#Medical Equipment Cooling Market

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Medical Equipment Cooling Industry 2022-2028 Market Trends and Major Manufacturers Analysis

Medical Equipment Cooling Industry 2022-2028 Market Trends and Major Manufacturers Analysis

Global Medical Equipment Cooling Market- Size, Share and Market Forecasts 2028 This report focuses on the Global Medical Equipment Cooling Market trends, future forecasts, growth opportunities, key end-user industries, and market players. The objectives of the study are to present the key developments of the market across the globe. Based on the Medical Equipment Cooling market development…

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Medical Equipment Cooling Market - Know More About the Leading Companies

Medical Equipment Cooling Market – Know More About the Leading Companies

Overview of This Study: This study involved four major activities in estimating the current size of the medical equipment cooling market. Exhaustive secondary research was done to collect information on the market and its different subsegments. The next step was to validate these findings, assumptions, and sizing with industry experts across the value chain through primary research. Both…

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[sparkplug02]

Ventress meets the Skywalker twins

I think Rex and Ahsoka, after meeting Luke and Leia, would die laughing if he saw Ventress meet the Skywalker twins.

Imagine this:

The Empire is dying, and your general's/master's/friends' twin children are leading the fight to track down the last of the Empire's lackeys along with their mother's protocol droid, their father's astromech, a veteran Wookie, and the Wookie's pet human (who is dating one of the twins). You keep an eye on them, offering them guidance and old stories and occasionally a rescue. All is well, and the galaxy is healing.

Until one day, that old bounty hunter that terrorized you every other week returns.

She's honestly not looking for trouble these days. The pet human struck a deal with her to get some equipment that they needed and couldn't get without going through the black market. According to the pet human, this hunter is dangerous, resourceful, and delivers more consistently than the pet human does most of the time. Her prices are in the upper ranger, but worth it. She even delivers on time.

However, you'd recognize her anywhere. Among her weapons array are two lightsabers, her voice is still raspy, and she still hums in the Force. This is Asajj Ventress, ex-apprentice to Darth Tyrannus.

And THEE Luke Skywalker is walking up to her with a smile on his face (because he's the people person, who else is going to complete the transaction?).

He's got the payment and he offers a cheerful greeting, expressing appreciation for making the delivery, but the masked bounty hunter doesn't say anything. She recognizes that face. Are you kidding me? It's a damn carbon copy of Anakin Skywalker, except that nuisance never smiled this much. Ventress takes off her mask to make sure she's not imagining things, and gets a little closer to Luke's face than he would prefer, but he still doesn't understand what's going on.

Neither does Leia, who just came from around the corner, but she sees this bounty hunter too close to her brother's face and she doesn't like it. She calls out the hunter and stalks over, telling her to back up and mind her own business. Ventress isn't even listening to her yell because now that she's remembering ole' Skywalker, she recognizes his brash, bold behavior in the girl. That fire she used to feel in the Force? The same one she felt when she was tracked down by a certain Jedi because he thought she betrayed his apprentice? Yeah, it's back.

She looks back at Luke, then back at Leia, and then she gives up. She looks up at the sky, pointing an accusing finger and starts shouting for all the galaxy to hear that NO, SHE IS NOT DEALING WITH THIS AGAIN, DAMMIT! ONE WAS BAD ENOUGH, BUT NOW THERE'S TWO AND SHE'S TOO OLD FOR THIS SHIT!!! She snatches the payment from Luke, who is still bewildered, and storms off back to her ship, pausing only just long enough to flip of Ahsoka and Rex, who are laughing their asses off in the background. Anakin and Obi-Wan's Force ghosts are right next to them, barely able to breathe despite being dead.

About three days later, after Ventress has cooled down enough, she tracks down Ahsoka's number and demands an explanation. This just makes her more mad. Rumor has it Ventress died the next day from heart problems. The only thing written on her medical chart for cause of death is 'Skywalker.'

[crying-fantasies]

A wonderful life ahead (3)

Masterlist

Part 1 | part 2 | part 3: Medicine | part 4 | part 5

When you first put yourself in Cybertron it was by the very same reason other humans were there too.

Work, work and necessity.

Turns out, humans were quite good with those little hands, their whole body way more versatile to get through the most difficult points in many cybertronians, but work for human or overall helpers weren't needed in times of war, demand increasing after the end of it, especially with all the damage done to the cities and the inhabitants.

Metroplex was the very first one among the list of damaged, and the city speaker noticed how humans could get deeper than any mini bot ever could, still the high risk of having an organic and even a possible infection of atrophosia required the use of special equipment and medical capacitation was necessary to treatment when Metroplex accepted human help when the damage was only progressing.

You weren't a medic, you were there just to bomb air to the group going inside Metroplex with mini bots in order to prevent a possible squish if the innards of the titan just decided to move, and that's how you meet your husband.

Blurr wasn't a mini bot, not even part of your work, he was just there when you were tearing up while thinking of your home, one you left behind by sheer necessity.

He would tell you later on that he recognized you from his quick travels from and to the market because he needed to repair the filters of his oil house.

Humans and cybertronians were in contact for years to that point, one thing got to another, and then this bot is looking at you like some kind of friend or stress relief, you still laugh to that strange belief that emerged when more humans crossed the space bridge to Cybertron, like some bot looking at you and asking straight forward if it was true that humans were good for the spark or if human skin oils were really corrosive or, in the most crazy things, if it was true that humans didn't age normally if they were spark bounded.

Their innocence was initially cute, but then the topic of atrophosia resurging got those few bots that talked to you pretty far away, some still remained but didn't want to touch you if it wasn't necessary.

Except for Blurr.

"I've been in contact with organics before, so I guess that I'm doomed already" his intent to sound funny and cool made you look at him like he was already victim of the degenerative disease, and maybe he really got it the first time that he used his alt-mode in front of you, opening his passenger door for you and trying to be suave while trying to ask you out.

He talked way faster to what you could ever understand, but you could hear his cooling fans going hard and fast when you put a hand on his leathered seat.

Since then, it has been almost 25 years.

And you kept looking like the moment you touched your husband's spark, laughing to yourself, those bots were right, the conjunx ritualand spark bound did indeed decrease your aging.

Still, you could feel a headache almost everyday and the increase of gray hair by the second with the shenanigans of your own family.

"How long?"

"Stop it, Ripley"

Ripley was already a young adult and you loved her to pieces, but God, was she irritating.

"Carrier told you to wait, why can't you stay in one place while this finish?"

"It's okay, sweetspark, it will be over soon" you glared at your husband, almost saying something about how lenient he was with Ripley but not uttering a word about it, after all, Blurr was in this mess because of you, maybe he noticed your body a little more tense, always trying to decipher your behavior, placing one servo near you and stroking your cheek with his index, the needle inside his energon lines still pumping medicine, he could wince by the movement but he kept on smiling at you sweetly.

A few centuries ago, degenerative diseases were almost untreatable.

A few years ago, the first Terraformer was born, with his merged CNA and antibodies that could stop at least atrophosia and other related disease originated from organics, being a good option to many cybertronians still in contact with humans.

Just like your foolish husband.

"I don't really care" he told you then, going slow by his own standard, showing you around Metroplex, a view that was hard to see for yourself, the sky of Cybertron and the mechs around, it was almost a good contrast, seeing the city's lights and the stars, one of those your distant home.

Blurr said that he didn't care, and he was being honest, your heart pounding, reflecting your emotions while your hands grasped at his door was enough to make his spark sing, he loosened your seatbelt just right to let you out of his cabin, letting you admire around to your heart's content, as far as he could but still keeping you grounded, stopping your breathing mask from being bumped or any possibility that you could go flying out of his window.

You would say that he was being dramatic, eating your words back when your hand moved without your intention, he didn't even care when you almost slipped and put your little foot on his seat, changing back to his bot form to catch you, holding you firmly in his servo, been harsh for a moment before he could settle the movement to keep you still, his paint near his legs and joints now ruined by the harsh contact with the road but what mattered the most for him was you, scared you that was holding to his digits and hyperventilating, Blurr looked at you with frantic optics, searching for any damage done to your pliable body or if your mask was still on and placed correctly, ex-venting in relief the moment he noticed you were shocked but fine.

"Oh, thank Primus" he said it so fast that you almost didn't understand it, when your beating heart finally let's you breathe normally you let go of his digit, pushing his servo away.

What about the atrophosia? What if your skin really damages him? What if you make him more damage?

It mattered for you, maybe more than what you really thought at first, because Blurr was starting to be important in ways you didn't expect at first, how to deny it when he reached out for you again with a soft smile on his faceplate and asked gently if he could carry you back, still on his knees and looking anxious, as if expecting your refusal.

How could you tell him no? How could you keep him away? There was no answer because there was no way you didn't want him too.

"Sweetspark?" Blurr's voice is laced with worry, looking at you with his blue optics and a soft tone, why is he the one trying to comfort you when he is the one with a needle inside his energon lines that you know hurts him?

How did you get to know such a caring mech?

How did you get him to look at you like that?

"It's fine, just, thinking about other things" Blurr doesn't believes your answer nor your kids, they all have this incredulous expression and you almost laugh at how much they look alike.

As much as Ripley mimicked Blurr and how much Ty can show with his armor plate on.

"Well, thinking about the time when I meet your father" you refer to your kids, still, at your words many other bots in the clinic perk up, some even whistling and others asking you to tell the details and maybe expecting a bit of drama, everybot with a similar needle and pumping medicine in their system, your two kids now look almost bored, knowing this story to the details and knowing you tell it everytime you want to get Blurr flustered, it works out like a clock everytime.

"Wait, dear" oh, now he is using human words of endearment, he is trying to stop you at any cost, too late, you don't want to feel exposed by your old crush on him right now.

"Well, your father approached me, asking if I was interested in doing a visit to his oil house for a cube of energon, I almost laughed at his face because he was inviting me to a date but also implying me to drink energon" most mechs laughed hard or smiled by such a mistake, others kept silence, maybe Blurr wasn't the only bot that tried to date a human with the invitation of a little drink first, but also forgetting how toxic energon could be for organics.

"Darling!"

"No, no, let the story get to when you scored a date" Ripley said, looking forward to her favorite story, "when dad gave you a ride but almost crushed you, literally"

"Oh" Ty now added, "when he thought you were sparked" at his words more mechs laughed, and Blurr had to cover his hot faceplate with a servo, smiling fondly at the memories.

[princess-of-the-corner]

I think "Stronger, Faster" (a season 1 episode of Transformers: Prime) might be one of the better anti-drug analogies I've seen from a kid's show.

The drug, Synth-En, is an experimental fuel source Autobot Medic Ratchet is developing from an incomplete Energon formula created in a previous episode (it's incomplete because the data containing the formula was eating an Autobot's brain and was jettisonned from said Autobot's brain and into the vacuum of space by mistake while the Autobots and humans worked on completely separate plans to try and get the living data out of their friend's brain before it rendered them completely braindead), and the Autobots themselves are running low on natural Energon.

Ratchet is trying to complete the formula, but it's only been cleared for use on non-living machines, not living Autobots. The problem?

The other Autobots have left for battle, and Ratchet no longer has enough Energon to repair his allies.

Desperate to protect his teammates, Ratchet injects his current sample of Synth-En into himself, and it...

Well, it makes him stronger, faster, more aggressive, less restrained...

Basically, Synth-En is a performance enhancing drug.

It has benign uses (when used to power their equipment, it saves up good Energon for keeping the Autobots alive), but under its influence...

Ratchet tortures a Decepticon civilian with a blowtorch, brings up some recently deceased allies to try and get under Optimus' skin when called out for it, and then nearly gets himself killed chasing down Megatron.

Plus, unlike Transformers' last attempt at a Drug Aesop, you can't make a cool Synth-En toy that completely breaks the message of the episode when marketing wants you to bring it back to sell more toys.

Well fuck man.

[andmaybegayer]

Last Monday of the Week 2023-11-27

Snow

Listening: Someone on IRC linked me to 3Blue1Brown's Hallelujah Parody about the vicissitudes of apparent patterns in sequences.

Reading: You Want My Password or a Dead Patient:, a paper about information security and the lack thereof in medical contexts. Paper linked here, but I first heard about it in this Choast.

A very good deep dive into the extremes of classic reasons why information security is bypassed: it's just much more important that you have access to resources Right Now in a hospital context than it is that they are secure against hacker, most of the time.

Hospitals process a lot of private information, so they are often beholden to the security standards imposed by regulations agencies. If you've engaged with mandatory security regulations you'll know a lot of them are, uh, bad?

(Famously if you want to meet US FIPS Government Standards you cannot use the Good Elliptic Curve ed25519 and instead you have to use a different, less well secured curve.)

Anyway what this means is that you have a significant conflict between the very high stakes and fast paced world of hospital medicine, and a system that wants you to log back in every time you step away from the x-ray machine.

Watching: Nothing.

Playing: As you may know if you're following me, I started Dark Souls this week. I am having a great time in Dark Souls! It's a lot of fun. I am still where I was yesterday, having just beaten the Belltower Gargoyles.

There are definitely notes that I have. It is for sure a 12 year old game. Some of the opacity is definitely intentional difficulty, like requiring you to just feel out the parry timing, but I it probably wouldn't make the game any easier if it had reliable indicators of when you're in position to backstab or riposte someone and it would make parrying much more fun. I like parrying but so often you parry someone and then just hit them normally instead of going for the cool finisher riposte.

Making: Like ten minutes ago I reopened Cinnabar and Calcite and did a little hardware swap, moving a new network card into Calcite and Calcite's old network card into Cinnabar. Everyone is settled back in. Wifi card upgrades are not really essential but it is nice to have wifi on a desktop even if you don't use it because a) someday you will and b) it's free bluetooth.

Also: Wrote some very bad bash to use my motherboard RGB as a tally light for recording these Dark Souls clips, since I've lost a few clips to hitting the wrong record button a few times.

Tools and Equipment: Original Tuesdayposter @girlfriendsofthegalaxy had a video on marinara sauce this last Tuesday and I was inspired to try some tomato pasta bakes. I usually make Mornay sauce based pasta bakes because it's what my parents usually made, but you gotta try a really spicy tomato pasta bake.

I got some habaneros and jalapenos from the farmers market and made a big pot of spicy tomato tuna bake and especially with the weather being How It Is that was great, I'm making a mushroom one sometime soon it kicked ass. That recipe was loosely based on this one, although I put in a bunch of extra vegetables.

[vctlan]

𝘍𝘍𝘝𝘐𝘐 𝘏𝘌𝘈𝘋𝘊𝘈𝘕𝘖𝘕 — SOLDIER program: enlistment mutals may reblog/adapt if applicable

PART I : PROPAGANDA EFFORTS

Shin-Ra's marketing efforts are a relentless success, a snowball effect that has since hit its peak, an avalanche that has overtaken and demonized all other possible militias. If you want to be an upstanding member of society, you join the Shin-Ra Security Division and are guaranteed respect and ample employee benefits (should you earn them).

But what about those that want to be more than yet another enforcer of petty laws and population control? What about those with greater ambitions, and a drive to prove themselves better than others? For that, you have the SOLDIER program, and Shin-Ra has spared no expenses at making sure that those susceptible to this message have heard it.

The desired demographic for voluntary SOLDIER sign-ups is 13-21, as the younger the subject in question is, the more likely are they to adapt favorably to the mako enhancements, still in their developmental phase.

And this bleeds into marketing: SOLDIER is primarily promoted through four different means, these being the news, sports sponsorships, school presence and media, set to target and groom the different stages of their preferred demographic.

NEWS: war glorification, consistent praise for SOLDIER Firsts, glamorization of Shin-Ra's conquests and scientific advancements.

SPORTS SPONSORSHIPS: SOLDIER branded sports equipment, potion themed energy drinks, team financing, big-game advertisement, SOLDIER-program training regimens .

SCHOOL PRESENCE: enlistment drives, Shin-Ra company presentations, school fairs and investments.

MEDIA: children's animation, television programming, movie financing, SOLDIER cameos in popular media.

The program is sold as an ideal way to achieve individuality and freedom, children allowed to sign up without parental intervention, and upon registration all underage SOLDIERs become children of the state, forfeiting their rights to bodily autonomy and leaving their families with no legal resources to turn to should they be against it.

There are recruitment locations on nearly every continent, with the main processing plants being in: Rocket Town, Costa Del Sol, Icicle Village, Junon and Midgar. By visiting any one of these locations, you are able to sign your life away - if you don't already happen to do it on impulse during a school fair presentation wherein active SOLDIER members sell you on how cool it is to have genuine enhanced capabilities and senses.

The process is entirely predatory, and it is only through Shin-Ra's control of the media that they are able to turn the horrifying implications of this into a feel-good story, mostly focusing on the social successes from the program, be it literal children being able to support their family financially due to Shin-Ra stipends, teens at risk turning their lives around due to the 'strict discipline' of the program, marketing efforts done to humanize the SOLDIERs in the program in an easily digestible way (they're quirky just like you!) or the average story of saving innocent civilians.

PART II : ENLISTMENT ORIGINS

A - voluntary sign-ups B - promotion from the security division C - turk scouting efforts, coercing people with notable skills, an example being promising the resolution of criminal charges in exchange for joining the program D - scouting done through the science department's access to all medical records stored in shin-ra licensed medical establishments

Points A and D are limited by a max age of 21, these SOLDIERs reserved by the science department for all future developments regarding the continued evolution of the program, and they are most likely to receive training in a controlled environment than to be sent out in cases that aren't an emergency - essentially, unless they prove themselves exemplar fighters, they are to be considered more lab rats than fighters.

However, points B and C are exempt from this limitation, and are expected be on the front lines no matter what, their pre-established skills having them be those most often sent out on hazardous missions. They are often those with the slowest mako adaptability rates due to most often being full adults by the time of their acceptance into the program, however, they do have a tendency to be promoted to Second Class faster, where in a majority will remain, with few exemplar individuals being promoted to First Class - and in turn being used for further propaganda efforts, because if they can do it, so can you.

As that's what the SOLDIER program propaganda is wrapped around in: meritocracy, where in only the best of the best make it into the program... but in truth a major part of it is purely arbitrary, dependent on any SOLDIER hopeful's adaptability to the mako process - you may be a great fighter, and still succumb to mako poisoning during the initial trials, just as you may faint at the sight of blood and still be a perfect subject.

Still, when it comes to branch changes from the Security Division to SOLDIER, when one such change does happen successfully, Shin-Ra is sure to sell the dream, taking whatever merits it can give to the SOLDIER in question and lavishing them with interviews and mentions in the internal company news cycle.

The knowledge questionnaires are in fact completely optional, but in order to select out better candidates Shin-Ra makes them seem mandatory — those willing to endure the study necessary are favored for their unquestioning loyalty and ability to follow orders only implied.

PART III : EXTRA NOTES

Due to the young age from which SOLDIERs can apply to the program, around 40% of new SOLIDER candidates have never entered battle, seen active combat or received proper training, and this brings to light the preferred use of swords and other bladed weapons per standard issue - as long as they can be taught to hit targets more or less reliably, their new gained enhanced strength would cut through the rest.

However, gaining skills beyond the most basic of training is placed entirely on the shoulders of every SOLDIER, the program is directly set up to be as competitive as possible in order to find notable specimens for the Science Department.

This leads to the presence of the leveling system, meant to compare new subjects to each other, and to keep track of the personal growth of every SOLDIER.

However… the high pressure of the field can have an adverse effect on those who were already uncertain about their position, found themselves coerced into it, or simply regretting their choice, feeling overwhelmed, be it by the violent nature of the job or the extent to which they feel their body mutating.

These SOLIDERs are most likely to avoid taking on extra missions, and are only seen when directly called to action - and for the most part, there are no repercussions for it... until there are. After a certain threshold of negatively received mission reports, there is a chance that the SOLDIER in question might disappear, often labeled either MIA or plainly KIA.

Most often than not, if they are repurposed by the Science Department, but there is a certain quota needed to fill of "successful" retirements in order to sell the image of the program being anything anywhere near humane. Those that are lucky enough to be allowed to retire from SOLDIER can expect a life of 24/7 surveillance without ANY of the resources granted by the Science Department. If they happen to develop signs of genetic instability and sudden onset mako-poisoning they are expected to rot and die - at which point the Turks will be expected to collect their corpses for the Science Department as their bodies are considered part of a highly classified science experiment.

[ask-marios-apprentice]

Ice things are Ice

Ice flowers.

By lowering the temperature of water and dropping in it's dried leaves other parts

You can create Ice Flower Tea.

For most people, this can give you ice powers.

But for me.

I've been granted a special piece of equipment

The Ice Gloves

By using the dried leaves in a special thermos filled with water. I can now throw ice dodecahedrons. (The machine couldn't produce perfect spheres, so this is the closest we can get)

Me and Mario actually traveled to Solstice. It's a town up North that's permanently winter. And a good thing too considering it's like 119° in Castle town right now.

My mom also came with us. After having some conversations. It was decided that at least twice a month , a parent should watch me be mentored by Mario. Like how mom watches her kid play soccer or masonry.

We decided to train on a track for track and field open near Alice's Cabin. Alice had come out actually ended up coming out with some hot chocolate.

Mario: I don't really know how dodecahedrons bounce, so just start out with something slow.

Good thing too. I think I would have accidentally knocked over an elderly Flip Flop Folk Gentleman.

The thing with the ice decahedrons is that I kind of have to spike them in order to bounce. Specifically make them hit the edge or the point (basically not the flat part) for it to bounce and eventually crack.

There is a bit of liquid encased in ice.

So that eventually when the ice cracks, liquid would quickly freeze the object / opponent /surface area.

I think I can do some pretty good stuff with this. It can make a good stunner like my honey gobs. But maybe I can use it to create some quick platforms. Think it also could make some good puzzles like if I have to cool off of an overheated device or something.

Anyways.

Well I was training. My mom and Alice actually got to talking

Akira: so you're saying the SUPER before you was a famous entrepreneur.

Alice: Indeed Miss Martin. They have the entire market cornered. Though Winston more famous because they were the first dry bones rather than the turnips they were selling the town of own.

Akira:Oh... Well the next SUPER sounds pretty interesting being valedictorian of her college.

Alice: Well technically they were salutatorians, but then the valedictorian got arrested for manipulating the prices of vitamins and medications. Still Merida was pretty impressive. Especially with her enchanted physics textbook and intelligence.

Akira: I guess that sounds pretty... Interesting. But you also said you had a dentistry. It's nice to know the SUPERS are very well educated.

Alice: Thank you but the dentist was just a front for my Mob. How else do you think I got ammunition for this. [Alice pulls out her Tooth Tommygun]

Akira:Uh... [Looks at Mario] Hey Mario do you think that we can wrap up Garth's training soon? I have...a...appointment soon.

Mario: I guess we trained enough for today.

Alice: Miss Akira. If you ever need to have a tooth pulled. You can come to me. I'm sure my pliers can be brought out of retirement.

Akira: Thanks...but no thanks.

Mom had left to go do her appointment and Mario left because he had date night with Peach.

I decided to stay around that area. See what else i can do with my new gloves.

But I eventually left after Alice made the same proposal about pulling teeth.

I'm going to go brush my teeth now.

Garth signing out.

[incarnateirony]

Actually, you know what? No reason to be cryptic about it. Enjoy the journey on Aaron's current life choices.

So I mean, I've not made it secretive that I'm, among many things, a pothead, mostly for pain management. And that I've had an interesting life, and have some surprising influences in rings that I always stood as the Most Unlikely Hobbit in.

But certain things I witnessed, I observed, I learned a great deal, even had the means to get involved with but just, didn't. I had enough chaos in my life, let's not add FBI drug raids to it, thanks.

But on February 6th, weed is legal here.

The first places that were approved on licensing for it were established medical dispensaries. They've already gone through the process and most of them are importing established brands etc etc and so on. And most home growers don't have the mix of knowledge, and time to do all the hinky beaurocracy shit as a backyard operation, so they mostly just grow and quietly share with besties if they got overflow, and it's kind of whatever they got.

I've also lived in a location where it was legal, as it went legal, so I remember watching this process happen before. The first thing that happens is lines down entire blocks at major established medical dispensaries, while the overage joe still smokes something from their friend's potted plant basically, and it's cool, as long as you're not like, busted trying to distribute random shit on the corner.

And then over time the market shifts because since legalization application is open for everyone else in a few months, after it's Roughly Pretended Nobody Planted Early, We Swear, and smaller licensed recreational-predominant dispensaries open, but often struggle and fail on profit margins vs operations vs whatever. Like I have literally seen this circus, I have watched the monkeys rise and then die.

So I hear them asking, well, isn't this gonna bring the cost of weed way down? and I'm like... nyes?

If you mean the demand to have some random shit dropped in your mailbox by your uncle Ben's neighbor, yeah, that's gonna go through the floor. Even if they Swear It's Their Best Shit. Because the market is going to be full of high end prices with menus and educational information that lets customers select what they want, and the prices START where they used to be and only go up from there, plus taxes. So. No. Weed actually gets a little more expensive but the shit you get is hand over fists better.

Like someone I know is all "You know weed is cheap, no matter how good it is right, where do you think I get all my shit." and I'm like. You get all your shit because it's inventory nobody wants, was harvested way too young and is indiscernible from higher end ditch weed dude, this is just what market availability has done.

Then they argue, no, don't order your seeds from XYZ, my buddy in colorado can send you any strain you want, bet.

Nawwwww. NAWWWWWW. That's shit they shook off their plants, best guess at gendering and is probably lowkey hybridized somehow, no I want to know EXACTLY what they fuck I'm starting with and be in control of my plants without having an invasion of boys fucking up the crop.

So then of course there's the issue of competition even if I got the startup equipment. Yeah, lots of people grow for themselves, but expecting to make a profit margin is where people fuck up. Because by the time they pay for space beyond one table in their kitchen, or anywhere to sell it or have space, they're in the hole before they ever open the door.

So considering the remodeling plans I had, the local zoning and other things, I got the operations front covered, and it'd be part of a paid off home. It's just built in cost of living anyway, only now Home Earns Money with the layout I have planned and so on, because again, I need to remodel the basement for disabled living anyway, And This Fits. Wheelchair floorplan and all.

But um. Because of my life path, DESPITE my somehow squeaky clean record, I have seen things. The system will ironically let me coast through application easily as an, awww, look at these two white nerds trying to make a profit margin on their pain management dotting all their i's and crossing all their Ts. When really we have quarterly plans set out for two years as a rough estimate.

We being a friend of mine, a dear real life friend, who has history in realty, accounting and business management that was looking for a way out of the grind too, and is happy to help quickbooks his way through this and match the money I can put in on the 18th.

Because no, no I will never be able to out compete the established big dispensaries. But I got something better. The common sense to know pulling in a quarter what they target in a week is great. The ability to incorporate it to living expenses. The available manpower to handle all the form filling and dotted i's and crossed T's on that end while I handle the production, at no cost to us, no inflation to customer, and everything beyond some essentials really being minimal cost for profit. And cured and treated right you get this sticky bud NO dispensary can match, period.

And then there's where I'm at. I'm in a food desert. How do you think the dispensaries look. If you go up the main road maybe five miles there's one, and I can guarantee you it'll be expensive as fuck, so everyone will keep buying ditch weed.

The point is to be the middle ground of that, to be KNOWN to those people, to have local referrals and community.

Like naw, I don't want a store front. I'll do everything I can to be healthy, legal, maintained, all of that and it won't be that hard with the two of us. But you get me 200 locals that already spend 500 a month in weed you got me 100K/month, bro. And they still get to menu pick That Good Shit like at the dispensaries but because there's no storefront or middle management it outprices them for actual hand reared good shit that aint dried out or whatever.

Yeah. I know EXACTLY what the fuck I'm doing, and to NOT overgrow and to NOT overaim, and to KEEP it small and simple and to NOT expect to be a millionaire overnight, but rather, to be a Thousandaire smoothly for a bit and, then if my buddy does the right business cost writeoffs, we can see about expanding year two or what have you. Yeah, sure, buy the house this year on early profit margins, collateral it against itself for repairs and write it off as a business expense to get started. The room is there but it's not about ever trying to be One Of Those Ones. It's about fitting a local demand in a market and being THE one to set up that demand, and you can't do that if you fuck around waiting a month to invest it.

SOOOO to roll back to the start of this post on the 18th I am Buying Some Shit that will not see investment return for, oh, 10-14 weeks one could say, and then after that things start rolling, at about the rate getting a license approved happens, iykyk.

It's just about 500 investment on either end, scaled to 15 plants expected to drop 15-25 low to high ounces as a start. You can outprice the market and still pull 100K. And after you get round one going next month double it over into a second wave with a few more troughs and again the next month. You only run three. Suddenly it's like when you have too many chickens. That's it that's the sweet spot right there. So give it a quarter.

So that's about where I'm at right now. I'm worried about getting them started first, as I can't fight against time itself. He's gonna work out the licensing and LLCs shit in the meantime and put in his half and we're getting it rolling NOW. I can bat around customer reward and referral programs loosely and whatnot as that's already on the mind, but this is the point of motion I'm at right as my hip literally blew, so there's a lot of chair sitting by force going on right now. [uses cane to push gamer chair around the house] HOLDING FOR INVESTMENT MONEY FIRST CHAIR SECNOD I CAN MAKE IT TILL THE FIRST DAMMIT.

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Enhancing Durability and Efficiency: The Rise of Silicone Coating in Missouri

In the heartland of America, Missouri has been witnessing a significant transformation in various industries through the adoption of advanced materials and technologies. Among these innovations, silicone coating Missouri has emerged as a game-changer, providing unparalleled benefits to multiple sectors including construction, automotive, and manufacturing. This versatile material is reshaping the landscape of durability and efficiency, making it a cornerstone of modern applications in Missouri.

Silicone coatings are renowned for their exceptional properties, including high resistance to extreme temperatures, UV rays, and weathering. This makes them particularly valuable in a state like Missouri, where the climate can be highly variable, ranging from hot, humid summers to cold, snowy winters. The robust performance of silicone coatings ensures that structures and vehicles are well-protected, extending their lifespan and reducing maintenance costs.

One of the primary industries benefiting from silicone coatings in Missouri is construction. Buildings and infrastructure face constant exposure to the elements, leading to wear and tear over time. Silicone coatings are applied to roofs, facades, and other exterior surfaces to create a protective barrier that prevents water infiltration, reduces thermal cycling damage, and resists mold and mildew growth. This not only enhances the durability of the structures but also contributes to energy efficiency. The reflective properties of silicone coatings help in reducing heat absorption, thereby lowering cooling costs during the hot Missouri summers.

The automotive industry in Missouri is also leveraging the advantages of silicone coatings. Vehicles are subjected to harsh environmental conditions, from blazing sun to freezing temperatures, which can degrade paint and other exterior materials. Silicone coatings provide a resilient shield that preserves the aesthetic and functional aspects of automobiles. Furthermore, these coatings improve the aerodynamic efficiency of vehicles by creating smoother surfaces, which can lead to fuel savings and reduced emissions. This aligns with the growing emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendly practices within the automotive sector.

Manufacturing processes in Missouri are experiencing a boost in productivity and product quality due to the integration of silicone coatings. Machinery and equipment coated with silicone exhibit enhanced resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and chemical exposure. This prolongs the operational life of the equipment, minimizes downtime, and ensures consistent performance. Additionally, silicone coatings are utilized in the production of various consumer goods, where they provide a durable, non-stick surface that enhances the functionality and longevity of the products.

The versatility of silicone coatings extends to specialized applications as well. In the aerospace sector, for instance, silicone coatings are used on aircraft components to improve resistance to extreme temperatures and reduce ice buildup. In the medical field, silicone coatings are applied to devices and implants to ensure biocompatibility and longevity. These diverse applications underscore the transformative impact of silicone coatings across different domains in Missouri.

Local businesses and industries in Missouri are increasingly recognizing the value of silicone coatings and investing in this technology. The adoption of Silicone Metal roof Arkansas is not only a testament to the state’s commitment to innovation but also a strategic move to enhance competitiveness in the regional and global markets. As more sectors embrace this advanced material, the overall economic and environmental benefits are expected to multiply, reinforcing Missouri’s position as a leader in technological advancement and sustainable practices.

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Benchtop Centrifuges Market Growth Prospects: 2024 | Size, Share, Trends

Benchtop centrifugation refers to a laboratory process in which a benchtop centrifuge—a compact, tabletop device—is used to spin samples at high speeds to separate components based on their density.

The Benchtop Centrifuges Market  was valued at $46.1 million in 2023 and is expected to reach $80.6 million by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 5.75% between 2023 and 2033

Benchtop Centrifuges Overview 

Benchtop centrifugation is a fundamental laboratory technique utilized across various scientific disciplines for the separation of components within a sample based on their density. This process involves the use of a benchtop centrifuge, a compact and efficient tabletop device designed to spin samples at high speeds, generating centrifugal force.

Benchtop centrifuges are widely used in biology, chemistry, and clinical laboratories for various applications, including the purification of cells, subcellular organelles, viruses, proteins, and nucleic acids, as well as for the clarification of solutions and preparation of samples for further analysis.

Key Components for Benchtop Centrifuges 

Rotors

Sample Containers 

Motors 

Control Panel 

Speed Control System 

Safety Mechanisms  

Benchtop Centrifuges Market Drivers

Advancements in Biotechnology and Life Sciences 

Growing Research and Development Activities 

Rising Prevalence of Chronic Diseases 

Expansion of Clinical and Diagnostics Laboratories 

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Market Segmentation

1 By Type of Centrifuges

Sedimentation Centrifuges 

Filtration Centrifuges 

Hybrid Centrifuges 

 2 By Applications 

Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology 

Food and Beverage

Chemical Industry 

3  By Capacity  

Horizontal Centrifuges 

Vertical Centrifuges 

4  By End Users 

Food and Beverages 

Chemical Companies 

Oil and Gas Companies 

Mining Companies 

   Key Market Players 

Agilent Technologies, Inc.

Andreas Hettich GmbH & Co. KG

ARI Medical Technology Co., Ltd.

Biolab Scientific

Bioneer Corporation

And many others 

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Recent Developments in the Benchtop Centrifuges Market 

• In April 2023, Eppendorf, a prominent life science company, unveiled the Centrifuge 5427 R, marking the introduction of Eppendorf's inaugural microcentrifuge equipped with hydrocarbon cooling. This innovation contributes to fostering a more sustainable laboratory environment. Through this advancement, users had the capability to conduct a diverse range of molecular and cell biology applications using a refrigerated device that incorporated a natural cooling agent boasting a nearly zero Global Warming Potential (GWP). The primary goal was to safeguard both samples and the planet.

•In February 2022, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences introduced its most versatile 3-liter benchtop centrifuge to date, the Allegra V-15R refrigerated centrifuge. It featured 10 rotor configurations and 50 programmable runs, along with a comprehensive array of adapters, allowing for a wide range of workflows and applications. These capabilities extended from cell and blood separation to high-throughput screening.

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Q  What is the regulatory framework in the Benchtop Centrifuges Market ?

Q What are the key trends and the impact of COVID-19 on the Benchtop Centrifuges Market ?

Q What are the major market drivers, challenges, and opportunities in the Benchtop Centrifuges Market ?

Q How is each product segment of the Benchtop Centrifuges Market  expected to grow during the forecast period 2023-2033, and what is the anticipated revenue generated by each of the segments by the end of 2033?

Conclusion 

In conclusion, the Benchtop Centrifuges market is on a growth trajectory, supported by diverse applications, technological advancements, regulatory requirements, and expanding industrial activities globally. 

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Tissue Banking Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

Tissue Banking Market Overview

The market size of Global Tissue Banking for 2019 is $42,599m and is set to grow at a CAGR of 4.0% during the forecast period 2020–2025 owing to a rise in tissue transplant cases and rising incidences of cancers, cardiovascular diseases, and diabetes. The market is witnessing several trends such as a shift in public perception toward cord tissue and blood storage, improving techniques for the use of cord tissues in cellular therapy, and potential cure for cancers, blood disorders, and immune and genetic diseases. With the increase in the harmonization of biobanks and research collaboration, the tissue banking market is set to grow positively during the forecast period. 

Key Takeaways

The global tissue banking market is poised to exhibit a CAGR of 4.0% percentage during the forecast period (2020–2025), attributed to rising demand for transplantation.

Major factors driving growth of the global tissue banking market is increase in the demand for regenerative medicines. 

The wide range of applications for instance storage, handling, transportation and maintenance of specimens and samples is poised to increase the market growth for the forecast period.

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By Type - Segment Analysis

In Tissue Type segment, Blood tissue accounted for the largest share, followed by soft tissue in 2019. Blood donation has increased substantially in the past few years. In U.S., approximately 36,000 units of red blood cells are needed everyday. In Europe, approximately 1700 people opted for blood vessel tissue donation in 2013. The countries such as Spain, Italy and Sweden are the major countries with high number of donors.

By Equipment - Segment Analysis

In Equipment type, Cryopreservation Systems segment dominated the market in 2019. Cryopreservation is the process of cooling followed by storage of frozen cells to provide a continuous supply of genetically stable living cells by inhibiting all biochemical activities which are to be used for procedures such as organ donation, bone marrow transplant and others. 

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By Application - Segment Analysis 

In 2019, Clinical/ Therapeutic dominated the Application segment of Tissue banking market and is set to grow at a CAGR of 4.3%. Tissues preserved in tissue banks can be used for fulfilling variety of medical needs of people for example heart valves can be used in patients with heart disorders, corneal transplantation used to give visibility to blind people, tendons and ligaments used in  orthopedic surgery and blood to treat blood disorders. Clinical/therapeutic applications majorly use tissue banking for it involves different types of grafting such as cord blood, stem cell and others. 

By Geography - Segment Analysis

North America region held 35% of the global tissue banking market in 2019. This is owing to advanced technology and high awareness regarding tissue donation among the medical personnel and healthcare professionals. Europe is set to attain a significant growth owing to the increasing geriatric population and unhealthy lifestyle prevailing in the region. Asia-Pacific is poised to record rapid growth rates on the account of government initiatives for expanding medical facilities coupled with the presence of key market players in the region.

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Drivers – Tissue Banking Market

Increasing Technological Advancement

Technological advancement in the healthcare sector such as development in biobanking technology coupled with a rise in regenerative tissue demand drives the market growth. The regenerative medicines cure different kinds of damaged tissues covering aging issues to injuries, which is poised to drive the demand for the Tissue Banking Market.

Challenges – Tissue Banking Market

High Cost Associated With Transplantation Procedures

The high transplant cost, bioethical issues and unavailability of tissue banks in many remote countries coupled with stringent government rules and regulations regarding testing and clearance documents negatively impact the growth of the global tissue banking market over the forecast period. 

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The Major Players in this Market Include

The leading players in the tissue banking market are AMS Biotechnology (Europe) Limited, Avantor, Inc (VWR International), BioCision LLC, Brooks Automation, Custom Biogenic Systems, Eppendorf AG, Hamilton Company, Merck KGaA and Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc.

Acquisitions/Product Launches:

In 2017, Natera, a leader in genetic testing, launched Evercord, a new offering that enables expectant parents to collect, store, and potentially retrieve their newborn’s cord, blood, and tissue for therapeutic use in transplantation and regenerative medicine applications.

In 2013, three institutes at the National Institute of Health, including the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), and the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) launched a joint initiative called as ‘NeuroBioBank’ in the U.S. It links together six large organ and tissue repositories through a common web portal.

In October 2018, MTF Biologics announced the formation of a new tissue recovery relationship with Regenerative Biologics, Inc. The organizations seek to provide expanded birth-tissue donation opportunities for expectant mothers and their families and enhance patients’ access to high-quality placental tissues for wound care applications.

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Cryocooler Market Growth Outlook Through 2024-2033

Overview and Scope A cryocooler is a mechanical refrigerator that is used to cool an application to cryogenic temperatures. The primary application of cryocooling is to cool equipment that heat up quickly.

Sizing and Forecast The cryocooler market size has grown strongly in recent years. It will grow from $2.77 billion in 2023 to $3.02 billion in 2024 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.1%. The growth in the historic period can be attributed to military and defense applications, medical equipment cooling needs, emergence of cryogen-free systems, rise in adoption for research applications, increased accessibility and affordability.

The cryocooler market size is expected to see strong growth in the next few years. It will grow to $4.24 billion in 2028 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.9%. The growth in the forecast period can be attributed to growing demand in quantum computing, energy storage and superconductivity applications, rising demand for cryocoolers in electronics, expansion of space and satellite technologies, increased use in cryogenic storage and transportation. Major trends in the forecast period include growing demand in medical applications, miniaturization of cryocooler systems, advancements in cryocooler technology, focus on sustainable cooling solutions, rise in space exploration initiatives.

Segmentation & Regional Insights

The cryocooler market covered in this report is segmented –

1) By Offering: Hardware, Services 2) By Type: Pulse-Tube (PT), Gifford-McMohan (GM), Joule-Thomson (JT), Brayton, Stirling 3) By Operating Cycle: Open-Loop Cycle, Closed-Loop Cycle 4) By Temperature: 1K-5K, 5.1K-10K, 10.1K-50K, 50.1K-100K, 100.1K-300K 5) By Application: Space, Healthcare, Military and Defence, Other Applications

North America was the largest region in the cryocooler market in 2023 and is expected to be the fastest-growing region in the cryocooler market report during the forecast period. The regions covered in the cryocooler market report are Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, South America, Middle East, Africa

Major Driver Impacting Market Growth Major companies operating in the cryocooler market report are Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd., Sunpower Inc., RICOR Systems, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Cryomech Inc., Chart Industries Inc., Janis Research Company LLC, Advanced Research Systems Inc., Superconductor Technologies Inc., Stirling Cryogenics B.V., Cobham PLC, Brooks Automation Inc., Honeywell International Inc., The Lockheed Martin Corporation, L3 Technologies Inc., Air Liquide S.A., Devex, Raytheon Technologies Corporation, Refrigiwear Inc., Refrigeration Engineering Inc., Sanyo Denki Co. Ltd., Scitec Instruments Ltd., Secop Group Holding GmbH, Shimadzu Corporation, Siemens Energy AG, Supercon Inc., Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., Titan Cryogenics, UHV Design Ltd., Thales Cryogenics B.V..

Key Industry Players Major companies operating in the cryocoolers market are focused on developing innovative products, such as high capacity cryocoolers, to gain a competitive edge in the market. A high capacity cryocooler is a device that can produce a large amount of refrigeration at cryogenic temperatures, typically below 100 Kelvin (-173 degrees Celsius). For instance, in November 2022, SHI Cryogenics Group, a Tokyo-based manufacturer of cryogenic equipment, launched the CH-160D2 77K Cryocooler. It is uniquely designed with Whisper technology, which makes operation quieter, and Displex pneumatic drive technology, which reduces the amount of wear parts in the refrigerator. Its patent-pending gas-energized seal and revolutionary gas-balanced valve design reduce wear and tear overall while also reducing torque. The CH-160D2 also features a unique heat exchanger that is intended to boost efficiency in addition to a new stem drive.

The cryocooler market report table of contents includes:

1. Executive Summary

2. Cryocooler Market Characteristics

3. Cryocooler Market Trends And Strategies

4. Cryocooler Market — Macro Economic Scenario

5. Global Cryocooler Market Size and Growth . . .

31. Global Cryocooler Market Competitive Benchmarking

32. Global Cryocooler Market Competitive Dashboard

33. Key Mergers And Acquisitions In The Cryocooler Market

34. Cryocooler Market Future Outlook and Potential Analysis

35. Appendix

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