Gas prices in crescent city ca

Prefer northern Illinois area to meet but will ship
Kinda flexible on pricing
Shipping not included
Bulk discounts
Bardsung 150
Marvel Champions 25
Familiar Tales 60
Batman the dark Knight Returns deluxe 80
Marvel United 20
Hadrians wall (Less than 10 plays) 30
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Blood borne the board game 80
Tidal blades part 1 50
Feast for odin 65
Ledgendary Encounters ???
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How the hell can I find the treasure map / general market price of item in this game!? I have found the following maps can anyone tell me if they’re worth anything please :
Clockwork city 1 Craglorn IV Northern Elswyr III Alik’r VI

Hello!
I am looking for some advice before my interview.
I applied to a posting under my city jobs website in Berkeley, CA last month, and I can't find very much information on what the position entails.
Some active carriers and clerks I have asked are not entirely sure either, but they are assuming it is a carrier position.
The main description is as follows:
"The City of Berkeley is currently accepting applications for Mail Services Aide which is a city-wide classification. The current vacancy is for the Library Department. Under general supervision, the Mail Services Aide maintains, repairs and overhauls heavy and light trucks, construction equipment, automobiles, other vehicles, small gasoline engines and similar equipment; operates a variety of hand, power and shop tools; performs related work as assigned.
Under supervision, picks up, delivers and processes interoffice and United States Postal Service (USPS) mail to and from all City departments; runs various types of equipment and performs related work as assigned."
A link to the expired application:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/berkeley/jobs/3898563/mail-services-aide/apply
Thank you all.

Hi all,
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Recently started a new playthrough, but I noticed "doubled" towns, including names on the map, in a lot of cities, like Squin. It's usually not entire town, just specific buildings, like armoweapon shops.
Thing is, I have only 1 overhaul mod, Genesis, and honestly cant tell what else can be causing this.
Modlist:
Compressed Textures Project.mod
Dangerous Hazards.mod
Reduced Weather Effects.mod
Reduced Town Radius.mod
Reduced Particle Effects.mod
The Juggernaut.mod
Let's Talk.mod
Sensible Martial Arts.mod
DodgeStrafe.mod
Weaklings give XP.mod
BHSIAMask.mod
Martial Arts No Matrix Dodge.mod
Martial Arts Fast Dodger.mod
Anti Stun for more Attack Slots.mod
Armour_SamuraiDragon.mod
Mask.mod
Samurai_armor_expanded.mod
Samurai_belt_mask.mod
Potter Helmet.mod
Kit's Weapon Pack.mod
Vanilla Hair Fix Return of the Ark Dos.mod
ShaderSSAO.mod
MaxStats.mod
CheatTrainings.mod
CBT Vanilla Hair Fix.mod
Belt Slot Gas Masks.mod
bugmaster.mod
Genesis.mod
MCA Juggernaut Patch.mod
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With how often you see food delivery drivers on the streets and how commonly used their services are, I think it's to the benefit of everyone to clarify what "tips" actually are.

• Base Pay: The driver is paid a $4 base pay for every delivery. It doesn't matter if he has to drive 10km or 20km or wait half an hour at the store. $4.
• Promo: sometimes when an area is short on drivers, the app incentivizes people to work there by offering a bonus of $2 or more to attract workers.
• "Tips": They aren't conventional tips that reward good service, they are more incentive to attract drivers to take your order. If you offer no tips, if it takes the driver half an hour to drive and deliver your order, the driver just made $4 for 30 minutes of work. BEFORE fuel cost and insurance cost. The minimum wage right now is $15.65/hr as a reference.

An example
An order came in that offers $7.50, the base pay $4 + tips $3.50. Delivering the order took the driver 30 minutes to complete. The total driving distance is 10km, the car has a gas mileage of 7L/100km, and gas price is at $1.8/L so it costs $1.28 in gas.
That's $6.22/half hour or $12.44/hr.
It literally pays less than minimum wage when "tips" are bad.
(the Fantuan app is another story, mostly just rich immigrants and Asian students who "work" to keep their parent's allowance)
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Key takeaways:

1. If you're a customer, if you want someone to pick up your order in a timely fashion, increase your "tips". If you wish to thank the driver for his service, give more tips afterwards, leave a good rating in the app or good ol fashion cash.
2. If you're a driver. Well shit sucks, no way to get around it. Death is the poor man's doctor.

Anyone else from Boston get sketched the fuck out when visiting friends/family in Brockton?
Ascetically when you enter the city you see some of the Cape Cod style houses we don't got in Boston, you see big multifamily homes with yards, more open space then Boston, but then you quickly realize it's hood by the way people are driving, you start seeing shitbox cars packed 5 deep with dudes slowly passing by and staring at you, crackheads, drunks, and gangbangers hanging out at the gas stations giving mean looks, and it's just a lot darker out side at night....
At least when you are in bad parts of Boston there's always a lot of people around, ample city/street lights, etc ... it feels normal and regular,

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3,659th Quarterly Meeting
Kilometer-long freighters docked and undocked from Port Vesta. Ventral doors opened to let in adamantine loading arms, the size of which existed only in tales of primordial titans for much of human history. Once reloaded, the ships departed for humanity's interstellar colonies at Tau Ceti, Aldebaran and Rigel. So choked with ship-induced warp bubbles was Vesta that stargazing was a fruitless pastime for many millions of kilometers out.
And all this was visible through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the most important conference room humanity had ever known.
Cool air circulated through the 40 by 20 by 5 meter room. 20.4 degrees Celsius, the perfect temperature to keep ambitious minds in line with corporate procedure. And no minds were more ambitious than those sitting in here.
9 of the most powerful human beings alive sat around the rectangular conference table, four on each of its long sides and one at the end farthest from the door. Their perfect faces were reflected in its polished black marble, craftsmanship reflecting in craftsmanship, one working in flesh and the other in stone. Their suits ran the gamut of subdued color, from black to gray to blue to beige to brown, though all but one had a metallic sheen. No one tried speaking before the meeting began. Everything that would be said today had been written and rewritten over the previous weeks. Today was a formality, a tradition practiced by an organization that had existed for 914 years.
Yet everyone in the room knew that the predetermined decision formalized today thrust their organization into foreign territory.
The man at the end of the table stood up. His dark brown suit was only two shades distant from his dark brown skin, most on display on his shaved and polished head. He removed his black-framed glasses from their perch 210 centimeters above the floor and tucked them into his breast pocket, 170 centimeters above the floor.
"Members of The Board," he said, "I declare this, the 3,659th quarterly meeting, open."
A woman, nearest on his left, stood up as he sat down. She wore a beige suit whose metallic sheen paled in comparison to her voluminous blonde hair. In her lilly white hands was the Quarterly Profit Report.
"Mr. CEO," she said in her most authoritative voice, "I'm proud to report that we have once again met the expectations of the founder. From July 1st to September 30th, 2999 CE, we maintained a profit margin of 80.0 %. As of September 30th, we hold a market share of 99 % and a market capitalization of 400 quadrillion credits."
The woman sat down. The other eight clapped their approval.
A man, nearest on Mr. CEO's right, stood up. His gray suit complemented the full head of silver hair installed on his scalp and chin. Strong and youthful hands, grown in a vat and transplanted onto this bicentenarian, held the Readiness Assessment Report from the R&D Department.
"The Instant Sassy program has achieved level 4 certainty as of August 16th, 2999 CE. They can now create a maximum of 1 kilogram of mass and replicate drink and bottle in one go. Mass production of the Instant Sassy vending machines awaits your approval, Mr. CEO."
The man sat down. Clapping ensued.
Five more members of The Board provided their tidbits of information, but everyone knew the best was saved until last.
A young man, actually young in contrast to everyone else's purchased youth, rose from his seat at the doorward end of Mr. CEO'S left side. He wasn't more than 30. He was only 160 centimeters in height. His hair and suit were both pitch black and without sheen. Most of the board wondered if the boy even combed. He certainly didn't shave. His delicate fingers held a one page legal summary.
"Mr. CEO," he said in a monotone lawyer-stating-the-facts voice, "it has come to the attention of the legal department that a small firm at Rigel is selling a 1-to-1 clone of Sassy Cola, though under the branding of Flash Cola. As there is no reliable intellectual property enforcement that far out, we suggest Sassy Cola Company perform a cease-and-desist operation."
The clapping that followed was, as planned, subdued to balance The Board's recognition of his work and the dire situation he described.
Mr. CEO stood once more to give the final address.
"Members of The Board, we stand at a precipice. Military action against a small firm is a bold move. Then again, the Sassy Cola Company is no stranger to bold moves. It was a bold move when in 2085 my great great grandmother started this company in order to sell her sassafras-enriched soda. It was a bold move when we spent the 23rd century expanding Earth's launch capabilities so that humanity could colonize the solar system and thereby create new markets for Sassy Cola. And it was a bold move when in 2610 we invented the FTL warp drive so that humanity could settle the stars and buy more Sassy Cola. So let's put this to a vote. All in favor of sending a cease-and-desist?"
Five members raised their right hand.
"All opposed?"
Three other members raised their right hand.
"Five for and three against. And I vote in favor, giving the issue the 2/3 majority it needs. A cease-and-desist will be sent to Rigel as soon as the ship is ready. I declare this, the 3,659th Quarterly Meeting, adjourned."
All nine stood and clapped, excessively, as if their noise could bury the question of ethics.
Outside the floor-to-ceiling windows, a kilometer-long ship (built by Sassy Heavy Industries) docked at Port Vesta (technically Sassy Drive Yards) and loaded up with cargo containers (built and owned by Sassy Shipping) to be delivered to Aldebaran (Sassy Cola Aldebaran, subsidiary).
Dr. Megalomanovich
The walls and ceiling and floor of the office never stayed the same color for long. They meandered through the greens, brighter then darker, strolled along the beach with various tans, took a dip in the water with cyan blue and finished by going back to the greens. They were cymolds, cybernetic funguses, and they formed the surface of every room in the administration wing of Sassy Research Installation #544.
It wasn't a very well publicized installation. No research from here had ever appeared on Sassy Science Direct's Top 10 Breakthroughs of the Year. Of course, that meant what they were doing was very, very important. Another reason to locate the place so far from the rest of human civilization.
Far from civilization is a relative term. To be far on the surface of a planet, you got to be, eh, 100 kilometers away. To be far in the context of a star system, make that 100 million kilometers. To be far from humanity in the year 3535 CE, you have to be 100 light years away. And that's just what we were. 100 light years separated us from the nearest human outpost. Not the nearest built-up star system or lone asteroid city. No, I mean 100 light years from the nearest hitch-em-up, one warpship, sorry excuse for an outpost. Nothing lay in-between and no one was coming to rescue you if you broke down halfway.
But that was the price of admission if you wanted to meet Dr. Megalomanovich.
To the layman, his name means nothing. To the educated, resentment. To the dreamers, hope. He is the greatest mind of our time bar none. And, like all great minds, he has created controversy.
The cymold on these walls was invented by him while he was still in secondary school 150 years ago. He designed the meter-thick mycelium fibers which root Installation #544 to its carbonaceous asteroid in an undergraduate mycology class. Since then he has: led a team which developed an all-biological fusion reactor, led another team that made a proof of concept for matter-antimatter annihilation based metabolism and singlehandedly created a cow subspecies that produces Sassy Cola instead of milk.
This last accomplishment most impressed the one and only financial backer of all human science, the Sassy Cola Company.
It didn't matter that Sassy Cola was already made in the most efficient way physically possible, by assembling it, bottle and all, from the fundamental elements themselves via vending machine MDROM-derived replicators, because Sassy from an udder was cool to the average consumer.
And so Dr. Megalomanovich was scooped up and shipped off to Installation #544. Here he has remained for 120 years doing . . . something. I'm here to find out what.
A chubby man with pudge stuffed unsuccessfully into a white lab coat walked in to the office. His eyes had been replaced by cybernetics—not eyes, but an assortment of twitching miniature radar dishes and antennae. His thick white hair is gelled straight back like the racing helmet of a bicyclist. It took me a minute to realize that this man was the good doctor.
"Dr. Megalomanovich?," said I.
"Who else were you expecting in Dr. Megalomanovich's office?"
"No one. I mean you, but, but—"
"You have only seen my younger self. Likely from my exploits in producing that wondrous strain of cow which produces delicious Sassy Cola."
"I know you from more than just that."
"I don't know why, all my other stuff had nothing to do with Sassy Cola."
He ripped some of the cymold off the wall with one of his olive green gloved hands. Beneath it is barren rock, half-digested by the lithovorous cymold.
"I mean, the antimatter-powered life thing was pretty neat," said I.
"Pretty neat? PRETTY NEAT?!?"
I shrank in my seat and whimpered, "Yeah."
"I'll show you neat my boy. Follow me through the teleporter!"
Rubber fingers pressed a sequence on the door's keypad with inhuman speed. The metal door dissolved away and only a teleporter field remained.
For those who've not seen the new 2D intrabrane teleporters—or thresholds as their called—you're in for a treat. Not only are they compact and have ranges up to a light year, but they allow light to pass through so you can see where the hell you're going. Not all light; hard ultraviolet and above get filtered out as do large energy differences. So if you're traveling from a paradise planet to a spaceship and that spaceship's warp drive has an oopsie, the 1 billion kelvin nuclear fireball won't char your burgers.
We weren't traveling to a paradise planet, at least not in the traditional sense. To a neogeneticist like myself it was heavenly.
I noted three things when I first stepped through. 1, the whole environment was bathed in the orange light of a red dwarf star. 2, the environment was divided between land—the cliffside we were standing on—and a bubbling black sea of what turned out to be Sassy Cola stretching toward the horizon. 3, the animals.
I don't know why the animals stood out to me over what I assumed were plants. They weren't actually plants but a form of lichen—but, but, but the prejudice toward the animals was still there. In fairness, they were pretty enigmatic. One of them crawled along the ground with a head that was entirely tongue, licking up the lichen bulbs like pieces of candy. Another one looked like a tree, but on closer inspection was an amphibious anemone, its roots sunk into the shallow sea's floor and its tentacles reaching out of the water to grasp a third creature—a bird of some kind whose flight was aided by gas bags on its underbelly.
"Behold, my masterpiece," said Dr. Megalomanovich.
"It's beautiful beyond words," said I. "How did it come about?"
"By way of 120 years' hard labor. Shortly after my Sassy Cow achieved galactic fame, The Board granted me with a research installation of my own. In return, I was to do the impossible: abiogenesis."
"To create life from nonlife."
"Yes."
"You had gotten close with the antimatter metabolism trial."
"Indeed I had. And that is why I refused to take any hand-me-down help from Earth's biota. From the beginning I wanted my life to run differently. I couldn't find a way to replace carbon as the backbone, but I was able to swap out water for Sassy Cola."
"You're telling me that in every cell of every one of these creatures is Sassy Cola?"
"It is their water."
"How?"
"Do you have a few years?"
"Yes."
"Unfortunately, I don't. Even this little jaunt is wasting my precious time."
"Speaking of time, how did they grow so fast?"
"Accelerated evolution through computer-aided keystone transcription errors."
"What?"
"Again, I don't have years to waste teaching you. I waste enough time teaching the installation's staff."
"When do you plan on showing your masterpiece to the wider galaxy?"
"My masterpiece will show itself to the galaxy when it is ready. There is no doubt in my mind that a day will come when a creature on this world will take a rock and bash it against the head of another and say 'eureka!' before pondering the philosophical implications of taking a life."
"Anything is possible when your body is 70 % Sassy Cola."
The Bimillennial Celebration
Upon receiving the invitation, I couldn't wait to go to the Bimillennial Celebration at Sol, though I did worry how I'd be received in turn. Few humans outside my corner of space had ever met a nonhuman sapient before. It didn't help that I lacked so much as a species name to give them.
If it were up to me, I'd name us astrographically, by the planet we live on. In that case we would be called the Sasserines after Planet Sasser. It's not a good moniker; too nationalistic when our distinguishing characteristic is first and foremost biological. So I dropped the case and made it sasserine. Yes, much better. It's less proper, more grounded, more biological. It is this species name that I used in my travels.
The first stop on my journey was at the derelict Research Installation #544. Humans abandoned it long ago when the Sassy Cola Company's fortunes took a turn for the worse. Now it was kept up by us sasserines as a heritage site. I left a bouquet on The Good Doctor's shrine, shed a few sticky tears and moved on. The tiny warpship I had chartered had an impatient pilot.
That pilot turned into quite an annoyance during our two weeks together, for he asked questions that became more and more inappropriate with time. I'm not one to disparage curiosity—I'm a scientist after all—but I fail to see the scientific necessity of revealing which variety of Sassy Cola I urinate.
My next stop was Rigel, a blue giant star that shined 1 million times brighter than Sasser's red dwarf. Since Sassy Cola's monopoly of both power and soda had waned, I found many other brands on offering, including one called Flash Cola. Flash's slogan summarized its claim to fame: "Resist the Sass and Drink a Flash!" I briefly wondered what Sasser's biosphere would look like if it were based on Flash Cola instead of Sassy Cola. I purged this thought experiment from my mind upon realizing that the planet would likely be named Flasher and we the flasherines.
Onward to Sol by way of Aldebaran. This leg was much more pleasant than the last as I had booked a room aboard one of the last functioning warpships of Sassy Cruise Lines. Luxury abounded and even my rational mind almost succumbed to the temptation of using the rest of my money to stay aboard til death. But such an act would break the terms of the invitation.
Sol, the most ancient and most populous star in settled space, was the venue for the greatest party ever thrown by humanity. Derelict Sassy Cola freighters had each been converted into a single light bulb and arranged by the hundreds to create a sign at Neptune's distance from the sun reading, "2,000 SASSY YEARS!"
I'm not normally a party person. Secluded reading is my pastime of choice. Yet I couldn't help but crack a Sassy with every human who asked me to join them. Why not?, I thought. After all, without the Sassy Cola Company, I wouldn't be alive.
The solar system felt like it held the totality of settled space within its borders. Port Vesta alone held hundreds of distinct cultural groups from just as many star systems. I met 35 of them on my 5 kilometer walk from Sassy Cruise Lines' designated dock to the hotel where I was to be staying. Sassy Cola's monolithic corporate culture was no longer humanity's culture. People were being themselves again.
And that included being suspicious of outsiders, especially ones from a different tree of life.
I felt eyes all around me. I had drunk too much Sassy Cola, besting even the worst human junkies. I sweat the drink. I urinated the drink. Boys and girls inspected me like a zoo animal every time I went to one of Port Vesta's many street markets. It overwhelmed me and I left early for my meeting on Earth.
Orbital space around humanity's homeworld is so congested with infrastructure that teleporter range around Earth is limited, by law, to a mere 1,000 kilometers, 1 billionth of what it is everywhere else. To get to the planet's surface I had to leapfrog from orbital plate to orbital plate, often having to cross a single plate by way of a couple teleports. Yes, they are that large. Most contain surface areas and populations similar to Earth's 21st century nations-states. After visiting 57 nation-state-orbital-plates against my will, I arrived at Earth's surface.
At least I had reached the top surface. Earth is a shellworld with 15 surfaces, each named after a variety of Sassy Cola. I was on Sassy Orange and needed to get down to Sassy Cola Classic, 7 surfaces below. Teleportation law was even stricter here than in orbit. The technology was used exclusively to ferry people between surface levels and teleporters only existed in the atlas towers which held the next surface.
I was awestruck upon first seeing an atlas tower as they occur nowhere but Earth. From green pasture it rose into the cloud cover above. Through those clouds, ten kilometers up, lay gigatons of diamond hard plating topped with teratons of granite, soil, lakes, rivers and cities. I was under a planet-encapsulating house held up by countless pylons, themselves kept rigid only as long as the power flowed. Luckily, it always did.
The atlas towers also serve as propagandistic monuments, each shaped like a bottle of Sassy, though of the variety which matches the name of the surface level they exist on. The Sassy Cola Company had its detractors, but the fact that the corporate superpower had built Earth into what it is today went unquestioned.
I eventually arrived at surface level 7, or Sassy Cola Classic. The 7 surfaces above had replaced Earth's original troposphere and stratosphere. The 7 surfaces below existed where the planet's crust once did. Together, the 15 shells supported 20 trillion humans living in spacious luxury—though no one had more spacious luxury than The Board.
Their 1 billion hectare estate is a combination art piece, capital, pilgrimage site and tomb. No teleporters exist within its borders. The atlas towers there are disguised as steep mountains on their bottom halves and cumulonimbus clouds columns on their tops.
Dwarfed by these gigantic illusions are the many castles of the estate. One of these castles serves as the estate's north entrance and holds the Sassy Parliament Building. In here convene two houses, a lower house elected by the Sassy Cola Company's 100 trillion shareholders across settled space and an upper house chosen by The Board.
The lower house had drawn up the invitation program and voted 67,306 to 32,694 to pass it. The upper house hesitated, unsure whether they wanted "billions of yokels trampling through the estate." They passed it with the exact bare minimum of votes, 600 to 300.
The addition of a clause limiting it to 10,000 "yokels" that came in tour groups of 50 per hour was the deciding factor in passing the invitation program. Now I was part of one of those groups, an ordinary ambassador for the world of Sasser, though I doubted that cultural and economic exchange, two bullet point motives of the program, were occuring.
Oh well, I thought as I boarded the maglev train to the next destination.
The nine members of The Board lived in nine penthouses atop nine towers near the center of the estate. I'd remark on the penthouses' reported opulence if 200 stories of height and the estate's no-cameras policy hadn't isolated us from them. I imagine they like it up there, otherwise I can't fathom why they'd live so secluded from the rest of their species. I wondered what such recluses thought of Planet Sasser and the sasserines or the invitation sent to me by their personally selected managers. But I'd little time to ponder as the maglev neared my stop.
At the very center of the estate sits a diamondoid hemisphere 10 kilometers in diameter. Inside exists a full recreation of one late 21st century American small town. The maglev line terminated at the entrance to the dome where a bright green sign reading "Tupelo" hung.
The rest of the tour group was just as in awe as I when we walked inside and found ourselves surrounded by single family homes along four lane roads with no sidewalks. From the artificial blue sky above came laser beams which generated holograms of moving vehicles. They veered around our group even though the lasers would cause nothing worse than a slight tingle on the skin. A human dressed in a law enforcement uniform of the time led us to the predetermined sacred sites.
First we stopped at the hospital where The Founder was born, then the double wide trailer where The Founder grew up and, finally, the soda shop where The Founder introduced the world to Sassy Cola in 2085.
I obsessed over this last stop. Burned into my psyche is the memory of the artificial sun rays shining through the shop's stained glass windows and onto the stainless steel counter. I took in every scent and sound and touch; the bittersweet sassafras laying in sacks in the corner, the scratching of our shoes on the artificially cracked and yellowed linoleum floor and the coolness of the counter on my cheek when I laid my head down in defiance of the guide's orders.
At the end we all had a thimble full of Sassy Cola made from the recreated soda jerk. It was inferior to every drop of Sassy that I'd drunk since birth. Even my blood, filled with the wastes of cellular respiration, likely tasted better.
But taste alone didn't determine the value of this thimble. The drink represented conception, its serving the initialization of the two millennia of change that followed. Just as water was a prerequisite for all Earth life, so Sassy Cola was a prerequisite for all life on Sasser.
This soda was the origin of everything I am. I believe that's cause for celebration.
(END)

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Blackberry Lemonade 1:1:1 CBN/CBD/THC 5 Pack by Pearls by grön	$4.95

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Maybe this was true.Walts blue Sky Meth Would Grow To Be Something Nathan Drake Would Hunt.Since It Became Banned Everyone would Hunt It.No Chemist Would ever achieve Such Purity.No scientist Believed that A human Made this.Humans Have Flaws.But This Was Flawless.Like God.So out of fear That If Cops Captured Them they would take their supply ,drug users overdosed .So 100 million drug users around the globe died In Meth Orgies.Cops Busted doors and found people shaking on the floor Before Passing out.Goverments Lost A lot of Cash.The Crisis Of 2007-2008 Became Worse and us Economy And As A Chain,Europe's. Things Went Fubar.People Started to engage in Violent Riots across the planet.Half Glorified Walt for being a Genius and for proving that system is Broke and Others Accused The State For secretly Being Kingpins.Millions Of Conspiracies Began In Every Social Media That accused some Politicians Of Being Drug Lords.Which was true but not all.The question was how Walt was able to operate Under US 's Nose Without the state Noticing.The Aryan Brotherhood Was Held Responsible so The state in order to reestablish trust Started A war causing The ultimate Annihilation Of the Us-wide Gang.Many Mercenaries Heavily armed were hired,Making the us An Impenetrable Fortress.50 Million lost their jobs because Of Walt.The Govs across the globe lost a considerable amount of Money which ended in Walter Gang.80M were only the cash he had in Tojazillee.He had buried Barrels In an unseen Underground Shelter ,and he Gave the location to Skyler but since she was tailed she could not obtain it.Thats why he wanted Gretchen to give money.Also Many treasure hunters stormed The Southwest and North Hampshire Trying to find Walts Barrels.This hunt would Continue For Centuries.The Public Image of Walt was A Mix Of Tesla And [email protected]@%&r.With His product He killed so many people A WHOLE DICTATORSHIP WITH 1000s OF SOLDIERS NEVER COULD,so Imagine It.When u said the Name u would see the Fear in the Eyes of people That never Met him.Christians say and they Are right That the sins of the Father will torment the children.It was like [email protected]@@r Had a Family.It would Follow Them.Walt I Believe Would be responsible for so many deaths because users overdosed on It.
As you see I took The Phrase "I am the danger to a new Level.Walt managed To destroy The drug business, since all users died and the state would monitor it because citizens were greatly enraged. He Caused A New GREATER depression since the US almost Fell and it started Burning ,there were innumerable Gunfights between Citizens and Cops..And If The Top dog ,America suffered So Much Damage imagine weaker Countries.Total Collapse .The Rich would Decide to start another war for Money.Hell,Walter's power was so great that even the Richest Anonymous families that run the world ,were greatly affected.It was Insane.For The 1st time in History,a Low class simple average citizen like all of us had Became Such A villain.In TWO years he inflicted so much damage both on his family and the Whole World.He Reached Comic Book Damage Level.Apocalyptic.A Living Darth Vader.Like Everyone Oil Companies suffered Catastrophe and they could not Pay their workers .So they Rebelled and left .And without Oil there is No power neither Gas.For the 1st time Lights were out across entire nations ,food became a precious commodity,Elevators jammed ,tv images and internet vanished and phones died.Cities At Day Became A Carnival of looting and pillaging ,by night they were a grim battleground ,in old alleyways gangs gave lessons of life and death,strong preyed on the weak .Day after day cries for Help went unanswered.Wars started both between Citizens and countries for supplies.This seems unrealistic to you but did u see how society was destabilized By a small virus?So People Fled Into the Outback,where they would use modified bikes and vehicles to Hunt for supplies.Like in Australia. Here the events of The Road warrior start to unravel.If there was no money,wages Everyone abandoned their position.Ordinary men were battered and smashed in that maelstrom of decay.The internet became also a battleground of Insults in the countries that survived a little longer ,it was the early 2010s social media started to dominate our lives.
In Essence It was Like What if a great inventor not only gave us the good side of his brain but also the other?A good thing was that due to Walts Research We became more advanced,and brave journalists found out by asking professors of Walt.All of this because of Walter's intelligence.
This is a possible scenario,u can't deny it,since we don't see after 2011.Who could stand?Who could undo this?

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I'm not the biggest cure fan, but I do enjoy a lot of their Seventeen Seconds through Disintegration era stuff. Definitely not a band I would make a road trip or flight to see, but they're coming to a venue in my city so I figure I might as well go if it's a good show.
The whole "face value pricing" thing is an interesting stab at the abhorrent resale industry ($800 for Paul McCartney after getting jipped in the presale is the last time I will ever go to a "big name" show until shit is fixed), but it does mean I will have to spend a lot of time trying to snipe a resale ticket. I don't want to spend time trying to get one if it's not worth it.
So, is The Cure worth seeing live?

So I’ve convinced my wife we should run a plex server and rip all our DVDs since we literally have a couple hundred movies that we never watch. It will likely also be used for some light gaming, but my main rig and consoles are in the basement so I’m not going crazy with it.
The CPU, GPU, PSU, and hard drives I own from previous builds.
The case was chosen since I love my current Corsair case, and this has a slot for a DVD drive.
The board is just the cheapest board with wifi built in.
The M.2 SSD and Ram are the cheapest name brand components I could find.
Am I missing anything obvious?
PCPartPicker Part List

Type	Item	Price
CPU	Intel Core i3-12100F 3.3 GHz Quad-Core Processor	Purchased For $0.00
Motherboard	MSI PRO H610M-G WIFI DDR4 Micro ATX LGA1700 Motherboard	$128.98 @ Newegg Canada
Memory	Crucial CT2K8G4DFS832A 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL22 Memory	$33.08
Storage	Western Digital Blue SN570 500 GB M.2-2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive	$47.98 @ Newegg Canada
Storage	Western Digital WD_BLACK 1 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM Internal Hard Drive	Purchased For $0.00
Storage	Western Digital WD_BLACK 1 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM Internal Hard Drive	Purchased For $0.00
Video Card	MSI GT LP GeForce GTX 1650 G5 4 GB Video Card	Purchased For $0.00
Case	Corsair Carbide Series 110R ATX Mid Tower Case	$104.99 @ Newegg Canada
Power Supply	Corsair VS600 (2020) 600 W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply	Purchased For $0.00
	Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts
	Total	$315.03
	Generated by PCPartPicker 2023-03-25 17:08 EDT-0400

Good evening folks. I am on the hunt for some well off the beaten path restaurants to take my wife to. It does not have to be completely isolated, but we would prefer something that is not in the center of a town/city, or right on a main road. Preferably with some nice scenery; I am partial to woods and mountains.
Price is not an issue, as this would only be an occasional outing. But I have only been able to find the Walpack Inn so far. Any assistance is appreciated.

10 black people share how their life is in Canada.
Some are the descendants of soldiers who settled there during or after the American Revolution wars. Nice history. Note the element of freeness some express. Canada has been a peaceful country and attracts immigrants from all over the world. Canadians are often called friendly, welcoming, and have many benefits Americans can only dream of and will never get.

• Their immigration policy is open and they’re seeking skilled workers like many counties so moving there is doable
• Its not far from the US for family visits
• Some remote jobs allow you to live there since the country is very safe. There’s other ways to get in.

More quick facts about Canada.

• They were friendly to black people and freemen who settled there after escaping horrors in America. That friendly reputation is strong today. Indian, Caribbean, other immigrants, refugees, and more call Canada home
  
• Great nature and landscapes besides bustling cities like Toronto.
  
• Do you speak French? No need to visit France! Montreal is the second largest city in Canada and French is the official language. See a beautiful city and unique culture right in your backyard!
  
• Canada has a Publicly-funded Universal Healthcare System for citizens. They care. Getting citizenship is possible.
  

In America a serious medical condition or accident can bankrupt people. Some avoid treatment because they can’t afford high costs. Black people? Their neighborhoods often don’t have care centers. Black women have much higher chances of dying in childbirth. Yes it’s 2023, but America doesn’t care most likely because they’re black.
Doctors have reported being biased against black patients. They must be careful when selecting doctors to get good care or to live apparently. That’s not a joke. This is what a place like America produces.

• Canada has the longest coastline in the world and some of the cleanest air. It’s land is varied and you can see icebergs and the Northern Lights there!
  
• It’s ranked 13 in the overall Prosperity Index rankings. America is ranked 19. Not surprisingly America is lagging. Canada also ranks higher in government transparency, civil liberties, and quality of life.
  

The statistics are an average for all, but in America drastically low for Black people. Even worse if born into a poor family or one impacted by red lining, lack of opportunity, and bad policies which seems common in America. Id swear they did things on purpose. Canada is nice and like a breath of fresh air.

• Canadian police are completely different from American police. Canada uses a federal system for laws and not different laws for each province or state. Brutality doesn’t seem baked in.

“The revenues from Canadian fines and tickets are returned to the respective jurisdiction and do not finance police services. In the U.S. revenues from tickets sometimes finances corrections and police services.” - This is wonderful. Their police and system sounds more fair! They don’t seem trigger happy and murderous.
More from this educational site:
“Residents can make complaints straight to an independent commissioner. In the U.S., civilian oversight can vary greatly from town to town or county to county. In many instances, it is close to non-existent except for perhaps a pension oversight board.” - They have ways to note officers behaving badly. Some officers arrest people who complain even if they’re white.
Canada sounds great. I nominate this country as a top tier location for Black people seeking to leave America and it’s hatred 🇨🇦🍁
More posts about its cities, expat communities, adjusting, fun, and laws are needed. Is weed legal there? What’s the scene like? Real maple syrup can’t be faked. This is a good country.

1. What will you be doing with this PC? Be as specific as possible, and include specific games (ex: resolution, FPS, settings) or programs you will be using.

• Minecraft (modded)
• Barotrauma
• Star Wars Jedi (fallen order, and some day the sequel)
• The Deliver us series (moon and mars)
• CK3

2. What is your maximum PRE-TAX budget before rebates and shipping?

• About 2.5k before the monitor, which is preferably less than 300. I can spend a bit more than that, but its preferable that i stick to those numbers.

3. When do you plan on building/buying the PC? Note: beyond a week or two from today means any build you receive will be out of date when you want to buy.

• Before the end of the month

4. What, exactly, do you need included in the budget? (ex: toweOS/monitokeyboard/mouse/etc)

• Everything but a mouse

5. If reusing any parts (including monitor(s)/keyboard/mouse/etc), what parts will you be reusing? How old are they? Brands and models are appreciated.

• A couple year old razer mouse that i may replace in the future

6. Will you be overclocking (ex: CPU/GPU/RAM)? If yes, are you interested in overclocking right away, or down the line?

• Not really.

7. Are there any specific features or items you want/need in the build? (ex: SSD, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, VR, VirtualLink, tensor cores, large amount of storage or a RAID setup, CUDA or OpenCL support, etc)

• Wifi is needed. An SSD main drive is preferred, but thats standard nowadays. I'd like to have at least 1tb of storage. Also if you help with a keyboard, I have preferred membrane-mechanical and tactile to clicky or linear.

8. Do you have any specific case preferences (ex: mITX/mATX/mid-towefull-tower sizes, styles, colours, window or not, LED lighting, etc.), or a particular color theme preference for the components?

• Not particularly, RGB is nice but cost extra, so its only if i have extra.

9. Do you need a copy of Windows included in the budget? Note: some post-secondary students can get Windows 10 for free.

• Yes. I honestly dont know how to get a copy of windows anyways.

10. Will you be upgrading this PC in the future (ie: will you swap out better parts later on or will you build an entirely new tower later)? If so, when?

• Probably, but not for at least a couple years.

11. Do you have a brand preference? (ex: AMD/Intel for CPUs, AMD/NVIDIA for video cards, etc)

• Not particularly, though I've heard that some brands produce better items of the same type?

12. What are the specs of your old PC / laptop? Do you want to see if it can be upgraded instead? If so, paste its build from PCPartPicker here.

• I have a dell G5 laptop. would be getting a Dell G5 desktop, but they switched to only alienware.

13. Extra info or particulars:

• I have been recommended a list already (https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/RcqX8r), but I want some feedback. for example, what monitors keyboards, and headsets should I be looking at? Also what components could be upgraded while still fitting in my price range? Lastly, are there any good places to have the build started and get assistance with the OS? Should I be looking at my local Memory Express or Canada Computers for this?

For either option, I plan on buying used on FB Marketplace (I'm in Bay Area, CA for reference). There are a ton of Baby Bjorns +/- toy attachment listed anywhere between $80-150. There are lot of the older model Mamaroo swings listed for similar price range, but I found the newest model (Mamaroo Multi-motion) that retails for $269, listed on FB Marketplace for $100.
Reason why I'm undecided: I will most likely be single parenting in a very small space 625 sq foot condo. The Baby Bjorn appeals to me b/c it's low tech and less plastic/waste, has a small footprint and can be collapsed and stored or carried. However, it seems like I will have to be the one to bounce the baby until the baby learns to bounce themselves? Mamaroo appeals to me in that I can set the baby down and have it do the bouncing for me. But I've skimmed enough of these threads to learn that some babies love Mamaroo and some don't, and you really don't know until you try it. But for some, the Mamaroo is the holy grail.
Anyway, any advice and anecodotes would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi Everyone! I hope this is an okay subreddit to ask this...I wasn't sure. I need help figuring out where to move in CA.
Long story short, I'm a 30 year old gay man, who is still closeted, after only recently (the past 2 years) coming to terms with my sexuality. This had to do mainly with being in evangelical Christian spaces for most of my life and hoping that my sexual orientation could somehow "change" because that's what I was believed to think about it.
I'm currently living in the midwest - very small town, with virtually zero community. I want to come out to my mom (and the rest of the world - but mainly my religious mom is the biggest worry at the moment), and I just know that I will not be able to do that without the support of community. Over the past year, I've started therapy, started reading lgbtq affirming books in the Christian space, as well as overall getting more comfortable with my sexuality.
I'd love recommendations on good places to move that could give me the community that I'm looking for. I've thought of Denver, SLC Utah, somewhere in Oregon, and of course, CA. I'm leaning toward LA right now, simply because I feel like that is my best shot for finding community in a beautiful area of the county. I love the outdoors and would love to be in a coastal city (away from the cold) if possible. Does anyone have any thoughts you could share of good places to find community - as someone starting out in the world of all things gay. I'm not quite ready to go gay bar hopping, as it still feels pretty far from what I'm comfortable with, in general. Any thoughts? Bonus points if you know of any lgbtq affirming communities of faith in any of those areas.
Is there a "best place" in CA to move for someone in my situation?
Thank you!