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I'm looking for good ideas for sports tournament snacks. Over the course of a day at a sports tournament, I'm on the field after breakfast all the way till dinner (usually no real lunch) and am looking for some food (protein) suggestions for snacking to keep me nourished during the day while playing sports. My main issue is that I'm allergic to legumes--peanuts included--and tree nuts. I also can't eat most protein powders (protein bars and shakes make me throw up). I've mostly kept to beef jerky and salted sunflower seeds, but meat is super hard to digest so I would imagine it's not the best snack. Grains are great, but I can't cook them on the field and don't have a kitchen when I'm away a

Just a funny concept I came up with, a buddha (maybe sitting cross-legged?) with his arms crossed in the no good emoji (🙅🏻🙅🏻🙅🏻🙅🏻🙅🏻). I'm thinking of trying to make a poster of it for my dorm room

So recently I built a PM 3.5 .iso using the iso builder in the sidebar, but whenever I try to open PM 3.5 in dolphin I get the 3.02 loading screen and then a black screen. My 3.02 iso isn't in the same folder or even in a recognized dolphin directory (I even had this problem after deleting the 3.02 iso completely). Does anyone have a solution to this/has anyone had this same issue?

If this is the wrong place/there's a better place to post this, please let me know.

The problem I've been having is with an old Sony CRT television that's hooked up to a cable box. Recently, I hooked up a Wii to the CRT using composite video cables, and the image stops being clear after about 5 minutes of use. The colors will fade and the picture will become overwhelmed by static to the point of no longer being visible. If I play with the video connection a bit, the picture will eventually return back to normal, but then after another 5 minutes or so will repeat the process.
Now, I'm almost completely sure this is a problem with the connection itself/the composite input jacks on the CRT.

I figured this question was specific enough to ask here without getting people mad; if I'm sheik (let's assume at around 60-70%) and I just threw a very low percent (0-20%) falco or fox off stage with a back throw and they decide to recover straight up from directly below the edge with up-b (for now, let's assume that the spacie doesn't have a double jump), what options do I have? Let's assume that we're not playing on Battlefield, so that the spacie can potentially ride the wall up. Here's what I've been thinking:

• if they are not far below the edge, they can't sweetspot it with up-b, so: * if they go straight up, I can downsmash, jab, or maybe downtilt * if they angle in an

So I remember reading somewhere that some players (I think DoH?) plug their controllers in with the shoulder buttons compressed already, or party compressed. Can someone explain what this actually does? I.e. does it make powershielding/l-canceling easier?
Sorry for the quasi-shitpost I honestly couldn't figure out where to look on smashboards and/or what to google

Can you grab and throw in midair? I'm not really good enough to replicate that alone

I picked up competitive melee about 4 or 5 months ago, picked Sheik as my main, and, despite having practiced a lot of techskill with her, am starting to find myself dropping lower and lower in my local (low-level) tournament placings. Is this because sheik is too "easy"? I guess my real question is whether or not I wasted my time learning sheik instead of some other character.
I've read several places that sheik is "easy" and I've certainly hear a lot of shittalk from my friends that I play an "easy" character. Have I wasted my five months of training?