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Hi, I'm trying out a new form of threadwork and had the wonderful(ly challenging) idea to try using reclaimed nylon fishing nets from a beach cleanup instead of, you know... thread. Initial trials are promising, but the big issue I'm encountering now is that the sections of nylon(?)(or some other plastic) are very short. For now I've been experimenting with what knot is best to tie the sections together to make a longer line and the sheet bend is working okay. I tried melting the ends together with an iron and parchment paper, but it turns out this material doesn't like to melt without also fizzling up like burnt hair.

Does anyone have any advice or experience on how to bond plastic fishin

I am an atheist and have no interest in changing that. My reasons also have nothing to do with my question, so I will give you all the respect of leaving them out of the discussion.

My situation is basically this: I am chronically unemployed because I move for my husband's work a lot (don't usually have a work visa) and typically these moves take me to other countries where I don't speak the language. There are 3 things that are leading me to consider trying to join the local catholic communities in the places I move to despite my lack of faith

1. I would like to make better use of my free time in a way that is productive to society and I know that Catholic organizations are renowned for t

Info: 34, male/AMAB, 75kg, 182cm, White/Euro, AFAIK no medical history relating to the complaint but my mother suffers from IBS and I might possibly as well, current meds: Lexapro (escitalopram) & Concerta (ritalin XR)

I suffer chronically with gastritis/diarrhea and most of the time I just try to deal with it by eating safe foods and taking fiber supplements. Recently, after my husband and I had some issues with food poisoning (a fairly normal occurrence in Mexico city) a doctor warned us against relying too much on immodium (loperamide), especially in cases of food poisoning and infectious diarrhea, and recommended Iprikene (diosmectite [a.k.a. Smecta]) instead. Wow does it work! I ca

Hello, does anyone know how to report an error in the subject guide for a class? I noticed a factual error in the subject guide for SEHS HL and am hoping to have it corrected for future years. Thanks!

It's bad enough that it's unnecessarily huge and centrally located, but also it's very wrong.

Has anyone here done a French Immersion program? Has anyone done this one: https://www.usainteanne.ca/en/learn-french/spring-and-summer-sessions ? Any thoughts, recommendations, advice, or warnings? Thanks

Last weekend I went to Orchard Beach in the Bronx and there was a group of people listening to loud music and dancing a bit and whatnot. As I walked past a song played that started with the cawing of crows, then there was a riff of what sounded like some kind of wooden flute (probably synthesized) before the guy on the track busted out this hard, fast, aggressive rap for like a straight minute. Then the crows and flute again, before the rap continued, but by then I was past the group.

Is there any well-known Spanish-language trap/horrorcore rap feat. the sound of crows? I've tried youtubing "trap oscuro horrorcore cuervo" and similar things, but no success. It's not usually what I listen t

Someone I know is applying for a position at Churchill College in Mexico City. Online the Churchill School (elementary and middle) has not so great reviews for teachers, but it's hard to find any info on the College (high school), though I've heard it may be better than the School. Does anyone have any information on what it may be like to work there? My friend doesn't want to potentially rush into a 2-year contract in an unpleasant working environment.

I am nervous about trusting minority-language content after the debacle with Scots.