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Copper keeps getting dragged into bigger headlines: AI data centers, grid upgrades, defense supply chains, China critical-mineral leverage, and governments trying to secure domestic or allied supply. The large-cap trade is easy: FCX, BHP, TECK, HBM. But if copper equities keep getting attention, I think the higher-beta move could come from smaller explorers with real land scale and visible catalysts. That is why NovaRed Mining, CSE: NRED / OTC: NREDF, is on my screen. Wilmac is a 16,078-hectare copper-gold project in British Columbia’s Quesnel porphyry belt, roughly 10 km west of Hudbay’s Copper Mountain Mine. For scale, that is about 160 square kilometers, around 39,700 acres, or rough...

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Tagal na naming issue ito. Bale set up namin, we go live every 9PM to 12AM. Tapos mismong kinabukasan, shipping agad kami, kasabay na yung mga nag checkout sa isang buong araw na lumipas. Drop off ang arrangement namin every 5PM. Pero hindi kaagad na scan mga parcels. Hininintay pa yung van para ma tagged as dropped off, usually mga 6-8PM pa. Hindi talaga kami mawalan ng late shipment kahit araw araw ang ship out namin. Sinasabi naman namin sa appeals para ma resolve yung issues. Tinatanggal din naman yung penalties, pero balik pa din sa dati after a few weeks.

Hey Everyone - I'm working on the preliminary design for an ADU addition to my parcel before handing it off to my architect for the real/actual/finalized plans. It's approximately 676 square feet, and the bathroom is about the only space where I see any "cramped quarters" issues. Just to be clear up front, my parcel is zoned for it, and has more than sufficient room including required setbacks. Each square represents six inches. The exterior is modeled after my primary residence located on the same parcel. I would appreciate your constructive feedback. Thanks! https://preview.redd.it/cwenpkbxcb3h1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=b76bb59fd024...

Towards the end of January this year, my girlfriend and de-facto of almost 9 years ended our relationship because I relapsed and went on a week-long bender after nearly 4 months sober and lied about it, only coming clean to her over the phone after she had my parents pick my up to take care of me at their place. She gave me the benefit of the doubt that I had just come down with a terrible flu, and accepted my alibi. My parents did not. I admitted the truth to her only after I immediately did to them when they saw the signs anyway - the flushed face, bloodshot, puffy eyes, slow, clumsy movements and just generally not being 'with it'. Obviously lying is part and parcel of the a...

I’ve recently had my Amazon account restricted to digital purchases only due to “multiple violations of returns/refund policy” and I am honestly quite shocked/confused by it. I am a long-standing customer and genuinely feel like I may have been caught up in an automated system rather than intentionally doing anything wrong. I wanted to ask if anyone has had a restriction like this successfully overturned after appeal/manual review? If so, what helped? For context, I think there may be some important circumstances behind the recent refund activity: I live on a housing estate next to a bus route, and despite repeatedly asking Amazon to leave parcels in my safe place (beside bins / a...

hello from unbearably sunny south east london as per the title of this post, i have experienced my first ever vinted inpost locker package mix up i purchased a silver evil eye ring on vinted a week or so ago - i picked up my package today and opened it to find... a pair of white jeans the label on the package has my name on, has my address on, and has the tracking number provided by inpost/vinted on. i picked it up using my collection code without any issue. i did wonder why the packaging for a ring was so big, but i assumed that the seller may have wanted to use up an amazon box that was lying around i contacted the seller who has advised that they did not recognise the trousers, th...

Its almost 4pm with no delivery window provided, the tracking doesn’t even show its at the depot. What are the chances i could get it today if I escalate it. I would just assume its coming tomorrow but i really do need this parcel before tomorrow.

Hello, Previously my parcel was claimed lost by local courier for several weeks so I requested a dispute case. Many weeks later, the parcel suddenly showed up so I cancelled the dispute with the bank. Sugargoo has deactivated my account because there was a dispute. The problem is, the dispute has already been cancelled since May 12. It was effective immediately and I've confirmed with the bank TWICE. I've shown the email correspondences with Sugargoo, and still Sugargoo is giving the robotic response about the dispute is in process and to ask the bank to speed up the process. Today, I asked the bank and they confirmed again (third time) the dispute is cancelled and the money...

Had a package returned to sender (me), and the post office says it was likely misdelivered to another PO Box. They confirmed it was scanned into the branch that morning, but can’t see which PO Box it went into. I showed up within \~2 hours, they checked parcel lockers and boxes, and it was already gone. I’ve been checking back for the past 3 weeks — still nothing. Something feels off. What are the odds the person checked their box right away and grabbed it that fast? Bad luck, or possible theft?

As the title says, I’m looking for handheld fan and power bank recommendations. The heat lately has been freaking unbearable, especially as a commuting student. For power banks, I’m mainly looking for something: durable and long-lasting portable/easy to carry fast charging can hopefully last 3+ years worth the price (I don’t really mind spending more if the quality is good) Same goes for handheld fans, durability and battery life matter more to me than getting the cheapest option. I’ll probably use them daily for commuting and school, so I want something reliable. Feel free to share your experiences/reviews too.

As the title says, I’m looking for handheld fan and power bank recommendations. The heat lately has been freaking unbearable, especially as a commuting student. For power banks, I’m mainly looking for something: durable and long-lasting portable/easy to carry fast charging can hopefully last 3+ years worth the price (I don’t really mind spending more if the quality is good) Same goes for handheld fans, durability and battery life matter more to me than getting the cheapest option. I’ll probably use them daily for commuting and school, so I want something reliable. Feel free to share your experiences/reviews too.

AI, copper, critical minerals, domestic supply chains - they used to be separate trades. Now they’re all converging on names like NRED. A year ago, these parts of the market sat in separate buckets. AI stocks were one group. Copper and industrial metals were another. Critical minerals were another. Domestic supply chains were another. Now the separation is getting harder to maintain. British Columbia recently increased support for mineral permitting while also reporting record exploration spending. That kind of move matters because it directly affects how fast new copper projects can actually move from idea to drilling. At the same time, rare earth and critical mineral companies...

Hello everyone, Hope you all are doing good. I am stuck in a difficult situation. I sent a parcel to my friend who is living in Noida (studying in AAFT) via India Speed Post service and the tracking information is showing that the parcel's current location is NDC Noida. It is marked as "return to sender" on the indiapost website and app when I track it. Please help me get the exact location or contact info of the said post office. I can send my friend there to pick it up himself. But I have no information about its location and neither does my friend who is there for studying. Also, I don't know if they would initiate the return process. It is a very important parcel t...

Hi, I bought something on Alibaba. Seller sent lots of photos before shipping and of the shipping crate. When it arrived, I opened the crate and it contains 5 random packages I did not pay for. Two of the parcels have addresses with a postcode one letter different to mine so it looks like a mix-up has happened somewhere. Seller is refusing to provide any further help. Their view is the crate was delivered so you have received the goods. The point is the crate doesn’t contain the goods I paid for. What are my options? I paid on a credit card. I also unboxed the crate on video but the supplier will not accept it and is now just ignoring me.

BC just posted record exploration spending and faster permitting - that’s the kind of jurisdiction premium NRED sits inside. One thing that keeps standing out lately is how often governments are talking about domestic mineral supply chains alongside infrastructure and industrial policy. British Columbia recently added more funding toward mineral-claims permitting and consultation while continuing to push permitting timelines closer to the 90-120 day range. The province also reported record exploration spending of roughly C$750.9 million. That combination matters because mining investors are paying far closer attention to jurisdiction quality than they were during older commodity cycles....

Feels like the market is finally starting to connect how many major industries now depend on the same small group of raw materials. Just over the last few weeks, the headlines have piled up fast: * Reuters reported more pressure around China’s rare earth supply relationship with Japan * the US government pushed harder on domestic mineral development * British Columbia moved to speed up exploration permitting * quantum computing coverage started mentioning metals like niobium * the CSE published another piece focused on building North American critical-mineral supply chains Different stories, same underlying issue: countries want more control over materials tied to infrastructure, defenc...