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April 23, 2026 (Thursday) Yesterday Secretary of the Navy John Phelan spent the day talking to lawmakers about the Navy’s plans for new ships and about the Pentagon’s huge budget request only to get a call from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asking him to resign. Phelan is a billionaire businessman who had no previous military experience but who raised millions of dollars for Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. Haley Britzky, Zachary Cohen, Kristen Holmes, Natasha Bertrand, and Kaitlan Collins of CNN report that Phelan’s close relationship with President Donald J. Trump has irked Hegseth, who saw Phelan’s direct communications with the president as an attempt to go around him. A...

​ Soldiers from Colossal minions use tag2 to store the number in their description, while Crackling Cloudstrider also uses tag2 to record the spell's EntityID. The EntityID is the sequence number assigned when an entity is created after the game starts. Generally, 1 corresponds to the game itself; 2 and 3 correspond to the primary and secondary players respectively; 4–33 are for the primary player's deck; 34–63 for the secondary player's deck; 64 and 65 represent the primary player's Hero and Hero Power, while 66 and 67 are for the secondary player's. When a Soldier triggers Crackling Cloudstrider's Battlecry, the number in the description ...

Chase has one of the most visited banking websites in the US. But their homepage hero has some significant conversion issues that I think are costing them signups. I redesigned it as a CRO exercise. Here's what I found and what I changed. The 4 Problems I Found: 1. Confusing headline Original: "Enjoy $400 New Chase checking customers" This is grammatically awkward and requires re-reading to understand. Visitors decide in 3-5 seconds whether to stay or leave. A confusing headline fails that test. 2. Weak CTA copy "Open an account" is generic and benefit-free. It tells you what to do but not why you'd want to. 3. No urgency The $400 bonus offer had no dea...

Hello! I’ve been considering moving this year in the fall or early next year to NJ. I am currently living in Austin, Texas so I know there may be things for me to take into account when moving. I plan on living in Jersey City, Hoboken, Union City, etc. I do want to be close to trains to commute into NYC for work. I will most likely be looking into a studio/ 1 BD 1 BATH. I currently have a car that I will be most likely taking with me. Any general advice/ tips would be appreciated! PS : if there are any other cities to apt search please let me know. Context I will be working in Hell’s Kitchen area ! Making around 45.00 - 50.00 dollars per hour

A couple weeks ago I posted [a breakdown of where AISD's money actually goes](https://www.reddit.com/r/Austin/comments/1sihx0m/my_kids_are_in_aisd_i_wanted_to_understand_why/) and why the district is running a $181M deficit. A lot of people had questions about private school vouchers and the impacts SB 2 might have. After digging into the data I found that 274k Texas families applied for TEFA (private school vouchers) in the first window. So I went and pulled two years of actual data from Florida, which passed an almost identical law in 2023, to see what happened. The images are the charts from my [full research](https://labs.tryopendata.ai/what-vouchers-will-cost-austin-isd) into this...

Soo we’re just looking to extract any performance from this store if its still possible. 10k skus, mostly phone accessories, then stuff like sport/electro/home/outdoor accessories, toys etc. No structure worked better so far than an all product feed only pmax. Aov 20€ish, 100€ daily budget. The better products cant really hold performance on their own without having to drop budgets. We tried category splits, top products-catchall splits, yet in the end still just the all prod camapaign has worked the best- and to just clean it consistently by removing the low roas, high spend no conv products. has this happened to anyone else? Mostly CEE markets with smaller population.

When I was choosing a Spearhead for Age of Sigmar, I originally wanted to pick Cities of Sigmar. However, I heard that the current box (the one with the Fusil-Major on Ogor) wasn’t very good, and I didn’t like about half of the units included. That changed when I found the older Cities of Sigmar box at my local game store last year, which I ended up buying. It was actually the only AoS miniature purchase I had made in a while—until I saw the Cogfort and some of the newer models. Right now, I’m splitting the Cities of Ash box with a friend, and I’m wondering what other units I should get to build a solid 1,000-point army. I’m not even sure if what I’ll get from Cities of Ash w...

My friend, what the actual **** has happened to people brains? I don't understand how careless sometimes guys can be about approaching business. Really, you are way better off going to casino and flush your cash down the roulette, rather than imitate work gambling the **** out of your wallet in "dropshipping". At least, you'll enjoy it in casino, while latter will only bring pain and disappointment. No plan, no system, no ******* idea of business 101 even. What makes you think you're going to make it? Whether you are searching for a product idea, or already scaled a few to personal brand and hunting your next one, you HAVE TO BE STRATEGIC about your choice. Becau...

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The “**best cement**” in Nepal depends on what you are building. For RCC, slabs, beams, and columns, people usually prefer OPC because it gives better early strength. For plastering, masonry, and general house construction, PPC is commonly used because it has good workability and long-term durability. I would not choose cement only by price. Check the manufacturing date, storage condition, dealer reliability, and whether your engineer recommends **OPC or PPC** for that specific work. **Sona Cement** is one of the brands worth considering in Nepal, especially because it offers both OPC and PPC and is manufactured by **Sonapur Minerals and Oil Limited.** They have been using modern produ...

# Stegra App 2.0 Release Notes **The Biggest Update Yet** In this major release, we’ve completely rebuilt the foundation of Stegra the app based on extensive user feedback. The result is a much more powerful, modern, and reliable app - with **Offline First** capability at its core. **A Huge Thank You to Our Beta Team!** This update is significantly better thanks to the hard work of our beta testers. Many of the refinements came directly from your testing and reports. **Key Highlights** * **Offline First with Hybrid Synchronization** – Use 98% of the app completely offline. Everything you create or change syncs automatically (when opted in) as soon as you’re back online...

25 Gus Dean: As one of only two past winners entered in the field, Dean brings a veteran "superspeedway prowess" to Nitro Motorsports. His deep experience at Talledega, including a victory a decade ago in 2016 and recent win at Daytona in 2024 makes him a formidable threat for the checkered flag. 15 Jake Finch: Finch is the other one of only two past winners in the field and is racing for **Nitro Motorsports**, a team that has emerged as a powerhouse on superspeedways. * **Track History:** Finch won this race in 2024 in historic fashion, becoming the first driver to lead **every single lap** at Talladega. * **Momentum:** He was a dominant force at the 2026 season opener in ...

These are the store buyback prices for PSA 10 SB01 cards. These are generally priced at 60-80% of where market is.

I used to go to VS and Target almost every week or so. I stopped going much nowadays. I usually just go to Dollar Tree, TJ Maxx and the grocery stores.

Can you generally colour craft on items you get from the store, or is there some way to know if you can? I've seen some gorgeous pieces but I'd only get them if I could change the colour.

Hey everyone, I’ve been debating posting this for a while, but I feel like this community might be the most honest and thoughtful place to ask. I’m a closeted trans person (in Canada), which means I still present as male in public. Lately, I’ve been trying to slowly explore my identity and build a wardrobe in a way that feels comfortable and respectful to everyone around me. For a long time, I’ve kind of admired how easily women can walk into stores like Victoria’s Secret, PINK, La Senza, etc. and just shop. I’ve never had that experience, and I’m finally working up the courage to maybe try. What I’m unsure about is this: would shoppers feel uncomfortable if someone like ...

Hi everyone! I'll be relocating to Basco, Batanes for up to 6 months due to work, and I want to make sure I'm as prepared as possible before I arrive. I've heard so many great things about the place, the scenery, the culture, the people; but I'd love to get a more realistic picture of what everyday life actually looks like there. Specifically, I'd love to know more about: **Internet** – How's the connectivity? Are there reliable options for remote work, or should I set my expectations low? Any specific providers or prepaid SIMs that work best in the area? **Electricity** – Is the power supply stable, or are outages common? Anything I should know or prepar...

My wife has been doing her makeup in our master bathroom for years. Good vanity, decent overhead light, a window across the hall. Seemed fine. But every couple weeks she'd come home frustrated saying her foundation looked totally different under office lights or in the car visor mirror and she felt like an ***** walking around with uneven blending all day. I didn't get it at first. Light is light right? Then we were on a trip last summer and the Airbnb had one of those big Hollywood style vanity mirrors with LED bulbs around it and she did her makeup in it for four mornings straight and kept saying she could actually see what she was doing for the first time. Came back home and dr...

# State of the Field and Investment Strategy Quantum computing is widely viewed as a potential general-purpose breakthrough technology, comparable in long-term impact to semiconductors or the internet. However, separating narrative from near-term reality is essential. The field today sits in a transitional phase between scientific progress and early engineering scalability. # 1. Current State of Quantum Computing # Hardware Progress: NISQ Era We are currently in what researchers call the “Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum” (NISQ) phase. Systems from companies like IBM, Google, and Microsoft have reached hundreds to low-thousands of qubits, but: * Error rates remain high * Coherence t...

3 days ago, I went to buy an O General AC for my living room (~270 sq ft) from a well-known retail chain in Tamil Nadu. The salesperson suggested two options: 2.0 Ton Inverter AC – ₹65,000 “2.2 Ton” Non-Inverter AC (Thailand model) – ₹79,000 He strongly pushed the second option, saying it would cool better and is “the best choice” for my room. I was honestly confused and spent almost 90 minutes deciding. Eventually, I went with the 2.2 Ton non-inverter AC for ₹75,000 (after discount), even though I knew it would consume more electricity. My main reason was the extra 0.2 ton capacity for better cooling. After delivery, I checked the box and noticed two things: 1. The com...