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pls excuse my ugly photos & methodology! i made this while distracting a baby 👶 tried to follow a recipe on pinterest but didnt have one or two ingredients listed on some recipes so i kinda just improvised 😆 turned out pretty decent tho!! i wanted to make carrot cake/bread but idk if my toaster would suffice if anyone wants to toaster attempt: 2 bananas 8tbsp oatmeal (1/2cup) 2tbsp flour 1 egg Vanilla Baking soda Honey - tbh idk hm i put ;--; some recipes called for milk, the base recipe was supposed to be a banana oat bar but i wanted bread.. so i added the flour, egg, vanilla, baking soda LOL it kinda worked!! i just dumped everything into a food processor and set ...

**This Gardening Episode Completely Changed How I See What a “Garden” Is** I came across Gardening Australia 2026 Episode 9 and honestly wasn’t expecting much beyond the usual tips — but it goes way deeper than that. It covers four completely different things: * A Fijian food garden built around cultural crops like taro and cassava * A serious carnivorous plant setup with Nepenthes (pitcher plants) * A wetland restoration project that’s been running for 40+ years * A textile artist using botanical knowledge in her work What stood out is how much *depth* each person has. Nobody’s casually gardening — they’ve all gone deep into one niche and really mastered it. It kind of ...

The Barnyard comes into view long before the docking clamps engage — a broad‑bellied freighter with a gentle silhouette, its hull plated in clean, well‑maintained armor that gleams under station lights. Compared to the usual Convoy patchwork of welded plates, mismatched modules, and “creative” repairs, the Barnyard looks almost… serene. A wide, curved dome dominates its dorsal side — a transparent ecodome large enough to house a full, living barnyard ecosystem. Even from outside, Dawn can see the soft green of pasture grass, the glint of water troughs, and the slow movement of animals beneath the glass. As the shuttle approaches, the dome plating retracts in overlapping petal...

https://preview.redd.it/pxi8z89xppug1.png?width=422&format=png&auto=webp&s=d5122a9a8eb8213d51c9e83777546ff76f32dc27 # [House Umber: A Structural Analysis of Domain, Population, and Mobilization] \--- # Chapter 1. Framing the Problem and the Layers of Evidence The Umber domain must be read across several distinct layers: direct canon description, semi-canon supplementary material, fandom map consensus, and structural inference. Area and population should not be understood as a uniform, surface-like total, but as a nodal domain structure centered on Last Hearth, in which density declines outward from the core. Military mobilization, likewise, should not be read as a...

Hey what’s up? Hope you had a very nice weekend! I’m Looking for cool people to hopefully become friends with! I’m a very laid back guy so enjoys meeting people from all over the world, talking about life and having a good time. I’m very open minded and always up for a good conversation, whether deep and meaningful, or just random fun stuff. Let’s see if we vibe. Some things about me: Im very much into sports (basketball since I’m tall myself and gym) I love cooking! Always down to share some recipes and food pics lol. Whenever I can I try to travel to different places and hoping to see the world and my next big trip is (back) to Japan lol Mental health is very important I d...

​Hi everyone, ​I’ve been looking at the manuscript from a different angle—not as a book to be "read," but as a technical observation log for a functioning facility (likely a thermal healing site in Italy). ​Here is my theory based on pure logic and pattern recognition: ​Safety Through Distortion (The Puzzle): In the past, knowledge was easily stolen. To protect their "miracle cure," the creators used a "Puzzle-System." The drawings are intentionally distorted. A root from page X belongs to a leaf on page Y. You cannot replicate the medicine just by looking; you have to know how to "reassemble" the parts. ​The "Work-Dialect&q...

Hello, so I am the owner of LBNAPP. The app was made to give a free alternative to all the paid apps out there. There is a lot of features to unpack. So... let's get too it! Firstly, hello, My name is Bradley. I am a 27 year old with ulcerative colitis. I am a software developer. System admin and the soul maintainer of LBNAPP. I made this app to help me log what I do on a daily basis. It helps me log my steps, what I eat, what I drink, my weight loss, my meals, my calories, my carbs protein and a bunch of other stuff that I use personally on a day to day basis. I have struggled with being able to pay £30 - £50 yearly subscriptions for apps that do similar things, so I wen...

If you’ve been researching the **Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal**, you’ve probably already heard about the famous (and sometimes stressful) **Lukla flight**. Weather delays, cancellations, tight landings, and unpredictable schedules make it one of the most talked-about parts of the journey. But here’s the good news: 👉 You can completely skip the Lukla flight drama. In this guide, we’ll break down the **Overland Everest Base Camp Trek**, also known as the **no-flight-to-Lukla route**, and why more trekkers are choosing this safer, more scenic alternative with **Himalayan Asia Treks**. # Why Skip the Lukla Flight? The flight from Kathmandu or Ramechhap to Lukla is short—but...

The results were very interesting when I recently decided to test whether importing raw materials (coal / Iron) and refining them into higher-tier goods (metal / jewellery / armour) is actually profitable in Songs of Syx latest v.70 as of April 2026. I lacked clear information about the real ratio calculations or overall economics in my world, so I ran a series of controlled tests using the in-game production panels. A long post (I warned you!) but hopefully it is helpful to walk through the actual production ratios, then calculate profitability for 3 industrial chains: * **Import ore + coal → metal** * **Metal → armour** * **Metal + gems → jewellery** I also tested the effect of no...

When I first planned my **Everest Base Camp trek (EBC)**, everyone told me the same thing: 👉 “Take the flight to Lukla, it’s the only way.” But I wanted something different—more grounded, less rushed, and more authentic. So I chose to **trek to Everest Base Camp without Lukla flight** and instead started the journey from the lower Solukhumbu region. This is my **honest experience walking to Everest Base Camp via Salleri/Phaplu route**, including what I wish I knew, costs, difficulty, and practical tips for anyone planning the same. # Why I Avoided the Lukla Flight The Lukla flight is famous—but also unpredictable. Here’s why I skipped it: * Frequent weather delays and ...

Reptilian Staff - A new legendary sword based on the mythical T-Rex fruit. Obtainment - Can be bought from the Fossil Expert at Prehistoric Island for 20 Dinosaur bones, 20 Radioactive material, 20 Demonic Wisp and 5 Mutant tooth Title - After buying all the offered items by the Fossil Expert, you will recipe the Primeval Tyrant title, with a Green Special Title Color. Quick move analysis: Z - Apex Lunge - works similarly to spikey trident Z, however the last hit breaks observation. not only that, but it stuns the enemy briefly, allowing to combo moves such as Godhuman Z. After that, the push is similar to that of Pain X X - Primeval Dragline - it's a pull similar to that of Gravi...

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If the idea of landing on one of the world’s most extreme airstrips makes you nervous—or if you simply want a more authentic Himalayan adventure—then trekking to Everest Base Camp **without flying** is one of the most rewarding journeys you can take. This overland Everest Base Camp trek is gaining popularity among trekkers who prefer gradual acclimatization, fewer flight uncertainties, and a deeper cultural experience. In this complete guide, you’ll find a detailed itinerary, cost breakdown, distance, difficulty level, and expert tips from Himalayan Asia Treks to help you plan your trip. # Why Trek to Everest Base Camp Without Flying? Most trekkers take a short but thrilling fligh...

Am I the only one who eats cold overnight oats im the winter and warm stove-top oats in the warmer months? ;) PS. The photo is honestly so ugly ihihi... regarless, I swear it was so nice so I'll leave here the recipe. Took out the measurements since everybody need different amounts of food and energy etc. Eat good!

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Hi all, I am looking to enroll my son in a day care near our home in Bellevue around 148th St (around Microsoft Redwest campus). He has been a nanny at our home since he was 6 months old. He is a happy, healthy child who loves to play around other children, and explores independently (unless he sees his mother, then he wants to sit on her lap). Do you have advice on how to think about what will work best for him? I have some questions to ask on tours but I need community opinion as well - 1. pros and cons of center-based and home-based day cares? 2. how do you decide on montessori vs other models? 3. if you have experience with a young toddler in day care, how did the baby learn to nap ...

**The Premise** Traditional democratic models often rely on the "civic virtue" of politicians. In reality, political parties are rational, self-interested agents seeking survival and resources. When the system fails to align "public welfare" with "party interest," we get deadlock, corruption, and inefficiency. I am developing a framework called "Symbiocracy" that attempts to turn partisan conflict into a dynamic equilibrium. **Why do current democratic systems break down?** **The “winner-takes-all” political deadlock** The losing side is left with almost no meaningful power or resources. As a result, the opposition’s best strategy is not supe...

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I've been with my husband for 14 years. His family live overseas - just over an hour's flight but travelling overall takes about 8 hours. We fly over to see his family - mom, dad and brother - every 8-12 weeks, dependent on work, finances and other commitments. Though if they ever need us on a moment's notice, we're on the next flight out. We also speak to them every few days on the phone. We've already flown over to see them 4 times in the last 3 months. January was a normal visit, but then due to things they've had crop up, they've asked us to come over since for different things. We're here this week as a distant relative passed away a week ago an...