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**TL;DR:** I own a roofing company serving Palm Bay. After extensive South Brevard work, I've learned most Palm Bay homeowners get exploited by contractors who understand the insurance-forced replacement cycle. Here's what matters. # Background Justin here, owner of Pinnacle Roofing Group. We're based in DeBary with direct I-95 access to Palm Bay. Full transparency: I own a roofing company, so I'm biased. But this applies whether you hire us or someone else. # Why Palm Bay Is Different **Synchronized aging:** Palm Bay's growth booms (1980s, late 90s, mid-2000s) created entire neighborhoods hitting insurance age limits simultaneously. Contractors know exactly ...

Hi all, I have recently come to recognize that I need to get rid of my 2001 Honda Civic, manual transmission. I am making this post because the car needs a new owner, likely one that doesn't know how to drive a manual. It's a great learning vehicle (cheap) and it'll last you a while (well-maintained). The car itself is from California, which means totally rust free (pretty great for Rochester!) and I've kept records of all the maintenance I've done since I acquired it, including: a total coolant overhaul, axle and suspension refresh, and plenty of gaskets and fluid changes. I'm hoping to get \~4k for it, but that's negotiable. Frankly, I wouldn't s...

My parents had me when they were very young. Like very young, right out of high school. When you're that age, I guess it feels like everything matters and your choices will last the rest of your life. I just wish they'd lasted more than a few years. It wasn't until I was much older that I realized just how much they were children, unprepared for their own children... but here we are. Mom especially wasn't. I had no idea how much she struggled every single day, why she always looked tired and sick whenever I saw her. Why she breathed funny and never showed her teeth when she smiled. I used to be mad at her for being so absent from my life. But now I understand just how ha...

I've been skeptical of extended warranties for most of my adult life because of horror stories about companies finding ways not to pay, but I want to share a positive experience because I think the negativity around this is sometimes overdone I've got a 2016 Honda Accord with 97k miles and I bought coverage through Chaiz about eight months ago because they connect directly to warranty companies and the pricing was reasonable at $1,600 versus the $2,750 the dealer wanted Last month my AC compressor failed which the mechanic quoted at $1,350 to repair, I called the warranty company before authorizing any work, they asked for a diagnostic report from the shop, got back to me within ...

EDIT on title: it's a 2019 not a 2029 😅 I am looking at buying a used 2019 Mirage LE today. It has 43k miles, has had two previous owners. Only two things maintenanced that were noted, having to do with the break pads or something of that nature. I am buying it from a used lot, I drove it around the lot with no apparent issues the last day I went to look at it. The only thing concerning is when I started the car it seemed to take a tiny bit longer to roll over but that could just be normal and the engine is obviously loud as heck... what should I be on the look out for with this model of Mirage? They're asking 11 grand, which seems okay. It's my first car purchase so I...

We work in fleet intelligence. Our system runs across more than 250,000 commercial vehicles on six continents — trucking, construction, transit, mining, oil and gas, across diesel, CNG, LNG, and EVs. We want to share some of the harder lessons from building this because most of what you read about "AI in industry" glosses over the parts that actually determine whether a predictive system is genuinely useful or just a well-funded demo. **The core problem we were solving** Commercial vehicle fleets lose enormous money to unplanned breakdowns. A truck breaking down on the highway doesn't just cost a repair — it costs emergency towing, roadside labor at premium rates, misse...

Hello everyone— I’m a disabled veteran, fully [https://ffnd.co/uI9pTLthey](https://ffnd.co/uI9pTLthey) needed it and I had the means. My vehicle broke down more than two and a half months ago. No repair, no salvage value. Now I can’t help anyone, and they’re still stuck without rides—some missing treatments, others going hungry. I’m grateful that my personal needs are met. Though there have been a few times in the last few months that I had to bother neighbors I’m not very familiar with for the occasional lift into town and back. Although I personally am able to self sustain with out a car as of late it has really put into perspective how much of a life saver I was able to be...

The Founders Cup is back and this year's edition at Sharon Heights in Menlo Park has a legitimate case for most compelling field placement of the season so far. Quick hits before Thursday: * **Yealimi Noh** defends her first career LPGA win on home turf — grew up in Concord, practices at Olympic Club on off weeks. She said she felt surprisingly calm walking 18 last year. Pressure is different this time. * **Jeeno Thitikul** leads the Race to CME Globe with 618 points, already has a win at Honda LPGA Thailand, and is playing some of the most mentally mature golf of her career. Her press conference Tuesday was genuinely worth reading. * **Nelly Korda** is making her eighth Founders Cu...

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The cat distribution system awarded us Toby last week. He showed up in our yard and refused to leave. Initially, we let him post up in our garage (rain), then moved him into a bedroom/bathroom because the temp dropped. We have 4 indoor-only boys already, and weren’t looking for another, so I combed all the lost cat listings from the past 3 years within 50 miles. He’s neutered, but not chipped, and no one was looking for him. Sweetest, most loving guy ever. People-oriented, not territorial, and merely curious about our residents. Definitely an indoor boy who was dumped. Vet appt yesterday—healthy, little underweight, great teeth. FeLV-, but FIV+. Probably 2-5 years old. Our 4 othe...

I was watching the snow fall in the living room window. Already about five inches have settled and the plows would occasionally pass by as they worked to clear the roads. The sun went down about an hour ago I think but with the clouds I wouldn't be able to tell exactly when. Although out of curiosity I looked at the clock to realize it was darker than expected for only being six in the evening. Mom was reading a book. She would occasionally eye my brother, Drizzt, so to make sure nothing too exciting happened. As of right now he was just doodling on a peice of paper with a pencil. Nothing harmless. Then I realized with Drizzt, that could be famous last words. I didn't mind the sn...

I bought a 2022 Bolt back in October. It's been great so far, but now I'm having an issue with the charging. For the past five months, I've been able to consistently get about 60 miles worth of charge in a 12 hour period on a Level 1 charger set to 12A. This is pretty important, as my work commute is about 60 miles per day, so as long as I keep it plugged in every night, I have no issues with range. However, for the last two weeks, the charging has been slower. I'm only seeing about 30 miles worth of charge per night. This is becoming a problem, as I didn't have enough charge to get to work and back yesterday and had to rely on my truck for the commute. I had ...

I was watching the snow fall in the living room window. Already about five inches have settled and the plows would occasionally pass by as they worked to clear the roads. The sun went down about an hour ago I think but with the clouds I wouldn't be able to tell exactly when. Although out of curiosity I looked at the clock to realize it was darker than expected for only being six in the evening. Mom was reading a book. She would occasionally eye my brother, Drizzt, so to make sure nothing too exciting happened. As of right now he was just doodling on a peice of paper with a pencil. Nothing harmless. Then I realized with Drizzt, that could be famous last words. I didn't mind the sn...

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Hey everyone My current car is getting old and I need a replacement that is reliable for my 35 mile round trip commute each day. I have a strict budget of 25000 dollars and I want something that gets at least 32 mpg and will last over 150000 miles with few repairs. I live in a city so parking is tight and I prefer smaller cars but open to crossovers if they fit the budget. Toyota Honda and maybe Hyundai are on my list but I am not sure which specific model offers the best value right now. Should I look at sedans or try for a small SUV? Any models that stand out in this price range?

I was watching the snow fall in the living room window. Already about five inches have settled and the plows would occasionally pass by as they worked to clear the roads. The sun went down about an hour ago I think but with the clouds I wouldn't be able to tell exactly when. Although out of curiosity I looked at the clock to realize it was darker than expected for only being six in the evening. Mom was reading a book. She would occasionally eye my brother, Drizzt, so to make sure nothing too exciting happened. As of right now he was just doodling on a peice of paper with a pencil. Nothing harmless. Then I realized with Drizzt, that could be famous last words. I didn't mind the ...

I recently posted my perfume empties for the last few months and I thought it would be a good idea to post my current perfume collection, so I'll have something to look back on. Safe to say I've got many miles to go 😂

**You carb cycle for marathon training by aligning high-carb days with long runs and intense speed sessions, moderate-carb days with tempo and threshold workouts, and low-carb days with rest or easy recovery miles. This fuels performance on demanding days while teaching your body to burn fat efficiently on lighter ones.** I've worked with distance runners for over fifteen years, from first-time marathoners terrified of hitting the wall at mile 20 to Boston qualifiers chasing sub-3:00 finishes. The pattern I see again and again: runners either eat too many carbs every single day and gain unwanted weight during training, or they slash carbs across the board and bonk during their key work...

I am posting this from a McDonald's in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I live in Portland, Oregon. I have been driving for six days and I have slept in my car four of those nights and in a motel the other two and I checked into the motel both times under a fake name and paid cash and kept the curtains closed and left before sunrise and it didn't matter because both times when I pulled out of the parking lot there was a grey sedan parked across the street that had not been there when I arrived and that pulled out after me and followed me for exactly eleven miles before disappearing and I do not know what the eleven miles means but it has been exactly eleven miles both times and the consistency of ...