#high mast

[kasperpoles]

A high mast pole is a tall structure designed to illuminate large areas with powerful lighting. Typically ranging from 20 to 50 meters in height, these poles are often found in places like highways, sports stadiums, industrial facilities, and large public spaces where expansive and uniform lighting is essential for visibility and security.

Constructed from durable materials such as steel or aluminum, high mast poles feature a robust design capable of withstanding various weather conditions and environmental stresses. At the top of the pole, a lighting fixture assembly is mounted, which can include multiple powerful lights arranged in a circular or linear pattern. This arrangement ensures maximum coverage and minimizes shadows across the illuminated area.

High mast poles are engineered to provide high-intensity illumination over a wide radius, making them particularly effective for lighting up large parking lots, airport aprons, shipping ports, and other expansive outdoor areas where conventional lighting solutions may be inadequate. Their strategic placement and powerful lighting capabilities contribute to enhanced safety, visibility, and operational efficiency in diverse nighttime environments.

[cute-girls-from-vns-anime-manga]

Nikke Mast(マスト) by Gloomyowl

[a-frostitty-ninja]

[girlivealwaysbean]

sooooooooo i have pcod

[pyaari-naari]

Exams ke stress me Hook Raja Ji par solid vibe kar rahi hu 💃🏻💃🏻

Kahe bujheli naahi humaar dukh Raja Ji?~

Lagai dihin choliya ke huk Raja Ji~

[books4evermorr]

Lately, i have been coming to terms with the fact that i have might have chronic illness and that i might actually be disabled and i am not just making up the amount of pain i am constantly in

[sw5w]

Anakin, Go to the Senate and Ask Chancellor Palpatine to Speak With Her About This Matter

STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:25:35

This shot is nearly the same as a shot in Episode I, but featuring a different color cast over the scene, and Obi-Wan and Anakin as opposed to Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan.

[qinyuncoilignition]

led street light

[call-me-the-candyman]

On the high seas sails the Brown Treader, lead by the infamous Captain Whack. It rises and lowers on the perilous waves of the Balantic and Redian Oceans, looking for any scraps and cargo to loot for themselves...

[camellia-thea]

absolutely bullshit that i'm allergic to almost all common moisturizers btw. why the fuck am i allergic to oats (only in skincare), lanolin, and aloe vera? why am i allergic to medically prescribed moisturizers? why?

[lunetteslooneyfangirlingblog]

I was rewatching the Ballad of Badbeard on Youtube and thought the scene of Perry swinging down from the mast with Candace was kinda cute.

[kasperpoles]

[a-frostitty-ninja]

[xviruserrorx]

Having MCAS is being allergic to your own tears...

[xingtongtechnology]

High Mast Flood Light is one of the main products @xingtongtechnology Anhui Xingtong Technology Co., Ltd manufacture.

The following is the video that Our European Client sent to us after installing our High Mast Flood Light 960W at the stadium. Our High Mast Lights Are Awesome.

More product information, contact us at info@xingtong-tech.com

https://www.xingtong-tech.com/

[thebibliosphere]

I’ve got my tumblr inbox turned off so I really have to commend the person who actually emailed me to let me know they don’t like the things I’ve posted about the UnitedHealth CEO being murdered on their commitment to their beliefs.

But seen as how you emailed me from a dud email that appears to be bouncing back replies and I really wanted to address something you said to me about violence begetting violence:

My migraine medication, the medication I was given for my debilitating neurological disease that has gotten so bad I spent most of this year actively suicidal, costs $1300 a month.

My insurance covered it. But only because my doctors office went to fucking war for me because I’m a high anaphylaxis risk for the drugs the insurance wanted me to try.

Because that’s the thing.

My doctors knew, based on my documented medical history, I likely wouldn’t be a good fit for the “first line” of preventative migraine drugs, but because of insurance, I had to be given drugs that were contradictory to my other life threatening conditions, because otherwise insurance wouldn’t cover anything else.

I failed them. Spectacularly and with an anaphylactic reaction to one of them. And I was still warned insurance would fight me because I hadn’t tried the remaining drug they wanted me to try.

A drug which I would have to take in an ER waiting room because my mast cell disease is unpredictable but insurance wouldn’t cover in-patient treatment to let me try it safely under medical supervision.

Is that not violence?

Were all the times I was denied coverage for vital and necessary procedures that could have prevented my disabilities from worsening not violence?

Maybe not in the sense you mean. But I assure you it felt very much like violence to me.

Do I condone murder? No, obviously. But I’m also sick and tired of people pretending that what is happening to the American people every day isn’t eugenics through class warfare.

Violence begets violence.

It sure fucking does.

Maybe these insurance companies should have thought of that first.