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Anyone have insight as to the fit for kids and women? I'll want to pick up some clothing for my wife (typically wears a small) and kids (5-7 y/o).
Also, the PM and Masters Tech polos are probably going to be too big for me, even in small. I'm 6'0, 170#s and wear a small in Greyson, G4, etc. I tried on a PM summer comfort and it was huge. So I'm wondering if anyone has tried on the youth sizes and had luck.
We were just there today, but didn’t see any fights break out. https://www.carlsbadca.gov/Home/Components/News/News/3586/
I'm an attorney and one of my cases is headed to a week-long trial in TX in a few weeks. I've been paring down my wardrobe over the last few years. My primary suit is navy and my only pair of dress shoes at the moment are Allen Edmonds Clifton captoes in black. I've had these shoes for about 15 years and they are no longer that comfortable for my foot, even for nice dinner or morning court appearance.
I just want something comfortable to wear. I ordered this pair of Bally loafers. Can I pull it off in a jury trial? Even if the judge or a juror glances at my foot, I don't think it will look bad, right?
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I'm just sharing this solution because I was looking online and could not find a clear answer. I run Pi-hole on a Synology NAS. Whenever I try to restart the Pi-hole container, I get these fatal errors:
Someone suggested the Synology was trying to access Pi-hole when it wasn't running. The DNS server is set by our network controller. Instead, I set a manual DNS configuration on the Synology to point first to pihole and then to 1.1.1.1.
And it worked!
We usually do 65 degrees during the day and 61 degrees at night. But I'm feeling chilly even with a jacket on.
I'm 45 y/o and self employed. I have disability coverage to replace $8k a month in income. It costs $2100 a year in premiums. We're also financially independent. Should I keep the disability insurance or get rid of it? Or maybe just keep it while I'm still working?
How are people calculating their withdrawal rates to account for things like mortgages and college savings? We spend about 72k a year on our mortgage payments and college savings. If I treat them like permanent expenses, we're at a 4% withdrawal rate. But our mortgage payment will go away in 10 years and college savings will hopefully stop in 15 years or so.
I've been adjusting our withdrawal rate calculations to pretend I payoff the mortgage. So I reduce our investments by our mortgage amount and reduce our expenses by our monthly payment. Doing so significantly drops our withdrawal rate. Since our rate is low (2.5%), I view the opportunity cost of continuing to hold to loan as more
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I've been wearing Bausch & Lomb Acuvue 2 (biweeklies) lenses for probably close to 20 years. Every time I get an eye exam, the optometrist tries to push something else on me. The last three times, they've been pushing silicone hydrogel. I tried the BL Oasys (biweeklies) once and it made my eyes red. This time she suggested the BL Vita (monthlies). Everytime they push silicone hydrogel, they say it feels amazing because so much oxygen goes through to the eyes, and the AV2 are such old technology. But the AV2 still feels more comfortable, and I feel like the more porous silicone hydrogels will get dirty faster. Is there really a downside to continuing to wear the AV2?
We just decided to replace our 20-year old, non-HD plasma TV. It was still working great, but with its DVI input, it couldn't really connect to modern devices even with an HDMI adapter.
We have a 6-7 foot viewing distance so the 65" TV looks great. Thanks for all the support in the sub.


