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Looking to get advice from people who know a bit more than I do!   I’m F29 and a newish runner with zero sports background before diving into running seriously 3 years ago. I’m gearing up to start my second marathon block in a few weeks. Still very much a mid pack runner, with my relaxed cruising pace around 9:50/10 min/mi right now. So, much slower than most people here, but I’ve been working hard to get faster and build a bigger base.   I’ve had a really good year of running so far - I followed Pfitz’s road racing book and PRed my 8k with a 40:56 and my 5k with a 24:53. I’ve been maintaining 30-35 mi/week for around 7 weeks (with a small gap due to travel and a minor ...

I type this staring at that Bambi looking piece of **** sitting in the cheap lawn chair I got from Walmart. He’s sitting like my grandpa would after 3 beers (RIP Grandpa). Slouched with a big gut staring off into nothingness with an occasional and unexplained cough. I flipped off the deer just now, he held up his hoof, probably trying to replicate me but he ain’t got no fingers. I call the deer Alan after Alan Dracula from Infinity Train (highly recommend the show) anyway. I call him that specifically because like the character they both act in ways deers shouldn’t. I remember when my family and I first met Alan. We live a unique area, its suburban in a sense of having close neighbors ...

This is my spouse's E93 project car with 237,000 miles that we purchased non-running last October. He got it running and replaced lots of components to make it drivable (new driveshaft, suspension, motor & transmission mounts, cooling system overhaul, etc). However, even though it shifts and drives like new, it was embarrassing to be seen in given how beat up the bumper, fenders, and headlights were. I bought some extremely well-priced take-offs from a totalled space gray XDrive coupe. While everything was off, a buddy polished the headlights for us. The body is still rough. There are faded areas that have been repainted, some deep scratches, and the rear bumper has cracked pa...

Of course I'm late. Basically, been wondering for the past two months why Shell only has one reward per month, the 100 air miles max for a fill up (a good one, but used to have way more than that). And then a few days ago, I noticed I can't login to the website (I can still access it on my phone app). So then, today, I found out about this Blue Rewards thing, omg. I have like 20k air miles (and the BMO black AM card), I was saving for the LG C6 when it comes (they have the C5 but I missed the Christmas special so I figured I'll wait for the C6), but now I'm worried about what is going to happen, I don't use my rewards for travel at all and don't care about P...

The move in copper miner ETFs over the last year has been hard to ignore. COPA has climbed more than 124% over the past 12 months and kept pushing higher again today. When sector ETFs start moving like that, it usually means money is flowing into the broader copper space instead of just a few individual names. That matters because copper demand keeps expanding from several directions at once. AI infrastructure is eating through huge amounts of power. Data centers need transformers, wiring, cooling systems, and grid upgrades. Electric vehicles, battery plants, renewable energy projects, and industrial electrification all require massive amounts of copper too. Meanwhile, the supply side st...

I type this staring at that Bambi looking piece of **** sitting in the cheap lawn chair I got from Walmart. He’s sitting like my grandpa would after 3 beers (RIP Grandpa). Slouched with a big gut staring off into nothingness with an occasional and unexplained cough. I flipped off the deer just now, he held up his hoof, probably trying to replicate me but he ain’t got no fingers. I call the deer Alan after Alan Dracula from Infinity Train (highly recommend the show) anyway. I call him that specifically because like the character they both act in ways deers shouldn’t. I remember when my family and I first met Alan. We live a unique area, its suburban in a sense of having close neighbors ...

**Walmart's Q1: The Consumer is Hanging In There** Despite ongoing inflation narratives, the American consumer is still spending - and Walmart is capturing a massive chunk of it. They reported incredibly strong Q1 earnings this week, driven heavily by their grocery dominance and a rapidly growing e-commerce segment. The data shows that while consumers are certainly hunting for value, they have not closed their wallets. If you are selling essential goods or strong value propositions, the demand is absolutely still there. *Source:* [WSJ](https://www.wsj.com/business/retail/walmart-wmt-q1-earnings-report-2027-bf5912d7?mod=djemlogistics_h&utm_source=logistics.beehiiv.com&ut...

I type this staring at that Bambi looking piece of **** sitting in the cheap lawn chair I got from Walmart. He’s sitting like my grandpa would after 3 beers (RIP Grandpa). Slouched with a big gut staring off into nothingness with an occasional and unexplained cough. I flipped off the deer just now, he held up his hoof, probably trying to replicate me but he ain’t got no fingers. I call the deer Alan after Alan Dracula from Infinity Train (highly recommend the show) anyway. I call him that specifically because like the character they both act in ways deers shouldn’t. I remember when my family and I first met Alan. We live a unique area, its suburban in a sense of having close neighbors ...

Excerpts from auction catalog notes Archive of 29 autograph letters signed by Captain Otho Ernest Michaelis, most signed "Otho," addressed primarily to his wife Kate and occasionally to his son, totaling over 100 pages, mostly 5 x 8, dated from May 17, 1876, to November 9, 1876. These letters constitute the most sustained and analytically penetrating eyewitness account of the 1876 Little Bighorn campaign known to exist in private hands, written by the Ordnance Officer of the Seventh Cavalry who marched with Custer from Fort Abraham Lincoln, remained with Terry's column when Custer rode south to his death, and was among the first men to reach the battlefield on June 27th to h...

I type this staring at that Bambi looking piece of **** sitting in the cheap lawn chair I got from Walmart. He’s sitting like my grandpa would after 3 beers (RIP Grandpa). Slouched with a big gut staring off into nothingness with an occasional and unexplained cough. I flipped off the deer just now, he held up his hoof, probably trying to replicate me but he ain’t got no fingers. I call the deer Alan after Alan Dracula from Infinity Train (highly recommend the show) anyway. I call him that specifically because like the character they both act in ways deers shouldn’t. I remember when my family and I first met Alan. We live a unique area, its suburban in a sense of having close neighbors ...

The rain has been a bit relentless over the last few days. We need it, so I’m not complaining. Luckily, there was a nice break between storms yesterday morning and I was able to get in a fun 19osh miles.

Some context: I made a questionable decision to buy a 2008 Kia Optima EX V6 automatic FWD with 184k miles because it was cheap but I knew it would take some work. There are \~$2000 of other repairs that I knew would be necessary and I budgeted for (tires, brakes, various fluid flushes, etc. Nothing underhood or underbelly besides some play in the front balljoints which I am replacing), but they also noted that the rack and pinion are leaking and "will need attention soon" with this image provided. They quoted me just over $1,600 for a replacement which I would really like to avoid if possible. I don't know much about cars - it looks to me like there is clearly some leakage but...

Budget: (<= $5,100) Country: (USA) Use Case: (Gaming RDR, LOU 1&2, RE / Engineering Work / Video Editing / Mixed) Preferred Specs: (CPU >= Intel Core Ultra 9, GPU >= RTX 5080, RAM >= 32GB, Storage >= 2TB) https://preview.redd.it/ptiwk9mc0j3h1.png?width=1356&format=png&auto=webp&s=7772c17c7bd7113be5e362acd9f40194d39c98a2 https://preview.redd.it/lnif6iod0j3h1.png?width=890&format=png&auto=webp&s=164a0b3d9f81b9b9c5b65e29eb87768c1e24e7b4 Notes: Besides gaming, I’ll also be using this laptop for 3D modeling, CAD, and video editing. With Dell discounts, the American Express $1,150 Dell credit (on $5,...

\*Repost since video uploads are horrible quality here. Paint corrected, ppf'd, ceramic coated since i bought the car new. Hoping i can keep it this way for the remainder of its life. Broke a piston rod and scored a cylinder at 54k miles. No idea how this happened as i baby the car. Coincidentally, there was another '22 (same year as mine) that just had the same thing happen. Now have a brand new motor from. Break in oil change just done. Heres to hoping this one lasts. Considering selling but still up in the air about it.

I don't share much on here cuz my last project is the kind of half-complete procrastination-inducing nightmare that makes you want to give up on cars altogether. Basically, bought a rusty basket case several years ago that was "not that bad," but it was. You can see it as it sits in the background of picture 4 & 5. My buddy finds a same year, same color, same option package being sold by a former professor who AutoX'd the car with her former partner but had not been driving it for the last 3 years and decided to cash out. She had it posted for $10k with the hard top at about 68k miles. It had been garage kept and aside from a few dings, had zero rust on the body ...

Wednesday May 26th at 6:45pm. Northside of City Hall. Slow 8 mile ride to the art museum. Ride is silent in memory of the bicyclist who have been killed and injured on our streets in the last year. Helmets required. Rain will go ahead in a light rain.

I've met the owners last summer and they were telling me about all the difficulties in getting this place back up and running but they have been doing an amazing job. Looks like they are in the final stages (no pun intended) and need a little help. Honestly I think Deschutes county should waive the fees as it is in the community interest to have places to get fuel and food deep in the HWY 20 high desert. Millican is gone now and the cafe/fuel in Hampton is only open 3 days a week. That's 101 miles between gas stations (Bend Shell to Riley Sinclair). https://gofund.me/f431b4d5f

So I sustained some form of calf injury like 4 weeks ago now, was consistently running high mileage prior to this (70mpw). I went to a physio and he told me that it was a touch of shin splints, and very very tight calves, and to dial back the running, focus on cross training and the rehab exercises for a bit. I took a week off basically, and slowly built back, now hitting 40 miles last week (including 1 progressive long run). The issue is that since dialling back my running and rebuilding again, I have had this general sense of fatigue, lack of motivation and just a complete malaise. The wind has been taken out of my sails. I went from running a sub 3 marathon to thinking about BQing in th...

For reference, I've been saving up for a car for a while and have only gotten $6k together. Starting this fall I'm going to be doing clinical rotations in college and will need to travel 1x-2x a week, up to 50 miles away max. I'm terrified I'm going to make a bad decision on a car and be left with no mode of transportation for clinicals. I found a Subaru for sale and talked the seller down from $8k to $6k. Clean title, no theft or accident reports, one owner, and pretty pristine cosmetic condition. It has 145k miles. The thing making me hesitate... The CVT fluid was never serviced until last month. It was never changed for 145k miles. To be honest, I really only need ...

Hey all, looking to get into a 2016 F80 with 95k miles and wondering what everyone thinks regarding the price? Recent maintenance thats been done includes : Replaced valve cover complete , intercooler , ignition coil from dinan , 1 step colder ngk spark plugs , vrsf charge pipes. Im well aware of the risks of buying a rebuilt title but i feel the price is a bit high. KBB values a clean titled F80 with similar mileage and same year at $29500 private seller value. Any thoughts and constructive criticism is welcome and last two images are of the damage that totaled it, thanks!