New York City, NY, USA, Puma Locations

Found in a grocery store in southeast US. I don't know what this publication but it's really cute that they've got Dreamcatcher on the front page with KPDH, Blackpink, and BTS 🤭

Hello guys we have a great city called The Eagle´s Nest with tons of different stuff to try out as a crim, civ or pd etc. It is very well optimized and runs smoothly! We simply need people to get the city to boom! We have gang systems, boosting, heists, weapons crafting, racing, and so much more. The city has been build over 2-3 years now so it is not brand new and a lot of the usual bugs have been worked over already. If you have a slow day as a police officer you have the ability to chase locals and arrest them which will give you a bonus on your paycheck. As a crim the possibilities are endless. You can rob locals, boost cars, illegal racing, rob banks, jewelry store, find secret locat...

Small Studio on UWS Cross Streets- 106th/west end ave Utilities- Pay for electric and gas Nearby Located in walking distance to Columbia University. 1-2-3 Trains. Grocery store 3 blocks away. Laundromat 2 blocks away

It started with a single image of a cicada, black background, with simple white text. I was scrolling through a cryptography subreddit late at night, trying to distract myself from another evening of insomnia, when someone posted it. “Here’s something interesting,” they wrote, as if they didn’t know the rabbit hole it would lead to. The message on the image was simple: “We are looking for highly intelligent individuals. This is a test.” Below that, a string of random-looking numbers and letters, just sitting there like a dare. I don’t know what made me save it to my desktop. Maybe it was boredom, or maybe it was the voice in my head that said, *You’ve always been good at puz...

It started with a single image of a cicada, black background, with simple white text. I was scrolling through a cryptography subreddit late at night, trying to distract myself from another evening of insomnia, when someone posted it. “Here’s something interesting,” they wrote, as if they didn’t know the rabbit hole it would lead to. The message on the image was simple: “We are looking for highly intelligent individuals. This is a test.” Below that, a string of random-looking numbers and letters, just sitting there like a dare. I don’t know what made me save it to my desktop. Maybe it was boredom, or maybe it was the voice in my head that said, *You’ve always been good at puz...

I’m a woman in my 30s living in a mid-sized apartment building with one of those HOA-style boards that loves sending “friendly reminders” in ALL CAPS. I’m usually low profile, say hi in the elevator, take my packages inside fast, the whole thing. I do have one small habit: a doormat outside my door. Not huge, not flashy, just a plain one that says “hey” because it helps with wet shoes and it makes my place easier to spot when I’m carrying groceries. Last month we got a building-wide email saying the hallway had to be “clear at all times,” and that “no personal items may be placed on the corridor floor.” It cited fire safety and tripping hazards. Fair enough, I moved my ...

I’ve been testing different ways to make money online for years. Some worked, some flopped, and some were just scams. But one method that still works in 2025 for anyone with a phone or laptop is taking online surveys. Now, let’s be real: surveys aren’t glamorous, so you’re not gonna do it full time. But they’re a great way to make quick, easy money. Put in 1–2 hours, play it smart, and stick to the right demographics, and you can realistically cash out $10–$20 a day. That’s real money that can help with bills, groceries, or savings. And the best part? Survey sites pay out instantly unlike other offers that can sit in “pending” for days or even weeks. # The Golden...

I am writing this post because A. almost every person in my life is continually telling me to quit my job, B. No one has a solution to the money aspect, C. I am definitely suffering because of this job. I am a freshman in college, 18 F and I currently work at a grocery store bakery for 14.50/hr. I work Mondays and Wednesdays from 3-7 am and then from 3-11am on Thursday’s. I have class from 8am until 6 pm, with a one hour break during the afternoon on MWF. On TR I have class from 12:30-6:30. I am double majored in Legal Studies and Business Administration. The reason I am also so busy is that I am completely booked in anyway possible. On Mondays I work in the Academic resource center, the ...

I am looking better treats for my doggo than what I am getting at the grocery store.

I've been saving up my points for a grocery store's health rewards program for about 6 months (basically, you connect your fitness tracker and get points automatically for your activity), and I finally used them this past weekend to get about two week's worth of frozen meals for half off (after they'd already been discounted!). I was so excited since these meals really help me stay on track with not binging. I even got a bag of frozen shrimp as well, which I was really excited about since I love shrimp and it's something that's easier to avoid binging on for me, since you have to take about 5 minutes thawing it before you can cook it. Yesterday, I noticed that ...

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'm a big fan of secondhand shopping to find products for low cost. I live in the UK and always found it frustrating that there's no single place to easily find **nearby charity shops, thrift stores, car boot sales, or vintage markets**. Google Maps misses loads of them. So I decided to build an app to solve that which would be really useful while travelling. You can even share your thrift haul. It's called **Ganddee** (free on iOS & Android). I’d love for you to try it out and hear feedback.

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Given that we know the slate of 2026 TVs at this point, I'm wondering when these new TVs will hit the market, and if/when the prices of 2025 TVs will come down as a result. For context, I'm in the market for a 65-inch TV with a budget of $1200-1500 CAD. I really like the LG C5 but it's about $500 outside of my price range. Maybe I'm being optimistic but I'm holding out hope that the cost of the C5 will come down to within my price range, or at least close, once the C6 hits stores here in Canada. I'm moving to a new place next month & I need a TV, but I'm willing to wait a few weeks & maybe even until the end of March to get a good deal. Wh...

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 ...

🟦 OPENING “Mexico is cheap” isn’t a strategy. Costs depend on alignment. 🟨 THE BIG PICTURE Budgets vary by: • Location • Housing • Lifestyle • Imported vs local habits There is no single number. 🟩 REALITY CHECK Some save money. Some spend more. Rent is the biggest variable. 🟪 PRACTICAL EFFECT Plan with ranges. Not anecdotes. Lifestyle inflation happens quietly. https://preview.redd.it/p4qysfoakyjg1.png?width=2048&format=png&auto=webp&s=7d771655e96b44b249392c1969ceaf62307d3d33

Dubai has rapidly positioned itself as a global innovation hub, attracting startups, enterprises, and tech investors from around the world. If you're searching for a reliable **ios app development company in dubai** , this guide provides a structured overview of the top-performing agencies delivering premium mobile solutions. With rising demand for iPhone and iPad applications, businesses are increasingly partnering with a trusted mobile app development company in UAE to build scalable, secure, and user-friendly iOS applications. Below, we explore the leading firms shaping the future of mobile app development Dubai. # Why is Dubai a Global Hub for iOS App Development? Dubai is more t...

Here's what nobody tells you when you search "free VPN Android": most of what you find on Google Play will *hurt* you more than help you. Not a hypothetical. In October 2025, cybersecurity firm Zimperium ran a full technical analysis of 800 free VPN apps across Android and iOS. The results were bleak — a majority showed "dangerous behaviors that fundamentally undermine user privacy," including outdated crypto libraries, IP leaks, and malicious modules that fired hidden network requests the moment you opened the app. Three of those apps were still running code vulnerable to Heartbleed. *Heartbleed.* A bug disclosed in 2014. So the question isn't really "...

Hey folks — been digging into recent *email marketing performance stats* for 2026 and thought I’d share some **benchmarks + context** that go beyond just “what’s a good open rate.” The *open rate* is still widely used, but due to things like Apple Mail Privacy Protection, it’s not always a direct indicator of *actual* opens — it can be inflated because of how privacy features pre-load tracking pixels. That means comparing open rates across campaigns still has value, but you should pair it with CTR / CTOR to really understand performance. According to *edrone’s* 2026 benchmarks for e-commerce email campaigns (newsletters, automations, etc.): • Specific segments vary a lo...

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