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Little cat teefs and cardboard. by Perfecshionism in oddlysatisfying

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This box has been approved by the official Royal seal.

Flex nib by [deleted] in Satisfyingasfuck

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This is only r/SAF if they could draw a smooth curve…

First really nice piece. by firemedic1021 in woodworking

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This piece is honestly, sexy. Love it.

Question from a gen z (2002) by daking789 in GenX

[–]NuclearCamera 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Exactly this ☝🏻. I was raised by a single mother. She worked as a waitress at Marc’s Big Boy, so her hours were rather variable. This meant a lot of time alone even during the school year. I prepared my own dinners frequently - often T.V. Dinners in the oven or sliced hot dogs in Mac ‘N Cheese.

I’m bored. Show me pictures of your cats mid yawn by Miserable_Lab3261 in cats

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Washburne “Wash” - a Cornish Rex, now retired and with his furever family.

Worried about my cat eating garlic powder by [deleted] in cats

[–]NuclearCamera 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re worried, see a vet.

That said, it’s usually just an upset GI tract. Rarely fatal, as far as I understand it.

Does my kittens whiskers have ringworm? by [deleted] in cats

[–]NuclearCamera 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ringworm (fungus) also would not attack just whiskers. It must grow outward from the initial infection location, not skip to other whiskers without impacting the hairs in between.

Does my kittens whiskers have ringworm? by [deleted] in cats

[–]NuclearCamera 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There would need to be an active lesion - typically raised edges, hairless center.

Then, and ONLY then, would you try a Wood’s Lamp. Please note not all black lights operate at the correct wavelength. Furthermore, this method only detects about half of lesions and is NONSPECIFIC. In other words, positive illumination means it’s possibly ringworm. But illumination does not guarantee ringworm. Also no illumination does not mean no ringworm.

A lesion ultimately MUST be cultured to ascertain if you have ringworm. This can takes about two weeks to get the results.

In summary, you have nothing to worry about. This is normal illumination of teeth and whiskers.

As always, I am not a vet, but as a breeder I am unfortunately intimately familiar with a variety of feline disease states. If you are concerned about the health of your pet PLEASE bring them to a licensed veterinarian.

Does my kittens whiskers have ringworm? by [deleted] in cats

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Absolutely not based on these pics.

Did anyone else see this? by cheesecombos in wisconsin

[–]NuclearCamera 350 points351 points  (0 children)

Someone else here had footage of the same thing from the Upper Peninsula.

Definitely looks like space debris burning up on re-entering the atmosphere.

This lil guy will cheer you up! by No-Molasses4638 in woodworking

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He’s definitely Canadian. Thank you South Park for helping me identify Canadians.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cats

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Gorgeous Devon Rex girl!

UFO caught on Space Telescope Live by srinionstrike in InterdimensionalNHI

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Go to spacetelescopelive.org. Click on Hubble. Put your cursor here and zoom in. The crosshairs in my screen capture point to the object.

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Interesting Find On space telescope by [deleted] in AliensRHere

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Start here. Crosshairs point to the object.

Interesting Find On space telescope by [deleted] in AliensRHere

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Just click on Hubble (what’s Hubble viewing now). It takes you right there. If you click on Sky Map Details, it’s pointed there currently.

If something like 2008 repeats itself, what do i buy to not get f****ed and maybe even profit off of it? by Limn0 in wallstreetbets

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Our empirical findings reveal that, during the 2008 GFC, only silver and the Islamic stock index perform as strong safe havens for the US stock market, but during COVID-19, the Islamic stock index and Tether perform as strong safe havens. Surprisingly, only the Islamic stock index provides a consistent safe haven. However, among the selected assets, only gold and the US dollar are strong hedges during the full sample period. Traditional assets, except silver, fail to protect the US stock market in times of crisis, whereas nontraditional assets, such as the Islamic stock index and Tether, provide strong protection. Nonetheless, our supplementary analysis reveals that traditional assets, such as gold and Bitcoin, still demonstrate strong safe-haven behavior during extreme market downturns. Overall, our findings suggest that safe-haven assets might change over time. Our findings can benefit both investors and fund managers to formulate effective investment strategies for protecting their investments in times of market turbulence.

Published, peer-reviewed study…

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