Hello! New here. Anybody tried propagating hope peperomia butterfly style? trying to make the most of my clippings... thanks! same question for stilt peperomia (puteolata aka parallel peperomia)
Platform(s): PC, 99% sure it seems like a Steam game
Genre: Music/Rhythm
Estimated year of release: Definitely 2010s, I remember watching a longplay of it on youtube in 2017-ish?
Graphics/art style: It had a papercraft style, I thought it looked really cool which is why I'm disappointed that I can't remember it
Notable characters: It follows a butterfly and there was something of a boss fight against a spider at one point
My husband and I have been trying to solve this issue for the 3 years we’ve lived in our Victorian terraced house and I’m hoping someone on here can help.
We have a butterfly roof with a central valley. In cold weather we have a lot of moisture/ condensation that forms on the upstairs ceiling directly under the valley. It’s a strip of moisture where the valley and the ceiling meet. We’ve had numerous roofers up there to investigate/ repair and nothing has worked.
Is there some sort of additional insulation needed between the valley and the ceiling to prevent this condensation from forming? Have any of you come across this before? It’s ruined our ceiling and created a lot of mold, any insight is greatly appreciated!
The S4 storyline involving Randy is an obvious one. But how about the one involving Stringer, Omar, and Brother Mouzone. It started with a difference in philosophies between Stringer and Avon on how to deal with a serious decline in revenue. Introduced us to Brother Mouzone. Reignited the war between Omar and the Barksdales. Omar went after Barksdale stash houses. Stringer made two big mistakes. Sending Omar after Brother, and the failed Sunday morning hit. Multiple fatalities.
https://www.evike.com/products/27473/ For anyone who has this gun, do they know if there is enough space in the stock to allow a butterfly type battery.
Hi guys! How can i start learning butterfly style? Any videos, tips and tricks would help me a lot. (I am not a noobie swimmer)
Just to see if the same crap happens? Even doing that the worst part is seeing shit happening while in 3rd person.
I recently dreamt of a music video I saw back in ~2003 which was both visually stunning for it's day, but also a great instrumental track as well. I've no idea of the artist or title after two decades, but fragments of the melody are stuck in my mind. I wouldn't necessarily place it into any modern category of electronic or trance, since things have changed a lot in the last 20 years. It was probably closer to house, or ambient chill maybe? I want to say it had a lot of sustained duration notes. Very melodic.
In the music video, the camera slowly circled what I think was an unmanned grand piano that slowly started "organically growing" other instruments like wind and string components. It gave off a feel of being part steampunk and part biotech in its design. The growths expanded up and out of the original instrument and slowly spread out to assume fantastical or stylized shapes that were simultaneously recognizable but yet significantly different than their real world counterparts. As they unfurled and firmed up, somewhat like a newly hatched insect whose wings were expanding and drying out, the new instruments added their notes to the original melody to make something of an electronic symphony score.
It was quite the emotional song; something that you would listen to for the feels which moved through perhaps sadness, hope, then joy. I don't feel like it was a dance track, so much as it was something to vibe out to in a comfortable bed or couch while wearing headphones, or maybe as an ambient track while you entertained.
I'm planning on getting an M1 Macbook soon, and I actually prefer the lower travel and more tactile butterfly switches, even though my keys don't register half the time.
Does anyone else feel the same?
My husband and I have been trying to solve this issue for the 3 years we’ve lived in our Victorian terraced house and I’m hoping someone on here can help.
We have a butterfly roof with a central valley. In cold weather we have a lot of moisture/ condensation that forms on the upstairs ceiling directly under the valley. It’s a strip of moisture where the valley and the ceiling meet. We’ve had numerous roofers up there to investigate/ repair and nothing has worked.
Is there some sort of additional insulation needed between the valley and the ceiling to prevent this condensation from forming? Have any of you come across this before? It’s ruined our ceiling and created a lot of mold, any insight is greatly appreciated!
