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Microgrids used to feel like something buried in a university energy lab. That era is over. They’re now running airports, university campuses, retail chains, data centers, mining operations, remote communities, and even military bases. The conversation isn’t “are microgrids coming?” anymore - it’s “which layer of the ecosystem do you want exposure to?” At the top of the stack, the heavy hitters are building huge, high-stakes systems. AlphaStruxure is rolling out microgrid-enabled energy-as-a-service for major infrastructure upgrades like JFK’s modernization. Anbaric is designing large-scale transmission and storage networks to move renewables into dense cities. Siemens is op...

Apple has officially unveiled their offer for the 2025 Shopping Event! As usual, they aren't doing direct price cuts on hardware. Instead, they are offering **Apple Gift Cards** with the purchase of eligible products. https://preview.redd.it/9mgt4qe3mn3g1.png?width=2014&format=png&auto=webp&s=d93a8db555d11ec96c363db19819d1faaa7d5c35 Here is the full breakdown of the deals going live later this week: **Dates:** November 28 (Black Friday) – December 1 (Cyber Monday)  **Where:** Apple.com, Apple Store App, and Apple Retail Stores # Gift Card Values by Product **Mac - Up to $250** * **$250 Gift Card:** MacBook Pro (M4 Pro or M4 Max), MacBook Air, i...

Recently bought a smoked turkey from Templeman's I'm looking forward to at Thanksgiving. I rarely shop there and was absolutely floored at the prices of their meat and chicken. I'm talking $11.39/lb for Boneless Chicken Breasts, $9.99/lb for hamburger patties, $13.89/lb for a pot roast. I'd love to support more local businesses like this, but not at 3x the price of national grocery stores. Do people feel the quality of their meats justifies these prices? Did I just happen to come on a day when they weren't running any sales?

If you want to know where microgrids are actually gaining traction, just look at the places that absolutely cannot lose power. That’s where the early adoption is happening, and honestly, it makes perfect sense. Hospitals and essential retailers were among the first. Bloom Energy’s AlwaysON setups keep Home Depot stores running through New York’s summer blackout season and power SoCalGas facilities in California. Military bases and remote communities rely on hybrid systems from companies like Saft and Go Electric - mixing diesel with renewables so operations don’t fall apart when the main grid goes down. In California, Gridscape Solutions is deploying solar-plus-storage microgrids wi...

**Cider Category Surges, Powered by Growing Consumer Demand and Momentum from National Cider Month** Nov 26, 2025 by BrewBound **Cider is experiencing a significant surge across the U.S. and Canada, fueled by rising consumer interest, strong retail performance, and product innovation.** This October's National Cider Month (NCM), founded by Schilling Cider, served as a major accelerator, amplifying a rapidly building trend and pushing cider firmly into the spotlight. **Once considered a niche segment, cider has become one of the strongest growth categories within the broader beer and flavored malt beverage (FMB) segment. While many alcohol categories continue to face declining sale...

I posted yesterday re: some communication/boundary issues and got some good advice. My WH and I had a good talk this morning and I think that issue is largely resolved. However, last night AP decided to throw a wrench in our whole evening. During the A, AP would meet up with WH at the grocery store right next to our house. Important context for this - it is NOWHERE near her home or work, she ***** this store for personal reasons, and she only went there to meet up with him. She would usually show up a few minutes after him, park her car right next to his, and then go find him in the store and "surprise" him even though of course most of the meetings were loosely planned. ...

If you’re still wondering whether microgrids are legit or just another shiny buzzword, look at who’s actually deploying them. Spoiler: it’s not just a handful of tiny speculative stocks. AlphaStruxure is building a full microgrid-as-a-service setup for the JFK airport overhaul so the site can shift toward fully renewable power. Bloom Energy has fuel cell microgrids keeping Home Depot locations running during brutal New York summer outages and powering SoCalGas facilities without missing a beat. Eaton is wiring microgrids into data centers and openly talking about EVs becoming microgrid power sources by the middle of this decade. Siemens is literally running microgrid clusters where un...

Shopping at Madewell is so much better when there's a sale. I got tired of checking Madewell and a bunch of other sites every day, so I'm working on a tool that tracks sales everywhere. You can see sales at [shomp.com/womens-clothing](http://shomp.com/womens-clothing) it updates each morning. I’ve been using it to keep an eye on early Black Friday deals and it’s been a lot easier than jumping between different sites. Just to be transparent, the store links use basic affiliate tags to make it possible to keep improving the site. Nothing changes for you, everything still works the same, but you can always just visit the site directly if you want to avoid them.

I went by our local shop today in Berkeley and was told my battery was okay despite having the first 5 things the same as in the recall notice (RP1304), and my bike being a rad city 4 high step..Seems they just need to release a tool to check each serial number as it's not all batteries (or the person was wrong at the store)

Most people think you need a massive tech team, multiple hosting accounts, and endless monthly fees to run multiple online businesses. That is completely false. One properly configured **dedicated server** can run **10, 20, even 30 businesses at the same time**—and you keep **every dollar of profit** instead of bleeding it into overpriced SaaS tools and unstable hosting. Here’s how it actually works. # The Real Reason Most Online Businesses Fail (It’s Not Marketing) Most websites don’t fail because of bad branding or weak offers. They fail because they’re all **fighting for scraps on shared hosting**. Cheap shared hosting means: * Your site shares CPU with hundreds of...

I’m planning to launch a **Shopify** store selling Islamic **calligraphy wall art** — CNC-cut pieces, premium framed designs, and posters. My dad owns a workshop with a full setup (CNC, cutting, spray, etc.), so production isn’t a problem, but I’m still figuring out the business side. Me and my sister were thinking of using **Canva’s VEO3** videos to create reels and ads since we don’t have a proper environment for high-quality photography or lighting yet. Here’s what I need honest feedback on: * Is this actually a **good niche** in Pakistan? * Would people **buy** premium Islamic wall art online? * Since almost no one is doing this here, is that a **good sign or a red flag?...

* * * ## Executive Summary Over the past 24 hours, analysts issued **207 rating and price-target actions**. Net tone was **slightly bullish** , with **68 positive actions** (upgrades and target hikes) versus **60 negative actions** (downgrades and target cuts), and **79 neutral moves** (reiterations, initiations, and maintained targets. Retail and consumer names led some of the most dramatic positive resets, especially **Kohl’s** and **select specialty retailers** , where multiple firms sharply raised price targets after strong earnings. On the other side, **CleanSpark** and **GoHealth** took notable hits as several firms slashed targets or turned more cautious. Tech and cloud software...

I’m planning to launch a **Shopify** store selling Islamic **calligraphy wall art** — CNC-cut pieces, premium framed designs, and posters. My dad owns a workshop with a full setup (CNC, cutting, spray, etc.), so production isn’t a problem, but I’m still figuring out the business side. Me and my sister were thinking of using **Canva’s VEO3** videos to create reels and ads since we don’t have a proper environment for high-quality photography or lighting yet. Here’s what I need honest feedback on: * Is this actually a **good niche** in Pakistan? * Would people **buy** premium Islamic wall art online? * Since almost no one is doing this here, is that a **good sign or a red flag?...

Hello, I'm planning to buy a bike for my 2 weeks in Kyoto. Aside from finding one on social media or buying from a bike shop like Eirin, I'm thinking another option might be a home center type of store but I'm not sure which store might have very cheap mamachari.... thank you for any ideas.

Hi everyone! We're constantly talking about cutting back on spending, saving on groceries, and fighting debt. All of this is incredibly important, but I want to share a quick strategy that's not about cutting back, but about earning money back. I'm not talking about complicated investments or shady schemes. I'm talking about cashback. For a long time, I ignored cashback services, thinking they'd give me 50 cents back. But when you're on a tight budget, 50 cents here, $2 there, $10 there, it quickly adds up to a significant amount-one that can cover a small bill or even buy you a week's worth of coffee. The trick is to make this a habit for all the purchas...

Out of curiosity what's the typical longest time after the last volume of a manga is released in America that they announce a box set? Then how long does it typically take for a manga to usually go out of print? Or at least to the point where it's hard to find at online retail stores? I know both of these questions also depend on popularity, that's why I'm curious about the average. Example i own all naruto and my hero academia box sets and i feel safe waiting to see if there'll be boruto box set, or 2nd mha box set. But how safe am i waiting for a vigilante box set? Or rest of rent-a-girlfriend box sets? Same question for omnibus of ones that originated from ...

Hey everyone 👋 I came across a legit opportunity and thought it might help someone in Lawrence, Massachusetts. A company is recruiting people with retail or customer-facing experience to help test a new in-store customer interaction software. It's an in-person project, not remote. --- What You’ll Do Attend 2–3 paid online training sessions (about 1 hour each) Go to a designated location in Lawrence, MA for a full-day testing session Test the software, interact with the system, and provide feedback Bring your own laptop + smartphone --- Languages Needed One of the following native or fluent: German Italian Castilian Spanish Catalan French Portuguese --- Comp...

Hi! Like many here, I can easily spend half my paycheck at Sephora and Douglas, then sadly stare at my empty card. Last year, I decided it was time to change things, because my "love for makeup" was starting to take a toll on my wallet. I started simply tracking where I could get cash back. It turns out that almost all major stores (Cult Beauty, Lookfantastic, Sephora, Douglas, Notino, and even iHerb) now offer cashback. I've already accumulated €318 net for 2025 It's not complicated: I installed the extension in my browser and the app on my phone, then [get paid to shop](https://app.shopback.com/wD0xHbqj7Wb) and that's it. The money arrives via PayPal or card. ...

My husband and I are shopping for a new refrigerator. Our current Kenmore (top freezer, single door style) is on it's last legs - not cooling properly and leaking water into the bottom. It came with the home when we purchased in '23 and I believe came from a used appliance place to begin with. All this to say, this is our first refrigerator purchase and I've been exhausting myself with research. We live about an hour away from any major appliance store so I haven't been able to look at them in person yet (this weekend, hopefully). My question for those who have french door models with a bottom freezer drawer - can you fit a half sheet pan (18" x 13") into the d...

I’m aware of their 14 day return policy but the receipt also provides this text: Use of iPhone constitutes acceptance of the iPhone terms and conditions and other third party terms and conditions found in the iPhone box, or at http://www.apple.com/legal/sla/. If you are not fully satisfied with your iPhone purchase, you can return your undamaged iPhone within 50 days of purchase for a full refund with no restocking fee. If you disagree with these terms and conditions you can return the iPhone in accordance with the Apple Store's return policy http://www.apple.com/legal/sales_policies/retail.html For information on Apple's privacy policy see www.apple.com/privacy Does anyone h...