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I’ve had this plant since Nov, it was super cold in my apt so it slowly started losing all of its leaves and not growing new ones. I raised the heat a bunch and now that it’s getting warming outside I’ve been putting it near a window indirect sunlight. it stopped dying and literally two leaves are just half dead split down the middle as you can see lol it’s now growing new leaves however this one growing in seems to have the tips completely brown and falling off and the base is like it’s coming out of two branches? it’s fully arched and it’s like the base of the new leafs branch is coming out of one branch but the actual leaf is another branch. i don’t even know how to explai...

^(Given at the Hampstead Vihara, London, 1977) > "Why have you gathered here to practice meditation? It's because your hearts and minds do not understand what should be understood. In other words, you don't truly know how things are, or what is what. You don't know what is wrong and what is right, what it is that brings you suffering and causes you to doubt. So first you have to make yourselves calm. The reason that you have come here to develop calm and restraint is that your hearts and minds are not at ease. Your minds are not calm, not restrained. They are swayed by doubting and agitation. This is why you have come here today and are now listening to the Dhamma...

**Semaglutide: the molecule that turned GLP-1 into a household word** **TL;DR:** 31-amino-acid modified GLP-1 with a C18 fatty diacid linker that latches onto serum albumin and stretches a 1-2 minute native peptide into a 7-day weekly drug. Marketed as Ozempic (T2D), Wegovy (obesity), Rybelsus (oral T2D). The SELECT trial established cardiovascular benefit in non-diabetic obesity — that's the result that pushed it from "diabetes drug" to "category-defining weight-loss drug." **Quick facts** ·         **Aliases:** NN9535, Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus ·         **Origin:** Modified human GLP-1(7-37); two amino acid substitutions (Aib8, Arg34) plus ...

About a month ago I posted here looking for feedback on my core game loop. Now I'd love to hear what you think about where the game actually stands. What would you add, cut, or change? I've been spinning my wheels lately and could really use a fresh perspective to point me in a direction worth pursuing. Every opinion is appreciated — screenshots included. **Full feature breakdown** **The concept in one sentence:** You run a pharmacy by day while engineering and spreading custom viruses at night to keep your customers sick and coming back. # CORE LOOP **Day / Night cycle** * Morning report each day: NPC health tallies, deaths, infections, competitor moves, police overnight lo...

This is a true account. Now, I don’t know if this will ever be read someday, but I’ll try to describe as much as I can with the cadence a dramatic old man can manage. I fought in a war. I saw heads roll—literally—but never in my seventy-three years on this miserable planet had I come face-to-face with such an absurd kind of horror.   I was born in Dallas and moved to the state of Washington when I was still very young. I lived in Seattle through my teens until I was recruited to Vietnam. By choice. My life was empty; I had no dreams, no goals—but I had anger. A lot of anger. My old man wasn’t a nice guy. I thought I’d unload all that rage by shooting at Vietcongs, but instea...

My husband and I are newlyweds, and his family is mostly wonderful. They’ve always been warm and welcoming, and I really hope to build a good relationship with them, especially with my mother-in-law. After we got married, I left my corporate job and now spend more time taking care of our home. I genuinely enjoy cooking and cleaning, so from the start I’ve been making two to three meals a day for my husband, experimenting with new recipes and getting more confident in the kitchen. Everything felt great at first. It’s been about four months now, and I’ve started to notice a shift. At first, my mother-in-law would text my husband a few times a week asking if he wanted food dropped off...

I finished Yesteryear last night, and the longer I sit with it, the more I realize how multi-layered it is and I'm just dying to put all my thoughts in order to make sense of it all. First things first, we have Natalie, our possibly most unreliable narrator ever, who, as the story goes on, we recognize is far more unreliable than she seemed from the get-go. We're privy to her inner monologue when she calls Doug to get her out of the mess she put herself in with Shannon, and see for the first time that her inner monologue wasn't so "inner" after all... I originally thought this was when Natalie truly started veering off the deep end, but that theory went to **** when...

Cake is not my forte BUT I have my own recipe of chocolate cake which I love baking and sharing whenever I get to bake it. Background: When I was looking for a chocolate cake, I looked for a recipe which will not require me to use a mixer. I do have a handheld mixer but I only use it to to whip buttercreme for my ensaymada. I wanted a recipe which I can make whether there is a mixer available (in the future) on none. Anyway, I found this recipe that I have tweaked and customized based on my preference. It is actually a dense cake as per the baker and surprisingly I loved it the first time I baked it - prior to tweaking and changing some of the ingridient after I have watched other bakers...

Hey, I’m gonna keep this real instead of writing another “perfect” server post. We’ve put a lot into BetterTimes RP. Not just money — time, energy, late nights, fixing things on the fly, listening to every piece of feedback we get. We’ve bought MLOs for players. Changed scripts for players. Added jobs, clothes, features — sometimes the same day people asked for them. Not because we had to… but because we actually care about what this city becomes. And yeah — people fly in, we give them tours, they tell us they love it… …and then they don’t stay. That part *****. I’m not gonna sugarcoat it. ⸻ We’ve also put an insane amount ...

Hello Spiritual Fam, A 37 yr old guy here looking for a wife. I ‘m child of God and I behave like a little boy behaves before his father when I pray to God. To be honest, the kind of wife I imagine and the one I speak to God about is someone who has golden heart. Beautiful inside out, home maker, good in cooking different types of food, Ambitious and very Grounded in faith. I am looking for a wife who will love God more than she will ever love me because God is the epitome of what the greatest love is all about. Someone with empathy for the less fortunate. I am looking for my best friend we’ll travel the world with, ambitious and self motivated yet balanced in her feminine energy and N...

I finished Yesteryear last night, and the longer I sit with it, the more I realize how multi-layered it is and I'm just dying to put all my thoughts in order to make sense of it all. First things first, we have Natalie, our possibly most unreliable narrator ever, who, as the story goes on, we recognize is far more unreliable than she seemed from the get-go. We're privy to her inner monologue when she calls Doug to get her out of the mess she put herself in with Shannon, and see for the first time that her inner monologue wasn't so "inner" after all... I originally thought this was when Natalie truly started veering off the deep end, but that theory went to **** when...

> "The next constituent of practice is moral restraint (sıla). Sıla watches over and nurtures the practice in the same way as parents look after their children. Maintaining moral restraint means not only to avoid harming others but also to help and encourage them. At the very least you should maintain the five precepts, which are: > > 1. Not only to kill or deliberately harm others, but to spread goodwill towards all beings. > > 2. To be honest, refraining from infringing on the rights of others, in other words, not stealing. > > 3. Knowing moderation in sexual relations: In the household life there exists the family structure, base...

played a few games and I honestly think that DFT is bugged or atleast the damage count is, because these numbers seem a bit too low vs comet ( that got nerfed ) that still does more damage. And yes the comet changes are a nerf we lose the CD reduction that zyra was so good at exploiting , the minimum base damage was nerfed , and the maximum conditional damage is a weak 70 damage buff. 100% of 100 is 200 , and the old max rank damage was 130 lol. Mind you this at max rank because in early game if you meet the condition of the range you do the same damage as before without the cd reduction and if you dont meet the condition you deal less damage And overall a lot of times enemies w...

https://preview.redd.it/njgzi1c0j7yg1.png?width=1377&format=png&auto=webp&s=437336541e2e77bd0044dd12f1b59b62befe4146 # Some recipes punish impatience. This is one of them. I used to think slow cooker meals were foolproof. Throw things in. Walk away. Come back to dinner. Then I made slow cooker tomatillo chicken for the first time and realized I had been thinking about it completely wrong. Slow cooker cooking is not passive. It rewards the people who understand what is actually happening inside that pot and it quietly exposes everyone who does not. The difference shows up on the plate every single time. # A Green Sauce With a 3,000-Year Head Start Before this ...

I'm a home cook, and I had a growing pile of recipe links scattered across bookmarks, screenshots, and YouTube tabs. It was super unorganized, and I got kinda fed up. So I made [yourrecipevault.com](http://yourrecipevault.com) ([https://yourrecipevault.com/](https://yourrecipevault.com/)). You paste a link from a blog post or YouTube video, and it pulls out a clean recipe with ingredients and step-by-step instructions, saved to your vault. There's also a grocery list feature where you select the recipes you want to cook, and it generates a combined shopping list you can copy and paste. I just published it, so I'd love to know what works, what's broken, and what's ...

Veganism is the ultimate metabolic flex. In a natural environment, an organism that refuses highly dense, easily accessible protein out of empathy for its prey is immediately deleted from the gene pool. We only possess the neurological capacity to debate the morality of a cheeseburger because our ancestors were ruthless apex predators who slaughtered entire species to build our frontal lobes. Adopting a strict plant-based diet is a post-industrial primate broadcasting a specific signal. You are telling the tribe your environment is so overwhelmingly safe and calorie-rich that you can afford to play an evolutionary handicap match.

This is a true account. Now, I don’t know if this will ever be read someday, but I’ll try to describe as much as I can with the cadence a dramatic old man can manage. I fought in a war. I saw heads roll—literally—but never in my seventy-three years on this miserable planet had I come face-to-face with such an absurd kind of horror.   I was born in Dallas and moved to the state of Washington when I was still very young. I lived in Seattle through my teens until I was recruited to Vietnam. By choice. My life was empty; I had no dreams, no goals—but I had anger. A lot of anger. My old man wasn’t a nice guy. I thought I’d unload all that rage by shooting at Vietcongs, but instea...

To start, I want to admit that when I was in school \*mumble\* years ago, the concept of allergies was sort of new to anyone who didn't live with them daily, and people outside the know didn't take them as seriously as they do now. Nobody was banned from eating peanuts on an airplane. Restaurants were still new to the idea of cross-contaminating allergens. If you were allergic, you simply didn't eat it, or eat in that establishment, but no consideration was really given to anyone who could have a reaction just because someone was eating a PB&J sandwich one seat down. My mom is allergic to peppers (bell, jalapeno, etc.), and for the uninitiated, the spiciness of said p...