#ht2

[xiexiefang]

Lại là mình đây, lâu rồi nhưng mình vẫn vậy, vẫn lông bông :D Được cái có tuổi, có gia đình :D

Mình khâm phục HT2 ở chỗ, bạn biết bạn cần làm gì, nên làm gì và phải làm gì :D Có mục tiêu, còn trẻ, thông minh, đẹp trai. Lần đầu thích 1 bạn mà như vậy luôn.

Lâu rồi không ghé tum, mỗi lần vào tum là cảm giác nhói ở tim, buồn miên man.

Bí ơi, em đây!!!!

Rồi sau này sẽ về đâu?

[draftsandchains]

Finding out clown thinks he’s lt5 cpvp is so funny because he does bring it up from time to time. I know the smps he plays on usually doesn’t allow cpvp so he doesn’t practice it at all but like clown pls cpvp is so cool get good at it again

fuck yes this is the perfect tea for me the no 1 clownp cpvp hater on tumblr dot com. anon do u have links to where clown said that i need to know.

imo hes prob at least ht5. he at least knows how to hit crystal. but still hes not beating the pathetic meow meow allegations. it is so funny that people still to this day use him to clickbait cpvp content like you could not come up with a more washed cpvp guy than him. not even rasplin has the kind of skill gap discrepancy as him lmao.

ngl i gen do not think hes gonna lock in on cpvp ever again lol like the chances are so slim. cpvp has changed so much since the days he regularly played like so fucking much.

also also also not to bring up ferremc but btw do u know ferre has lt3 cpvp rank and i looked up his test and yall. this guy has, as feinberg once said, the most mickey mouse ass lt3 ever. his tester bumped him up from ht4 for no reason at all im not even joking. this guy ass.

[corderis]

goofy saying "as long as [kairi] can be with you, what else does she need?" in kh2 just for them to continuously be separated is gonna make me SCREAM

[xx-lun4c3st-xx]

@obsidian-blade-of-badassery

DENNIS IS SO BABY :3333 ive loved him since HT2 came out

[unsolicitedadvicecatlady]

They don't make pills for that...

One of the less talked about hallmarks of schizophrenia is the cognitive aspect. Typical antipsychotics work on D2 receptors, atypical antipsychotics work on serotonin 5-HT2 receptors, and both do an ok job at managing the positive symptoms of schizophrenia.

There are no pills for cognitive impairment. There are "cognitive enhancement" medications, but they are rarely, if ever, prescribed to people with schizophrenia, and their effectiveness is debatable.

There are things like diet and stress management (difficult when one eats the same thing every day for fear of being poisoned) that can aid in cognitive functioning, but there are no "magic" pills that "fix" the issues. Supplements are good, a balanced diet is good, but the problems with cognition and executive functioning persist.

Skill-building techniques help with the cognitive aspects of schizophrenia. Tasks that train working memory, processing, organization, attention, reasoning, etc. can help build up the pathways in the brain to support executive functioning skills.

While everyone's situation is unique and some people's symptoms are much more severe than others, people with schizophrenia do have the ability to learn and develop new skills. Just because it may take us longer than the average bear doesn't mean we can't do it.

[the-fell-family]

Yes celeste lead+ the best type of lead

Ht2 hyd - Celeste

[rosetyler42]

After seeing Wilt in Good Wilt Hunting and Blootube and thinking back to Mavis' biking scene in HT2, I thought it would be fun to play with the idea of these two nice little cinnamon rolls who are secretly badasses when they get down to business meeting. (Not to mention, they're both fan favorites who's signature color is red!) I thought of the idea of Johnny, Ericka, and Mavis joining Wilt in a friendly game of basketball in the hotel gym where Wilt learns Vampires don't need to be BATS to fly.

@lovelylivelyv @black-ak9 @deathfangirl9 @serial-serializednovelreader @hotelt-resurrection @ssleeping-in-a-coffin @candyheartedchy @ebevkisk @wingingfromthezing @kittyball23 @heartsong1994

[li-nox]

Just read Misogyny and Supernatural (2015) by Nerdy-But-Flirty, which (I think) is very good. Not because I agree with all of it, but because it puts all in the context it needs and leaves it open for discussion. For example, it says “never got the impression that the audience was supposed to approve of Dean’s misogynistic attitude. Actually, the show rarely indicates that either brother is truly [...] a decent role model.”

Hands down, yes. Because in fact, Dean is getting called out on it over the years. Plus, I’d like to add that it’s an early 2000s series that we’ve had the privilege to watch outgrowing itself over 15 fucking years. If you watch closely, tone, humor and representation elvoved. Mostly, for the better.

Speaking about Sam and Dean, let’s not forget about John. Oh yes, he lacks parenting. But. He was never a downright bad person. Basically, he’s the (albeit fictional) prime example of why I say no to (executed!) death penalty in real life: The desire for revenge (slowly) destroys the best characters and only leaves (even more) broken pieces behind.

However, this leads me to what I disagree with the most: “Dean and Sam aren’t good people.” Kinda absolute and came as a surprise with all the (listed) reasons why the series is pretty much gray morality in a nutshell.

So if Dean and Sam, therefore, aren’t good people, here’s my first Hot Take: Neither of us really is.

Either that or I say (HT2): Dean and Sam are good people. Good, highly conflicted people working in a broken system. If applied to real life (leaving out Azazel and any absurdities), I would equate them and their morals less with “basically serial killers” and more with soldiers. A comparison that Sam himself has actually made more than once.

War demands sacrifices on all sides, and whether you are pro-army or not – it’s good that we do not equate soldiers with murderers because the intention is (usually) different. And at the bottom line soldiers are often just as traumatized. We know that, and still, far too often, they remain alone with it.

Considering all that, SPN may be one of the more realistic shows I’ve seen.

[lovelylivelyv]

If Dennis didn’t get his fangs/vampire powers, that would’ve ruined the whole movie for me because Mavis would’ve moved her husband and son to California (she easily could’ve picked something less far away but no, it HAS to be the other side of the globe) and made them miserable because

1. They would be uprooted from their beloved homes without warning (Johnny knew about Mavis’ plan but decided ON HER OWN that they were gonna move the day right after their return to Transylvania).

2. Dennis would be surrounded by family members that bully him relentlessly.

Yeah, aside from my friend here I just can’t understand why Mavis doesn’t get more flack both in-movie and within the fandom. It’s always overlooked how Dracula only pushes hard for Dennis to have vampire powers once Mavis threatens to move the three of them away (and it’s very clear that he and the others still love Dennis regardless of whether he’s “human or monster”), whereas Mavis has been actively trying to keep Dennis away from monster culture/traditions since his birth. Plus there’s her additional hypocrisy of valuing her family’s safety above all else…only to invite her grandfather, a well-known and unreformed HUMAN EATER (which she knows), to meet her human husband and half-human son. The final nail in the coffin (ba dum tss) is how Mavis is never held accountable for any of that. And I’m supposed to take HER side?

It only gets worse in hindsight when part of the reason she tries to stop Dracula from being with Ericka is because she fears she’ll leave him and go live on the cruise ship…oh, so it’s only okay when SHE wants to leave?!

Just watched hotel Transylvania 2 and it was good up until Denise got his fangs. It undermined the whole arc of accepting him as a human. Kinda like in my hero academia Miro lost his quirk while saving Eri, however he later returns with his quirk that was restored by the person he sacrificed it to save. The sacrifice means less because it was only temporary and could be seen as taking advantage of Eris gratitude

[acorn-field]

Rooster's File (Eng ver.)

General Data 

Name : Bradshaw Bradley 

YG (Year Group) : 09 

Date (this file was) Processed : 200415 

SSN (Social Security Number) : **** 

Designator : 1310 (Naval aviator) 

Date of Birth : 840627 

Age : 35 

Prof. Serv. Date:

Promotional History 

Current Flag : 

CAPT (Captain, O6): 

CDR (Commander, O5): 

LCDR (Lieutenant Commander, O4): 

LT (Lieutenant, O3): 150522 

LTJG (Lieutenant junior grade, O2) : 130522 

ENS (Ensign, O1) : 110522 

Current WRNT :

Current Duty 

Present Duty Station Title : STRKFIGHTON EIGHT SEVEN (Strike Fighter Squadron 87 / VFA-87) 

Present Billet Title : AVTR (Aviator)

Education - Formal (College)

College : UVA (University of Virginia)

Year : 09 

Level : BACH/1 PR (Bachelor's+ 1 In-Progress?/ 1 Primary??) 

Major : POLY SCI (Political Science)

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Language : SPA (Spanish)

Proficiency : 1010 (Basic)

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Sub Specialty : ED2 (TRV LSO CVN / Training Landing Signal Officer (LSO) for Aircraft Carriers (CVN) - completed the necessary training and is qualified to serve as an LSO on nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVN))

Education - Service Schools

(Navy-sponsored graduate courses, administered by the Superintendent of the Naval Postgraduate School) 

Course Name : (none)

Completed : (none)

Duration : (none)

Previous Service 

Active Duty Base Date | Previous Military Service | Year | Months | Highest Rate-Grade 

060413 | ACTIVE | 4 | 01 | HT2 (Hull Maintenance Technician) 

090522 | ACTIVE | 11 | 02 | LT/O3 (Lieutenant, O3)

Personal Decorations/Award  

AIR MDL S/F (Air Medal S/F) : 02  ("Strike/Flight" for participation in sustained aerial flight operations)

NAV COM (Navy Commendation Medal) : 02 

NAV ACHV (Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal) : 03

NATL DEF (National Defense Service Medal) : 01

Special Qualifications

AVIATOR

SFTI (Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor. TOP GUN Graduate)

LT ATK FA1801 (Light Attack FA-18 : Successfully completed an ACTC curriculum Level II)

PLTTRA JET 01 (Pilot Training Jet :  Successfully completed CNATRA Training Wing I or Training Wing 2 Jet syllabus)

Remark 

Pay Status - D82 

Total Years Federal Service - 15.03 

Address: VA BEACH VA (Virginia Beach, Virginia)

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Sources:

- ED2/TRV LSO CVN (Thanks to @moon8622) / LSO NATOPS: https://info.publicintelligence.net/LSO-NATOPS-MAY09.pdf

- Service Schools: https://mccareer.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/service-schools-complete-list1.pdf

- AQD codes :   https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Reference/NOOCS/Vol1/Manual_I_78_PTD_AQD_Jan22.pdf?ver=7s9cc609qUjGPP9xD8cFEg%3D%3D

-  AIR MDL S/F : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Medal

-  NAV COM : http://www.navywriter.com/navy-commendation-medal.htm

-  NAV ACHV : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achievement_Medal

-  NATL DEF : https://www.medalsofamerica.com/blog/national-defense-service-medal-blog-post/#:~:text=The%20National%20Defense%20Service%20medal%20is%20awarded%20to%20those%20who,Reserve%20during%20the%20Gulf%20War.

[emiemi345]

Remember how in the first Hotel Transylvania there were three distinct designs for the werewolf pups?

From left to right, one's face is oval-shaped, one's face is round, and one's face and nose are more square-shaped

I'm also pretty sure the same round-faced model is what they used for Winnie (with some adjustments of course) before the sequels!

There were even variations that wore different shades of red!

And is this one wearing white??

In the sequels, though...

I think they just hit copy+paste a buncha times 🤔

To be fair, HT2 had these five unique models, but they were just made for an attempt at a visual gag and don't exist outside this scene

Though this is what they look like when Dennis walks up to them, seconds before their closeups

Now let's talk about the babies!

The babies in HT2 seem to all be the same character model, but are paw-sitively adorable! <3

In HT3, a completely different direction was taken in terms of character design; they're all pretty much identical too, but some have smaller eyes than others (if they're overwhelmed by their army of puppies why do they keep having puppies???)

They also have these low-key terrifying gaping mouths 😬

[mninsights]

Metabolic Exercise for Hormonal Balance

Understanding the role of exercise in hormonal balance is essential for optimizing overall health and well-being. Metabolic exercise, a form of physical activity designed to enhance metabolism and hormonal regulation, can be beneficial for individuals with various hormone imbalances. This informative article explores the concept of metabolic exercise and its potential benefits for different hormone types. For a more in-depth analysis of metabolic exercise specifically for Hormone Type 1 (HT1), MN Insights provides a comprehensive article that delves into the subject.

The Significance of Hormonal Balance: Hormones play a vital role in regulating various bodily functions, including metabolism, growth, mood, and energy levels. Imbalances in hormone levels can lead to a range of health issues and impact overall well-being. Maintaining hormonal balance is crucial for optimal physical and mental health.

Understanding Metabolic Exercise: Metabolic exercise, also known as metabolic conditioning, is a type of physical activity that focuses on improving metabolic function and hormonal regulation. This form of exercise typically involves high-intensity interval training (HIIT), resistance training, and cardiovascular exercises. By incorporating these exercises into a workout routine, individuals can enhance their metabolism, increase energy expenditure, and improve hormonal balance.

Benefits of Metabolic Exercise for Hormone Types: a) Hormone Type 1 (HT1): Individuals with HT1, characterized by an underactive thyroid and imbalanced hormones, can benefit from metabolic exercise. HIIT workouts and resistance training can help boost metabolism, increase calorie burning, and improve insulin sensitivity. These exercises promote weight management and enhance overall energy levels.

b) Hormone Type 2 (HT2): HT2 is a generalized term that does not correspond to a specific medical condition. However, hormonal imbalances associated with conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or insulin resistance may benefit from metabolic exercise. HIIT workouts and resistance training can aid in weight management, improve insulin sensitivity, and regulate hormone levels.

c) Hormone Type 3 (HT3): HT3 is another generalized term for hormone imbalances without a specific medical classification. Hormonal irregularities related to stress, such as elevated cortisol levels, can be addressed through metabolic exercise. HIIT workouts, combined with stress-reducing activities like yoga or meditation, can help regulate cortisol levels and improve overall hormonal balance.

Customizing Metabolic Exercise: Individuals seeking to incorporate metabolic exercise into their routine should consult with a healthcare professional or fitness trainer. They can provide personalized guidance based on an individual's specific hormone type, fitness level, and medical conditions. A tailored exercise plan ensures safety and maximizes the benefits of metabolic exercise.

The Role of Nutrition and Recovery: To complement metabolic exercise, a well-balanced diet is crucial for supporting hormonal balance. Nutrient-dense foods, adequate protein intake, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates promote optimal hormonal function. Additionally, prioritizing sufficient rest and recovery periods between workouts is essential for hormonal regulation and overall well-being.

Conclusion: Metabolic exercise offers potential benefits for individuals with various hormone imbalances, such as HT1, HT2, and HT3. By incorporating high-intensity interval training, resistance training, and cardiovascular exercises into a workout routine, individuals can improve metabolism, regulate hormone levels, and enhance overall well-being. For further insights into metabolic exercise specifically for Hormone Type 1, MN Insights provides an in-depth article that explores the topic comprehensively. Seeking professional guidance and adopting a holistic approach involving exercise, nutrition, and recovery are key steps towards optimizing hormonal balance and achieving optimal health.

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[nshah01801]

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Nik Shah’s Exploration of the N-Terminal Domain (NTD): Unlocking Cellular Function and Therapeutic Potential

Nik Shah’s Mastering the N-Terminal Domain (NTD) delves into the critical role of the NTD in cellular function and its potential as a therapeutic target. Shah explains how the N-terminal domain of proteins contributes to various cellular processes such as protein folding, stability, and function. His article explores the therapeutic applications of manipulating NTDs in treating diseases like cancer, neurodegenerative disorders, and genetic conditions. Shah’s research opens new doors for targeted therapies that can modify protein behavior and improve overall cellular health. His innovative approach emphasizes the potential of NTDs in advancing precision medicine and offering personalized treatments for a variety of conditions.

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In Mastering Vasopressin, Nik Shah provides a comprehensive analysis of vasopressin, a crucial hormone responsible for regulating water balance and homeostasis in the body. Shah explains the mechanisms through which vasopressin impacts kidney function, blood pressure, and overall fluid regulation. He also highlights the therapeutic potential of vasopressin agonists and antagonists in treating conditions like diabetes insipidus, heart failure, and hypertension. Shah’s expertise in hormone regulation and body homeostasis offers valuable insights into how manipulating vasopressin levels can optimize health and prevent or treat disorders related to water balance and fluid retention.

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Nik Shah’s Mastery of ACE Inhibition and ARBs explains the essential role of Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE) inhibitors and Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers (ARBs) in managing cardiovascular diseases, particularly hypertension and heart failure. Shah explores the mechanism by which ACE inhibitors and ARBs block the effects of angiotensin II, reducing blood pressure and improving heart function. His article offers a detailed review of the clinical applications of these medications, including their benefits and potential side effects. Shah’s insights into ACE inhibition and ARB therapies provide healthcare professionals and patients with the tools to manage hypertension and other cardiovascular conditions effectively.

Nik Shah’s Mastery of Acetylcholine and Cholinesterase Inhibitors: Expertise on Donepezil, Rivastigmine, and Beyond

Nik Shah’s Mastery of Acetylcholine and Cholinesterase Inhibitors focuses on the role of acetylcholine in cognitive function and the use of cholinesterase inhibitors, such as donepezil and rivastigmine, in treating neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's disease. Shah explores the mechanisms by which these inhibitors increase acetylcholine levels in the brain, improving memory, cognition, and overall brain function. His article provides an in-depth look at the benefits and challenges of using cholinesterase inhibitors, offering practical insights for clinicians and patients managing cognitive decline and dementia-related disorders.

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https://nikshahxai.wixstudio.com/nikhil/mastery-of-dht-testosterone-and-endocrinology-unlocking-the-secrets-of-hormonal-balance-with-nik

In Mastery of DHT, Testosterone, and Endocrinology, Nik Shah explores the complex relationships between testosterone, dihydrotestosterone (DHT), and the endocrine system. Shah explains the role of these hormones in regulating various aspects of health, including muscle mass, libido, mood, and overall energy levels. He discusses how imbalances in testosterone and DHT can lead to conditions like hypogonadism, hair loss, and prostate issues. Shah offers practical advice on achieving hormonal balance through lifestyle changes, diet, and medical interventions, helping individuals optimize their hormonal health and well-being.

Nik Shah’s Mastery of Dopamine Receptors (DRD1, DRD2): Cognitive and Emotional Balance

Nik Shah’s Mastery of Dopamine Receptors (DRD1, DRD2) delves into the critical role dopamine receptors play in regulating cognitive and emotional function. Shah examines the functions of DRD1 and DRD2 receptors in the brain, exploring how they affect motivation, reward processing, and mood regulation. His article offers a revolutionary approach to understanding dopamine’s influence on behavior and mental health, providing valuable insights for individuals seeking to optimize their cognitive function and emotional balance. Shah’s work highlights the potential of targeting dopamine receptors in treating conditions like depression, ADHD, and addiction.

Nik Shah’s Mastery of Dopamine Receptors (DRD3, DRD4, DRD5) and Brain Function: Unleashing Behavioral Potential

In Mastery of Dopamine Receptors (DRD3, DRD4, DRD5), Nik Shah extends his exploration of dopamine receptors to include DRD3, DRD4, and DRD5, focusing on their influence on brain function and behavior. Shah examines how these receptors modulate cognitive processes such as attention, learning, and emotional regulation. His article highlights the role of dopamine receptor subtypes in conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and ADHD. By unlocking the potential of these receptors, Shah presents innovative strategies for improving mental health and unlocking behavioral potential, offering hope for new therapeutic interventions.

Nanthaphon Yingyongsuk’s Insights on Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase and eNOS Receptors: A Revolutionary Approach to Vascular Health

In Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase (eNOS), Nanthaphon Yingyongsuk’s research, in collaboration with Nik Shah, delves into the role of eNOS in vascular health and disease. Yingyongsuk explains how endothelial nitric oxide synthase regulates nitric oxide production in blood vessels, influencing vasodilation, blood flow, and blood pressure. This article explores the therapeutic potential of targeting eNOS to treat conditions like hypertension, atherosclerosis, and heart failure. Shah’s insights into the role of nitric oxide in vascular health, combined with Yingyongsuk’s expertise, provide groundbreaking strategies for optimizing cardiovascular function and preventing vascular diseases.

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Been thinking of drawing Lucy Van Dracula and @stephreynaart 's Rosie McGucket-Pines together for a while. Them both being goofy big-nosed outgoing interfaith weird girls with a rebellious streak seems like "Lucy-Goosey" and "Rosie-Posey" would get along beautifully.

Also, Fiddauthor and Drericka are 2 of my fave ships rn and while I don't have a ship kid for Fiddauthor myself, I love @stephreynaart 's Science Baby AU and their character of Rosie.

Heavily inspired of course by that Dennis+Winnie scene from HT2.

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/half-truth doesn't tell if its the first part that is true or the second, so i recommend /ht1 for the first half being true or /ht2 for the second half being true, the same should be applied for /hj

new tone indicator drop

/lie /ht (half-truth) /uc (uncited) /manip (manipulation/manipulatively) /fmg (fearmongering) /pgd (propaganda) /gslt (gaslighting) /yc (you're crazy) /ys (you're stupid) /wh (with hate) /vi (violence/violently) /at (attack) /evil /harm /kill