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If that isn't absolutely creative - we all remember the lockdown during Corona times. Here a band performed a cover version of the Manowar track "Cary On" and adapted the lyrics to Corona. Really absolutely brilliant, you have to listen to it even if you don't like metal music.
https://youtu.be/Zz04mMKV4YE?si=0BF6jDzWTFTlr7zlIf that isn't absolutely creative - we all remember the lockdown during Corona times. Here a band performed a cover version of the Manowar track "Cary On" and adapted the lyrics to Corona. Really absolutely brilliant, you have to listen to it even if you don't like metal music. https://youtu.be/Zz04mMKV4YE?si=0BF6jDzWTFTlr7zl
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Listen to my song "Lex Talionis - Rise from the Dark" and leave a comment please. I hope you like it?
https://on.soundcloud.com/dFyECn6jWZR7G6Do9Listen to my song "Lex Talionis - Rise from the Dark" and leave a comment please. I hope you like it? 🤩 https://on.soundcloud.com/dFyECn6jWZR7G6Do90 Comments 0 Shares 706 Views 0 Reviews1
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AI based Website concept - that`s how far technik is these day`s. What do you think about AI? On the one hand, I find the topic very exciting and interesting. On the other hand, I am very worried because we will soon have to reckon with millions of unemployed people!
AI based Website concept - that`s how far technik is these day`s. What do you think about AI? On the one hand, I find the topic very exciting and interesting. On the other hand, I am very worried because we will soon have to reckon with millions of unemployed people! 🤔
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How to Create a Miniature Zen Garden for Relaxation
Unleash your creativity and bring tranquility to your space with this simple, artistic project!
Step 1: Gather Your Materials
You’ll need:
A shallow container (wooden, ceramic, or glass).
Fine sand (white or colored).
Small stones, pebbles, or crystals.
Miniature rake (or make one with toothpicks and glue).
Optional: small plants, figurines, or shells for decoration.
Step 2: Prepare the Base
Fill your container with fine sand to create a flat, even surface.
Shake the container gently to level the sand or smooth it with your hand.
Step 3: Arrange the Stones
Place stones or pebbles in your sand to represent islands or mountains.
Experiment with groupings to achieve balance and harmony.
Step 4: Add Decorative Elements (Optional)
Include small air plants, moss, or figurines like a Buddha or animal to personalize your garden.
Ensure the design feels calming and uncluttered.
Step 5: Create Patterns
Use the miniature rake or a fork to draw patterns in the sand.
Experiment with swirls, straight lines, or concentric circles around the stones.
Smooth and redraw as often as you like—it’s part of the Zen process!
Step 6: Find the Perfect Spot
Place your Zen garden in a quiet area where you can interact with it.
Use it to relax, focus, or find inspiration during your day.
Why It’s Amazing:
A miniature Zen garden is not only a creative project but also a meditative tool that helps you unwind and spark new ideas. Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to any desk or shelf!
I hope you like my tutorial.
Kind regards and have a nice day,
Andy
How to Create a Miniature Zen Garden for Relaxation Unleash your creativity and bring tranquility to your space with this simple, artistic project! Step 1: Gather Your Materials You’ll need: A shallow container (wooden, ceramic, or glass). Fine sand (white or colored). Small stones, pebbles, or crystals. Miniature rake (or make one with toothpicks and glue). Optional: small plants, figurines, or shells for decoration. Step 2: Prepare the Base Fill your container with fine sand to create a flat, even surface. Shake the container gently to level the sand or smooth it with your hand. Step 3: Arrange the Stones Place stones or pebbles in your sand to represent islands or mountains. Experiment with groupings to achieve balance and harmony. Step 4: Add Decorative Elements (Optional) Include small air plants, moss, or figurines like a Buddha or animal to personalize your garden. Ensure the design feels calming and uncluttered. Step 5: Create Patterns Use the miniature rake or a fork to draw patterns in the sand. Experiment with swirls, straight lines, or concentric circles around the stones. Smooth and redraw as often as you like—it’s part of the Zen process! Step 6: Find the Perfect Spot Place your Zen garden in a quiet area where you can interact with it. Use it to relax, focus, or find inspiration during your day. Why It’s Amazing: A miniature Zen garden is not only a creative project but also a meditative tool that helps you unwind and spark new ideas. Plus, it’s a beautiful addition to any desk or shelf! I hope you like my tutorial. Kind regards and have a nice day, Andy 😆
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Show us your #Halloween costums or home decorations please.Show us your #Halloween costums or home decorations please.
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Hello friends, great news and a big thank you to you!
Patience is slowly paying off, I often asked myself "should I continue with Net-Twin or not", because there was simply not enough interest or far to less chances to make Net-Twin more popular.
Today I am glad of my patience because things are slowly improving rapidly. More people are slowly daring to register, and our efforts to make Net-Twin better known on Twitter-X are paying off. We have many hundreds of visitors a day. All that is missing is for visitors to dare to simply register and join us.
Either way, we are on the right track and I, "Andreas", would just like to say thank you for giving a voluntary platform like ours a chance.
Have courage, use Net-Twin, write cool posts or show what you can do - create good content and feel free to invite all your friends.
Net-Twin will remain voluntary and will not become a commercial community (there are already far too many of those). Net-Twin belongs "to us", the artists and the people with cool hobbies and interests, and it will stay that way.
Greetings and thanks,
Your AndreasHello friends, great news and a big thank you to you! Patience is slowly paying off, I often asked myself "should I continue with Net-Twin or not", because there was simply not enough interest or far to less chances to make Net-Twin more popular. Today I am glad of my patience because things are slowly improving rapidly. More people are slowly daring to register, and our efforts to make Net-Twin better known on Twitter-X are paying off. We have many hundreds of visitors a day. All that is missing is for visitors to dare to simply register and join us. 🤩 Either way, we are on the right track and I, "Andreas", would just like to say thank you for giving a voluntary platform like ours a chance. 😍🥰😍 Have courage, use Net-Twin, write cool posts or show what you can do - create good content and feel free to invite all your friends. Net-Twin will remain voluntary and will not become a commercial community (there are already far too many of those). Net-Twin belongs "to us", the artists and the people with cool hobbies and interests, and it will stay that way. Greetings and thanks, Your Andreas
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Hallo community, it is time for a little system update, some brand new features are waiting for us. I am not going to write down what has improved, you can go on a discovery tour yourself (it's more fun, isn't it)
The site will now be closed for about 15-20 minutes. See you later friends!Hallo community, it is time for a little system update, some brand new features are waiting for us. I am not going to write down what has improved, you can go on a discovery tour yourself (it's more fun, isn't it) The site will now be closed for about 15-20 minutes. See you later friends!0 Comments 0 Shares 1K Views 0 Reviews1
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