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In your JEI search bar, type “@dee”, "@deepmoblearning", or anything in between to bring up all of the items and blocks added by Deep Mob Learning. Left click on Zombie Data Model (or press "R" while the mouse is over it) to bring up its crafting recipe. If nothing happens, your game is bugged. If the crafting recipe shows up, you are fine. Those with the bug must restart their game to (hopefully) bring up the crafting recipe.
From the remotest known eras of human history, every tribe, village, or community had its wise person, either male or female, its witch doctor, the medicine man or woman, the driver away of demons and ghosts and the curer of illnesses and ailments. I have noticed the same bug that I described above in the Simulation Chamber section occurs with Trial Keys so I really recommend only moving attuned keys into and out of the Trial Keystone with shift right click.
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End the stigma that witches are evil
Witchcraft has been considered evil for centuries. Even today, in modernized culture, there are still negative connotations and a stigma that witches are evil and so is our practice. But I, a witch, am here to try and end the stigma and show the everyone that witches are not who you think we are.
What is a witchcraft?
From the remotest known eras of human history, every tribe, village, or community had its “wise person,” either male or female, its “witch doctor,” the medicine man or woman, the driver away of demons and ghosts and the curer of illnesses and ailments. These various skills were/are considered witchcraft. The casting of spells is also considered witchcraft, but certain rituals are Wiccan, (offerings to gods/goddesses for example) and Wicca and witchcraft are two complete different things, whereas Wicca is a religion and witchcraft is simply a practice.
What is a witch?
A witch is a man or woman who practices witchcraft. Simple as that. Healing on all levels, whether mental or physical, was a witch’s most important skill in history, and involved mostly natural ingredients, such as herbs. In history, witches were doctors and healers. Not a single wife gave birth without the presence of a witch to help them through it. Witches were honored beings for all the healing and help they brought among the people. Today, there are many sects of witchcraft and types of witches. Kitchen and green witches are much like the witches of history, uses herbs and foods to their advantage and to cure aliments. There are even Christian witches, witches who honor the Christian God. In my opinion, nothing a witch does goes against any religious text. Any religion can be a witch. (Remember, witchcraft and Wicca are different.) Witches are people who are kind, advocate love, and respect the nature around them.
Who is a witch?
Anyone can be a witch. That’s right. Although if you are a minor whose family doesn’t allow the practice, I would be careful. But that’s right, anyone of any gender or sexuality can be a witch. Witches hold everyone equal and discriminate against no one.
So this is my post about witches. Help me end the stigma that witches are evil, because we know we’re not. It’s time to show everyone else that we’re not evil, too.
~Jen
I have discovered something that I would describe as a bug regarding placing a Data Model into the Simulation Chamber. When you pick up a Data Model from your inventory and manually place it into the top left slot of the Simulation Chamber, sometimes the Data Model disappears. I am not sure what the exact cause of this is, but I can reproduce the deletion of the data model with 100 percent success by spam left clicking on a Data Model that is in the Simulation Chamber. If you want to verify, test this in creative mode. I have never lost a Data Model by moving it with shift right click, so this is what I recommend you use to move Data Models into and out of the Simulation Chamber.
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Reviews for "Unleash Your Inner Sorceress with the Raven Portable Display"
1. Samantha - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Witchcraft raven portable display. The image quality was not up to par and the colors appeared washed out. Additionally, the display had a lot of glare, making it difficult to view from certain angles. The stand was also flimsy and did not provide adequate support. Overall, I was expecting better performance for the price I paid and would not recommend this portable display.
2. John - 1 star - The Witchcraft raven portable display was a huge letdown for me. The brightness levels were inconsistent, with some areas being too bright and others too dim. This made it incredibly frustrating to use for any kind of work or entertainment purposes. The screen also had a noticeable pixelation, which further degraded the visual experience. The build quality was also lacking, with the stand feeling unstable and wobbly. All in all, I cannot recommend this portable display to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality option.
3. Emily - 2 stars - The Witchcraft raven portable display did not live up to my expectations. The colors were inaccurate and dull, making it difficult to enjoy any kind of media or graphic design work. The screen was also prone to flickering, which was incredibly annoying and distracting. The overall design felt cheap and flimsy, and I had concerns about its durability. Save your money and invest in a better portable display that delivers on its promises.