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My daughter was still in her Easter dress when she tugged my sleeve and whispered, "Do they not want us here?" She was seven. She had a basket of plastic eggs in her arm and chocolate on her lip. And she was asking me that because my dad, without looking up from his plate, had just said, "You really couldn't skip just one year?" Not hello. Not happy Easter. That. I didn't explode. I didn't cry. I just looked at him for a second, then looked at her face, and I took her hand. "We're leaving," I said. My mom jumped up. "You're being dramatic. He didn't mean it like that." "He meant it exactly like that," I sai...

First to say that I am biased. I am the old school developer that has its own app and I think that profit shouldn't be first when you make an accessibility app. That your marketing cost can't be your biggest cost and users shouldn't pay for your marketing. It could be that time has ran over me, but I still think like that. Anyway, few days ago Apple made an accessibility related post on the App Store, you can read it also on the web from here: [https://apps.apple.com/us/iphone/story/id1867605202](https://apps.apple.com/us/iphone/story/id1867605202) There you can find list of suggested apps for neurodivergent people, 2 apps in 5 categories - 10 in total. I would find that as...

Low-key, there’s not been any good CM evolutions this year that I couldn’t get(I either have missed them or had not had the coins for it)

\*Sorry for the spam I don’t know how to post on reddit\* (full meteorite collection of my school) Hello, I previously posted on this subreddit asking for help but did not include pictures. Our group is creating a subsection of our end-of-year museum for our school (we are part of a small class) which will be based around meteorites and roman coins our school has archived. We will have a 4 shelves (2 open 2 closed) to display these items and will create some educational and marketing posters about meteorites to teach our audience while they view our exhibit. I come once again asking for assistance from professionals in this field or anyone who could tell us anything about any of these ...

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I was scrolling through NextNRG’s latest post, and at first it looked like the usual stuff - AI, energy efficiency, sustainability. Nothing out of the ordinary. But the more I read it, the more it felt like the wording was… a bit more intentional than typical marketing fluff. They’re not just talking about fuel delivery or logistics anymore. The language is shifting toward energy being generated, stored, and distributed - all connected through AI. That’s a pretty big step up from a standard “we move fuel” story. It starts to sound more like a full energy platform rather than a single-service company. When companies begin framing themselves around managing the entire energy cycl...

The Brutal Fall: Back in early 2025, shares hovered near ₹61, full of promise. Fast forward to March 2026, it's scraping ₹22.2 lows. Not quite 64% from exact ₹61, but close enough – high was ₹34.6 in the 52-week, still a nasty 35% fall from peaks, amplified from prior highs. Sector woes dragged it down. Weak demand in home textiles, rising costs, and that brutal Q3 FY26 with sales at ₹1,574 Cr (down 5.56% QoQ) and profits plunging 44%. Margins squeezed to 9% OPM. Like a towel that's lost its absorbency – no bounce left. What's the Financial Picture? Market cap sits at ₹11,512 Cr today. P/E ratio? Around 28-30x, higher than industry peers' average 9-12x...

This is something I see every year and this year was no exception, but I’ve never understood it. The forecast will have us getting a foot of snow and people FLOCK to the store to buy groceries and supplies in bulk. Like they’re prepping a bomb shelter. It’s not like a winter storm turns MA in a scene from The Day After Tomorrow. We’re not locked in our homes for weeks at a time. Even after a heavy snowstorms the roads are cleared up 1-2 days max. Surely people have enough food at home to last a day or two so why? It has never made sense to me. Not once in years have I had to “prep” for a storm.

I have seen people mess up their first visit to an Hermes store in the first 30 seconds. They walk in, find the nearest SA, and state "I want a Birkin" Instant failure. Not because the SA is offended by you or anything, but because you have just told the SA that you are in for one thing and one thing only. And in a system where the SA is the gatekeeper and decides whether you ever get a bag or not, you have no idea how much this first impression means to you. Here is how the system works in an Hermes boutique in 2026 and what's changed in the last year.. Hermes is not a store where you go in and pick what you want. Birkin, Kelly, and Constance are not in the store. You wil...

Thanks to u/Odd_Adhesiveness6547 for sharing their incredibly detailed 14-day trip report through Japan! This is one of the most practical, logistics-heavy reports I've come across, so I reformatted it into an easy-to-follow layout. ## Profile A group of four experienced Canadian travelers (three 30-somethings and a "spry" 65-year-old), first time in Japan. Three spoke English and Mandarin, one spoke Mandarin only, which gave them a nice kanji-reading bonus. They weren't chasing cherry blossoms or bucket-list tourism spots. Instead they focused on getting the logistics right: medication permits, luggage forwarding, cash flow, IC cards, and public transit. The kind of tr...

Project Proposal   Firewall solution   Product research  What is a Firewall?  A key component of business IT networks, the firewall is a network security tool that filters inbound and outbound traffic based on a set of rules or conditions. In the past, firewalls were normally positioned at network perimeters to protect an organisation’s internal network from external threats.  How do Firewalls work?  Generally speaking, firewalls work by allowing or denying network traffic based on certain rules or conditions. Depending on the type of firewall, these rules or conditions operate on specific layers of the TCP/IP or OSI conceptual model. For example, packet-filtering f...

i got this at a local grocery store for less than a dollar 😭 i love hyacinths but im unsure of how to fully care for one! it has 2 broken stems, if literally looked like someone came through and broke all the flowers off ☹️ caring for plants helps with my mental health i would love to save this guy

32 M/US Not sure how adults are supposed to make friends, so I’m trying Reddit before I start talking to random people in grocery store aisles lol I like games, sports, music, art, fashion, and fitness. If that sounds like your vibe, let’s be awkwardly social together! Thanks for reading.

I’ve officially joined the "Shelf Discovery" cult. I’m currently in \[Destination—e.g., Jorhat, Assam\] and instead of hitting the typical tourist spots, I spent my entire morning in a local grocery store. **Why this is actually superior travel:** 1. **The Snack Lore:** Found 4 types of local fermented bamboo shoot pickles and chips I’ve never seen on Blinkit. 2. **The "Glow" Finds:** Picked up a local tea-based face mist for ₹120 that feels like a ₹2000 luxury brand. 3. **Real Culture:** You see what people actually eat and use, not what the tourism board wants you to see. **My haul:** A bag of "Ghost Pepper" bhujia and some single-estate tea soa...

Back in the day I used to be able to get a whole stick for my deli for a great price. I understand not everybody needs that much, but to not offer a sliced pack seems like a missed opportunity. It is my go to sandwich cheese, and one of the few things I go to the regular grocery store for.

https://preview.redd.it/6x2oe7ypanpg1.jpg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0e76f431bd66bf5b320effcb769600098d0fdf16 Feeling lucky? Then lace up and hit the streets all across San Van this Skate Paddy’s Day! Three brand-new Community Parks are rollin’ in for the celebration, each packed with fresh Challenges and Tasks to test your grit. Complete them to earn Shamrocks, then head over to Extravert to snag a full spread of Skate Paddy’s swag — perfect for flying fast, styling hard, and hopefully sticking those tricks when you’re absolutely sendin’ it. Log in daily to pocket Shamrocks, knock out every Skate Paddy’s Day Challenge, and claim the full stas...

Trust me, only the mallu gang can relate to this zesty ahhhhhhhhhh example. But, why thooooooo……………..?

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a fully furnished 1 BHK in Gurgaon, preferably in a gated society. Budget: ₹20–22k (can stretch up to ₹25k for a really good option) Office location: Candor TechSpace, Sector 21 — so I’d prefer something nearby or within a reasonable commute. Requirements: * Fully furnished * Gated society with security * Good connectivity * Nearby essentials like grocery stores, medical shops, and eateries If anyone has leads, owner contacts, or broker references, please DM or comment. Also, if you can suggest good areas/societies that fit this budget and location, that would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!

I started cooking through this old school cookbook mostly out of curiosity and ended up learning way more than I expected. Shoutout to whoever posted about it here a few months back, I couldn't find your post but I appreciate you for putting me on to something awesome. Every recipe is based around food that lasts without refrigeration, and each one includes a bit of history about where it came from and why it existed. It’s basically how people fed themselves when grocery stores, fridges, and constant resupply weren’t a thing. I’ve been trying a couple recipes a week just for fun. Some are pretty unusual by today’s standards, but it’s fascinating to see how much thought went ...