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Hey everyone - I'm a collector and I am struggling to figure out how to download the audiobooks from audiobooks4soul.com / ezaudiobooksforsoul.com .

I've looked around the subreddit and there are some years-old post about soundcloud links but they don't seem to be using those anymore.

If anyone has tips for me, let me know. I have lost access over the years to a few of my favorites, and they still have them here - no seeds on the torrents; no copies on my local library's Libby/Overdrive. So I really want to get them and store them before they are gone from my reach. Thanks!

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It's much faster for me, especially with the lag, to donate like this:click item -> click "I don't need it" -> IMMEDIATELY click the x and close the item window -> move to next item

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90% of the time it will count the item even though you didn't let the little window refresh, but it saves like 30 seconds per item for me. You don't have to wait for the button to reload and change from "I don't need it" to "Wait, I think I'll keep it" [also, if it doesn't count one, KEEP GOING, sometimes it's still processing the request and you'll open the next window and see you're up one more than you thought]

It's still agonizing but it still cuts a chunk out of the irritatingly lo

I'm still at work during the Ursus 2x time, and by the time I get home on weekdays, nobody is doing Ursus runs anymore.

I usually get home around 6-7 PM EST.

So if anybody else in Reboot is in the same position as me and would still like to run it (even though it won't be 2x) on weekdays, let me know! Maybe we can get together a big enough group.

Thanks guys!

So when I load up the watch playlists for SB, lately they have been laggy, looping, re-playing, or just plain not crediting me for watching it. An 11 minute playlist winds up taking 30+ min and half the time doesn't credit.

Anyway, I have discovered that (in my browser, at least) if a video finishes without 'advancing' you can click the progress bar of the video so that there's about 3 seconds of the video left, and press play. It takes doing this twice - watching the last 2 or 3 seconds over again - but it forces the playlist along and mitigates all the lag and errors.

I don't recommend trying this if you haven't actually completed the videos, though. Seems like a good way to get banned.

http://www.neopets.com/~ShawnRayven

I didn't even realize that my ancient screenshots were still available on my petpage, but if you want some serious nostalgia (as well as the terrifyingly teenage commentary I made), check it out. The first/broken image was a screenshot of my first UB restock (which, at that moment in time, was a Snorkle Snout).

Might as well check it out before photobucket revokes 3rd party sharing on all my images!

I have a freezer full of the Bird's Eye mashed cauliflower from a really excellent sale a few weeks ago. Would this be "close enough" to a proper vegetable or should I just avoid? I have to use it up.

It seems like it should be okay going by the nutrition info, but I'm not 100% sure that it's "legal" based on the fact that there are other ingredients. Or maybe I should only have half a tray per day? I see that there is some cream and a little cornstarch, but it seems like in small enough of a quantity not to make the macros go haywire. My instinct says it's "technically" okay, but I worry that too many "technically"s = cheating.

Edit: I guess I should mention that I'm not new to this or

Lipedema, also known as "painful fat syndrome" is a chronic disease of fat tissue. This fat is the result of metabolic and hormonal derangement and does not respond to diet or exercise. Normal fat and Lipedema fat can coexist in the same individual, and normal fat can generally be lost via diet and exercise. However, the Lipedema fat will remain and may continue to grow. The name Lipedema is an unfortunate name, selected because the syndrome was first recognized to appear as a "fatty swelling." It is unfortunate because it implies that there is always swelling/edema in the fatty tissue. However, not all Lipedema patients have true edema, and not all Lipedema patients benefit from compres

I'm NEW at running a subreddit, please bear with me while I get it together.

I figure it's a longshot, but after getting back my 16+year old account, the UC Darigan Eyrie I had been holding on a side is apparently on an unknown, frozen account, and not where I left it. I figure that something nefarious took place while I was away from the site for 3ish years.

Anyway, I don't have anything ESPECIALLY tradeworthy, and the pet trading boards kinda make me sick with their tiers and complex "value" systems with no real entry point for someone who doesn't already have a UC to trade.

At the moment, I have an 8-bit Nimmo from the lab ray, a Transparent Korbat, a Stealthy Krawk (no clothes; pound grab), a male?! Elderlygirl yurble (also no clothes; pound grab) that I can

Species: Cat

Age: 13

Sex/Neuter status: Male, neutered

Breed: "domestic medium hair" - standard house kitty :)

Body weight: 9lbs

History: Had a urinary blockage a few years ago so bad that he could not be catheterized. Had a perineal urethrostomy to enable him to urinate on his own again. Eats RX purina UR food, if that is relevant.

However, there was apparently a little bit of nerve and muscular damage to his bladder from when he was blocked up and his bladder was swollen/stretched. As a result, he sometimes loses control of his bladder. It's not a behavioral thing: he uses his litter box just fine, he just wets himself unpredictably, even in his sleep. It doesn't happen TERRIBLY f

27, female, 5'5", somewhere between 185-195lbs, caucasian

Basically, I have always had health problems, and they got a lot worse, very suddenly about 2.5-3 years ago. What looked like thyroid symptoms at first turned out to be autonomic symptoms, and I'm at the end of my rope as far as pain, exhaustion, and weight are concerned. I found out upon starting college (and finally having insurance) that I had PCOS (which I suspected) and was able to lose 120lbs on my own, without medication, via a low-carb diet. I was pretty weak and in more pain than is normal (mostly joints), but I was in the best health I'd personally ever been in, and was living a pretty active lifestyle. And then the pain

I'm not 100% literate with parts and builds , and so for my first build in about 2008, I had a friend basically do it for me. I'm not sure that totally counts.

Anyway, I've graduated and have been working for more than a year, so... THE TIME HAS COME.

Another friend (who repairs computers for a living) has suggested the build that I've put down below. At this moment, the GPU is a tentative placeholder as we're going to try and score me the new RX 480 at the end of the month.

**My question is, because I'm not really up to date on what's "good" anymore, what is everyone's opinion or advice on this build? Is there a part that is known to be crappy? Am I missing a really great deal? Is there