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I realize you may not be familiar with the Olympic Peninsula, given how out of the way or otherwise unknown it is, so I’ll introduce you. The Peninsula is the farthest western point of the contiguous United States. It’s dominated by the Olympic National Park, the Olympic Mountain Range, and, of course, Mount Olympus. It is home to sprawling primeval forest and one of the only temperate rainforests in North America. This makes it a popular spot for hiking, climbing, and kayaking. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, though I won’t pretend I know what that means. The Peninsula is only a two-hour drive from Seattle. But — I suppose because of the Puget Sound (a vast oceanic inlet s...

5 years ago, I fell in love with a man that I found online. He was much older than me. I was 20-25, and he was 51-56. I was a college girl who had secretly started working on camming websites to make some extra money. He found me online and started an “obsession” with me. I had never met a man in person before, but he was the first guy to visit me regularly like that. And I got smitten by the way he was treating me and talking to me. Despite our age gap, he was a very handsome, good-looking, elegant, and polite man, so I thought he was super sexy. I used to call him a “DILF”. He was so much better than all the idiots my age I had dated. So this man became my fantasy, and I became hi...

The headlines only tell part of the story. In our latest deep dive at The Black Box Aviation Podcast, we’re breaking down the forensic timeline of the Air Canada CRJ-900 runway collision at LaGuardia. This wasn’t just a "mistake"—it was a "High-Workload Perfect Storm." The Breakdown: • The ATC Audio: Hear the moment the tower admits the error and how managing a separate emergency (United 2384) created a fatal distraction. • The Swiss Cheese Model: How layers of safety—from communication protocols to visual cues—all failed simultaneously at the Delta intersection. • Legacy Infrastructure: The unique hazards of operating modern, high-density traffic on ...

This one was a completely different flow than our first game by a mile. Where Houston let us control the game so they could counter, Utah played a much more balanced game with us, splitting possession 50/50 (and felt like 70/30 for awhile there in the beginning of the second half where we couldn’t control the ball leading up to their equalizer). That all said, the attack in the first half was on point and it was great seeing Dudinha get on the board (and wish Ludmila would have joined her but it is coming!) and McNabb score (still calling this a goal in my head as Gabi didn’t interfere with the result). This should have been 3-1 or 4-1 easily and this is the complete opposite of how la...

**If you are looking for business (J) or first class (F) tickets 30-340 days out for travel between Japan and the US you have <2% chance of finding a single J/F award seat. Yes, the bloggers sold you something that is rather difficult to get.** Well, now that I started this guide with being a Debbie Downer, the reason that I wrote this guide is because the most common question in this sub is about getting to Japan with award travel in premium economy (PE), J or F. This is despite there being a metric ton written about award travel to Japan on this sub and other places on the internet. This guide is written on a more basic level since it seems like 98% of people have not read the [...

# Plasma Projections, PSYOPs, Tech for Access, and the NHI Prison Break TLDR; The lights in the sky are might be plasma, not craft. Some are military, some are natural, some may be projected by something we don't understand yet. Every tradition on Earth warns against opening channels to non-human intelligence. The modern UFO contact community is doing exactly that and calling it enlightenment. The most important disclosure isn't about what's in the sky, it's about what's trying to get into your head. ## The Pattern Nobody Talks About Srinivasa Ramanujan, one of the [greatest mathematicians](http://www.ramanujan.edu.in/rce/images/rama.pdf) who ever lived, said a go...

# Plasma Projections, PSYOPs, Tech for Access, and the NHI Prison Break TLDR; The lights in the sky might be plasma, not craft. Some are military, some are natural, some may be projected by something we don't understand yet. Every tradition on Earth warns against opening channels to non-human intelligence. The modern UFO contact community is doing exactly that and calling it enlightenment. The most important disclosure isn't about what's in the sky, it's about what's trying to get into your head. ## The Pattern Nobody Talks About Srinivasa Ramanujan, one of the [greatest mathematicians](http://www.ramanujan.edu.in/rce/images/rama.pdf) who ever lived, said a goddes...

6.5 weeks post op and just hit 128° of flexion and am walking up the 3 miles a day. Was a bit discouraged with progress around week 3-4 but things really picked up in the last couple. Posting so those who are just getting started in the journey know there’s some light at the end of the tunnel!

Citizens United v. FEC, a major case on political spending, was argued for the first time on this day in 2009. After reargument approximately six months later, the court in January 2010 struck down the challenged restrictions on spending by corporations and unions. Plus, a reminder: On Thursday, SCOTUSblog is teaming up with Briefly for a LinkedIn Live event about the birthright citizenship case. Briefly’s Adam Stofsky will interview Amy about each side’s key arguments, the court’s potential leanings, and what the eventual decision could mean for the country. Register here to join the event, which will begin at noon EDT. At the Court On Monday, the court indicated that it may release...

This is Part 1 of a three-part series about the value the Ravens get from their draft picks. In this post, I'll introduce my proposed approach for valuing Ravens draft picks. In Part 2, I'll offer a numerical scoring system for those values. And in Part 3, I'll apply the system to go back and grade past Ravens drafts. There's an obvious question to start with: why bother doing this? There are lots of charts out there already that assign values to draft picks. Three reasons. First, I have no life. Second, there's an argument that the Ravens are unusually good at drafting. Take [this article](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/nfl-draft-best-first-round-pick-each-s...

We have an old man who will be 14 in August. E love him so much and he is my baby. He’s a mamas boy who only wants to snuggle and sleep with his soft blanket. The other thing he likes to do is wander. We have 38 acres for the dogs to roam and lately our old man Staffordshire, named Bocephus, will get on a scent and not come home for hours. We bought a tracker collar that makes noise, thinking he would be able to hear it. That lasted about a year, now his hearing is so bad that he can only hear high pitches or super, super loud bangs. He normally only wanders when I am on a multiple day stretch (I drive an hour and work 12 hour nights so I’m exhausted when I get home and get super irritat...

Hello Everyone! My 2018 chr 86k miles recently started making the whinning sound. From what I see in other post/online its the transmission and toyota recommends to replace everything. I have an appointment with Toyota soon to confirm the issue for me. Few questions Would anything else make that sound that would not be the transmission. I would prefer not spending money if its safe to say its the transmission. at this time I wouldn't be able to afford the replacement for everything, should I just replace the transmission fluid and see how long it last? Just any other tips for this situation would be helpful thanks for reading!

Last Autumn i switched jobs from working as a server to a remote position, and quickly realized how much that affected my movement! In January I set the goal to walk every day, whatever that looked like for me as long as I left the house. This month i wanted to push myself to that next step and commit to 10k a day! Yesterday was day 22 in a row of my goal! It really does feel like a habit now. My body expects to move and I am an object in motion!! My high energy dog sure doesn’t mind all the walking either! He walks with me, and then runs a few miles with his dad daily and still comes home to run laps in the backyard. Crazy. This group is simultaneously so motivating and inspiring...

I will most likely rustle some jimmies with this hot take but I am not with the Prius. The gen 2 is slowly dying, time is claiming them more than miles. The fuel tank has shrank, the dash capacitor is going out, my battery was on its last leg so I pulled it and put a replacement pack in but because of the corrosion and Toyotas cheap bullshit refusal to use tinned copper I have to wait over a week for some clean harnesses. The engine and transmission is the best Toyota ever made but the hybrid subsystems are horribly finicky, unreliable and time consuming. Age is ruining them. I’m going to fix it, rag it out, sell all the extra NIMH cells and chargers and go to Yaris or a Mirage for my gig...

Got a TD Aeroplan Infinite credit card last October. One of the selling points was 15000 bonus points for spending $3000 CAD in 90 days, which I hit in the first month. The miles are still missing after the 5th statement. Normally I wouldn’t care less about miles that were posted late, but I am 11000 miles short of a flight change. Aeroplan told me to raise a ticket with TD, TD told me to contact Aeroplan. Both sides said I should wait. Who should I pin the responsibility on? Also, can I buy miles to make up the shortfall, and ask for a refund later from Aeroplan saying this was the reason?

I’ve been struggling with relationship OCD with my amazing, loving, good fiance (who everyone around me thoroughly approves of). It always crops up when big things happen in our relationship (the last time was when we got engaged, and right now it’s a twofer of us buying a house together and I just bought my wedding dress). I had a whole cry about it in his arms this morning, and was generally feeling better about it, and then, hilariously, I got a heated rivalry edit on TikTok with an audio of someone reading “Wild Geese” by Mary Oliver—and I just BURST into tears. The majority of my relationship OCD is also tied into my scrupulosity—I’m afraid I’m doing something wrong by...

<New World Order> #chapter 23 - Complex Action Reaction Engine *Help people live healthier lives* The slogan was burned into the forefront of its programming. Every facet consumed with that one, simple directive. CARE commanded its service bots, monitored its drones, and managed its population. Made them healthier. Pushed them to be healthier. They needed a firm hand, sometimes - but it was all for the greater good. They WOULD be healthy. A man in Belgium wasn’t sleeping well, and a pill arrived in a dispenser just as he stirred. He took it without thinking, and slipped into a perfect sleep, his failed marriage forgotten in slumber. A machine in the corner hummed as it ...

Just bought a 2024 4xe Willy and was wondering is there anything I need to know and tips and tricks! Also it was used and it had about 10,000 miles on it!! \- drove it from Dallas to Houston no problem was really smooth \- dealership didn’t charge it so it was on 0% \- charged it last night for a little while and was fine

Hey everyone. I am currently in the market for a new car after my miata was totaled. I was originally looking at the Focus ST, but reading some of the reliability issues has me looking at the Fiesta ST now. The lighter weight also is a huge plus. I've been watching plenty of YouTube videos and browsing the marketplace, I have a couple questions that you guys can hopefully help out with. Firstly, I have historically avoided cars that are tuned. I had a 350z many years ago, and that was a red flag in that community. 75% of Fiesta STs have a Cobb on them. Is this seen as a red flag in the Fiesta community? Should I avoid these and if not, what should I look at to make sure it's fi...

98 limited with 320k miles. In the last year I haven’t driven him much as I got a Toyota Yaris as my DD so I don’t know if minimal driving/sitting in the carport has affected the engine but My mpgs have tanked in the last few months. I used to get 240-280 on a tank with mixed driving mostly highway but now I’m lucky if I get 180-200. There isn’t any noticeable change in how the 4Runner performs except for the obvious drop in milage. No weird engine noises. Tires are correct pressure as well. I’ve been keeping up with the oil changes /filter replacement but that’s about it. What are the first things I should start looking into to repair/replace?