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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 ...

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...

# What Are "Online Credits" for Architects? When architects talk about "online credits," they're referring to continuing education units earned through accredited online courses that fulfill either: 1. **AIA membership requirements** — The American Institute of Architects requires its members to complete 18 Learning Units (LUs) per year, at least 12 of which must be designated Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW). 2. **State architectural licensing board requirements** — Most U.S. states require licensed architects to complete a specified number of continuing education hours per renewal cycle (typically 1-2 years) to renew their license. 3. **Both simultaneously...

Hello, I am missing a nut on my weight distribution hitch. Camco does not sell the part nor support this model of eaz-lift. Can someone help identify the name of the part so I can atleast search the internet, tractor supply, and other industrial suppliers for a replacement. Please see pics. Thanks.

There are too many options and storage containers on Amazon. Help lol what’s the best way you have found to store ****** milk when pumping? I’m being induced in a little over a week and my plan is to BF an pump so long as my supply is good

huge with trailer requirement for that pay is ***

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My number one issue with many ergonomic chairs is that they are ugly and look cheap. Honestly I sometimes can’t visually tell the difference between a $1.000+ chair and a budget chair. Even chairs like the Aeron which is considered a design icon look ugly and cheap to me. Models like the embody (to me) look like something that came straight out of a retirement home or a medical supply store (sorry). Brands like steelcase look like they have a designer who’s refusing to let the 90’s go. The cosm low or the setu are somewhat acceptable design wise but still far from likeable. Any suggestions on chairs that also LOOK premium and aesthetic? Chairs that are not using plastics excessively?...

picked this up 2nd hand last year, had it set up in a store as the action was atrocious, all good since then, however I switched from the normal .100s to a .107 labella super polished set and it needed a tighten or two to get it back to how it was, however even using the supplied tool etc, I can't get it to budge with a force I feel comfortable with, I'm pretty certain this is stripped out, not sure if that happened at the shop, or in it's previous life

Found a 1TB micro-SD card at a local "Staples" store today for $90 (rather than the $150-$190 they're going for on Amazon now). It likely won't always be the case, but for now it seems like local retailers may not have followed the crazy supply-shortage pricing just yet. Best of luck, y'all!

Hi everyone, I'm trying to buy a Steam Deck OLED in Spain, but it has been completely out of stock on the official store and across most of Europe for a while now. I’ve read that the shortage is related to global RAM/storage supply issues and that Valve mentioned stock could be “intermittent,” but I’m wondering if anyone has more up-to-date info. Does anyone know if a restock is expected soon? If it doesn’t come back in stock, I’m also considering alternatives.

Looking for opinions on Cosmorama Supplies. I notice that their flooring products are chinese made but much cheaper than other stores. Are they just as good? Or stay away?

my mother and i had built a quiet, happy life for almost twenty years after my father left us. he had found another woman and abandoned our little family, and for a long time, we lived day by day, content with each other’s company. our mornings were simple, mom opening the windows to let in sunlight while i helped her with breakfast, evenings filled with laughter as we shared stories from our day. despite the hurt left by my father’s absence, we had grown close, unshaken by the past, and the two of us were enough. everything changed about a year ago when my grandma, my mother’s mother, passed away. she left us some money and a few properties, and with it, we decided to start a small g...

I haven't had isopods for a couple years now. I used to bake everything (I always bought from the store) just in case. Im ordering all of the supplies from Amazon from various different stores and I was wondering if I have to go through the baking process again? Oak litter, reptile soil, horticulture charcoal, cork bark, and some calcium.

At the 2026 Honda x Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team New Partnership Launch Announcement held in Tokyo on January 20th, there was another event that attracted attention along with the press conference. That was the new power unit, the RA626H, designed and developed under the new regulations, which Honda will supply to Aston Martin, with whom it will form a new works partnership from 2026. 　The silhouette and sound of the new power unit were unveiled at the press conference held at the Tokyo Auto Salon on January 9th , but this was the world's first public unveiling of the actual unit. What was distinctive was the two-tiered orange square object sitting in front of the inte...

\- Based on Nik’s horrifying fox creature, with some creative liberties of course. CW : light child abuse \- Being an intern wasn’t for the weak—let alone one working among small-town detectives with coffee-stained shirts and perpetual five o’clock shadows. These hometown heroes strutted through the station’s scuffed linoleum hallways, puffing their chests out for civilians and public officials, while never really doing much beyond shuffling papers and rehashing old football glories. A meth lab bust here, an occasional domestic dispute there, and all they ever received was high praise plastered across the front page of the Oakridge Gazette—beneath a headline that always made...

As someone who’s been called a Bookchinite and a Mutualist at different times in my life, I probably only know about the concept of Gift Economies because of Anarcho Communism. But I’m well aware AnComs aren’t the only people who support gift economies. For those who don’t know, a gift economy is where goods and services are provided freely with nothing expected in return (except social betterment). In some cases, this can maybe be done. I know some software developers who make open source code for free. But can the entire software industry can be done that way? I doubt it.  In my opinion all jobs will not go away due to automation, even if there’s sentient AI and walking robo...

[This thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/Journalism/comments/1rfd42c/re_olivia_nuzzi_how_common_is_it_for_editors_to/) on the Journalism subreddit reminded me of when, for a year or two, I copy-edited a weekly U.S. luxury-travel and lifestyle publication. Most contributors couldn't write their way out of a paper bag. (It wasn't even all their fault; the publisher hired younger writers who were desperate for a shot and willing to accept ****** fees. Pay peanuts, attract monkeys.) Anyway, for about four, five weeks only, I collected the most eye-popping errors. For your amusement, I'm sharing some of them here. This is not even a complete list. Prepare to cringe. I know *I* did. ...

I wandered into a little beauty supply store near a birthday party my kid was at and saw these Absolute New York polishes for about $3 USD! I just got one to try, this bright red leaning copper. Pic 2 is more color accurate, my cell phone hates red tones lol. It’s really pretty! Like many metallics it shows brushstrokes a bit during application, but it smoothed out very well with top coat + while curing. \- glitter unique lift off base \- kb shimmer hydrating base \- Absolute New York, Silk Burgundy, 2 coats \- Poshé QDTC I still used top coat for protection and shine, but as advertised on the bottle it was very quick dry! I’m not sure where or how much these are around, no...

I'm trying to build up my vintage Ralph Lauren shop and I cannot figure out the sourcing side of it. I've been thrifting but it's slow and inconsistent and I can't scale like that. I see other resellers dropping 15+ pieces a week and pricing stuff low enough that I can't figure out how they're even profitable unless their sourcing cost is basically nothing. Are people buying wholesale vintage lots? Bulk from overseas suppliers? Cause thrift store prices plus platform fees plus shipping supplies doesn't leave much margin especially on lower ticket items. I don't expect anyone to give away their exact sources but even a general direction would help.