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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**TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county.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 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 **TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county.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# **TL;DR:** Georgia Senate Bill 456 would (1) remove the outdated daily taproom sales cap and (2) let small breweries self-distribute up to 1,000 barrels per year within their own county.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?

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 to...

Hello all, I’m thinking to make bruschetta, so I would like to buy different bread than the one that is sold in big supermarket. Is there any store that sells baguettes and similar? Thank you!

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I was going to make this recipe for “redemption salad” until my trip to 3 grocery stores yielded zero cups of cilantro. I have everything I need to make it, I will not “try it without cilantro” bc it’s a long time favorite and is delicious as written and eating it without the cilantro will only pour salt in my food desert wounds. I realize crying about not being able to get cilantro in winter isn’t flattering- but it’s not going to stop me from doing it 😂💅 So tell me, what are some other options that hit those same tones: crunchy veggie-heavy, large batch chicken salads with enough of that je ne sais quoi to be a regular on your list? UPDATE: no initial comment wanted ...

So let me get this straight. The Liven family is posting about their youngest having food poisoning from Publix. But then… they’re out at the mall? Walking around? Shopping? Maybe I’ve been doing food poisoning wrong my whole life, because the last time I had it, I wasn’t exactly browsing Bath & Body Works. I was fighting for my life in the bathroom and reconsidering every life choice that led me there. Not saying kids can’t bounce back quickly, but the timeline is giving✨convenient✨. Either this is the world’s fastest recovery, or “food poisoning” is the new “needed content for the day.” Also bold to casually throw Publix under the bus while simultaneously ...

So today I took my SD outside just to go to the supermarket to get some things , he’s been in this type of environment before so he’s pretty neutral with everything As we were shopping I was looking for pumpkin but I could find it , I asked a worker who turnt out to be the manager in the store so we were talking and he saw my dog and smiled , ofc that’s fine , as we were talking the guy came closer to me and tried to pet my dog but he didn’t end up petting him he ended up smacking my dog in the face , so immediately I ended the convocation politely and tended to my dog to make sure he was good But I’m Furious, I have no problem with people petting my dog while working , especi...

*\*Sharing a Medium article I published on leadership development which might be helpful as you think through your onboarding programs.* Recently, I popped into my local grocery store, planning to pick up just a few essentials I’d run out of. You’ve probably guessed where this is headed… 🛒 Forty-five minutes and $83 later, I strolled out with a grocery cart full of many other items. Including a half-gallon of my favorite ice cream that I certainly didn’t need. But, in my defense, it was on sale. Sound familiar? If so, don’t beat yourself up. 🧠 Supermarkets skillfully use psychology principles to influence their customers’ decision-making and drive their buying behavior. ...

*\*Sharing a Medium article I published on leadership development which might be helpful as you think through your onboarding programs.* Recently, I popped into my local grocery store, planning to pick up just a few essentials I’d run out of. You’ve probably guessed where this is headed… 🛒 Forty-five minutes and $83 later, I strolled out with a grocery cart full of many other items. Including a half-gallon of my favorite ice cream that I certainly didn’t need. But, in my defense, it was on sale. Sound familiar? If so, don’t beat yourself up. 🧠 Supermarkets skillfully use psychology principles to influence their customers’ decision-making and drive their buying behavior. ...

Hi everyone, I’m planning to start a household aluminium foil roll manufacturing business and would love input from people with experience in manufacturing, FMCG, or distribution. The idea is to produce kitchen aluminium foil rolls and distribute them to multiple cities through wholesalers, supermarkets, and local stores. Since foil is a regular household-use item (cooking, food wrapping, catering, etc.), I’m hoping it falls into the steady demand / repeat purchase category. I’d really appreciate insights on: 1. Is aluminium foil manufacturing still profitable in the current market? 2.How hard is it to build a distribution network across cities? Thanks in advance.

Now don’t get me wrong, after a decade of the same game things are bound to change. The map was needed, the school is something we’ve all wanted for years, and there’s so many unique features to Bloxburg. *But*, after a while, driving around the new town, grinding in Pizza Planet or Bloxy Burgers, spending hours building a house just to do nothing with it and bullldoze it a few days later gets boring. The game needs ***quality of life*** changes. Like, yesterday. Instead of BFF (Bloxburg Fresh Fruit) supermarket being filled with random stuff repeatedly placed around the store, and being inconvenient to buy unless you enjoy random things in your fridge inventory… Which of course we ...

In the sleepy suburb of Elmwood, where the streets were lined with identical ranch-style homes and the biggest excitement was the annual block party, 22-year-old Alex Thompson landed his first real job. Fresh out of community college with a degree in nothing particular, he needed cash to fix his beat-up Honda and maybe save up for a move to the city. The local MegaMart supermarket seemed perfect—stocking shelves, ringing up groceries, easy enough. On his first day, the manager, a wiry man named Mr. Hargrove with a perpetual squint, slapped him on the back and said, "Welcome to the family, kid. You'll fit right in." For the first week, everything was normal. Alex learned the...

https://preview.redd.it/l6alwgb84vig1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5ae25511e4358ef4d93b4d7c59d71bc75f89fcd0 ***Photo above*** *- Crash barriers? Check! Only one way in or out? Check! Security staff at the door? Check! Welcome to our store - please show your $65 membership ID before entering.* How much do stores lose to shoplifting annually? Nobody knows for sure, but estimates start at around $50 billion, and go up from there (see link below). Whether you – as a customer – personally feel inconvenienced by shoplifting doesn’t so much depend on where you live. It's true that LA and San Francisco police have about a 2 hour response time ...

Hi everyone! I’m offering my services as a personal shopper in France and Monaco (and across Europe when sellers ship to France). I can purchase items for you from major French and European platforms such as: • Vinted • Leboncoin • eBay or Discogs • Fnac • Galeries Lafayette • Supermarkets & gourmet food stores (French specialty foods, snacks, wine-related items, etc.) 📦 Storage: I offer free storage for the first month before shipment. ✈️ Shipping worldwide: I can ship your items anywhere in the world using the carrier of your choice (FedEx, TNT, UPS, DHL, national post, etc.). I’m reliable, detail-oriented, and happy to provide photos, receip...