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M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro Launch Imminent as Reseller Stock Dwindles ([www.macrumors.com](http://www.macrumors.com)) >New M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro models are slated to launch in the near future, according to information shared with MacRumors by an Apple Premium Reseller. >The third-party Apple retailer said that ‌MacBook Pro‌ stock is very low currently because there is an imminent new product introduction. Apple typically coordinates supply with retail stores ahead of a new model launch to avoid leaving resellers with too many outdated machines. >Over the weekend, Bloomberg said that the new MacBook Pros are going to launch alongside macOS Tahoe 26.3 dur...

As we hit our stride in the new year, it’s not uncommon to revamp the linen closet and choose some new towels and sheets that feel a little more grown-up and fitting for a new you. Whether you want to feel like you’re at a spa, you look forward to a soft and plush towel when you get out of the shower, or you just want your guests to think, “Wow, I feel like royalty” when they spend time at your house, Turkish cotton towels are a great fit and can elevate any household’s boring towels. They’re the perfect intersection of all the things that make a notably good towel, which is why our team has put together a list of some of the best available Turkish cotton towels. As a quick n...

My partner and I are in our mid-30s, no kids. We have the opportunity starting this year to start living abroad (whilst still working as digital nomads) anywhere in the world. We are currently based in the U.S. and our income is $130k usd before taxes. Our housing in the U.S. is secured (i.e. we can come and go from our homebase, so we plan to spend 6 months abroad, 6 months back "home", repeat.) I've been stressing "moving" to Italy (I have dual-citizenship, he does not), to reconnect with my roots, finally become fluent in Italian, and embrace "La Dolce Vita." Partner is 100% on board. We'd likely stay in various vacation homes across the country...

the title isn’t an exaggeration, i’m a PTSL at my store and my SM came up to me and the cashier on duty and told us that the district manager (michael rogers in this case, new england DM) was going to have all of the new england store managers watch the cameras at different points in the day to watch us and make sure we’re getting email captures. i wasn’t told much else than that but i’m getting real sick and tired of all this garbage about email captures, my store gets less than 200 transactions on an average day, most not repeating customers mind you and at least half of them are old people that still use flip phones. reading other posts on this subreddit this really just seems l...

Have you ever read *Time Out of Joint* by PKD? It's about a guy named Ragle Gumm. He wins a daily newspaper puzzle contest and lives a seemingly normal life. Everyday is perfectly normal by all accounts. But one day, for almost no reason at all, he begins to suspect his reality is an illusion. Strange inconsistencies appear. He knows something isn't right, he can feel it, but everything *is* right and he has no evidence to contrary. That's what this feels like for me. Everything was fine a short while ago, maybe less than a year. And to reiterate, *everything is still the same.* Nothing has changed. My house is still my house. My cat is still my cat. My wife is still my wife ...

anyone rebound? tried years ago with some Amazon junk. don’t recall much but I stored it away so I think was too hard on the system. years later circled back and bought equipment much nicer. I did 8 min a day 3 days in a row - today I woke up and felt decent even though it clearly was irritating my system along with Lymph Mover and making me wired tired at night then today on day 3 the 8 min blew me out of the water. all kinds of symptoms but a little less aggravating when it’s sort of in your control and hey no pain no gain in this Lyme game. anyone else? do binders help toxins loosening from lymph flow? I get it travels to bloodstream but does the binder intervene early enough? the rea...

[PT I](https://www.reddit.com/r/TalesFromTheCreeps/s/jMiFtgCMoM) Even the previous night’s events couldn’t stop me from sharing a secret smile with Sam over our breakfast. I found little in the way of sleep after my snake encounter, and that was to say nothing of being pursued by whoever was in the tomb. I didn’t know what to do about it. The most obvious solution was to get Felix involved. As project supervisor, he had seniority and held more sway with the expedition organizers than anyone on site, except James. Unfortunately, he left before I woke up to maintain the chain of custody over the artifacts in transit to the Ministry of Antiquities. I didn’t want to go to James for help...

Hello :) As the title states, I'm in the early planning stages of a one- or two-week Scandinavian trip, likely sometime in July. At the moment, my itinerary is wide open, so I would love opinions on where I might enjoy going, what I could do there, and how to get from one place to another. * **Me:** Early 20s American female traveler. Of course I want to travel safe as a solo woman, but I don't get the impression that I have to be any more wary in Scandi countries than I am at home in the States. I speak English and passable French (not that the French would really help.) I've backpacked all around Europe and the US before, but mostly with friends. * **Budget:** I don'...

Hi brides! I recently tried on an amazing dress that I really believe is my dress. However, the dress was a bit more expensive than I expected based on listed price ranges I kept finding for the designer online (and I knew this designer’s prices would already be pushing what I was comfortable spending!). I’ve since called some other boutiques (in other parts of the country since this designer isn’t carried at many stores in the US) and I have found a boutique (Boutique B) whose base price for the dress is $1k lower to begin with and even lower during trunk shows. I know that different stores mark up wedding dress prices differently to account for commission, etc. — is it worth asking...

I got this bangle from Huang's Jadeite and Jewelry Singapore on their online auction. The color is really different in real life versus the website photos (which is to be expected, but it was surprisingly less green than I anticipated). A lot of their bangles on the website have certificates, but they didn't include one with my purchase. Its a size 52mm. I usually wear my 54mm bangle from Kathy Jade and included side by side on photo 3. Interested to hear thoughts. I'm contemplating returning but would only be able to return for store credit I think?

I would appreciate your feedback for **Vantage – GuideAxon Private AI Life Coach**. The idea for the app went from building something private for myself to something I felt would be useful to a lot of other people. The app is a **fully on-device private AI life coach** that helps users improve leadership, wellness and communication - without sending your data to the cloud since all AI processing is done on-device. Your feedback (optional) on the following areas will be appreciated: * Is the app easy to onboard and use? * Anything confusing, unnecessary, or missing? * First impressions of the UI/UX **How to join on Android:** 1. Join the tester group: [https://groups.google.com...

We love sending flowers. Not just to a partner, but also to best friends, sisters, moms… sometimes ourselves (because self-love is real and also we like pretty things). Valentine’s Day feels like the perfect excuse to do something thoughtful, but online flower delivery can be so hit or miss. Sometimes you get a gorgeous, Pinterest-worthy bouquet. Other times… you get something that looks like it survived a bar fight. So our team spent way too much time comparing flower subscriptions and delivery services and figured we’d share what actually stood out: the good, the bad, and what feels overrated. Here’s the breakdown: **UrbanStems (best overall)** If you want flowers that feel ...

Gonna be real with you, I spent years thinking I was broken because therapists kept telling me to "open up more" and "be vulnerable." Meanwhile, I watched emotionally unavailable people command attention in ways I never could. That paradox messed with my head until I started digging into psychology research, attachment theory, and honestly? Some dark corners of human behavior studies. Here's what nobody wants to admit: emotional unavailability isn't always a bug. Sometimes it's a feature. I'm not saying become a cold narcissist who hurts people. But understanding the actual psychology behind why unavailable people seem magnetic? That knowledge is ...

Here's the recent brochure/one-pager I designer for an ERP AI Product. The only place I'm stuck is the icons for Migration Journey section, please give me suggestions for the different phases.

Please ignore how messy it is, we just moved in and I am struggling to figure out how to take control of this 70s closet. My last several apartments have had a walk in closet more or less so I was able to do a lot more. This closet has a pretty normal door size but goes very deep on the sides, making it hard for me to reach anything. The pictures I feel like don't do it justice for how hard it is to access stuff on the sides! My partner and I share a closet for hanging shirts and stuff, so this is mostly just some pants/dresses and on the door I have a hanging vanity that faces the inside of the closet. I would love to add some bag/purse organization in it too probably up top. I am also...

*copy and pasted from an online journal * Retatrutide: How It Works and Why Many People Mess It Up This post explains how Retatrutide works, why diet matters more than most think, and the dose errors that waste money and hurt results. If you’re already using Retatrutide or thinking about starting, this will save you time and frustration. --- Why Retatrutide Is Different Retatrutide hits three hormone systems at once, not just one. That’s why it feels stronger and more “full body” than older meds. GLP-1 GLP-1 helps the pancreas release insulin only when blood sugar is present. In the brain, it lowers hunger signals and food noise. Less snacking. Less mental pull toward food. ...

\[\[Hired Muscle\]\], for reference. I'm trying to figure out how to pronounce the Japanese name of the legendary Spirit named 'Scarmaker'. I know the kanji is this: 切紗深, and I also know that for each kanji character of that name, there's only one furigana character. I usually use three sources to find images of Japanese cards: * Scryfall * Gatherer * Hareruya MTG web store However, in each of these cases the image provided is very blurry and pixelated. If anyone has a copy of this card lying around, could you post a less-blurry photo of Scarmaker's name's furigana? Or, if you can read it yourself, just tell me in hiragana or romaji? I have an ongoi...

Most stores in my area just carry boxer briefs. Where are you buying the less common types of jock straps, Speedo’s, thongs for men? I know I can order them online but I would prefer to just go to a store to buy them.

My cousins and I grew up inseparable. Wherever I went, she went—and vice versa. We talked every day, texted nonstop, and were always making plans. She wasn’t just my cousin, she was my person. When I was getting married, I went dress shopping with my sister-in-law, two cousins, and my husband’s sister-in-law, Laura. The store was in Laura’s city, about three hours from where I lived. I found the dress, but the shop explained that once it arrived, someone had to be available to pick it up quickly or they would put it back on the floor. My sister-in-law suggested I ask Laura if she could pick it up for me. I asked her directly, and she said yes. I trusted her, wrote down her informat...

* **The "Sternberg Diet":** When she first arrived in Hollywood, Paramount Studios and director Josef von Sternberg insisted she lose weight. To achieve her signature look, she reportedly lived on a restricted diet of **tomato juice and crackers**. * **Broth and Cottage Cheese:** Other accounts of her studio-mandated "prescribed eating plan" included **broth, cottage cheese, and toast**, which she paired with exercise to "shape her body". * **Culinary Favorites:** Despite her strict dieting, Dietrich was an accomplished cook who enjoyed hearty German-style dishes. Her favorites included **beef tea, lamb chops, liverwurst**, and a specific **cucumber salad...