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Late 90s tv commercial for this organizational gadget that when rolled up and closed was a hexagon shape. It had a handle built into the outside when it was rolled up it resembled a handheld toolbox. When you open it and roll it out flat there were all these little compartments for small things. They advertised it for crafting, small toys, army men, sewing supplies, trinkets…etc. It was red but also probably available in other colors. I always wanted one but couldn’t ever describe it enough to get my parents to know what I was talking about and the it was forgotten. I’ve looked it up before as an adult but never could find it using the description here. It rolled together perfectly i...

Touring Unoccupied Plots for Lease Nearby: Pointers for Discovering the Ideal Area\ If you're in need of additional space for a project, event, or business, leasing an unoccupied plot could be the perfect solution. Whether you're searching for a temporary setting for a construction site, a location for a festival, or a spot to establish a food truck, an unoccupied plot can offer the space you require. However, finding the proper plot for lease near you can pose a challenge. With a myriad of options available, how do you identify the ideal space to meet your requirements?\ This article will delve into the process of identifying and leasing an unoccupied plot near you. It will outlin...

The jewelry industry has always relied on mystique. We built our businesses on the "velvet rope"—exclusivity, slowness, and ceremony. But the consumer has changed, and I believe the "velvet rope" model is being dismantled by the "Prime" model. I just released a short breakdown on why Amazon is becoming the inevitable infrastructure for the jewelry industry (excluding ultra-luxury). It comes down to three friction points that independent sites struggle to solve: 1️⃣ Logistics is the New Luxury: The modern consumer views 2-week shipping as a failure, not "artisanal charm." Amazon FBA democratizes speed for small brands. 2️⃣ ...

Hi everybody. I'm new to this and wondering how everyone stores all their supplies so it's organised. More budget friendly would be great. 🙏

Venting, ranting, not really asking for advice...just getting this off my chest before it eats away at me. As art teachers, we know how challenging and unique our jobs are, but I'm not convinced anyone else in my community does. I get comments sometimes that make me want to scream...(i.e., "It's so nice you get to just paint and doodle all day", "It must be very nice to have a class that students *enjoy* so they just listen and you don't have to worry about management", "Wow your job must be so easy" "Do you even write lesson plans?" "Do you even have to grade? I bet you give everyone a participation grade.") But on the flip...

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I walked into my local wood supply store and I noticed this Muse 40w full spectrum laser with cooler and filter for sale for 100 bucks??! Asked if the sign was real and they said yes. I said put it in the truck. Obe always wanted a laser cutter and now i do. Ia there somthing wrong w this brand/model? Im trying to get it going, my first issue is that its missing the laaer hight calibration spacer and cant figure out what thickness its supposed to be so I can buy one. Ive seen 5mm and 10mm around the net. Anyone know the correct offset measurement? If there is a better sub for these types of questions please let me know, thanks!!

Hello! Can anyone help me with finding the name of this colour? It was bought individually at a local beauty supply store. The only marking on it is on the bottom “C5C5”.

I didn't take this order of course, but I thought it was funny. At 8:30pm I logged on and saw an order for dollar tree for over 50 items, $8ish and no tips. Later they added a boost but no tips. Besides just not wanting to risk a no tip order, I didn't want to **** off the dollar tree workers because their store closed at 9. Later on the order was removed... And then reappeared exactly the same but for a different dollar tree that closed at 10. Most of the items were cleaning supplies, idk why you'd be getting all your stuff from dollar tree because they overcharge for everything.

Is anyone else in Canada having supply issues with Silk Next Milk? Is it being discontinued? The grocery store I went to today said they will no longer be carrying it but it’s still on the website. I’m just wondering what everyone else is seeing. TIA.

Has anyone recently - REALLY recently, like since mid-January 2026 - purchased Proudi frozen patties in a Perth store? I'm not finding it on the usual pet supplies stores' websites/apps for click & collect. Maybe it's no longer being stocked, I don't know. Inner-northern suburbs ideally (Balcatta, Osborne Park, Yokine, thereabouts).

I got a text from my tenant that their furnace stopped working. I went over to check it out and upon trying to restart the furnace the inducer motor was making a noise but not spinning. It wouldn’t event spin with my hand. I called the HVAC supply store with an hour to spare and they had a new inducer motor for $310. Bummed, but determined to fix it I figured I would do the first half of the job and remove the old inducer first. Well, I did, and found a bird in there. It must have come down the chimney and found it’s way into the furnace exhaust. I hooked it back up before buying the new one and it worked. RIP Stanley Starling. Lesson: I need to make sure there’s a cap on my chi...

I have examined the ability of ReElement to utilize hafnium (and zirconium) as a true "negative cost" feedstock target. This posting attempts to describe the ideal business formulation for this feedstock. This incudes the specific technical data and official documentation that validates the "Negative Cost" Zirconium/Hafnium model. This bridges the gap between Dr. Linda Wang's academic research at Purdue and ReElement’s commercial claims. The specific process ReElement would use for "Pickling Liquid" is detailed in recent research (May '25) from Dr. Nien-Hwa Linda Wang’s lab. This is the scientific blueprint for the commercial operation I am hopin...

Hey all, I'm a Sr. SDE working in Supply Chain Tech at a well-known company with a modern stack. 5 years in this space, MS in CS from a top public university. **My Endeavor (outside 9-5):** I'm building technical education content targeting non-technical supply chain workers—warehouse managers, local store owners, inventory planners. Teaching them how to leverage technology (data analysis, automation, GenAI) to improve their day-to-day operations. Why me: Years in supply chain tech gives me deep problem understanding. I bridge business and technical problems, and these skills extend beyond supply chain. I've also started publishing analysis on global supply chain disrupt...

So I hopped on last night to grind a bit on the Alliance event. I'm scrolling through contracts and see one for 615 aUEC to deliver 2880 scu Molina vents, COOL, I have a Hull C, let's do this. I head to the terminal and request my Hull C, and then take the elevator to my hangar. Well, SC had other plans. The ship elevator was just coming up and was empty... that's odd. So I waited but no ship. I stored it since that was an option in asop and as it's storing, the (invisible) ship plays basketball with the walls and BOOM it explodes. Ok fine, I won't be deterred, I will expedite a new ship and make a dinner snack to wait out the 15min respawn time, I'll ju...

Five years ago my mom died and I inherited her house \[rip ma\]. I travel and do seasonal work 75% of the year; i lived this way before inheriting her estate and did not feel inclined to change it. I saw it was a beneficial asset to have so I didn't sell it. Instead I decided to rent it to my friends and have a room where i keep my things as a home base; this is also beneficial for taxes as it makes my "tenants" boarders instead. I also charge them well below market value and up until a month ago was paying utilities. There are three roommates excluding myself \[one couple, one solo\] and they pay 2000 between themselves for: 1.5 storey house, 1.5 baths, 3 bedrooms \[one eac...

From Kimi K2 ------ #**The Missile Revolution: Russia’s New Maritime Dominance** **[00:00:39]** Andrei Martyanov opens by challenging traditional concepts of sea power, explaining that Russia has achieved maritime dominance without maintaining large surface fleets. He argues that precision missiles with ranges exceeding 1,500 kilometers have effectively converted Russia’s land-based forces into the world’s premier naval power. This transformation allows Russian submarines positioned across the Atlantic to control vast oceanic expanses without traditional carrier battlegroups. Martyanov references a critical yet ignored 2008 Defense Science Board memorandum titled “Capability Su...