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Hey all, first-time cargo bike buyer here. Long-time cyclist, zero Long John experience, trying to not overthink this into paralysis. Use case: hauling my French bulldog (20kg, solid boy) around Guadalajara. Mostly urban, some longer rides. No e-assist. I've been going back and forth between two: /Dom Cargo/ CrMo flat-deck Long John, 3-speed Nexus, disc up front, coaster brake rear. Ships in a standard bike box which is useful since I'm likely importing. Price point is appealing. The coaster rear makes me nervous though, anyone running one of these with a heavy dog load? How does it handle weight shift on the platform? /Omnium Cargo/ (full-size, not the Mini-Max) clearly a m...

WHY DO PEOPLE “RECON” PEPTIDES? 🧪 Most research peptides come freeze-dried (lyophilized) instead of pre-mixed in liquid. Why? ✔️ Better stability ✔️ Longer shelf life ✔️ Easier shipping/storage ✔️ Less degradation over time ✔️ More control over concentration Reconstitution simply means adding bacteriostatic water to turn the powder into a measurable liquid solution for research purposes. A lot of beginners think adding more water = more peptide… but the TOTAL amount stays the same. You’re only changing the concentration. Example: 10mg peptide + 1mL water = concentrated 10mg peptide + 2mL water = less concentrated Still 10mg total either way. ...

Been reading this sub for a while and wanted to finally make a post and get some advice from people already in the coffee business. I live in New York and recently started a green coffee import company with my partner. He’s been exporting Ethiopian coffee for years and ships 30+ containers yearly, mostly to Europe and the Middle East. A lot of his clients started asking about South American coffees, so we began researching Peru seriously. After around 8 months of work and 6 trips to Peru visiting farms in the Amazon region, we recently shipped our second container of Peruvian green coffee to Turkey within the last 50 days. Now we’re trying to expand into the US market and build relati...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # Last week's Supreme Court ruling just hit brokers in the wallet. Hard. Last week in Edition 46, we covered Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II — the case where the Supreme Court unanimously stripped freight brokers of the federal liability shield they'd been leaning on for years. If you missed it: brokers can now be sued in any state if they booked a carrier with obvious safety red flags and something went wrong. This week, the industry found out what that actually costs. Right now, for every d...

# Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced - Deep Dive into the Naval Gameplay Hello everyone! We're back with another Deep Dive into a core aspect of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced: Naval Gameplay. This time we're joined by Guilhem Marin, the lead Naval Designer to go in depth on Resynced’s naval gameplay. ***Please note that all footage is from a work-in-progress build. Make sure to watch in 4K for the best quality. HUD settings may vary depending on the capture to showcase examples of customizable options.*** [Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced - Deep Dive Gameplay: Diving Off the Jackdaw](https://youtu.be/S84qTdvO_Mg) https://preview.redd.it/uzl6...

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# Summary The UP World LNG Shipping Index gained 0.11 points (0.05%) last week, closing at 214.82 points, while the S&P 500 gained 0.88% — its eighth consecutive weekly gain, supported by optimism around Middle East peace negotiations. The UPI continues to move sideways within a support range roughly defined by 212 and 219 points. The median change was 0.14%; the weighted index fell by over 1%; and the ratio of advancing to declining stocks was 11:9. Trading volume remains at pre-war levels and continues to decline. Qatar has now smuggled a fifth tanker through the Strait of Hormuz with AIS turned off. Exmar led the gainers with +7.37%, returning to last year’s price range, fol...

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Hey, not sure if this was discussed before, probably was but I am curious what do you guys think about Humans and Eridians creating astrophage weaponry? From the first moment I learned about astrophage I started thinking about how humans (given what we are capable of) could weaponize it. And counter it using taumoeba. Think about it: Relativistic bombs (like Project Thor but using near light speed **** or smart rods), IR guns using miniature spin drives, or larger versions for ships and tanks? I am worried that Humans might consider Eridians knowing too much about us given that they received and studied Hail Mary which contains everything humans have every discovered and achieved, all the...

Just noticing how often The Doctor comes up in conversation, and I felt as though having a thread around to reference for the lesser-known feats and scaling would be beneficial to the community overall to avoid having to repeatedly clear up misconceptions about where the verse caps! Of course, mainline feats and scaling from both Classic Lost Media and NuWho are also welcome, if you consider them pertinent—- such as the TARDIS being 11-Dimensional— but I want to draw a bigger emphasis on things even members of the fanbase might not have dove into themselves, such as the Big Finish Audios, the Novels, the comics, etc … I’ll update this thread with some of my own additions, b...

The baggage-fee model was not the *only* possible solution. It was simply the solution that aligned best with: * competitive pricing psychology, * investor pressure, * and the economics of deregulated airlines. There were — and still are — alternative paths airlines could have taken. # 1. Higher all-inclusive ticket prices This was basically the older model. Instead of: * cheap ticket + many fees, they could have kept: * one higher transparent price, * bags included, * meals included, * simpler experience. Some airlines still lean toward this model, like: * Southwest Airlines (bags included), * Singapore Airlines, * Emirates. # Problem: Modern consumers often shop by: &am...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # Last week's Supreme Court ruling just hit brokers in the wallet. Hard. Last week in Edition 46, we covered Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II — the case where the Supreme Court unanimously stripped freight brokers of the federal liability shield they'd been leaning on for years. If you missed it: brokers can now be sued in any state if they booked a carrier with obvious safety red flags and something went wrong. This week, the industry found out what that actually costs. Right now, for every d...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # Last week's Supreme Court ruling just hit brokers in the wallet. Hard. Last week in Edition 46, we covered Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II — the case where the Supreme Court unanimously stripped freight brokers of the federal liability shield they'd been leaning on for years. If you missed it: brokers can now be sued in any state if they booked a carrier with obvious safety red flags and something went wrong. This week, the industry found out what that actually costs. Right now, for every d...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # Last week's Supreme Court ruling just hit brokers in the wallet. Hard. Last week in Edition 46, we covered Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II — the case where the Supreme Court unanimously stripped freight brokers of the federal liability shield they'd been leaning on for years. If you missed it: brokers can now be sued in any state if they booked a carrier with obvious safety red flags and something went wrong. This week, the industry found out what that actually costs. Right now, for every d...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # Last week's Supreme Court ruling just hit brokers in the wallet. Hard. Last week in Edition 46, we covered Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II — the case where the Supreme Court unanimously stripped freight brokers of the federal liability shield they'd been leaning on for years. If you missed it: brokers can now be sued in any state if they booked a carrier with obvious safety red flags and something went wrong. This week, the industry found out what that actually costs. Right now, for every d...

Hi folks! I've got a Crusader E1 Spirit for sale and I'm willing to let it go for $150 or $200 store credit. Screenshot attached. It's a CCU on an MDC plus Icefront Camo Paint. Reply to this post before PMing, please! https://preview.redd.it/3w8y96ixrh3h1.png?width=828&format=png&auto=webp&s=e751c45b03a51a3a8676b9a7c9fe88bb6f9a5518