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My son got me this cookbook for Christmas last year because he knows I’m a bit of a prepper. I don’t have a bunker or anything, but I do keep shelves stocked with canned food and other essentials. Seeing all the hurricanes, floods, and power outages over the past few years have made me a lot more cautious. This isn’t your regular cookbook. Every recipe is designed to last months or even years without refrigeration, and the author includes the backstory behind each dish. It’s part cookbook, part history lesson, like a little window into how people used to survive when grocery stores and fridges didn’t exist. I’ve been cooking my way through it the past few weeks. Some of the rec...

i (20f) have to go in to have a surgical abortion in a couple days and it has absolutely been eating me up inside. I’m currently only 4 months PP from having my second c section, i new as soon as i fell pregnant that i was probably going to be high risk and have to terminate the pregnancy, so as soon as i found out i got opinions from as many medical professionals as i could to see if it would be a safe pregnancy or not. i saw maternal child health nurses i saw GPs i saw obstetricians and all of them told me it was going to be a safe pregnancy i just had to have another c section. After hearing so many people tell me it was safe i was so excited to have another baby and decide that this wo...

Building monitoring for factory floors is harder than anyone admits, took 18 months to figure out what survives when internet cuts out randomly and downtime costs $10k/hour, what runs in production now: On the factory floor: Nats for moving messages (runs on cheap pcs, doesn't die when internet drops), timescaledb storing sensor data locally, grafana dashboards that work offline, node red for quick automation without coding. Syncing to cloud: Same nats tech extends to cloud when connection available, s3 for old data, redash for business reports. What we tried and ditched: Mqtt too basic for what we needed. Kafka kept crashing and way too heavy. Rabbitmq couldn't handle our volum...

Although I'm happy that the Core-Rebble-Rift seems to de-escalate, I'm starting to lose track of the bits and pieces of this puzzle. And YES - i tried to make sense of the long "Pebble, Rebble and a path forward" post, but there vital info is buried under a lot of "Who is right, who is wrong" -stuff. Maybe I'm not the only Pebbler here who needs a bit of structured info, so I created this post hoping that some braver (and brighter) mind than me can assist: 1)So the new core app does not (yet) support external apps on Android (e.g., for Music Boss) nor does it fully support things depending on the Rebble network (e.g., Bobby), correct? I assume that the fir...

# About this item * 【Multi-Functional】The closet drawer are convenient to store your lightweight items such as shoes, clothes, toys, snacks, books, file etc. Suitable for bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, office or study areas. Stylish neutral style, suitable for any place * 【Slide Rails Design】The slide rail at the bottom of the closet is convenient, and even in the innermost part, you can easily remove items.The boxes can only be pulled out halfway, so they can't slide out completely like drawers. If you want to use them like chests of drawers, try leaning them against a wall so the wall can support part of it. * 【Assembly Easily & Stackable】Wardrobe clothe...

i (20f) have to go in to have a surgical abortion in a couple days and it has absolutely been eating me up inside. I’m currently only 4 months PP from having my second c section, i new as soon as i fell pregnant that i was probably going to be high risk and have to terminate the pregnancy, so as soon as i found out i got opinions from as many medical professionals as i could to see if it would be a safe pregnancy or not. i saw maternal child health nurses i saw GPs i saw obstetricians and all of them told me it was going to be a safe pregnancy i just had to have another c section. After hearing so many people tell me it was safe i was so excited to have another baby and decide that this w...

This bread is called "Al-Batto." The women would knead the flour by hand—sometimes weighing more than 50 kilograms—and shape it into large round pieces. They would then leave the dough in the sun to rise until it became ready to be placed in the old ovens made of clay and water. Dried animal dung was used as fuel to ignite these ovens, and the bread would come out fresh. The baking process inside the ovens lasted about fifteen minutes until fully baked. Bread-making was done once or twice a month, preparing enough bread to last at least fifteen days. They stored the bread in a container called "Al-Mashnah," made of woven wood, and covered it with cloth to protect it...

where to buy fashionable + affordable clothes in Singapore?? other than Uniqlo, cotton on, and H&M I don’t really see any other clothing stores in sg and sometimes the stores I mentioned are so pricy, just take jeans as an example. wym I have to pay more than $50 for a pair of normal looking jeans?? I’ve been to thrift stores too, but those aren’t really my style plus I prob won’t wear it. many people recommended me online shopping, but sometimes the quality isn’t the best. it’s also hard to find good pieces as well so can anyone recommend any clothing store or places to shop for clothes? context: I’m a petite female teenager

So this will be a bit of a collection of questions: (TL;DR at the end) I dipped into weaving years ago and built a small weaving frame to play around. I still consider myself an absolute beginner. I run a series of projects on self-sufficiency and try to learn a lot of "basic skills". One part is make your own clothing. (So weaving is embedded into a larger process and I am mainly learning and trying to understand) I found an old tutorial on a counter-balanced floor loom (by Travis Meinolf from around 2010) and am considering building it as my first loom. I live in Europe (but rural) and cannot find local weaving guilds or similar to ask, so I do it here. Before I start the bu...

Black Friday and Cyber Monday aren’t sprints anymore; they’ve fused together into a shopping marathon. Instead of one day for in-store deals and another for online promos, retailers now host weeks-long events, prompting experts to coin the term Black November (which feels much more accurate, if you ask me).More time to shop is beneficial — you can spread out spending, carefully compare deals and buy popular products before they sell out. But it also means you need to strategize beyond making a mental wishlist. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the hundreds of sales out there, and the last thing you want to do is impulse buy or overspend, especially if tariffs shrank your budget this ye...

When six Democratic lawmakers — a group quickly branded the “Seditious Six” — released a video reminding U.S. troops that they must refuse illegal orders, they were invoking one of the oldest principles in military ethics. It is a principle etched into the Uniform Code of Military Justice, affirmed at Nuremberg, and taught in every basic officer course: no one is obligated to obey an unlawful command. And yet, within days, Senator Mark Kelly — retired Navy captain, astronaut, and decorated combat pilot — found himself at the center of a political firestorm that feels less like a policy disagreement and more like a warning shot fired across the bow of democratic dissent. The Pent...

I adopted this little dude from a family that really had no idea how to care for a Beardy. I had recently lost my girl, Little foot, a few months ago. She had an issue with some overgrown follicles and also had an injured tail bone and had lost the use of her back legs. After 5 weeks, 2 of them in a little lizard wheelchair, she passed away in her sleep. She was my best friend for over 2 years and I was heartbroken. We were about to try physiotherapy and acupuncture to get her legs working so she could get the surgery and I really thought we were gonna make it. After Little foot passed I wasn’t sure I could be a Lizard Dad again. But then I saw a post on a Facebook page and this dude look...

Huge 1.85 acre parcel in an excellent location in the Ozarks!\ \ GPS Coordinates are 36.24010245691793, -91.71047744215919.\ \ Plenty of privacy on this lot and when you're ready for nearby some recreation, swing by either Diamond Lake or Crown Lake!\ \ Priced way below area comparable sales in the area!\ \ Debit/Credit Cards Accepted\ No Closing Costs\ Cash Price: $6,500\ Finance with $500 Down and 48 Payments of $155 Per Month\ No Credit Check, No Income Documentation, No Prepayment Penalty\ \ Property Address: Lots 158-163, Woodbine Drive, Horseshoe Bend, AR 72512 (Map location is approximate)\ \ County: Izard\ \ Assessor Parcel Number: 800-12297-000, 800-12298-000, 800-122...

Black Friday and Cyber Monday aren’t sprints anymore; they’ve fused together into a shopping marathon. Instead of one day for in-store deals and another for online promos, retailers now host weeks-long events, prompting experts to coin the term Black November (which feels much more accurate, if you ask me). More time to shop is beneficial — you can spread out spending, carefully compare deals and buy popular products before they sell out. But it also means you need to strategize beyond making a mental wishlist. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the hundreds of sales out there, and the last thing you want to do is impulse buy or overspend, especially if tariffs shrank your budget t...

Mary Blanche Lamont was born in 1873 in Rockford, Illinois. She was the daughter of David Lamont (1848–1892) and Julia Roxanne Carmichael Lamont (1849–1928). Mary was the 2nd eldest of what would be five children of the Lamont family. Her siblings were Grace Lamont Logan (1872–1953), Maude Margaret Lamont Hicks (1875–1958), Rodger David Lamont (1887–1904), and Marie Lamont Burrows (1890–1987). By 1893, Mary was a 20-year-old teaching at a one-room schoolhouse in Hecla, Montana. She then moved to San Francisco, California, in the fall of 1894, to further her education and was living with her aunt, Mrs. Tryphenia Noble, on 21st Street in the Mission District. She also started ta...

🔴‼️Salam bghit ndir had post so people don’t get scammed like i did hhh mostly i don’t buy online but this time i got fooled by @Hafssa_ty_hijab a business on IG 3endha store f Marrakech mhamid as it is mentionned, well for everyone who might be interested her videos and pics are all fake even when you dm her she keeps sending not reall ones as in the 3rd image so i was expecting at least a good quality for the price she charged but the piece was a disaster not the right color or fabric or even lkhayata when i complained she keeps saying malu lmodèle huwa hadak ga3 bnat 3jebhum idk who can ever wear that lol ... and stopped answering when i asked for a refund. Please don’t get ...

**(???????? POV)** In a world where human beings possess amazing powers called 'quirks', lived one individual who was despised by many. A diminutive humanoid who goes by the name of Minoru Mineta. His power is producing sticky spheres from his head, laughably pathetic but effective. Strong enough to defeat a mighty hero called 'All Might'. Mineta's devoted his hero career to earning affection from human females, but his lust made him easily hateable. However, there are worlds where beings would overlook his sins. For example: In one world, Mineta sacrificed his left arm to defend one of the human females who despised him, but he unleashed a hidden power inside him....

I am a 35 year old NEET. I needed gas in my car and I have absolutely no money right now. I had lost weight recently so I spent my monthly stipend on new clothes. I have around $13 in the bank right now waiting to be replenished. In the meantime, I have no way of getting gas in my car. My mother no longer lives at the house so it's just me and my dad. So, at 1:30 AM I actually snuck in my dad's room while he was asleep, took his wallet, and used his credit card to get gas. I put $50 in the tank. He never said anything. Few days go by and I need more gas. So I do the same thing, only this time I put $60 in the tank. Reality had dawned on me after I got gas the second time. I was d...

My 16 year old (17 in 4 months) started college (UK) in early Sept. We were lead to believe it was a full time course, however he only goes 1 and a half days a week so we have been asking him June (when he finished school) to get a job. We currently give him £80 a month to "live" on, he's supposed to get his bus to college, lunches, clothes and it's his fun money to go out with his friends but we've been telling him since June he really needs to find work. We are now nearly at the end of Nov and he is making zero effort to find a job, we've told him we will continue to give him money but he needs to do something with his spare time like volunteering, a job,...