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## Understanding Jelly Roll Weight Loss: A Journey to a Healthier You Are you looking for effective ways to tackle those stubborn "jelly rolls" and achieve your weight loss goals? If so, you’re in the right place! Let’s explore the concept of **jelly roll weight loss** and learn how you can embrace a healthier lifestyle. ### What Are Jelly Rolls? Before we dive into weight loss strategies, let's clarify what we mean by "jelly rolls." This term often refers to excess fat around the abdomen and waist, commonly seen as rolls when a person sits down. It’s important to remember that this is a natural occurrence for many people and varies based on body type. Unde...

# I’ll never forget the conversation that sparked this entire project. I was sitting in a small wine shop in Nice, watching the owner, Marie, help a customer choose the perfect Burgundy for a dinner party. She asked about the menu, the guests’ preferences, even the weather forecast. Ten minutes later, the customer walked out with three bottles and a huge smile. The next day, I visited Marie’s website. It had hundreds of wines listed but no guidance, no conversation, no Marie. Just a search bar and endless options. The site felt dead. “How many people abandon their carts?” I asked her. “About 70%,” she sighed. “They get overwhelmed and leave.” That’s w...

I have observed a pattern where many US startups and SMEs fall into the exact same pit. Many founders lose their companies not because of a poor market, but because they handed over the power to distribute money (Reward) to HR or executives, and the power to fire (Punishment) to the board or their capable lieutenants. ​My stance: “You must personally grip these Two Handles.” ​Many believe companies fail to scale due to mismatched values or team conflict. I believe the root cause is a lack of Control. ​Let’s look at a real case: ​Founder A runs a marketing firm with $10M in annual revenue. He champions an open, harmonious, “family-like” corporate culture. He has a Sales Mana...

She twirled the pen in her hand and gazed at the blank cream-colored parchment that sat on her desk, its silence a mocking laugh. She sighed and slumped back against her chair. Three days. She had been wrestling with this for three days, and she was aghast at how dry her inspiration well could run. She'd tried everything from walks in the garden to visits at the bazaar to striking up conversations with strangers even though her nerves had pleaded with her to jump off a cliff and take her chances there instead. And still. Nothing. As she rummaged through her memories for any spark of an idea that could pull her out of this rut, someone entered the room. Without looking back, she knew...

**Disclaimer: I may have gone overboard with the photos.** So today I visited Ingri at Museo and honestly wasn’t expecting to like it this much. Had their **deconstructed vegan burrito bowl(s)** along with vegan coffee(hot and cold) and everything was really good. Simple, comforting, not too heavy kind of food. Definitely worth a try. What really stood out for me was the vibe of the place. It’s super calm and cozy, almost countryside like. Very quiet, not crowded at all with a closed garden and warm indoor seating. It genuinely makes you feel relaxed from inside which is rare in Gurgaon. The front yard is designed so nicely with lights and props, it almost feels like something you’d ...

You know what's wild? We all know that one person who walks into a room and somehow everyone just gravitates toward them. They're not necessarily the hottest or the smartest, but there's something magnetic about them. Meanwhile, you're standing in the corner wondering why people keep checking their phones mid conversation with you. Here's what I found after diving deep into books, research papers, and psychology podcasts: charisma isn't some magical gift you're born with. It's a learnable skill backed by actual science. I spent months studying this because honestly, I was tired of being forgettable. And the stuff I discovered? Game changing. **Step 1...

Im 12 hours into the game and just hit tavern rank 10. Its the 5th day of summer. I unlocked the trend system and it says salad and tomatoes are trending right now. But when I make salad with 2x cauliflower it still sells for almost 3 silver more than using tomatoes. I planted a lot of cauliflower because I thought I wouldnt be able to get it again until winter and there also was a cauliflower soup recipe that unlocked earlier. Is this intended or am I missing something about how trends work?

Several times now I've gone by a spot in Condesa on Alfonso Reyes that has a massive line of people lined up. At first I thought it was the restaurant called El Zoral (Alfonso Reyes & Avenida Tamaulipas), but then I realized there was a food tent on the corner. As I rode my bike by it looked like some kind of sandwich they were making. People were lined up down the entire block and that was about 11am today. Does anyone know what it is? I assume it's worth the wait based on how busy it is, but I'd love someone's review.

Let me preface this by saying I don’t use Reddit very often, so I’m not sure if this idea has already been suggested or if a better version has been offered. I’m sharing it here to get feedback and suggestions, and I’m completely open to constructive discussion and improvements. I’ve been thinking about this idea on and off for years, milling it around randomly in my head, and I wanted to lay out a full system that could tackle mixpacks and megapacks while keeping normal hunting, stalking, and PvE gameplay intact. The concept is a proximity-based debuff or disease mechanic that activates when dinosaurs spend prolonged periods near other species (or exceed their own pack limits). ...

This is where I'd live based on the following criteria below (not political). Obviously, a place could have a slightly higher humidity but excel in the other points so it moved up and visa versa (I'm looking at you new Mexico). I let chatgpt do the hard work, and I did the coloring in. 1. Lower Humidity (most important) 2. Public education quality 3. Large metro within \~2 hours with pro sports + major airport 4. Pizza variety / food culture

Used LW's biscuit recipe as the base with a few deviations: https://theloopywhisk.com/2021/09/03/extra-flaky-gluten-free-buttermilk-biscuits/ I grated frozen butter instead of cubed butter, added dried chives to the dry ingredients, and on the last lamination added crumbled blue cheese before the fold, then cut the fold in half and stacked to create two layers of cheese. I've also swapped out cheeses like feta, goat cheese, and cheddar in the past and they all work well :) Then I freeze the cut biscuits while the oven is preheating to minimize the butter from leaking. Served them with crispy buffalo eggs, subbing the panko for a GF variety: https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/f...

Hey Guys, Im completely new to Japanese cooking and I've draw it in our office pot luck. I'm hoping you guys might have some suggestions on picks. The only requirements are that the food can be served cold (as I'll have to make it the night before) and if possible, have a some diary free options/alternatives. I can bring up to three items, what do you guys think would be good options? Any recipes or guides would also be really helpful Thanks :))

I started cooking through this old school cookbook mostly out of curiosity and ended up learning way more than I expected. Shoutout to whoever posted about it here a few months back, I couldn't find your post but I appreciate you for putting me on to something awesome. Every recipe is based around food that lasts without refrigeration, and each one includes a bit of history about where it came from and why it existed. It’s basically how people fed themselves when grocery stores, fridges, and constant resupply weren’t a thing. I’ve been trying a couple recipes a week just for fun. Some are pretty unusual by today’s standards, but it’s fascinating to see how much thought went ...

**You’re Sitting on a Goldmine—And You Don’t Even Know It** Ever feel like retirement is some mythical creature—always just out of reach, like a unicorn or a perfectly folded fitted sheet? You’re not alone. Most of us picture retirement as a distant dream, something that’ll *maybe* happen if we win the lottery or discover we’re the long-lost heir to a fortune. But here’s the kicker: **You might be richer than you think.** No, I’m not selling you a get-rich-quick scheme (unless you count compound interest, which, let’s be real, is the closest thing to magic in finance). The truth? Your savings—even the modest ones—could be working *way* harder for you than you reali...

Hello. My son is trying to start a container garden. He is nine years old. I was recently laid off, and he wants to help by growing food. I don’t have a lot of confidence in his ability to do that, but I want to make him feel like he is contributing. :) We have seeds from the seed library, and I compost so soil is not an issue. I was wondering if anyone has any old plant pots or 5 gallon buckets they aren’t using? I am willing to come pick up at a time that is convenient to you. I have already posted in my local Buy Nothing group, but I’m not having a lot of luck.

https://imgur.com/a/dPvaAqh Hey loves! I'm based in New England, and hoping to meet someone who enjoys good banter, shared adventures, and doesn't take life too seriously. A little about me: I love reading, traveling, and checking out local food spots (I'm definitely a foodie). Coffee shops, food trucks, breweries, art museums, and pottery studios are all my thing. I hike, work out, run half marathons, swim, and spend as much time near the beach as I can. I'm a bit chubby right now, but I'm actively working on it - gym, running, and discipline included. I'm also a homebody, I enjoy good movies. I'm currently in school for cybersecurity until June, so lif...

**\[OC\]** Sharing the 3 Days Trip to Kolkata along with a TLDR at the top itself; which we had back in November 2025. As an introvert myself, I don't have many people who would listen to me yap about my experience - so instead of just letting my memory rot, I'm typing out here as a page in the Digital Diary - which I can look back to. Since I already feel like this trip is fading, & I don't want to lose any more details about this 😊. # TL:DR; 1. Double Egg Chicken Rolls from the Kusum Rolls. 1️⃣ 2. Victoria Memorial. 1️⃣ 3. St. Paul Cathedral. 1️⃣ 4. Netaji Bhawan. 1️⃣ 5. Under-water metro ride from Esplanade to Howrah, although water doesn't...

**Before you scroll thinking this is another “shitcoin shill,” give this a quick 2-minute read.** **It might be the 2 minutes that helps you catch a 100x gem early** People are moving away from processed junk and synthetic lifestyles. Raw milk, farmers’ markets, cold plunges, and natural living movement is gaining traction, even at the policy level. RAWW didn’t hop on the trend. **RAWW** **is** **the trend, in meme form.** Where most memecoins push gambling and degeneracy, **RAWW is fully anti-degen**, the first meme project that actually stands for something real. And RAWW’s narrative is unique, insanely memey, and viral. Natural lifestyle + anti-degen humor hits a m...

This is my own red lental daal recipe. It is my invention but I've probably cobbled it together from other recipes I've used in the past. Post modernism something something.....😅 I'm very white and British and I do not claim this is as authentic in any way. Although if someone has informed opinion on that I'd love to hear it. 🥰 A note on amounts I tend not to measure my spices but do it by eye. I will adjust them to suit who I'm cooking for. I love a bit of heat but plenty of people don't. Take these more as starting points and adjust to your preference. Here goes. 1. Make a broth (about 2l), slice ginger, chillis, garlic and fresh turmeric and simmer ...