#Liquidation Process

[rightnewshindi]

प्रदेश में ह्यूमन वेलफेयर क्रेडिट एंड थ्रिफ्ट सोसायटी घोटाले के बाद थ्रिफ्ट कोऑपरेटिव सोसायटियों पर सख्ती, जांच शुरू

Himachal News: प्रदेश में ह्यूमन वेलफेयर क्रेडिट एंड थ्रिफ्ट सोसायटी (Human Welfare Credit and Thrift Society) के हजारों लोगों का करोड़ों रुपये लेकर फरार होने का मामला सामने आने के बाद स्टेट रजिस्ट्रार कोऑपरेटिव सोसायटीज ने कड़ा रुख अपनाया है। इस घोटाले ने प्रदेश में संचालित सभी थ्रिफ्ट कोऑपरेटिव सोसायटियों की कार्यप्रणाली पर सवाल खड़े कर दिए हैं। इसके चलते रजिस्ट्रार ने सभी बहुराज्यीय थ्रिफ्ट…

[cyanityinsanity101]

since a lot of people liked my pride ring edit- I decided to also do the sloth ring and greed ring to make them match their irl colors [ they were the only ones I had problems with color-wise the other ring designs are fine in my opinion ]

My edits on the top

And originals on bottom for comparison

[wombrion]

have you ever posted any speedpaints?

i posted one a while ago but heres dis one. watch out for flashing images☝️

[cloudinal]

CAT Birthday (1)!

Textless version for all of your textless needs

[materialsscienceandengineering]

An international team of engineers has developed an innovative, scalable method for creating topography-patterned aluminum surfaces, enhancing liquid transport properties critical for applications in electronics cooling, self-cleaning technologies and anti-icing systems. The research, published recently in Langmuir and conducted by groups at Rice University and the University of Edinburgh as part of the Rice-Edinburgh Strategic Collaboration Awards program, demonstrates how cost-effective vinyl masking techniques can produce surfaces with high-resolution wettability contrast, paving the way for improved phase-change heat transfer applications. The research team developed a novel technique using blade-cut vinyl masking and commercially available lacquer resin combined with scalable physical and chemical surface treatments to create patterned aluminum surfaces. These surfaces exhibit distinct wettability contrasts, significantly improving the droplet shedding during condensation. The patterns, with feature sizes as small as 1.5 mm, offer a range of wettability behaviors -- from superhydrophobic to hydrophilic -- depending on the treatment.

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[tri-punisher]

suspended in a medically induced coma while their body reconstitutes itself after receiving their run of the augments

[miirshroom]

Elden Ring - The Omen Curse is caused by Inbreeding

Hints that Morgott and Mohg's "cursed" blood is a result of incest/inbreeding:

1) Mohg would go on to try to create a "pureblood" dynasty. The horns that he has are a type of genetic abnormality such as is observed from inbreeding deer. He's totally on board with inbreeding, considering that he tried to make his own brother his consort. In humans, the Spanish branch of the Hapsburgs undertook extensive inbreeding from the 1500's to 1700's with 80% of marriages being consanguineous ("of the same blood"), resulting in deformities and cognitive decline. Gideon confirms that the Lord of Blood's mind is not so stable:

"Oh, so that's where the so-called Lord of Blood was hiding himself eh. A fitting little squat for that deluded maniac to bleat about the revival of his precious dynasty, while he turns our fellow Tarnished into Bloody Fingers. Let him stay there. That way, his delusions will remain as the are - distant and unattainable." - upon reaching Mohgwyn Dynasty Mausoleum

2) There is a blood disease called "Haemochromatosis" or "The Celtic Curse" for being common in people of Irish and Scottish ancestry. For a few data points, it is suspected to affect up to 1 in 133 people in the UK or 1 in 300 people in Canada, but is rarely talked about and generally under-diagnosed. For such genetic diseases, if it is already known to be present in a family line then the odds of it being passed on to offspring is greatly increased via incest/inbreeding. The disease is characterized by too much iron accumulating in the organs eventually leading to organ failure and one of the proven fixes is bloodletting over a long period of time to reduce iron levels.

There are a few visual clues that point to hemochromatosis specifically. Firstly, scattered examples of Celtic theming have been pointed out since game release, including that Godfrey's sword seen in his Stormveil portrait (unobtainable in game) appears to be a Celtic style sword.

Secondly, the "Chroma" in the name is a word meaning "purity of color" in English, although going back to the original Greek it more generally is a term for "colour". Morgott sealed his cursed blood into his blade, which exhibits veins of many vibrant colours.

Thirdly, bloodletting as treatment for the disease would give further insight into Mohg. His obsession with causing wounds would then be framed as misinterpreting the science and manifesting a blood god who wants blood from everyone rather than bloodletting being a specific treatment meant to alleviate symptoms of a disease that is in himself specifically.

[spotforme]

i think they could achieve piece on Red Dwarf, for a day at least, if they had some soap bubbles to blow

[love-and-monsters]

Trying to think of ways for vampires to get a reliable source of blood from humans without just ‘they take it from blood banks’ is uh. Tough.

[isbergillustration]

Process of a Resurrection:

[ambitions-of-an-eccedentesiast]

yeah that must hurt- too late now ::)

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[per1w1nkl3]

wait question- odo can become anything solid and he can be a liquid (not the gelatinous goo he reverts back to, actually liquid) (I'm pretty sure there's n episode where he makes a point to make himself into a beverage so he can eat with the other solids) but can he be a gass???

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Researchers have demonstrated a technique for printing thin metal oxide films at room temperature, and have used the technique to create transparent, flexible circuits that are both robust and able to function at high temperatures. "Creating metal oxides that are useful for electronics has traditionally required making use of specialized equipment that is slow, expensive, and operates at high temperatures," says Michael Dickey, co-corresponding author of a paper on the work and the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at North Carolina State University. "We wanted to develop a technique to create and deposit metal oxide thin films at room temperature, essentially printing metal oxide circuits."

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[onion-99]

Taste enhancing this, shit flavored that.. but where is my chemical that removes taste and smell

[sar3nka]

I just want uni to be over so I can go n get that tongue split... I'm so excited about it! haven't scheduled an appointment yet but I'll do everything to have it done by the end of July