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r/runna•

This may be too specific of a question but worth a shot.

I really like Runna’s scheduling function. I like the simplicity of the weekly calendar and the fact that you have the ability to easily drag to reorganize workouts. I look ahead every week and manually do this because my schedule shifts week to week.

I am training for a race but don’t plan on keeping Runna indefinitely afterwards. Does anyone know of any apps that have a similar scheduling interface? All of the todo apps I have come across are way too busy/complicated.

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r/whatsthatbook•

A fantasy book that I remember reading maybe 15 years ago now. I think that’s a direct quote from it, but of course I may be a word or two off. I remember there was a mother and a daughter. And the daughter was an empath who healed people by taking on their wounds as her own.

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r/janeausten•

Just watched the 2009 Emma miniseries again… Loved it. It is my favourite characterization of Emma by far. It does such a wonderful job of showing Emma’s privilege and snobbishness, but also lays some more groundwork as to why she is that way. I never got, when watching all the other adaptations, that there was anything below the surface level concept of “she’s rich and spoiled and was born with a silver spoon in her mouth”. But this one is so interesting because it brings in this concept that Emma is actually an incredibly sheltered girl who has seen very little of the world (mainly due to her father’s fears). She rules the roost in Highbury but even with the best education, she’s still a b

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r/AsianBeauty•

So I’ve been doing some research recently into the semi-permanent DIY lash systems (Lashify and other brands). The premise of putting on lashes once and having them last several days appeals to my lazy nature. However, I really prefer the selection of asian falsies that are available. I just find that they fit my eyes better and look way more natural than Western ones.

I’ve heard that people will use the Lashify method with off brand strip lashes that they cut up into segments. I know that a lot of asian lash users already cut up their lashes into segments to apply. I’m wondering if people know the difference, if any, between these two application methods? And if you could apply Asian fals

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r/janeausten•

I’m rereading Emma, and Jane uses it quite often. Specifically, she dwells at great length and quite frequently on how ‘elegant’ Jane Fairfax is. She also mentions that Harriet, while beautiful, is not ‘elegant’. And Mrs. Elton, once she appears, has ‘more ease than elegance’. This makes me think that elegance refers to something more specific than what we generally think of the word today. Any ideas?

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r/janeausten•

People often say that Henry would probably cheat on Fanny if they married, and I’m not sure if I agree. The redeeming thing about Henry’s character (and I think Jane mentions this herself), is that he values goodness. When he finally pays attention to Fanny and sees her character, he finds himself completely drawn to her. He falls in love for the first time in his life. He’s a player, and we know he’s met and wooed countless other girls in the past. But only Fanny wins his heart.This isn’t the ephemeral passion of a young heart easily distracted by a new toy or pretty face, picking up a shiny object - this man has seen and flirted with many, many, women… and only one ever captured his heart

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r/suggestmeabook•

Specifically, books with worlds that are conceptually so unique and different from our own that it leaves you thinking about it for days afterwards? And you get to see how the world shapes society.

Some examples of mine include:

The Inverted World Folding Beijing (novella, but still interesting) The Long Earth Nightfall (either the book or the novella) Dark Matter Virtual Mode

Also - I forget which book this is specifically but I love the concept of a story that takes place on a tidally locked planet. And lastly - honestly the planet next to the black hole in Interstellar blew my mind and I’d love to read a book that expands on a similar concept.

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r/whatsthatbook•

I think it was the first of a series, all about this house with these doors which could lead to crazy places. I think actually the title of the books/series was something quite descriptive of this - like house of magic or house of doors or something. I remember the series was a bit dark. There was a plot line in which the main guy (who is master of the house) has all these siblings who all fight for power/dominion, and his sister sneaks off through one of the doors where you’re never supposed to go because it’s too dangerous but she thinks she can handle it, and by the time she’s found she’s been basically tortured to within an inch of her life. There was also an oblique reference to a semi-

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r/kresleycole•

… are you honestly, HONESTLY, saying that you like Deadmau5 tickets more than the killing of the four Vrekeners who tortured and almost killed you? The ones whose promised deaths got you to agree to participate in this tournament to begin with???

So let’s call a redo. None of the gifts are actually obtained yet. You get a choice of which one you want. You’re SERIOUSLY going to say “Ooooh yeah Deadmau5 tickets please, you can just leave those Vrekeners I don’t want vengeance nearly as much as I want a good four hours of loud music”.

There is no part of me that believes the Vrekener heads were not the best gift, no matter how bloody they looked when presented. The fact that she’d even think

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r/kresleycole•

Okay so I’m re-reading macrieve for the first time, and maybe because I know where it’s going, but it bothers me a LOT this time that Will keeps blaming literally everything on Chloe’s “strew”. I just feel so bad for her… she grew up as a human and knows next to nothing about the Lore except what this one dude says to her, and basically what he tells her is that she’s a horrible parasitic monster. And she can’t refute this because… hello, no Lore knowledge!

And when he talks about her strew, the subtext is basically “I feel like i’m so attracted to you/falling in love with you, but you are so repugnant to me that the very idea of that is impossible to accept and therefore I conclude that

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r/juststart•

Does anyone have advice for Google Analytics 4? I set it up on my new site but the interface is so different from Universal I’m confused

In Universal, I could see where my users were coming from (Facebook, etc). I can’t seem to find that in 4.

Also, I am trying to resolve some 404 errors on my site and I can’t find the path or link that is generating the error. It’s frustrating.

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