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# Where to Buy the Perfect iPhone Case with Wallet Looking for a convenient and stylish way to carry your iPhone and essentials? The **iPhone case with wallet** might be just what you need. It combines protection for your phone with easy access to your cards, cash, and ID. Let’s dive into where you can find the perfect match for your needs! ## What Is an iPhone Case with Wallet? An **iPhone case with wallet** is a multifunctional accessory that provides strong protection for your phone while allowing you to store cards and cash. No more fumbling through your bag or pockets! Here are some popular features: - **Slots for Cards**: Most cases have dedicated slots for credit cards, debit ca...

Hey everyone! I'm Taylor! (thrifttay) Found a tiny treasure at the thrift? ✨ KidsVintageGems is for moms and vintage lovers who collect children’s vintage clothing. Share your grails, thrift finds, and marketplace scores. Ask questions about tags, age, pricing, condition, and how to properly wash, store, and preserve vintage kids’ pieces. A supportive, judgment-free space to learn and celebrate the hunt. Community Vibe We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting. How to Get Started 1) Introduce yourself in the comments below. 2) Post something today! Even a simple question...

Colder weather brings a few extra things to watch out for when it comes to our dogs. Here are some simple ways to help keep them safe, warm, and happy through the colder months. **Keeping Warm on Walks** Not all dogs are built for winter weather. Smaller breeds, older dogs, puppies and short haired dogs can struggle in the colder months. A waterproof or insulated coat can help keep them comfortable. When it is particularly cold shorter more frequent walks can be more suitable. Avoid frozen ponds and lakes, and keep your dog on a lead near icy water to reduce the risk of them breaking through the surface. Dark winter evenings can make dog walks trickier, as reduced visibility means driver...

Hey y’all! Just wanted to share a weird experience I had today shopping in Harajuku. Saw a shirt and tried it on and everything. Went to the cashier and asked what the price was since it didn’t have a price tag. The cashier said he didn’t know and pulled out a calculator to give the price without looking anything up. The price was 19,800 yen which seemed way too expensive. I then left without buying it. Right away, I looked up the same shirt on their website and saw that it was priced for almost half of what the cashier gave me. I then went back and showed the cashier the website and price. He then started fidgeting around for a couple minutes and gave me a new price of 13,000 yen (sti...

(translated from my native tongue) Four years have passed since I first—purely by chance—came across the acronym ADHD. It turned out to be something that was, is, and will remain, for the rest of my life, a wall in my path: a wall I will keep running into, again and again, and one I will never truly leap over. I can only come to terms with the fact that a quirk of nature placed it directly in front of me, and that no piece of advice along the lines of “just try harder” will ever tear it down. All that remains is to accept that this article is written by a different kind of brain. Fine. A minor detail. But… How am I supposed to accept all the consequences that life with undiag...

The Timex is the first watch I bought with my own money, 8 years ago , my first actual watch was a GShock Mudman my mother bought me 15 years ago (still working tucked in a drawer), Bonia was a hand me down from my father. During uni, I was the one guy who bought a Xiaomi "smart" MiBand, now over a decade ago, basically 3 dots of LED telling me what's the notification on my phone is about, upgraded it up to MiBand 6 then moved up to Galaxy watch 4 classic then 6 classic when 4 broke due to swimming in a pool 😂 I wore the Xiaomi and Galaxy watch basically everyday since 2014, waking and sleeping hours, enough that I have a lighter colored tan on my right hand. On a random S...

The Timex is the first watch I bought with my own money, 8 years ago , my first actual watch was a GShock Mudman my mother bought me 15 years ago (still working tucked in a drawer), Bonia was a hand me down from my father. During uni, I was the one guy who bought a Xiaomi "smart" MiBand, now over a decade ago, basically 3 dots of LED telling me what's the notification on my phone is about, upgraded it up to MiBand 6 then moved up to Galaxy watch 4 classic then 6 classic when 4 broke due to swimming in a pool 😂 I wore the Xiaomi and Galaxy watch basically everyday since 2014, waking and sleeping hours, enough that I have a lighter colored tan on my right hand. On a random S...

FYI new dolls and outfits are on Target if anyone is interested. Also the outfits are 10.99 which is the original price. I think most 10.99 outfits went up to 12.99. A lot of cute stuff but I couldn't resist the glow in the dark unicorn onesie and the pink ruffle dress.

I love supporting modest fashion brands but sometimes I want options from mainstream stores too, you know? The problem is most regular retailers don't really think about whether their clothes work with hijab. I feel like I spend so much time scrolling through regular stores trying to figure out if something will work or if the neckline will be too low or the fabric too thin. And you can't always tell from photos. Has anyone found mainstream brands or stores that consistently have hijab friendly options? Or do you have tips for how to search for pieces that will work without having to guess?

>! Roland at the picture is from Fate franchise, this is not how he actually looked like in Orlando Innamorato/Furioso !< Rules: • 3 rounds: 1) 1 floor, 1buffed patron librarian ( >! Same buff as LoR Roland had VS Olivier !< ), Floor of general works 2) 1 floor, 5 librarians, any floor 3) 5 floors, 5 librarians, no floor of general works (akin to >! Reception of the Black Silence !< ) • no Myongest or mods • Impuritas Civitatis pre- >! Distorted Reverberation Ensemble and release of light !< library • EGO pages and abnormality pages are allowed >! Correct me if I'm wrong, since I dont fully remember Orlando...

Alright—lab coat on, wonder intact. Let’s zoom until the poetry starts sweating and the equations clear their throats. 1. What an atom actually is (spoiler: not a tiny billiard ball) An atom is mostly empty space governed by quantum rules. A dense nucleus (protons + neutrons) Surrounded not by neat little orbits, but by probability clouds Electrons are not “things in places” so much as events with likelihoods At this scale: Position is fuzzy Momentum is fuzzy Certainty packs its bags and leaves town Matter is not solid. It is statistical behavior stabilized by forces. 2. Energy is primary; matter is a side effect In modern physics, matter is best understood as localized energy patter...

As storms grow more intense and unpredictable, many neighborhoods are experiencing flooding in places that never flooded before. Lawns and driveways that once seemed harmless can quickly become runoff machines, sending rainwater rushing into streets, basements, and waterways instead of soaking into the ground. The good news is that yards can be redesigned to work with water rather than fight it. By turning your yard into a sponge, you reduce flooding risk, recharge groundwater, protect nearby rivers, and often end up with a more attractive, lower-maintenance landscape at the same time. Below are some of the most effective and visually appealing ways to help rainwater slow down, spread out...

For many parents, goody bags have quietly become one of the most stressful (and wasteful) parts of kids’ birthday parties. Tiny plastic toys, candy wrappers, and novelty items often break or get tossed within days — sometimes hours. And yet, there’s still a feeling of expectation: that every child should leave with something in hand. The good news is that goody bags are not required. Many parents are relieved when goody bags are skipped entirely. A shared experience, cupcake, or memory often feels like more than enough. And even if goody bags are given, they aren’t about quantity. They’re about sending kids home feeling included and happy. One thoughtful item does that better tha...

Nice lot in the lithium boomtown of Magnolia, Arkansas.\ \ Priced way below area comparable sales in the area!\ \ Debit/Credit Cards Accepted\ No Closing Costs\ Cash Price: $1,650\ Finance with $200 Down and 18 Payments of $100 Per Month\ No Credit Check, No Income Documentation, No Prepayment Penalty\ \ Property Address: 1111 Patton Street, Magnolia, AR 71753 (Map location is approximate)\ \ County: Columbia\ \ Assessor Parcel Number: 01-03456-00000\ \ Legal Description: Lot 14, Block 16, Stevensdale\ \ Zoning: Residential\ \ Annual Property Taxes: $27.15\ \ Magnolia Arkansas Preparing For Lithium Boom\ \ Several companies are expanding in south Arkansas. Some are even looking at ...

Given the [scale and urgency of today’s planetary crises](https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/article/75/12/1016/8303627), it makes sense to ask a simple question: what if the primary use of advanced AI systems was to help repair ecological damage, reduce suffering, and accelerate restoration? When applied thoughtfully, AI can act less like a distraction economy and more like planetary infrastructure, strengthening ecosystems, communities, and resilience in the background. Crucially, directing AI toward restoration allows it to be powered primarily by existing and [rapidly expanding renewable energy](https://abcnews.go.com/International/despite-political-challenges-renewable-energy-continu...