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There used to be a homeless woman who lived on 9th street by the Renaissance plaza. I don’t know her name, and apologize if this is rude, but I believe she may have been struggling with mental illness and maybe diabetes? Her feet always looked bad. She was really nice and would always thank me for any leftovers I’d offer her. She was on the larger side and pretty much never moved from her area. I used to see her frequently when I used to go to Chinatown more often. Since the Chinatown has been quite slow since Covid, I assume she has moved locations. I’m hoping she was helped? I don’t know why but I’m randomly thinking about her and wonder if anyone her knows if she was helped? submitted by /u/Extension-Break-9941 [link] [comments]

The 20-Year-Old Chess Prodigy Laying Waste to the World’s Top Grandmasters WSJ

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I went on a field trip today to Objecx Unlimited who are a commercial and industrial 3D printing company operating out of Mississauga, Ont. The machine that printed this is the same model of 3D printer that Little Canada uses for their 3D prints. (Objecx runs the 3D scan/print service for them). The printer works on the same principle as a paper liquid inkjet jet machine. A white Abs plastic is printed per layer and the ink head makes a pass right after to colour the print. I’m guessing that’s how it works. It was a quiet day today being Easter Monday so none of the machines were running. I’m really curious with full colour 3 D printing being where the hobby’s at with Bambu and other brands offing multi colour and multi material printing. It seems far more gimcky than a full colour ink print. I got a full tour of their facility. 😅 their biggest printer has a minimum nozzle of 0.6mm and a max of 3mm. Which is used to print furniture and other similarly sized prints. It did not use filament spools, rather raw pellets of plastic which are pushed into an injection moulding head which melts the plastic and feeds it into the print head. Do you think we’ll ever see ink jet printing coming to hobby level? These machines are in the $XX,000 range. submitted by /u/RougeRaxxa [link] [comments]

Currently carrying a XDS mod1 45 with +1 mag. Also have a XD 45 tactical that I shoot in USPSA production. Looking to switch to 9mm for capacity and cheaper training. I’m really leaning towards getting a Glock, but I’m curious; is the 45CV a good do it all contender? Or would carrying a 19 be more comfortable and just run the larger mag for competition? submitted by /u/Suave_Pathway [link] [comments]

Redding police find April 5 suspicious activity report along Alfreda Way, not credible KRCR

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Video above: What to do if you witness a crime MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Mobile Police Department officers arrested a man accused of breaking into a tow truck at a sign business and stealing keys. According to an MPD news release, officers were called to Gulf Coast Graphix at 5 p.m. on Friday, April 3, [...]

PENSACOLA, Fla. (WKRG) — Pensacola Police, in partnership with the Florida Highway Patrol, targeted DUI and aggressive driving violations that resulted in over 50 traffic stops this past Friday alone. Utilizing grant funding, Pensacola Police selected a group of officers to team with FHP troopers. "This is something that we try to do with the [...]

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Found an open source model on makerworld, adjusted the thickness a bit then set it loose on my A1. It's a functional print so I've had a lot of goes at trying to get it just right, and the solution seems to be printing it wirh PETG and coating it with a layer of soft resin, so it can stay flexible without cracking ‐ and have a good soft feel that almost feels like it's just a really huge clip! I made a bunch of mistakes along the way, but I think the next batch will be super! submitted by /u/No-Researcher406 [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone. I wanna ask something broadly. I feel like a lot of people want to hit it big, become the next big thing, etc etc. I don’t want that. To be completely honest with you, what I want to do, is make electronic music, maybe some kind of content of the behind the scenes by doing YouTube videos and/or reels of the process. Besides that, I could see myself maybe charging to consult on other people’s tracks, to try and help bring them up in quality. Besides that, I’d probably do a sync license for my music, and maaaybe I could do a patreon if for whatever reason, the behind the scenes videos go well where I get to do more stuff. I’m also hoping to maybe get sponsors to review some music gear or something like that. And finally, if things took off a bit, yeah I could see myself doing some shows here and there, but tbh, I don’t want to do intense touring like the people that sometimes go 48 hours without or minimum sleep, and have to do coke to handle the pace and pressure of it all. No, what I want is a couple shows in as much of a laidback schedule as possible within the boundaries of reality. Now, I know I’m ultra fantasizing and daydreaming of this picturesque little life, but, for argument sake, what’s the actual general likelihood according to you of making this a reality, and what else could I do that I haven’t said already (that isn’t full blown teaching or making music for others unless it’s in my genre [think disclosure producing for Khalid type shit]) where I get to basically be an artist first and make a descent living from it? Like… enough to maybe buy an apartment or a little house in some small town somewhere calm, to live that picturesque life I fantasize about? submitted by /u/ALmakingmusic [link] [comments]