#lamea

[tellars]

fjert’s fuckass outfit bothered me for so long that i finally redesigned him. now he’s fancy AND actually fat (the difference between him in his past reference here is uncanny)

[abhilashnale]

Colorectal Cancer Screening Market Global Insights: Business Demand, Top Leading Players, and Precise Outlook with Future Scope, Forecast by 2032

The Evolutionary Path of the Colorectal Cancer Screening Market

The global Colorectal Cancer Screening market has emerged as a focal point for businesses, offering a plethora of opportunities and challenges. As industries navigate this landscape, understanding its evolution becomes crucial for strategic planning and decision-making.

According to Straits Research, the global colorectal cancer screening market size was valued at USD 13734.03 Million in 2022. It is projected to reach from USD XX Million in 2023 to USD 26441.8 Million by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 7.55% during the forecast period (2023–2031).

Historically, the Colorectal Cancer Screening market has witnessed significant transformations, driven by technological innovations, regulatory changes, and shifting consumer preferences. These shifts have not only reshaped the market landscape but also presented businesses with new avenues for growth and innovation.

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Polymedco Inc

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North America: North America is currently the largest market for Colorectal Cancer Screening, accounting for a significant share of the global market.

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Stool-Based Tests

Colonoscopy

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[camvrin]

overhaul ur so damn sad 😭HELP

[hel-looks]

Sofia, 23

“I am wearing my dad’s blazer, dress and belt thrifted from an antique store last week, boots also thrifted Recycling Center, pants and earrings are old Monki, jewellery from Greece and Studio Lamea. I get inspired by everything I see and feel, people and streetstyle. Also lately by my Greek grandma and a 80s Vogue I just thrifted.”

9 August 2023, Aleksis Kiven katu

[allhailmeandmy]

So in curiosity I looked up the 72 demons names and such and read them a bit, as well as thought how many of them will be where and if every king will have 10 each and special guys have extra, will any kings share a vassal? Will there be nobles who don't serve a king? There likely will be more fallen angels like beleth, for example, phoenix, according to the wiki, is a fallen angel.

"Phenex hopes to return to Heaven after 1,200 years, but he is deceived in this hope. "

I've picked some I found interesting under cut. If anyone looked up the 72 demons as well and found any interesting and wonder what king they'd be assigned to add on, I think it's interesting

First up Gremory

A he/she!? Idk how pb will design the demons, but this one I'm excited for ( be ready for disappointment always happens to me for things I'm excited for)

This one's interesting, depending if they give him thunder powers, cuz some they did take the powers the demons had into characters and some not as much, so if furfur had thunder powers, he and leray... and the lying? Hmm, it could be a hades noble. I tell ya, but that's just a theory, a game theory!

Hmm... flauros what does "other fallen angels" mean? Are u one? Are u just knowledgeable in fallen angels? That of course could mean nothing when turned into a character

Shax gives a vibe of a tartaros noble, cuz u think It'd be funny, cuz yk mammon wouldn't care too much, while bimet would go crazy, enemy co workers, but bird motif is giving abyssos... most abyssos existing nobles , demons they're named after have a bird motif so... if so, bael would get another headache ( giving kleptophilia, but might be too predictable)

Decarabia is giving paradise lost noble due to the herb precious stones knowledge, "can change into all birds" is giving abyssos origin, but precious stone knowledge is giving tarturos, either way I think healer

Gaap as mighty as Beleth? Making me wonder... if they do make that important enough to whb, what would it mean? One sided beef with Gaap and beleth? Gaap idolising beleth? Well who knows, do wonder if "guide of four kings" would be taken to whb tho, a shared noble?

I can see people getting mad that an Amy is a male demon when Amy comes out, but as its here, the actual demon named Amy is a male . "Return to the seventh throne" is making me think, either a previous rules that's been thrown over, or like glasyalalobas vassago, where they want to throw over the existing king

Marchosias, this one's interesting, non fallen angel? How would that work? Maybe like Samael where he got betrayed by angels as he was being used? I'd say gehenna, but idk everyone seemed surprised at Lameas but it could've just been surprise at being betrayed, and not him being an angel , so who knows, especially since there's so much making gehenna being welcoming to all but so far everyone's shown to be a born demon?

And, since there's people who want a female demon interests ( like myself), and as all 72 demons are male, they could introduce other demons who aren't nobles, like lilith for example, she's not one of the 72 nobles, and I checked another thing, and in it being "female demon named Obyzouth" as well as " the 7 star sisters (a reference to the Pleiades)" according to Testament of Solomon Wiki

But that's just a theory! A game theory! For anyone who rear it go here, I'm curious, if you read the wiki, any demons yall found interesting? Have your own theories? Do share em! I think it's interesting

[ghulah]

The origins of Sibling Nephtys: Etymology

Will this be a series? Perhaps, we (Warden HQ) don't know.

As many of you know (or didn't know), my Ministry/Clergy original character is a fun, nerdy librarian by the name of Sibling Nephtys. But how did we get here? What does Nephtys mean? Why did I choose that name? Did Nephtys choose their own name? And why?

To which I say, let's find out!

In a more elaborate way than my ghulah and ifrit posts are, this is a breakdown of etymology, with regards to mythology and history.

How Did We Get Here?

The processes of actually naming my Sibling of Sin was actually quite frustrating. I am a person who enjoys etymology and language. I wanted a name that honored both my Sibling's Egyptian heritage, while retaining a Gothic feel to it. Obviously, there is no actual contradiction with having both of those - but it felt hard, when a lot of the ideas of Goth-ness were associated with historically white and European things. Even though names like Isis or Seth (Set) or even Anubis were sorta in that sphere. I wanted to handpick something. It also had to be a name that, in character, Nephtys would name himself! So I made a list of potential names that were culturally relevant and fit the themes I wanted.

The candidates were:

Samara

From the Arabic root SMR, meaning a good companion. Similar names included Samir or Samira. Initially chosen as it was a pretty name I liked. It was axed because the name meaning didn't super fit what I was going for.

Lamia

Derived from Arabic, lamea, shining. As well as the Libyan queen in Libyan-Greek mythology who was turned into a monster (many such cases). Initially chosen because of the mythological connections and geographical placement. It was axed because of the vibes, truly. It is still a very good name, I think it'd be great for a name of a Sibling of Sin.

Badriyah

Meaning 'of the full moon' in Arabic, coming from badr which is the fill moon with an added iyah suffix. Initially chosen because of, well, the moon and the night. It was axed for the fact that it didn't feel the way I wanted it to when I said Sibling Badriyah.

Qadira

Feminine version of qadir, meaning 'to be capable of' in Arabic. Initially chosen because it conveys power and authority. It was axed because I didn't like it as much as my final choice. It is actually really good as well.

Aken

A fairly unknown Egyptian god that is mentioned to be the ferryman of souls, though less than the following option, which is Kherty/Cherti. Initially chosen because of the association with the afterlife. The name was axed because I thought I could make a better OC for this name.

Cherti

An Egyptian god of the Duat, who guided and protected souls to safety on their journey to the afterlife. Initially chosen because of the association with the afterlife. It was axed because of pure mouthfeel and dissatisfaction with pronunciation on my end.

Chons

A variant on the name of the Egyptian god, Khonsu. The god of travellers, the moon, and healing. Initially chosen because again, the moon and the night. It was axed because I might use it for another character and the pronunciation.

Satis

An Egyptian goddess of fertility and war and associated with Sothis - the star beneath Sirius. Initially chosen because of the nocturnal and empyrean aspects. It was axed because I preferred the final choice over it. Still a good contender.

Lilah

From the Arabic lailah, meaning night. Initially chosen for the meaning. It was axed because I know too many Layla's in my life. Very pretty name, not for my main OC, though.

Nephtys

A derivative of Nephthys/Nebethwt, the Egyptian goddess of mourning, night, and magic. Chosen because it contained all the themes I wanted to convey with the name of my OC. Also very plausible that some very passionate nerd would pick it out from a list. Aka me, aka Nephtys. THE WINNER!

But, Warden, why Nephtys, really?

I found out I wanted a name that was associated with the Egyptian pantheon. Not only because my Sibling of Sin is a history, theology, mythology and anthropology enthusiast - but I wanted something pre-Abrahamic. It's a little funny to think about, however, within the Egyptian pantheon there is no true evil, maybe once or twice, but the darker aspects of the mythology were always essential to life. A guide like Aken and Kherti or a god of funerary rites like Anubis and Osiris, the god of the underworld, even Tawaret or Hathor - all part of life and death and what came after. If I had all these options from the Osirian gods, why did I choose Nephtys?

Let's talk about it.

Mythological Background

The name Nephtys is derived from the Egyptian goddess Nephthys, the Latin/Greek version of the name Nebethwt. I will be referring to her as Nebethwt for easier distinction between her and Nephtys (my oc) in this post. Nebethwt, the goddess, was the child of Geb (earth) and Nut (sky). She was associated with mourning, death, (temple) service, as well as magic, protection, childbirth, and embalming. Nebethwt was also referred to as Isis's mirror-twin - the darkness to Isis's light.

This is a depiction of Isis/Eset (left) and Nebethwt (right) with the Djed pillar - which symbolized Osiris's (god of the Underworld) strength and stability.

Nebethwt (nbt-hwt) translates to Lady (nbt) of the enclosure(hwt), to mean Lady of the House, or Mistress of the House - alluding to her protective aspects. Her headdress indicates that as well, as it is a symbol of the house. This protection also extended to the dead.

It also should be noted that Nebethwt was cited as Set/Sutekh's consort. Set being the god of desert storms, chaos, and war. A figure of strife, a god who attempted to usurp his brother's(Osiris) throne. Nebethwt both aided in his endeavour but also eventually helped Isis in bringing Osiris to victory.

Other associations with Nebethwt were: hawks, sycamore trees, temples, the setting sun, twilight, darkness.

So, she was very much associated with death and mourning and the night and all those fun Gothic concepts that we enjoy here. Nebethwt was a goddess that was revered and worshipped all throughout Egypt - she was popular and beloved, not unlike her sister. Together they were quote the duo, they represented such major concepts in the Egyptian pantheon. It is sometimes debated if she was truly separate from her twin sister or if they sometimes become one at times. Regardless, she is the darker aspects of Isis, but just as divine (which is similar to the playlist title I have for Nephtys).

The Final Choice

After considering all of that and reading through pages of articles and niche blog-posts, I decided on the name Nephtys. It was not the original spelling Nebethwt and not the Graeco-Latin Nephthys, and not even the Old Coptic Nepht'ho (which I did consider for a little bit, but ultimately didn't choose). I personally found that my Sibling of Sin would choose this version of the goddesses name, which is a phonetic iteration and tack on an alliterative surname - Nuit. Nuit just means night in French. It felt like the perfect name for a sixteen year old who's aching to find a new identity and comfort while still embracing their heritage.

Besides, the title Lady of the House, it made me think a lot. She was a protective figure and a powerful one, beloved and embraced by her followers. She was a protector of people, of spirits, of temples. A comfort to be found in mourning and in death. Narratively, I thought about Nephtys and what he was like and his own relationships with others and what ideas he embodies. The things he would go through. Reaching out towards something many people shy away from and staying there, soaking in it, becoming part of it. It just fits, I think.

There's something really good about finding comfort in culture, in finding all that history of language and meaning.

Sibling Nephtys definitely did.

[lessergoodnow]

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Khartoum Aid Kitchen

GoFundMe: Fight Hunger in Sudan: The Khartoum Kitchen appeal, organized by Mustafa Ibrahim

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Instagram: khartoum_aid_kitchen

Twitter: khartoumkitchen (verified)

Gaza Soup Kitchen

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Donate through GoFundMe: Hot meals 4 Starved Palestinian Kids in north Gaza

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Instagram: gazasoupkitchen

Facebook: Hani Almadhoun

Crips for eSims for Gaza

(supporting Connecting Humanity, also known as eSims for Gaza)

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Families in need

GoFundMe to evacuate Noor, her husband, and their three baby girls; organized by Noor's cousin, Joseph Shaath of Mississauga, Ontario - covered by the Toronto Star

GoFundMe for Nariman Ajjur's family - also covered by the Toronto Star

GoFundMe for the Alhaddad family, including Waseem (13), Tala (11), Rakan (5 months), Mayar (6) - covered in Terrance Standard: "Palestinian woman living in B.C. raising funds to get family out of Gaza"

GoFundMe for Hend and Marwa Alqataa's family, organized by German sister-in-law Manuela - covered by the Toronto Star in the article "‘Can you help us?’ Gazans turn to crowdfunding, cold-calling influencers in bid to flee war zone", following an earlier feature

GoFundMe for Lamea Abuelrous' family, including six children age 10 and under - covered by the San Francisco Examiner, local news site Mission Local, and other outlets

Bear in mind: If your family were in danger now, would your voices be important enough to be platformed by a major foreign news outlet, in a language you don't speak? There are many families legitimately in need, and only some have gotten to have their stories told in international media.

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[orb-the-watchman]

triffany lottablog more like triffany lamea- *gets trampled by a cheddaboardle rex* ouch oof easy there big guy ouch oof ouch

[talkingtea]

The way G is overcompensating on his posts about LameA because he’s finally praising his black, female co worker is driving me insane as someone who follows him 💀

😂😂😂

[ask-rick-c137-and-morty-prime]

Rick, are you not letting Morty make pottery? Cuz that's so mean. Let him have a chill hobby

I don't fucki-*burp*-ng care if he makes pottery, as long as it doesn't interfere with our adventures

R-Really?! I'm getting kinda good at it

Shut up Mo-*burp*-rty, I don't want to hear about your lamea-*burp*-ss hobby

[stephaneparede]

Lamia Abbas Amara (Arabic: لميعة عباس عمارة; Classical Mandaic: ࡋࡀࡌࡉࡀ ࡀࡁࡀࡎ ࡀࡌࡀࡓࡀ), also sometimes spelled Lamea Abbas Amara; 1929 – 18 June 2021) was an Iraqi poet. She was a pioneer of modern Arabic poetry and an important figure in contemporary poetry in Iraq.

Early life and education

She was born to a Mandaean family in Baghdad in 1929, and later grew up in Amarah.[2] Her father was Bayan bar Manu,[3] while her paternal grandfather was Sheikh Amara, who worked for the British during World War II.[1] Her uncle Zahroun Amara (died 1929) was a famous silversmith,[4] while her cousin Abdul Razzak Abdul Wahid (1930–2015) was also a poet.[3]

Her mother, the sister of Rabbi Dakhil Aidan, belonged to the Manduia priestly lineage.[1]

She studied at the Teachers' Training College, which later became part of the Baghdad University, and graduated in 1950.

Career

She was a member of the administrative board of the Iraqi Writers Union in Baghdad between 1963 and 1975, a member of the administrative board of the Syriac Synod in Baghdad, and deputy permanent representative of Iraq to UNESCO in Paris between 1973 and 1975, and director of culture and arts at the University of Technology in Baghdad.[3]

She left Iraq in 1978 and lived most of her exile in San Diego, United States after emigrating during the time of Saddam Hussein. Her sister, Shafia Abbas Amara, also emigrated to San Diego.[1]

Lamia Abbas specialized in Arabic eloquent and popular Iraqi poetry. She was awarded the National Order of the Cedar by the Lebanese state for her work.[5][a]

Together with her sister Shafia Abbas Amara, she published a magazine called Mandaee in the United States, which was mostly in Arabic but also partially in English.[6]

Lamia Abbas owned several Mandaean manuscripts that were given to her by her maternal uncle, Dakhil Aidan. These manuscripts, including the Ginza Rabba (two copies dating to 1886 and 1935), Mandaean Book of John (from 1922), and Book of the Zodiac (from 1919), were studied by Jorunn Jacobsen Buckley.[1]: 340 Buckley and Abbas were also lifelong friends.[6] She kept the manuscripts inside white cotton cloth bags containing musk grains, considered to be the scent of Life by Mandaeans.[1]: 61

Abbas died in the United States on 18 June 2021, aged 92.[5]

Family

Lamia's sons are Zakia and Zaidoun.[7]: 34

Notes

She did not receive the award personally, due to the Lebanese Civil War.

References

Buckley, Jorunn Jacobsen (2010). The great stem of souls: reconstructing Mandaean history. Piscataway, N.J: Gorgias Press. ISBN 978-1-59333-621-9.

"كتبت عن مشاعر المرأة بجرأة.. الموت يغيب أيقونة الشعر العراقي لميعة عباس عمارة". aljazeera.net (in Arabic). 18 June 2021.

"مقابلة مع الشاعرة العراقية لميعة عباس عمارة". jadaliyya.com (in Arabic). 17 October 2015.

"وفاة الشاعرة العراقية لميعة عباس عمارة عن عمر ناهز 92 عاماً". alwatannews.net (in Arabic). 18 June 2021.

"الموت يُغيّب الشاعرة العراقية لميعة عباس عمارة". Archived from the original on 2021-06-20. Retrieved 2021-06-19.

Buckley, Jorunn Jacobsen (2002). The Mandaeans: ancient texts and modern people. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-515385-5. OCLC 65198443.

Buckley, Jorunn Jacobsen (2023). 1800 Years of Encounters with Mandaeans. Gorgias Mandaean Studies. Vol. 5. Piscataway, NJ: Gorgias Press. ISBN 978-1-4632-4132-2. ISSN 1935-441X.

* Lamia Abbas Amara was cousin to the well-known Iraqi poet Abdul Razak Abdul Wahed — and she started writing poetry while a young teen. She graduated from Baghdad’s Higher Teacher’s College in 1950 and, for many years, taught Arabic.

Her three most widely read poetry collections are: The Empty Corner, I Am Iraqi, and Had the Fortune-teller Told Me.

She has written both formal and free verse, and she’s said that that, while formal verse is the way to communicate with others, she prefers writing free verse, which she felt brought her closer to her audience. Many of her poems were made into songs.

In the mid-twentieth century, she was one of the poets who gathered at the home of Iraqi writer Hayat Sharara, along with Badr Shakir al-Sayyab, Muhammad Mahdi al-Jawahiri, and Nazik al-Mala’ika, among others. She was a particular friend of the Sharara family.

In the introduction to Hayat Sharara’s When Darkness Falls, her sister Balkis Sharara writes of these meetings, and the poets’ relationships with each other:

His [Badr Shakri al-Sayyab’s] love for Lamia Abbas Amara wasn’t a secret, and it was clear in the poems that he recited in the meetings. Amara knew about his feelings for her, and she would look at him with her beautiful eyes, which hid their endless meanings. Lamia Abbas Amara was beautiful, tall, slim, with large black eyes and dark black hair, and she mostly wore black dresses. Amara was confident and had a sense of humor. Her personality, her way of using body language, and the way her voice rose and fell as she recited poetry created a magic atmosphere that took over the audience. Her poems were short, sensitive, and their main subject was love.

Lamia Abbas Sharara was a member of the Board of Directors of the Iraqi Writers Association between 1963 and 75, and deputy to the Iraqi representative for UNESCO in Paris from 1973-75.

In a 2008 interview, Emirati writer Salha Obaid Ghabesh talked about why she loved the Iraqi poet’s work:

I love her poems very much, particularly the one which is written in the form of a dialogue between [the poet] and a fortune-teller as to whether he had foreseen that she would lose the one she loved. Later in the poem, she blames the fortune-teller for not warning her earlier so that she could have avoided the misery she has gone through. The text is full of mystery, suspense and imagination.’

[tellars]

my followers on telegram asked my ocs some questions

here are their answers

[abhilashnale]

Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment Market Global Demand Analysis: Sales Consumption, Business Scenario, and Expert Reviews, Forecast by 2032

The Market Dynamics of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment

The global Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment market has emerged as a critical focal point for businesses, offering a wealth of opportunities and challenges. As industries navigate this complex landscape, understanding the underlying market dynamics becomes crucial for strategic decision-making and growth.

According to Straits Research, the global inflammatory bowel disease treatment market size was valued at USD 20.33 Billion in 2022. It is projected to reach from USD XX Billion in 2023 to USD 27.95 Billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 3.6% during the forecast period (2023–2031).

Historically, the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment market has witnessed significant transformations, driven by technological innovations, regulatory changes, and evolving consumer preferences. These shifts have reshaped the market landscape, presenting businesses with new avenues for growth, innovation, and competitiveness.

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AbbVie Inc.

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UCB S.A.

CELLTRION INC.

Merck & Co., Inc

Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.

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North America: North America is currently the largest market for Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment, accounting for a significant share of the global market.

Asia-Pacific: While the North America leads in market size, Asia-Pacific is emerging as the fastest growing region in the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treatment market.

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Market Segmentation:

By Type

Crohn’s Disease

Ulcerative Colitis

By Drug Class

Aminosalicylates

Corticosteroids

TNF inhibitors

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JAK inhibitors

Others

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[ysmirall]

Howdy!

Not MUSH of an ask, but thank you :3

Your edits are so nice, helps me a lot to "feel" for character, 'cause i' m a pupil girly, with NO editing scill at ALL! (and lamea$$ artist)

Have a nice Day!

Naww your welcome! I didnt knew there are people that actually enjoy my editing 👀 Makes me want to put more effort in it .

Your art is nice , very clear lines and expressive😊

[hel-looks]

Olga, 23

“I’m wearing my grandma’s old skiing jacket, Dickies shorts, moonboots, vintage belt, StarLover beanie and Studio Lamea bag. My style currently is inspired by pop stars, everything shiny and Bratzs!”

24 February 2024, Runeberginkatu

[spinecutter]

Sometimes the fictional guy is just a lameas fjck cisgay and we have to accept that i think. like itsrare. but it happens