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I’m looking for a repair shop that will replace the tire and tube on my rear wheel hub, since I don’t seem to have the strength/tools/know-how to do it myself.

I have official replacement parts already and have watched Apollo’s tire repair YouTube videos many times to no avail.

I have tried calling all the bike/scooter shops in town but no one seems to be willing to touch it if they didn’t sell it to me themselves (I ordered it direct from Apollo years ago and it’s no longer under warranty).

Any suggestions would be welcomed. Thanks

Last election the vote was split between two progressive candidates, allowing the conservative to win. And let’s admit it, Terry Wong is a terrible representative for Ward 7. This year’s candidates seem to be shaping up in a similar vote split, this time between David Barrett (independent) and Myke Atkinson (independent), with Terry Wong (Communities First Party) likely to win again in that scenario. 

As for the other candidates, Greg Amoruso (independent) and Anthony Ascue ([A Better Calgary Party](https://ww

I’m looking for recommendations for a chill cafe or lounge to read a book or write that is open in the evenings; downtown/Beltline areas preferred. Any suggestions?

awesome antagonists explored too far, making them non-threatening.

I have really enjoyed being part of this community. It is a great resource of information, a cathartic venting place, and a forum for many great discussions. This sub has allowed me to process and grieve my change in identity and grow in my post-Mormon life.

At this point I feel as though I’ve graduated beyond the shock and anger phase, or the History 101 posts that makes up the bulk of this sub. However, I’m still very interested in Mormonism as a field of study and discussion.

So I was wondering if there are ExMo communities that are more academic, focusing on history, sociology, psychology and/or religious studies? In person groups would also be great, if other like-minded southern Albe

NuKlingons, Spore Drive, holographic comms, those blue uniforms, Mirror Universe shenanigans, Section 31 out in the open…

Don’t get me wrong: DIS ushered in a new era of Trek for which I am extremely thankful, but SNW, LD, PGY, PIC and even TAS fit canon better than DIS.

The new MacBook Pro models (and hopefully to-be-released iMac Pro and/or Mac Pro and/or Mac Mini Pro) are going to slaughter any Windows machine, and I desperately want Revit to take full advantage by running natively on MacOS.

What do you think; should there be a Mac version of Revit, especially now that Apple is taking pro users seriously?