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OH MY FUCKING GOD
I THINK I CRACKED THE CODE ON THE PREMIUM FARMS NAMES IN THE PROMISED NEVERLAND
Okay so something we all know is that the name of every Premium Farm starts with the letter G, and so far I have seen no explanations as to why. So I decided to do some research on the author (Kaiu Shirai) and his interviews in hopes of finding something, to no avail.
Or so I thought.
See, I found something important (in my opinion) that I easily brushed over. Shirai is a Christian. I at first just thought this was some interesting trivia or something but then I took a moment to think about it, and I quickly made the connection between his religion and Emma’s orphanage starting with the word grace (Grace Field) - an extremely important concept in the Christian religion.
So, I quickly decided to look up the significance of the letter G in the bible and found this:
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Also, gamol represents the caring of a creature until it is mature (which was taken from the sentence in Genesis 21:8:
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Knowing that the purpose of the Premium Farms is to nurture the children as best as possible until their shipment age, and that Shirai is a Christian, there’s absolutely no way this is a coincidence.
To be fair, it could likely also be a reference to God or Genesis, but the more common way to refer to gods in Japanese would be 神 or 神様 (kami or kamisama). Though, the Christian god can be commonly referred to as ゴッド (Goddo) so the point still still stands. I doubt it is a reference to Genesis though since TPN and the Book of Genesis don’t really have much to do with each other and it’s also called 創世記 (souseiki) which doesn’t even start with a G.
Anyways I just found this really interesting and I needed to share with everyone!
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rabbitcruiser · 1 year
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Clouds (No. 934)
Colorado National Monument, CO
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44v3e · 2 years
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dgalevisuals · 2 years
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Grand Rapids, June, 2017
View from Marriott Helipad
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matt0044 · 7 months
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Creature Feature songs make me think of Goldy Pond.
Like they seem like the kind of macabre music that would play on the loud speakers to signify that the games are beginning. Maybe a live band the Aristocrats got on the payroll as they revel in the pain they cause.
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vision360tours · 8 months
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Home for Sale - 7 Taylor Drive Unit 34, Grand Valley, ON L9W 5S5 Virtual Tour: https://tours.vision360tours.ca/7-taylor-drive-unit-34-grand-valley/
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sakurafarron · 1 year
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Contemporary Landscape - Front Yard Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary partial sun front yard stone landscaping in summer.
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warriordragonart · 7 days
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My interpretation of the Dancer while she was still human. Her hair is inspired by a mixture of Renaissance Italian and ballroom hairstyles and my headcanon for her name is Gwynneth!
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pangeen · 1 year
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“ Twilight at the Tetons “ // John Weatherby
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thelostcanyon · 5 months
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Plain Chachalacas (Ortalis vetula), Hugh Ramsey Nature Park, Cameron County, Texas.
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pamietniko · 10 months
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National Elk Refuge
Jackson, Wyoming
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rabbitcruiser · 1 year
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National Weather Observers Day
National Weather Observers Day is on May 4. With their observations and weather reports, many people assist the National Weather Service to achieve its purpose of preserving life and property. SKYWARN, Cooperative (Co-Op) Observers, CoCoRaHS (Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network), and the general public are all part of this network.
History of National Weather Observers Day
Alan Brue, who studied psychology at the State University of New York, invented the day on May 4, 1989. This day was developed for weather amateurs and professionals to honor their passion for the weather. Every year on May 4, this day is commemorated for those who enjoy viewing different weather phenomena.
With their sightings and weather reports, many individuals and groups assist the National Weather Service in fulfilling its objective of protecting people and property.
As a volunteer, you can be a part of the CoCoRaHS Observers Team, which is available to anyone ready to work on measuring and mapping precipitation. In this program, you will receive all of the necessary equipment and training on how to measure and map precipitation and how to prepare reports.
It’s simple to set up; get a rain gauge, hang it outside during the rainy season, check the rain in the gauge, and report your findings on the National Weather Service’s website.
The major goal of this day is to emphasize the importance of professionals who work in weather services 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to warn people about approaching storms and other weather changes. A thousand weather observations are made every day by weather spotters and weather stations all around the world.
These observations give crucial information that warns the public about impending storms from all three locations; land, sea, and air. They also aid in a better understanding of weather events and the analysis of historical data.
National Weather Observers Day timeline
650 B.C. Weather Prediction Using Cloud Patterns
The Babylonians use astrology and cloud patterns for weather prediction.
1835 Modern Era of Weather Forecasting
The invention of the telegraph ushers in modern-day weather forecasting.
1859 Weather Forecasting is Introduced
Fitz Roy develops charts to report weather phenomena he describes as “forecasting weather,” thereby inventing the term ‘weather forecast.’
1989 National Weather Observers Day is Created
Alan Brue creates National Weather Observers Day on May 4.
National Weather Observers Day FAQs
What do weather observers do?
A weather observer collects, records, and maps weather conditions, both good and bad. Observers need to be willing to gather weather information in the rain, blinding heat, and other extreme conditions.
What equipment do weather observers use?
Observational data is collected using buoys, radiosondes, doppler radar, and weather satellites, among others. The data is fed into the N.W.S. forecast models that use present and past weather information to develop forecast guidance for meteorologists.
How is weather data used?
Climate and weather data are utilized in different ways. Decision-makers in towns and cities use this information to plan for extreme weather conditions, water management, and even energy needs.
National Weather Observers Day Activities
Sign up for a weather spotter’s course
Play a prediction game
Make your very own barometer
If you have a passion for observing weather phenomena, you should take a course for Weather Spotters. These courses teach everything from identifying clouds to tracking shifting weather and so on.
Play a prediction game with friends and family where you all try to predict the weather for the next week and see who is right. The winner can get a gift, and everyone gets to sharpen their weather-watching skills.
Making a barometer is an excellent way to spend Weather Observers Day. It can be put together quite easily using a few materials around the home. Look up tutorial videos and get to work!
5 Important Facts About The Weather
Amateur league
Incoming
Judge of the skies
Blinding speed
Doing the numbers
There is a group for amateur weather enthusiasts called the Association of American Weather Observers.
Storm spotters came to the fore during WWII, alerting fighting forces of incoming lightning.
Honorable William Rehnquist, the U.S. Supreme Court’s former Chief Justice, was a weatherman.
Raindrops can reach a maximum speed of 18-mph.
The first-ever mathematical weather forecast lasted six hours and took about six weeks to calculate.
Why We Love National Weather Observers Day
Weather predictions save lives and property
We get to learn a lot
Appreciation for weather people
The National Weather Service’s vision is to use the weather observations and reports to protect life and property. Without these timely bits of information, storms and other weather phenomena would wreak even more havoc.
Weather observation gives us valuable insight into the peculiarities of different weather phenomena. We get to explore and gain more understanding, enjoying nature in all its magnificence.
National Weather Observers Day is dedicated to all the players that contribute to the amazing work done by the National Weather Service. On this day, we get to show our appreciation for their work that often goes unnoticed.
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Part 6 of the short comic (final part)
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5
Well looks like Y/N knows more then they are letting on
A small look at their notebook
Featuring Sun the babysitter
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henk-heijmans · 4 months
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Farm, Grande Ronde Valley, Oregon, 1941 - by Minor White (1908 - 1976), American
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rust-berrie · 4 months
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this guy ate concrete as a kid and now look at him. gay and trans. smh. /j
re-upload of the farmer oc ref bc i felt too cringed out about the old post and also some of the info no longer applies lol
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vision360tours · 10 months
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Home for Sale - 20 Mill Street West, Grand Valley, ON L0N 1G0 Virtual Tour: https://tours.vision360tours.ca/20-mill-street-west-grand-valley/
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