Threespeak and OCD Manual Curation Collaboration: Compilation #8

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This is game #8 in my series for completing SNES games using an emulator and ROMs.

In part 1 for the game Hagane: The Final Conflict I start off getting used to the game by trying the different weapons, testing out some of the enemies and quickly learning how to play the game a lot better.
Then I move on to proceeding through and completing all the levels for stage 1. The level before the boss where it moves along to the left was making me get frustrated due to messing up a lot, but eventually we reach the boss and get to complete the first of 5 stages in what quickly became a fun and awesome choice of a game to play!

Hello hive! Today I will play for you this venezuelan rock of the band Aditus, who was a pop rock band in Venezuela in the decade of 1980-90, they where from Miranda State, and theirs member were Edgar de Sola (Drumer), Sandro Liberatoscioli (bassman), Carlos Atilano (guitar) and Jose Ignacio Lares (keyboard). ''Algo Eléctrico'' was recordered on 1987 as an album with this main theme.

Los últimos días he estado observando bastante actividad en la comunidad latina haciendo post sobre fotografía en blanco y negro, algunas estan consiguiendo llegar a su objetivo, y otras se van quedando en el camino, lo cierto es que si queremos obtener mejores resultados debemos esforzarnos más en la creación del contendo, con esto no quiero decir que no te esfuerzas, pero siempre podemos dar ese extra necesario para que todos puedan decir: ¡Wow! ¿Cómo lo hizo?

Juan Carlos Cobián was born in Pigüé, Buenos Aires, Argentina on May 31, 1896, was an Argentine tango composer, orchestra conductor, pianist and lyricist. He died - Buenos Aires, December 10, 1953.

He was an innovator as a performer and as a composer. When he composed Salomé, together with Enrique Pedro Delfino, creator of the tango Sans Souci, he initiated the innovative trend of the "tango romanza". As a pianist, he was the first to fill the silences of the melody with ornaments in the bass -a procedure that would later be systematized by Francisco De Caro. Because of his quality as a performer and his delicacy in playing, he was called "the Chopin of tango".1 His poise in speaking, his impeccable tuxedo, his distinguished manners and his piano mastery fascinated autumnal and aristocratic women and fostered his well-earned fame as a Don Juan.

I am Sumaiya Rahman. I hope everybody is well & healthy. Friends today I will share a suitable recipe through my video. In today's recipe, I have brought for you a suitable blackberry salad recipe. For those of you who do not like to eat black berries, follow this suitable recipe. Black berries contain vitamin C and other elements. So it is necessary to eat black berries for the benefit of the body.Then look for a suitable way to eat blackberries for the benefit of the body. I hope you will like this recipe and you will also try to eat blackberry like this at home. If you like it, support and encourage me to share the new recipes with you.

Today, I share with you the first step to my new life adventures in gardening. Having very limited home space to do so, I started out with a simple, yet beautiful, plants - lavender. While this video may not be as "polished" as my others, it's still fun showing all of you what new beginnings are happening at the Pixie Palace as summer soon begins...it's never too late to start something new & reinvest in your own joy! Stay tuned for more of these videos as well. If you like this type of content, please feel free to click like (or upvote) & subscribe. There will be a lot more to come! ;)

For different reasons and occupations we keep postponing some things and time passes us by, until the moment just comes. Even though @motherhood specifies in its rules, that it is a space dedicated to motherhood and fatherhood. I focus on motherhood from my experience and my experiences. It is an opportune time to talk about a very important figure in this process the Dads that is why this week I join the #TheDadChallenge an opportunity to highlight and celebrate the day of the dads in this beautiful community. If you want to join me I'll leave you the details of the Original Post

If you are a big fan of coffee and coconut then this coffee is for you. It may sound a bit weird at first, but I promise you won't be able to stop drinking it after you try the first sip. The characteristic flavor of coffee and coconut blend together to create a very unique and easy-to-drink coffee. And this is the perfect coffee for hot days. Let's watch the video and discover how to make it.

I am back with my cooking and rambling series. This time, I am making jjajangmyeon. It's one of my favorite Korean dishes. Unfortunately, I use instant jjajangmyeon that I added with mushroom and spring onion. But anyway, here it is, my attempt to make jjajangmyeon. The music that I use in this video is made by special someone. It was actually made to help me fall asleep. So, I thought I'd add some parts of it to this video.

A throwback compilation footage from previous travels. Filmed with Gopro hero 4 and 5 Aerial shot with DJI mavic mini Film by @gohenry Music: If We All Die Tomorrow by Tom Rosenthal

This concludes this batch's curation report. We would like to congratulate those who are featured and supported. Keep up the good work and continue to post videos on Threespeak.