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I use to collect pureneemo like crazy maybe like 15 years ago now. I remember being able to go to any online store and order new or preorder and buy preowned and parts of outfits or heads for dirt cheap. It was wild I got a rather large collection but after a while all the releases started to feel the same and I stopped buying. I only bought the sugar cups dolls but no other releases. I had stopped following the releases. Recently I came back to wanting to collecting pureneemo dolls and some of azones other dolls and I feel like a brand new collector in the hobby. I don’t know where to buy dolls anymore, I don’t know any of the releases or what websites to go to anymore to catch the preo...

"The man behind the most popular female comic book hero of all time, Wonder Woman, had a secret past: Creator William Moulton Marston had a wife — and a mistress. He fathered children with both of them, and they all secretly lived together in Rye, N.Y. And the best part? Marston was also the creator of the lie detector. Harvard professor and New Yorker contributor Jill Lepore reveals this and other surprising details about Marston in the new book The Secret History of Wonder Woman. "I got fascinated by this story because I'm a political historian and it seemed to me there was a really important political story that had been missed that's basically as invisible as Wond...

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I am a high school student (18 F) hoping to start university next September. I am a patient and enthusiastic learning partner, who is passionate about helping everyone enhance their language skills. Rate: UK Minimum Wage, which is £10.85/ hour Lessons: Online ONLY (FaceTime or audio) What do I offer? \- Unstructured English Language conversation practice in professional and appropriate conversation topics- literature, film, philosophy, art, world affairs, sports, history and more. \- Personalised and accurate spelling and grammar checks for essays, presentations, CVs and résumés. \- Willing to prepare and create resources based off of students requests, ie Anki or Quizlet vocabu...

Hi all. I have some 1986 Toyota (8in diff) rear axle housings and shafts that I want to replace the bearings on. I have the parts (OEM) but no hydraulic press. Any recommendations on auto shops (or any at home mechanics) in Boulder County that could do this job for me? Ideally I would bring the axle/(pre-purchased) parts to the shop. Also, any recs for local MT transmission (Toyota) rebuilds?

First time posting here, and I will admit, not under the most ideal circumstances but I had stopped by a comic shop somewhat near me and found the two omnibuses mentioned in the title for cover price, and sealed. The unfortunate part of this is I don’t have any pictures, and I didn’t end up buying them, of course, but I realized I could mention them here considering I’m looking for some OOP omnibuses. I will of course, in the case of a match in terms of willing traders, go to the store and buy them but send pictures beforehand but they are both new and still sealed. They are both the standard cover, I’m pretty sure. Here are some Omnis I’m looking for and feel free to mention any o...

I've accepted a job at UofU Hospital and will be moving from Houston (in the loop for those in the know). I've reviewed so many posts for neighborhood recs. What I'm hoping y'all can help me with is what "grid" to look in. i.e. "stay north of this street, east of this street" etc I'm a mid 40s female, single/no kids, dog & cat, in healthcare looking for an apartment complex that is safe, pet friendly, in a fun/good vibes part of town but not partiers/student living with as short of a commute as able that meets all these things. Any specific apt complex recs are welcome too! Thank you in advance for the help!!!

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Hello friends. I have a CE22 from 2000, all stock with the 5-way rotary and Dragon II pickups. I'm looking at replacing the electronics and converting it to a 3-way toggle + push/pull. My questions are: 1. Will the PRS McCarty drop-in kits fit through the existing routing in the CE22's from that era? I refuse to make an irreversible change to my guitar, so if they won't fit I'd be curious to know if there are individual parts out there (non-OEM) that would work. 2. If I get the drop-in kit, do I need the single conductor or the multi conductor version? Thanks in advance.

We bought new in 2015, and have maintained our Odyssey well. But we have not done any suspension upgrades. Approaching 190k miles and we are going to keep this for at least 3y. Any advice on good parts/ stores/ methods/ process/ specialty tools? I have done no research, but considering AL control arms/ inner and outer tie rod ends/ struts/ sway bar links/ sway bar bushings. Remove and replace and get alignment. Best to do it all in one go, right? I recently bought a passenger side axle and strut boots (passenger side axle boot was leaking and axle making some clunking noises per my wife) and thinking to do everything together, so I should probably buy another axle, right?

A few weeks ago I posted an early version of `hadsync` — a CLI tool for pulling Lovelace dashboard YAML from HA, editing locally, and pushing back. It got quiet reception, probably because a CLI-only tool has a pretty narrow audience. Since then all planned phases shipped, including a VS Code extension — which changes the experience significantly. Here's where it landed: **What's new since the first post:** * **Entity ID validation** — validates every entity reference in your dashboard YAML against a live registry pulled from your HA instance. Catches broken references before they reach your dashboard, not after * **Schema validation** — Lovelace card schema checked loca...

I'm new to the hobby and don't have a store nearby that carries things like this as far as I know. Amazon has been extraordinarily unreliable for me lately. Where should I be buying parts from?

I am not an LMG employee, I am not related in any way to LTT. I just had this thought and wanted to ask around. Linus has said on the WAN Show, the reason companies can offer free or cheap shipping is because they subsidize the cost into the price of the actual items. (Among other things like distribution centers and whatnot.) I was looking to start a 3D printing business in the US and it was recommended to get a quote to ship my item(s) to the farthest corners from me, and add a percentage of that cost to the item and making shipping “free.” I would make more profit on closer shipments, but would lose some on farther shipments. I’m sure after years of running LTTStore.com and Cr...

My spouse just received his acknowledgement of benefits effective June 2026. He has applied at age 70. I’ve been paying the Medicare Part B premium since his age 65 quarterly. The acknowledgment letter seems to indicate they’ll be deducting that payment from his benefits going forward. I’m reticent to end the autopay until I’m certain. I don’t want him to lose benefits. Can anyone tell me if they’ll be deducting his part B payments from his benefits? Thank you in advance.

I know nothing about it's location and so on honestly! It would be interesting to know. Also just been wondering, what is the white parts around the crystal points that surround it? Thanks in advance!

"The man behind the most popular female comic book hero of all time, Wonder Woman, had a secret past: Creator William Moulton Marston had a wife — and a mistress. He fathered children with both of them, and they all secretly lived together in Rye, N.Y. And the best part? Marston was also the creator of the lie detector. Harvard professor and New Yorker contributor Jill Lepore reveals this and other surprising details about Marston in the new book *The Secret History of Wonder Woman*. "I got fascinated by this story because I'm a political historian and it seemed to me there was a really important political story that had been missed that's basically as invisible as Wo...

Blue spots on a new carbon steel wok are completely normal. That color change is the steel reacting to high heat, and honestly it’s part of the process. The mistake usually happens when people heat it dry before washing off the factory coating or before adding a seasoning layer. What you’re seeing with the brown patches is probably burnt residue or uneven early seasoning, not damage. If anything feels rough or flaky, scrub that part off, dry the wok fully, then heat it again and wipe on a very thin layer of oil. Thin is important. Too much oil gets sticky fast. A cheap thin carbon steel wok actually cooks really well once it’s broken in. Mine looked blotchy and ugly for the first cou...

Hi everyone, I’m posting because my family is in complete shock and I’m trying to understand what we’re dealing with while also looking for realistic hope and advice from people who have been through this. My mom is 54 and was just diagnosed with aggressive Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma (DLBCL / Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma). What we’ve been told so far: \- It’s very aggressive \- There is bone marrow and blood involvement \- The doctors said she has a very high disease burden \- She’s immunocompromised right now \- They’re currently giving steroids + antibiotics before starting R-CHOP (likely Monday) \- They said they need to treat her “slow and steady” because ...

I found a 2652 printer/scanner/copier at a junk store really cheap. The power light just blinks forever when turned on. It does blink its lights and make normal sounding moving-part noises and 0 is showing on the display. I looked inside and the two ink cartridges (#65) are missing. It appears that a USB connection is first necessary to set it up for wireless. Either would work but my Win7 PC running the HP driver just shows "Unknown Device" and it won't allow installation to proceed. I see two possibilities here: 1) that the USB port was zapped by lightning or just failed (I have had this happen on other old HP printers), or 2) the printer will not allow its boot process to...