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Yeah welcome to Team Endeavor's log #1. As with any uma musume, new or not, they must be known about their ability, what's their maximum & what's their best way to win. So that's why i conduct 2 test for Jovial. Number 1. Length test. I let her run at least 2500m, that's where the most longest race, if she tired from where in those 2500m, i will mark depends on how long she race, either short, mile or medium, but if she can do all 2500m Number 2. Position test. Now i let her take rest for the 2nd test, this time based on what does she do in those 2500m & running on the mark she tired then i choose the position, either Front if she always push he...

Moved to bushwick from the east village struggling to adjust need honest advice on how to thrive and perspective Moved to Bushwick from the East Village and struggling to adjust. I need honest advice on how to thrive here and some real perspective. I lived in the EV for 8 years. I know how to spend an entire day all over Manhattan — West Village, EV, LES. My apartment fell apart at the end and drove me crazy. I didn’t seriously look for a new place over there the last couple of years. The population got younger and more chaotic, and I was constantly being rushed around — 7 out of 10 times. The few times I could actually enjoy the neighborhood, I did. But toward the end I felt crazy a...

Moved to bushwick from the east village struggling to adjust need honest advice on how to thrive and perspective Moved to Bushwick from the East Village and struggling to adjust. I need honest advice on how to thrive here and some real perspective. I lived in the EV for 8 years. I know how to spend an entire day all over Manhattan — West Village, EV, LES. My apartment fell apart at the end and drove me crazy. I didn’t seriously look for a new place over there the last couple of years. The population got younger and more chaotic, and I was constantly being rushed around — 7 out of 10 times. The few times I could actually enjoy the neighborhood, I did. But toward the end I felt crazy a...

Moved to bushwick from the east village struggling to adjust need honest advice on how to thrive and perspective Moved to Bushwick from the East Village and struggling to adjust. I need honest advice on how to thrive here and some real perspective. I lived in the EV for 8 years. I know how to spend an entire day all over Manhattan — West Village, EV, LES. My apartment fell apart at the end and drove me crazy. I didn’t seriously look for a new place over there the last couple of years. The population got younger and more chaotic, and I was constantly being rushed around — 7 out of 10 times. The few times I could actually enjoy the neighborhood, I did. But toward the end I felt crazy a...

Moved to Bushwick from the East Village and struggling to adjust. I need honest advice on how to thrive here and some real perspective. I lived in the EV for 8 years. I know how to spend an entire day all over Manhattan — West Village, EV, LES. My apartment fell apart at the end and drove me crazy. I didn’t seriously look for a new place over there the last couple of years. The population got younger and more chaotic, and I was constantly being rushed around — 7 out of 10 times. The few times I could actually enjoy the neighborhood, I did. But toward the end I felt crazy and just had to get out. I moved to Bushwick because I found a big apartment, 7 stops in on the L and near the M. ...

I’m a 27F married to my 35M husband, we’ve been married for 4 years and together for 10. We also have a 17-month-old daughter. The past couple weeks have been really rough and I’m starting to seriously question my marriage. My husband has struggled with alcohol for a long time. When he drinks, he doesn’t just have one or two. He usually drinks way too much, and his behavior changes. He gets moody, irritable, and it creates tension in the house, so I do get upset when he drinks. That’s why, before our recent vacation, we had a clear conversation and agreed he wouldn’t drink. One night, we were in the hot tub and I suggested we have a drink together. I know that probably wasn’t...

Your ISP can see you're watching Pluto.TV. More importantly, Pluto.TV can see *where* you're watching from—and if you're outside the US, UK, or a handful of other countries, you're getting blocked. That "Pluto.TV is not available in your location" error? Frustrating as ****. I've tested over 40 VPNs to find which ones actually work with Pluto.TV. Not which ones *claim* to work—which ones I personally verified can bypass geo-blocks without buffering every five minutes. Here's what I found. ✅ **Quick Answer** NordVPN is the best VPN for Pluto.TV. Fast speeds (averaging 83+ Mbps on 100 Mbps connections), reliable US server access across 16 locat...

My mother's sister Pam is 66, my mom is 60, and I am 37. My mom has arthritis, chronic pain, and a heart condition so I live at home to care for her. I'm not exactly sure what disability Pam has; back when she was diagnosed my mom was still a kid. Mom thinks they just decided Pam was a r-word and called it good enough. Pam has the intelligence and demeanor of a little kid and lots of difficulty regulating her emotions. She has learning disabilities and can't read or drive although she knows her letters and can count money. She sometimes has sensory issues and is REALLY particular about things always being a certain way (her way) so I think she might be autistic? Pam has been...

As the title says, I’m not one of the hardcore chooms with 1000+ hours, but I’ve spent enough time in Night City to have some realistic (and slightly unrealistic) expectations for Cyberpunk 2, especially considering how advanced the world already is. Realistic Expectations 1. Car Customization: Full customization — tires, body kits, paint, interior, accessories. Since driving is first-person, immersion matters. Even small details like working signal lights would be great for cruising around the city. 2. Flying Cars: AVs already exist in the world, so letting players own or steal one makes sense. Mid-air heists or high-risk crashes would be amazing. 3. Transfer Between Apartments: A...

# General Information Release date: February 12, 2025 Supported Platform(s): Nintendo Switch 2 Genre: Party, Sports Publisher: Nintendo ESRB rating: Everyone Supported play modes: TV mode, Tabletop mode, Handheld mode Game file size: 7.4 GB Supported languages: Japanese, British English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, Latin American Spanish, Canadian French, Brazilian Portuguese, Traditional Chinese, American English Official website: hhttps://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/mario-tennis-fever-switch-2 # Reviews ## Aggregators * [Metacritic](https://www.metacritic.com/game/mario-tennis-fever/) - 77 * [OpenCritic](https://opencritic.com/gam...

https://preview.redd.it/7q4d8jyn00jg1.png?width=1300&format=png&auto=webp&s=e7d95fd0a15faddb3c1a9e7e5882944bb67b28db So I’ve wanted to do these 2 things for a LONG time and finally got around to and managed to consolidate into one project. * Create an inventory system of major appliances / devices in my home * Manage/monitor maintenance of said devices I’ve long had a bag of NFC tags lying around but never found good work flows for me and I knew 2 things I really thought if anything NFC tags would be good for me for would be …doing a maintenance task. I am very diligent record keeper but didnt want to do that manually, scanning a tag seemed perfect. Micromana...

Okay, this is the first time I've posted something like this on Reddit, so I hope the comments section will be kind. I'm not claiming to be perfect, I just want to get some neutral outside opinions. Background: I went to Japan for two weeks (still there rn). A very good friend of mine (we’re gonna go with L) invited me to go with her and her family, but in the end, I found out very late that it would just be her, her mother (K), and me. K speaks mainly Russian but also a little French. A few weeks before departure, I shared my fear that I would feel a little excluded if they spoke only Russian in my presence (I had no problem with them speaking Russian to each other, but not no...

I've been trying to figure out how to carry a spare tire on the ND since I got it, and I've read about which donuts fit both in the trunk and over the calipers, but I decided to go a different direction. I knew I wanted a luggage rack anyways, so I got a clamp-on rack from Moss Miata that said it has a 50 pound weight limit, and aside from sitting just a little taller than I expected, it's a nice rack. I'm using a factory wheel/tire that's about 30 pounds, and even with bumps, washboard dirt roads, and negligently letting the trunk slam shut, there has been no deformation or denting of my trunk lid. The screws on the rack do like to loosen, and when they...

Happy Wednesday! This is a continuation of my pattern of posting what I think are decent grocery deals with the hope that this will save some people some money. As noted previously this is heavily skewed to items that I and my family eat. There are probably additional items that are good deals but I don't know it because they aren't items I use but hopefully my list is still useful to you. A few quick reminders: * PC Optimum points are collected at No Frills and Superstore. 1,000pts is worth $1. * Scene+ points are collected at Safeway, Sobeys and FreshCo. 100pts is worth $1. * The value of Save on Foods points depends on what you redeem them for. If you redeem them for a 4L jug...

In the year of 2000, at 7:07 AM, on the 24th of January, a little girl by the name of Sylvia Helen Locke was born in the town of Edgerton, Colorado. Born the only child to Jay and Abigail Locke, Sylvia grew up the unwilling middleman to the problems of the two most trusted adults in her life. The ones with all the answers. Except, evidently, what it took to keep and maintain a family. From as early as age 6, when she had barely begun to realize the yelling, the insults, and everything in between was not a healthy or normal experience for a young girl, the first instincts of a newfound fear took root in her mind. The horrible, unimaginable notion that the only person in the world she could t...

Hey, We’ve been building a SaaS called Loger that takes messy supplier folders (Google Drive spreadsheets + images) and reconstructs them into clean, structured product catalogs. The problem we’re solving: Most supplier data is inconsistent, badly formatted, and time-consuming to clean before importing into a store. What Loger does: * Scans full supplier folders (all sheets, all rows) * Normalizes schema and variants * Matches images to products automatically * Lets you review everything before publishing * Exports clean CSV / XLSX / JSON if you’re not using Shopify * Includes catalog health + SEO quality scoring It’s not a product generator. It’s a catalog reconstruction ...

Wise here, so I have been a team member for quite a while. Long enough to start seeing things even I know can't be right with things. Imma just vent since it's not like this can be traced back to me since I've never named names, ages, or genders. My Manager isn't tech savvy at all, I had to fix half their stuff when it got broke a few months ago and now I'm the default tec guru. ( 3 years experience at best buy helps a lot lol ) Onto the vent, I'm ******* uncomfortable and tired of my receiver. I've complained about them before but since that post things have gotten both better and worse. A team lead and many other team members have fallen out of love w...

I have been stuck in a cycle of productivity procrastination for the past six months. My job is a never ending stream of spreadsheets and emails that say they are urgent but really they are not. I should be doing something about how tired I'm but instead I keep thinking that my workspace is the problem. I think that if I can just get my workspace really organized I will not feel anxious anymore. This weekend, I went to the office to clean up my desk. When I finished, I went online to check for office supplies on Alibaba but I didn't really find what I was looking for. On my way home, I stopped by a thrift store and saw a really nice office desk organizer. I took it back to...

Looking at the Nitto Motivo 365 10% of driving would be on gravel roads including some unmaintained roads with bad washout, rocks etc. 3-season use (including snow and ice in the shoulder seasons). I don't mind slowing down for the washout/rocks and know my way around ruts/exposed rockface etc. but I still want to be able to go fast on parts of the road that are in good shape. 215/60r17 100v OR a 235/55r17 103V on a 3300lb curb weight AWD Subaru WRX that's lifted by 1.5 inches. The canadian website claims the following. Help me understand - are any of these "tough" / "durable" points actually noteworthy compared to other 100V or 103V tires? It only has 10mm ...

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