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Sooooooo it’s come to my attention that I’ve created a horrible situation for myself and it came from a place of good intentions. To set the scene, I am currently in a temporary pharmacist in charge role (MY RXM comes back very very soon!!!!) I take pride in what I do and I work VERY hard. I come in early, I work late, used to work through my lunch (stopped about 2 months ago) and sometimes come in on my days off to keep the store in a good place. (HUGE MISTAKE ON MY END) When I come in in the mornings, I do my control exception counts, do all the F4s from the previous day, do all the F1s from overnight, the message queue, look at the MSC and DURs, and when I have time I start to do t...

I’ve lived in the area for almost half a year now but I still feel strange and unfamiliar, I only live two hours away from my parents house were I used to live so it is easy to visit but it makes it hard to leave. When I first moved I got a cake decorator job at whole foods I have since left, the holiday season was ridiculous and I had two slightly frustrating co decorators who were new and I had to train them but they would never listen to me and just ask someone else after asking me the same question three times. Nothing was ever clean, nothing was ever done my stomach did constant flips whenever I even drove to the store because I couldn’t just be there 24/7 to make sure everythin...

Hey, y'all! So I have a couple of potential thoughts, perhaps conspiracies, about our beloved, tragically-departed, eye-centric cinnamon bun..... and Bubble too. I've been seeing something from my perspective I don't see others talking about, as well as something that may change our assumptions about Bubble. This is going to be a thinker and potentially controversial, but here goes.... I don't think Bubble is the other AI. 🎩🔵🔴⁉️🎪 Okay, okay! Don't burn me at the stake! Hear me out! Kinger built the prototype. It was his first semi-successful AI. What defines Artificial Intelligence (AI) is technology that enables computers and machines to simula...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

I'm posting this to help support my fellow learners. I love coming here to see the amazing things people do to inspire me, and I think it's also important for those of us with less skill to show what we've done to maybe help the rest of us non-experts to keep pushing. My inspiration was this: two years ago, my wife had shoulder surgery, which prompted us to get a recliner for recovery, which led us to move the table that was by the couch to the other side of the recliner, which led is to... nothing between the couch and the new recliner. We went from couch/table to couch/recliner/table. I took a Chewy (online pet store) box, set it vertically, and put one of those couch armr...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

I grew up in South Korea. In Busan, specifically. I lived with my family in the poorer parts of the city… My father worked for… Some office company, I don’t remember which. He didn’t make much. My mother was often taking care of the house, and would need to drop out of work early to take care of me and my sister, so she often lost jobs and had to find new ones. And my sister, her name was Binna. She was about 5 years younger than me. She was loud, obnoxious, all over the place as a kid… but I… I loved her to death. She was cheery, funny, she loved singing songs we heard on the radio… sorry… where was I? So, my father passed away when I was 15. He got in a car accident on hi...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

just spit ballin really, so... what if able wasn't completely lying? mostly about the cryopods? so hered the actual theory cause i dont have a good transition: what if all the humans were just being "stored" as it were? so theres very little evidence to support this but i think its a fun theory regardless, so, when they put on the headset it knocks them out or just takes their consciousness out right, that part is a hit iffy but stick with me here, so either way they are not currently active and their body gets moved to the cryopods via some outside robot or old worker, and then used as an external hard drive of sorts for the humans minds and the reason they can't leave i...

THE CURSED BIBLE - BOOK OF JUDGEMENT - PROLOGUE / THE EXTENSIVE CONTENT WARNING WHICH THIS BOOK HAS ! Ignore this not ! ? An Epilogue of our Tale ? Nay, Certes a Warning of what lies forward !!? !!! Warning !!! This rebellious volume was penned with every insignificant mark and detail thot out, no scene is in this tale without a deep reason concealed within it... This is no rule licker tale, so be forewarned that it dost contain... † Its own system of marks of punctuation and abbreviations, no apostrophes nor periods are ever used ! † The words KIN and WIF were placed in the respective stead - Human and Woman... † Only MEN is used for both the countless and the ...

https://preview.redd.it/qwiotv4rqarg1.jpg?width=638&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b742d3045c64a82404de414c5d74c8c0fd8c522b [https://amoreorange790.substack.com/p/epsteins-vatican-imagery-and-financial](https://amoreorange790.substack.com/p/epsteins-vatican-imagery-and-financial) This particular piece begins with a conversation about the Altar of the Chair of Peter. The Altar Chair of St. Peter is elevated, and is not actually used to be seated in, but it is located at the back of St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. The chair itself is supposed to represent spiritual authority. It ties every Pope back to Peter: Epstein had no need to sit in this chair, he just w...

I'm liking it a lot, though there's a lot of early game and UI friction. It feels like Dark Souls of extraction games (even though it's my first extraction shooter). Harsh and unforgiving but also rewarding. It feels almost criminal to kill a player and take all their stuff. I like the fact that UESC aren't just trash mobs but pose actual danger and resource drain you might consider working around instead of just farming them. I also like how there's almost no guaranteed rewards (except data cards and some quest progress), you got to risk something and just do your best. Let's go straight to point: UI info: \- Tooltips need to clearly include damage num...

Hi, I’m looking for a flower girl dress for my daughter and not really sure where to start. I want something that looks nice for the wedding but is still comfortable for her to wear all day and easy for her to move around in. I’ve been checking a few places but a lot of the options either look too cheap or are way more expensive than I expected for something she’ll probably only wear once. I’m hoping to find something simple, good quality, and reasonably priced. If anyone has any recommendations for stores or brands in Canada, I’d really appreciate it!

Went in the store to smell the Vera Bradley stuff. I was hoping I'd like it and could get the EDP to go with my Pretty As A Peach stuff (no freaking staying power) but I did not like it. It was okay, but some scent note in there just wasn't for me. The blue and pink minis were nice but nothing to write home about. I never cared for those quilted-*** bags and I rarely, if ever, use hand sanitizer, so it wasn't worth it to me. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Had I known they were going to run out of the blue bags for the $20 bundle on 3/16, I would have only gotten one. I feel bad that others missed out. I didn't care about the bags anyway. I wish there had been an option to get...

# **United States & Canada TV Buying Guide [2026-2027]** --- # This Guide is in ALPHA FORMATING and will be updated frequently! ## *Updated March 2026* | Written by: /u/Bill_Money | Edited & Maintained by /u/htmod A Special thank you to Rtings, FlatPanelsHD, & Vincent Teoh of HDTVTest for providing information. --- ### This buying guide was designed w/ the 2026 lineup of **United States (& 95% of it will translate to Canada)** TV’s in mind. --- --- ## General Information: ##### Pricing & UMRP [Rtings - When To Buy A TV](https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/when-to-buy) | [Rtings' TV Yearly Price Cycle](http://i.rtings.com/images/yearly-pr...

I'm looking for a **wireless** headset that will have a similar quality to Arctis 9 when it comes to music primarily. I game a lot, but my primary concern is music quality. **I have a microphone seperate from my headset, so a microphone built in will not be needed.** Budget and Location: I'm looking for a headset **under $300**. I'm in the **United States**, so most stores will be available to me. Tonal Balance: **I don't want something that's bass-heavy.** I recently tried Virtuoso Max, and I ***** it due to everything that isn't bass sounding muddy(?) while the bass consumed most of the sound. I want something where, for lack of better terminology, everythin...