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Watched nursing teamwork in action and it is elite coordination 🏥 Doctor talks nurse executes 😅 Interdisciplinary rounds felt like a relay race 🚑 #NursingLife #HealthcareHeroes #PatientCare #Teamwork #HospitalLife

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NI-KI is the youngest k-pop ‘male’ idol to EVER perform at Coachella, just reading his training behind story makes u realize he EARNED such a pride !! 🥹 Q. was Coachella the thing u practiced the most for? 🐣: I stayed behind alone& kept practicing, and because performance isn’t everything, I practiced singing a lot too. I monitored a lot& watched many festivals that our seniors had performed at. I went all in with a do-or-die mindset. I prepared with the determination that if this fails, ENHYPEN fails. I think all the members probably felt the same way… 🐣: the excitement& emotions I felt then were so good that I’m not sure if I’ll ever feel something like that again in my life. It was the moment I felt the greatest pride in being an artist, the moment I felt I was right to choose this job.… 🐣: I don’t know if ENGENEs felt all of that, but I think we poured all our determination and the messages we wanted to convey into the stage without any regret. I don’t regret anything& I want to make more and more stages like that.

NI-KI is the youngest k-pop ‘male’ idol to EVER perform at Coachella, just reading his training behind story makes u realize he EARNED such a pride !! 🥹 Q. was Coachella the thing u practiced the most for? 🐣: I stayed behind alone& kept practicing, and because performance isn’t everything, I practiced singing a lot too. I monitored a lot& watched many festivals that our seniors had performed at. I went all in with a do-or-die mindset. I prepared with the determination that if this fails, ENHYPEN fails. I think all the members probably felt the same way… 🐣: the excitement& emotions I felt then were so good that I’m not sure if I’ll ever feel something like that again in my life. It was the moment I felt the greatest pride in being an artist, the moment I felt I was right to choose this job.… 🐣: I don’t know if ENGENEs felt all of that, but I think we poured all our determination and the messages we wanted to convey into the stage without any regret. I don’t regret anything& I want to make more and more stages like that.

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As part of our ninth anniversary celebration—and as our own special way of supporting Donny’s newest project—we lit up the biggest and most iconic EDSA Orense LED Billboard for ROJA. This moment is a true milestone for our fanmily. For the very first time, we were able to bring to life one of our biggest dreams: creating an LED billboard project dedicated to Donny. Something that once felt impossible is now shining proudly along EDSA. This dream wouldn’t have become reality without the love and support of our members and generous sponsors. Thank you so much to everyone who believed, contributed, and helped us push through. Your dedication and unity made this project possible. We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to ABS-CBN and Dreamscape for their support in making this LED Billboard Project happen. It may be just one LED billboard to others… but to us, it represents nine years of passion, teamwork, and unwavering love. To us, it is a dream come true. And to Donny — we hope you love this anniversary gift we poured our hearts into. Always remember that your Donators PH FanMily will be here for you… always, in all ways. 💙 #DonatorsPH #DonnyPangilinan Donny DreamscapePH ABS-CBN Entertainment

As part of our ninth anniversary celebration—and as our own special way of supporting Donny’s newest project—we lit up the biggest and most iconic EDSA Orense LED Billboard for ROJA. This moment is a true milestone for our fanmily. For the very first time, we were able to bring to life one of our biggest dreams: creating an LED billboard project dedicated to Donny. Something that once felt impossible is now shining proudly along EDSA. This dream wouldn’t have become reality without the love and support of our members and generous sponsors. Thank you so much to everyone who believed, contributed, and helped us push through. Your dedication and unity made this project possible. We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to ABS-CBN and Dreamscape for their support in making this LED Billboard Project happen. It may be just one LED billboard to others… but to us, it represents nine years of passion, teamwork, and unwavering love. To us, it is a dream come true. And to Donny — we hope you love this anniversary gift we poured our hearts into. Always remember that your Donators PH FanMily will be here for you… always, in all ways. 💙 #DonatorsPH #DonnyPangilinan Donny DreamscapePH ABS-CBN Entertainment

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16,149 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

One thing I found useful when I was researching skate materials is the napkin test. If you rub a PTFE skate against a pad for a bit and hold it near small paper scraps, it attracts them. That’s triboelectric charging in action, and it’s just something PTFE does because of where it sits on the triboelectric series. POM doesn’t really do that in the same way. I’m not saying that’s the only reason feel changes over time, there are probably other factors too. But when I was deciding what to run on Skyline it felt like an unnecessary variable to keep around, especially for players who are actively trying to build consistent muscle memory.

One thing I found useful when I was researching skate materials is the napkin test. If you rub a PTFE skate against a pad for a bit and hold it near small paper scraps, it attracts them. That’s triboelectric charging in action, and it’s just something PTFE does because of where it sits on the triboelectric series. POM doesn’t really do that in the same way. I’m not saying that’s the only reason feel changes over time, there are probably other factors too. But when I was deciding what to run on Skyline it felt like an unnecessary variable to keep around, especially for players who are actively trying to build consistent muscle memory.

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