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Hello All Inclusive People! We are looking to book 5 nights in December. We’re 40, enjoy good food, bougie rooms, friendly service, and comfy pool chairs. We are loungers, not party people. We recently stayed preferred at Secrets Playa Blanca, loved it! We live on the West coast, so we’re looking for a property closer to home. The secrets property in Cabo didn’t appeal to us. Has anyone been to both Paradisus and Marquis Los Cabo’s? Price points seem similar. Views look better at Marquis but I’d imagine you have less dining options because of the size. Are the pools heated? Is the Reserve level at Paradisus worth the upgrade? Anything else you can share?

Every successful brand has a story that reflects growth, perseverance, and vision so does [Biknervala](https://bikanervala.com/) has. It shows how a small traditional brand can be a well known global brand. Talking about it’s journey, it began with a family of skilled sweet makers from Bikaner, Rajasthan, who carried forward generations of traditional recipes and expertise. Let’s go back to late 1950’s when the founders **Kedarnath Aggarwal and Satyanarayan Aggarwal** moved to Delhi with the aim of expanding their business. Starting with a small shop in Old Delhi trying hard to deliver the taste of their hands which gradually lead gaining customer trust and popularity. Now coming t...

Is there any grocery that offers vacuum sealing for frozen food like butter?

**Physical description**: 5'3", black hair, dark brown almond eyes, chubby, strong, curvy, short hair, wearing eyeglasses but I can still drive without them :)) I could add my vital statistics but that's too much info lol no chronic medical/psychiatric illnesses putting myself out here again for the 2nd time because I am still hopeful **Area of study/work:** been working as an ER doctor for 7 yrs. Currently in SG for work but going home in the Philippines on June to study for my Aus licensing exam. Long term plan (unless God puts me on detour): move to Australia for work. In that sense I am flexible because I think I can actually find a job anywhere (i know the road to m...

Most of my dreams are gone by the time I make coffee. I'd wake up with something vivid — a place, a feeling, a whole narrative — and by the time I found my phone to type it out, it was already fading. Typing half-asleep is slow enough that I'd lose the thread mid-sentence. So I built DreamWrite, part of a sleep app called SleepTight. You tap record the moment you wake up and just talk. Still half-asleep, eyes closed, whatever comes out. It transcribes your voice on your device — nothing goes to the cloud, nothing leaves your phone. A few seconds later you have a readable journal entry from your groggy rambling. You can search your full archive by keyword later. I've ...

My boyfriend (19M) and I (19F) are planning a 2-week trip to Mexico next month (after mother's day). Right now, we’re looking at flying into either Mexico City or Cancun since those are the cheapest options for us. We’re not planning to stay in just one place—we’d love to visit a few different cities during the trip. Our budget is about $1000 each including flights We’re really interested in nature, high-energy/adventurous activities, trying a variety of foods, and experiencing some nightlife. Based on that, where would you recommend we go?

hey guys. so back in February me and my other half went into an actual store, the guy up-sold us on a new phone, mind you he showed us two budget friendly phones that would be free with free with a number port in. we agreed and said yes that's what we plan on doing. mind you we thought that Metro would be good because we live in a big city where coverage isn't an issue. Well after about 10 minutes. the Store Rep then told us, we would have to pay $323 for the phones and plans. I said sir. that's too much. we planned on paying for the plans. So me and my other half decided we would just order online so we did. We ordered the phones thinking that we had great phones, well I ...

A lot of people are overthinking destinations at the moment because of the Iran–US situation, but if you look at actual travel patterns, the shift is pretty clear. Most disruption is centered around the Middle East. Airspace changes, longer routes, and uncertainty are affecting that region directly. Europe is not in that equation, and Spain sits even further away from any spillover risk compared to eastern parts of the continent. What’s interesting is how experienced travelers are reacting. Instead of canceling high-end trips, they are redirecting them. Spain ticks a lot of boxes in the current climate. Stable, easy to navigate, strong healthcare, and no dependency on volatile transit ...

Ok so as an M-Level manager I’ve been debating on posting but I’m trying to gauge are we in as bad of a spot as I think we are and or is it just me. So I give you goose-con! The closet to 1 we get, the worse things are. I’d currently put us at a **goose-con 3**! I really don’t know where to start but I just feel like everyone from the GM’s all the way down to supportive employment is burnt out. And then you add the current climate of outside life factors and it’s a mess. I’ll try to keep this short but here a few reasons why I think Wawa is at the level we are and why it’s only gonna get worse. 1. Theft is allowed to run rampant. There’s literally so many people who...

My boyfriend (19M) and I (19F) are planning a 2-week trip to Mexico next month. Right now, we’re looking at flying into either Mexico City or Cancun since those are the cheapest options for us. We’re not planning to stay in just one place—we’d love to visit a few different cities during the trip. Our budget is about $1000 each including flights We’re really interested in nature, high-energy/adventurous activities, trying a variety of foods, and experiencing some nightlife. Based on that, where would you recommend we go?

Hi I’m 16m and I need help with my relationship with my mom. Some info about me first-I have 4 siblings I’m the second oldest and the oldest moved out so now I’m the oldest kid in the house. My mom yells at us a lot, mainly the older kids. I still feel like I get yelled at the most th. I have many examples like, when I wasn’t eating food cause I was scared I was gonna choke, I was crying but then she made the oldest three kids clean the living room. She saw me crying and asked in an annoyed tone why I was crying. I said I was hungry, then she yelled at me to eat food. Another time she made the oldest make me scrambled eggs and drown it in ketchup. I still wasn’t able to eat it ...

So after a little over a week of work by both myself and my amazing friends who worked even while I was at my day job, we have...To a degree figured out how to mod LDA. Now there's still alot we don't know, we didn't touch the battle sequences at all, adding entire new routes to the flowchart we're pretty sure requires hex editing and we crashed our game alot but...Replacing routes with modded routes is totally doable now. Now is it simple? Ehh no, not really, but it is doable. First off to start, modding seems to only be doable thanks to the game having updates since modding the update files is what allows us to replace ingame files. See how the updates work is they do...

As a Chinese person, I want to share with you what *xia* and *jianghu* truly mean to us, through the Hexi story in *Where Winds Meet*. For many, the imagination of China’s *xia* (chivalric hero) and *Jianghu* (the martial world) begins with gravity-defying martial arts, unfolds in the thrilling feuds between martial arts sects, and ends with the elegant seclusion of heroes into the mountains. But when you tread through the whirling sands of the Hexi Corridor in *Where Winds Meet*, past the crumbling beacon towers of Yumen Pass, the broken walls of Baitou City, and the desolate roads of Xuanquan Relay Station, you will truly touch the core of chivalry etched into the blood of the Chines...

As someone who has used Upwork since 2015, its promise was always connecting great talent from 3rd world countries who can speak English, have stable internet basic education (or even grad / post grad folks looking for work, etc) Most of the work was excel, coding, design, etc. I started working for 9 USD an hour (as an Indian dev, it was a great income back then) but I went to an amazing pvt school (English medium), was coding since 12 and was quite comfortable with video calls. US Clients rushed to the bottom of the barrel devs - despite saving 80% to 90%, they wanted to squeeze every juice out of the "global economy". And since their is no barrier to entry (its a double edge...

I’ve had 2 orders sent from the UK to the US through KingBenneth & he’s amazing! He’s super quick to communicate & ship. I had a lot of questions in the beginning & he was so helpful + patient explaining everything. So professional & kind! His pricing is also very fair & straightforward. He even went above & beyond helping me source some Jellycats from an in-person store. Seriously the best! I highly recommend him to anyone looking to get stuff sent from the UK to the US. He has helped me get 18 Jellycats so far & I can’t wait to order more! 10/10 experience

every time the GDP numbers drop, the establishment expects a standing ovation. Record reserves, a glittering skyline, family offices flooding into Marina Bay. On paper, we are winning. But we're winning a game we were never actually allowed to play. when global wealth decoupled from geography, the world fractured along predictable lines. America became a debt-fueled strip mall. China became the sweatshop. And Singapore mutated into the pristine Vault. Zero capital gains tax, ruthless efficiency, sterilized streets. The ultimate VIP lounge for capital that can't sit still. But when you engineer a nation to function as a billionaire's offshore piggy bank, the ground floor beco...

For context I've been celiac since 2014, and I also have PCOS (along with androgenic Alopecia). I did a really large blood panel recently as part of a beta program for an app, and my iron came back at 228ug/DL where it looks like it should be optimized at 60-110 and still normal up \~160 for women. I don't eat a lot of red meat or iron heavy food, and don't take supplements. I feel like most celiacs tend to have low iron - but anyone here also have high iron? My hemoglobin and ALT liver enzyme came back high due to this, and my vitamin d levels are low too (which I feel like most of us tend to have).

If you love cats, you probably find yourself thinking, “I want to see cats wherever I travel.” Kyoto has many wonderful places that I would truly recommend to fellow cat lovers. Places where you can encounter cats living naturally among Kyoto’s historic streets. Places where you can spend quiet time with cats while supporting the welfare of rescued cats. And places where you can enjoy shop cats, cat-themed goods, and cat-related culture. At the same time, because Kyoto is such a popular tourist destination, there are also places that promote “interacting with cats” without necessarily offering an environment that feels truly kind or respectful to the cats. So in this guide, I...

hi! i’ve been feeding a stray cat for 2 weeks in my back garden and he showed up randomly one day. i’ve been feeding him breakfast and dinner everyday and trying to build up trust but i want to trap him and bring him to the vets to see if he’s microchipped. he doesn’t have a cut ear and he’s not neutered i believe. my family named him kuro. he’s a sweet boy and slowly has been trusting us. he likes to be fed on time and meows at us and slow blinks when i slow blink. he eats his food right in front of me and licks the sauce off the spoon 🥹 he lounges on our outside porch and loafs. i’ve seen him groom himself as well lol. he has no tail which i find interesting. he look...