To be honest, I haven’t come across an Islamic scholar like Mufti Abu Layth. His approach to Islam truly saved me from the brink of apostasy, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
2024.11.29 12:41 bk0764685 To be honest, I haven’t come across an Islamic scholar like Mufti Abu Layth. His approach to Islam truly saved me from the brink of apostasy, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
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2024.11.29 12:41 No_Ad3823 What's something people don't notice about you that you consider a personal flaw?
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2024.11.29 12:41 CauseTerrible7590 Best Black Friday Deals for Musicians?
Let’s hear what , if any, good or even great deals you’ve found for Black Friday (day, week, month). I’ll start: $79 for a JHS Ross fuzz pedal (regular $149). Could be any kind of gear or service for music.
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2024.11.29 12:41 dontfearmegypsy 2025 the year of the snake. Snakewifhat
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2024.11.29 12:41 IntroductionStill432 Navigating Uncertainty: My Journey of Persistence and Reflection
Navigating Uncertainty: My Journey of Persistence and ReflectionNavigating Uncertainty: My Journey of Persistence and Reflection
Hello everyone,
I want to share my story, not just to express myself, but also to seek advice and support from this incredible community.
My six months stay outside germany is nearing as well.
Almost a year ago, after completing my masters degree in Marketing in Berlin, I embarked on a challenging yet hopeful journey with a Job Seeker Visa in Germany. Having worked across growth marketing, manufacturing operations, and inventory management roles in Germany over the past few years, I was confident I could find a new opportunity aligned with my experience. But reality had other plans.
For nearly 10 months, despite countless applications, interviews, and rejections, I was unable to land a role that matched my expertise. The financial and emotional strain began to take a toll, and burnout set in. Five months ago, I decided to return to India to regroup and regain my strength.
Now, with my Job Seeker Visa set to expire in four months, I find myself at a crossroads. The question is daunting: Should I move back to Germany to continue searching for opportunities, or should I focus on building a career here in India?
I deeply value the global exposure and professional growth I gained during my time in Germany, but the uncertainty of another move is daunting. On the other hand, staying in India feels like leaving unfinished business behind.
I would greatly appreciate any advice, guidance, or connections that could help me navigate this decision. If you've faced a similar situation or have insights into the job market in Germany or India, please share your experiences.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story, and I’m grateful for any support you can offer.
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2024.11.29 12:41 Chico237 #NIOCORP~China to extend tariff exemptions for some US products to 2025, The US must beat China on critical minerals and advanced manufacturing, Jack Lifton Opinion on Rare Earths & a bit more...
 | NOV. 29th 2024~!China to extend tariff exemptions for some US products to 2025 China to extend tariff exemptions for some US products to 2025 | Reuters U.S. and Chinese flags are seen in this illustration taken, January 30, 2023. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo BEIJING, Nov 29 (Reuters) - China will extend tariff exemptions for the import of some U.S. products until Feb. 28, 2025, the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council said on Friday.The listed items, including rare earth metal ore, medical disinfectant, nickel-cadmium battery and others will remain exempt from additional tariffs imposed as countermeasures to the U.S. Section 301 actions, the commission said. NOV. 27th 2024~ The US must beat China on critical minerals and advanced manufacturing The US must beat China on critical minerals and advanced manufacturing - Washington Examiner https://preview.redd.it/kyugneis5u3e1.png?width=1674&format=png&auto=webp&s=59c9d759cbd248f7fff2bb893ceab75fc49e17fb The results of the 2024 presidential election presented an opportunity for the United States to chart a bold course in addressing one of the most pressing challenges of our time: China’s dominance in critical minerals and advanced manufacturing. While Washington has acknowledged the Chinese Communist Party as a grave threat to national security, action to address China’s control over America’s critical mineral supply has been insufficient. During our recent visits to South Korea and Japan, allies voiced alarm over Beijing’s readiness to leverage this control at our collective expense. Their warnings should not be ignored. This vulnerability jeopardizes our ability to win the competition over tomorrow’s technologies. If the right investments and policies are not advanced quickly, the economic and strategic ramifications could make the OPEC oil embargoes of the 1970s seem trivial by comparison. Without bolstering domestic and allied critical mineral production and processing, reforming regulatory frameworks, and securing the resources needed for energy transition and defense, the United States risks ceding technological and strategic leadership to China. Currently, China dominates the global critical minerals market, controlling 90% of processing and leading production of 24 out of 36 critical minerals essential to U.S. supply chains. This control gives the CCP the ability unilaterally to shut off swaths of the U.S. economy and those of allies by withholding both the building blocks and products of the 21st century: microchips, permanent magnets, satellites, and more. In the past, Washington has used sanctions to deprive adversaries of critical resources; China would not hesitate to do the same, using its mineral supremacy to achieve its geopolitical goals. The consequences for Indo-Pacific security are particularly stark. U.S. military platforms such as the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, F-15 engines, and Black Hawk helicopters depend on rare earths sourced from China. Advanced systems such as lasers, radar, and night vision goggles require the same materials. Tokyo and Seoul face similar challenges as they attempt to reduce their defense reliance on Chinese supply chains. Some hesitation to prioritize mineral policy as a national security issue stems from its association with the energy transition. While these resources are indeed crucial for clean energy technologies, including batteries, solar panels, and wind turbines, ignoring their strategic importance for defense readiness would be a grave mistake. China is not a profit-maximizing economic actor but a state that prioritizes its national interests over market dynamics. The United States cannot afford to hope that Beijing will refrain from weaponizing its control over critical minerals. We live in an era where the “national security” label is slapped on to policies of every variety, but it would be a grave error to underestimate the importance of mineral policy. The new administration has a unique opportunity to reverse these dynamics and protect America and its allies from Beijing’s mineral extortion. First, the United States must harness its abundant natural resources by passing measures such as the Energy Permitting Reform Act, which has already garnered bipartisan support. Unlocking domestic energy infrastructure and mineral extraction potential while adhering to high environmental standards is essential to reducing dependence on foreign supply chains. However, addressing China’s market dominance requires more than domestic efforts. China’s core advantage is its ability to manipulate the market with oversupply and non-economic actions. To counter this, the United States must strengthen supply chain security by pursuing bilateral mineral agreements with trusted allies. Diplomatic initiatives should focus on creating non-Chinese supply chains for critical minerals and developing the infrastructure to process these materials domestically. Such efforts will reduce reliance on a single foreign power and build resilience in allied supply chains. America and its allies must lean on their shared strengths to counter China’s predatory tactics. Transparency, rule of law, human rights, and high standards starkly contrast Beijing’s practices. The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act is a prime example of how these principles can be applied, ensuring that products made under exploitative conditions are kept out of U.S. markets. We should push our allies to do the same. Expanding these measures to critical minerals would protect the industrial base, support workers, and uphold human rights while enhancing national security. In addition to defensive measures, the United States must invest in the energy technologies of the future. This includes unshackling the private sector from burdensome regulation, embracing consumer choice, and offering tax incentives to drive capital toward innovation in battery production, software-defined vehicles, and other promising technologies. Winning the battery competition with China will reduce reliance on Chinese minerals and position the United States as a leader in the global energy transition. Securing battery supply chains is as vital to national security as semiconductor manufacturing, which the CHIPS Act has addressed. Batteries are increasingly critical to military platforms, energy storage, and civilian electric vehicles. A robust battery manufacturing ecosystem — bolstered by public-private partnerships, research and development incentives, and domestic production facility investments — is essential to maintaining both military and commercial advantages. The new administration must act swiftly. The consequences of inaction will soon be irreversible. By taking bold steps now, the United States can reduce its reliance on China, secure its technological future, and strengthen alliances. The alternative is far less appealing: letting Beijing’s mineral dominance dictate the terms of America’s economic and security policies in the decades to come. NOV. 25th 2024~ The Illusion of Domestic Demand in the U.S. EV and Critical Minerals Markets The Illusion of Domestic Demand in the U.S. EV and Critical Minerals Markets - InvestorNews https://preview.redd.it/7pe5z0c05u3e1.png?width=2048&format=png&auto=webp&s=07579095842553393636dad348fc3b408cc79786 “The American domestic market for EVs has not materialized, and the technology-critical minerals markets in the USA reflect the political pressure of confused government intervention, not any actual domestic demand. The dominant supply and demand markets in Asia set the prices for these minerals.” — Jack Lifton, Co-Chair, Critical Minerals Inc. (CMI) The American domestic market for EVs has not materialized, and the technology-critical minerals markets in the USA reflect the political pressure of confused government intervention, not any actual domestic demand. The dominant supply and demand markets in Asia set the prices for these minerals. In most cases related to rare earth minerals and their processing, there is no actual domestic American demand, yet the investment community at all levels acts as if there were. The frenzy of the creation of junior mining companies with names that include the terms, rare earths, heavy rare earths, critical metals, lithium, battery, defense, and energy metals, and so on, although believed to be a paradigm of free market capitalism at its competitive finest, is, in fact, primarily just an attempt to get money, with no discernable purpose, through naked promotion. It’s hard to get a clear view of the actual market, because the need to maintain competitive advantage is a universal prohibition on the open exchange of ideas. It is clear, however, that the commercial production of higher atomic number, so-called “heavy” rare earths is currently globally entirely under the ownership or control of Chinese companies, which have the full backing and support of the Chinese national government. You cannot manufacture a rare earth permanent magnet motor for stable use in cyclic high-temperature environments, such as those found in motor vehicle power trains, without the magnets used in such motors being of the type that require the use of “heavy” rare earths in their composition. Thus, today, all Electric Vehicles (EVs) that use rare earth permanent magnet motors (REPMMs) must source their traction motors from manufacturers that have access to the Chinese rare earth permanent magnet market. The current attempt to create a commercial heavy rare earth (HREE) processing industry in North America is a paradigm example of market capitalism, and for investors, it is a matter of assessing the probability of success against the risk of failure. However, this probability of success assessment is a data-dependent specialist game. The following discussion is based on the data as I know them. Definitions: A commercial venture produces a market-sought item for less than the market selling price. A high-coercivity rare earth permanent magnet retains its magnetic strength throughout repeated cycles of high temperature heating and cooling. For any product of a domestic supply chain, when the taxpayer’s subsidies and the private industry’s premium prices stop, as they always must if politicians and CEOs are to retain their jobs based on no forward planning required and no consequences from failed policies or decisions along with guaranteed high incomes, then what? The answer is, as always, only the lowest cost, most robust, and leanest competitors will survive. To my knowledge, four credible projects in North America are underway to build heavy rare earth separation and purification facilities with commercial capacity. They are 1.) a traditional solvent extraction system designed and to be built by the Saskatchewan Research Council as an addition to their existing light rare earth system; another, 2.) designed and to be built in-house by Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSE American: UUUU | TSX: EFR), also as an addition to its existing light rare earth facility; 3.), a plant to be designed in-house and built in Texas, by Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths Ltd. (ASX: LYC), which currently operates the world’s largest dedicated SX system for light rare earth separation in Malaysia; and 4.), a system, using an in-house developed variation of SX, claimed to be faster and more efficient, which has been both piloted and demonstrated, by Canada’s Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSXV: UCU | OTCQX: UURAF), is scheduled to be built and operational in Louisiana by the end of 2025. Another project, a fifth one, was announced just two days ago: The Canadian/Brazilian/Chilean company Aclara Resources Inc. (TSX: ARA) has just announced that it has the open support of the U.S. Department of Energy to build a rare earth separation plant in the US with HREE separation capability to process the HREE-rich ionic adsorption clays from the company’s Brazilan and Chilean deposits into individual rare earth products suitable for rare earth metal and alloy making. I note that all of the above separation plants would also be able to produce the light “magnet” rare earths, neodymium and praseodymium, the natural combination of which is called didymium and is written as NdPr, which, in the case of ionic adsorption clays, is many times more prevalent than the HREEs. Thus, if they have appropriate feedstocks, all of the budding projects could produce the total suite of rare earths required for high-coercivity magnet making: Nd, Pr, Dy, and Tb. If all of these plants were constructed, (North) America would have the largest capacity in the world for heavy rare earth separation next to China. Here are two problems: First, North America has no history of ever producing or processing the HREEs commercially. This rare earth permanent magnet supply chain subset was developed commercially only in China. It is true that Solvay’s dedicated rare earth solvent extraction-based separation plant in France was the world’s first total rare earths separation plant. Still, it is also true that this plant never produced HREEs commercially, for the same reason that no such plant was ever built in the United States (and no, the original Molycorp SX plant did not have any HREE separation capability or capacity. It was specifically designed to access the company’s ore body’s mid-level rare earth, europium). Second, and simply stated: North America has no credible heavy rare earth-bearing feedstock. So, what gives? I think we lack the market intelligence that must inform capital outlays. I blame this on the endlessly repeated and uninformed tripe that passes today as market intelligence in the critical minerals demand space. I can’t find another “analyst” who even mentions that there are NO North American deposits of rare earths that contain sufficient higher atomic number, “heavy,” rare earths to be economically mineable. So, where will the feedstocks come from to justify the above facility builds? And if we don’t know that, doesn’t that mean we cannot predict the COGS of our necessary HREE products? The information-challenged budget analysts in the “domestic” OEM American automotive industry give us one related answer: They will build battery factories with absolutely no guarantee of processed raw material-based component supply because they have been told that this is politically correct (at least it was until very recently) and even if they wipe out billions in capital, they firmly believe that the “government” will always bail them out. What’s the difference between these bureaucratic drones and their counterparts in China? The difference is that China’s bureaucrats and financial managers are much better at navigating mineral politics. The same “budget analysts” have not even addressed the natural rare earth permanent magnet markets because they know nothing about rare earth supply and demand. Again, the common theme is that the papa government will not let them fail, so high salaries and benefits are assured. Back to HREEs: Why are they necessary? Because today you cannot mass produce high coercivity rare earth permanent magnets for use in traction (drive) motors for EVs without them. So, what then is the domestic American demand for HREEs? First, let’s limit ourselves to the domestic American manufactured EV market. A typical EV with one electric drive motor of the rare earth permanent magnet type will use 2.5 kg of higher atomic number rare earth-modified permanent magnet. So, a million such vehicles (6% of the US market) will require at least 2,500 tons of high coercivity rare earth permanent magnets. The rare earth content of such magnets is about 30% and 4% of that is typically, on average, HREE products, so manufacturing a million EVs will need 25 tons of Dy/Tb. Note that if all American catruck production for the last year, 17 million units, were to be EVs, then the need for Dy/Tb for this market would be at least 425 tons per year. The NdPr required for the total conversion of today’s domestic market to EVs would be 10,725 tons per year. Regardless of powertrain domestic American motor vehicles annual production requires also 5,000 tons per year of non high coercivity REPMMs in non-traction roles, such as window, seat, and power steering motors. Thus, for a total conversion of the domestic American OEM automotive industry to EVs, there would be a need for 16,000 tons of NdPr and 425 tons of HREEs per year. This translates to a total need for 40,000 tons per year of rare earth permanent magnets. The above analysis is from openly available data. Yet, almost 100% of the private sector’s investment in domestic supply chains for technology critical materials has been for manufacturing lithium-ion batteries. I believe this is because the REPMM market is so specialized and small, even though critical, that an understanding of its supply chain is not present either in America’s governing or manufacturing classes. As we approach 2025, after a decade of promoting the adoption of EVs to (somehow) stave off a “climate crisis,” North America has just ONE credible high coercivity rare earth permanent magnet maker, a company brought here from Germany by a venture capital firm, not by a manufacturer or government agency. It is building a magnet manufacturing plant in South Carolina, funded by the U.S. Department of Defense for its, the DoD’s, specialized needs. One OEM automotive company has “invested” in this facility also to obtain for itself some additional manufacturing capacity at the plant not reserved for the DoD’s classified and specialized needs. The DoD has also been involved with the South Carolina’s selection of the West’s sole producer of rare earth metal and magnet alloy to design and engineer a metal and an alloy plant adjacent to the South Carolina facility. The stated capacity of the South Carolina REPM plant is 3000 tons per year. Thus it will need 1000 tons per year of NdPr “metal” and 40 tons per year of HREEs. The DoD has funded the Australian light rare earth producer, Lynas, to build a 5000 ton per year rare earth separation plant in Texas to supply the needs of the South Carolina facility. Lynas currently is the West’s largest producer of NdPr “oxide,” but it does not currently produce any HREEs. Lynas deposit of monazite rich minerals in Australia is the highest grade rare earth ore currently being commercially mined, but its HREE content is very small. Nonetheless, Lynas has built a test plant at its Malaysian primary separation operation for the engineering and design of additional SX circuits in Malaysia and Texas for the separation and purification of HREEs. NOTE: I have not counted the Lynas’ planned Texas facility as a potential HREE producer, because I have no knowledge of the Texas plant being under construction or of its design. Let me conclude this essay with some conclusions about the future of a “domestic” American rare earth permanent magnet industry. IF the domestic American OEM automobile assembly industry were to go totally EV, then its demand for REPMMs would require 16,000 tons per year of NdPr and 425 tons of HREEs. No single domestic American mine or processing plant could possibly supply either quantity of rare earths in total. And, keep in mind that there is additional demand in the North American market for REPMMs. This arises from household appliances, air conditioners, industrial motors and tools, aircraft and marine uses, etc. The American marketing manager of the second largest REPM maker in the world recently told me that his (Chinese) company estimates the current domestic American market for REPMs at 20,000 to 40,000 tons per year. Which means that the existing current market for REPMs today already requires 16,000 tons annually of NdPr, although only a small proportion of this additional demand would require HREEs, so let’s guess that, at most, the total electrification of the North American vehicle fleet, annually, would require at most, 500 tons per year of HREEs. It is very unlikely that there can be a stand-alone HREE producer in America; the total demand for HREEs in the contemporary North American market is too small to support such a venture. I think that the only way an HREE producer can be profitable is for it to simultaneously and primarily produce NdPr. But unless a domestic REPMM industry is built up in North America and unless the demand for high-coercivity REPMMs reaches a threshold where such an industry can be profitable without subsidies, there is no need in the North American market for a large producer of rare earths and downstream metals and magnet alloys. The only existing domestically unfulfilled American demand for high-coercivity REPMs is from the U.S. Defense Department. Its choice of Lynas as a primary supplier of separated light rare earth with Ucore as a backup separation provider, and its choice of Vacuumschmelze as a magnet maker with its concomitant choice of Britain’s Less Common Metals (LCM) Ltd as the metal and alloy maker for Vacuumschmelze almost closes its demand for a totally non-Chinese source of REPMs. The missing part of a total domestic American rare earth permanent magnet supply chain for the DoD is a source of HREES. Of the five HREE capable suppliers named above, the only survivors will be those that have non-Chinese sources of HREEs and business models that allow for profitability at the demand levels for their share of the U.S. DoD requirements and the demand levels that will actually emerge from the OEM automotive market not the political, demand for EVs. FORM YOUR OWN OPINIONS & CONCLUSIONS ABOVE: Niocorp's Elk Creek Project is "Standing Tall"....see for yourself... NioCorp Developments Ltd. – Critical Minerals Security https://preview.redd.it/6hrvr0iy5u3e1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=18716d9e879f4005427b1e49c61c5ba27166adea https://preview.redd.it/0afr3fs26u3e1.png?width=917&format=png&auto=webp&s=4e6c99f6b3660a2266c02e1e129efdbe651d9710 Chico submitted by Chico237 to NIOCORP_MINE [link] [comments] |
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2024.11.29 12:41 Lustigerlulatsch Die Stefan-Situation nimmt überhand
Ja, Stefan hat in seinem Lebenslauf vermutlich nicht so ganz die Wahrheit gesagt und auch in Livestreams wirkt er unangenehm.
Aber juckt doch auch, am Ende des Tages hat er in einem YouTube-Format mitgemacht bei dem er nach 4 Folgen rausgeflogen ist und profitiert jetzt davon. Ich kann verstehen, dass manche Leute davon frustriert sind, aber wir brauchen doch nicht 30+ Threads zu dem Thema.
Ein paar Menschen hier machen das augenscheinlich zu ihrem persönlichen Problem und verlieren zunehmend den Bezug zu den Beteiligten Personen. Geht mal ein bisschen an die Frische Luft, 7vsWild ist nicht das ganze Leben.
Es würde mich freuen, wenn wir nicht zu jedem Lebenszeichen, dass Stefan in‘s Internet bläst 18 neue Threads erstellen würden.
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2024.11.29 12:41 McQuillionaire1 Trying to get beach vibes
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2024.11.29 12:41 Turbulent_Property_4 [SPOILER] My Home My Destiny 2: anticipazioni da lunedì 2 a venerdì 6 dicembre! Mehdi ferito
Il meccanico rimarrà ferito nel corso di una sparatori: ecco cosa dobbiamo aspettarci di vedere nei nuovi episodi della dizi!
Arrivano le anticipazioni delle nuove puntate di My Home My Destiny 2 in onda da lunedì 2 a venerdì 6 dicembre 2024, come di consueto, su Canale 5. Ecco cosa dobbiamo aspettarci di vedere nei nuovi appuntamenti dell’amata soap turca.
Prosegui la lettura
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- I adore vulnerable people with complexity and seeing who someone really is. Having a comfortable space to fully let loose is an ideal. We all hurt, and some more than others - I disagree with the notion that one should hide these aspects of themselves. I'm openly accepting of sensitive and traumatized people and see their mental state and experiences as having a great deal to offer despite the difficulties. Personally, I'm in a sort of 'third phase' of my own development. I no longer do the opposite of what caused my difficulties and no longer intellectualize my pain in hopes of convincing myself I've somehow fully eradicated it. I meet people where they are, but find it important to state where I am.
- I value creativity and like artistic types. I express this myself through writing and more literary arts. In particular, I write intellectually, about general observations and thoughts, and poetically - mostly to other people in the form of conversation partners (I'm very much a conversational thinker and writer and can go on for a long, long time about a plethora of topics with the right person). I appreciate and admire all sorts of expression, even if it's a type I'm not personally involved in.
- I'm INTJ and Type 5, since some people seem to like knowing. I like taking different types of tests to understand myself better, although a lot of them seem petty bunk to me, including MBTI and Enneagram. But, it can be a decent basis and fun activity to share with someone. I also enjoy taking tests with other people and comparing results, as well as discussing the tests themselves.
- I like to ruminate, research, and learn new things. I don't like to constrain myself, and I strive to see various topics in intricate and new ways. I'm, by choice, an autodidact, and prefer this sort of person as well, or at least those who can appreciate liberated knowledge acquisition and comprehension. I believe there's always more to know and more ways to know those things - humanity can only comprehend so much, and less than we think we can. The motto 'Nitimur in vetitum semper cupimusque negata.' is a pretty good summary of my intellectual ethics. Those who believe certain topics are beyond any and all forms of reproach probably won't do well with me in this endeavor. In this case, we should limit ourselves in order to benefit from what does happen to be there, or simply adopt a different motto: 'Friends who want to stay friends don't discuss religion or politics.' In my experience, it's not polarizing stances that cause difficulties between people, but how unwavering someone is in their resolve, refusing to so much as listen to what another person has to say.
- I believe in eternity - in both directions. This means I have a primary focus on the future, a significant focus on the past, and acknowledge the present moment as a form of transience between the two. I'm not a "live your life to the fullest" type. My life started before I had it and will continue after it's gone, but I do believe in simply absorbing what's there while it's there. I'm not uncommonly melancholic, but am almost never lackadaisical.
- I live a very dynamic life and have since I was young. I might stay up chatting until dawn one night and then be passed out by 5 PM the next one - likely because of the lack of sleep during the first. My pursuits, job, and the other demands of life are in constant flux. My resolution has always been to regulate these various needs and wants and to intensely focus on them when and if possible. I don't believe in being "too busy". You can always find time for someone, even if it's not consistent - finding that flow and appreciation of each other is vital.
- Photography, tech, incense, time pieces, archiving, and abstraction have always interested me and continue to do so. I'm always surprised by what people consider to be interests and hobbies, so I probably have more I take for granted and didn't list here. I haven't consumed media regularly in years, but used to engage with a lot of it when I was younger, mostly including movies, anime/manga, and video games. I still watch movies from time to time, being more prone to it when I have someone else to accompany me. If you're looking for a gaming buddy or TV junkie you'll need to find it elsewhere, but I'm not fully opposed to sharing or talking about these things with someone either. I used to love it at one point.
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2024.11.29 12:41 DenguSPopola Villancicos Navideños Dominicanos.
¿Alguno conoce algunos villancicos (canciones de navidad) Dominicanos?
Me refiero a los típicos como "el Burrito Sabanero" pero puramente Dominicanos porque todos sabemos que esa canción no es de RD. Eso sí, omitiendo los merengues navideños, esos no son villancicos.
Por favor, ¿Me pueden ayudar con eso?
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2024.11.29 12:41 Turbulent_Property_4 Stranger Things: 5 personaggi amatissimi dai fan morti troppo presto
Stranger Things è una delle serie più amate di sempre proprio come lo sono alcuni dei suoi personaggi. Ecco quelli che ci hanno lasciato troppo presto
Stranger Things è una delle serie tv più amate di sempre e, oltre ad una trama avvincente e delle ambientazioni affascinanti, i fan si sono nel tempo legati a tutti i suoi protagonisti. Tra questi, purtroppo, ce ne sono alcuni che ci hanno lasciati decisamente troppo presto ma che resteranno per sempre nel cuore dei fan.
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2024.11.29 12:41 Tempehridder Dream Farmers of Gilan’s Forests: Redefining Success
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2024.11.29 12:41 Unhappy_Jaguar9082 5 years in a relationship
I have my boyfriend since highschool, we both make mistakes ever since but this time he was frustrated with me because he can't get what he want which is for me to initiate things such as asking him if he's fine, making sure he was okay. I was toxic and would make sure i always win an argument but I do love really love him but i guess it was too late. We broke up. should i beg him to stay or not
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2024.11.29 12:41 nachos-bellgrande Anyone else have front assist stop working because of wheel change?
My jetta has a warning light stating that the front assist isn't working (my rear assist still works) so they checked it out when I brought it in for service.
Apparently putting 17 inch wheels on threw off the sensors and I would need an alignment and recalibration of the sensors. Anyone else have this happen?
I'm not going to get it fixed since I don't really care about front assist, how can I clear the warning?
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2024.11.29 12:41 Some_Butters LF: Shiny tall male Charcadet FT: Shiny Tall female Charcadet
 | Hi everyone! As the title says, I'm exactly looking for this trade. I need a male shiny Charcadet to evolved into a Ceruledge and needs to be tall (like the reference pics) but I have not been quite lucky hahaha This will help a lot, so thank you in advance! submitted by Some_Butters to PokemonSVTrades [link] [comments] |
2024.11.29 12:41 Turbulent_Property_4 Stranger Things 5, perché la stagione finale di Netflix sarà vietata ai minori?
Incredibilmente, la stagione finale di Stranger Things sarà rated-r e vietata ai minori su Netflix: ecco cosa dovete sapere.
Questa settimana è stato confermato che, incredibilmente, Stranger Things 5 sarà vietata ai minori su Netflix quando arriverà in streaming sulla piattaforma nel corso del 2025, una notizia che ha spiazzato non poco i fan della saga.
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2024.11.29 12:41 CorynGlow Realtalk
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2024.11.29 12:41 MazoMort Every Lego MCU minifigs released to this date. (2 pages)
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2024.11.29 12:41 pompeilonger Jackson Hewitt Black Friday 2024 Promo Codes
Follow this link for Jackson Hewitt Black Friday 2024 Promo Codes. Access the latest deals and promotions by visiting the link, featuring a constantly updated list of coupons, promo codes, and discounts.
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2024.11.29 12:41 Turbulent_Property_4 [SPOILER] Endless Love: anticipazioni da lunedì 2 a sabato 7 dicembre! Tarik ha ucciso Ozan
Il fratello di Kemal verrà sbattuto in cella, mentre Asu verrà interrogata: ecco cosa dobbiamo aspettarci di vedere nei prossimi episodi!
Arrivano le anticipazioni delle nuove puntate di Endless Love in onda da lunedì 2 a sabato 7 dicembre 2024, come di consueto su Canale 5. Ecco cosa dobbiamo aspettarci di vedere nei nuovi episodi dell’amata soap turca. Vi ricordiamo che questa settimana la soap verrà trasmessa anche in prima serata martedì 3 e giovedì 5 dicembre.
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2024.11.29 12:41 jamuuu I’ve created a monster…
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