Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken Season 2 Part 2, episode 1 (37)
Alternative names: That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 2 Part 2
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Era só isto.
So this here is an article on a Dutch website about the importance of a Eurovision song's staging during the contest (bringing up the example of The Common Linnets in 2014, and how they rose from afterthoughts to Eurovision runners-up thanks to a brilliant staging), and there's an interesting quote from the head honcho of this year's contest, Twan van de Nieuwenhuijzen. I'm posting the original & the automatic translation, if any Dutch friend wants to correct the translation, feel free to do so.
"Natuurlijk noem ik geen namen, maar er is bijvoorbeeld een act die mij eerst niet zo opviel, maar waarvan ik weet dat ze met hun podiumpresentatie veel risico gaan nemen. Dat wordt een uitdaging voor onze regie. Ik heb er videobeelden van gezien, vanuit een klein gymzaaltje ergens in Europa. Als hun plannen lukken, is het iets dat bij mijn weten nooit eerder gedaan is."
("Of course I don't mention names, but there is, for example, an act that didn't catch my eye at first, but of which I know that they are going to take a lot of risk with their stage presentation. That will be a challenge for our direction. I saw video footage of it from a small gym somewhere in Europe. If their plans work, it is something that I know has never been done before.")
So this is, essentially, the man in charge of organizing the competition this year (or one of the top guys, at the very least) hinting at an entrant, who's not amongst the favorites this year, attempting a very daring staging & presentation this year. The name that's been thrown around a lot in rumors appears to be Greece, especially according to Katja Zwart, a journalist for "De Telegraph" who is doing podcasts on Spotify about this year's contest. She apparently said something of that sort during her most recent podcast (which, again, is in Dutch, so if someone could translate to confirm this, it would be extremely helpful).
Do you guys think it could be Greece?? Or perhaps even someone we're not even paying attention to?? And personally, a flying Pegasus would be very unique & would stand out, but it'd take A LOT to
... keep reading on reddit ➡Decided to start off with something silly both as a test, as well as because we know nothing about the premiere's plot. Have fun!
12 new islanders are ready to mingle and find their perfect matches as they kick off this summer of love in Hawaii! Find out who says "aloha" to romance on the season 3 premiere of Love Island USA.
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Synopsis: Kate and Jeannette's worlds collide as the court date arrives, finally forcing the two young women to answer the question on everyone's mind, but the answer comes with a price that not everyone can pay.
O por el caso contrario ¿como se sienten las personas que con mucho esfuerzo derrotaron o fueron derrotadas por el talento natural?
Geia sou and apologies for the post in English. I am an Irish student finishing my degree in Dublin in Middle Eastern and European Languages and Cultures and I'm doing my bachelors thesis on national identity in Greece (and Bosnia, it's mainly looking at identity in former Ottoman-ruled countries) and I was wondering what actual Greek people, not just academics, think about this. What is it that makes you Greek? What makes Greece Greece? Is it the church and the language? Is it the legacy of the ancient Hellenes? Is it Helena Paparizou and Sakis Rouvas? Is it Angelos Charisteas?
I would be interested to hear your views on your identity. I can't use it in my paper and I won't use it, but I am just curious.
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After stealing the Tesseract during the events of Avengers: Endgame (2019), an alternate version of Loki is brought to the mysterious Time Variance Authority (TVA), a bureaucratic organization that exists outside of time and space and monitors the timeline. They give Loki a choice: face being erased from existence due to being a "time variant", or help fix the timeline and stop a greater threat. Loki ends up trapped in his own crime thriller, traveling through time and altering human history
Episode 1 premieres June 9, 2021 on Disney+.
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"Champions available
Champions are being rotated during seasons, including "in-season" champions, this means while you can play all the champs in normal games, there will be some Champions that won't be allowed in the ranked games:
That's a very insightful question. We thought a lot about that, and in the short term, we're going to keep releasing champions. In the longer term, as we roll out competitive seasons, our first season will include all champions, but our additional seasons will feature a reduced set of "in-season" champions. This means that -- while you can always play all champions in [casual play] -- the featured competitive mode will have a reduced set of champions that rotates periodically as we cycle through seasons. This allows us to revitalize the metagame; if a particular strategy is getting really strong, one way to make things interesting is to just change the champion rotation. And it also reduces the learning burden for someone coming in, so they don't have to learn 60 champions -- they only have to learn 35 or 40, or whatever number we determine.[6]
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Yo tengo la habilidad de hacer jitter click bastante rápido (hacer clicks muy rápidos). Pero no me refiero solo con el mouse, si no con el puño o con un dedo o cualquier otra cosa. No es exactamente jitter click esto último pero es la misma idea.
Me parto de risa cuando lo hago por ejemplo en un videojuego y el personaje se mueve rapidísimo (Como en Mortal Kombat al hacer teabag xd).
También lo uso como una especie de masaje y lo hago en la espalda con el puño y he de decir que a todos a los que se los he hecho les ha gustado (hasta a mi perro jaja).
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