Dreamy Plug

[Gaylene Merganthaler]

DreamyPlugCurrentOldGeneral InformationDifficulty Very HardDesigner(s)Roy_Blazinglion1532DescriptionAccording to the new economy, due to inflation, now a wish costs 2.6 dreams at the hope exchange. Minting agencies around the world will be expected to destroy up to 100,000 prayers a week until belief and imagination reach an equilibrium. This is expected to cause a boom for nightmare markets and big expansion in the bad luck sectors. All eyes now turn to the Collective Luck, Optimism & Vindictiveness Exchange Rates (CLOVER) Index and the Karmic Index of New Deeds (KIND). [New]

originally really similar to a platinum in the first design but was changed into this and i love it [Old]Hintstart by clicking on the bedBiome/Realm The Weather DomainOther/Personal InformationGenderMaleDate Added07/29/2022Badge Descriptionlet the bugs bite (dont do that)

Dreamy Plug appears to be a plug with pink to blue cloud-like gradient on him, he has pink-blue gradient clouds and yellow sparkles surrounding him. He also has a halo that has a moon, star, and a sun at the bottom of the halo. His eyes are blue and are glowing and his limbs are white and are glowing. He also has 3 yellow stars that looks like a freckle on him.

So, in order to do this, I did something slightly unconventional. I created a buss on the piano tracks and I sent it to an amp emulation plug-in. For this particular amp emulation, I was using this Marshall plug-in from UAD. You can use Amplitube, or Logic has some built in amp plug-ins that would work.

Airy announces his presence and prepares for the elimination process, who'll be Backpack because his team was up for elimination and he's the only one left on the team. However, before Airy could eliminate Backpack, he's interrupted by a series of slipping and ripping sounds, before yelling in pain with a glass shattering sound. His whines and moans of pain get quieter until Airy can't be heard anymore. Two hours passed, and Airy hasn't returned. Everyone is worried, but Backpack realizes that with Airy's absence, he's free to roam around The Plane. He continues to walk until he discovers a giant AUX plug and cable that's plugged into The Plane. The camera zooms out, and it turns out The Plane appears to be a tiny planet, or is at least in the shape of a planet.

5 months have passed, and focus shifts towards what the characters have been doing with the absence of Airy. Airline Food, Tray and Subway Seat are doing yoga with Scenty as the guide. Whippy Creamy uses Folder as an audiobook program. The gang have used the wooden stakes Airy placed in "Freefall" to build a shack. Subway Seat learned how to walk using his hands and arms as legs. Moldy's mold condition has worsened and she is isolating herself from the others. Bassy has been a static object ever since Airy disappeared. Generally though, mostly everyone's been more cooperative to each other.

Circle announces to Scenty's group and Whippy Creamy that they're gonna attempt to remove the last wooden stake out of the ground. Subway marks down the "shift" on the pool, and tries to get Contact Lens and Moldy to help remove the stake, though Moldy declines. Atom goes to the plug in search for Backpack, but after failing to find him, they return to the wooden stake to find him with the other contestants trying to remove the wooden stake. After some coordinated pushes, the wooden stake tips and falls flat on the ground. Everyone celebrates their success, and everyone but Backpack heads to the pool. Scenty speaks to him before leaving, saying how he's been more involved ever since letting go, and that she thinks he's happier this way.

Backpack instead visits the plug again. It's shown through a series of flashbacks that he's gotten so frustrated and confused about it that he's tried pulling the plug out, as well as punching, kicking, and throwing the broken cassette player from "Screwball" at the plug. The plug has many scratches and dents from Backpack's abuse, but he still hasn't been able to unplug it. Switching back to the present, he admits defeat, and picks up the broken pieces of the tape recorder.

An additional 2 months pass, and Backpack and Scenty are seen playing a board game out of the wood they've harvested from the stakes. Suddenly, Airy announces that he's back, and that he will start the elimination soon. Backpack and Scenty are shocked by this news, and Backpack starts hyperventilating.

In the stinger, the camera focuses on the plug once again. The sound of rain and Airy humming "Around the Bend" by Pearl Jam can be heard, though there is no rain present on screen. There are also no end credits, as all of them were listed in the second long intro.

So my family along with another are going on the Dream in a few weeks, and while I have been on several cruises, I have never really ever bought an adapter for the odd (not US) plug, to expand our charging abilities. Having the kids stuff and the wife's junk, we really could use more than one plug.

While the outlet posted by firemanbobswife is a type of "universal" outlet, there are a couple of caveats to using it. First, of course, make sure whatever you plug into it is rated for 220v (100-240vac is the typical rating), and also note that it will not accept "polarized" US plugs (one blade is wider than the other). The type of plug adapter you need is one to convert from US "type B" (three prong, with polarized blades) to a European "type E/F".

This doesn't convert the 220 to 110 it only allows access to 220. Electrical appliances that only works with 110 will burn out. You need a 220 to 110 converter. The convertor can be purchased at Best Buy, Amazon or luggage store cost about $12.00. The converters are small and has three or four adapters for different size country wall plugs. The small converters is not recommended for use longer than one half hour. I purchased a large converter up to 200 watts in Tahiti weights about four pounds.

I travel internationally, to Europe, to Asia etc, and although a heavy converter is nice, I have never once needed one. The reason is most electronics (iPhone, iPad, camera batteries) are dual voltage. I also have a mobility scooter, and a CPAP machine, all of which are dual voltage. Many hairdryers today, have a dual voltage switch.

With luggage being restricted to 50lbs and cruise ships not liking power cord/surge protectors/power strips it's nice not having to bring a converter that can be taken and held to the end of the cruise. I would rather pack 3 complete outfits than having to carry a converter in my luggage.

That is true with dual current devices but there are some devices that are made in the United States that only uses 110 volt like electric tooth brushes and waterpiks. As long as the user knows what the require voltage it is fine to use the adapter.

If you look closely at the 220 volt outlet, you can see that it also has provisions to plug in a 110 volt plug. I used the 220 volt outlet to plug in my 110 volt Tablet and phone chargers with no problem whatsoever.

I'm not convinced that that model is surge protected, no matter what the advertising says. Home Depot and Amazon tend to throw the term surge protected around a lot, even when not warranted. Because this is an off-brand, probably Chinese, manufactured power strip, getting info online is difficult. What I will say is that Home Depot also sells another power strip, with the same "YLPT" prefix in the model number, and this one specifically calls out "450 joules of protection", which is a key that it is surge protected. So, the fact that the specs for the PP's power strip does not mention "joules" leads me to believe it is not surge protected. The only sure way is to read the fine print on the power strip itself, and see if "joules of protection" is mentioned or not. If not, it is not surge protected.

"Surge protection" seems to be a "sexy" advertising term lately, and I've found contradictory information on third party sites like Amazon, and even on the manufacturer's own site. In some cases, I've even contacted the manufacturer's technical support to get the correct information. Realistically, the only way to be sure is to either contact the manufacturer, or read the fine print cast into the power strip. I've even found the opposite, where a power strip is advertised as non-surge protected, and safe for cruise ships on Amazon, and the manufacturer clearly states that it is surge protected. Go figure.

I think it is a really nice plug-in on the assumption that it allows you to drastically change the files you use. For experimental music or sound design I think it is really nice. The tempo sync button is amazing because with many other plug-ins you often waste a lot of time setting the 'ms' for the various effects and making them fit within the song's tempo. I tried the plug-in with both midi files and audio files. Using the various presets I found it very good and I think I would use it quite often in my projects as it adds a lot of dynamics and especially the saturator seems optimal.

This plugin has great versatility which makes it a useful addition to a plug-in library. A producer or artist looking to add some color or character to their sound design would find this plug-in quick and easy to use. The combination of reverb, saturation, modulation, and delay are some of the most useful tools many producers reach for when mixing and having all of them in one plug-in is really advantageous. This plug-in would be something I would find myself reaching for quite often

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