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SHILOH FERNANDEZ GIF PACK ♛ In the source link you’ll find 87 gifs [268x151] of Shiloh Fernandez as Peter in ‘Red Riding Hood′ (2011). All of these gifs were made from scratch by me for rp purposes. Please, do NOT claim as your own, repost or add them to your gif hunts. You can edit them as gif icons or in crackships, but please give me some form of credit if you post it. If you found these useful, please REBLOG! Enjoy!
trigger warning: weapons, fire, kissing, violence.
[ HERE ] you’ll find #208 gifs of the actor, Shiloh Fernandez, from his role in the movie, Private Property (2022). I hope that these gifs can be useful to someone. You can find my rules here. Suffice it to say that I ask that the time I spent making these be respected and that the fc himself be respected. Please note that this movie is a thriller and comes with all the warnings of the genre. In terms of triggers: this pack contains kissing, violence, semi-nudity, and smoking, though I’ve done my best to limit exposure of these topics in this pack. Some of these gifs feature actors Ashley Benson and Logan Mller. If you found these gifs to be helpful, please like and/or reblog this post. Enjoy!
A variety of possible fur patterns for Dutch and English rabbits respectively from William E. Castle’s Contributions to the genetics of the domestic rabbit (1932).
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Aksys Games has announced release dates and windows for its 2020 otome visual novel lineup, which include Code: Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~, Code: Realize ~Future Blessings~, Collar X Malice, Collar X Malice -Unlimited-, Piofiore: Fated Memories, and Cafe Enchante.
Here are the details:
Code: Realize Series
Code: Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~ – February 6 (Collector’s Edition details)
Code: Realize ~Future Blessings~ – April
The Code: Realize games explore the story of Cardia and her adventures in a steampunk version of Victorian England, where she encounters a cast of intriguing gentlemen based on characters from history and literature.
Collar X Malice Series
Collar X Malice – Summer
Collar X Malice -Unlimited- – Summer
Heat up the summer with tales of a dangerous shadow organization spreading fear and violence in the city of Shinjuku, pushing society to the brink of chaos. Players assume the role of a young police officer tasked with restoring order. In a city bound by malice, you are the only hope for salvation! This Switch edition marks the first time Collar X Malice -Unlimited- will appear in English.
New Titles
Piofiore: Fated Memories – Late 2020
Cafe Enchante – Late 2020
Piofiore: Fated Memories follows the adventures of Lily, an orphan caught up in the struggle between Mafia organizations in Italy just after the First World War.
Shenanigans ensue in Cafe Enchante when a young girl inherits her grandfather’s eatery only to discover that none of the patrons are human.
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I’m both.
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Going off-topic today to share what I’ve been working on at my day job! It’s tangential to what I usually talk about here, so I figured y’all might enjoy it.
I’m a librarian in the Washington DC area, and for years, my library has been working on a project to preserve our collection of VHS tapes. This week, we finished digitizing the last videotape on-site for a total of 2250 videos that we can make available to our patrons again.
We have a collection of over 8000 VHS tapes, including lots of documentaries and educational films. For obvious reasons, our patrons can’t access them anymore. VHS is undergoing what has been called “degralescence” – degradation and obsolescence. The tapes are deteriorating, and the format is becoming more obsolete. Fewer new TVs even have the video inputs for VHS players.
For the most part, these tapes aren’t unique. They’re commercial videotapes, which means compared to one-of-a-kind video collections, they’re a low priority to digitize. But if we don’t do it, who will? If not now, when? So we did it.
Under Section 108© of US copyright law, libraries are allowed to make a reproduction of a copyrighted work, as long as 1) there are no new replacements for sale and 2) the original format is degrading, damaged, or obsolete. There’s more to it than that, but basically, as far as VHS is concerned, if it’s not being sold anymore, we can digitize it!
With lots of help from our student staff, we audited the collection and found that we had about 4000 videos that qualified. A huge chunk of those were being kept in off-site storage. The remaining 2200+ were on-site, and that’s what we finished digitizing this week.
It took a lot of time. VHS digitization happens in real-time, so an hour-long tape takes one hour to capture.
In total, that comes out to 37 TB of video, compressed! Here’s our storage arrays:
This is a big achievement for us, and it hasn’t been an automatic process. Preservation takes work. There’s a lot of human labor involved, especially in A/V preservation, with manual processing and attention needed for individual videos. We listened to experts and found how to make it work in our time and budget.
The project is still ongoing. In addition to everything we have to digitize from off-site storage, we have to keep maintaining the digital video collection. Digital storage is volatile, and we have to ensure we have backups and that we keep it in an accessible format. Preservation is never in the past tense. A thing is never preserved. We’re always preserving.
This has been a huge team effort across the library. These projects don’t happen alone, and I want to stress how much the whole library contributed to this!
absolutely incredible you funky little archivists
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