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Hi everyone! My daughter is graduating high school this year, and it’s been a rough road in many ways. I’d like to give her a big gift to celebrate, and my family is willing to chip in a little. Since we’re both movie buffs, I’d like to do a mother-daughter trip to TIFF. We live on the west coast, so we’d be flying and staying in a hotel. So, here are my questions: 1.      I know she’d love to see celebrities and it would be an important part of the trip. Would getting the Buzz List package be the best guarantee of that? Are the stars/directors usually in attendance for those films? And are those packages usually still available when non-members are buying tickets, or shoul...

I found these two Marsternya cauldrons at my local thrift store! I don’t have a before picture, but both had a decent amount of rust buildup on the inner surfaces. Following advice in this sub, I did multiple quick soaks in 50:50 vinegar:water and some scrubbing with steel wool. I think I removed the rust, but some parts inside the cauldrons still seem to have this reddish brown tint regardless of scrubbing. Is this still rust? Do I just keep repeating the vinegar soak? I worry about going overboard. Any advice and cast iron expertise appreciated!!

So I’ve been with my partner for about 16 years. Initially I didn’t want to be with them because they were very immature, overly attached, no job, manipulative whenever I would try leaving they would threaten with their life. So it gave me more reasons to want to leave as it was very emotionally exhausting and it seemed pointless at the time. My mom, a practicing spell worker, loved my partner because she didn’t see the parts I did. She also thought they were very good looking and charming and so she always took their side and never supported me leaving because she thought I would just end up being promiscuous and blah blah. About two years into this back and forth, my partner consulte...

Hi everyone, I’m planning to visit Cyprus and I have a Moroccan passport. I currently live in Greece, so that’s why I’m considering a trip there. I’ve been to Turkey around 7–8 times before, but I never really knew about the situation in Cyprus since I never had any reason to look into it until now. I recently saw someone mention that the northern part of the island is Turkish, and I got a bit confused. Could someone explain how it works? Which parts are controlled by whom, and how should I understand the division of the island as a visitor? Also, are there any important travel or entry rules I should know about for each side? Thanks in advance!

Want to build a 2.4r2 350mm kit and am narrowing down on my options. Right now my top contender is the FormBot 2.4 R2 Pro+ kit. I looked at the Siboor kit as well but it seems like the FormBot one is more recommended and is the more popular choice. Both will run me around the same price. Any reason to go with the Siboor instead of the FormBot besides having a carthographer vs tap? Also any "spare parts" or upgrades I should pick up while I'm placing the order? Rapido, clicky-clack kit, CNC tap, etc.? Likely going to buy from their website. For the FormBot kit I was thinking of getting the Dragon SF hotend instead of the default v6 nozzle and have been told that the CB1...

Here are some images of my fully customized Savi saber to show more of the detail, finish work, and some more context around what I did for those who might be interested in trying something out. There is a massive wall of text under these photos, so I'll start with the end result: ['back' side](https://preview.redd.it/dkadfnqsxevg1.png?width=5972&format=png&auto=webp&s=b8cef826ad5e4938e16e2417c5e9eca6ec75818f) ['front' side ](https://preview.redd.it/qp8nfr3vxevg1.png?width=6000&format=png&auto=webp&s=a002de7d93fbfbe6e70972e6e9fb97fe8112f4b3) [Back side of switch plate, cut open to make crystal chamber visible, ...

I was a teenager the first time I went urban exploring. Back then I didn't have a name for it beyond, “being curious." I used to go to the neighborhood REC center on Friday evenings as part of a program to give teens a safe alternative to drugs and alcohol. It had about the budget you'd expect for a program like that, which is to say little to none. It also happened to be next to an abandoned winery. Growing up just north of the grapevine, I was used to seeing wineries, AG farms, orchards, and the like. Most of the time, these places were brimming with life and activity. After all, when life gives you grapes, you make wine. This winery stood there like a silent monolith in s...

I recently dug out for my PSP 3000 and noticed an issue with the UMD drive. The grey metal brackets inside the UMD door (the ones that actually hold the disc in place) have come loose. It looks like the small plastic tabs on the black outer shell that secure the metal piece have snapped off. Because of this, the UMDs aren't sitting flush against the laser, and some games won't load. I’m looking to fix this myself and would love some advice regarding: 1. What exactly should I buy? Should I be looking for a complete "UMD Door replacement" (plastic + metal bracket together)? 2. Where is the best place to source parts? Are the ones on AliExpress or eBay decent quality,...

So I've had a bit of a messy track record in terms of how I got to where I'm at currently. Looking back at high school, I never really enjoyed it, and I think part of that was not being able to find a subject that I could stick to and if I had to be honest most of the time I was just trying to get by and because of that I didn't actually know what I wanted to do career wise I was just focused on the present not the future. After I graduated, I took a gap year while my friends moved on and during this time I fell into a depression. I didn't know what I wanted to do at this point and I felt this sense that I was falling behind for some reason. After going through this epi...

I was a teenager the first time I went urban exploring. Back then I didn't have a name for it beyond, “being curious." I used to go to the neighborhood REC center on Friday evenings as part of a program to give teens a safe alternative to drugs and alcohol. It had about the budget you'd expect for a program like that, which is to say little to none. It also happened to be next to an abandoned winery. Growing up just north of the grapevine, I was used to seeing wineries, AG farms, orchards, and the like. Most of the time, these places were brimming with life and activity. After all, when life gives you grapes, you make wine. This winery stood there like a silent monolith in s...

Kefine is back in the game with their new iteration of their highly popular model the “Klean”. The new iteration is now called the “Klean SV” which features a newer tuning, comes in a newer colorway and one more set of tuning nozzles. Coming at around the same price as the OG Klean. **Pros**: Built really well Comfortable fit Clean tonality Linear and open sounding vocals Detailed and quite sparkly treble Imaging and transient response were nice **Cons**: Sub-bass is very muted Mid-bass punch is minimal Instrumentals may sound metallic Treble isn't for everybody Stock accessories and packaging is pretty much the same as OG *Note* The Klean SV w...

https://preview.redd.it/l0kapv1a7fvg1.png?width=2400&format=png&auto=webp&s=889715dc9fb87b8a063f9100c2264e75425d077a If you have an Android and have been manually clicking through Amex/Chase/Citi offer tiles to activate card-linked offers, you don't have to anymore. Kudos auto-activates all your card-linked offers when you visit your issuer portal, then reminds you at checkout which card to use. Right now, we support Citi, Chase, Amex, and Bank of America, with more issuer support coming soon. This feature has been available on [web](https://support.joinkudos.com/en/articles/12893169-how-do-i-get-started-on-desktop) and [iOS](https://support.joinkudos.com/en/ar...

Ghosts: SAT COM. For those who don’t remember, Ghosts didn’t have a UAV, it had the SAT COM, which you placed on the ground, but it only worked like a UAV if two were active at the same time. Without a doubt, one of the reasons for the high number of campers in the game. BO4: Manual regen. They removed auto regen and replaced it with a manual regen system, which didn’t add anything to the gameplay, it just made the game more chaotic and sweaty. Players could fully heal during gunfights, and it’s worth noting the TTK was already the highest in the series. Cold War: The scorestreak system. In Black Ops Cold War, score is retained through death. No need to say how bad that system was ...

Hey everyone, I’m currently working on building a corvette ship and I’m trying to get my hands on some Aeron parts (especially Aeron blade). Unfortunately, I missed the expedition/event where they were available. I’m on PS5. If anyone has extras they’re willing to give, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks in advance

I was a teenager the first time I went urban exploring. Back then I didn't have a name for it beyond, “being curious." I used to go to the neighborhood REC center on Friday evenings as part of a program to give teens a safe alternative to drugs and alcohol. It had about the budget you'd expect for a program like that, which is to say little to none. It also happened to be next to an abandoned winery. Growing up just north of the grapevine, I was used to seeing wineries, AG farms, orchards, and the like. Most of the time, these places were brimming with life and activity. After all, when life gives you grapes, you make wine. This winery stood there like a silent monolith in s...

Danganronpa world's biology, physics and such are pretty different from our world's. I mean, everyone has pink blood, Sakura could become a buffed monster within a very short time (we see her middle school self and she doesn't have much visible muscles) despite being still very young and in the middle of puberty, Leon can throw 200 km/h baseballs, people can be brainwashed by a 30 second video, it's possible to mush every single talent known to existence into one brain by advanced lobotomy... And it's all totally okay imo, as long as it's consistent. After all, no-one ever said the world of Danganronpa is the same as ours. But one thing that bothers me is luck, ...

*Post to:* r/Spectrum *| Cross-post to:* r/consumerrights*,* r/mildlyinfuriating*,* r/Carlsbad **TITLE: Bait-and-switch on phone call, then called “rude” for asking about wait times at the store. Is this what a billion-dollar company calls customer service?** *BODY:* I’m a 63-year-old retiree in Carlsbad, CA, on a fixed Social Security income. In February, I called Spectrum to see if there was a package deal. I was looking to switch two cellular lines from T-Mobile and lower my internet bill, which had ballooned from $50 pre-COVID to $91.25 — almost double in five years. And this is a complete monopoly area. No other cable internet provider is available where I live. Spectrum rais...

Heyy y'all!! Hope you are doing well!! So here's my problem - I have been wearing bras for nearly seven years now but the thing is they are like sport bras but not really them. They are just like a piece of mid thick cloth that just holds my boobies, and not like the real bras that give you support, shape, etc etc... My boobies are have some space between them and they are kindda like the side-set. So when I wear a top or shirt, my chest region looks very broad and my nipple (my nipples are pretty big) are also visible through the clothes (like the outline) since they "bra" cloth is very thin. Sometimes it just ruins the entire outfit look since my boobies just stick ou...

Hello! Our names are Nadine Boukhari, Bethany Julias, & Reese Keveanos. We are students in the Industrial/Organizational Psychology M.S. program at West Chester University, and we are reaching out to request your help with a project for our Advanced Statistical Methods course (PSY602-02). We invite you to please take part in our survey on perceptions of ethical AI leadership.  The survey will take approximately **25-35** minutes of your time, and we greatly appreciate your time and effort in providing a response, as your responses are very helpful to our research.  [SURVEY](https://docs.google.com/document/d/16902xu1CB3kx94MDr5p0BTY-MG6RrnmqNmEYTiv4FYI/edit?tab=t.0)

I was a teenager the first time I went urban exploring. Back then I didn't have a name for it beyond, “being curious." I used to go to the neighborhood REC center on Friday evenings as part of a program to give teens a safe alternative to drugs and alcohol. It had about the budget you'd expect for a program like that, which is to say little to none. It also happened to be next to an abandoned winery. Growing up just north of the grapevine, I was used to seeing wineries, AG farms, orchards, and the like. Most of the time, these places were brimming with life and activity. After all, when life gives you grapes, you make wine. This winery stood there like a silent monolith in s...