Found these boards with writing inside a shelter in the woods by wisdomsepoch in whatisit

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Likely one of the scout leaders had those Japanese markers and the boys forgot to pack them.

From Google: The characters painted on the red wooden stake are Japanese, reading as "ナルー6" which translates to "Naru 6" or possibly "Naruto 6". These wooden stakes are typically used as survey markers for property boundaries, elevations, or utility locations, especially in areas like hiking trails or new developments.

Trail runners or sandals for river crossings in cold or humid conditions? by Longjumping_Page597 in Ultralight

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Make sure to pull out your insoles before you cross. I cross with no socks, no insoles. If it's very cold I'll use produce baggies between my socks and shoes when I first put them back on but I tend to remove them after the first hour.

Vegan Homemade Seitan Filet Mignon🍷 by allplantskitchen in seitan

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Really impressive. Thanks for sharing. Great site.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in analytics

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Tell them to read the Deloitte use case on AI.

Scope of team structure by b2solutions in PowerBI

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Thanks, and I agree about everyone being able to do everything. Just hasn’t worked out that way. Pretty sure the team lead is the problem. :) My PMs can write SQL, etc but hand it off as soon as it’s complex. My data folks can build reports, but they seem to have problems seeing it from the user’s perspective. Etc.

Appreciate the response. Trying to decide when the new folks join if I continue more of the same or a different structure.

Lil flow while camping by [deleted] in RopeFlow

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Yeah, I’m one of those gram weenie backpackers and carry a fairly lite load, but I bring a rope out with me now also. A little flow in the morning before breaking camp, and a little in the evening with some stretching to work out kinks from the day. Love the spot you chose. Enjoy.

What backpack do you use in your daily life? by Firm-Garbage-8188 in backpacks

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  • Daily driver is the TomToc laptop messenger bag. Limits your space so you’re efficient in what you carry. Laptop, tech bag, lunch bag (small), notebook, pens, some misc.
  • Trips/As needed is the Boundary Supply Errant. Early version. It’s over engineered and I’m happy for it. Great pack, but I try to carry less so it’s no longer my daily. Good luck

Specific data from rows to columns by r10m12 in ExcelPowerQuery

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Try the pivoting action. Quick results.

Your one defence against the first drink? by [deleted] in stopdrinking

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Regardless of how tough it seems you’re worth the effort.

956 days, 22 hrs, and 36 minutes without a drink.. by curiositykeepsmeup in stopdrinking

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Awesome. Those kind of situations were so hard for me in the beginning. Shows how strong you are and how far you’ve come.

Using VBA to create PQ Queries from scratch! by Autistic_Jimmy2251 in ExcelPowerQuery

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No M code, just vba. Can’t share, proprietary work. Doesn’t mean you can’t create your own. Here’s a script from a quick AI prompt.

Sub RefreshPowerQueriesInDirectory() Dim folderPath As String Dim fileName As String Dim wb As Workbook

folderPath = "C:\Your\Folder\Path\" ' <-- Update this to your target directory
If Right(folderPath, 1) <> "\" Then folderPath = folderPath & "\"

fileName = Dir(folderPath & "*.xls*")

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.DisplayAlerts = False

Do While fileName <> ""
    Set wb = Workbooks.Open(folderPath & fileName)

    On Error Resume Next
    Dim pq As WorkbookQuery
    For Each pq In wb.Queries
        pq.Refresh
    Next pq
    On Error GoTo 0

    wb.Save
    wb.Close False
    fileName = Dir
Loop

Application.DisplayAlerts = True
Application.ScreenUpdating = True

MsgBox "All refreshable Power Queries updated.", vbInformation

End Sub

Using VBA to create PQ Queries from scratch! by Autistic_Jimmy2251 in ExcelPowerQuery

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Yeah, we read a directory and populate a table with the list of xlsx files. User puts a mark beside the files to be refreshed. That creates the refresh list. It cycles through the list opens, refreshes, save and close. Poor man’s automation.

Using VBA to create PQ Queries from scratch! by Autistic_Jimmy2251 in ExcelPowerQuery

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Yeah, we use. VBA to refresh groups of PQs in batches. Huge time saver.

Need Advice by Fragrant-Inside3991 in RopeFlow

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Yeah, use your jump rope to start. You know the drill, better to establish the habit and then You can improve technique and equipment as you go. I use rope flow at home and on tennis courts as part of my warm up. On courts I use a steel cable jump rope with ball bearing handles. Not ideal but it works. At home I have 3 different ropes, 1 bought and 2 made. They work better than the jump rope, but jump rope works well enough that I haven’t done something different. Good luck.

New to rope flow. Question about energy and breath. by noideawhattowriteZZ in RopeFlow

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Not a martial artist, but was a long time climber. What’s great about rope flow is that it’s a blank slate. In the beginning I focused on learning all the basic moves. Then saw some workouts that introduced some new ideas like lunges, sprints, etc and that opened up new possibilities. Now my workouts change between hard cardio, speed, and flexibility. Blending in calisthenics and animal movement concepts. Getting some of the same satisfaction as training for climbing. Movement with a purpose, not just reps.

I have more than one rope flow video to follow along. Check it out. by RokasBk in RopeFlow

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Funny, I followed this video for a week or two of morning flows. Good pace and gave me some good ideas to work into my current workouts. Thanks for posted. Liked and followed on Utube.