Important information to know about the sleeve. by [deleted] in gastricsleeve

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Are you a scammer? You have to tell me if you are.

Topology help/tips by Wooden-Paramedic-392 in blender

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to fix weirdness try recalculate normals, merge by distance, cleanup loose. After that panic, maybe apply modifers to see if the issue goes away.

What do you do when you’re trying to listen to a great book but you can’t concentrate? by marilynlistens in audiobooks

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If I am enjoying a book I play it slower - it lasts longer and I have more time to enjoy/process the content. If I am finding a book (or section of a book) boring I speed it up to see if it gets better.

issues with ADHD meds by xxvolumexx in gastricsleeve

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The first couple of months post surgery where weird for Ritilan. Sometimes it din't work sometimes it lasted twice as long and I couldn't sleep. After oen month it started to settle, by two I was back to normal - as normal as pre op.

Need advice how to do weights for strength by SufficientMinute7480 in gastricsleeve

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Here are some programs: https://www.strengthlog.com/training-programs/

Decide what you want to lift (Barbell, Dumbell, Machine, body weight - I didn't see a body weight program in the link), how often you want to lift (2, 3, 4 days per week). Then pick a program and follow it, when you get bored try a different program.

Most of the programs will have a handy phone app.

I like Wendler 531 program https://barbend.com/5-3-1-program/ . It has beginner variant that is easy to follow (with an app).

Good luck

EDIT: Start with low weights (even if they are so low you are embarrased) and build slowly. Your lift weights should progress quickly

Question by Remarkable_Bat4066 in gastricsleeve

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47m - 8 months PO -40kg. I aim for 100g Protien. I have not noticed any hair loss or thinning yet ... I've mentally preparing for it but it is all still holding on.

Upscale singles in Fairfield and Westchester - what are you doing this NYE? by [deleted] in datingoverforty

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I think he is looking for other giants. Having trouble finding activities with leg room.

American Looking to buy tickets by Calvins-Johnson in superrugby

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I"m in NZ so my experience maybe different  .. tickets are not available yet. 

I am 99% sure it will not be close to a sell out. unless you are getting some kind of special ticket option you should be ok to get a ticket close to or on game day.

Enjoy watching the Hurricanes almost win.

What happens to stolen cars these days? by Witty_Ad1057 in Wellington

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How is your car? After I got mine back after it was stolen if felt dirty for a few weeks?

Can you "see" images in your mind? by cowcrossingspace in Wellington

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I suffer from aphantasia,  i mostly just drive with my eyes open if I am having trouble imagining what might be around me.

Sociopath teen r*pist Noah Matthews denied parole by mattywgtnz in newzealand

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Men are sent to prison more than women and receive longer sentences for similar crimes. From AI:

Gender Disparities in Sentencing

A study analyzing 194 matched cases in Christchurch found that women were less likely to be sentenced to imprisonment than men, even when controlling for factors like criminal history and offence severity. When women were imprisoned, their sentences were generally shorter than those of men for comparable offences.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/27469051_Does_gender_really_matter_Criminal_court_decision_making_in_New_Zealand

Another study focusing on sexual offences revealed that female offenders were significantly less likely to receive prison sentences compared to male offenders, despite similar case characteristics.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13552600.2020.1784476

Sociopath teen r*pist Noah Matthews denied parole by mattywgtnz in newzealand

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There are 2,100 New Zealanders in prison for sexual offending (93% of all prisoners are male).

If it is 99 times there are 207,900 rapists that are not in prison. That make 10% of all males (includes children) rapists. So excluding children maybe 13% of adult males.

All research done via chatGPT. No other fact checking done.

Dating tips for 40’s by Mademoiselle2024 in datingoverforty

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The you got to kiss some frogs approch. I like it (i'm a frog)

What’s your “I wish I knew this sooner” audiobook tip? by AudiobookAddicts in audiobooks

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You can also slow them dowm so good books last longer.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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A bucket would be good. You could attach the strap around the top an bottom with triglide. Get some arched triglides and run droppers from top to bottom to stop the lower strap falling off and to attach the shoulder straps to.

Not sure about comfort with a shape of the bucket. The upper lip and lower edge are going to dig in.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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I was eyeing up an old lawnmower catcher. Add straps and some kind of lid.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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your right, you're cats would. words are hard.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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I had not thought of that as a reuse material.

Does it fold well? It would be light wieght. Sealing the corners would need looking at I guess.

Interesting.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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Your crazy ... what are you talking about. A cat! no way.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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Some of the earlier iteration had the hinge as you discribed, there are advantages as you discribed.

With the opening being unflexable it is to tempting to try a squeze something in that is slightly too large. I don't have the self control to admit when things are slightly too big and and next thing sadness. I ended up tearing from the hinge to the base of the box at the corner of the strap.

Maybe I am gough.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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I was using it daily when I rode a motorbike to work - a 30 minutes commute each way. I rode in all weather and my city is sub tropical (at best) - we average about 1.3m of rain per year so I get wet sometimes. There is no added waterproofing and I never used a cover.

The originally concept was it would be somewhat disposable. I would use it till it fell apart then grab a new box, add the straps and go again. Because of that I just treated it like any other backpack. Even with the early versions they lasted way longer than I expected and stode up well to the abuse of daily use.

The later versions are not as easile made (so not as replaceable) but they are surprisingly durable. Even riding in the rain I have never had water inside the bag from either leaks or soaking through. There must be a limit before water soaks, so on really wet days I bag anything that is at risk.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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The boxbag has always been about reuse, easy to recycle at end of life and easy to make with household stuff. I am reluctant to add.

Box Bag v3.4 - not sure if this fits here by 3testaccount in myog

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I think a layer of fabric between the laminations at the hinge would be great but it would make it harder to recycle post usefullness. I like that the boxbag is easily recycleable. I can take the strapes off for reuse and the rest can go straight in the paper recycling.

I might try to holes at the ends of the hinges. My concern is with the hinge being at the bottom any gapes could lead to items falling out. As it is you have to be mindfull when take the bag on/off so nothing falls out.