At school, my class is reading the book "The Wild Robot". There is a movie that I'm wondering, is it good? My idea is that its gonna have the same story as the book but, there's a character in the movie that isn't in the movie. If you've watched it, please answer if it's good. Bye Redditers!
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Hey, y'all. I got stung by the flawless bug after my recent Petra's Run. I knocked out Crota's End with my clan and Vault of Glass with a random group, but it's getting increasingly hard to pull folks away from Onslaught and it'll be the same story with Pantheon later this month.
So, I'm looking for a steady and friendly group of experienced raiders needing to knock out flawless runs for one or all of the following: Garden of Salvation, Deep Stone Crypt, Vow of the Disciple, and Kings Fall.
Let me know if you're interested and we can start getting some flawless runs on the books!
Howdy! I grabbed three estimates to replace the air condenser and air handler in my 1,480 sq. ft. condo with a loft (e.g., very high ceilings and a large volume of air to cool). UV is a UV light air purifier, something my wife would like. Drywall is if the vendor offered to repair the drywall they need to cut during installation. We used Vendor B to replace our hot water heater and love their customer service and proactive maintenance support.
Before we make such a large purchase, I would very much appreciate any feedback regarding the equipment and potential points of negotiation. Thank you very much in advance!
Vendor | Cost | Condenser | Handler | UV | Drywall | Warranty :--|:--|:--|:--
Howdy! I grabbed three estimates to replace the air condenser and air handler in my 1,480 sq. ft. condo with a loft (e.g., very high ceilings and a large volume of air to cool). UV is a UV light air purifier, something my wife would like. Drywall is if the vendor offered to repair the drywall they need to cut during installation. We used Vendor B to replace our hot water heater and love their customer service and proactive maintenance support.
Before we make such a large purchase, I would very much appreciate any feedback regarding the equipment and potential points of negotiation. Thank you very much in advance!
Vendor | Total Cost | Condenser | Handler | UV | Drywall | Warranty A | $9,25
Hey, y’all. This is the last triumph I need for the seal. I’m very familiar with the raid, the final encounter, and the general mechanic needed to get the triumph. If there are folks in the same boat, let’s see if we can get a fireteam together and knock this one out.
Trump’s Taxes: $750 Paid in 2016, Chronic Massive Losses Over Two Decades
nytimes.com/interactive/2020/09/27/us/donald-...Hey, folks. I’m trying my best to put what I’ve been learning in therapy into practice and I’ve hit a functional wall that I hope the r/mentalhealth can help with. Specifically, sharing your experience and any successful methods of grounding from a dissociative state that feels like a brief moment of hyper-arousal (overwhelmed) and a long period of hypo-arousal (exhausted).
I’ve tried PMR and sensory methods of grounding, but they just can’t shake me out of that inescapable ‘moving through molasses on an infinite treadmill’ feeling of exhaustion. Activities that make me feel calm (warm shower) or in control of my body (guitar practice, weightlifting) briefly help because they feel pleasant
This post was prompted by a reply I made in r/psychology, specifically a post where a guy shared his co-morbid ADHD and CPTSD history. He made a point of how all these THINGS exist in a nebulous environment of overlapping diagnoses and easily mimicked symptoms. His post was a mirror.
I hope that that anyone who reads this post and sees a mirror does what I avoided doing for far too long: let go of everything you’ve learned to do to cope with your ADHD. You can’t over-perform your way out of pain, you can’t sustain focus through an emotional flashback. Shielding myself from the pain that comes along with it and self-sabotaging the process fed an entire ecosystem of reactive patterns and em
This post was prompted by a reply I made in r/psychology, specifically a post where a guy shared his co-morbid ADHD and CPTSD history. He made a point of how all these THINGS exist in a nebulous environment of overlapping diagnoses and easily mimicked symptoms. His post was a mirror.
I hope that that anyone who reads this post and sees a mirror does what I avoided doing for far too long: let go of everything you’ve learned to do to cope with your ADHD. You can’t over-perform your way out of pain, you can’t sustain focus through an emotional flashback. Shielding myself from the pain that comes along with it and self-sabotaging the process fed an entire ecosystem of reactive patterns and em
I’ve only heard of mental health professionals ‘firing’ those who don’t engage. This feels like a behavioral science question mixed with a question regarding therapeutic best practices, but I was curious if there’s any evidence-based research or analysis on mental health providers sustaining engagement for those patients with issues that directly impact their capability and capacity to sustain.
This is related to a personal post I made elsewhere, asking other who may have similar issues with treatment consistency how they had success in breaking the infinite loop of “avoiding, repressing, engaging, repressing, avoiding” with psychotherapy.
ADHD. High anxiety. Emotional flashbacks, with thought blocking, executive function issues, mild dissociation. Echoism. High levels of repressed anger under it, fueling it. Vyvanse and Trintellix have helped immensely with the ADHD and anxiety. It’s been easy to go to a psychiatrist, talk about symptoms on a pretty detailed but ultimately impersonal level, and remember to take my pills in the morning.
Engaging in therapy has not been easy. I know I need talk therapy to relearn how to process my emotions correctly. My pattern is to face my issues, engage in therapy, feel terrible and unable to function correctly, pull back and only sharing superficial things, cause more issues at home and
Hey, guys. I own an upper-floor condo in a two-floor, eight unit complex in Virginia (Fairfax County). It's part of a very large HOA that covers a sprawling suburban community, with a professional property management company serving as the Managing Agent for the condominium complex(es).
For the past year, I've been trying to responsibly manage an escalating noise issue between our floor and our downstairs neighbor's ceiling. In certain areas - both carpeted and hardwood - she hears loud thumping from footsteps and a metallic rattling from something in-between our floor and her ceiling. This issue first came to a head with complaints when my two year old son started walking, running, and pl
I have narcissistic behaviors. I consider my emotions first, quickly act on them because it feels like the right thing to do, then hurt others because I did not consider how my actions would affect them, and feel terrible that I hurt them. I feel blind to it as it happens, but then it’s so clear in hindsight. I want to change, but I feel trapped viewing perpetual disasters of my own making in the rear view window. How do I stop this?
Intended Use: Gaming and entertainment PC for my small "man cave" and trusty ol' plasma TV.
Screen Resolution: 1080P TV with the possibility of a monitor setup down the road if I have the space for a small office.
FPS & Game Settings: Ultra with buttery-smooth FPS for current and upcoming games. Also, must run Crysis.
Budget: $800
Country: USA
Parts List: I have a case from a stalled build (NZXT Gamma Classic Series ATX Mid Tower), a Windows 10 license, and a wired XBOX 360 controller that I use on my laptop. I would love keyboard and mouse suggestions if y'all have any!
- GPU: RX480 ^$200
- CPU: i5 6400 ^$185
- HSF: 212 Evo ^$29
- MB: MSI Z170A SLI Plus ^$1
I've main'd Priest from the second I logged in and typically rock Dragon Priest. I decided to try out a Fatigue Priest build and instantly fell in love. It took everything I loved about Control Priest, everything I hated about Control Warrior, and combined it into an unholy board-clearing, draw-baiting monster.
Of course, my first game testing the new deck was against a Dragon Priest: http://imgur.com/5bQlV25