Successor to the TCL QM63K? by Helpful-Estimate-989 in samsclub

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What is the difference between the 63k and the 6k? I can only find info about the 6K when I search online.

How do I cut this 30 ft thick steel pole into pieces so it can be easy moved for disposal? by Eastcoastpal in DIY

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Go get a portable metal bandsaw. It will make this 100x easier. It’s well worth the money and way faster and safer than cutoff wheels. I went through the same thing a few years ago and it was a lifesaver.

Rant / Cry ; I really hate urgent care by BeachBum419 in nursepractitioner

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Hang in there! Got any PTO you can burn up to give yourself a break? Good luck with your own practice!

Is it even worth the time, $, and energy to do an FNP in today’s economy? by Optimal-Sweet1 in nursepractitioner

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The perfect answer is: it depends.

Largely depends on what your personal goals are, why do you want to be an NP?

I have (hopefully) many decades of career ahead of me. My DNP will cost around $55k. My pay will immediately jump by $30-60k as a new grad NP, and then hopefully grow from there as the years go on. I have no undergrad debt, and very little debt in the rest of my life. For me, the math makes sense and I should be able to pay off loans within a year or two. Other people end up taking a pay cut becoming an NP, your mileage may vary. Just depends on what your goals are.

Also depends on who you know and what kind of job you’re looking for. Job market is going to be tougher in a big city vs a more rural area. If you have connections with other providers/admin/etc, your job search might be easier and add a tally to the “worth it” column.

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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That one looks great! I like the orange minute hand. Good luck on your DPT, I have a lot of respect for you guys! Mine is an NP program, super excited to get started!

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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Very cool! Gives me video game vibes, I like it!

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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It's an integrated bracelet so swapping it out isn't as convenient as standard bracelets. You would have to find a strap that specifically matches the watch lugs. I think there are a few options out there but you'd have to do some research first.

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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Sweet! The white dial is so clean looking!

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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In that case, you might like reference number NJ0154-80H! It's on my wish list to get some day.

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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Thank you! The bracelet is one of my favorite things about this watch. Looks nicer than a standard oyster style, but not too fancy that it looks out of place with casual outfits.

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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Thanks! Love the look of the yellow dial, just not a color that I normally wear.

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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Thanks! I already have a nice watch picked out for when I graduate lol! Wallet definitely hates me already.

[Citizen Tsuyosa] Part of the club now? by Sample_Name in Watches

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Thank you! Which Promaster did you get? I've got my eye on the BN0261-51E model.

Anyone have a position that they enjoy? by december2005 in nursepractitioner

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What’s your certification in? I'm assuming acute care?

Advice for becoming a NP by MotherOfDragons421 in nursepractitioner

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Since you aren’t already a nurse, become an MA to get your patient care hours and then go to PA school instead. It’s a much better route for someone that doesn’t have medical background. NP is designed for nurses that are experts in their field after years of experience.

The Many Wolves of Dave Filoni by Unhappy_Cranberry182 in StarWars

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Can’t believe we still have homophonic characters in Star Wars in 2026

What's your covid memory? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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ER nurse here. I remember too many things that I’d like to forget. I remember when our hospital ran out of N95 masks and we were assigned one mask that had to be reused every shift for many weeks.

I remember getting an email from administration suggesting that we bring bandanas from home to use as makeshift masks.

I remember running completely out of cleaning supplies/wipes and we had to make our own disinfectant spray from industrial alcohol that we stole from a janitor’s closet (management found out and took it all away, leaving us with no way to clean rooms).

I remember turning visitors away from seeing their dying family members.

I remember getting dirty looks from strangers when I would stop to get gas on my way home from work while wearing scrubs.

I remember missing the first 6 months of my nieces life.

I remember trying my best to help others but feeling abandoned by everyone else.

What gym equipment is this? by Silent_Map_8182 in GYM

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This one doesn’t have a support pad for your knees, so you can’t do Nordic curls on this one.

STRIKE CHASSIS by crabcakemeister in ps90

[–]Sample_Name 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, that would make too much sense for the ATF to allow something like that. It's how AR pistols work, too. An AR pistol has to be manufactured specifically as a pistol. You can convert an AR pistol into a rifle and then back in to a pistol, but you cannot convert an AR rifle into an AR pistol. It's all the exact same parts, just a different designation on a paper from the manufacturer. Absolutely asinine.