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A few years ago, I had an idea for a Plants vs. Zombies musical. I never ended up finishing it because life and other projects got in the way. But since I don't have as much stuff going on, and I've had time to improve my skills as a writer, I think I'm in a good place to revive the project and hopefully write it in its entirety I still like the overall plot I originally wrote, though I'll definitely go through and adjust it. The show has two acts with a time jump in between. The first act shows the events before and during the zombie takeover of Neighborville, with a pretty dark and serious tone. The second act follows the events of PvZ1 and leans more into the wackine...

This is a question I choose to ask nearly every customer I interact with. Within our company I have the receptionist role of swiftly booking appointments which require a valid ID/birth cert from customer to book; Our interaction starts with me writing down their legal name. Socially, I use a completely different name than my legal name. Exactly 50% of our small staff uses a nickname of a sort. If someone were to take my ID and assume my name from it, I would want to dissolve through the floor simply because I was not given the chance to introduce myself first. Lately I have been brave enough to correct others when this does happen, and I see in my own job how easily this simple step can be...

The global electronics lifecycle is no longer linear. Devices and IT assets move across refurbishers, resellers, recyclers, smelters, data destruction providers, and logistics partners before reaching end-of-life. In such a chain, one weak link can introduce regulatory risk, data leakage, uncontrolled exports, or environmental harm. The **R2 Standard** was developed to prevent that by defining how certified facilities must manage equipment responsibly and prove that their downstream partners are equally compliant. These downstream partners are known as **Downstream Vendors (DSVs)**. For companies in Singapore—especially those handling cross-border ITAD, medical equipment, defense elect...

🎉 Welcome to r/SipNSnack! 🍔🥤☕🍜 Hey everyone! I’m u/Unlikely-Hat-8044, the founding moderator of r/SipNSnack, and I’m excited to welcome you to our new little corner of Reddit for all things food, drinks, snacks, cravings, and delicious discoveries. Whether you’re a foodie, a caffeine addict, a midnight snacker, a street food explorer, or someone who just loves sharing what they’re eating or sipping—you belong here. 🍕 What to Post This community is for anything tasty, fun, or food-related that others would enjoy: 📸 Food & drink pics ⭐ Honest reviews of snacks, meals, cafes, restaurants, or energy drinks ❓ Questions (“What’s the best instant...

im in no way soliciting anyone, so mods don't get on my butt!! I’ve been thinking a lot about how frustrating weekly eating can feel — not just cooking, but the whole process of figuring out what to eat, how to make it fit your goals, and then turning that into a grocery list that doesn’t leave you with a bunch of random leftover ingredients. im currently working on somethiing that looks to solve this issue and i feel like there are many people on this subreddit who feel the same issue, and here is what it aims to do: * build a **personalized weekly meal plan** based on your goals, preferences, and lifestyle * keep the meals **simple and realistic**, not overly complicated ...

So it’s been about a week after the DLC dropped and I think we’ve had enough time to start developing a “playstyle”. Disclaimer: I am a filthy casual who plays FFA and 4v4, but also an armchair general watching casted 1v1 games. Mounted villagers: Make as many as you can. Don’t stop until you get all 20 + as many as you get from tributaries. They gather double (or 2.2? Don’t know exact numbers) as fast as regular villagers, but only require 75% longer to train, while also moving faster. This means in the short run you’re actually able to get slightly ahead in eco, and can very quickly focus on any critical resource you need while running away from raids. You also need less ho...

Storage won't accept my hops even though I said accept, no one will haul it there saying no place to put it?? https://preview.redd.it/7gx8mavxrt1h1.png?width=1640&format=png&auto=webp&s=3074d09dae24089f50fccf0087d030455c0c1dc1

https://preview.redd.it/c4aajpeort1h1.png?width=3508&format=png&auto=webp&s=e496fbfc42ff3b53a497a42790adf7e0d4973437 Memory transcription /subject/ Zello- Venlil Extermanater  Date \[Standard Human Time\] 20 August 2136 *I didn't trust that thing. It claims it was going to the meal room, but i saw it stalking its way down the other hall. While I'm glad there will be one less predator in the meal room, someone had too keep track of our “teacher”. I followed the rhythm of its steps. One boot, the tap of that stick then the other foot. I followed till the sound stopped around a corner, an ambush maybe? I pressed myself against the wall. I appeared aro...

im in no way soliciting anyone, so mods don't get on my butt!! I’ve been thinking a lot about how frustrating weekly eating can feel — not just cooking, but the whole process of figuring out what to eat, how to make it fit your goals, and then turning that into a grocery list that doesn’t leave you with a bunch of random leftover ingredients. im currently working on somethiing that looks to solve this issue and i feel like there are many people on this subreddit who feel the same issue, and here is what it aims to do: * build a **personalized weekly meal plan** based on your goals, preferences, and lifestyle * keep the meals **simple and realistic**, not overly complicated ...

\*\*TLDR:\*\* Team-ups in Rivals should involve more active coordination and risk/reward instead of mostly passive bonuses. Fastball Special is a good example of how team-ups can encourage communication, timing, and teamwork without being overpowered.  Hi, everyone. I have an idea for how to handle team-ups in the future to make them feel more like you're relying on someone just being on your team. My current issue with team-ups is that they don't involve actual teamwork and sometimes feel antithetical (in specific cases) to their purpose. In addition, my issue is that some hero kits are underwhelming without the team-up, or overwhelming (basically introducing minmax-ing in some...

# Introduction Germany has become one of Europe’s leading technology hubs, especially in mobile application development and digital innovation. With increasing smartphone usage and evolving consumer preferences, lifestyle applications have gained massive popularity among users seeking convenience, entertainment, fitness, travel, shopping, wellness, and social interaction in one digital ecosystem. Businesses are rapidly investing in custom lifestyle apps to improve customer engagement, build brand loyalty, and create personalized experiences. From fitness tracking and wellness coaching to fashion marketplaces and social networking platforms, lifestyle apps are transforming how people inte...

Pictures: 1. 157 hours spent launching this rocket. The only spoiler I got was that there are non desert worlds... and I looked up the bug spawning mechanics 😂 2. Big zoom out of the base 3. My oldest (remaining) production facility 4. My smelting facility this was when I started to feel like I was understanding how to use the construction robots. 5. My v2 oil refinery. A later update added circuit controlled conditional light oil cracking. (Lube not shown bc v1 created so much more lube than I could ever need and I was able to carry myself thru the game on it 😂) 6-7. My green / red circuit factories... I initially made multiple small ones but it became more practical to just hav...

Hello Everyone, Currently I'm working as a software developer in a MNC. I have been acttively searching for job from the past 3-4 months. I only got 6 calls and given 1 interview. Ik that current market conditions are bad, but I also have 3 YOE. I am primarily looking for Backend developer role. So I want to know whether I am making any mistakes in resume. Please give your honest opinion,

im in no way soliciting anyone, so mods don't get on my butt!! I’ve been thinking a lot about how frustrating weekly eating can feel — not just cooking, but the whole process of figuring out what to eat, how to make it fit your goals, and then turning that into a grocery list that doesn’t leave you with a bunch of random leftover ingredients. im currently working on somethiing that looks to solve this issue and i feel like there are many people on this subreddit who feel the same issue, and here is what it aims to do: * build a **personalized weekly meal plan** based on your goals, preferences, and lifestyle * keep the meals **simple and realistic**, not overly complicated ...

Just got these and the Cajun ones from woolies. $8.50 each. They're from the USA and are pretty popular there from what I've seen. Made it with some noodles and veg and they're pretty good!

I forgot why I stopped planting Salvia and rediscovered why after planting some new Salvia yesterday. Overnight, something chewed through some stalks. They always just chew on them right at the base and leave them. Also looks like they nibbled on a new Dahlia. This also used to happen to my lily stalks until I put up a barrier. I doubt it's due to grubs or insects. I don't have any deer, but there are possums and raccoons.

​ I'm developing a savory matcha-based cream sauce for a fish dish, but every sample I've tried has been a disaster. The Yamamasa Koyamaen (YK) was way too marine and fishy, and a cheaper one I got from a broadliner was just bland and astringent. I'm trying to chase that smooth, creamy, nutty flavor profile you get from high-end stuff like Ippodo, but my food cost can't support their retail prices. A chef at another restaurant recommended I try a US wholesaler called One With Tea because they specialize in organic ceremonial grade. Before I order a sample, does anyone know if their profile leans more nutty/sweet or grassy/astringent? I can't afford ...

Hey everybody! I enjoy cooking as a hobby, and have gotten super good at it (at a home cook level) these past few years, however I've largely limited myself to foods within my local cuisine/culture (Arab food, especially levantine). Recently I've been exploring new cuisines, and have been enjoying French and Italian food quite a bit, but always seem to face the same 2 barriers: \- Wine: I can't use alcohol in my cooking due to religious purposes. Even if the alcohol cooks off, it's still not permitted. I usually just skip the wine/alcohol step in my cooking and just increase whatever other liquids I'm adding. Some of my friends of different religions who consume...

I built an AI-powered meal planning app called **Auster**, and I’m opening it up for people to try. The goal of Auster is to make weekly eating feel a lot less overwhelming. Instead of bouncing between calorie trackers, recipe apps, grocery notes, and random meal ideas, the app is meant to help you build a full week of meals around your goals, food preferences, and lifestyle — then turn that into one clean grocery list. What Auster is trying to improve: * **Personalized weekly meal plans** based on your goals, preferences, and restrictions * **Simpler grocery shopping** through one consolidated list built from the full week * **Less food waste** by reusing ingredients across meals ins...