#generator vans

[raynicoat]

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[synthwavecryptid]

Energy never dies, it just transforms

(some people believe that seeing a cardinal is sign or message from a deceased loved one, or that cardinals appear when angels or spirits are near)

[why-is-it-always-autumn]

hey why are the Van Helsings always the Vampire Hunting Family in modern Dracula stories. Abraham Van Helsing might be the guy who knows stuff but his family is off in the Netherlands and/or dead and totally uninvolved in the plot. Abraham's great-great grandson has no reason to be doing backflips and chopping off heads or whatever

You know who is a family who hates Dracula so so much and would totally teach their kids how to hunt vampires? The Harkers. Give me a modern vampire story where the protagonists are about to die when out pops Quincey Arthur John Lucy Abraham Murray Harker the Fifth, armed with a giant knife and an encyclopedic knowledge of train schedules

[geetanjaligenerator]

Hydrogen is increasingly becoming a popular energy carrier in the global energy transition, owing to its potential as a clean, efficient, and versatile fuel. India is no exception, as the country is taking steps to increase its reliance on hydrogen as part of its broader energy strategy. One such example is the Geetanjali generator supply, which is poised to play a significant role in India's energy future.

Geetanjali generator supply is a pioneering company in India that specializes in the development and supply of hydrogen fuel cell-based power generators. These generators are based on the principle of converting hydrogen gas into electricity, with water vapor as the only byproduct. This makes them an attractive alternative to traditional fossil fuel generators, which emit harmful pollutants and contribute to climate change.

The Future of Hydrogen in India

India's energy needs are rapidly increasing due to its population growth and rising economic development. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), India is projected to become the world's most populous country by 2027, and its energy demand is expected to double by 2040. With its reliance on fossil fuels and the associated environmental impact, India is now seeking alternative sources of energy to meet its growing energy demand sustainably.

Hydrogen fuel is one such alternative, with the potential to decarbonize the energy sector and reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels. The Indian government has recognized the importance of hydrogen and has included it as a key focus area in its National Hydrogen Mission, launched in 2021. The mission aims to create a hydrogen economy in the country and promote the development of hydrogen technologies and infrastructure.

The Geetanjali Generator Supply Role in India's Energy Transition

The Geetanjali generator supply is well-positioned to play a significant role in India's hydrogen economy. The company has been working on hydrogen fuel cell technology for over a decade and has developed a range of power generators that are efficient, reliable, and cost-effective. These generators can be used in various applications, such as backup power for telecom towers, hospitals, and data centers, as well as for off-grid power supply in remote areas.

One of the key advantages of Geetanjali generators is their low carbon footprint. The generators use hydrogen as fuel, which can be produced from renewable sources such as solar and wind power. This makes them an attractive option for companies and organizations looking to reduce their carbon emissions and meet sustainability goals.

Another advantage of Geetanjali generators is their reliability. Unlike traditional generators, which require regular maintenance and can be prone to breakdowns, hydrogen fuel cell generators have no moving parts and require minimal maintenance. This makes them an ideal choice for critical applications such as hospitals and data centers, where power outages can have severe consequences.

The Way Forward for Self-Reliant India

Hydrogen has the potential to transform India's energy landscape, and the Geetanjali generator supply is well-positioned to help drive this transformation. By promoting the development and adoption of hydrogen technologies, India can reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and increase energy security.

Furthermore, the Geetanjali generators can help support the government's vision of a self-reliant India by promoting local manufacturing and reducing imports of fossil fuels. The generators are designed and manufactured in India, supporting local jobs and businesses. As hydrogen production and infrastructure develop in India, the Geetanjali generators can help drive the growth of a local hydrogen economy, creating new opportunities for Indian businesses and promoting economic growth.

In conclusion, hydrogen is a key part of India's energy future, and the Geetanjali generator supply has an important role to play in this future. By promoting the development and adoption of hydrogen fuel cell technology, India can reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and move towards a more sustainable and self-reliant

[noisyghost]

sketches of ark's werewolf form except based on the designs of some other funny dogs i like

[graaaaaayy]

Wylan: This bloodline ends with me.

Jesper: That’s the fanciest way i’ve ever heard anyone say “I’m gay”

[dearlylostdoe]

[daemonologist]

reading Dracula has permanently altered my brain. i can never see count dracula as a generic character anymore. he isn't an ooky spooky horror monster he's the old bitch that imprisoned my boy johnny in his shitass castle and killed my beloved lucy and quincey. abraham van helsing isn't synonymous with badass monster hunters he's a 50-year-old dutch doctor who talks funny. i see things and think oh wow this is just like my favorite characters from my book that was written 126 years ago.

[10bendog]

Cartoon Network Villains Bar

Even the bag guys need a place to unwind in between episodes. These guys are all regulars here, even if some of them often question why they come.

Would you go there if you could?

[intheblackofmyroom]

prog fans that are still alive this is for you

[mensfactory]

Steve McQueen's 1970 Chevrolet K5 Blazer

[demonkinguwu]

The Three Subcon Bosses [My fanon version lol]

The trickster shadow, the wrathful queen, and the disappearing moon

Lore Below <3

Snatcher: Once was a kind lonely prince whose only talent was painting, often overlooked and ignored due to this. He fell in love with Vanessa quickly as she was the only one who understood the loneliness of his paintings. The two married after a year of courtship, but the prince worked hard to learn to rule by her side, even going to law school. Unfortunately, he ignored the terrible treatment by his frantic wife for fear of true loneliness until it was too late...

Now the kind prince turned into a terrible and manipulative shadow, using robbed souls and his smarts to grow as powerful as he is, growing to be the sole ruler of the Subcon Forest. He prefers to be in control and over-possessive of everything he deems 'his', including the terrible wife who killed him painfully. He despises her but deep down knows she's the only person who will ever truly care for him even as a monster so she gets to stay as his pathetic little toy <3

However, he can't help but enjoy the very small snippets of moments between them that remind him of a better time when they were young and naive. He can't help but smile as the princess Vanessa was once shines through that red mass of anger, oh how he wishes to rip open the beast and find his princess within it, safe and innocent as she used to be

Vanessa: She was once a kind and sweet princess filled with so much loneliness especially since her father ran away. On a visit to a foreign kingdom, she was immersed in the large gallery of paintings depicting how she felt perfectly, lonely. She soon fell for the painter, a kind but mischievous prince who was just as lonely as she was. But her horrible mother was jealous of her daughter's happiness and poisoned her heart and mind with her evil words, reminding the princess of her father who ran away. The princess' desperate thoughts turned dark and possessive, wanting the prince all to herself, even getting rid of her mother who she thought wanted her prince. The now Queen was more desperate, her heart and mind growing darker and bitter with each day that passed without her beloved... Soon it would all explode, taking every soul within Subcon with her.

After a few years of mindless wrath and pain, she 'cooled down'. Finally gaining sense and guilt, but since no one wished to accept her apologies, she learned not to care over such matters anymore. Her heart grew bitter, cold, and uncaring of much but the evil monster her beloved became. His very existence enrages her, reminding her that her kind sweet prince is gone and all she has is this thing, this terrible and evil shadow who took everything from her. But even so, she can never get rid of him, for he is the only one who will 'care' for her, who could relieve her of her loneliness even if his actions are cruel and taunting. She doesn't want to be truly alone, but he is the only one she can truly trust, so he is the only intruder who will remain safe from her terrible wrath even if she hates him so. Though she knows her prince is gone, she relishes the small brief moments she could see a flicker of him through the monster's wicked being. Oh, how she wishes she could grab her prince in that brief second and never let him go.

Moonjumper: He was once a naive but adventurous lad, a time traveler who shone bright with the moon. Crashing into the strange planet, he met a cold princess whose heart was as cold as ice. He felt understood as he didn't understand what love was either, so he decided to stay with the princess and become her king to find out what love was. They soon had a princess who they named Vanessa. The king loved his daughter very much but didn't love his title or his wife, for he was a being of freedom. Without confronting his wife, he planned to take Vanessa and escape, but he left her behind once his wife figured out his plot. His wife, who grew to love him, was heartbroken and distraught over his betrayal, and so she cursed him with her magic to death, over and over again.

The man became a distorted time rift, cold and alone, wanting nothing more than to find someone to stay with him in his lonely horizon, especially his little princess.

Hundreds of years have passed, and he watches on with great pain as the sweet girl his daughter was once turned into a monster. All thanks to the monster who took over Subcon with that disgusting smirk, he made his daughter the monster she is! And she was no better! Being easily influenced by that monster and turning into a monster herself, they were both horrible beasts! Both were responsible for taking away his little princess! Once he has the chance, he'll get rid of them both! But since he is much weaker and scared of them, he'll abide his time until he can finally avenge his sweet daughter. For now, he searches for someone he could keep in his lonely prison, someone who he can raise to be just as perfect as his little princess...

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Honda Acty Street "White Edition," 1986. A special edition of the first generation Acty Street

[elbiotipo]

La relación latinoamericana con la muerte es fascinante. No digo que todo esté conectado con todo pero creo que mí profe de antropología estaba en una interesante cuando dijo que la colisión y el sincretismo del catolicismo mediterráneo con las creencias de América y de África generó algo muy interesante acá.

Ni sé por dónde empezar con esto pero lo que noto en Europa y en la América anglosajona es que la muerte es algo aparte de la vida. En América Latina al difunto se lo reza y se lo pide que rece, se lo tiene en distintos recordatorios en fechas y lugares físicos, es como una actitud cordial con los difuntos y la otra vida.

Yo en particular la veo de lejos porque yo, en mí experiencia personal, tengo como muy marcada la distinción entre vida y muerte. Pero tengo muchísimos conocidos y amigos que no. Que van al cementerio a pasar el día y tomar mates. Ni hablemos del Día de Muertos en México, por ejemplo, que tengo entendido que era una costumbre mucho más extendida. Es una cosa muy interesante.

[sincerelyjulesstuff]

"I would rather die of passion than boredom"

-Van Gogh-

[poguelandia]

JT YORKE & LIBERTY VAN ZANDT DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION — 2.08, “Shout Part 2”