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Foremost, I'm looking for a Fly-In & Fly-Out job in the energy sector, mining or beyond. Specifically as a receiver as i have a lot of experience in the area of logistics but i will consider entry level - labour/offloading, maintenance , administration and surveying positions, ect. I have processed tens of millions worth of product as the receiver for grocery corporations over the years. I specialize in processing invoices/credits, organizing warehouses and checking/counting inventory and offloading trucks safely( using a power-jack, standing forklift, and scissor lift/level-ramp dock) I'm very reliable and do not use any substances at all including cannabis. I'm a Ca...

This is for any woman who is always “the strong one” — the one who remembers the birthdays, the appointments, the school events, the bills, the emotional crises… and still wonders if she’s doing “enough.” Many women carry a huge **mental and emotional load** every single day. They’re the organized one, the caring one, the reliable one… and yet, they can go days or weeks without anyone saying something as simple as: > There is a small app called **Gentle Compliments**, created exactly for women like that. It’s not about productivity or goals. It’s about having a quiet moment where the phone doesn’t ask for anything — it simply offers a few warm words that ...

Most apps (Notion, Obsidian) feel like homework. I built Stikkly because I needed something simple: Throw thoughts on a big wall No rules Tap once → AI organizes it gently Voice notes get transcribed Auto reminders from action notes AI for organizing and brainstorming Visual canvas (works how my brain actually thinks) Privacy first (all data procession happen on your device and not stored on our servers) No overwhelming menus or features Ideal for people tired of the tech fuss Launching beta next week. I need folks to test and give honest feedback. Comment or dm if interested to join.

I remember back in the day when I applied for EA. This was shortly after the Stone Age. No internet, no emails, no smart phones. MIT told us the date that they would mail the results to us. Yeah, snail mail. How did I handle being nervous waiting for the results? The short answer is... I didn't. I wasn't nervous. I didn't have time. Because I was too freakin' busy. On top of academic, extracurriculars, Junior ROTC drill team, and Civil Air Patrol, I had a job at the mall. (A mall is a big giant building that people would drive to, and it would have hundreds of stores inside. And it would have a food court, movie theaters, a video game arcade... if you watched Stranger...

I’ve gathered some stuff from previous posts to compile a helpful list of stuff for RV camping at the farm. Feel free to drop questions or share other helpful tips and tricks. Required disclaimer: I’m 50 and my wife and I bring our 4 teenage kids to Bonnaroo. This is our big annual family vacation, so I do everything I can to make it fun and super comfortable. I completely understand that all of this seems extravagant and silly to most folks who car camp at the farm and I am certainly not trying to tell anyone how they should enjoy the experience. This is simply what works for us. Happy Roo! **Parking:** Please take your time and find your inner peace. Parking an RV often isn’t ...

Most apps (Notion, Obsidian) feel like homework. I built Stikkly because I needed something simple: Throw thoughts on a big wall No rules Tap once → AI organizes it gently Voice notes get transcribed Auto reminders from action notes AI for organizing and brainstorming Visual canvas (works how my brain actually thinks) Privacy first (all data procession happen on your device and not stored on our servers) No overwhelming menus or features Ideal for people tired of the tech fuss Launching beta next week. I need folks to test and give honest feedback. Comment or dm if interested to join.

Look, I've been reading through this sub for a while now and holy ****, the chargeback posts just keep coming. Every other day someone's dealing with the same bs - customers who never reach out, open disputes instead of just returning stuff, ignore your emails, then act shocked when they lose. That post from a while ago really hit different. The one about spending 4 hours fighting chargebacks from people who literally never sent a single email first? Yeah. That's the problem right there. And it's not even about having good policies or customer service anymore. These people just don't care. They know the system lets them get away with it so they do it. So I got tir...

Hey guys, unfortunately i cannot update via comment on the original post, but a lot of people want to know what happened after, so i figured i would tell yall what went on after it. The bleeding continued through out the night, but at one point i just decided to sleep it out (probably wasn't something i supposed to do but i was too tired and just gave up). Woke up this morning and the blood finally clotted up, so it wasn't dripping blood everywhere anymore. There was no pain or sensitivity despite the heavy bleeding. Since i didn't want to risk cleaning it and accidentally make it bleed again nor keeping a huge blood clot that take up my entire ear canal, I went to see my p...

I have had 24h but on these last ones it has been now 48h. And today is my last day of 3%.

* No experience needed, applicant will be trained * Paid in memes and pup pics * Must work weekends and holidays * Must be fluent in sarcasm * Must come in early and stay late * Benefits include being my bff and that’s about the best benefit ever. I'm guessing you're wanting to know about me now huh? Well you're in luck because I feel like sharing some Fun Hobbies (lol jk they aren't fun at all, kinda sad TBH) I like to partake in, here there are! Hobbies include... * Switching between the same 4 apps for hours. * Not speaking to anyone for days at a time. * Listening to the same songs i listened to 15 years ago. * Putting myself in s...

so i've been stuck at around $65-70 aov for like 8 months and honestly was starting to think that's just what it is for my store. tried the usual stuff, bundle apps that nobody clicks, free shipping at $100 which didn't really work because most people want one thing not three. anyway i added this ai thing to the site in october mostly because i was tired of answering the same product compatibility questions over and over. wasn't even thinking about aov at the time just wanted to stop getting support tickets about "does this work with that" type questions. took me like three tries to get it set up right because the first time it kept recommending products we we...

i’ve added more information to his goals, a new tool in gus arsenal, and his appearance. Name: Rico Takeishi (Martinez is his real last name, but he goes by Takeishi to honor his mentor, Ryu Takeishi.) Age: 17 Quirk: None Vigilante known as The Silent Sentinel. Known for: His Precision, patience, low collateral damage, stealth, and high battle IQ. He targets and kills villains, heroes who abuse their power or fail to protect the innocent if they can do anything about it, politicians or HPSC agents and associates he deems corrupt, and defends places mostly forgotten or not patrolled by hero’s as often. He doesn’t go around killing just anyone, he’s selective, going for only ...

i’ve added more information about his goals and a new tool to his arsenal. i’ve also updated his vigilante outfit. Name: Rico Takeishi (Martinez is his real last name, but he goes by Takeishi to honor his mentor, Ryu Takeishi.) Age: 17 Quirk: None Vigilante known as The Silent Sentinel. Known for: His Precision, patience, low collateral damage, stealth, and high battle IQ. He targets and kills villains, heroes who abuse their power or fail to protect the innocent if they can do anything about it, politicians or HPSC agents and associates he deems corrupt, and defends places mostly forgotten or not patrolled by hero’s as often. He doesn’t go around killing just anyone, he’s...

i’ve added some more goals and tools to rico’s arsenal. Name: Rico Takeishi (Martinez is his real last name, but he goes by Takeishi to honor his mentor, Ryu Takeishi.) Age: 17 Quirk: None Vigilante known as The Silent Sentinel. Known for: His Precision, patience, low collateral damage, stealth, and high battle IQ. He targets and kills villains, heroes who abuse their power or fail to protect the innocent if they can do anything about it, politicians or HPSC agents and associates he deems corrupt, and defends places mostly forgotten or not patrolled by hero’s as often. He doesn’t go around killing just anyone, he’s selective, going for only the worst of the worst. (only w...

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25f, it was an accidental pregnancy that I was initially ****** about but now I'm feeling so blessed. I didn't know I could love so deeply. My partner and I went to the gym last night; we were the only two people there so we kept the lights dimmed, and the music was turned off, but our daughter did *not* want to be there. She has a tendency to appear quiet, calm, and alert in strange places, while in reality she's hungry, tired, and wants her diaper changed. The only place she truly relaxes and lets herself fully express her needs is in this room. She refuses to cry elsewhere and I think it's a sign that she feels safe. Right now she's sleeping on my chest and I'...

Hey everyone! Mod of r/GetSMSCode here, and yeah, I’m also the guy who built the [GetSMSCode](https://redirect.appmetrica.yandex.com/serve/316958281727788117?post_id=i1pd9n1s) app. It’s the little tool I made because I got tired of burning my own phone number every time I needed a quick verification for Telegram, WhatsApp, or whatever else. So, Telegram. You open the web version or the app, type in a number, wait for the code… and sometimes it just works, sometimes it feels like the universe is personally messing with you. Let’s talk about the real ways to get that code, what actually works in 2025, and why Telegram can be picky. # The three real ways people get numbers these days...

Can someone, anyone explain to me the logic behind what I’m about to ask? It’s miserable outside, schools closed, government offices, and some businesses. And they should be because it’s greasy on the roads in places and there are obviously plenty of vehicles still without winter tires. So… How is to stormy for people to drive to work, but it’s “not that bad out” to drive a run some errands? I was flabbergasted when someone I know called into work saying the roads were too bad, but then be at the grocery store two hours later. This person’s work wasn’t closed for the day, so I guess there’s a double standard? I don’t know. And for all the negative / argumentative...

Since 1980 a "Rookie of the Year" award has been given by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter to highlight the achievements of wrestlers in their first year of significant competition. To be fully transparent, this is copied from a user from a few days ago who copied this from another account's post from 4 years ago. It was left un-updated, and since a lot has changed in such a short amount of time, I thought it’d be best to take it upon myself to do so, as well as to give some of the entries more of a proper write-up with added bits of context I thought were necessary.  **1980 - Barry Windham** Barry Windham went on to carve out a 30+ year career filled with many accolad...