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Getting more listeners on SoundCloud can seem like a hustle. We all dislike the feeling when we've put so much work into our music project and when we finally upload it, the feedback we receive is not what we hoped for.
The important thing is that you don't let it discourage you. In most cases it's not your music's fault but the way you distribute it. Here are some tips to get more listeners on SoundCloud and have your work heard.
Clean Up Your SoundCloud Page
Your SoundCloud page is what represents your work. It's important to be organized and mistake-free. Go through it and correct any spelling mistakes you can find. It will look good if you add capitalized letters where it is applicable. It should be as representative as a handed CV to a job you really wanted.
Take the time to write a short bio where you tell your audience who you are in a subtle way. Afterward, make sure everything is tagged and labeled correctly. Then you can add your social media links. All of these are important, especially if a major label executive was to view your page.
After you've done these things, go through your profile and see if you have an old project still hanging from before that doesn't apply to your current skills. You don't need those and it's best to remove them. What you need is something that displays recent work or work you're extremely proud of.
And lastly, your SoundCloud page is nothing without eye-catching images. The graphics you put there should reflect and capture the whole mood of your productions. If you don't do or like graphics, you can always post photos but for those, you should make sure they're professionally taken or are at least very good quality.
How to Get Noticed in SoundCloud itself
A lot of producers say that the follow/unfollow method works really well on SoundCloud. To be honest, this method works everywhere, especially on Twitter, and it's the most obvious one. Find people similar to what you do and start following them.
You can follow a huge amount of people on SoundCloud, just don't make it more than 2000 or you will get banned. A good percentage of those will follow you back. In a few days, you can unfollow the ones who didn't follow you back and repeat the action again.
Another way to get noticed is by commenting on recently uploaded. Search through the recently uploaded music for people similar to what you do and start commenting on their work. Honest comments with genuine feedback always work and will inspire the same response (it also won't hurt if the people you're commenting on have a huge number of followers).
Another popular way to get noticed is by tags. Yes, put as many tags as you can! A good idea is to add moods and a location to your tags because people often search by those. But what you shouldn't do is put in your tags multiple genres. Stick to only one – your own! Adding many genres to your tags has proved to be useless and is often confusing for people who are searching for a specific type of music.
In addition, there is an idea I'd like to offer which you can implement on your SoundCloud page. You can comment on your own waveform on purpose to tell a story. It can be in the form of telling the story of how you made that specific beat. For example, you can comment on different parts of it and say how much time this part took you to produce, where you were while you were doing another part of the beat, what inspired you for the end of the song, etc.
Also, consider submitting your tracks to SoundCloud groups. There are a few that have more than 100, 000 members. If you post your work in groups like these, there is a huge chance you will get many new listeners and new followers.
A very awesome idea: run a mix series.
It could be a monthly or weekly series where you record the mixes yourself or you ask similar producers to deliver a mix for you.
This way you can have your followers always expecting something new from you, which will get them engaged and hooked to your music.
How to Lead People to Your SoundCloud Page from Outside
Leading people to your SoundCloud page from outside of SoundCloud should also be on your to-do list.
If you haven't yet, start collecting email addresses. There are many ways to collect leads. You can read more on it here.
Once you have a good amount of leads, it's a good idea to start sending your audience updates in the form of newsletters. You can do this for each new track release. Usually, sending out emails is about giving your audience an additional value. Brainstorm about what this could be for your followers. The most famous additional value you can give in the music industry is usually a Free Download link for your latest release.
Another way to lead people to your SoundCloud page is by posting music on forums, Facebook groups and on Reddit. You should find your audience right where they discuss what they love (in your case this is music) and bump into the conversation there. For your field of work, Reddit is a very popular channel.
What you're doing is a one-man job but you should remember that there are others in the same shoes you're in. Find an artist in your genre whose music you really enjoy and who, by any chance, has a similar online presence to yours. This is in the form of similar follower number, similar plays or similar email list size.
If you really enjoy their music, there is a huge chance your fans will also love their music and the other way around for his fans.
Once you have your eyes on this artist, connect with him and offer him to trade promotions. You can, for example, repost each other's tracks on SoundCloud or include each other's tracks in the newsletters you send out to your audience.
This is basically the next step after you start off good on SoundCloud.
Paid solutions
There are also many paid ways to get noticed on SoundCloud. The most obvious way is Facebook ads. Target carefully your audience and you should be off to a good start with Facebook ads. They generate a lot of traffic to wherever you want your listeners to land. Overall, play with your Facebook Page. You'll find interesting methods to promote there such as offers or sponsored posts.
Another very famous and paid solution to get more listeners is SoundCloud Plays. How does it work? In their own words: they attract an army of listeners to your track to increase plays, boost social proof and make you more popular.
So, this is how you can get more listeners on SoundCloud. If you're just starting, don't jump to the paid options just yet. Try out all the other ways and you will find it's not so hard to get noticed on SoundCloud. Once you can afford to pay for a bigger audience, start promoting yourself.
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"Breaking Pointe," a reality-television show about Ballet West, is breaking my heart. "So You Think You Can Dance" is as feckless as ever. And Amy Sherman-Palladino's wise, snappy "Bunheads" was canceled. When it comes to dance on television, the best move is to reach for the remote.
While competition shows have become so embedded in pop culture that the idea of another season of Fox's "So You Think" is merely ignorable, the demise of "Bunheads," which ran on ABC Family, is crushing. The series starred Sutton Foster as Michelle, a Las Vegas showgirl who winds up in a coastal California town teaching ballet at a studio run by Fanny Flowers (Kelly Bishop). Can nothing be done to extend its life? Netflix? HBO? I'd take Lifetime.
Last week, Ms. Sherman-Palladino released a farewell video featuring members of her cast — "Formerly Known As Bunheads" — in a poignant last dance. All the trademarks of a "Bunheads" number were there: youthful exuberance, adherence to line, winsome musicality and, most refreshing, dancers in full-body shots.
In the piece, set to Elton John's "Blues for Baby and Me" and posted on YouTube, dancers enter from the sides and sweep across the stage, where two ballet barres dissect the space. In unison, each of six young women leans forward in an arabesque penché before stepping forward to rise on point and arching back. Their feet snap into first position, and even though the moment lasts for a millisecond, it seems like a testament to Ms. Sherman-Palladino's reverence for ballet. The uncanny part about "Bunheads" is how it presents the art form. There are no tricks; ballet may be magical, but it's not magic.
It's distressing when a fictionalized landscape gets to the heart of dance — "Bunheads" is not unlike "Billy Elliot" — with greater ease than a reality show about a professional ballet company. The provincial "Breaking Pointe," now in its second season through Sept. 16 on the CW network, is breathtakingly bad. Here, the subject is largely the backstage drama at Ballet West, a Salt Lake City company led by artistic director Adam Sklute.
There's more football on "Friday Night Lights" than there is ballet on "Breaking Pointe." Even when it's shown, it's virtually ignored. Last season, the company worked on George Balanchine's haunting ballet "Emeralds," but I can't recall having heard his name mentioned once. This time, the company is gearing up to perform Frederick Ashton's "Cinderella." I'm fairly sure that a dancer mentioned "Ashton" under her breath, but that's about it for context.
Unfortunately, there are many things I do know, as they are repeated to the breaking point of nausea. The marriage between Christiana Bennett and Christopher Rudd, two principals, is on the rocks. Allison DeBona is struggling with her decision between moving to Detroit to join her doctor-boyfriend or continuing to perform and possibly getting back together with Rex Tilton, a dancer whose monotone pining for Ms. DeBona is disturbing to witness.
The current season also unveiled a rivalry between two dancers in Ballet West 2 competing for contracts in the main company. Zachary Prentice, the shorter, stockier of the two, got the job. A born busybody, he is the Perez Hilton of Ballet West. "I love petty drama," he said once with his usual assurance of knowing that the line would make the cut.
Yet most of the drama in "Breaking Pointe" is conveyed through a series of recaps with a sparkly line thrown in here and there. "Ballerinas are crazy," Mr. Tilton said in the last episode. Nice. He had just been talking about Ms. DeBona, who, relationship choices aside, seems to have more wits about her than most. In a recent Facebook post, she even defended her decision to appear on the program: "I hope I don't offend anyone, but we are human and not glass dolls."
She has a point, but where is the art? Sometime in the late fall, the reality-ballet bug will bite closer to home with "city.ballet.," a Web series for AOL On about the New York City Ballet produced by the actress Sarah Jessica Parker, a board member. Until then, there is great pleasure to be had in re-watching the dances of "Bunheads" on YouTube.
During its reign, the show produced a wealth of dances, choreographed by Marguerite Derricks, as succinct as they were fresh; they showed how movement could express the rage, passion, cynicism and humor of a generation. But these dancers weren't mute. Ms. Sherman-Palladino, with her vivid dialogue, choreographed lives for them outside the studio, too, showing the world that while a ballet bubble surely exists, there's no such thing as a dumb dancer.
The bittersweet farewell dance is both a summation and a homage, which, like a dream sequence, includes quotations from the series's past dances. It begins with a cast reunion — squeals and hugs — and ends as a camera pulls away to reveal the back of Ms. Sherman-Palladino, wearing one of her signature top hats, in a director's chair. The dedication is "for everyone who came to play in our sandbox."
The first season was my favorite, mainly because the second introduced a new character, Cozette (Jeanine Mason), whose grasping-at-the-air aesthetic pushed all of my wrong buttons. Ms. Mason comes from "So You Think You Can Dance," and her mode of expression — rooted in lyrical yearning — seeped into the show. Mercifully, it wasn't enough to uproot "Bunheads."
A couple of tributes in the farewell dance stand out: Bailey Buntain (Ginny) is effervescent in a section from a jazzy, Fosse-inspired number originally set to "It's Oh So Quiet." Jumping twice in place, she kicks a leg sharply to the side and eventually spins out of focus with her head thrown back and her arms out to the side. It's marvelous: Ms. Buntain retains all of her sweetness yet also shows her guts.
As the talented, haughty and vulnerable Sasha, Julia Goldani Telles was a standout in every episode, but her angry dance, a simmering performance to "Istanbul (Not Constantinople"), is a classic. Then, she was all legs and arms — part cat burglar, part beatnik — using her gangly grace and formidable gaze to pull the viewer deep within her restless mind. In the farewell dance, which reprises part of that number, Ms. Telles wears a pale blue dress; her anger is tinged with sadness and a hint of fragility. No longer just a bunhead, she is a ballerina.
But what if Ms. Sherman-Palladino's characters could really come to life? I can't stop imagining "Bunheads" as a musical. The dances are already choreographed. The stellar cast, after all, featured the Broadway veterans Ms. Foster and Ms. Bishop. The farewell dance could be the encore. Maybe all we need is a bigger sandbox.


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Joel Demir began his musical journey at the age of 15 when he started studying the guitar. His passion for music grew each year and eventually lead him to change majors from engineering to music. After graduating from Cal Poly with a bachelor's degree in music, Joel felt compelled to get in touch with his middle eastern heritage and took up the oud, the Arabic instrument that inspired the European lute. In 2008 he joined the Cal Poly Arab Music Ensemble under the direction of Dr. Ken Habib, and has performed with the group on many occasions including the ensemble's premier performance at Carnegie Hall. Today, Joel continues his journey composing, arranging, transcribing and performing music on both oud and guitar in a variety of settings.
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Where I've Been… Every Day
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Dear Friends!
It's November 7th and its been 2 months and a few hours since I last posted! I've missed writing, but the last couple of months have been filled to the brim with finishing my brand new CD, Every Day, which will be released next week!
It's been an extraordinary journey getting this baby into the world. I am so excited to present Every Day and look forward to sharing it with you. The CD is being finished at the masterer's as I write.
The title Every Day refers both to the title track on the CD, as well as the theme for the whole album. The song talks about the fact that
"Every day,
Every hour,
Every moment
You are there,
Here in my life,
Abling me…"
This song, written by Peter Link, just took over my being, my thoughts and my life upon my first hearing of it. I hummed it constantly and loved the immediate uplift it gave to my spirit every time I thought about it.
One morning, I woke up with the thought that Every Day was also the name of the CD and the umbrella theme for all the songs on the album. As the main theme, it refers to the things I think about every day — the challenges, questions, prayers and victories. I realized that these were probably some of the very same issues that most people are grappling with in their own lives and in the world.
Once that concept took root, both my producer/composer Peter Link and I found that the rest of the songs fell naturally into order and even corresponded in an interesting way to the days of the week. So, on this CD, we have a song for every day of the week as well as an extra song — but not an afterthought! No, the 8th song is a very special piece. As my brother-in-law so beautifully said, it'a a song for everyone — it's your song!
So, this is just a quick little note to tell you, since my last post, what I've been up to and where I've been… Every Day!
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Wishing you all the best …look forward to hearing the CD. …and wish I could be there for your launch. have a ball..
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Bruce Gaiser got into a pinch back in the late 1980s and 1990s when he started doing business with Native reserves in Manitoba. The cash flow of the business dried up, "I decided I would work for more credible companies, like school boards, government, provincial boards, municipalities, cities, now we're getting more into the design-build," says Gaiser. "You solicit the general contractors which is what we do, this is how the owner decides which builder to go with. The competitive build is what it is called. Back in the early 90s, you would get 10 and 11 guys bidding on a job, now you would get about three. You can be more selective about who you deal with. Honing in on what we are good at."
The company does about a dozen to two dozen projects a year. Currently, two of their projects include grocery stores in Shore Lake, Manitoba, "looking at Esther Hazey, Saskatchewan," says Gaiser. "They mine for potash and they use it for fertilizer, it's a huge commodity because they use it for ethanol so they just upgraded to one of the mine sites. Real estate in the town overnight jumped to over 25 percent."
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Gaiser finds it hard to keep his best people when it comes to human resources, "well that's a tough one because labour is so tight right now. It's a tough market right now and the availability of trained skilled labour is tough to find. The people we do have with us we are giving them incentives, we are giving them wage incentives and we are bumping them two to three times a year. Hospital districts we work for too. They poach our people. We give our people training and we give them opportunities."
Gaiser says he had one woman with their company who they trained and she did well. She did so well that the federal government hired her. Another man was traveling miles and miles to get to Gaiser Construction Specialists. The company did some projects in his hometown and came to know about the work – soon he was hired on in his local town.
"We pick a volume, we can only do so much work because we only have only so much resources available, we look at subcontracting and we have to be very careful about the projects we are going to work on," Gaiser explains. "The economy improves and then people are getting poached to bigger companies. The strategy changes to how you can do well and give customer service because in the end, that is what is important."
To keep the Gaiser Construction Specialists going so they can continue strong customer service, their recent strategies in investment are important. They buy land, not gold. Their concentration is on commercial properties, although they do have some residential properties as well. Bruce Gaiser invests in his company, "we look at buying revenue properties and that's our strategy and that's where we have got to be. Real estate is going up. Where the ceiling, I do not know."
In terms of development, they are in a busy market right now where it is easy to find customers, "you want to keep your level of customer service substantial," says Gaiser. "The people who are kicking tires and looking for the best bargain, once you give them the price, they either see the value or they don't. We're working with companies like Wyeth Organics [pharmaceutical company]. Basically, pick the customers and get in with those people who have lots of work and develop those strategic alliances."
Some of their strategic alliances include working with the school boards on rooms for children with disabilities. This is a project worth $75,000.
"We're doing a hospital of 4,000 square feet and that's about a $6 million job," says Gaiser. "It's all soup to nuts…it's all based on the customer and what they need. Customer service, that is really the foundation of what we do. We as contractors build on an understanding and a set of drawings. We are always building on the understanding of what they need us to do. You have to understand how the process of the training and the education is going, like on Extreme Makeover it's a makeover with Ty [Pennington] and motivating people. You need that inner satisfaction when you're doing a project. That's the customer service side of things.
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Netley Abbey, late 19th century
The ruins at Netley Abbey, showing the Presbytery and south transept, looking east, late 19th century.
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Origins: Officially titled The Abbey of St. Mary of Edwardstow, Netley Abbey was founded in 1239. It was one of the last Cistercian abbeys to be founded in England. Henry III became patron of the abbey in 1251, and his name can still be seen on the base of the northeast-crossing tower.In 1536 at the time of the Reformation, Henry VIII dissolved the abbey and it was granted to Sir William Paulet, later the Marquis of Winchester, who converted the abbey into a private residence, destroying many of the abbey buildings. Much of the demolished stone went into Netley Castle.In 1830 the abbey came into the hands of the Chamberlayne family of Cranbury Park. Today it is managed by English Heritage.Copy photograph of an original photograph, made by Derek Dine about 1975.
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My favorite videos are from the Unite 2 Fight Paralysis (U2FP) Working 2 Walk Video Library. Thought provoking ideas are shared on these recordings, so I study them at home and continue to think a great deal about the science and research progress they reveal. One of the videos caught my attention tonight. It was Dr. Murray Blackmore of Marquette University, "The Hunt Continues: Therapeutic Gene Targets for SCI."
I'm thinking about the potential impact of his discoveries for other scientists labs, clinicians and our community. Finding out which gene(s) controls the "kill switch" that stops regeneration cold when a spinal cord is injured and axons broken is critical research. The ability to confirm those hits using cutting edge CRISPR technology to move research along is impressive. He also looks on the other side of the engine to determine which gene will accelerate axon growth by utilizing optogenetics. Optogenetics was actually awarded Method of the Year in 2010 by Nature. Using these newer research techniques is like comparing an old walkie-talkie toy for communicating instead of the satellite communications and fiber optics of today.
These advanced methods help Dr. Blackmore efficiently find answers. As a result, superior therapies move to human clinical trials quicker and the number of therapies which fail early on in human trials are reduced, saving us precious time and funding. International Spinal Research Trust and U2FP were spot on with helping Dr. Blackmore launch down this pathway. It's cutting edge, aggressive research with no holds barred. It's about an aggressive young scientist willing to give it all he's got.
I admire his out of the box thinking and utilization of a high throughput screening microscope which allows him to methodically sort through cell cultures and screening assays to locate that "kill switch" envisioned by advocates. Funding for his lab was accomplished under the watchful eye of the aggressive U2FP Advocate Research Committee (ARC) and U2FP Scientific Advisory Board, generously funded by SCIS. If we didn't understand Dr. Blackmore's concepts and use of optogenetics to help us observe functional regenerating fibers and cortical cell bodies before, we do now. His insights and passion for finding the answers stems partly from his own mother's SCI. As advocates, we need to educate ourselves on the use of new discoveries, cutting edge tools and identify dedicated scientists willing to use them.
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Her's the 3rd Regular Chapter of the week:
- Chapter 0145 – Detonation of the Axe Intent
Translated By – DemonKiller
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P.S. A small announcement, the term previously translated as 'Transcendence Realm' aka the 9th Cultivation Realm in this story has been changed back 'Crucible Transformation Realm'. The reason being, this term becomes self-explanatory in the future chapters (not going to explain about it at the moment as it contains some major spoilers.)
Also, I am planning to buy a new game to play during the week long holidays that I am planning in a few weeks (Don't worry the chapters will come out with a possibility for a few extras too). So what kinds of games would you recommend to me (only PC games though, as my Playstation and Xbox have already been hijacked by the twin demons of my house)


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- Organization: California Institute of Technology
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- Organization: University of California, San Diego
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- found: His The postman, c1985:CIP t.p. (David Brin)
- found: Info from SFLIT listserv, 02-22-96(David Brin; b. 1950, Glendale, CA; Ph. D. in space physics, UC San Diego, 1981)
- found: The worlds of David Brin, via WWW, July 16, 2012(American author, scientist, speaker, technical consultant; married with three children)
- found: Wikipedia, via WWW, July 16, 2012(Glen David Brin, b. Oct. 6, 1950; B.S., Astrophysics, California Institute of Technology, 1973; M.S., Applied Physics, University of California, San Diego, 1978; Ph.D., Space Science, UCSD, 1981; 2010 fellow of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies; lives in Southern California)
- found: Internet speculative fiction database, 3 June 2014(David Brin; legal name: Glen David Brin; born 6 Oct. 1950 in Glendale, Calif.)
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- 1985-06-06: new
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LB Advent Calendar 2017 - Another Christmas Spell
Jesus C.Croft
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Reviewer's comments
"In the first part of the game I was under the impression this was a typical xmas level that has its charm because it is about..well, christmas. What is not to like? But when the underground control room part came the level opened up, the pace was improved and I started to enjoy the gameplay and later the witchcraft concept (best part for me was the catacombs). That is not to say I liked all the ideas in the level. I can't say I liked the fact that there is a point of no return: if you fail to pull one switch and open the painting, you can get stuck since the door in the balcony shuts behind you (hard to miss, I know). I wasted 45 minutes until I checked the walkthrough if I missed something and yup, I had. This could easily be avoided designing the level. Some backtracking hurts the level and the tree climbing part is a bit hard, although enough hints are given. Speaking of which, it seems this was a revised version, it is scary to think the hintless, original state of the level though I'm guessing it would still be possible to figure out what to do. I recommend this level." -
"This delightful level caps a memorable December, which this year gave us a number of excellent raids. The outstanding feature of Another Christmas Spell, in my opinion, is its charming ambiance sprinkled with fine cut scenes and bright, colorful surroundings. It's not as long as Forest Kingdom, clocking in at just over an hour and a half, but it's equally as entertaining. Dutchy has again provided his typically competent walkthrough to guide the player by the hand, and the enemy-free landscape does not require the use of any weapons, even to shoot inanimate objects. There are a few quirky features, such as the need to push open spike doors that instinct would have the players avoid, and a door opened by turning the pages of a book instead of turning a wheel. Our community is indeed blessed to have builders of the caliber displayed in these charming Advent levels. Highly recommended." -
"This level answers one question: have the Wiccans finally entered the mainstream and taken their place in pop-cultural New-Age hokey-pokery? They most certainly have. Christmas, Wiccans, dreamcatchers, spells, charms, ghosts, crypts, Gothic architecture, and the Bodleyan (sic) Library: it's a highly eclectic concoction, this.
However, the level raises other questions: whatever became of the Kantian dictum that one should not use people as means to an end? Or, in this case, as puzzle holes? Several times in this level you get to insert items into people, which action then causes a door to open somewhere, or some such thing. Also, why do level builders feel the urge do muck up perfectly good animations for no perceivable purpose? No, I'm not talking merely about the rightly infamous pole-climb (which is indistinguishable from trolling, whatever the original intention in altering it), but also about the entirely inconsequential fumbling with the climbing-out-of-water animation; not only is it not better than the original, it also takes longer and hence becomes a (minor perhaps, but still) perfectly avoidable source of irritation; as does the sliding-down-a-slope animation (I remember sliding down only one slope in the entire game, actually�"and it was a single-square slope, which made the animation look ridiculous). The rope swing is dodgy too, more so than usual. And does telepathy factor into this level's eclectic underpinnings as well? Because at some point I had to find out in the Stuck forum that not only was I supposed to climb that tree and figure out for what purpose (fair enough), I
had to somehow divine that it had come down from its suspended position and could now be climbed
in the first place
; I still have no idea which action it was that made it come down, or how, or why the heck there wouldn't be a camera clue.
In fact, up until that point I was prepared to cut the level some slack, not because it is a Christmas level, as others have developed a habit of doing, thus skewing the scores (already skewed towards the positive) even more for this type of level; but rather because for a Christmas level, its elements of German gameplay, i. e. of the toaster switch type, were comparatively subdued: the link between cause and effect wasn't entirely randomised; and it even had some actual gameplay in the industrial section, including a (very forgiving) sequence of jumping across fire pillars!
Oh, but didn't it go down the drain thereafter. Lack of camera clues, enforced backtracking over a long distance, increasingly obscure tasks and the not entirely unlikely possibility to get stuck for good (without you realising it) combine forces and pretty much destroy the last third or so of the level. I'd guess that this is, in part, due to the fact this is a group project (nobody volunteering to opine that the pole-climbing animation, which Guy #1 has spent so much time on, should be scrapped); it was certainly the (related) issue of the existence of a deadline which caused some of the problems: I gather from the Levelbase thread that at least one of them was introduced only after beta-testing, meaning the level as it was originally released was rushed, used 'public betatesters' and then proceeded to patch the damned thing up to make it playable, much in the same way that commercial game companies do these days. You don't have to do that, you know. No shareholders or executives are breathing down your neck, prompting you to make stupid decisions. You're free! Act like it." -
"The only problem to me was that cursed quadruple crawl through steam emitters, or six times if you picked that passage in the first order. I really can live if such error strikes a mediocre level but it's utterly devastating in a game as wonderful as this one here. But Mario told me they will fix it, so I can grant a nine in advance. Also it's not quite true you cannot adjust the turning during the tree climb. You can't do it the ordinary way, but if you slide down you can turn and aim precisely. In general I loved the storyline progresion. I know it has a lot of running but the "chapters" of exploration, puzzling, isolation, infiltration, plot twist and resolution are all timed perfectly, and I find it much more important than to count how many times I found a key or filled a puzzle hole, same as when I read a good book I don't really care how many words it has but how they are used." -
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"This is a wonderful team effort that mixes Christmas with a touch of spookiness. Lara gets to do the usual exploring for various unusual custom objects to use in rather unorthodox places, which is no bad thing and I really enjoyed the little touches that were added in to make this an even more enjoyable experience, like the spirals that transport Lara up and down, the spike wall double doors and the timed running initiated by a book. So simple yet so effective. Again, the surroundings are pleasingly put together, with maybe the exception of the sewers, but that's maybe a given. A big thanks to the Advent Calendar team for this level and this year's overall festive fun." -
"The typical features from a Christmas level: it's easy get stucked 'cause the new items you never know where or how to use them or, another times the absence of hints like the climbable tree. Even so this time there are many other things to guide the player like some camera shots to know where to use some items. Not very big areas but a lot of tasks to accomplish. You'll find professional touches like the book-cog-switch or the way to go down once you've got the final artifact. As usual in this kind of levels, the environments are pretty and well ornated, the secrets are well hidden and there's a good use of nice musics and flybys. Anyway, a solid level worth to play for this Christmas time. Recommended." -
"Magical, just magical. What a marvellous end to this year's Advent Calendar. The level is full of exciting objects and brilliant animations as Lara explores mansion, courtyard, factory and (of course) the odd sewer. The requisite snow and Christmas decorations are firmly in place (well, apart from the sewer) and the atmosphere is wonderful. Gameplay is not always instinctive and I spent ages wondering what the devil I was doing hanging from a rope, eventually to discover a really sneaky re-textured jump switch. Clever stuff. The only other hiccup in the proceedings was because I'd thrown a switch on one side of a water hole, whilst totally ignoring the matching (and entirely obvious) switch on the other side. I maintain that it takes natural talent to be as unobservant as I am; not everyone can do it! That aside, the difficulty level should be readily achievable by most players and I urge you not to miss this excellent offering. Hope you do better finding the snowflake secrets than I did however - three out of five. Not great, but quite good for me actually." -
"Another Christmas spell, another nice team effort we get here. A dark, mysterious atmosphere coupled with a good storyline and lots of great ghost scenes - really something worth to play. Gameplaywise it's a bit barren, with too much key/lever hunting, backtracking (that seems to be so common nowadays that it almost has become an accepted standard). At least there are varied tasks later on with a few burner jumps, one micro and one longer timed run and some decent platforming. The whole puzzle with the torch and the harp was enjoyable, as well as the jumpswitch and the following drop in the outer courtyard. I also didn't like that you can exit the mansion without a certain item, but thankfully the game-stopping issues are dealt in the new version which also has a few more hints thankfully. The visuals are giving this a good overall impression, the texturing is charming and diverse and the lighting is rather good, with a few avoidable cracks here and there and several not very cleanly applied textures, but nothing too annoying. The object design is great, but their placement is occasionally a bit buggy (apparently also reduced in the new version) and I also didn't like the pole animations as you have to climb up in the perfect angle, there's no way to change it anymore. It's again visible that this is an effort by four different builders, but I think that the connections (although noticable) aren't too strong and the whole works rather well as an unit. Overall, mostly entertaining stuff with a few lengths and issues, but mainly a nice final addition to the calendar. Found all five secrets - most felt like being placed as an afterthought - in 40 minutes." -
"This year's 24th door of the LLB advent calender presented us with a very interesting level indeed. It is set in a library plus a bit of underworld and a bit of town; I avoided the big trapdoor in the first courtyard for the longest time as I did not want to be wading through sewers in a christmas level, but in the end I had to go anyway. Took me a while to figure out the reason for that particular trapdoor, but as with the entire level, I managed to figure it out without help, and that is a major bonus in my eyes. Hence gameplay & puzzles 10. There are a plethora of pretty objects, literally no enemies and the secrets were findable, although I don't think I found all five - but as the game progressed I was getting more interested in the story than in the secrets. There are certain elements that one may feel are rather unchristmassy (like the ghost being summoned for fire and the magic book etc) but by the end of the day, I appreciate that not all Xmas levels can be about finding presents. Doing the good deed is just as good. :) The atmosphere was really immersive, sound and cameras well-placed, although I never found out just how the tree came down, and I would have appreciated just a little more festive music. Lighting and textures were flawless. All in all one of the best christmas levels I've played. Thanks to all the builders!" -
"A very nice Christmas themed level from a group of authors. I finished the level with mixed feelings. At the beginning it was very hard to find the main path and where I was supposed to go. The first third of the level was pure exploration with collecting keys and pulling a switch. Not really something too enjoyable. It included some long pushing of a musical instrument and some confusing designed door openings. After that it got more interesting in terms of gameplay, but unfortunately losses its charm really fast and turns in the last third again in, more or less, key collecting. The middle third of the game was memorable by the annoying backtracking. Some of them were really long. Another thing I have to mention is the task repeating. I think I did the rope more than four times. After the second rope I just couldn't do it the third and fourth time. The ˝negative˝ gameplay parts were usually nicely intersected with some fun jumping around. There were few objects without collision ( door frames ) and some of them went through walls. The atmosphere was just incredibly and something I really enjoyed. The little cutscenes really did their job. The light was good, could be better, but the textures were wherever they could stretched and squeezed. The walls needed to be more grinded. Some cracks can be easily noticed trough playing. The game was very good in design architecturally with the inside parts of the Talos mansion looking less attractive. Some outside parts remind a lot of TR3 London. Overall, a nice peaceful and calm Christmas level with some suspense elements. Recommended !" -
"The level was challenging enough while maintaining the cute Christmas theme. I enjoyed playing the level and never got bored. The whole idea of this level was brilliant." -
"Claiming this is the best Christmas level ever may be a bit too much but I can most definitely class it among the very best. What a great team effort and what a Christmas gift! The entire game is intriguing and excellent in its architecture, lighting, sounds and music, animations and gameplay and successfuly mixes adventure and the Christmas spirit. The last part is just surprising and amazing with its nice little touches such as the boulders that have already rolled before Lara comes in and the spike doors that are meant to be opened. It also seems to move at a faster pace, which creates a rather well achieved contrast. True, the climbable tree is a bit far fetched and the animation there may make Lara fall to her death and I suddenly entered a wall up in the church but, honestly, those aren't even gripes. So, what can I add? Thank you so very much, everyone in the team, for having offered us such an uncommonly excellent Christmas level." -


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honey washing 101
honey is great for so many things, drizzled on peanut butter banana toast, stirred into a cup of hot tea and even slathered on your face.
yep, you read that right.
i've been doing honey & olive oil masks for years when my skin was acting up, but for some reason i never tried ditching my face cleanser completely and going for a raw honey wash. honey is so amazing because it's naturally antiseptic, has a low ph, restores the moisture barrier and is anti-inflammatory.
basically, if you have any skin issues, honey can fix them.
so, i ditched my face wash (sorry milky jelly), my serums, my masks, i stopped taking my skin vitamins and collagen and reduced my skincare routine to:
- an oil-based makeup remover
- raw honey
- witch hazel
- a light oil moisturizer
- honey face cream
here's what my routine looked like:
- applied oil to a cotton cloth i use to take off my makeup and wipe away
- rinse face with warm water
- while my face is still wet i scooped about one tablespoon of raw honey on my fingers and got to work massaging it into my face
- rinse with cold water and pat dry
- pressed a few drops of face oil into my face
- finished up by pressing a dime-size amount of face cream on my face
- rinse my face with cold water
- pat on some witch hazel
- press a dime-size amount of face cream on my face
all i can say is "holy f why didn't i do this sooner?"
my skin isn't as red, flakey or dry, and i hardly have any acne. even though i fell asleep without washing off my makeup twice! i gave away my almost full bottle of milky jelly cleanser and i'm never looking back.
would you ever ditch your cleanser and wash your face with honey?


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Home Care Assistance Named a Top Franchise for Veterans by Franchise Business Review
Independent research data shows veteran franchise owners are highly satisfied with Home Care Assistance's performance
(San Francisco, CA—November 14, 2017) – Home Care Assistance, North America's premier provider of in-home care, was identified by independent franchisee satisfaction research firm, Franchise Business Review, as one of the Top 100 franchises to qualify for its 2017 Top Franchises for Veterans list.
"We are honored to have several Home Care Assistance franchises owned by former members of the military," said Barbara Schuh, Vice President of Franchise Operations of Home Care Assistance. "These veterans gave their service to our country and now spend their days serving one of our more vulnerable populations, the elderly. Their sense of pride and commitment to delivering the best service transfers well from military life to owners of Home Care Assistance. We thank these members of our community for their service to our country and now to our mission, To Change the Way the World Ages."
To identify the top brands, Franchise Business Review analyzed 18 months of data from approximately 25,000 veteran franchise owners representing over 250 brands regarding their overall satisfaction with their franchisor and their likelihood to recommend them to others.
Home Care Assistance franchisees were surveyed on 33 benchmark questions about their experience and satisfaction regarding critical areas of their franchise systems, including training & support, operations, franchisor/franchisee relations and financial opportunity.
"The reality is that two-thirds of the thousands of franchise opportunities available today are simply average or below average opportunities," said Eric Stites, founder and CEO of Franchise Business Review. "That's the whole reason we do what we do, which is help prospective franchisees understand which franchises are the top opportunities based on the actual performance and satisfaction of franchise owners. The 100 companies named in this year's report received the highest ratings from the veterans that own them on our independent satisfaction survey."
Visit FranchiseBusinessReview.com to see the full description of the 2017 Top Franchises for Veterans For more information about Home Care Assistance franchise opportunity, please visit franchise.homecareassistance.com or call 888-834-3844.
About Home Care Assistance
Home Care Assistance is the leading provider of home care for seniors across the United States, Canada and Australia. Our mission is to change the way the world ages. We provide older adults with quality care that enables them to live happier, healthier lives at home. Our services are distinguished by the caliber of our caregivers, the responsiveness of our staff and our expertise in daily care. We embrace a positive, balanced approach to aging centered on the evolving needs of older adults. A 2016 Franchise500®, Inc. 5000 Company and one of the 50 fastest growing women-owned companies worldwide in 2016, Home Care Assistance has received numerous industry awards including Entrepreneur's Fastest-Growing Franchises and Franchise Business Review's Top 50. The company was recognized as a 2017 Endorsed National Provider by the home care industry's leading research firm, Home Care Pulse. Home Care Assistance CEO Lily Sarafan was also named Health Care Executives' 2016 Woman of the Year. For more information about Home Care Assistance, our services and franchise opportunities, visit http://www.homecareassistance.com.
About Franchise Business Review
Franchise Business Review (FBR) is the only independent market research firm that specializes in benchmarking franchisee satisfaction based exclusively on ratings and reviews from franchise owners. FBR publishes free and unbiased franchisee satisfaction research reports throughout the year online at http://www.FranchiseBusinessReview.com.