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The college admissions process has never been more competitive. With acceptance rates at elite institutions hovering in the single digits and thousands of qualified applicants vying for limited spots, the stakes feel impossibly high. In this pressure-cooker environment, many families are turning to admissions consultants—and wondering whether the investment is worth it. The answer isn’t simple, but for many students, the right consultant can be transformative. Here’s why. # The Admissions Landscape Has Changed Twenty years ago, a strong GPA, solid test scores, and a few extracurriculars were enough to secure admission to top universities. Today’s landscape is entirely different. C...

One of my stores got a extension on sas because they have so much stuff! I been going for the past few days and they always have something new out so I went and returned old candles I didn’t want and used that money to get all these goodies! Only had to pay a 10 dollar difference! I’m going again to get wallflower bulbs for my bathroom and living room!

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a technical co-founder to build an AI-driven product in the home furnishing / interior design space. This is not an idea-stage brainstorm — the problem, business model, and go-to-market are well thought through, and I’m looking for a long-term partner to build a real company together. The problem Furnishing a new home is still surprisingly broken. When people move, they face: • fragmented shopping across many stores, • no guarantee that furniture fits the space, • poor coordination between design, availability, budget, and delivery, • and weeks or months of delays. Design apps provide inspiration but don’t execute. Furniture retailer...

I am in my mid/late 50's and recently laid off. I am very close to Fire and considering retirement. My question here is about how to deal with parents who don't understand this. My parents are Boomers and I am a GenX. I brought up retirement to them in conversation and they seemed horrified that I would "throw away" thousands of dollars a month. They expect that I work until ideally 65 (to get Medicare) or as close to it as possible. I respect their work ethic and saving ethic highly. This helped me be financially successful. And if you have good parents, family, friends, etc. .. you don't want to disappoint them. Are any of you dealing with this situation with ...

Help me wrap my head around this: what are the implications of a union steward mobilizing the unit against another agent of the union? Said steward stored/worked on/distributed materials related to those mobilization efforts with company resources. This occurred while targeted agent was working on active enforcement of the contract. A began to circulate to remove/recall that steward, and they told me that the active enforcement from the targeted agent was disruptive to management. They also used weird terminology like, "we are all family here". I'm not really sure what to make of this situation as I am relatively new to union dynamics but is it normal for stewards and unit mem...

(i can’t bear for anyone to take this seriously so i have to say up front, this is a joke, i have been in the community for six years. enjoy!) hiii i bought slime for the first time and i figured i’d give it a review so you all know what slime is like :) i bought from peachybbies because i’ve heard soooo much about them so i knew they’d be good! i don’t remember what it was called but it’s pink and soooo cute. it was like, 16 dollars though?? that’s outrageous. i mean, it’s just a tub of glue, right? anyway, i ordered it and i was so excited when it arrived, but it was completely frozen!! i put it directly next to my space heater for an hour and that seemed to do the trick...

My family is going to ensure I'm treated like **** for the rest of my life. They have small town cops, they have video evidence of me getting upst and committing a petty theft at a retail store at 20 years old. I went through the diversion program for the theft because I had no criminal record. But they want me to pay for it for the rest of my life. In the past they told workplaces after I told them where I was hired. The workplaces would create drama for fun like HR issues saying I stare at people if I look over at anyone. I dumped water on the bathroom floor to trip people because I spent my breaks in there after being watched in the lunch room. If I wanted to make an HR complaint t...

I’ve always believed our pets aren’t “just animals”. They’re family, and they deserve the best chance at a long, healthy life. But between vet visits, meds, vaccines, and weight tracking, it’s easy to lose track, especially when you’re busy. That’s why I built **Fido’s Bark**, a free iOS app that helps pet parents manage their pet's health and identify small issues before they become more serious. The app allows you to 1) track and monitor weight, meds, and vet visits, 2) add notes and photos, 3) share updates with sitter or vets with real-time updates 4) spot trends early to keep your pet healthier, longer. My goal is to help pet parents to take better care of the...

https://preview.redd.it/8f9a578dc6hg1.png?width=3363&format=png&auto=webp&s=aaa33270a91af997f6134afe5eaeff3af64c4366 **SF residents spent over $800K on private guards, blame city for worsening conditions, EXCLUSIVE, YouTube:** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZrb0vAX4Bs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZrb0vAX4Bs) **Main Article** (abc7news)**:** [https://tinyurl.com/45wepwt2](https://tinyurl.com/45wepwt2) **What this story is really about** (in plain English) That’s what these Aspis Solutions guards are doing. They were contracted out by Soma West CBD, a 5013c nonprofit organization, to create a cleaner and safer neighborhood for all of its residents. T...

We built a small app where users flip through joke cards. It’s that simple. It’s a paid app on purpose - no ads, data collection, no infinite scroll. We wanted it to feel more like a digital toy than a content machine. It’s available for $3.99 on the App Store. It started as something we build for our daughter and when we shared it with family and friends saw how much delight it was bringing. Curious what this community thinks about paid, intentionally simple apps like this and how others prioritize *calm* over growth in this day and age.

If you filed chapter 7 and had items outside of your exemptions (no individual items over $100) did the trustee still take/seize them? I'm at the stage where I'm considering making an appointment with an attorney to discuss whether chapter 7 is right for me, but I'd be much less afraid of the process if it weren't for dealing with my assets, namely my record collection. I keep thinking about what it would be like to go through everything I own with a fine toothed comb, only claiming the most important pieces under exemptions. I have a large vinyl record collection that is very sentimental to me, useful to my art (They would not be "tools of the trade" as djin...

The bar is moving now, not just the slow, agonizing rotation of the Horse-A-Round platform, but a full bore centrifugal lurch, a full throttle, downshift sending me careening into this Eldorado of bad habits . My drink is a dull, **** yellow the color of a lizard’s eye in a policeman's spotlight. I’ve been sitting here for three revolutions, or maybe three decades; time has no meaning when you’re being served by a bartender who looks like a melted candle in a tuxedo. Below us, the midway is a cacophony of doomed souls, wondering absently as the trapeze cast twisted shadows across the gambling floor. A family from Nebraska is staring up at the trapeze, their mouths open in a colle...

Hi, I will be moving to SA in a few months to start a graduate program at UTSA but I don't really want to live around there since there doesn't seem to be much next to the school. I have a family of 4, am trying to keep rent at 2k or lower, and am planning to drive to school every day. Our space requirements aren't huge and we are planning on downsizing a bunch when we move. We have a 1400 square foot house currently but could squeeze down to 1000-1200 if needed. The most important thing to me is getting some degree of walkability in our neighborhood (which for SA is tough, I realize). Not necessarily to the grocery store, but some decent parks for the kids would be nice wi...

i (22f) gave birth to my daughter, who is now 8 weeks old. my husband (27m) and i originally did not want children when we got married but a year ago decided after much dicussion that we would start trying. i told him that if we were to be serious about trying and raising a child, i was over his video game addiction because he let it control his life, even missing work some days due to staying up too late, or lying to me about missed overtime opportunities so that he could stay home and play instead. he was great at the start during my pregnancy, but then i found out he was paying for OF and talking to content creators. he spent multiple thousands of dollars on this just in half a year. two ...

I finally got my utility bill in the mail today, and I noticed that my over 1,500 KW hours bank disappeared. I've been in and out of keeping track of the net metering drama, but unfortunately life has kept me too busy. I've checked every email and every letter I've ever received and I can't find anything saying that they were going to do this. I've been on a net metering agreement with them storing up energy for about 5 years, last year 2 of my kids moved out and suddenly I was making way more than I used. So today I get my bill, checking on how much I used because usually this time of year I use a little more than I make, only to discover that my bank had been ...

We built a small app where users flip through joke cards. It’s that simple. It’s a paid app on purpose - no ads, data collection, no infinite scroll. We wanted it to feel more like a digital toy than a content machine. It’s available for $3.99 on the App Store. It started as something we build for our daughter and when we shared it with family and friends saw how much delight it was bringing. Curious what this community thinks about paid, intentionally simple apps like this.

My box was missing one item and 5 cold items were in the non-cold section and were room temp. It's 10 points total. Plus, crackers in an overpriced 2 point item were crushed. I cancelled my subscription. But I don't want more points, I want a refund. I've already gone to the store this week, and can't go again to get what they left out. I have an entire unusable meal. They truly are terrible IMHO. Why even bother with this service? Also, the amount of chicken in one meal for each person was the size of a silver dollar. Really? This was my first week and they couldn't even pretend to do things right for one week.

191 u/melhen16: Thank you for the postcard and the well wishes! love the photo on the card of a man saving their instrument from the rain while getting wet himself 😊 192 u/ShellsBbells: Thank you for the lovely card with the stamp match and extra stamps! I'm considering the stamps as my birthday present from a Reddit strangers. Despite their proximity, I do not celebrate my Bday and Vday together (although I have had to resign myself to the fact that any grocery store cupcakes/cookies will inevitably be pink/hearts themed). I hope one day your family celebrates just YOU and not holiday+you! 193 u/tiredtoucan: Thank you for the decorated Pantone postcard and the cat pun! 194 u/des...

To replace the outdated November version. Here is the Free Food Offer List - UPDATED for February 2026. **Important Note PLEASE READ:** Aisle appears to be trying to stop link sharing so these links won't work properly on laptops/computers. You have 2 options. 1. Either access them on your mobile phone. 2. Open the link directly from the page into an incognito browser. Combined List of Current Free Food Offers (Most Are Paypal or Venmo Rebates with Receipt Picture). I decided to put together a master list of current paypal/venmo rebate free food offers. Most are offered through companies such as Sampoll, Aisle, Westock, and Ourcart, Vizervelocity. [**Searchable and Sortable Table...

From *Mountain State Spotlight* West Virginia lawmakers are debating how to help rescue financially strapped school systems that educate most of the state’s kids, while pumping more money into private schools. Mostly left out of the public debate so far are the findings of a RAND Corporation report — [compiled at the request of the House](https://mountainstatespotlight.org/2026/01/28/public-school-funding-study/) — that reaches pretty simple conclusions: give public schools more funding and stop spending unlimited amounts of money on school vouchers.  RAND is a nonprofit organization that conducts research on behalf of government and corporations.  Here are three of the researc...