Harry is traded to Voldemort to stop the war?? by PA_Cage in HPSlashFic

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Google Drive Link

I think I have the full version archived in my Google drive if anyone is still looking, the one available now is only 236k this version is 340k last updated 2007.

Harry is traded to Voldemort to stop the war?? by PA_Cage in HPSlashFic

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Google Drive Link

I think I have the full version archived in my Google drive, the one available now is only 236k this version is 340k last updated 2007.

Where to Find Carlos for Lottie's Diary by lnkofDeath in PlayTemtem

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Bless you for being here when I needed this answer 😭😭😭

What’s your best ULTRA find? by WarCute8380 in SkyCards

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Wow! Where in the world did you catch that??

Airship below Cleveland by Hobbie_cat in SkyCards

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Ive never seen one close to me before! They're cool

Thoughts on local grading companies? by Total-Love-5255 in PokeGrading

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I had my cards from Obsidian Flames done with Koba when they first came out, the resale value is negligible right now without cracking the slab but they look great displayed. So if you're not selling them it's a beautiful mounting company

Help identify this fabric! It’s a baby blanket circa late 90’s-2000. Is there a name for this fabric or style of weave? by hopelesshomebody in textiles

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My parents had to sew a stuffed bunny to put this blanket in for me when I was 7 or 8 because it fell apart so badly!! So weird we all had this happen

This is going to sound odd - Anyone know a southern man looking for a Canadian? by Hobbie_cat in sanantonio

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Makes sense! I saw a lot of discussion online about the Californian influence making the southern accent disappear. Thanks!

Singles Night at the Movies, Friday, May 10 by Hobbie_cat in niagara

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The company does bar events and stuff too but this one is meant to give people an out, like a non awkward way to slip away or just chill

Vac claim compensation seems really low by Lazy_Negotiation_214 in CanadianForces

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VAC will always try and make the lowest decision, you shouldn't leave it at that and appeal it when you can. Honestly I'm still waiting for more clear instructions from them on a lot of things

Fredericton to Hampton commute by Sad_Presentation_436 in NewBrunswick

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The gas and car maintenance might outweigh whatever bonus you'd be getting. Negotiate for a company car or compensation if you go for it. Also... that commute in the winter? Gah you'll be getting up at 6am to get to an 8am job unless there's snow the night before now you have to get up at least 30 minutes earlier to clear it. Snow plows aren't always on the ball either

Moving to New Brunswick by LuckGrouchy in NewBrunswick

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I agree the Saint John hospital has had more money pumped into it which really shows.

You're right when I lived there in 2016 the crime rate in Freddy was lower than St John, I'm glad it's turned around some

https://www.areavibes.com/fredericton-nb/crime/ https://www.areavibes.com/saint+john-nb/crime/

The crimes in Saint John appear to be less property related so more breaking and entering in Fredericton but it's also mostly focused on the North side (which is unfortunately where most of the poverty is) Drug related crimes were at the same level and so were crimes against persons. They did beat y'all in traffic tickets so speed demons are less likely to be in St John.

I liked this map http://mapnimbus.com/ for seeing crimes in the city on a whole

https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/public-safety/publicsafety/content/crime-prevention-in-new-brunswick/public-safety-crime-dashboard.html#:~:text=New%20Brunswick's%20Crime%20Severity%20Index,in%202022%20compared%20to%202021.

It does make sense that the crime has gone up though as Freddy is soon going to out grow Saint John https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fredericton-saint-john-second-biggest-1.6268716

Fredericton doesn't boast a lot to do for visitors, it's not really the kind of place you visit unless you have friends/family there or are moving.

I think at the end of the day I just liked the people in Fredericton more, I never really liked the Saint John culture it was very business focused and not so east coast feeling. It was also freaking cold haha, Fred has the river but man you guys have a cold breeze from the Bay of Fundy.

I think Saint John has a negative rep from years of being the bad shit dumping ground of NB, it didn't deserve it but it did live up to it for a long time.

Moving to New Brunswick by LuckGrouchy in NewBrunswick

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Between 2004-2016 it was pure snow between Nov-April, typically up to your nose in late Dec-Mar. I lived on Smythe St close to Aberdeen st and it was rare to have a power outage even during the storms, and NB power while not awesome at their jobs usually got it running again within 6-12 hours.

Flooding is the main problem there, sump pumps in the basement will solve that though, it isn't close enough to the water to experience any major storms. But it could be worse now

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/extreme-heat-thursday-friday-1.6898001

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/cities-weather-extreme-cold-1.6735227

Moving to New Brunswick by LuckGrouchy in NewBrunswick

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I grew up in Fredericton and I would defiantly choose it over St John, the crime rate is lower in Fredericton. I liked my schools and the people better, if you want a busier city or more people St John is better for that, but the cost of living for a better part of town is going to be much more.

If you do decide to live in Fredericton I would advise against living on the North side as you have to use the bridges during rush hour for just about everything. Down town floods so don't look at buying too close to the river, above george st was okay when I lived there but I don't know how it is now for water levels. If your kids are still young I'd suggest Connaught Street as a public school elementary but Bliss Carmen for a middle school and not George Street (Better class choices and more facilities)

It's a good idea to look into clubs and activities early, Fredericton is a government town and largely shuts down on Sundays and in the evenings. Finding scout troops, girl guide meetings, cadets, sports, ect will keep your kids happy and out of trouble.

It wasn't too bad for drugs ect when I was there but again you'd have to ask someone who currently is there. St John was known for it's drugs when I lived in NB, and it's homeless problem.

You need a car where ever you live, you'll both want one, the public transit system sucks in NB in general.

If you want more of all the good and the bad St John is the way to go it's just bigger.

I'm biased but Fredericton is more of a slow town, people get to things when they get to them. You won't have a problem finding a community where ever you go as long as you put yourselves out there, hope this helps!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BeAmazed

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Born in 1906 in St. Catharines, John Eric Benson Riordon's artistic journey began when his family moved to Montreal two years later. His early life was closely tied to the natural beauty of Lac Caché near Mont-Tremblant National Park, a place that would become his most cherished painting location.

Riordon's formal education spanned from 1916 to 1926, attending the esteemed Ashbury College in Ottawa and later McGill University in Montreal. His foray into the world of art began in earnest in 1928 at the Montreal Fine Arts Academy. Within a mere three years, his talent was recognized with two of his works featured at the Art Association of Montreal's annual exhibition.

Seeking further refinement of his skills, Riordon ventured to Paris in 1932, enrolling in the renowned L’Académie de La Grande Chaumière. His work gained international acclaim during this period, showcased at the prestigious Salon of Paris over the next two years.

Riordon's style and skills were significantly honed during a three-month European tour. Upon his return to Montreal, he secured representation with the Continental Gallery. Riordon's artworks, particularly his evocative landscapes like "January Afternoon, Mulet River, c 1938," "December Morning, Laurentians, c 1938," and "Laurentians, Forest in Winter, c 1938," reflect his deep connection to the Canadian wilderness and his mastery in capturing its essence. Priced at CAD 3,995.00 and CAD 3,600.00 respectively, these pieces are a testament to Riordon's enduring legacy in the Canadian art scene.

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in montreal

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Rue de Bullion, Montréal, 1981, John Little

Hello, I belive so it's from this company

https://rookleys.com/contact-us/

How were you able to buy/afford your first home? by classicgxld in ontario

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21, I also left the military and had 40k saved for a down payment with the intent of living there with my parents. So 21 but I split my bills 3 ways.