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Tattoo: Chaos - I Dont Care
Blush: Parfait - Heart Freckles
Hair: DOUX - Sixty Nine hairstyle
Eye Makeup: Keikumu - Luna Eyeliners
Earrings: Blaise - Discordia Earrings Set
Lipstick: Top1Salon - HD Natural Lipstick
Butterfly: Dae - Butterfly Girl @ Planet29 11/29
Nose Piercing: Blaise - Horseshoe Septum Ring
Re-post of an earlier photo. Kind of what I did before but I added the Adamski Effect and it turned out a little better
Cantillon effect
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We were getting a lot of lake effect snow and squalls this weekend. This fishing boat was coming back into the Meaford harbour just in the nick of time.
Momma Cat photo made with the Misty effect using Photoshop Express on the Samsung Galaxy Tab E tablet
The widowhood effect is the increase in the probability of a person dying during a relatively short period of time after their long-time spouse has died.
The pattern indicates a sharp increase in risk of death for the widower particularly, but not exclusively, in the three months after the death of their spouse. This process has also been called "dying of a broken heart".
Being widowed leads to an increased likelihood of developing severe mental disorder. This can be partially attributed to the unanticipated decisions widows have to make with regards to the death of their spouse. Responses of grief and bereavement due to the loss of a spouse increases vulnerability to psychological and physical illnesses.
Knowing you are not alone doesn't seem to make it any easier. Life does seem to loose a purpose and the feeling of being surplus to requirements is not helped by retirement.
I can see why some widowers "just give up".
Where to go for support, and suggestions for helping yourself and others through grief.
www.mind.org.uk/information-support/guides-to-support-and...
Candid shot at the Mid Devon show 2022.
Got this game like a week ago and so far ive put 16 and a half hours into it. Absolutely love it, and I'm excited to see where the story goes, and then play the next two. No spoilers please! From L to R:
- Captain Anderson
- Commander Shepard
- Garrus
Let me know what you guys think! Stay frosty, bros and broditas!
-FANTXTIK
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I avoided any curves when building the Federations latest interceptor to give it a sharp edged, aggressive feel.
No curves except this excellent new canopy in trans yellow that is. For this we have @pixarslightyear and Angus MacLane to thank for.
!!!! WILL BE CLOSED !!!! 27th July ... hurry up to go visit !! :]
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Two panos below blended in Photoshop and worked over with selection tool and application of poster edge filter to my selections.
SWELL sculpture festival. 'Umbrella Effect' by Courtenay McCue, Connor McCue, Eduardo Knox. (Qld)
Fibreglass, steel and paint
'Umbrella Effect' takes on a physical interpretation of the ecological term umbrella effect. This is in reference to the current imbalance of our environment, climate and culture. The installation consists of three individual umbrellas positioned upside down. This imbalance is further communicated with the angle of each umbrella.
Ein bizarrer Wolkenschlauch über dem Karwendel - in den Bergen erlebt man die unterschiedlichsten Stimmungen, immer wieder anders und faszinierend...
A bizarre tube of clouds over the Karwendel mountains - in the mountains you find the most diverse moods, always different and fascinating...
This is an inland lake we camped at last week. The day was grey but it made for better light in trying to capture this flowing water. Studies show that moving water gives off negative ions which is very therapeutic for our health and well being when we are near it. This effect definitely put me in a good mood.
Water droplets on a pink peony exhibiting the Lotus Effect. This effect is also called superhydrophobicity and can be identified by a droplet of water with a contact angle relative to a surface of greater than 150°. It causes water droplets to roll off a surface when tilted instead of flattening out, leading to a "self-cleaning" effect and a ton of fascinating applications in research. A hierarchical structure (e.g., hills and valleys which are in turn covered with their own hills and valleys) at the microscopic level is part of why these droplets remain stable.