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My boy has a thing for tipping his water (he never tips his food bowl). I have those bowls that sit in a silicone mat, but he gets his teeth under the lip and pulls them out and tips the bowls over. I previously had a fountain, but he could pull the top off with his teeth, then tip the reservoir. I currently have him drinking out of a square pyrex (I'm not convinced he won't figure out how to tip that), but I want running water to hopefully distract him from toilets. Basically, if it fits in his mouth, he'll chew on it. Is there a fountain out there that latches together with a stable base?

A few weeks ago I shared a 4-week update on a fat-loss experiment where I went from 172 → 167. At that time I committed to not changing anything for another 8 weeks so I could see where a controlled deficit and maintenance strength training takes you in your 40s. Here’s the 12-week result and the lessons that matter: Weight Trend: (see graphs in comments) Total: 172 → 164 over 12 weeks Average: \~0.5 lb/week What stayed the same • Protein \~0.7–1g per lb goal weight • Strength training: upper lower split over 5 days. maintenance volume (2 sets/exercise, \~3 RIR) • Zone 2 cardio (15–30 min based on gymnastics days) • daily weigh-in’s after pooping What didn�...

A noir thriller originally written in Chinese, translated by the author. # Flush "Not again with this ******* rain." Wu Su muttered, watching the street drown outside. Two electric scooters and a handful of bicycles floated through the floodwater like rubber ducks in a bathtub. A toppled blue billboard blocked the road ahead. Car alarms wailed up and down the block, swallowed by the downpour. This was his seventh year in the city. The seventh day of consecutive overtime this month. The seventh straight day of rain. The city had never seen anything like it. Not in all the years Wu Su had lived here. He checked the clock on his laptop: quarter to one in the morning. He had f...

When most people shop for a cutting board, they look at size, wood type, or price. But very few ask: **Where did this wood come from?** **How was it processed?** **How far did it travel?** Those questions matter more than most people realize — especially if you care about sustainability, environmental impact, and product integrity. https://preview.redd.it/me8q7ic86wkg1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=87098307b705c8087314b3a73096dfa819ea2d28 Here’s a breakdown of why sourcing domestic hardwoods makes a difference, and how [woodsandwax.com](https://woodsandwax.com) approaches cutting board production differently than mass producers. # 🌳 The Hid...

Hoping this group can give me some guidance on grow lights since I’m seeing a lot of conflicting info. My plants are in a room with East facing windows and a bit of overhead light from a ceiling window. But for the most part I wouldn’t consider the room super sunny. So I added a grow light and went with the Sansi clip lights at 5W. Which now I’m reading 5W is way too little. I’ve read somewhere in the range of 30-40W is ideal. Do you guys think this light is helping or should I get a bigger full lamp one? If so any brands / model recommendations would be helpful since there’s so many options. I did add some light support to the base since I repotted it about a month ago and i...

Just for some brief context I (18m) and my friend (18m) had been friends for more than half our lives i met him when we were 7 and have been friends ever since, i considered him a brother to me, but about 6 months back this friend texted me basically saying that me posting me and my girlfriend is annoying to him and that he would get upset when he saw my profile picture (which is just me and my girlfriend) now i think this would be fair if i was spam posting every 2 seconds about how in love we are, but thats not the case. I would post every once in a while of just pictures of us and nothing more, but the way the message was all worded it seemed like it came from a place of jealousy, and ba...

Anyone have a favorite cookbook for a Mediterranean country that is mostly meat recipes? Can be specific to a country- French, Spanish, etc.

i posted the 10 questions earlier waiting on an satisfactory and coherent response from my mother, which is beyond her capacity even though a member since 1979. So rather then wait, I used AI to research the best responses to each question 1-10. Because otherwise, it's never going yo happen lol Here are the most coherent, official-style responses Jehovah's Witnesses (and their publications on jw.org/Watchtower) typically give to these 10 questions. These draw directly from their literature (e.g., 2011 Watchtower articles on Jerusalem’s destruction, blood fractions explanations, NWT appendices, Governing Body statements, etc.). They emphasize Bible priority, progressive understan...

# Choosing the right catering can make or break your event When planning an event in Melbourne, catering is more than just food delivery. It directly impacts guest experience. • Flexible menu options for different event sizes • Easy-to-eat food that keeps guests comfortable • Reliable delivery timing across Melbourne suburbs • Clear dietary labelling (vegan, gluten-free, vegetarian) • Neat presentation that suits both casual and corporate settings Melbourne events often range from relaxed home parties to professional functions, so catering needs to be adaptable and consistent. If you’re looking for dependable catering across Melbourne, [R&S Sandwiches](https:/...

Most ai tools just write generic garbage. i built[cspark.app](https://www.cspark.app)to be different. it focuses on the "bridge" between the applicant and the job description. the goal is to help humans get seen by humans by bypassing the bots. features: * deep scan of job descriptions for hidden keywords. * automatic resume tailoring for each application. * high-speed optimization (under 1 min). * ats-optimized formatting. * match scoring system. im trying to keep it "micro" and fast. would love to hear from other devs—how do u guys handle ai pricing while keeping it affordable for users? thanks!

A deity, genie, or magic being comes up to you and asks which would rather have. You can enter these rooms on command and a floating door will appear for you to enter. Anything you leave in these rooms will remain in the rooms until you reenter. Their are no windows in any rooms because they are magic rooms floating in the void. Others can enter the room though you control if they allowed to enter and if disallow them they will be kicked out the door by magic ways. The garage is the exception and when summoned will have three normal sized garage doors side by side for you to enter. All of these magic rooms style can be modified to your desire such as the wallpaper, types of furnit...

# Abstract Nutrient profiling systems (NPS) are used to rate foods by nutritional value using food composition data. NPS have different purposes and limitations. Existing NPS have not adequately incorporated foods and food composition data from low- and middle-income countries and accounted for the nutritional needs of these populations in their scoring criteria. Recent publications have also called for developing NPS for global use and for assessing environmental impacts and affordability of foods. To address these needs, we developed the Nutritional Value Score (NVS), which is based on nutrients of global health priority and dietary factors predictive of noncommunicable disease risk. The...

Hey guys, i'm the dev behind [cspark.app](https://www.cspark.app). i built this because i saw my friends spending hours tweaking resumes for jobs they never heard back from. here is what it does: * it scans any job description and matches it with your profile. * it injects the exact keywords the ATS bots are looking for. * it gives u an "ATS Match Score" so u know your chances. * it does everything in under 60 seconds (no more manual work). * the AI makes the bullet points sound human, not like a robot. it’s still in early stages so it might have some bugs. realy want to know what u guys think about the UI. is it too simple? let me know!

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# Ingredients * 1½ cup rolled oats * 2 Tbsp nutritional yeast * 1 Tbsp flaxseed (or sub with chia seeds) * 1½ tsp baking powder * ½ tsp baking soda * ¼ tsp salt * 1 tsp onion flakes * ½ tsp garlic powder * 1 tsp smoked paprika * ½ tsp ground cumin * 1½ cup vegetable broth * 1 cup corn kernels\* (divided) * ½ cup TVP\*\* * 4 oz can of diced green chiles, strained\*\*\* (about ⅓ cup + 1 Tbsp) # Instructions **Prepare Pan & Preheat Oven** * Line an 8 inch square or round cake pan with parchment paper or a preformed parchment paper liner. * Preheat oven to 350 ℉ (175 ℃). **Process Dry Ingredients** * Place oats, baking powder, baking sod...

u/D2R News # 3.0.1 QoL, Bug Fix, and Uber Ancient Activation **Hightlights:** - Activated Uber Ancient Fight - Terrorized Act Bosses now drop statues, each one has a unique statue and overlaps with 2 others same as vanilla. - Minor Warlock pet buffs to Goat and Tainted to get them a bit more up to speed - The more feedback the better on this class so we can get it feeling good in RI density and **** difficulty - Sunders have been changed to their own base so a 3 to 1 (Random Element) recipe could be introduced. - Existing sunders will still do sunder things but won't work in the recipe and will need to be found again, wanted to get this done because the QoL is worth it. - Fixed a ...

Solo developers Julien and Erika are nearly ready to serve up [*Little Chef: Cozy Cooking*](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3376500/Little_Chef_Cozy_Cooking/), with Early Access landing on Steam on 16 March. You can even sample the physics‑powered kitchen chaos in a demo during the Steam Next Fest. You’re stepping into a game that looks like a colourful, cosy puzzle box, where every kitchen hides new ingredients, secrets, and the occasional cassette tape to lob into a music player. You drag, drop, toss, and experiment your way through each level, unlocking recipes simply by trying things out. With more than 150 dishes to discover, you’ll be poking into every cupboard and corner to...

I've been self-hosting everything I can for years. Email, photos, notes, DNS. But search was the one thing I couldn't cut the cord on. Every RAG/retrieval tool I tried wanted me to: * Send my data to OpenAI for embeddings * Spin up Pinecone or some managed vector DB * Get API keys from three different services * Trust that "we don't train on your data" actually means something I wanted grep on steroids. Something that actually understands what I'm looking for, runs on my own hardware, and never phones home. So I built it. # What it does GRIP indexes your files and makes them searchable. But instead of just matching keywords like grep, it learns which terms ...

order arrived today! bonus: last night’s rack of baby ribs with “butter,” sugar in the raw, and smoked salt to finish off the last order.