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Original Royal Guard image sourced at https://www.pexels.com/@heinz-klier-261981/ --- JOURNAL RECOVERED FROM THE VACANT HOME OF ALMA FREI, JANUARY 10, 2026 20 October, 2025 - Journal entry #47 Mood: Even Sleep: 6-7 hours, interrupted by a coughing fit Appetite: Normal Activity: I’ve been reading in the evenings again to pass the time since David departed, mostly British Royal history. Ceremonial positions fascinate me; the way certain roles persist less because they are useful to society, and more because nobody ever remembered to abolish them when they became redundant. Even the royals themselves are only figureheads these days, what with the Brits having parliament and the Prime ...

Hi all! I only have one full out after my first batch of submissions, so wanted to rework the query package. Would also love thoughts on the logline (first sentence) of the query. I'm considering changing Magnolia Parks comp to Maxton Hall as well, but maybe that causes the playfulness to get lost? Anyways... Being assigned to help him through his academic probation could offer the driven political heiress and disgraced quarterback a second chance—at both love and his football eligibility—but at the cost of her high-society family’s approval. THE INTERFERENCE is an 89,000-word new adult romance, in which the elite social sphere of Jessa Hasting’s Magnolia Parks meets the se...

Every morning, a new [daily digest](https://miniblocks.io/digest) appears on MiniBlocks. Every Monday, a weekly report follows. These are written by an AI model — but the interesting part isn't the AI. It's everything that happens *before* the AI writes a single word. We believe in transparency about how our content is produced. If you're reading our digests, you should know exactly what's behind them: what data we collect, how we detect anomalies, where external context comes from, and what constraints we give the model. This post covers the full pipeline. # Why Automate Digests at All? MegaETH produces 100 blocks per second. That's 8.6 million blocks per d...

I’ve got a ready 3 bed + maid + study , 2200 sq ft BUA and 2372 sqft plot directly with me Dm me for more info Ignore - Electricity is so deeply woven into modern life that it is easy to forget how recent and revolutionary it truly is. The journey—our “footsteps to electricity”—began not with power plants or light bulbs, but with curiosity about the natural world. Ancient civilizations observed static electricity when rubbing amber with fur, but it was not until the 17th and 18th centuries that systematic scientific exploration began. Early thinkers like William Gilbert studied magnetism and static charge, laying the groundwork for understanding electrical forces. In the 18t...

Hey r/startups_promotion, I’m one of the devs behind **Orbyz**. We’re a small team based in Austria building a social media app from scratch because we were honestly frustrated with how most platforms have evolved — especially the constant push for engagement at all costs. Orbyz is not funded by any VC money, but financed by a single entrepreneur whose main goal is to create a social space where people can make real connections, without being trapped in doomscrolling. What we’re trying to do differently: * Built and operated out of Austria (EU) * No selling user data * Non–ad-driven algorithm * Lean, energy-conscious infrastructure * Clear, user-focused ToS and privacy policy *...

By Umme Faatimah (B.Dietetics Univ. of Pretoria)  The modern world has swept us off our feet in so many ways… our dressing, our lifestyles and most noticeably our eating habits. We have so casually adapted the western culture of unhealthy eating, moving further and further away from the Noble teachings of the Quraan and Sunnah of The Noble Messenger of Allah (Peace be upon him). Yet, the newest nutritional research continues to discover the benefits of certain foods, labelled as "Super Foods". They have also unravelled the great benefits of certain eating habits, such as washing the hands before and after meals, eating with the hands, drinking in 3 sips…just to mention a f...

Hello everyone! Today is a very exciting day, as we have a brand new trailer in store for you. This brand new look at Gallipoli focuses on the Siege of Kut, where the Ottomans attacked the British Army holed up in the town of Kut Al Amara in lower Mesopotamia. # Watch the Kut Al Amara Trailer: [https://youtu.be/2pU94ZKCyuI](https://youtu.be/2pU94ZKCyuI) # The Siege of Kut The Indian Expeditionary Force (IEF) captured the Mesopotamian town of Kut al-Amara in September 1915. Situated in a horseshoe bend of the River Tigris it provided a base of operations for the British to consider a further advance towards Baghdad. However, after a defeat by Ottoman defenders at Ctesiphon in November ...

It was a particularly beautiful childhood in what was, really, a beautiful little village. Surrounded by many lakes and patches of forest. Especially the summers offered the finest time, when one could swim and feed the animals at the edge of the woods. For example, one time we had gotten up very early, it must have been around 6 a.m., pumped air into the tires of our bicycles, and I, my brother, and my father rode to the lake at the “gravel pit.” It was a particularly well-known excursion spot in Anberg, also called the “quarry lake.” We had brought carrots and some meat, and when we sat down at the water’s edge, the animals came, which by then were quite tame. Their eyes were d...

I spent way too long trying to "fix" myself before I realized something wild: most people who seem magnetic aren't fundamentally different from you or me. They just understand how contrast works. This isn't some shallow manipulation tactic. It's about understanding how our brains process information and using that knowledge to showcase your actual value instead of accidentally hiding it. I've pulled this from behavioral psychology research, communication studies, and honestly, just observing people who seem to effortlessly command respect without being loud or fake about it. Here's the thing society doesn't tell you: we don't evaluate people...

If you buy into the unavoidable future where AI comes for everyone's jobs then there is one truth that does not fit that narrative, really small companies. Often really small businesses have one person doing lots of 'jobs'. AI might just make their life easier, or in a lot of cases of overworked multi hat employees in small companies actually get closer to getting there job done in an actual 8 hour shift and they can go home and have dinner with the kids more often than not, Small businesses constantly have to adjust to supply and demand and one way they do that is stay small. Maybe the small businesses hardly have any consequences. Maybe this all will be a huge lift to the ex...

“How often do you have the dream?” the therapist- Dr. Richardson- pushes his glasses further up his nose. When I don’t immediately respond, his tired brown eyes leave his notepad and glance up to meet mine.  “Uh… I guess, for the last few weeks… every night.” He scribbles on his notepad and asks, “And before these last few weeks?” “Well, it started back in September, when we first moved into the house. At that time, it was only happening…  maybe once every other week or so.” “And did it become more frequent all at once in the last few weeks, or did it slowly start to happen more often?” “Uh. I think slowly.” The way he’s asking me questions, cl...

It was a particularly beautiful childhood in what was, really, a beautiful little village. Surrounded by many lakes and patches of forest. Especially the summers offered the finest time, when one could swim and feed the animals at the edge of the woods. For example, one time we had gotten up very early, it must have been around 6 a.m., pumped air into the tires of our bicycles, and I, my brother, and my father rode to the lake at the “gravel pit.” It was a particularly well-known excursion spot in Anberg, also called the “quarry lake.” We had brought carrots and some meat, and when we sat down at the water’s edge, the animals came, which by then were quite tame. Their eyes were d...

Hey r/Pathfinder2e, The Looting Llama character sheets for Pathfinder 2E have just received their biggest update yet - a full redesign plus a stack of new features that make these sheets genuinely better to play with at the table. >[**Download for free**](https://gum.co/u/7m4ft0hr) If you haven't seen these sheets before, they're free (pay what you want) fillable PDF character sheets built with real tabletop experience in mind. This update has been a serious undertaking, so let me break down what's new. # New Features **Mythic Support is fixed -** I'll be upfront: I had the Mythic proficiency bonus wrong in the earlier version, calculating it as a flat +10 on ...

Hey r/Starfinder2e, The Looting Llama character sheets for Starfinder 2E have just received their biggest update yet - a full redesign plus a stack of new features that make these sheets genuinely better to play with at the table. >[**Download for free**](https://gum.co/u/lkjex6fl) If you haven't seen these sheets before, they're free (pay what you want) fillable PDF character sheets built with real tabletop experience in mind. This update has been a serious undertaking, so let me break down what's new. # New Features **Mythic Support for Starfinder 2E** is finally here. **Augmentations and Upgrades Tracker** \- You can now track exactly where on your body or gear...

**Is she a human child or a resident?** She’s most likely the latter because she has superhuman abilities that made her more durable than every other child we played with or encountered: 1) she was able to climb down the cliff head first which is an impossible thing for a human to do, 2) she was able to survive and recover quickly enough from a boulder crashed on her head, 3) she has a power evaporates what she touches (it’s debatable whether this power is only limited to living beings or includes unliving objects as well, and if this power is something the Pretender can activate and turn off by choice). For argument’s sake, the last reason might not be enough to disqualify her as a ...

*A video comes to life, the hands of Zuzanna all that can be seen as she attempts to set up a camera, her muttering under her breath as the device gives her trouble for a moment before the screen settles in front of her. She lets out a sigh of relief and leans back in a large and comfy looking chair, the device itself assumedly sitting on a desk.* *Zuzanna herself is dressed comfortably, wearing an extra large t-shirt with an unknown label on the front and sweatpants, with her long dark brown hair pulled back into a pony tail. She looks exhausted. The room she's in is much like a college dorm room, only exceptionally large, like she has the entire first floor of a home to herself. Mult...

The App Store review process is so unpredictable. It always seems to take forever when I need an app released quickly, but flies by when I'm in no rush.

Over the past year I’ve realized I only want to own watches I actually wear. I’ve consolidated, made a few swaps, and this is where I’ve landed for 2026. From left to right: 1. Nomos Tetra I love Nomos as an independent brand, and the Tetra is quirky, playful, and still dressy. It’s easily the most “different” piece in the box. That said… it’s probably on the chopping block. When I reach for a dress watch, I usually grab the Cartier or the Rolex. The Tetra fills a cool niche though — less hype, more art-school energy. Something I’d wear to an art gallery (not that I ever go to art galleries, but you get the idea). A lot of people **** on this watch, which weirdly mak...

For years I thought I had some kind of terminal laziness disease. I'd wake up with good intentions, scroll through my phone for three hours, feel like absolute garbage, then repeat the cycle. My therapist kept saying "just make a plan" but like... what plan? I felt stuck in this weird fog where I knew I should be doing something but had zero clue what that something actually was. Turns out I wasn't lazy. I was just painfully, stupidly unclear about what I actually wanted. And holy ****, once I figured that out, everything changed. Here's what I learned from basically deep diving into psychology research, neuroscience podcasts, and enough self improvement books to f...

X (2014): **X**: Good Start, Mid section is hit or miss. But a solid intro to an album like X and definitely shows Chris Brown’s versatility as an artist (6/10). **Add Me In:** Groovy electric track a smooth follow up to X (song) Great vocal performance. Amazing bridge the bass shines through. One of his smoothest tracks for sure. (8/10) **Loyal:** Everyone knows this song. Amazing hook from Lil Wayne the beat is iconic and energetic. Tyga’s verse into the bridge is amazing. The bridge itself is amazing back into the final chorus is a beautiful wrap up for a track. (10/10) **New Flame:** Another Iconic beat and opening. Chris Brown’s really singing and that mic is defi...