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**Central Calendar Year 1639, Month 1, Day 29 – 18:10 Hours** **East Sea – Unknown Location. The Salty *****, Deck.** Standing along the deck of the *Salty ******, Saltpaw took in the vast city rising before them; the skyline was crowned with towers dwarfing anything he had ever laid eyes on. Machines moved about in endless rhythm like swarms of bees, ferrying people from place to place while others hauled cargo toward destinations unknown. What unsettled him most was the complete absence of magic in all this. His lover Alenia's eyes shifted restlessly, darting from one marvel to another, unable to grasp the enormity of what lay before them after their ship had been pulled i...

hey guys, i bought a 2002 honda fourtrax 350 rancher. reverse and first gear seem good when driving around, Second gear, you start to notice a little slipping in the clutch, and every gear onwards seems to slip quite a lot the bike only has 6500km or around 4000 miles on it, and i would think the clutch disks to be fine at this milage. the last owner said it was his first bike, so Im not sure if he was using oil for wet clutchs or just some car oil not meant for this thing. could that be the reason why it's slipping? also, would switching the oil and messing with the clutch adjustment screw fix the problem if that was the case? how much of a difference can turning that clutch adjustm...

I just broke up with my boyfriend. I was diagnosed with BPD in 2019 and have been through many types of therapy, counsellors, psychiatrists, support workers etc. I ended up leaving my previous relationship in 2023 to work on myself being single for 1 year and a half before getting involved with anyone at all. Anyway I have been with my boyfriend for 9 months and everything had been absolutely perfect. We started as friends and it built from there. He was aware of how I am how things can get and when we first started the relationship I was as honest as I could be about my bpd. He was perfect. At every moment my head felt dark he brought me peace and the biggest sense of calm that I’ve nev...

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I have a Toyota Corolla with around 181,000 miles. The last couple of days like the last two days I would say, I have felt kind of a small almost bump when I’m driving and at first I didn’t know if it was tire related but it’s happened a few times especially when I’m on the highway. I feel almost like a bump or like a very small stall out but then I feel driving and it’s back to normal. I haven’t had any sort of warning lights come on, I am planning to bring it to my local car repair place later in the week so they could check it out but does anyone have any idea what this could be?

I've been a fan of soulsborne games for a long time, played most of them, but I never tried Sekiro because honestly I was intimidated. I \*played\* the souls games but I was always pretty trash at them, and I've heard Sekiro was the hardest! What changed my mind about it was a friend telling me that Sekiro is basically a rhythm game, and while I **** at fromsoft games I've always been very good at rhythm games. So after playing the Elden Ring DLC (and dying literally hundreds of times to the last boss, only finally beating it with a summon and a cheesy bleed built) I thought "ain't no shot Sekiro is harder than this right?" and so I gave it a try. I can n...

Oh my God was this list hard to rank 😅 I took about I would say at least 15 hours of my time into this and all of that was just to rank them at a certain level without much to say. First off we have about 8 Tiers from F,D,C,B,A,S,SS, and Premium though I barely put much into their. Remember this is just an opinion so don't take too harshly if your favorite episode isn't high on my list. For some episodes I may not say much or anything since this was too long originally. F Tier, these are my least favorite episodes and most likely I have a vendetta against them in some way that made it hard for me to like them 177. S2 Ep 8 Nebraska- I **** Lori and I think this episode expresse...

I only started running in August 2024, and until now the longest distance I had ever run was a marathon last October. Going into this race, my goal was pretty modest: at least 12 laps, and if everything went perfectly, maybe 15 laps (100 km). That goal was mainly because I had no idea what to expect or how my body would respond to something like this. I never expected to make it to 24 hours, 160 km, 100 miles. Because of that, I also didn’t prepare like someone who would be out there that long. I didn’t bring a crew, simply because I didn’t think I would need one. I also had to drive over an hour back home myself afterwards, and I didn’t bring enough clothing for a second night (we ...

40/M with ZERO balance. I even struggle to ride bikes lol I broke my foot a week ago and currently have a temp plaster cast. I've been given crutches and I am not getting on with them at all. So far i've toppled over three times and it's lucky I managed to fall onto my good knee or onto the sofa. My hip and knee (on the non broken foot leg) is killing me from using them which is making it worse. I can barely get around the house and i've had to use my office chair on wheels to move around the last 2-3 days. I've watched youtube videos for tips etc and I'm just not getting it. Due to my swelling going down the cast has also become loose and hurting/rubbing w...

I recently started paying much more attention to carb loading before my long runs and have been hitting the recommended amount (finally). This week I did my carb loading, when I weighed the morning of the long run I was up 2.5 lbs (pretty normal for me) did my 19 mile long run and refueled properly. Typically by Monday am I am back down around my normal weight (109-110), yesterday I was 113.1 but I figured tha was still within normal for recovery. As of this am weigh more than I did Saturday AM before my long run (112.7). This morning I am (113.5). Is this normal? This did not even happen after my last marathon. I have increased weekly mileage over the last few weeks and avg 60-65 per w...

Not looking for divorce advice or anything like that. Just wanted to share my story. My mistakes. And my journey I was with my wife for 20 years. Married for 16. Looking back now, the signs were always there. I just ignored them. She couldn’t make decisions. Not big ones, not small ones. Everything fell on me. Money, planning, life, our kid, all of it. I told myself that’s just what a good husband does. You step up. But then she’d turn around and throw it in my face. If I made decisions, I was “controlling.” If I tried to keep things stable, I was the problem. Even the smallest disagreements would turn into something weird. She would just shut down. Completely. Stare straight...

Im not gonna beat around the bush, I live in literal poverty. My parents never helped set me up for success and kicked me out as soon as I turned 18, I have mental health problems and was put in a medical review program at 16 and without the support I needed to get to dr appts and get approved to drive I just barely got my license last November at 20. It took me almost a year of saving for it bc my bills take up 80% of my income, but I finally managed to get the money together to buy a 2010 Honda Civic LX with 180k miles out of pocket. It was mechanically sound, had never been in a crash before, and I did all suggested maintenance the day after I bought my car because I wanted her to last as...

Juneau Alaska - Bartlett Regional Hospital The original post with this same title (written 2 days ago) was written by the ONLY LOCUM WHO HAS NOT RETURNED to work at our hospital in TEN YEARS. I have known this practice intimately for the last 10 years and I can tell you this post is filled with misinformation and outright lies.  I also am pretty sure this locum stole equipment from this hospital ( 3 McGraths) but I can’t prove it. They wrote a complete fabrication about one of the most hardworking anesthesiologists there, the only one from Texas (so much for not identifying people!) they stated they made more than they do and implied they were manipulating the schedule!! WTF!!??  News ...

Pata hai aaj kya hua… Hinge delete kar diya. Kaafi time se use kar raha tha. Sirf ek baar seriously date kiya tha, aur waha jo hua… it left a lot of trauma. Itna ki usse properly heal hone mein 4 saal lag gaye. Aur shayad uske baad se hi dating thodi heavy lagne lagi. Jaise har cheez mein thoda hesitation aa gaya ho. Tabse honestly kuch khaas hua hi nahi. Ek baar kisi ko genuinely pasand kiya tha. Hum 2 saal tak close bhi rahe, baatein, time spend karna, sab kuch natural lagta tha… but jab actual dating ki baat aayi, she wasn’t ready. Aur woh phase bhi quietly khatam ho gaya. Aur main aisa hoon ki mere liye faith aur values matter karte hain. Christian hoon, toh naturally I look...

# "OUR HOUSE, HIS HOUSE": We bought the farmhouse in the country because my wife Emily wanted room for a big garden and our son Alex needed space to play outside every day. The place had five acres, an old barn, and a basement with a crawlspace under the main floor. The real estate agent said the previous owner had left everything clean. We signed the papers and moved in right away. The first week felt good. We carried boxes inside, put dishes in the kitchen cabinets, and hung pictures on the walls. Alex ran around the yard chasing sticks. Emily cooked our first meal in the new stove. At night we locked every door and window before bed. Then small things started to change. One m...

hello all, I managed to get a bib for the Copenhagen marathon (seven weeks out) which will be my first marathon. I have been running as if base building for XC, and am now trying to pivot for the last few weeks before CPH. My biggest question is on the difference between speedwork. I am used to K repeats, 20-30 minute tempos, and stuff of that nature. is that effective marathon speed training? I would also love any other feedback on a fairly quick transition to marathon training and if sub-3 is reasonable other info: \-mileage over past 5 weeks: 60; 45; 50; 50; 50 (most runs tend to be about \~6:50 pace per mile, including long runs) \-peak mileage: 16 is my longest run ever; 68 is m...

Truly an amazing car to own at 26 years old, I have taken care of everything that’s gone wrong on this thing, and done most of it myself. It’s currently at 136k miles, and so far it’s had an Oil pump and timing belt kit @ 115k, valve cover gaskets and spark plugs right after. Also replaced most of the front suspension with the help of my dad, ball joints, control arms, sway bar links/bushings, and outer tie rods. **** of a job and took us 4 days. Just waiting for struts to go bad, they are still holding up well.  I would say 3 of the biggest issues about these 9th gen V6’s are the weak starter & grinding noise, front spool valve leak, and the ABS modules going bad which thr...

France’s logistics sector is moving through a major digital shift. From fleet optimization and warehouse automation to real-time shipment tracking and supply chain analytics, businesses now need software that does more than just manage operations. They need platforms that improve visibility, reduce costs, support compliance, and scale with changing customer expectations. That is exactly why choosing the right logistics software development company matters. The best development partners do not simply build apps or dashboards. They create tailored logistics ecosystems that connect transport management, inventory, dispatch, route planning, last-mile delivery, and enterprise workflows into on...

Dimitrii Donskoi has 2 lives post war  Her 1st is the lead ship in the Project 941 Typhoon class SSBN submarine She was commissioned on 29th of December 1981 TK-208 entered service with the Northern Fleet in February 1982. She was equipped with SS-N-20 Sturgeon (R39) SLBM.  It became part of the 18th Submarine Division which also included all six boats of the Typhoon class from 1989 and was stationed at the Zapadnaya Litsa naval base in the Kola Peninsula. The submarines' mission was to go on long patrols in the Arctic Ocean as part of the Soviet Union's nuclear deterrent. During its second patrol, lasting from December 1983 until April 1984, TK-208 spent 121 days submerge...

So I spent a month treating Dale Carnegie's book like a ******* instruction manual. Not gonna lie, felt weird as **** at first. Like I was some manipulative sociopath running social experiments on everyone around me. But here's the thing, after researching this topic through books, podcasts, and even some behavioral psychology papers, I realized most of us are walking around completely clueless about basic human interaction. We're so caught up in our own heads that we forget people are just people. They want to feel valued, heard, and appreciated. Simple stuff, but we **** at it. The book won a Pulitzer equivalent back in the day and sold over 30 million copies. Carnegie li...