#amorphus

[salazar-slanderin]

Do you have a slytherin playlist for just confidence, I listen to really anything but ive got lots of exams coming up and my old ones are played out. Preferably soft metal, rap rock, rap, and whatever else you have, but thats my mood right now. If you have thw time and wouldn't mind.

Hey there! Thanks for the ask; these are some of myfavorite soft-metal/melodic metal/ heavier symphonic songs that have messagesabout facing adversity, overcoming, or finding strength etc. To new listeners,these may not enter the realm of “Metal” at all in your opinion or perspective,but they contain thematic sound elements that are more traditionally associatedwith the Metal genre, or are by bands that conventionally produce Metal.Except Asgeir -they’re not a metal band, at all.

Paid in Full, by Sonata Arctica

Freedom, by Anthony Hamilton and Elayna Boynton

The Sound of Silence, Cover by Disturbed

Taiktalvi, by Nightwish

Reasons, Timo Kotipelto

King and Cross, by Asgier

The Crow, the Owl and the Dove, by Nightwish

House of Sleep, Amorphus

How Did you Love, by Shinedown

Silent Waters, by Amorphus

45, by Shinedown

Higher, by Asgier (the Icelandic version: Haerra)

While Your Lips Are Still Red, by Nightwish

Going Home, by Asgier (the Icelandic version: Heimforin)

Songs/playlist for studying/meditative states of mind:

The Misty Mountains, cover By Peter Hollens*

The Islander, by Nightwish

Nothing Else Matters, Cover by Gregorian

The Last Goodbye, cover by Peter Hollens

Water Guns, by Todrick Hall

Ocean Prayer (side A), by Pamyua

The Rains of Castamere, Cover by Peter Hollens

Bring Me to Life, Cover by Gregorian

Heaven’s Light/Hellfire, OST The Hunchback of NotreDame

Hurt, Cover by Johnny Cash**

Street of Dreams, by Rainbow

I hope I’ve given you at least a song or two that you can groove to, having played out music is a terrible feeling. Good luck on exams! Feedback and additions are most certainly welcome :)

*on repeat. I’ve listened to this on repeat for hourswriting papers or reading, it’s so very soothing.

**Not a very positive song, but I enjoy hearing thiswhen I study or read.

[altgamesnotizen-blog]

Starlight

Ich jage eigentlich seit Jahren nur einem bestimmten Gefühl hinterher. Ich kann es nicht einmal wirklich beschreiben. Irgendwas zwischen schmerzhafter Einsamkeit und der Freude darüber, ein lebendes, fühlendes Wesen zu sein. Es ist irgendwie merkwürdig, wie es mir gelingt in diesen Momenten gleichzeitig traurig und unendlich glücklich zu sein, weshalb es mir auch schwer fällt, sie überhaupt zu finden.

Starlight von Amorphus hat mich zum ersten Mal seit langem wieder dieses Gefühl spüren lassen.

Link:

https://amorphous.itch.io/starlight

[yodaofearth]

Listen to The Underachievers - Amorphous (Feat. Portugal The Man) by Dope-Music #np on #SoundCloud

[simulatique-blog]

Three Steakhouses in Ithaca, New York

When searching for a restaurant that serves steak, many steak lovers are left unsatisfied. That is why many people interested wonderfully prepared steak steakhouses often visit restaurants or other focusing on service quality steak. restaurant-goers in and around Ithaca, New York region have visited the three restaurants below for quality service and amazing steak. (1) The John Thomas Steakhouse is located at 1152 Danby Road, otherwise known as Route 96B, Ithaca. The steakhouse is conveniently located near the campus of Ithaca College. The John Thomas Steakhouse specializes in steak, but there are other types of cooking meals available. It also offers selections of salads, chicken, burgers. They are open seven days a week. To John Thomas Steakhouse you can dine on site or at home food. This property accepts all major forms of credit cards, including MasterCard, Visa and American Express. No reservations are necessary at this hotel, but if you want to call ahead and schedule one or call for more information, please contact the staff [phone] (2) The Mahogany Grill is a restaurant that services highly recommended. cooking steak, with varieties of other foods, and is located at 114 North Aurora Street in downtown Ithaca, near the House of Commons Ithaca. The Mahogany Grill is famous for its Angus Steak and seafood selection. They are open daily for lunch and dinner. The Mahogany Grill does not require reservations, but you can call and try to predict if you wish. They take all major forms of credit cards, Visa, American Express, MasterCard, Discover Card, and Diners Club. If you're interested in learning about their choice for dinner or check the price meals, please contact the Mahogany Grill by calling [phone] (3). Ristorante Banfi is a gourmet kitchen that offers a steak and a wide variety of others. Ristorante Banfi is located at 11 East Avenue Ithaca, on the campus of Cornell University. Ristorante Banfi operates from the famous Hotel Statler. In addition to steaks, this gastronomic services as amazing Italian and American cuisines. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily. Salads and appetizers are also available with each meal. All major credit cards are accepted as a form of payment here. It includes American Express, Discover Card and Visa. Ristorante Banfi Dining personal and banquet facilities available for special occasions. To eat well and a wonderful selection of wines, please visit the Ristorante Banfi. For some sample menus or to obtain more information about Ristorante Banfi, please visit http://www.statlerhotel.cornell.edu/ and select the option to eat. To schedule a reservation, please contact the staff [phone]. Whether you are a resident of the Ithaca area who likes a quality steak for dinner, or just visiting the area, visit the Ristorante Banfi, Mahogany Grill, or the John Thomas Steakhouse for a great meal. There are other restaurants in the area, taste, however, these institutions have been tested and tested successfully by many eaters happy!

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[servemus-blog]

Savoring Food - Eating for pleasure and satisfaction

When you lose yourself in an interest you love, finding yourself. When you enjoy work, home or play interests so intensely that you forget your problems, where you are, and what is happening around you, you will live as a person. Inhibitions fall away, teeming with self-confidence, self esteem and sense of self worth soar, enthusiasm and creativity is set free. We refer to it often a "state of flow". This feeling does not stop at the end of the experience. It generates a positive ripple effect through everything we do, long after the experience has ended. The sustained positive health effects of such experiences can no longer be ignored in business, public or personal health policies and practices. People are positively focused on finding and pursuing ways to stay healthy, to enjoy work, life and enjoy the view of living until they are 80's and beyond. Good health - like life - is strengthened by actively emphasize and build on the positive. Pleasure is o a life expanding experience. O an experience that is created individually by each person in their own unique way for their personal benefits. O a three-phase experience - planning, doing and reflecting. Think about your last holiday. O deeper than fun or pleasure, the latter two automatic responses to pleasure o Vital in a scheme to minimize the risk of becoming ill. O helps people not only feel good but to feel good about themselves - a feeling that continues far longer than ever, affecting every aspect of a person's daily life, sometimes for life, O is a natural form of stress management - the "flight" ; part of the "fight or flight" syndrome. Our beliefs and ideals about what good health means has changed. 21st Century people are now recognizing health as far more complex than simply physical fitness. We are more aware of the need for sound mental, emotional and spiritual health. For mature people, the desire to keep the mind active and alert at least as important - sometimes more - as physical mobility. This complexity is compounded by the impact on our health by increasing stress, pressure and rapid changes in our daily lives and work. We will probably live much longer than previous generations. 60 years is now middle-aged and people continue to live very productive lives until they are 80's and beyond. The two main questions that people planning for retirement are: o have enough money to enjoy a long life, and o to keep enough healthy in body, mind and spirit in order to maximize their life, right to the end. No one admits to being old in those days. Society may be older, but people want to stay young and healthy. Older people often have better health than many younger people. Maturity brings with it a deeper appreciation of the true joys of life enrichment. This perspective provides a strong foundation for sustained good health. The healing power of laughter and joy has become famous by the movie "Patch Adams" based on the work of Dr. Patch Adams in establishing the Gesundheit Institute in the USA. His work - and film - has done much to strengthen the link between enjoyment and good health. But also the film stressed the need to overcome the attitude displayed by the training hospital board, who so strongly resisted efforts Dr. Adams, because in their eyes, was health care a matter of life and death in the joy and pleasure had no place. Health has become a major factor in the impact of the aging society have on workforce planning, particularly to do with: o the availability of qualified people in the workforce o attract and retain good staff o re-thinking the benefits of employing and retaining older staff - and former prefer to hire younger workers. We need to keep the elderly healthy in every sense if we want them to remain at work as long as possible. People today are less likely to retire and more likely to maintain some form of commitment at work. The difference is that they would like to work on their own terms. Their large bills in life is largely due. Now their financial needs are mainly to support the daily life, travels and pursuit of enjoyable interests. Working to help pay these bills, but anything that keeps the body, mind and spirit healthy. The issue of work / life balance - I prefer to talk about working harmony - is also of great importance. This issue goes beyond high-profile issues on child care and elder care, how important they are. The broader, gender-neutral, the issue is mental health "increased exposure to excessive prolonged stress, tension and imposed change. Such health issues are insidious and often go undetected until "the lifestyle cracks." There is much in common between the concept of workaholism and alcoholism. People want to "tired" out of retirement. Retirement is no longer a question of "stop work and begin to die." It is now more like, as one customer put it to me, "what's for dessert? I've finished the main course and I'm still hungry! "These people want to continue to have active involvement in the community - preferably paid - but on their own terms rather than on an employer's terms. Total health is a critical factor in this matter. A growing health problem here is what is called the Retired Husband Syndrome - the man (usually) who quit his job and finds himself with no interests to pursue. He develops a "me too" attitude, in order to engage in the interests of his wife or partner. He sometimes takes on the role of an efficiency expert advice to partners how better to drive home. If unresolved fast, strong emotional problems, which can lead to divorce or death. Retired Husband Syndrome highlighting the fact that preparations for a healthy retirement must be in place long before the event. This opens up another broader perspective on the value of enjoyable interests as a means to promote, develop and maintain good health. The future belongs to the young. Much of this discussion has been about mature people. But the answers for a good long-term health policies and health practices lies in the education of the young. Think of the dramatic increase in the typical child in the first five years of life - from birth to school age, aged five, with most of the basic essential life skills. But in the few years they did little more than eat, sleep and enjoy life through play. Kids live for the moment, they want to try everything, whether they're good at it. We can learn a lot of children in developing countries health measures that recognize and maximize the importance and life enriching value of pleasure, creativity and spontaneity.

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