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Does the range of motion on the Matrix elliptical seem extremely limited? Like it just makes me feel like I'm going to injure myself. I've only really ever used ellipticals in department stores or hotels years ago but I don't remember the range of motion being so small. So is this just this model or are these ellipticals pretty typical?

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More info and maps [here](https://sightseeinginfo.wordpress.com/brugge/) # Things to do and see * Market Square (Burg Square) is a beautiful open square surrounded by delightful architecture, cafes and restaurants and plenty of tourists. Most of the guildhalls surrounding the square, and providing the wonderful views, are not original but are based on the original designs. The most notable points in the square are the imposing the neogothic Provincaal Hof building and Craenenberg Cafe were Maximilllian of Austria was imprisoned all the way back in the year 1488. * The Belfry (Belfort) building stands tall at 83 metres. The building is best admired from afar and will no doubt feature in man...

I really wish I could come up with the name because a TL in Pharmacy said something about us having them before the remodel last year, but apparently there were these associates who would walk around the store basically taking the full blunt of "hey excuse me can you unlock a case for me" or "can you tell me where this is?" or "excuse me, this app tells me you have the item, where is it? \*Points at phone which is on amazon,com, or Walmart app with the location 400 miles away\*" Our supercenter doesn't have them. Apparently? Our market manager decided we didn't need them. So it's not even a role we can apply to. It's not something we can tra...

The EAEP\_2025 ArcGIS Enterprise Administration Professional 2025 exam is designed for experienced GIS professionals who manage and support enterprise-level GIS environments. With a strong focus on deployment, troubleshooting, maintenance, and user management, this certification validates your ability to handle real-world ArcGIS Enterprise workflows effectively. # Exam Overview Before diving into preparation, it's important to understand the exam structure: * Number of Questions: 75 * Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes * Format: Multiple choice * Language: English **Key Skill Areas:** * Deploy ArcGIS Enterprise 34% * Manage Content and Users 26% * Maintain and Support 22% * Troubleshoot 1...

Hey MaximizeMe fam! Been lurking for a while, soaking up all the wisdom here, and figured it's time to actually contribute something. Saw the title floating around about a "Hidden Retail Arbitrage Playbook" focusing on Target and Walmart clearance, promising $1000+ weekly profits. Honestly, when I first saw titles like that, my BS meter goes off like crazy. But after digging into it a bit, I realized there's actually some *really* solid, actionable stuff in there, and I wanted to share some of the key takeaways I've found useful. Forget the "get rich quick" hype for a second. The real value isn't in some magical secret, it's in the *process*. Re...

To preface: wife had been an assistant manager at a small chain store for over 10 years, and became a front end manager of a large chain about 2 years ago. At first she loved the job, but there was a specialty department manager (let's call him Dave) that transferred over to her store about 6 months ago. It's one of those dynamics where Dave technically outranks my wife and is on the same level as her own boss, but he's not actually in charge of her department. When the general manager is out, Dave gets put in charge of the whole store. So basically, Dave is doing all the following towards my wife: 1. Criticizing literally everything she does, even if it's a harmless...

On 4/28/25 I took advantage of a promotion to trade in my phone early and hopefully lower my monthly phone bill. I agreed to trade in my phone for an estimated monthly device payment of $2.08 + $25 down, granted I first pay off and then successfully trade in my old phone in good condition. These conditions were met; the funds to pay the phone off were charged to my card and I sent in my old phone, which was received in good condition. However, I was still charged the full $20.83/month that the phone would have been without any trade-in promotion. My bill should have lowered from $79.04/month to $66.54, but instead went up to $85.29, and has remained since. I have been overpaying $18.75 every...

Trump evaluates Iranian uranium extraction · · · 30 March 2026 · · · U.S. President Donald Trump is considering a military operation to seize approximately 1,000 pounds of enriched uranium from Iran as of 29 March 2026, according to the Wall Street Journal. The proposed mission aims to remove nuclear material currently stored in gaseous form within cylinders to prevent potential weaponization. Strategic complexity remains high due to the specialized transport casks and secure perimeters required for extraction, as noted by IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi. This shift in policy implies a preference for targeted containment over prolonged conventional engagement to degrade Iran’...

A long time friend came to my area to visit his 101 year old grandfather who is in hospice. He went over to his house to grab a few mementos (like the fire department plates he had on his car). He stop by my place once he left his grandfather’s house and said he had something for me. Since I am a whiskey enthusiast (mainly bourbon) he comes in with these 2 old “dustys”. I am researching just how old these bottles are but best educated guess 1970’s. The J&B does have harmless particles floating in it, but the Carstairs looks normal. I may crack them open just to see how well they stood up to the test of time as alcohol doesn’t go bad it just loses a bit of color and strength...

For context I am 18F and he is 30-40M (I’m not sure) and I have just started a new job about a month ago. I’ll call him Jack for this story. Roughly 2 weeks in, I was sick and missed a few days of work. When I returned, I had a brief conversation with Jack where he said he was glad I was feeling better, etc. That same evening, he found my facebook and sent me these messages: Jack: “ Hey \*me\* its Jack from \*my work\* just wanted to say glad U r feeling better.” Me: “Thanks Jack! I appreciate it! Still not 100% but I’d rather make some money than do nothing all day” Jack: “Thats okay :) is there anything i can do to help? Really you looked pretty amazing today” Afte...

A few notes of interest: **Domitus Fa Lernum** \- This continues Yanai's practice of naming characters from the Special Region after alcoholic drinks and ingredients. **Falernum** is a sweet, spiced syrup or liqueur originating from Barbados that is an essential ingredient in tropical and Tiki cocktails. It is characterized by its complex profile of lime, ginger, almond, and cloves. **Majiles Ka Hontouska** \- This is a deliberate joke by the author. It is a phonetic pun on the phrase マジで？ そうか？ 本当にですか？(*Majide? Soka? Hontō desu ka?* . “Seriously? Is that so? Is it true?”). **Kanetsuchi Nichiyō -** This is a highly stylized, pun-like persona...

In an effort to crack down on nations it views as promoting terrorism, the Trump administration has been carrying out a campaign of seizing tankers carrying oil, a move the president has repeatedly characterized as a financial boon for Americans. But there’s a problem. The seizures have put the U.S. government in a financial bind. The ships are highly expensive to maintain. And the Trump administration cannot legally sell their oil without a judge’s permission. Maintaining the seized tankers has already cost the United States tens of millions of dollars — in one case, $47 million in only three months — and complicates Mr. Trump’s claims of swift financial victories from his mili...

One thing I think a lot of Hermès shoppers underestimate is this: your SA’s incentives absolutely affect your shopping experience. A lot of people talk about prespend as if it is only about what you want, what you spend, and what bag you are trying to get. But in reality, there is another side to the relationship: your SA has their own sales pressure, category goals, store expectations, and performance metrics. And once you understand that, a lot of their behavior starts making more sense. 1. A Hermès SA is not only thinking about commission People often assume the main thing driving an SA is commission, but from what I’ve seen, that’s too simplistic. At Hermès, the more imp...

Pip reached his classroom just as the final toll of the bell faded into the stone walls. The sound lingered the way all Academy bells did—less a ring and more a declaration that time belonged to someone else. He pushed the door open with his shoulder, sketchbook tucked under one arm, and stepped inside. The room was already half full. Maximilian Vorsitche sat in his usual seat near the window, back straight, notes laid out in a precise grid that suggested they had been rewritten at least once, possibly twice. His head was slightly bowed, eyes moving steadily across the page, his concentration so complete that he did not notice the fast‑moving disaster approaching from behind. Madison...

Pip reached his classroom just as the final toll of the bell faded into the stone walls. The sound lingered the way all Academy bells did—less a ring and more a declaration that time belonged to someone else. He pushed the door open with his shoulder, sketchbook tucked under one arm, and stepped inside. The room was already half full. Maximilian Vorsitche sat in his usual seat near the window, back straight, notes laid out in a precise grid that suggested they had been rewritten at least once, possibly twice. His head was slightly bowed, eyes moving steadily across the page, his concentration so complete that he did not notice the fast‑moving disaster approaching from behind. Madison...

I typed this up (on my phone) in another sub as a response to someone who had a machine shop and was looking for overflow work in the aerospace industry promising a quick turnaround. His post was removed by the time I finished all this. Probably not interesting to most, but possibly to some. Feel free to remove if its against the rules. My Father owned a Machine/Fab shop that did GSE. Boeing licensed, in-house engineers, multiple locations, etc. We did a lot of work for Airbus as well as military applications for all manner of GSE. We built everything from specialty pliers and tiny shear pins to entire tail docks for a A330 for example. I even have some engineering for stuff still that I ...

So story time. I started in bakery last may. Moved to deli. Got OT by running truck on the floor whenever I was allowed. Im a hard diligent worker. I rarely to never call off (twice this past year and 1 of them was due to covid, and another due to having a cyst burst on my ovary). I have good relationships with all my coworkers and I get compliments a lot. Or used to anyway. Until I was promoted from just a deli grunt to a produce teamlead. No managerial experience and no experience in that department in general. The old teamlead mentally checked out the moment I got promoted and started training. He ***** being produce TL. Ive been there since October and never got ACTUAL training and was s...