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Hey everyone! I’m excited to share an app I’ve been working on — **Countdown – Event Timer** (currently live on the App Store for iPhone & iPad)! # ⏳ Why I Built This I tried using **alarms** and **calendar apps** for years, but they always felt… mentally tiring. **Alarms** are binary. They’re either off, or suddenly demanding your attention. You don’t *see* time passing — you just get interrupted. That creates stress, not clarity. **Calendars** are date-centric. They’re great for scheduling, but for long-term events, your brain has to keep doing the math: >“How many days are left?” “Is that soon or still far away?” That small mental...

In California I work in retail as a stocker and cashier. I know I had a major surgery and I've been taking care of myself. I planned to work a short shift and then go home for another 2 weeks, or at least once a week. I absolutely will be doing the most minimal work. It's a small store and I've spent days where I didn't really do much and definitely don't plan to do heavy lifting. Overall I feel fine though I still get tired and I don't lift, I know I'm not there yet and plan to pick things little by little and maneuver around. I don't have much pain anymore, only if I lay on my side too long or sit too long bent over but it quickly goes away when I ...

Hey everyone! I’m excited to share an app I’ve been working on — **Countdown – Event Timer** (currently live on the App Store for iPhone & iPad)! 👉 **App Store:** [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/countdown-event-timer/id6757182749](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/countdown-event-timer/id6757182749?utm_source=chatgpt.com) # ⏳ Why I Built This I tried using **alarms** and **calendar apps** for years, but they always felt… mentally tiring. **Alarms** are binary. They’re either off, or suddenly demanding your attention. You don’t *see* time passing — you just get interrupted. That creates stress, not clarity. **Calendars** are date-centric. They’re great f...

Just received a professional treatment today from an exterminator we want to just cut losses and throw most of our stuff out and anything we do want to keep we want to store in cold storage (Canadian winter) for the next several months. I only have a few things I would like to bring, my computer desk, desk chair, and my girlfriend’s vanity. Everything else including clothing were fine with storing with the goal of freezing the bbs out. Should I wait for second treatment before moving stuff? Can I steam my desk/vanity with success? Basically when is the best time to bring these few items to the new place safely and what do I need to do? If that’s not possible and I left my apartment em...

I saw a post earlier about Canadian Tire triangle credit card and for the world elite it has Road side assistance and stuff. It got me thinking, what's stopping me to get multiple credit cards for the sake of benefit? I already have a pc financial world elite and that has medical insurance for travel. I would like to have Road side assistance too...

# Elsie’s Back Rub Sanctuary # Trial Balance # November 30, 2021 *(Fiscal period: 11 months)* **Debits** * **Cash:** 5,000 * **Accounts Receivable – Johnson:** 1,000 * **Office Supplies:** 250 * **Prepaid Rent:** 1,800 * **Prepaid Advertising:** 800 * **Prepaid Insurance:** 250 * **Massage Equipment:** 4,000 * **Car:** 50,000 * **E. Dominic Drawings:** 3,000 * **Advertising Expense:** 3,800 * **Fuel Expense:** 5,760 * **Insurance Expense:** 2,450 * **Interest Expense:** 770 * **Miscellaneous Expense:** 500 * **Rent Expense:** 19,800 * **Telephone Expense:** 2,750 * **Utilities Expense:** 2,475 * **Wages Expense:** 17,280 **Total Debits: 121,685** **Credits** * **Accumulated Depre...

"Healthcare Workers With Long COVID Struggle to Find Support and Care in an Environment of Denial Alison Palkhivala logo Medscape Canada January 09, 2026 Most people have been too tired to wash their hair, but have you ever been too exhausted for someone else to wash your hair? That has been Julie Pinard’s situation since she developed long COVID 4 years ago. The former vice president of a large manufacturer of electrical accessories now uses most of her extremely limited energy working as a patient partner for the Quebec Minister of Health, Santé Quebec, and independent researchers planning care and research into long COVID and other infection-associated chronic conditions in Que...

**TL;DR:** European MD, Canadian Citizen, Military Reserve Officer. 6 years full-time EM experience in a high-volume (100k/year) ED. Son of illiterate parents who fought through poverty to graduate. I speak 5 languages. I’m 51 and heading for Step 1/2. **Question for PDs: Does my clinical maturity outweigh the "years since graduation" and age filters?** I am a European-trained MD and Canadian citizen looking for USCE in EM or FM in the US. I am 51 years old and have been working in EM for 6 years in Western Europe. My YOG is 2019 and I am currently working on my Step 1 and 2 exams. I had a previous career in clinical research in the pharma industry at an international level, and...

Okay update to my last post: I went in and introduced myself to the manager and it went well. All I told him was that I would like to work here and my name. He said hopefully they will be hiring next month because the holidays are over. He mentioned the last time they hired was in October, so basically three almost four months ago. Looks like I’m just in time. I’m in luck, gang. The workers are really nice and helpful. One of them even called over the manager to talk to me twice before I left the store. The manager even laughed with my mom for a few seconds while they were chatting. She shops there every Monday and he remembers her. Right before we left, my mom mentioned I’m her daug...

[e2c.store](http://e2c.store) lets you track orders live and focuses on getting you live quickly so you can actually focus on selling. Might be worth a look if you're tired of complex setups.

Still hunting for decent tires for my ram. And I think these very clear knock offs of cooper discoverer are actually looking pretty good. (Yes I know "they touch the road dont cheap out" and " would you want to spend the least on the part that keeps your vehicle on the road?") Unfortunately im at a crossroads in life and financially rebuilding. A set of 4, 20 inch tires for 700$? I think its a slam dunk

I’m 25, female and a lifelong sufferer of very severe anxiety. My anxiety is mainly related to emetophobia (phobia of vomiting) and has been since i was about 12 years old. My anxiety was extraordinarily severe as a child and teen, when i did go to school id sit in the guidance counsellors office for hours. Just absolutely scared shitless that I’d be sick, all the time. I went to tons of therapists, worked incredibly hard, and had so much support from my amazing parents. Eventually it slowly improved, i graduated high school, moved out, found a job that i love and went to university. I now own a home with my partner and I’ve been doing so well for the most part. Obviously still had th...

I’m 25, female and a lifelong sufferer of very severe anxiety. My anxiety is mainly related to emetophobia (phobia of vomiting) and has been since i was about 12 years old. My anxiety was extraordinarily severe as a child and teen, when i did go to school id sit in the guidance counsellors office for hours. Just absolutely scared shitless that I’d be sick, all the time. I went to tons of therapists, worked incredibly hard, and had so much support from my amazing parents. Eventually it slowly improved, i graduated high school, moved out, found a job that i love and went to university. I now own a home with my partner and I’ve been doing so well for the most part. Obviously still had th...

Hello everyone. I’m not really sure if this is the right place to explain my story, but I don’t really know if a right place even exists. I’m not exactly sure what we encountered, but I want others to know about it. Let me explain everything from the beginning. My band isn’t big by any stretch of the imagination, at least not in the mainstream. We formed in the winter of 2019 in a small, snowy town in Colorado and built up our reputation for years in the Black Metal underground scene. Our band quickly achieved notoriety for our haunting music, intense live shows, and intimidating aesthetic that was a byproduct of making raw, unpolished music. Last year, we recorded the entirety o...

Hello everyone. I’m not really sure if this is the right place to explain my story, but I don’t really know if a right place even exists. I’m not exactly sure what we encountered, but I want others to know about it. Let me explain everything from the beginning. My band isn’t big by any stretch of the imagination, at least not in the mainstream. We formed in the winter of 2019 in a small, snowy town in Colorado and built up our reputation for years in the Black Metal underground scene. Our band quickly achieved notoriety for our haunting music, intense live shows, and intimidating aesthetic that was a byproduct of making raw, unpolished music. Last year, we recorded the entirety o...

Hello everyone. I’m not really sure if this is the right place to explain my story, but I don’t really know if a right place even exists. I’m not exactly sure what we encountered, but I want others to know about it. Let me explain everything from the beginning. My band isn’t big by any stretch of the imagination, at least not in the mainstream. We formed in the winter of 2019 in a small, snowy town in Colorado and built up our reputation for years in the Black Metal underground scene. Our band quickly achieved notoriety for our haunting music, intense live shows, and intimidating aesthetic that was a byproduct of making raw, unpolished music. Last year, we recorded the entirety o...

Hello everyone. I’m not really sure if this is the right place to explain my story, but I don’t really know if a right place even exists. I’m not exactly sure what we encountered, but I want others to know about it. Let me explain everything from the beginning. My band isn’t big by any stretch of the imagination, at least not in the mainstream. We formed in the winter of 2019 in a small, snowy town in Colorado and built up our reputation for years in the Black Metal underground scene. Our band quickly achieved notoriety for our haunting music, intense live shows, and intimidating aesthetic that was a byproduct of making raw, unpolished music. Last year, we recorded the entirety o...

Hello everyone. I’m not really sure if this is the right place to explain my story, but I don’t really know if a right place even exists. I’m not exactly sure what we encountered, but I want others to know about it. Let me explain everything from the beginning. My band isn’t big by any stretch of the imagination, at least not in the mainstream. We formed in the winter of 2019 in a small, snowy town in Colorado and built up our reputation for years in the Black Metal underground scene. Our band quickly achieved notoriety for our haunting music, intense live shows, and intimidating aesthetic that was a byproduct of making raw, unpolished music. Last year, we recorded the entirety o...

Hello everyone. I’m not really sure if this is the right place to explain my story, but I don’t really know if a right place even exists. I’m not exactly sure what we encountered, but I want others to know about it. Let me explain everything from the beginning. My band isn’t big by any stretch of the imagination, at least not in the mainstream. We formed in the winter of 2019 in a small, snowy town in Colorado and built up our reputation for years in the Black Metal underground scene. Our band quickly achieved notoriety for our haunting music, intense live shows, and intimidating aesthetic that was a byproduct of making raw, unpolished music. Last year, we recorded the entirety o...

Hey fellow Sweetgreen team members, I've been working at Sweetgreen for a while now, and I'm sure many of you feel the same way I do. exhausted, underpaid, and undervalued. We bust our asses every shift making those salads, dealing with demanding customers, and keeping everything running smoothly, but what do we get in return? Minimal wages that barely cover rent, inconsistent scheduling that messes with our lives, and benefits that feel like an afterthought. I'm talking about the long hours without proper breaks, the pressure to upsell while juggling a million tasks, and the constant fear of getting written up for things beyond our control. And let's not forget the corpo...