singleplayervideogames #actionadventuregames #thelegendofzelda #princesszelda #humaninterest #constructiii #claymoremine #constructiv #mastersword #leathers #pristine #majora #spears

Kotaku: Tears Of The Kingdom: Best Weapons To Fuse Right Away https://kotaku.com/tears-of-the-kingdom-best-weapons-lynel-diamond-1850577777 #gaming #tech #kotaku #thelegendofzeldatearsofthekingdom #videogamesdevelopedinjapan #classificationofswords #singleplayervideogames #actionadventuregames #thelegendofzelda #princesszelda #humaninterest #constructiii #claymoremine #constructiv #mastersword #leathers #pristine #majora #spears

Kotaku: Tears Of The Kingdom: Best Weapons To Fuse Right Away https://kotaku.com/tears-of-the-kingdom-best-weapons-lynel-diamond-1850577777 #gaming #tech #kotaku #thelegendofzeldatearsofthekingdom #videogamesdevelopedinjapan #classificationofswords #singleplayervideogames #actionadventuregames #thelegendofzelda #princesszelda #humaninterest #constructiii #claymoremine #constructiv #mastersword #leathers #pristine #majora #spears

#Microplastics are everywhere. What does that mean for our #Immune systems? Tiny particles of plastic turn up in our #DrinkingWater, #blood and even regions of the #Earth thought to be #pristine— so it’s vital we learn what they’re doing to us. https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/06/02/1073822/microplastics-immune-systems/