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I was born in 1987. My first job at 15 was working in a video shop. Yes I rewound the tapes. By the time I was a manager at 19 the store was all DVDs. I watched this industry tank from streaming. No more Friday, Saturday nights recommending movies to my locals. My second job full time working at the local newspaper. I was in the classifieds department. It was a thriving office. Over 30 staff, churning out ads for garage sales and sex workers every day of the week. Within a few years… a ghost town, redundancy’s etc. a move to online news crippled the industry. I then finished my uni and became a teacher. 12 years teaching in schools, I watched the industry become a shell of itself. B...

**1. The Spirit of the "Workhorse": A Legacy of the 1947 Partition** To the casual observer, Punjab is the breadbasket of India - a landscape of swaying wheat and the rhythmic hum of agriculture. However, beneath this pastoral surface lies a sophisticated manufacturing powerhouse. The state’s "spirit of enterprise" was not born of ease, but of the radical socio-economic upheaval following the 1947 partition. Displaced families from Sialkot and Kamalia arrived with little more than technical grit, transforming small workshops in Ludhiana and Jalandhar into world-dominating industrial clusters. This transition from an agrarian economy to a global hub for engineering and ...

To give some background, I'm 19 years old (soon to be 20), and I'm in college for digital art. (I.E. film, animation, graphic design, etc.) For as long as I can remember, I knew that was the right calling for me. When I first started school, I started applying to part-time jobs to add some money to my pocket. All attempts of which had failed. This is when my parents suggested I work at Deseret Industries. I remember going to DI for back-to-school shopping. I'd also poke around in the media section & grab whatever movie or video game piqued my interest. I've also heard good things about their employment program, and I figured they'd be helpful due my mental h...

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**1. The Spirit of the "Workhorse": A Legacy of the 1947 Partition** To the casual observer, Punjab is the breadbasket of India - a landscape of swaying wheat and the rhythmic hum of agriculture. However, beneath this pastoral surface lies a sophisticated manufacturing powerhouse. The state’s "spirit of enterprise" was not born of ease, but of the radical socio-economic upheaval following the 1947 partition. Displaced families from Sialkot and Kamalia arrived with little more than technical grit, transforming small workshops in Ludhiana and Jalandhar into world-dominating industrial clusters. This transition from an agrarian economy to a global hub for engineering and ...

These are the latest health inspection results. I've only listed those with 40 or more red points. (At the bottom, I've listed the places with ZERO points, the best of the best, healthwise.) (\* Note: The Olympian mistakenly said that Da Nang had 25 red points, when it actually had 45. I've corrected the number below. \*) You can look up all food safety inspections here: [https://www.thurstoncountywa.gov/departments/public-health-and-social-services/environmental-health/food-safety/food-safety-look-up](https://www.thurstoncountywa.gov/departments/public-health-and-social-services/environmental-health/food-safety/food-safety-look-up) # Da Nang Restaurant LLC 116 Fourth A...

**1. The Spirit of the "Workhorse": A Legacy of the 1947 Partition** To the casual observer, Punjab is the breadbasket of India - a landscape of swaying wheat and the rhythmic hum of agriculture. However, beneath this pastoral surface lies a sophisticated manufacturing powerhouse. The state’s "spirit of enterprise" was not born of ease, but of the radical socio-economic upheaval following the 1947 partition. Displaced families from Sialkot and Kamalia arrived with little more than technical grit, transforming small workshops in Ludhiana and Jalandhar into world-dominating industrial clusters. This transition from an agrarian economy to a global hub for engineering and ...

**1. The Spirit of the "Workhorse": A Legacy of the 1947 Partition** To the casual observer, Punjab is the breadbasket of India - a landscape of swaying wheat and the rhythmic hum of agriculture. However, beneath this pastoral surface lies a sophisticated manufacturing powerhouse. The state’s "spirit of enterprise" was not born of ease, but of the radical socio-economic upheaval following the 1947 partition. Displaced families from Sialkot and Kamalia arrived with little more than technical grit, transforming small workshops in Ludhiana and Jalandhar into world-dominating industrial clusters. This transition from an agrarian economy to a global hub for engineering and ...

There is not a single day I don't leave this department with flour all over my clothes, hands, etc. I can't touch my food even if I wash my hands and we all know you can't trust other people not to touch your food either. The store does not care about GF ready to eat items; what there is usually is pantry size or costs big to eat every day. With how inconsistent and long the schedule is in this department, I am finding it impossible to eat more than one meal at home and at work I usually only have whatever wrapped food from home I could shove in my pocket. It's just not enough for over seven miles a day lugging around up to 100lbs of people's stuff. I feel like I...

So I just switched to a new store, I worked in OPD and work in OPD again. At my new store nobody in OPD can wear earbuds, that shocked me since my old store we could just not outside, I talked to the coach and he was like "yeah so it's not fair for everyone and we're all a team" I thought it was a policy from Walmart corporate and he said he can change it which maybe but idk, I also got told I can't wear shirts that aren't in english like no way that's actually a thing lol?? It's just a shirt with a few words in russian there isn't any logos and the shirt isn't offensive or anything are either of these true and if not what should I do? For th...

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Have been looking at getting a grand Seiko for some time. Read that they are sold out in Tokyo. Went to the Ometeshandill Hill GS and they had received one yesterday based on someone giving me a tip from here. Couldnt get the extra 5% at the department store but was 860k out the door. so around 5400 usd. Excited!

Hello, im an upcoming CS graduatee at an unknown state university. I'm also taking my internship sa government. I feel like my resume is too all over the place and won't land me opportunities. originally wanted to become a game dev but because of vibe coding, I developed an impostor syndrome; decided to pursue ITHD/Network Engineering instead.

Hey everyone, I got a job at ikea about 3 weeks ago and it’s been pretty miserable. I work in fulfilment and really struggling to adjust to the workload and coworkers. Should I approach a manager about potentially changing departments, or wait until I’ve been there longer? The store’s management team feel pretty approachable but worried they’ll just let me go because I’m so new

The biggest issue I have is that I moved from NY to TX a couple of years ago so to me everyone is super nice here.... One guy in particular I work with kinda. I am a cashier at a big box home improvement store and he now works in Tool Rental. He was a cashier previously which is why I kinda ignored him, I didn't want drama.. being that I no longer work in the same department I am kinda entertaining it. He would always ask about what I did for fun, I'm a boring guy (I'm in my late 40s and my job is cashier, it's shouldn't be a shock to hear that my life didn't turn out as planned 😁) I probably have depression which is why my motivation is nothing to do stuff...

I know I'm about to get roasted but hear me out on this one I was in the market for a new cruiser/beater bike to just have fun with. I already own a pretty decent low-end mountain bike (Rockhopper) but wanted to dedicate that one to the trails instead of riding it around. Someone not far from where I live has a massive used bike collection; practically any bike you want he probably has one or two in varying styles or conditions. I paid him a visit and looked at his options. He let me test ride a few and I ultimately liked this Huffy the best. I know a fair bit about bikes and while the name did raise a red flag, I assumed older Huffys (huffies?) like this weren't the worst as I k...

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Okay it sounds like Roofman but I swear it's not Roofman. It's a live action romcom kind of where a guy lives in a store that he might have been robbing? Maybe a Best Buy? I'm not sure some kind of department store. It's Christmas timed but he has a date with his love interest inside the store he's living in after it closes and the woman sleeps there over night. At some point in the third act I think there's a katana involved? Like he has a friend or associate who has a katana? I've scrubbed through Roofman and I'm like 80% sure that's not it. If it is Roofman or I'm combining multiple movies or something please let me know. This is driving m...

Howdy there Diesel fanatics I have an old (early 2000s) Volvo Penta D1-20 Marine Diesel engine attached to a large DC motor - fitted to be used as a very high output generator on a sailboat. The D1-20 is 0.76 Liter, 3 cylinder in-line, naturally aspirated engine. I bought it a while back from a university’s marine tech department for cheap. They claim it had never been installed nor run beyond initial testing. I was told it actually still has the factory oil in it, less than 50 hours on it. Visually it is in very good condition, it was stored indoors at the university, and the Penta green paint is still in great shape and not even chipping. My question for this sub is, beyond a basic o...