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As a kid politics wasn’t on my mind, and didn’t become something important until I was in high school. Yet, I was automatically liberal, though I like to think I know how to compromise and make realistic decisions, so some opinions of mine fall in conservative realms. Why as a Gen Z woman was I automatically a liberal? Well, out of touch politicians and articles will say it’s cause I’m young, inexperienced, not religious, a single cat lady, or “woke influenced” as if that is an insult. Really I’m a normal person, who grew up in the south in a family with struggles. Also I’m not single but my opinion never relied on a partner. I wasn’t a church goer, maybe that is why. I w...

This friend doesn't have close family, and has very few close friends, he makes an extremely specialty good, something most people have one a year MAYBE, maybe even more never have it in their life. This friend has a terrible job that pays them nothing, they live alone in an apartment they cant technically afford. They have 0 savings, literally nothing, they skip meals because they dont have the spare cash. They want to open a buisness to both produce this specialty good and sell it in a bar like atmosphere. They've been rejected over and over for loans to get this started but finally someone gave him one. (Not weed) This business would require a fantastic location to survive, ...

**Quick Answer:** Travel insurance isn't legally required to enter Egypt, but skipping it is a genuine gamble. Egyptian hospitals typically demand upfront payment from foreign tourists, your domestic health plan almost certainly won't cover you, and a medical evacuation out of a remote area can run $50,000 or more. For most travelers, a policy with at least **$100,000 in emergency medical** and **$100,000 in evacuation coverage** is the smart minimum. For digital nomads and long-term travelers, **SafetyWing Essential** delivers strong value at around **$62.72/4 weeks**. For a classic trip with significant prepaid costs—a Nile cruise, guided desert tour, or multi-week package—yo...

Like seriously why would anyone choose to play 95% of the dps roster over sojourn? Why pick soldier when you can pick sojourn? Why pick Cassidy when you can just pick Sojourn? Why pick Sierra especially when you can just pick sojourn? Sierra's drone is so flimsy and frail that it's basically just used as a dollar store Sojourn slide. Sojourn and Sierra's primary operate exactly alike, except Sojourn can turn into widowmaker that can one-shot with a damage boost while Sierra just turns into... Juno's homing missiles? The only thing that Sierra does have is that her ultimate is pretty strong if you use it correctly. It is very strong in just pure raw numbers since there...

**We are no longer living in a world of random events. Everything from global geopolitics to the digital transformation of money points toward a single, unified 'Management Script.' If you look closely at the chaos, you’ll see the blueprint. Here are 30 questions that the 'System' doesn't want you to ask:** 1. Why is **Trump** the focal point of a systemic shift that seems to bypass traditional politics? 2. Is the looming **Iranian conflict** a necessity for the final energy reset? 3. What is the real role of **Venezuela and Cuba** in the new logistical corridor? 4. Is **Oil** being intentionally crashed to give way to a behavioral-controlled digital currency? 5. ...

I’m continuing to make great progress and my surgeon said that I’m having a lot of fusion during my post op exam. Sometimes my eyes briefly want to fight a little bit for dominance but it’s mostly fused vision. I am truly amazed with how much this surgery has improved my life and given me sight in a way which I had never seen before. I had my first surgery in early elementary with a diagnosis of brown syndrome. My parents told me that it fixed the issue completely and my deviation was significantly worse before however I did have head tilt that I accepted as best outcome for a difficult and rare diagnosis. I felt like I had a normal middle and high school without anyone telling me ...

Soooo. It's been a while. In case you were wondering whether my prolonged silence meant I had finally achieved the coveted rank of *unrecoverable* – I'm sorry to report that I remain stubbornly alive. I know. I'm as surprised as you are. The universe has had ample opportunity to correct the oversight, and yet here I sit, fingers on keyboard, trying to put that mess of a week into comprehensible words. I'd love to tell you the delay was caused by a harrowing battle with the forces of darkness, or that I'd been temporarily banished to a shadow dimension where the Wi-Fi is a bit spotty. But reality, as it so often does around here, has chosen a profoundly dumber ...

A quick note before we continue. Several of you have written in to ask whether I genuinely believed that a man had been accidentally reclassified as a hand grenade by the United States military. Whether I truly accepted, at face value, that a clerical typo had funneled a living, breathing Swiss-German logistics contractor into a surplus munitions pipeline. The short answer: No. The long answer: Nope. I am many things – sleep-deprived, emotionally stagnant, somewhat detached from conventional logic – but I am not ******. I'm just ******-adjacent. ******-compatible. I understand ****** for the most part, but I don’t speak it fluently myself. The question was never “is this re...

On Tuesday afternoon, I received a bad omen. Now, I realize that sentence doesn't carry much weight coming from me. I get bad omens the way most people get junk mail. The universe has me on some kind of list, and no matter how many times I try to unsubscribe, the Lovecraftian warnings just keep flooding in. Three times I've witnessed the EverSafe floodlights suddenly cut out, hiding in my office like prey, waiting for some unknown entity to finish their business rearranging the parking lot. Every other night I’ve stared at a ringing phone, because answering the call would have triggered a chain of events leading to the apocalypse – or something even worse. And don't ev...

I have the weekends off. This still baffles me, because everything else about EverSafe Self-Storage Solutions operates outside the conventional rules of employment, logic, and linear timeflow. You'd think the schedule would follow suit. But so far, Saturdays and Sundays have been exclusively mine to waste. Whatever EverSafe is, whatever curse or entity warps the very fabric of reality within those storage units – it respects federal labor regulations. I've had employers less considerate. Sometimes I do wonder who covers the night shift when I'm off. I asked Dale once. He said it was "handled." I asked how. He produced a random clipboard out of nowhere and walked a...

My name is Owen, and I work the night shift at EverSafe Self-Storage Solutions, which is located off Route 4 in a town called Silt Creek that most GPS systems actively refuse to acknowledge. If you type the address into Google Maps, it will route you to a Burger King forty miles south and then give up. I don't blame it. If I were a satellite, I wouldn't look down here either. I've been at EverSafe for about seven months, which makes me the longest-tenured night shift employee in the facility's history. That's not a boast. That's a warning. The second longest was a woman named Patrice, who lasted five months before she locked herself inside unit F-14 and, accord...

We are a family of 5 moving from downtown Toronto very soon! I was going through my children's clothing last week to see what can be donated. Which got me wondering what are the clothing options in Saskatoon? Wondering if we should stock up here before we move. Some of the stores that I always buy my kids clothing from is mini mioche, kol kid, hatley, little white sneakers, etc then basic stores like Zara, H&M, Old Navy, and the Gap.

>Stocks dip as Fed decision and Big Tech earnings loom. NXP surges 17%. Starbucks +5% on turnaround. Visa beats, raises forecast. Kone confirms $34B TK Elevator deal. Yen breaks 160. Goldman lifts inflation forecast. Robinhood -11%. KalVista +39% on $1.9B buyout. Pershing Square IPO stumbles. 👉 **Net Sentiment:** \+9% Slightly Bullish (strong earnings beats in consumer and semis offset by macro anxiety ahead of Fed, Iran stalemate, and yen collapse) # Executive Summary Markets traded lower Wednesday as investors held fire ahead of the Fed rate decision and a barrage of mega-cap tech earnings (Microsoft, Meta, Qualcomm after the bell). The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both drifted ...

$6 flat shipping for any number of records to Contiguous USA. Ships from Aurora CO All records have been cleaned, meticulously cared for, and stored in high-quality inner and outer sleeves. All prices are pretty much equal to what I originally paid. Want to bundle more than one record for a discount? Send me an offer! [Andrew Hill – Passing Ships](https://www.discogs.com/release/18629965-Andrew-Hill-Passing-Ships) \- $20 - NM/NM - Played once [Billie Holiday ‎– Lady Sings The Blues](https://www.discogs.com/release/16419225-Billie-Holiday-Lady-Sings-The-Blues) \- $22 - NM/NM - VMP blue vinyl - played a couple of times [Black Flag ‎– Everything Went Black](https://www.discog...

I am 20 years old po turning 21 this September, may good flow of income naman po as i co manage the family convenience store with my mother and have a salary like around 15-21K a month. Since first time ko po sa ganito and also want to build may credit na din. What Banks would you recommend for me to get a SCC? Ano po yung mga Pro’s and Cons nila? Willing po ako mag hold ng deposit upto 15-20k And may savings account po ako sa PNB, BPI, and my BDO savings account was closed because i dont have enough savings at the time i opened an account there and i cant meet the Average Daily Balance and i also heard the hacking and the always target was this Bank. Yung maganda po sana gawin nag ...

The policy was developed by the Cicero Institute, chaired by Joe Lonsdale. Lonsdale is a venture capitalist and co-founder of Palantir, the company built around data, surveillance, intelligence contracts, and the idea that complex human systems can be made visible and managed from above. Cicero says Lonsdale founded Palantir and is building Cicero to connect policymakers and entrepreneurs. That connection matters. Palantir sees an opportunity to dismantle social services programs and the government. It looks at homelessness and sees dollars, contracts, dashboards, and systems to optimize. Maybe there are efficiencies there. Maybe software can route services better or reduce duplication. But...

I know who I am - I know that at heart, I want to be me with my name and pronouns, I am adam and I am a dude like I was meant to be, but I'm not. I know there's a lot of strong trans people out there who successfully went on with their transition and they could muster the courage to keep going through with it but I just cant. I'm too spineless for it, I already have social anxiety and can barely talk to a store clerk without stuttering - how do I expect to go through with such a brave change? I'm 21, people say I look 14. This would be nice if I was like 40 and vibed as 20, but I'm 21 being vibed as a child, it ***** and I dont enjoy it, people don't take me se...

*New laws will be criminalizing homelessness in Louisiana....please take note.* The policy was developed by the Cicero Institute, chaired by Joe Lonsdale. Lonsdale is a venture capitalist and co-founder of Palantir, the company built around data, surveillance, intelligence contracts, and the idea that complex human systems can be made visible and managed from above. Cicero says Lonsdale founded Palantir and is building Cicero to connect policymakers and entrepreneurs. That connection matters. Palantir sees an opportunity to dismantle social services programs and the government. It looks at homelessness and sees dollars, contracts, dashboards, and systems to optimize. Maybe there are effic...

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately and it’s honestly hard to ignore. The U.S. has spent billions on wars and foreign conflicts over the years. And yeah, every time there’s a reason. Security. Stability. Democracy. You hear the same words over and over. But at the same time, regular people here are struggling just to exist. Like… getting sick can financially wreck you. That’s not an exaggeration. One ER visit and you’re in debt for years. Prescription meds? Easily hundreds of dollars. Insurance doesn’t even guarantee you’re safe. Meanwhile, groceries have gotten way more expensive since 2020. Rent in a lot of places is insane. People are working full-time jobs and ...

Police Officer John Bartholomew was shot and killed by a robbery suspect at Chicago's Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital at approximately 10:50 a.m. Around 9:00 a.m. Saturday morning, Officer Bartholomew and another officer transported a suspect accused of robbing a Family Dollar store in Albany Park to the Swedish Hospital for observation. While the suspect was being prepped for a CT scan just after noon, he produced a gun and fired, striking both officers. The officers were taken to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where Officer Bartholomew was pronounced dead later that afternoon; the second officer suffered severe injuries. The suspect, who was already on parole and escap...