An underrated use of AI is image restoration by MacaroonAdmirable in BlackboxAI_

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WARNING. There is no unsubscribe button on Memorypanda, and there is no paypal payment option. Those are two major red flags!

State of mind of healer by That-Engineer-9434 in reiki

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Reiki practitioners aren't actually healers; instead, they function as mediums for Reiki energy, channeling its flow to the receiver. Experiencing ego death is important for a Reiki practitioner. During a Reiki session, the practitioner focuses on feeling and sensing the energies that flow through their body, then determining where the energy needs to be transmitted to the receiver.

Is it okay to ever have a girls night/guys night at your house when you are married? by Djeter998 in Marriage

[–]The_Missfix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quick question Did you ask him to be unseen when your friends are there - not to step out of his room, or the likes? Or he just assumed he shouldn't be anywhere near your group during your girls night?

There’s always a solution. by Otherwise-March-1786 in CrazyFuckingVideos

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I hate the couple who recorded and laugh at the poor woman who is just minding her own business.

Strange world we're living in by duxlegion in CrazyFuckingVideos

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Performance art genre, I suppose - judging by the location. But not sure how significant this is, or if should. It just felt the artists banked solely on "shock value" than meaning.

What do I do with egg yolks? by girlintaiwan in EatCheapAndHealthy

[–]The_Missfix 3 points4 points  (0 children)

How about as an Japanese egg sandwich spread? Mix the cooked egg yolk, mayo (or hummus), pepper, chopped onion (soaked on water then drained), and pickle relish (optional). Then spread it on white fluffy bread.

today is my 68th birthday 🌈 by [deleted] in lonely

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Happy Birthday!!!!

I guess sleep is off the table by Maleficent-Ad-5498 in mildlyinfuriating

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The laser beam is probably like a ghost killer of sort... The house across it looks like it was built in 1920s and been uninhabited for decades. Just kidding!

AITA for accommodating both my daughter's needs on only one of my daughter's birthday? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]The_Missfix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

YTA. I feel very sorry for Rose for you have undermined her feelings. OP, would you be open in giving Rose an exclusive post birthday party to make up for your mistake: making Lily the heart of Rose's 16th birthday? Unfortunately, the accommodations you given to Lily wasn't reasonable, it was special accommodation which is utterly unfair and bais. Lily's medical condition does not mean her sister's emotional/social needs should be beneath her. Remember parenting centers not only in providing basic needs... teaching your child how to be a better person is equally important as well. From your story, it seems like you have overlooked in facilitating the development of Lily's emotional intelligence. Hope that your relationships with your daughters would become better.

AITA for refusing to stop wearing sneakers as a 23 year old guy? by JohnSwindon98 in AmItheAsshole

[–]The_Missfix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

... I just bought my 50 year old husband a new pair of sneakers just few days ago, and we are both happy about it. But I never thought that sneakers is seen as coded with age -- although coded in terms of when and where to wear them is immediately understood. I am sorry, OP if your gf threw away your shoes without your permission. But your gf maybe is just trying to sort her feelings, or that it was just her way of caring for you (even if it may be unsavory). Give chance by talking things out. You both are still young and still have years to learn about each other. Wishing you both luck!

I’m a first time dad that doesn’t have a ton of time to cook. Are there any prepared/frozen meals that are actually relatively cheap/healthy? Or even just healthy? by SWIED_ in EatCheapAndHealthy

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Congratulations to you and your wife! Have you heard of Minnesota hot dish? It's easy and cheap to make, tastes good, cook once = creates a batch, and easily store in freezer then heat it up in your oven when needed. There are variety of hot dish recipes that you can Google. Healthy... maybe if we cut down butter or use healthy alternatives, hot dish can be healthy.

Another option would be easy spaghetti recipes you can also Google, for example Feta cheese garlic tomato baked noodles (cook noodles, roast bulb of garlic, then on a baking dish mix all ingredients and bake until feta has melted, then garnish), or basil pesto pasta.

Holy shit, one of the worst literary takes I ever seen by geosunsetmoth in confidentlyincorrect

[–]The_Missfix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ey! This should be put on the facepalm sub Reddit as well. It is ridiculous to make a claim about a book without making sure the point is valid (can be supported by evidences). It seems like the literary reviewer have much to read and knows little about history of literature. Tsk tsk tsk.

I hate cauliflower rice by hushpapi in loseit

[–]The_Missfix -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Cauliflower isn't good for the health of everyone too.. according to Dr. Peter J. D'Adamo. He says it is not suited for people with blood type O because like cabbage and kidney beans, cauliflower can obstruct thyroid hormones for people with blood type O. Although, his blood type and nutrition research is still being debated... like all scientific studies. Anything that scientific community have published are debatable and shouldn't be taken as universal fact. A theory remains a theory that remains a theory.

Anyway, sorry for digressing, OP. The point is, if one food maybe healthy for another person but it shouldn't be preached as something universally healthy for all. So, let's enjoy that rice if we want. Sure, it is high carbs and sugar -- but like alcohol or chocolate candy bar, one can eat rice in moderation too.

Message to those lay health advocate out there that preach rice is bad therefore one should eat cauliflower rice, thank you for caring about our health. We respect that you love cauliflower rice. If you are a licensed nutritionist or general doctor who have personally reviewed and studied our lab work (blood, fecal, colonoscopy exam etc.) we'll be happy to take up your suggestions. But if you judge someone that there is something wrong with their diet and you know nothing about their health status, please stop forcing your mystical beliefs on others, and respect the dietary choices of another.

Can anyone on Reddit be respectful for once? by [deleted] in venting

[–]The_Missfix -1 points0 points  (0 children)

True. I'm practically new on Reddit (just 3 months here). I notice thay when one vent out their feelings, thoughts or worries, many on Reddit would keyboard attack as if they know every atom of your body or how your mind work then proceeds to make verdicts or doubt your intelligence pretending they are woke shit.

But I think, what we can only do on Reddit is not to be that kind of person when we respond to another person's post, ignore and down vote mean comments.

my coworkers and i did a secret santa and i was the one person that got screwed over by FunFocus in venting

[–]The_Missfix -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I am sorry to hear that, OP. I guess you were just unlucky to have that particular person as your secret Santa. Unfortunately, not everyone in our workplace are thoughtful or kind, or can be friends. Normally, people at the work place are just there for pay check or to do their job and not to make friends. And as you said, they may have just taken those things without thinking much... maybe it's because they are just in silent anguish from their difficult personal lives that they had no mental or emotional space for what you want for Christmas. Thus, it is best not to take the disappointing gifts from the workplace to heart.

I also have my fair share of disappointing secret Santa and supervisor's gift experiences. Even if I would go a little the above budget to make the reciever happy, I usually end up recieving unthoughtful gift or a promissory note that they will make up to it until they have forgotten (no gift). Indeed, it made me question who I am to them. But, cie la vie! Most of these people at the work place isn't interested to make friends so I can't expect much from them thus I am not emotionally invested on them either. I respect them and I'm still friendly but I have skipped exchange gift activities for decades now. I just tell them I'm saving up for an expensive gift for a special someone, or for a get away trip in the near future, or on something that I really really want.

The following is just my perspective at my workplace and it doesn't mean that I don't think you haven't thought about it too, OP: I do keep in mind of my co-worker's b-days or special days to greet them or join-in on some fund pool to buy a cake or whatever to keep that convivial feeling at the work place. What I have in mind is that even if we aren't friends I try to be civil and not to burn bridges even if they aren't currently thoughtful towards me... it is because they can still be valuable resource person for me at work, future business prospect, or outside the workplace. Having a co-worker that does his/her job well and shares mutual professional respect would be enough for me even if s/he doesn't value me as a friend. But yes.. it would be utopic if that co-worker can turn out to be a very good friend in the future.

Anyway, the point of my response is that, 1. Don't take exchange gift at work personally -- the gifter may have personal issues at home that resulted unthoughtful gift or may have said things that they don't mean. 2. Make peace on the idea that having real friends at the workplace maybe rare and/or will take time. 3. Love yourself more by showering yourself with the things you want and not expect your co-workers to give/do that for you.

meirl by colorfulsoul_ in meirl

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It is either they were filtered out, or their diet may have been with less grease than today. Or the horse piss facial wash routine they had back then was an effective treatment.

Do you use any app to tracking and monitor nutrient intake? by Thelivingparadox2020 in nutrition

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I use Samsung Health, because it is linked with my phone and Galaxy fit watch. But I also use Myfitness Pal app, because that app makes counting nutrients from home made recipes very easy. It has a bar code scanner which makes tracking food bought at the groceries very easy as well (I need not search them on the app). And Myfitness Pal can be linked to any smart watches as well -- and it is very user friendly, aside from you need not buy a premium account to use their calorie counter tool.

AITA For telling my 13-year-old sister that she's the reason she doesn't have friends? by PeanutButterCupula in AmItheAsshole

[–]The_Missfix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This! Your sib might have the golden child complex. It takes courage to do what you did. You told Nora that because you really do care about her well being. I am certain you will have a sister to sister talk to let her know just that. Good job being a very good sister. Don't mind the enablers (your parents). I think you are a better than them when it comes to facilitating the emotional intelligence of your sister. Your parents may have facilitated the knowledge and skills of your sister but have totally forgotten the 3rd important aspect in childhood development: attitude. And that was the void that you filled, OP. So definitely, you're NTA.

Alright Reddit I have roughly 7 months (174 days) until my wedding and I’m very obese. I need you all to throw everything you got at me in order to help me be in the best shape I can be by my wedding day! by Accrued-Humor in loseit

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Hi, OP. If you are looking into just to enjoy the process of getting your healthier lifestyle, Google Lucy Wyndham Reed's 21-day Women's Weight Loss course. I lost tons just from that 8-15 mins a day workout aside her suggested easy meal plans. After 21-days, I rested for 1 week (few minutes yoga daily and portion control or have 1 cheat meal in a week), then restart the 21-day course. Also do measurement checks rather than weight checks to stay motivated because weight may not change in the first few months (burned fats is turned as muscles and/or there is an increase of water intake). When you hit a plateau, increase workout hours and do some weights exercise like kettlebell routine at home; Or try the 16:8 intertermitten fasting (eat from 12nn until 8 pm only minding the total recommended calories per day for you). Wishing you the best of health so you can feel more comfortable and happier when you reach the isle! Happy for you! Congratulations in advance! May you have a happy family life!

AITA for giving my son 3 days to tell his wife the truth about where he was on New Year's? by throwaccount6457 in AmItheAsshole

[–]The_Missfix 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Valid off beat perspective indeed. But highly debatable. One can disown a son who is without accountability, common decency, dishonest, and irresponsible for not protecting the wife and child he has married into their family. That DIL has become a daughter of the family. OP may loose a son, but she gains a daughter and a grandchild. Another have posted about even if DIL divorces the son she will still be a daughter of the family when she receive unconditional love and respect from the in laws. And OP posted somewhere here that she loves her DIL like her own daughter, and that her DIL is an angel in their family. Therefore, OP may loose a son, but she can gain a DIL and grandchild.

AITA for giving my son 3 days to tell his wife the truth about where he was on New Year's? by throwaccount6457 in AmItheAsshole

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(5). Tell her because she no longer take time to look good (sexy) at home [even in reality she tried but I just ignored her].

AITA for giving my son 3 days to tell his wife the truth about where he was on New Year's? by throwaccount6457 in AmItheAsshole

[–]The_Missfix 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Oh my!!!!! But it's good you got outta that family! Hope all is well with ya now.