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es anyone feel a lot of worse immediately when they enter supermarkets , stores , gym ? [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/1r2pejn)

es anyone feel a lot of worse immediately when they enter supermarkets , stores , gym ? [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/1r2pe8y)

Does anyone feel a lot of worse immediately when they enter supermarkets , stores , gym ? [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/1r2pd5c)

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In Japan, it’s fairly common to see vegetables sold with the farmer’s photo and name printed on the label. The practice became more noticeable in the early 2000s after a series of food safety and labeling scandals. While traceability systems were strengthened at the regulatory level, some supermarkets also made producers more visible directly on the packaging. Major retailers and regional supermarkets expanded local sourcing sections where growers were identified by name and sometimes photo. It’s often referred to as “vegetables where you can see the face.” Not universal across all stores, but it has remained for over two decades, especially in local produce sections. Curious i...

I’m mostly using black soil. I searched like crazy for play sand in my city and couldn’t find anything — I went to supermarkets, Home Depot, and nothing… At hardware stores they only sell construction sand, and unfortunately it comes mixed with concrete and things like that. I was able to get about a kilo of river sand, I washed and sifted it, and made a mix, so it’s mostly 90% black soil and 10% river sand. Is it safe for it to be a MUCH higher percentage of soil? Honestly, I wouldn’t want to risk buying sand that could cause problems.

This is a game I've been solo deving for the past couple of years. Let me know what you think. **Description:** Destroy supermarkets, fight absurd bosses, and turn your trolley into a weapon of mass destruction! Drift through chaotic stores as a furious mutant fruit and unleash over-the-top, physics-driven mayhem in this ridiculous smash‘em up. **Feedback I'm looking for:** * Gameplay (does the game feel good to play) * Did you encounter any bugs? * Any concerns with re-playability? * How is the music and be honest with this. If any parts don't feel great or are too repetitive let me know, also let me know what part of the game you didn't like the music in (e.g. w...

Moved to bushwick from the east village struggling to adjust need honest advice on how to thrive and perspective Moved to Bushwick from the East Village and struggling to adjust. I need honest advice on how to thrive here and some real perspective. I lived in the EV for 8 years. I know how to spend an entire day all over Manhattan — West Village, EV, LES. My apartment fell apart at the end and drove me crazy. I didn’t seriously look for a new place over there the last couple of years. The population got younger and more chaotic, and I was constantly being rushed around — 7 out of 10 times. The few times I could actually enjoy the neighborhood, I did. But toward the end I felt crazy a...

Moved to Bushwick from the East Village and struggling to adjust. I need honest advice on how to thrive here and some real perspective. I lived in the EV for 8 years. I know how to spend an entire day all over Manhattan — West Village, EV, LES. My apartment fell apart at the end and drove me crazy. I didn’t seriously look for a new place over there the last couple of years. The population got younger and more chaotic, and I was constantly being rushed around — 7 out of 10 times. The few times I could actually enjoy the neighborhood, I did. But toward the end I felt crazy and just had to get out. I moved to Bushwick because I found a big apartment, 7 stops in on the L and near the M. ...

Magclo-close na pala sa Feb. 15 yung supermarket sa ground floor ng Avida Asten sa Yakal Street. Confirmed by their cashier staff kanina when I asked bakit kulang-kulang na yung products / no restock. Sana grocery store din yung pumalit, though meron pa rin naman malapit na Cash&Carry Supermarket.

Hello! I am not usually a tea drinker, so please forgive my ignorance. I was craving a good cinnamon tea, so I purchased some from Marketspice to try after being disappointed by the supermarket brands. I notice they recommend storing in an airtight glass container, and mention not to use plastic or glass. Would a mason jar work, or would the metal lid affect the tea? I also have a vintage bean crock like the one pictured. Would that work for storage? I also have pyrex, but with a plastic lid, so I don't know if that would be ok. I welcome any and all recommendations. Thank you! ☺️

May 22, 2011, started off as any other typical day in Joplin, Missouri. Churches were in service; students were in the process of graduating. Birds were chirping. Everything was in a state of peace. It was hard to believe that the tranquil city of Joplin would transform into a near war zone with its devastation and collateral damage. I was working at a supermarket on that day, nothing unusual. Beyond the ire of the occasional customer, things were going well, at least until I received a text message. I took my phone out of my apron pocket and saw it was from my eldest daughter. It was written with a sense of urgency: she claimed that there was a tornado that had touched down not too far awa...

I was wondering if anyone might know what they are building in Riffle Range by the Mexico supermarket... I think that is what is called... I hope it it not another grocery store!! TIA

Wife and I just began jobs that travel regularly for work and get expenses reimbursed. We are exploring options for a CC to get travel rewards since it'd basically be free benefits. We have done our own research, but it's pretty overwhelming and we're not really credit card people to begin with, so we're a bit out of our element. CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* 1 card, unused. Credit Union \* FICO scores with source: TransUnion 721 \* Oldest credit card account age: 10 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 0 \* Annual in...

Firstly, I just wanna thank you all again for the love and support. It means a lot to me! For full disclosure, this project has taken me a long time to refine, utilizing the *Hello Mario Engine* for Game Maker Pro. It's heavily modified and worked out all the kinks, so that everything from the enemy A.I., items, and even physics have been touched up and added on to (most of the enemies and set pieces are entirely new and coded by me). As a solo dev, it's taken me approximately 6+ years now working on this game, from customizing my own sprites, laying out blueprints for level design, and going back and refitting earlier drafts and concepts. Long story short, it's not been easy...

# **TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county. The bill had its first committee hearing yesterday. The opposition — beer wholesalers, the alcohol prevention lobby, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board — came out swinging. Their arguments sound reasonable on the surface. They're not. Here's why. My name is Thomas Monti. I co-own [Schoolhouse Brewing](https://www.schoolhousebeer.com) in Marietta, GA. I was at the hearing yesterday in front of the Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee. I want to break down what happened and...

**TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county. The bill had its first committee hearing yesterday. The opposition — beer wholesalers, the alcohol prevention lobby, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board — came out swinging. Their arguments sound reasonable on the surface. They're not. Here's why. My name is Thomas Monti. I co-own [Schoolhouse Brewing](https://www.schoolhousebeer.com) in Marietta, GA. I was at the hearing yesterday in front of the Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee. I want to break down what happened and why...

# I'm a Georgia craft brewer. Here's what SB 456 is actually about — and why the opposition's arguments don't hold up. **TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county. The bill had its first committee hearing yesterday. The opposition — beer wholesalers, the alcohol prevention lobby, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board — came out swinging. Their arguments sound reasonable on the surface. They're not. Here's why. My name is Thomas Monti. I co-own [Schoolhouse Brewing](https://www.schoolhousebeer.com) in Marietta, GA. ...

# **TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county. The bill had its first committee hearing yesterday. The opposition — beer wholesalers, the alcohol prevention lobby, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board — came out swinging. Their arguments sound reasonable on the surface. They're not. Here's why. My name is Thomas Monti. I co-own [Schoolhouse Brewing](https://www.schoolhousebeer.com) in Marietta, GA. I was at the hearing yesterday in front of the Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee. I want to break down what happened and...

Recently, I started buying some manga to read and continue/start some series I never finished or want to start, and I noticed that some of them are getting wavy. I did a lot of research and saw that this could be due to humidity and where I store them. Because of this, I ended up having to open up some spaces in my closet (where I keep them) to improve air circulation. In addition, I bought a device (one of those from the supermarket) that removes humidity, since I can't afford a dehumidifier. A month or two passed and they haven't changed at all. The climate where I live is quite rainy, but there are days when the sun gets ridiculously hot out of nowhere. Any help?