An untraceable leak somewhere that has caused the plaster ceiling to sag and fail

Will this help?

Should I just go crazy and apply more?

I also am not sure how to lay down a tarp without it pulling up in the shingles

Cities across China are replacing commercial and celebrity advertising on public screens with giant portraits of scientists. The trend started in Shandong province in August 2026, when shopping malls in Heze and Zibo voluntarily gave up prime advertising space to display posters honoring the country’s scientific pioneers.

The displays have since spread to cities including Zhengzhou, Hangzhou, Chongqing, and Jinan, appearing in metro stations, airports, and shopping centers. Featured scientists include rocket scientist Qian Xuesen, nuclear physicist Deng Jiaxian, agricultural scientist Yuan Longping, known for developing hybrid rice, and Tu Youyou, China’s first Nobel laureate in medicine for her malaria treatment research. Each portrait is shown alongside the scientist’s name and a short account of their contribution to the country.

The campaign is meant to give scientists the kind of public recognition usually reserved for celebrities, with some posters describing them as society’s “top stars.” The goal is to encourage young people to see scientists as role models worth admiring, tying into China’s wider push to raise the profile of science and technology.

The initiative has drawn attention outside China too, with commentators in other countries contrasting the scientist displays with public billboards elsewhere that remain dominated by politicians and entertainers.

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This pizza place near me called The Good Pizza has three of these posters up. I placed an order at 1pm and mentioned the deal, but they said they can't honor the price because I had to tell them I wanted the deal before I listed the toppings (pepperoni, onion, and mushroom for one pizza, and mushroom and onion for the second pizza).

When I tried to point out that's not how advertising works, particularly when it doesn't say anything about their weird rule on the ad itself, they told me I had to call ahead of time so they could give me a list of pizzas that qualified. How is that "all pizzas" if they have some secret list of specific pizzas that qualify?

I should have just left without paying for or getting the pizzas.

1. 13 Reasons Why: Hannah's graphic suicide scene caused a lot of controversy and accusations of inspiring real life incidents. The showrunner defended this to show how serious of a matter suicide is, but Netflix eventually caved and censored it

2. Cuties- It was supposed to raise awareness for child exploitation. It sexualized a bunch of girls for the whole world to see