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Just completed my first real long distance ride on my VStar 650. (I ride daily commuting to work as Minnesota weather allows) 688 miles total over two days. Bike did great. People who say you need a large displacement bike can kick rocks.
That said, I need advice on seat comfort. I needed to pull off every 60ish miles to stand up and get blood flowing back to my posterior. I wore cycling shorts with padding after seeing the WinxWheels ads thousands of times. (I opted for a cheaper pair from Amazon. Maybe that was a mistake?) The shorts maybe helped a little bit didn’t work any miracles. Any recommendations for seat upgrades or additions for future long rides? Does seem like riding position plays a role but I’m not sure what else I can do to really change that on this bike. (No a new bike isn’t an option right now) Going up to the north to ride the north shore in July and I don’t wanna have to stop unless it’s for gas or pictures.

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Hi all! I remembered today that I had 10 grams in my car and just got them. I'm worried they might have lost their potency because I left my car in the sun for hours multiple times with the shrooms inside.
Do shrooms lose potency when they are exposed to high-ish temperatures?

I woke up in the morning to the smell of something cooking.
That was definitely off. I stretched out in my bed, “I’m finally going to be done with all that bothersome ‘work’.” I told myself with a smile on my face as I eased myself out of bed and rose to my feet.
A quick burning hot shower, and I was content, all was right with the world again.
I threw on my ‘outside clothes’ and emerged to find the cause of the odorous disturbance in my domicile…Celia was standing at an oven I’d never touched in my entire life.
“G’morning.” She said. She was still in her child sized shape, and dressed in something akin to pajamas… no, they ‘were’ pajamas. Ones covered in little animal patterns.
“Uh… yeah… it is, I guess, considering that I’m awake instead of asleep, I guess it’s fine but…” I yawned and rubbed the back of my head, “Why are you up so early, and what’s with…?” I looked her up and down.
“What’s with what?” She looked over her shoulder at me with a little smug expression on her face.
“This?!” I said and waved my other hand up and down in front of her.
“Oh.” Celia’s expression never wavered.
“Well, I did a little research on Earth after my last visit, not much, but I figured I should know how to dress at least.” She pinched the soft cloth of the yellow pajamas and gave them a little tug, “These really are comfortable, by the way, you were not wrong about humans being good at comfort.”
“And your… tiny self?” I asked, and she chuckled.
“Oh, well you are the one who said I was your niece, after all. So now I suppose I should play the part. Besides, you are a lot older than I am, by what, a few hundred years?” She asked. She spun around with spatula in hand and held it up at her side like a soldier’s sabre and struck a stiff pose. “As my senpai, I think that is the word, I must look to you for guidance and instruction, and rely on you to take care of me while I am unfamiliar with everything…”
She was not sounding like a normal swapper. Then it hit me, she was much younger than I am. Young swappers are often prone to adopting the characteristics of what they imitate, we all are, really, but the younger they are the more true this is.
Another sneaky suspicion struck me, “How long have you been awake for?” I asked.
“About six hours.” She said, “I’ve been binge watching a lot!” A giant grin came over her face. “I was watching this one thing about a boy who lived with two girls, one of whom was his sister and he didn’t know which one… all the shenanigans!”
“Oh.” I dragged my hand down over my face, “Celia, how long do you usually take on the forms of other races for?” I asked.
She tapped the tip of the spatula against her cheek, “Um, I don’t know, a few hours, just long enough to do a job, I don’t do my own scouting, I’m too new for that so… maybe a tenth of this time, why?”
“Oh my… um… can you… do something for me?” I asked.
“Like make breakfast? I’m already on it, aunt Kayobi!” She laughed and spun back around and began stirring something up in whatever pan was on the stovetop over the oven. “I saw this thing where a dragon girl kept making omletts and they were too big, so I decided to try my hand at making them. Thankfully you had some stuff I could sort of improvise… I don’t know much about taste but-” She was rambling, I had to cut her off.
“That’s fine.” I interjected, “But… hasn’t anyone ever told you that you shouldn’t ‘swap’ for this long without going back or at least going to something else?”
“Yes, but it’s no problem, this is a human body after all and humans are super easy. It’ll barely be an inconvenience to shift to anything else. After all, they’re sort of shaped like us, who knows, maybe they’ll evolve into swappers too one day, if that healing factor of theirs keeps improving at least.” Celia said, she didn’t see the concerned expression on my face.
‘This is not good. No, this is definitely not good. She took on the characteristics of a child, a human child, and those are reckless, negligent, have horrible survival instincts, and routinely dismiss danger or problems to an absurd degree. It would be exactly like a human child to neglect the obvious in favor of just doing nothing…plus she’s young so she’s even more vulnerable to these things…’ I had to suppress my groan.
If she couldn’t swap back, she couldn’t go back. Not in the ‘oh no she’ll die’ sense. Not in the ‘she’s violated a law sense and will be harshly punished’ sense either.
No… no. If word of this got back to the others, she would be absolutely disgraced and shamed beyond all reason. It’s not as embarrassing as say, waving back at someone who wasn’t waving at you. It’s a thousand times worst.
It’s more like… if a human lost control of their bowels at their job where friends and family worked. At that point you might as well quit, change your name, and start your life over in a whole new place in the world.
Celia would never be able to look at the rest of her coworkers again without a sense of disgrace… and I know Celia. She’s a nice one, sort of sensitive about even asking for help, kind of insecure, really. She wouldn’t be able to handle it, she’d have to quit.
I sat down at the table. “Celia, I want you to do something for me, and I don’t want you to panic.”
“I know, I know, you want some red peppers added on top of your omlett, don’t worry, I saw you didn’t have any, but I saved some from the pizza last night, they included a couple of packets. I didn’t throw them out, so I’ll just add those real quick to your omlet and…”
I cleared my throat. “No, no, that’s fine.” I said.
“Oh, then here you go.” She said and slid the omlet onto a paper plate and handed it to me along with one of my many plastic forks.
“I want…” I started to say, and she leaned forward, her dark hair tumbled down behind her, she was waiting for me to try her food.
I stopped. I looked down at the dish. It actually smelled really good. I usually cooked bacon in the microwave, it seemed she’d chosen to use the oven, and that paid off. I could smell the bacon inside, and my mouth began to water.
I cut into the yellow goodness and then raised a bite to my mouth, the cheese within stretched into tiny strings and I put the morsel onto my tongue.
Flavor exploded. “This is amazing!” I shouted.
She grinned ear to ear and waited for me to take a second bite. I stopped myself, I set the fork down and set my palms flat on the table. “No, no Kayobi, don’t get distracted.”
“What?” Celia asked, “You said it was good, right?” She asked.
“Yes… and it is. But I need you to do something else… something not food related.” I said, and her mouth closed before she could ask whatever was on her mind.
“Try to swap back to your natural form.” I said.
“But that’s-” She started to object.
“Just do it.” I said.
She shrugged. “Fine.” She breathed out the annoyed sigh of every teenager in the history of humanity.
I waited.
She looked down at her hand. Her feet. She looked at her reflection in the glass window on the wall. She gritted her teeth and clenched her jaw and began to grunt and groan.
“I…what…” Celia’s eyes went very wide, she kept trying.
But she also kept failing.
“I’m… stuck.” She whispered.
“Yup. Looks like.” I said, and she looked at me with an expression of horrified shame as if she’d shat herself in front of me.
I held up a hand to stop the horrified apologies or bawling or whatever.
“Relax, nobody else knows, I won’t tell anyone, and I’ll help you get back to normal.” I promised.
A few minutes later, I knew what tears of relief on a human looked like when she was asking…
“You’re really not going to tell anyone… you’re going to help me get back to normal and never say a thing, you promise?” She asked.
“Yes.” I answered.
“Thank you…” Celia whispered and began to wipe her nose, I shrugged off her thanks and took another bite of the omlet.
“Don’t worry about it but… can I have another one of these before we get to work?” I asked, and a smile slowly came back to her face as she got up to make another.
“Do you know how to fix this?” She asked.
“Nope. But I have a clue.” I said as she opened the fridge to get out more eggs, cheese, and bacon.
“How?” She asked tentatively, looking over her shoulder at me while she rummaged.
“We wing it.” I said, and for good measure, brought wings out of my back in the hopes of making her laugh.
It got a little one, and that was a start, at least.

Like the title says, we just moved into a house with an induction cooktop and I've never used one before. I was making dinner the other night in a Kirkland stainless 11in pan and noticed that the chicken was only frying directly over the coil (magnet? I'm not that familiar yet).
I took two pans of the same brand (different sizes) and set the burners to 5 (out of 9) and let them sit for about 2 minutes. This time the sides of the pans for hot instead of being cold and just heating at the center. I placed a little bit of olive oil in the pan and waited for light smoking but never saw any. I gradually turned the heat up to 7 and eventually saw what I was looking for.
The long story short is I'm trying to make the transition from gas to induction and looking for tips and best practices. For example, when do you add your oil and do I want the pan hot first or just add oil and heat with the pan, what settings (1 through 9 in my case) am I looking for to fry skin-on chicken thighs versus breasts. I know where to set my dials on a gas stove but feel completely lost now.

I think H3 is doing a big disservice to their audience by platforming this guy.
I became suspicious of this character after he discussed only a small aspect of the nutritional research on low- or no-calorie drinks. There are studies that argue that these products can contribute to dementia, for example. It was pretty clear that he had no research experience in the field, so I looked into him more carefully.
Ostensibly, he's a Britain-based Physician with a Masters in Nutrition who works at a "Midlands Based Hospital" : Sources #1, #2
Trained medical and research professionals have their credentials and education backgrounds listed either on their employer site, on LinkedIn or on both. I can't find anything about his background or his professional position--other than the information he has given about himself on his Instagram or in interviews. He wouldn't be the first to make up his background.
Additionally, he has no background in research, since he has no papers in the medical or scientific literature. (Note: the two authors listed are not Dr Idz)
At the same time, Dr Idz promotes a payed membership for $15.99 a month to his school. His background and credentials aren't even discussed on his own website! What schools did he go to? What hospital did he practice in? Why should I listen to him? Because he likes wearing a white-coat, a stethoscope and he calls himself Dr Idz?
H3 has given Andrew Tate a lot of grief for his payed monthly subscription--and with good reason. However, I can't see how this isn't a similar grift.

So when in mc9.5 part when the 2 hanks are fighting and when the antipathy hank gets stab he was brought back to DOC which he was patched up, and had him go through the MPN story. While the other one was revied
Only problem is for Sanford and demoes. so my guess at some point, and this is a strech antipathy hank was sent back in time. to get Sanford and demoes out of jail.
To do the MPN story and after he was killed he was sent back in purgatory and that is where he is or it could be the other way. antipathy hank could be mpn hank but the timeline is confusing.

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A little history.
In 2015 my gaming club made the switch from Pathfinder to OD&D via Swords & Wizardry. Now we have over 300 sessions under our belt in our own homebrew Sword & Planet, Dark Fantasy setting with many sci-fi elements.
As our campaign as progressed I have found myself dipping into the AD&D~ DMG. At first it was just a little. And then more and more until finally at around the 200 session mark we had progressed from OD&D (White Box:FMAG) to OD&D plus supplements once we hit level 10 (Swords & Wizardry Complete), to S&W plus a ton pulled in from AD&D~ DMG.
Now I have to admit I didn't really dig AD&D up until recently. BUT I have now realized just how amazingly robust this system is. It really covers all the bases that could pop up during a long-term campaign. There are tables for EVERYTHING. Now this use to be a turn-off for me before. But I now see just how invaluable the AD&D~ DMG is for running long-term Campaigns.
In fact my opinion of AD&D has COMPLETLEY changed, but only do to running such a long campaign. I don't think I would have come to appreciate AD&D so much if we hadn't played for so many session.
I now realize that AD&D is something you GROW into during long term play. I found my group growing into, as we were outgrowing the systems we were playing in. I can remember reading through the AD&D~ DMG and thinking WHY would there be a table for this? Well 5 years later I was using that very same table and more.
For our next Campaign my gaming group and I will be using AD&D as we have finally grown to appreciate it.
I could go on but I am on a quick break at work so I will end it here.
Onwards to AD&D!

I visited the Twin Cities years ago and remember seeing a ton of sky bridges.
I'm very curious: say a person worked from home or in an office, if they lived in the right apartment building, could they ostensibly work, get groceries, go to the gym/barestaurants, etc. without ever going outside in the winter?
I'd love to hear your stories; I find the adaptation to such cold winters fascinating. Thank you!

I've been DMing a campaign for over a year now in a homebrew setting I've been writing for about 5 years.
I'm concerned about how to introduce lore, characters, story elements, sub stories to a new player in an ongoing open world game with a lot going on.
I'm asking because I've been overwhelmed as a player before and I feel like it's hard to get invested or immersed when you are overwhelmed or having a hard time following everything going on.
Any suggestions on how to do this? Really appreciate any advice.

If we had to take 2 stories to take the source to its logical conclusion, how would you write out the next 2 films. Given what was in the first of the 3, certain elements are there that you'd continue. For one, Duncan would now be mortal as he was at the end of the film. The one would be the child born who would now be the only immortal left. The cataclysmic event didn't just pass. It had some effect on the world . Not sure what to make of it but it's something that could be used for the next 2 films. Maybe it brings back certain immortals who were good in this world like Ramirez, Connor, Richie.
If you would write a fan fiction to continue where the source left off, how would you write it?

Would love to find a contractor or agency that could help us level-up, but I’m not sure where to start in regards to the current digital mktg environment. Affiliate marketing manager? Ad agency that works with small businesses? Social media consultant? Finding an agency that tackles all of the above? I guess I’m not sure if the focus should be on expanding the team internally or working with external teams, and so I’m curious on what the folks who love and breathe digital marketing think.
In short, what’s the number one thing a small business should be focused on in this environment and would you recommend they outsource or insource it for maximum growth?

Long story short, I switched jobs a few months ago after not get a raise from my previous employer errrr it was kind of the straw that broke the camels back. At my new job I was able to go from $130K to $150K. My old company has reached out and wants me to come back. There has not been an offer yet but I am anticipating something along the lines of changing from controller to CFO and instead of the $20K increase I was originally looking for, I wouldn’t be surprised if they offered me $300K.
I think what I’m struggling with is that the old company is very old school in there way of thinking. They aren’t fans of WFH, 2 weeks vacation and ultimately a very toxic environment but they are extremely successful. The new job does about a quarter of the revenue and is not yet profitable (startup) but the people are extremely nice and understanding. Unlimited vacation, flexible schedule, summer Fridays…
These are just some pros/cons. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

I've been stuck for about 2 days now. I feel like I went everywhere i could, done everything I could and I feel like I now have to resort to "activating" every single tile of the game. I think i explored all of the dungeon, the mines, ma'havre, the tower of the endless etc. There are things i still can't seem to activate but i don't have any idea what to do other than go on a genocidal crusade and kill every living and non-living things in the game but it can't be it.
I'm clearly missing something here and I'm not asking for a walkthrough or spoilers. But I'd like to know if it is possible to softlock yourself into not being able to progress the story.
Sure I could escape the dungeon and leave Le'garde behind but I'd like some other ending.

I’m most likely coming into a startup because I like and trust the founder, and I think the product has a lot of potential. This is my first time attempting a startup, but I have some small business experience, being contracted to build MVPs, and doing freelance. My only concern is about the advisory board.
First of all, I’m not convinced an advisory board is necessary. It feels like one of those things that everyone says you should do and everyone does because everyone else does it. I’d rather create a board out of necessity than “just because we’re told to”. Second, ours seems crowded and ineffective.
The current makeup of the board is this:

• Two enterprise level customers in the domain we serve
• Another domain specific expert
• “Serial” entrepreneur with an apparently successful exit
• IT/tech sales person in a big company
• Owner of related company who can put us in touch with over a hundred enterprise level customers in our domain.
• CFO who isn’t on the board but is giving advice regularly.
• Someone else who isn’t on the board but is helping with the startup
• Research person that was just added.
• They want to add an HR person to the advisory board (We don’t have employees)
• They tried to add a tech person to advise me (a tech person) but I said no.

They all look amazing on paper, but I’m not seeing a lot of actual results.
Most of the web suggests to have a max of 5 advisory members, where I’d prefer 1-3. Shouldn’t the board members know there’s too many people and advise of this?
From what I can find, Investors don’t like large advisory boards because of dilution, and too many people make decisions harder and slower. ChatGPT says it demonstrates the founders lack expertise.
Also, it seems like things that should be advised of haven’t been handled to the degree I’d expect from a quality advisory board.
The pitch deck didn’t give me a clear understanding of the problem. I had to read through a lot of documents, imagery, and go back and forth with the founder to understand the problem and solution. Reading through it a second time I see it more clearly, but I feel like a quality advisory board would have advised it be redone until it quickly, clearly explains the problem to anyone who’s not an expert in that field. Right now it feels like only an industry expert would understand in a short time. Even then, it's lots of words and difficult to consume quickly.
In the small business world there’s a concept of the 30 second elevator pitch, where you can explain your business to anyone, and it took me hours to figure out what was being solved. It’s a complex topic, but I still feel like it’s possible, and extremely important to condense it into a quick, digestible sales pitch.
The pitch deck also didn’t give any industry growth numbers, no how much money we’ll make, no competition listed or anything financial, no plan on how they're going to acquire customers, so I had to do my own research on that, which is when I got excited about the product.
When I met them they didn’t have a pricing model that they were set on trying. I think they had some ideas, but they’re really driving down the “get funding” route, so you’d think a variety of pricing models would have been clearly defined since they want to pitch investors.
Also it took them about 5-6 months to find a tech cofounder (me). I’m pretty excited about the potential. I think it’s a huge opportunity, and anyone who understands the solution would want in, so I’m surprised it took 6 months to get someone fully committed.
Why hasn’t anyone recommended the cofounder matching platform? Anyone in the startup world should know about it. There’s also a bunch of tech meetups they could have gone to to mingle with developers. With how many "job boards" and "restaurant app", "sport app" and 'social media' ideas are out there, this was a breath of fresh air, guaranteed to capture interest.
Did anyone advise them that hiring a dev shop is a horrible idea? They were close to pulling the trigger before I showed up, and with how complicated the problem domain is, I imagine it would have been a nightmare working with an agency.
I also think four “industry specific” professionals on the board is too much. Rather than give equity I think a referral program would be much cheaper and more successful.
I’m undecided on the idea of having HR on the board, or possibly attorneys. I think these types of things we should at least consider paying fair market value, as they have a good chunk of savings and income.
Anyways, are these red flags? It just seems like a quality advisory board would have these things buttoned up better than they are. Maybe they’re serving other roles.
There’s been no commitment yet to give any specific amount of equity to any board members, so I think I am going to tell the founder we need to take a step back and consider what each board member brings to the table, or switch to a cash payout instead.
The founder has been very successful in the industry, and is extremely easy to work with. Our values align and I really think we have a great working relationship so far. All of my orange and red flags revolve around the advisors….
I’m not afraid to talk over this with the founder, but I am afraid of going into the conversation unprepared. So I’m hoping you can share your thoughts. It’s possible I’m just making bad excuses to cut people out because I don't want to share the equity, but it also doesn't feel like they're providing value worth giving equity for. Am I making a big deal out of nothing?