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[qlossytbh]

Hello my love can you do a spencer reid x reader who experiences olfactory hallucinations (smelling things that arent there) please i just scared the shit out of myself cus i smelled a burning power outlet for like an hour 😭 the whole time i was unplugging everything and i thought my house was going to catch on fire 😰 i want him

𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐮𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬- 𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐫 𝐫𝐞𝐢𝐝 𝐱 ����𝐞𝐦!𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐫

𝐬𝐲𝐧𝐨𝐩𝐬𝐢𝐬 you experience olfactory hallucinations and spencer’s there to experience the rollercoaster that come with it lol

𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬 fem!reader, established relationship, just a lot of fluff, allergies (ugh), reader is freaking out (anxiety), me pretending to be science-y and act like i know what im writing about!

𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭 1.2k

𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐞 i actually loved this request because I myself experience olfactory hallucinations due to my allergies and it’s really cool seeing someone else who has it! i unfortunately smell a wide varieties of things such as spoiled food, clogged toilets (yay!), and tobacco (love that for me)

𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐫 𝐫𝐞𝐢𝐝 𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭 | 𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭

You rubbed your right eye vigorously, sniffling loudly with a following groan. Your hand then fell to its familiar rhythm, writing down your notes as you tried copiously to ignore the stuffiness that enclosed throughout your throat and nose. Your face itched gratingly, the corners of your eyes running with tears that wouldn’t seem to leave no matter how many times you tried blinking them away.

You had taken your allergy medication about thirty minutes ago and it wasn’t easing up— you felt puffy and somewhat aggravated.

Your T-shirt hung around your hips loosely, bunched up onto the chair you sat on at the desk of Spencer’s apartment, completing an assignment you needed to get done for your current job. Your hair was damp, ends still wet from the shower you had taken to decompress your sinuses.

You suddenly stopped all together, mind running blank. Twisting around in your chair, you turned to the kitchen and lifted your chin, staring down the ambience as if it was looking right back at you. What was that smell?

It was smokey and acrid and rotten and— definitely not supposed to be floating around the apartment. Unless something was wrong, you thought. You stood quickly, bare legs meeting the cold air as you patted over to the kitchen.

Your eyes scanned it frantically, checking for any signs of smoke or if any of the gas burners were on. Your heart was beating gratingly against your ears. The silence was so heavy you were beginning to feel dizzy. It was the type of quiet that made your skin crawl all the way up to the nape of your neck.

You sniffed again, trying to make sure you hadn’t hallucinated smelling what you had but much to your dismay— it still smelled like something was burning.

You hastily made your way to the desk, grabbing your phone and opening your contact list. It was only a few passing beeps from the other line before a voice rang out. “Hello?”

“Spence,” Your boyfriend picked up on your tone quicker than you would’ve preferred.

“Hey,” He said, sounding like he was reassuring you that he was there, voice soft although he didn’t necessarily know what had made you so distressed in the first place. “What’s wrong? Are you okay?”

“Yes, I’m okay.” You tucked a strand of hair behind your ears shamefully, glancing over at the kitchen.

“I’m pulling into the driveway right now, what’s going on?”

You bit the flesh of your bottom lip, making your way back into the kitchen. “Did you leave any of the burners on? Or plugged in anything you maybe— shouldn’t have..?”

Spencer paused on the other line, almost in profound contemplation. “No. I didn’t, why?”

“Because it smells like something is burning Spence,” You reached at the small handles of the ovens burners, rotating them all to signal they were off. “Are you sure you didn’t leave anything in?”

“I’m positive,” Somehow he could practically feel your hesitation, so he continued. “Baby, I have an eidetic memory. I would’ve remembered leaving something on,”

You huffed, still not entirely convinced because the smell was right there. It wasn’t strong, which caused even more anxiety to swirl inside of you, but it was there. The sound of a car door slamming shut was heard on the other end of the phone. “I’m freaking out,”

“I’m getting into the elevator, I’ll be up in a few seconds,” You paused.

A few rather long seconds later, the door pushed open. Spencer glanced at the handle, brows furrowed in annoyance. “It’s not locked— Why isn’t this locked?”

Your habit with leaving doors open was a problem, but it currently wasn’t your biggest. The strong smell still floated around, dancing through your nose and torturing you slowly. “Screw the door, do you not smell that?!”

Spencer closed the door behind him and set his bag down, along with his shoes. You watched him from the kitchen, crossing your arms across yourself and hugging your body closely.

“Where is the smell?” He stalked over towards the kitchen. His eyes lingered on the sight of you wearing nothing more than a t-shirt. It was something he didn’t think he’d ever get used to.

“I don’t know where it’s coming from,” You griped. Spencer really tried to find where the smell was coming, only so that he could ease you from your anxiety, but he really didn’t smell anything.

“I don’t smell anything love,” He reassured, looking over towards the stove just to be absolutely, positively sure.

“How do you not–?” You stopped, face falling from its tightened up expression. A relief unlike any other fell over you the second you understood what was going on.

“I’m–” You rubbed your temples, letting out a breathy laugh. “I’m an idiot,”

Spencer furrowed his brows, quickly walking beside you and setting a very much needed and comforting hand on your shoulder. “What?”

You remain quiet, reaching out and wrapping your arms around his torso and burying your face into his chest. Spencer stood there, muddled by your behavior but nevertheless happy to oblige with whatever you deemed necessary to feel better. He wrapped his arms around you, rubbing a few soothing circles onto your back.

“Yeah, I get olfactory hallucinations,” You trailed off, resting your cheek on his chest and not yet looking up at him.

“Phantosmia?” He quipped. You pulled away, looking up at him inquiringly.

“Huh?”

“Phantosmia,” He shifted his arms down to your waist. “It’s a sensory perception disorder where people experience smelling odors that aren't present in their environment. Unlike actual smells, which are triggered by external stimuli interacting with the olfactory receptors in the nose, phantosmia originates internally within the brain.”

You pulled a face. “Well, I call them olfactory hallucinations.”

“Well, medically they’re called phantosmia.” He countered. You narrowed your eyes as he tucked a strand of damp hair behind your ear.

“Show off.”

He huffed out a laugh. “I thought you liked it when I talked a lot.”

You hummed. “Yeah, that's true”

Unfortunately, you got olfactory hallucinations– or phantosmia– often. And it should’ve been the first thing you recalled once Spencer was denying any smells of burning outlets and gas. It always simultaneously flared up when your allergies did, meaning you probably should’ve known better— definitely would’ve saved you the near heart attack.

Spencer dragged his hand up and down your waist instinctively while you poked a finger into the rough surface of his chest “Got some more info for me smart-ass?”

Spencer gave you a look, rolling his eyes at your ridiculous giddy grin. “It isn’t very common. When it comes to disorders that affect the sense of smell, phantosmia makes up 10% to 20% of cases.”

“Well that makes me feel unique.”

Spencer bit back the need to tell you that you were already unique, but he referred against it. Not because he didn't want to— he always wanted to. But he knew he spent every single chance he could get to telling you how special you genuinely were to him.

“For some people, the odors that they hallucinate are pleasant, like freshly baked sweets—“

“You're joking,” He shook his head. You huffed, drawing your lips into a pout. “Do you know what I'd give to smell that instead of a goddamn burning outlet— it gives me anxiety.”

“Yeah, but look on the bright side,” Spencer leaned forward kissing your forehead. You basked in the simplicity and loveliness of his touch. “At least there wasn’t actually a burning outlet.”

“Yeah,” You smiled up at him. “That's true.”

[the-scandalorian]

i keep thinking about the paintings

frank had to fight bill just to get gas for the lawnmower in the beginning. he needed an outlet. he needed to care for his space and make it his. bill didn’t understand that, but he bent, just a little

a few years later, we see the strawberries. trust, friends. growth

a decade later, in their final scenes, we see frank’s painting supplies. i’d guess fine art supplies--paints, brushes, palette, canvas--would be fairly difficult to find by that point, as they definitely wouldn’t have been things bill thought to hoard in his first few years. so they’d need to be traded for; resources of some kind would have to be sacrificed. but frank’s abilities were changing and he needed them, not in the strictest sense of the word need, not like medication, certainly not in bill’s old definition of the word need, but definitely in the new one that frank taught him--that living is more than just survival

and what strikes me most is the number of times bill clearly sat for frank. we see portrait after portrait of bill. he gave frank their most precious resource. he gave him time, willingly and generously

just one more way that bill learned to love frank the way frank needed him to

[battleangel]

Jeff Goldblum warning us in Jurassic Park that cloning dinosaurs is raping mother nature was apparently an instruction manual and not a warning.

"Colossal Biosciences, a biotechnology company founded in 2021, is working to genetically resurrect the woolly mammoth by combining its genes with Asian elephant DNA. The company's goal is to create a hybrid species, called a "mammophant", that will look and behave like a woolly mammoth. Colossal plans to use cloning techniques similar to those used to create Dolly the sheep in 1996, inserting genetically edited cells into an elephant egg that would then be gestated by a surrogate elephant. The company has said it intends to complete the project by 2027."

Exploitative KKKapitalism = Eating like 💩 in the neighborhood! "Studies have shown that the prevalence of fast-food restaurants is positively correlated with the percentage of Black residents in urban neighborhoods in the U.S. Similar trends have been found for liquor stores."

$Anything for a Dollar$

"While dollar stores can fill a need in low-income neighborhoods, they are often regarded as predatory businesses that harm communities more than they benefit them, due to very low wages, displacing other grocery options while failing to sell fresh food, store design that increases the rate of armed robberies, and OSHA and FDA violations that put customers and employees at risk."

Who Needs Fresh Food?

"There are no fresh vegetables, fruits, or meats in most dollar stores. And yet, as limited as their offerings are, dollar stores are now feeding more Americans than Whole Foods is, and they’re multiplying rapidly. Since 2011, the number of dollar stores nationwide has climbed from about 20,000 to nearly 30,000. There are now more dollar stores than Walmart and McDonalds locations combined."

Dollar Tree Customers = Permanent Underclass

"In their latest annual reports, Dollar General and Dollar Tree say they have identified thousands of new locations for dollar stores. The two chains are planning to expand their combined empires to more 50,000 outlets."

“Essentially what the dollar stores are betting on in a large way is that we are going to have a permanent underclass in America,” Garrick Brown, a researcher with the commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield, told Bloomberg last year.

“The economy is continuing to create more of our core customer,” Dollar General chief executive Todd Vasos told investors last year.

"More than one-third of American adults, and 48 percent of African American adults, are obese."

13% of the US population is Black, and 48% of Black Americans are obese.

"Look at the pharmaceutical companies. In my neighborhood, there is a fast-food restaurant on every block, from Wendy’s to Kentucky Fried Chicken to Popeye’s to Little Caesar’s Pizza. Now drugstores are popping up on every corner, too. So you have the fast-food restaurants that of course cause the diet-related diseases, and you have the pharmaceutical companies there to fix it."

"If you give people access to really good food and a living-wage job, someone is going to lose money. As long as people are poor and as long as people are sick, there are jobs to be made. Follow the money."

"I talk about power, and how power is a drug and power over people is a drug and it’s hard to give up."

"A substantial body of evidence indicates that diet, toxic metals, food additives, insufficient nutrients, food allergy, lack of exercise can all contribute to criminal behavior. Evidence is mounting that a good diet makes a positive difference when working with some offenders."

"Our estimates imply that the 42% drop in the natural gas price in the late 2000s, mostly driven by the shale gas boom, averted 12,500 deaths per year in the United States."

"Participants (60.55%) experienced unexpected or increased medical expenses (17.69%), job loss (13.64%), pay reduction (11.85%), and death of a family member (9.09%). Pay reduction and increased debt were associated with moderate hunger; death of a family member, pay reduction, and increased debt were associated with severe hunger."

Lung Cancer to Avoid Severe Hunger

"In unadjusted models, annual household income <$15,000, non-urban residence, lack of health insurance, unstable housing, heavier food pantry reliance, fair or poor adult health, adult anxiety, and adult smoking to reduce hunger pangs were all positively associated with VLFS-C."

Fast Food = Fast Death

"Survey respondents had 8 ± 7 fast-food outlets within 2 miles of their home. Individuals living in close proximity to fast-food restaurants had higher BMIs, and lower fruit and vegetable consumption."

Happy Meal = Psychiatric Distress & Violence

"Consumption of fast food has been linked to psychiatric distress, violent behaviors, and impulsivity in adolescents."

"The analysis found that liquor stores are disproportionately located in predominantly black neighborhoods, even after controlling for census tract socioeconomic status."

"At equal levels of poverty, Black neighborhoods had the fewest supermarkets."

[yuurivoice]

How have you been? Are you taking care of yourself and is the kitties doing okay and Haru how is the sweetie after the surgery?

Throughout the month of October while doubling my content output and going from being creatively idle to full speed ahead, I was going through the onboarding process of my ADHD medication. Half of the month was spent getting horribly tired in the afternoons. The other half was spent feeling gross as I tried to figure out how much I needed to eat with my food and adjusting to the final dosage.

Last week, for what may be the first time in my adult life, I was operating at what I can only assume was somewhere near 100% of what a neurotypical person feels like. I've cried about it, had to learn how to slow down because I'm used to the vehicle that is my brain not actually GOING when I put my foot on the gas, and have felt downright incredible.

I wrote my psychiatrist a message thanking her for being such a professional and helping me on this path, because I am approaching what I had assumed "best case scenario" would look like for me. I don't even know what's possible for me as I settle into my new normal. It's overwhelming in a positive way.

I feel like I have super powers. I'm able to just...do stuff. I begin my day and I just go. I'm fed, medicated, and ready to start being productive at 9am and I begin. I'm able to accomplish far more than the bare minimum and even have to tell myself to take time to do things that aren't strictly work.

I love writing again, and I was robbed of that nearly a decade ago. My beloved hobby became work, and while I've written things that I adore, I only rarely feel the magic I used to feel when I could write ~10k words in a day. INDEFINITELY!!!! I have written hundreds of thousands of words in my lifetime and I lost the ability to do what I loved. At a time in my life when I was desperate to find something that was meant for me, something I was good at, I lost it.

I thought I had simply fallen out of love. I thought my childish ambitions of being a writer were bled from me on the path to being a "real adult" and life had escorted me along the way, away from that passion.

I didn't know I was fighting against myself so much for so long. Being able to become YuuriVoice and create and find that outlet again was amazing for me and reminded me of what it used to feel like, but this whole time I've had to brute force my way through mental hurdles. I am proud of what I've accomplished to this point, knowing what challenges I've faced and battled along the way.

How do I feel? I feel like the me from a decade ago and the me of today bridged a rift so vast that I thought I'd never say hello to that part of me again, and now I'm whole. I feel whole. I'm no longer masquerading around as a cheap imitation of who I could have been.

So yeah, I'd say I'm doing well! So are the cats. Haru handled his neutering perfectly and is a happy, healthy boy. Aside from that, I've been consistently in the gym, trying to stick to my diet goals, and am the happiest, healthiest version of myself I've been in a long time!

If you've enjoyed the recent entries in Lost & Found, they've all be made while I've been feeling this good. So if that's a sign of things to come, I think we're about to remind people just how fuckin' hard we can go around these parts.

[goatsludge]

Longtime lurker, hoping you can help me out.

I'd like to purchase a gas mask that is available for say...under $200-300...and compatible with aiming a rifle?

Can you suggest a couple of models that are affordable and easily obtainable?

I'm also (seperately) looking for a low cost self-contained (battery driven supllied air) full-face respirator for painting or spaying pesticides but the cost of the 3M system has kept me from taking the plunge. I find half masks or disposables really uncomfortable to breath through. Any suggestions?

That depends on a lot of things - let's start with the most important one, are you wanting to buy new or are you experienced enough to know what to look out for with surplus items?

Assuming you live in the U.S., imo the best option for most tactically-inclined individuals are ex-police Avon C50's; They sit smack dab in the middle of the pricepoint you described (going for $250+ on average) and they meet 80% of the criteria for what I personally believe a modern "tactical" mask (not just military) should encompass:

Panoramic eyelens with a wide ecosystem of lens outserts

Optical insert capability

Comms and/or Voice Amplifier-Capable

Mesh skullcap-type head harness with low-profile buckles for helmet integration

Butyl rubber and glass-filled nylon construction

Common, standardized drinking adapter

Threaded for Rd40x1/7" NATO Canisters for greater flexibility of protection (i.e.; using canisters intended for specific threats instead of just general purpose CBRN)

Left and right-hand capable side ports

Interchangeable inner nosecups for custom sizing based on individual facial ergonomics The only thing it really lags behind in is having poor passive voice communication (no voice diaphragm, just the outlet valve), as well as poor moisture drainage (you will have to lean forward to drain any sweat, spit, etc out the outlet valve rather than it draining naturally)

All gas masks are generally going to put you at a disadvantage as far as aiming a rifle, and even masks designed for improved rifle ergonomics like the Avon FM53/54 still give a massive amount of stand-off when attempting to look down your sights, so I'd definitely hop on the bandwagon of tall optic risers if gas mask usage is a legitimate consideration.

Other excellent surplus options include the older Avon FM12, Scott/Kemira M/95 (or more realistically, the Scott M110 if you can find them; the M/95's drinking system is hard to get adapters for), or even MSA Millennium or surplus M40A1 Protective Masks are all viable options with a fair amount of aftermarket support. As far as buying newly-manufactured masks, you're going to be cutting above the $300 mark - Avon sells their C50 (and FM50, which is the same but with proprietary cartridges) at an MSRP of $500

Mira Safety is a brand you've likely heard of, who are mostly known as a redistributor of gas masks manufactured for them by Czech firm Gumarny Zubri. Mira as a company is incredibly underhanded and shady - they make a lot of false claims about who they sell to and the capability of their products, and not to mention their ad campaigns are the most blatantly mudslinging/misinformed.

Objectively the only thing that Mira/GuZu masks really shine at is having slightly higher quality rubber and superior passive voice comms and downward moisture drainage over Avon designs. They fail at basically every other aspect. However, they do work and they are cheaper if buying brand-new masks is a requirement for you.

I sadly don't have many suggestions as far as commercial/industrial PAPR units - I know a lot of those are surplussed by the pharmaceutical/medical industry, so I'd browse options, get to know them and spend time obsessively browsing ebay for various models and knowing how to tell when they're complete and serviceable.

Oh and one last thing -

P3-rated Particulate Filters are your best friend if all you realistically expect to face off against is tear gas and nuisance dusts. Particulate filters don't really expire since there's basically no chemicals that break down and can be stored almost indefinitely provided there's no moisture to foul the filter element.

40mm threaded P3 cartridges made by 3M, Racal, MSA etc are super common on the industrial surplus market and can be had in bulk for reasonably cheap, especially as "expired" lots.

[thebrightestwitchofherage]

Ah yes, an 🦅🇺🇸🦅American 🦅🦅🇺🇸person who saw 2 TikToks and read one (1) article tells me, an actual Israeli to get educated,,,

About my country,,,

Do you really think you have a proper grasp about one of the most complicated geopolitical conflicts, just cuz you read something online???

Are you really arguing with me about my reality, saying Im brainwashed when I tell you you’re wrong???

Get over yourself , read anything other than Hamas’ propaganda and touch some grass.

Also, stop telling me there’s no proof when Hamas literally live streamed their massacre…

But Hamas are innocent and brave freedom fighters 🥹🥹🥹🥹

Nope. They’re literally ***a globally recognised terror organisation**** - kinda weird to support them …

You’re telling me that Hamas are innocent fighters fighters while People I know are dead.

“Prove it. You’re making things up. “

Nope. That’s what Hamas is doing! Here are a few sources:

*official statements & video evidence released by the Israeli government.

*the IDF’s spokesperson & official video evidence

* “survived to tell”- A civilian campaign on social medias, where survivors of the October 7th massacre tell their story.

*coroner reports and examinations.

*****

Since the first hours of the October 7th attack , survivors and victims called the news stations and posted pictures and videos. Some were later interviewed by the news…

*police and EMT body cams.

*footage released / streamed by Hamas themselves.

*Research done by western media news outlets.

But you would rather believe Hamas ? Mmkay.

If you haven’t spoken up about any other crisis the Palestinians people have faced- You don’t care about the Palestinians, you care about sounding woke& harassing Jews and Israelis.

Where were you when more than 4000 Palestinians refugees were murdered camp by Syria?

When Lebanon banned Palestinians from certain jobs& owning land?

When Hamas prevented medical aid and stole gas from UNRWA?

When over 800 misfired rockets aimed at Israel, ended up falling within Gaza?

They literally store ammunitions and shoot rockets from schools , mosques and youth centres.

When approximately 850,000 Palestinians were displaced due to the Syrian civil war?

When Jordan & Egypt refuse to accept Palestinian refugees? Btw, Egypt has its own blockade as well…

But I support human rights🥹🥺 only the Palestinians are suffering , the Israelis deserve this

*israeli Women were raped as an act of war& terrorism - and suddenly every single women’s rights is silent.

* saying civilians deserve this since they are Israeli ,is a messed up logic and a sense of reality.

*look around- how how much anti- Semitic posts and slurs do you see? Are the protests you go to peaceful?

An elderly man was literally killed in one of those protests. But it’s fine since he’s Jewish & supports Israel… 🤦‍♀️

**********

I could go on, but I think I’ve made my point. There’s video evidence for everything I wrote here, stop believing Hamas’ lies.

[oh-okay-kay]

“It’s important to note that, as an organization and specialty guided by evidence, the Society’s stance on this issue has remained consistent: More high-quality research in this rapidly evolving area of healthcare is needed. To that end, ASPS efforts in this area include capturing clinical data on gender surgery procedures for adults and the development of practice resources to better aid members in implementing best practices in offering gender-surgery services when higher quality evidence is available. ASPS supports transgender patients’ constitutional protections and right to dignity, privacy and humane medical care. Further, it has always been the Society’s position that members should be able to provide medical care without fear of government-sanctioned penalties and criminalization – and ASPS opposes any attempts at legal encroachment into the practice of medicine.”

as right wing new outlets spread information like wildfire, it is important to hear from the source what is actually happening

the ASPS did not break consensus. the ASPS continues to support the right for trans patients to have the utmost care and informed consent, and opposes any political attempts to encroach on those rights.

erin details further that the need for more high-quality research is in regards GAS for minors, and states, 'Given how incredibly rare these surgeries are, it should not be surprising that such trials have not been conducted'. the vast vast majority of GAS on minors is done on cisgender minors, not to mention genital surgeries performed on intersex children and babies. while we absolutely should strive for more and more research and strengthened consensus to be done for trans minors, this same effort must also be made for cis and intersex minors as well.

[pattonsmedical-blog]

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Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) available

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[thelostdreamsthings]

Today is June 4, the day of mourning for the CIA & capitalism. 1989 was the year when the USSR started to collapse. If only China could be swept under that wave, the globalists’ dream of world domination would come to fruition! Hence the Tiananmen Square protests!

Just like any Color Revolution, all the usual suspects were involved — George Soros, CIA, Western media propaganda, and some pro-US leadership within China. On the ground were mostly innocent students and workers, who had no idea what was happening. They wanted economic and political reforms but not Western-style democracy. They were mostly pro-Mao, pro-socialism, pro-police, pro-military etc. The police were unarmed -- didn't even have batons. Because nobody expected any trouble.

By the way, the gathering wouldn't even have happened. But fate would deal China a bad card. A famous reformer, Hu Yaobang -- Chairman & General Secretary of the CCP -- died on April 15, 1989. He was loved by young Chinese people, who then gathered at the Tiananmen Square to mourn his death. That was the perfect opportunity the USA was waiting for! Thus, on April 20, 1989 – five days after Yaobang’s death – James Lilley was appointed as the US Ambassador to China. He was a 30-year veteran from the CIA. But you can't start a revolution in a week. Since 1986, George Soros had already spent over $1 million cultivating a sizeable number of young radicals. Now, these useful idiots infiltrated the mourning crowd at the Tiananmen Square and transformed it into an American movement.

It took the Chinese government one month to realize that shenanigans were happening. For example, BBC and Voice of America (CIA outlet) were broadcasting all kinds of anti-communist propaganda from Taiwan and Hong Kong. So, a martial law was passed on May 20, asking the people to end the gathering. That's when the provocateurs started the violence. They kept escalating.

Armed with guns, Molotov cocktails etc., the saboteurs violently attacked and killed 100+ police and soldiers. Chinese police, at the time, had no crowd-control tools like tear gas. They didn't even have guns. Thus, the police got beaten up by the mobs. This is why Beijing had to send in military gear, whose sole purpose was to scare people. The military let the people destroy tanks, armored vehicles etc. If the communist party were so tyrannical, none of this would have happened.

Here is the crux of the matter: There was no "Tiananmen Square massacre"! All the Western Presstitutes who were later forced/bribed to lie had different narratives for a long time: Like, Miles from BBC, Kristof from the NY Times, and Roth from CBS News:

"I was one of the foreign journalists who witnessed the events that night. There was no massacre on Tiananmen Square" — BBC

"State television has even shown film of students marching peacefully away from the [Tiananmen] square shortly after dawn as proof that they [protesters] were not slaughtered” — NY Times

"The military came, negotiated with the students and made everyone (including himself) leave peacefully; and that nobody died in the square" — Reuters

"We saw no bodies, injured people, ambulances or medical personnel — in short, nothing to even suggest, let alone prove, that a “massacre” had occurred in Tiananmen Square" — CBS

And then the globalists who control all the Western media decided to rewrite the story to demonize China.

Did people die on the night of June 3? Yeah, absolutely. There was mayhem in parts of Beijing. Equal number of protesters & law enforcement died that night. Total deaths: 200-300. America's goal was a bloody massacre, which could be exploited for regime change in China. (Tiananmen Square on the morning of June 4)⬇️

When there was no bloodshed, the US invented a massacre. This is typical American atrocity propaganda. Crazy stories were made up: Like Chinese soldiers on top of buildings mowing down citizens with machine guns; or tanks deliberately crushing people in Tiananmen Square. Psychopaths of the United States of America. And all the young Chinese leaders (stooges) of the protests were able to escape China few days before June 4 and fly to the USA. This clandestine plan was called "Operation Yellowbird." Even the CIA operation had to have a racist overtone.

Like this crazy student leader -- Chai Ling -- who admitted in an interview: “I wanted to tell them [students] that we were expecting bloodshed, that it would take a massacre, which would spill blood like a river through Tiananmen Square, to awaken the people. But how could I tell them this? How could I tell them that their lives would have to be sacrificed in order to win?” She went to Princeton and Harvard... and even got nominated for Nobel prize!! of the American Empire.

But the United States of America is a big fukkking liar. Every Western narrative about China is a lie -- Tiananmen Square massacre, 60 million people killed by Mao's Great leap Forward, Uyghur genocide blah blah.. And there are so many sociopaths at all levels of the US establishment, they can't now figure out what's a woman or a man. The country has turned into the monster that it ascribed to its geopolitical competitors. This is the price you pay for imperialism and colonialism.

The famous "Tank Man" video was cut short by Western propagandists. Why? Because the man leaves unharmed. Doesn't quite fit the narrative of "brutal communist party." Also, it happened on June 4... AFTER the Tiananmen Square was evacuated and peace was restored.

Tiananmen Square “massacre” turned out to be a big flat lie.

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I'm still here!!!

If you've noticed my absence I apologize. Things have been wild and crazy for about two weeks now, but have finally started to settle. I look forward to catching up with all my Tumblr faves ❤️ (tldr at the end, sorry it's a novel!)

The tire incident was simple and manageable, thankfully. Just another random, painful expense, and reminder that life is chaotic-neutral and meaningless at best, but possibly chaotic-evil and maliciously masochistic at worst. 🙄

All the stress of the past few weeks or so reminded me that I may have an autoimmune disorder of sorts; it seems any time I experience a high stress load, my body creates extreme inflammation or something, which causes me intense and chronic pain in my muscles, joints, and bones, as well as extreme fatigue. My poor, ever patient and graceful husband reminded me that last year I was prescribed some Celebrex for the very same symptoms, and I should give it a try. It helped almost immediately; I have a telehealth appointment with my PCP today to discuss seeking a specialist's evaluation for this. I'm honestly quite tired of doctors, diagnoses, and medication, but I can't exist successfully in the prior state of pain, so I will do as I must.

We got the new stove installed, finally. The whole process only cost us nearly $2500 from start to finish though lol 😂😭. We had to hire an electrician to wire the correct wire gauge and outlet through the house. We had to hire a plumber to cap off the gas line. We had many delays and miscommunications. But it's finally here! And it's been amazing so far. It's like the electric car of ovens lol: all torque all the time. I've been relishing in simply being able to make myself whatever I want whenever I want. I think I forgot how integral cooking is in my lifestyle until it was no longer accessable. I'm beyond grateful for the ability again. We can also stop spending tons of money on takeout, and can have healthier meals and snacks again, which is a blessing 🙌

Work has been off the rails too lol. It's the busiest time of the year for the bee farm, and it's my first time experiencing it. We're really feeling the pressure, but I think we're all doing our best to make it work. We are simply chronically understaffed and stretched thin. We have a general policy of flexibility; they purposefully cross-train as much as possible so that we can jump back and forth across different responsibilities throughout the day, but there are some fundamental flaws with that. I have noticed a lack of monetary compensation for the added responsibilities and skills, and of course without proper coverage, when someone hops from one need to another, a different hole is created and a new situation can arise. So we're trying to find the balance between what we need as a company, and what the human body and mind are actually capable of lol.

Two weeks ago was supposed to be our first bee pick up of the year. It was pushed to this past weekend due to weather, so we had about 400 orders stacked for one weekend. We sell two types of bees: Italian bees, which we source from California and Florida breeders, and our own specialty, chemical-free bees, which we breed on site. Due to the poor weather (climate change, lets be real), the spring season had yet to kick off, and it was impossible to ship the Italian bees during freezes and floods, as well as initiate the queen breeding process in the cold. So this past weekend our pick up volume doubled.

To make things more interesting lol, we also hosted this year's Texas Mead Festival! It was a fun display of 6 different meaderies from all over the state (including our own meadery, Wildflyer), with samples and gifts and live music and food. All week up to the day of the event, it was down-pouring rain daily. Our farm is mostly grass and gravel. The location for the outdoor festival was now officially Woodstock 1999 lol: a mud pit. But they set up booths and tents nonetheless and we went for it.

On that day, I was meant to run the farm's cafe, and flex between retail/bee pick up as I was needed. They also pinned me with hosting the gourmet honey tastings, and the history tour for the day. Why we allowed these extra events during such a chaotic day is beyond me.

We were busy from hour one. The festival didn't start until noon, and pick ups weren't supposed to start until two, but our owner made the executive decision to start pick ups early since we were technically 'ready', so we were bombarded with already frustrated bee keepers out the gate. Bee folk are strange folk, too; trust me on that. Thankfully I was sequestered in the kitchen for coffee service until noon, when I ran across the yard to host the gourmet tasting. The group was friendly and it went well, but I left right at the start of lunch service, and came back to it in full swing. We were slammed until I had to leave again at two for the history tour, and it was painful to abandon the crew, but I did my due diligence. It was another great group of customers though, and it went well. But when I got back to retail to check in, chaos had broken loose; the shop was overrun with regular weekend customers, day drunk festival goers, and cranky beekeepers. There were only two people at retail trying to do the work of at least four. But I couldn't stay to help, as the cafe had a line out the door and were in the reeds to say the least. We cranked out orders until we literally ran out of everything, and I had to ask the people in line to leave for an hour so we could desperately scramble to prep more ingredients and continue service. People grumbled but I think the mead was playing the part of placater that day lol, and we were barely able to scrape it back together. We stayed open until seven; retail was only open until five. One of the retail gals came and helped us close, because she's an angel and easily my favorite coworker right now lol. We had over-prepped in preparation for the event, and it still took us by surprise, so it was a heavy lesson to learn in the moment. But we survived and probably even thrived; all the customers had positive feedback, and we left for the day feeling satisfied.

Selling delicate livestock has its drawbacks though. We've been fielding calls all week about unsuccessful transport and installation of colonies and queens. I've been playing customer service all week, trying to troubleshoot bee issues and manage replacements and refunds. It's kind of a case by case thing; we're responsible for the bees' wellness up to the point of leaving the property, and the customer must sign a waiver agreeing to such. But accidents can happen despite how seasoned and knowledgeable the beekeeper might be, so we try to be flexible and accommodating if the situation is right. It's been a bit stressful. I've also spent any free time I've had just trying to restock the absolutely obliterated equipment room of all its hive bodies, gear, tools, etc.

I had a nice debrief about the weekend with the owner though, and I think I succinctly communicated the reality of the flex ideology on me and my fellow workers, as well as the needs of the kitchen as an independent entity during big events like this. It was a fruitful talk and I think the next pick-up, this coming Friday and Saturday, will go much more smoothly, and not just because there won't be a festival cherry on top of the chaos pie lol. There will be many more large events at the farm this year, so I think Mead Fest was a harsh but necessary test run.

✨TLDR: It's been trial after tribulation, but I think I'm rounding a corner and coming out better for it.

I'm grateful for everything I've learned, the support of my loving friends, family, and husband, a safe home to come back to every day, a stable job with owners and coworkers whom I think genuinely care, and the general reclamation of my health lol. I'm beyond grateful for the stability and privilege in my life to be able to experience so much struggle at once and somehow bounce right back, possibly even stronger than before.

Thanks for sticking around 💖

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We don’t have these services in the disaster prone regions I’ve lived but may I add a few more valid reasons people can’t leave:

Medical or otherwise necessary devices that need constant or higher power than a battery or even standard wall outlet can provide. Medical devices that need internet connection (which should be illegal in my opinion but here we are…)

Car battery being dead. This is less for hurricane but for winter disasters, this is pretty common. There are other reasons the car could be not functioning too that aren’t as fixable as lack of gas (which really isn’t fixable in mass evacuations)

Some people have never done this before! Most people who haven’t lived their entire lives in disaster prone regions. How do you protect your house whilst you’re gone? How do you pack for an evacuation? (it’s a skill, trust me)

Anxiety and trauma. This can be around shelters, loss of access to something they need, having lost their home in the past, not wanting to be separated from their support system, etc. There is zero mental health support in the middle of a disaster and not the kind that is needed

Children. Especially if they’re young or are shared between separated parents. No they’re not ‘needlessly putting them at risk’. Almost no one does that. Children are a complicating factor in an already complicated situation and can push the evacuation plans to the point of falling apart. Are also difficult to keep safe in shelters.

Elderly dependents too for compounding reasons

Inability to take standard transit. Anxiety or trauma around mass transit.

Just… basic not evacuating in time! Evacuation preparations are difficult at the best of time but are even more so when you don’t have the supplies on hand (cost, expiry, basic mistake, etc.) or if you’re disabled, or you unexpectedly don’t have help. So many people like to say that you can skip all that and just save yourself but, if you think you can evacuate with literally your wallet, keys, mobile phone, mask, and whatever you walk out the door with for work, do it. I encourage you. Just do it. Leave your house with just that (seriously just that) and don’t come home for 72 hours at least.

Evacuating is hard for everyone! Why is it so hard to understand it’s harder or impossible for some people?

“If you CHOOSE to stay in one of those evacuation areas-” we need to have public transportation running out of evacuation zones and free public storm shelters before you can say bullshit like that. we need to have free wheelchair ramp instillation on homes. we need to have free out of state pet boarding facilities. we need public infrastructure for the people in flood zones since these hurricanes are only getting worse and they are not going to stop.

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Is DIY High-Pressure Cleaning Safe? Risks You Need to Consider

Thinking about tackling high-pressure cleaning on your own? DIY pressure cleaning may seem like an affordable and convenient option, but it’s not without risks. From injury to accidental property damage, here’s what you need to know before diving in.

Introduction to DIY Pressure Cleaning

High-pressure cleaning can effectively remove dirt, mold, and stains from surfaces like driveways, patios, and exterior walls. The powerful water jets used in this cleaning method are highly effective—and increasingly, homeowners are attempting DIY pressure cleaning to save on costs. However, this affordability has led to an increase in DIY pressure cleaning injuries and damages.

Affordability Leads to Increased DIY Pressure Cleaning

Many homeowners find DIY pressure washing appealing due to its cost savings. Rental pressure washers are available, and tutorials are accessible online, making the process look straightforward. However, these cost savings can quickly turn into added expenses if equipment is mishandled.

Rise in Injuries from DIY Pressure Cleaning

There has been a marked increase in injuries due to DIY pressure washing. While the equipment may look simple to operate, it requires knowledge and caution. High-pressure streams can cause serious harm or lead to extensive property damage when used improperly.

Potential Injuries from DIY Pressure Cleaning

High-pressure cleaning injuries can be serious and sometimes require medical attention. Here are some common injury risks:

1. Skin Lacerations and Punctures

The high-pressure water jet from a washer can easily break the skin, leading to deep lacerations or puncture wounds. Even minor-looking injuries can lead to infection if not treated immediately.

2. Eye Injuries from Flying Debris

The force of the water can loosen and propel small debris, which can cause eye injuries. Protective goggles are essential, but DIY enthusiasts often overlook this basic safety measure.

3. Risks of Improper Pressure Washer Use

Incorrect nozzle selection or improper pressure settings can lead to injuries. Certain nozzles generate intense pressure that can harm anyone in close proximity, even if they’re not directly in the path of the water stream.

4. Damage to Windows and Glass Surfaces

Pressure washers can shatter or crack glass surfaces if the pressure is too high. Windows, glass doors, and other fragile surfaces should be avoided unless you have specific training in cleaning these with the appropriate pressure level.

5. Etching and Stripping of Surfaces

Many surfaces, especially softer materials like wood, can get etched or stripped by excessive pressure. This damage can lead to costly repairs and reduce the aesthetic appeal of your home.

6. Water Damage to Electrical Components

Water and electricity do not mix well. Electrical outlets, lighting, or any powered equipment near your work area are at risk. Improperly shielding electrical components can result in water damage and, in severe cases, electrical shocks.

Safety Precautions for DIY Pressure Cleaning

To minimize risks, follow these essential safety precautions if you’re set on doing your own pressure washing.

1. Proper Protective Equipment

Always wear protective clothing, including gloves, goggles, and closed-toe shoes. A thick long-sleeved shirt or jacket can also help protect your skin from accidental exposure to the high-pressure stream.

2. Grounding and Electrical Safety

Ensure that all electrical outlets and fixtures in the area are shielded or covered. Using a pressure washer with a grounded plug and testing outdoor outlets for GFCI protection will reduce the risk of electric shocks.

3. Ventilation for Gas-Powered Washers

If you are using a gas-powered washer, avoid confined spaces. Carbon monoxide buildup from exhaust can lead to serious health hazards. Always use gas-powered machines in well-ventilated areas, away from windows and doors.

Why Hire Professional High-Pressure Cleaning Services?

While DIY pressure cleaning may sound appealing, hiring professionals can save you time, effort, and prevent potential hazards.

1. Experience and Expertise

Professional cleaners know the correct settings, nozzles, and methods to safely and effectively clean different surfaces. Their experience minimizes the risk of property damage or personal injury.

2. Proper Equipment and Techniques

Professionals use commercial-grade equipment suited to handle tough jobs while ensuring minimal wear on your property. This equipment often includes advanced safety features that make the process safer.

3. Insurance for Potential Damages

If any damage occurs during a professional service, you’re usually covered by their insurance. This coverage offers peace of mind that a DIY approach cannot provide.

Inquire Now!

Curious about how professional pressure cleaning can refresh and protect your home? Hiring experts will give you the results you want without the risks of DIY high-pressure cleaning.

Refresh and Protect Your Home with Expert High-Pressure Cleaning

If you want to safely and effectively refresh the look of your home, consider hiring expert high-pressure cleaners. A professional service not only enhances the appeal of your property but also extends the longevity of your surfaces by using the correct techniques and equipment.

For more details on how to get a professional, hassle-free clean, read here.

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Harris plans a rare Texas campaign stop

Friday rally intended to call attention to state’s abortion ban

WASHINGTON — Vice President Kamala Harris will interrupt her tour of battleground states Friday for a Houston rally intended to highlight the consequences of Texas’ near-total abortion ban.

Harris’ itinerary this week is heavy on stops in Georgia and swing states in the upper Midwest as she tries to reach undecided voters in areas key to the Nov. 5 election.

Texas is a frequent fund raising stop for candidates, but it is unusual — at least in recent cycles — to see big presidential campaign rallies in the state shortly before Election Day.

Polling indicates former President Donald Trump has a clear, albeit single-digit, advantage in Texas, which has not backed a Democratic presidential candidate since 1976.

The rally is likely less about making a last-minute play for the state and more about refocusing national attention on abortion, a topic where polling gives Democrats a distinct edge.

Allred to join in

Harris is set to be joined at the rally by U.S. Rep. Colin Allred, D-Dallas, who is running against U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas.

Allred has endorsed Harris while trying to keep his distance from the presidential contest.

Instead, he has tried to make the race a referendum on Cruz and his support for tight abortion restrictions.

Allred has centered his campaign around a commitment to restoring abortion rights.

“What women in Texas are facing every day under Ted Cruz’s abortion ban is unacceptable,” Allred said in a statement Tuesday.

“By supporting an abortion ban that makes no exceptions for rape, incest or the life of the mother, Ted Cruz has put women at risk.”

Allred said Texas women “deserve to have their voices heard” and he’s glad they will have a platform to tell their stories at the rally.

The Cruz campaign has sought to tie the Senate race to the presidential contest and jumped on news of the rally, repeating a statement the senator has used several times, including in their debate last week — “Colin Allred is Kamala Harris.”

Cruz held tele-rally

The Cruz campaign hosted a Monday night tele-rally with Trump intended to highlight the former president’s support for Cruz and cast Allred as a proxy for Harris.

Cruz said during the rally that Allred has backed Harris policies that are soft on illegal immigration and harmful to the state’s oil and gas industry.

Cruz described himself as Trump’s “strongest ally” by far in the U.S. Senate.

Trump also is coming to Texas on Friday, his son said.

Donald Trump, Jr. posted on Instagram that the former president will appear on Joe Rogan’s popular podcast.

Multiple news outlets reported Trump will record the interview Friday at Rogan’s studio in Austin.

Sharing Texas stories

During her Friday rally, Harris is expected to cast Texas as ground zero in the fight over abortion as she spotlights stories of Texas women with pregnancy complications who were denied care.

Democrats say Trump is responsible for tight abortion restrictions or outright bans in many states because he nominated three conservative Supreme Court justices who provided the margin for overturning Roe vs. Wade.

Texas is among 13 states that outlaw abortion, according to the Guttmacher Institute.

Abortion was a theme at the August Democratic National Convention, which featured Texans Kate Cox and Amanda Zurawski sharing stories of being denied medically necessary abortions. Zurawski and her husband spoke about how complications rendered her pregnancy nonviable but doctors would not perform an abortion.

Zurawski was hospitalized days later with an infection that nearly killed her and threatened her fertility.

Harris will be joined by Allred at Houston campaign rally

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris will be in the Republican state of Texas 11 days before the Nov. 5 election and will be joined by Senate hopeful Colin Allred at a rally in Houston that will focus on the loss of reproductive freedom, a central issue in both candidates’ campaigns.

Friday’s event will be the first time Allred, a Democratic congressman from Dallas seeking to upset Republican incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz, and the vice president have shared a stage in Texas in the 2024 election cycle.

Allred has so far been running a thread-the-needle campaign that seeks to keep the Democratic base in his tight grip, while not alienating independents and middleof- the-road Republicans who might not want to award Cruz six more years in the Senate.

“Allred has gone from an arm’s length handshake to a full-on embrace of the Harris campaign,” said Brandon Rottinghaus, a University of Houston political science professor.

“I think that’s because they’ve gone from persuasion to mobilization.”

Meanwhile, Politico reported Tuesday that former President Donald Trump will sit for an interview in Austin on Friday with podcaster Joe Rogan.

The report cited an unnamed source, but earlier this month the GOP nominee hinted that a one-on-one with Rogan was in the offing, and called the podcaster “a good guy.”

Polling in Texas since this summer, when Harris wrapped up the Democratic nomination after President Joe Biden ended his reelection bid, has shown the vice president closely trailing Trump and Allred nipping at Cruz’s heels.

Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, have expended much of their time and financial resources in such must-win swing states as Pennsylvania and Michigan, largely ceding Texas to the GOP, which has won the state in every presidential election since 1980.

The Democrats’ rally Friday, at a Houston venue to be announced later, will be an opportunity to remind voters that Trump appointed the three U.S. Supreme Court justices who anchored the 2022 decision that ended the right to an abortion, which had been in place for 49 years under the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling.

And it’s a chance to highlight Cruz’s long-standing opposition to abortion rights and his expressed support for the high court’s decision to leave it to the individual states to set abortion law.

The Cruz campaign has been salivating at the opportunity to cast Allred as a Harris acolyte even as the former NFL player-turned-attorney has sought to shape his image as a rare member of Congress who’s willing to buck party leadership.

In an unsigned statement, the Cruz camp echoed a point the two-term Senate incumbent hammered during last week’s debate in Dallas: “Colin Allred is Kamala Harris.”

“They have spent the last four years working hand-in-hand against Texans and the American people with their radical policies, whether those be pushing to allow boys in girls’ sports, allowing dangerous illegal aliens to come into our country, or trying to destroy the oil and gas industry in Texas,” the statement said.

Allred, in a statement of his own, did not expressly mention his planned appearance at the Harris rally.

But he did embrace the rally’s chief theme.

“What women in Texas are facing every day under Ted Cruz’s abortion ban is unacceptable,” he said.

“By supporting an abortion ban that makes no exceptions for rape, incest or the life of the mother, Ted Cruz has put women at risk.”

Harris spoke to a teachers organization in Houston in July, shortly after harvesting the convention delegates needed to wrap up the nomination after Biden’s exit.

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff in September made a two-day, three-city visit to Texas that centered largely on fundraising.

Allred was not part of either visit.

While Allred is seeking to highlight the abortion issue to shave away votes from independents and moderate Republicans who believe that the Texas law is outside the mainstream consensus, Cruz on Tuesday was touting support from former state Sen. Eddie Lucio, a Brownsville Democrat who consistently bucked his party when it came to that issue.

In a statement, amplified by Cruz on social media, Lucio described the Republican as “staunchly pro-life.”

Rottinghaus said Houston is a sound strategic choice for a Harris-Allred event this late in the campaign.

Early voting in Texas began Monday and ends Nov. 1.

“The polling from Harris County has only got the Democrats up by 13,” he said.

“And that’s lower than it was in past cycles, and much lower than they need to be for Allred to win Texas.

“The Allred campaign needs to get its core Democratic coalition out, and Harris being here is one great way to do it.”

Matt Angle, a veteran Texas Democratic operative, said Allred and Harris are more in line with mainstream thinking on the abortion question than those who have championed the overturning of Roe.

He said that by coming to Houston, Harris can spread that message both in Texas and beyond, since presidential campaign events command national attention wherever they are held.

“It’s pretty good signal to people in Michigan that she’s willing to go down to Texas and tell (Republicans) that they’re absolutely wrong forcing a rape victim to carry a pregnancy to term, or forcing women to leave their states in order to get life-saving health care,” Angle said.

“That’s a good message in Houston, in Dallas, and in Detroit.”

[shreemgaz]

The Importance of Gas Cylinder Regulators in Everyday Applications

A gas cylinder regulator, often known as a gas pressure regulator or gas cylinder meter regulator, is a critical tool for controlling gas flow and pressure in a wide range of settings. These regulators ensure the safe delivery of gas from high-pressure cylinders, making them indispensable in industrial, medical, and household applications. Here’s an in-depth look at how these regulators function and why they are essential.

What Does a Gas Cylinder Regulator Do? A gas cylinder regulator reduces the high pressure of stored gases—such as oxygen, propane, or acetylene—so that the gas can be used safely. Without a regulator, the gas’s pressure would be too high for safe usage. By adjusting the pressure, the regulator makes it possible to use the gas in various applications, from industrial welding to cooking in the kitchen.

The Mechanics Behind Gas Pressure Regulators At its core, a gas pressure regulator consists of:

-A high-pressure inlet, connected to the cylinder, that allows gas to enter the regulator. -A low-pressure outlet that dispenses the gas at a controlled pressure to the user.

The Role of Gas Cylinder Meter Regulators A gas cylinder meter regulator not only controls the pressure but also includes a gauge or meter to measure the gas flow rate. This is especially critical in applications like medical gas delivery, where precise amounts of oxygen need to be administered. It also ensures safe operation in industries such as welding, where consistent gas flow is essential for quality results.

Ensuring Safety with Gas Cylinder Regulators To ensure safety when using a gas cylinder regulator, it is important to:

-Perform regular inspections for damage or wear. -Use the appropriate regulator for the gas type and cylinder size. -Follow proper installation guidelines and avoid exposing the regulator to extreme conditions.

Conclusion Gas cylinder regulators, whether standard gas pressure regulators or more precise gas cylinder meter regulators, are essential for controlling the flow and pressure of gases in various applications. They ensure that gases are delivered safely and efficiently, making them indispensable in industries, medical environments, and even homes. Understanding the functions and proper use of these regulators helps in maintaining safety and achieving optimal gas performance.

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