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r/stationery•

Finally running low on my favourite yellow legal pads, which are Pen-Tab Professional 8 x 11.75 yellow legal pads. I'm looking for a replacement since these aren't made anymore but my favourite feature about these pads is that there's a spot for the date in the top right corner and a "prepared by" and "page" section on the bottom line. I've scoured the internet for legal pads that have the same design and have come up empty. Anyone got any suggestions?

https://preview.redd.it/k2xvldwbf69h1.png?width=2160&format=png&auto=webp&s=097b86bdffe6824717f96e9ae874dd5117a247cf

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r/OneNote•

Onenote File Size Issues

Troubleshooting

I have a newish OneNote notebook that won't sync via OneDrive. The error I get is that the file size is too big. I checked in OneDrive (because this is where I created the file) and it is over 2 gigs. After some googling, I saw that supposedly OneNote has a 2gig file size maximum? However, this makes no sense to me because I have other notebooks that sync fine across all my devices that far exceed that file size. For example, I have notebook that are 3.42gb, 4.43gb, 6.80gb, and 9.38gb that have been syncing across all of my devices without issue. Is there something I'm missing that I need to do to trick OneNote into syncing this one that is by far the smallest of my notebooks?

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This happened back in what we thought would be the tail end of the pandemic, the end of summer 2021 (Note: the thought is what’s important). I was working for a healthcare organisation doing COVID-19-specific management and as August rolls around I start hearing word that the COVID team is going to be phased out. Mind you, when I was hired for this job I asked questions about the post-COVID plan for my position and was assured I would be rolled into the department in a position at the same seniority and pay scale. So, of course, I go to my boss and ask him what the plan is. What he tells me is that there is not a specific role lined up for me, and that “you should be applying internally an

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r/premed•

Exactly what's in the title- I just got my first A and I was thinking about how I should go about thanking my LORs.

The thing is, for two of them (my two science professors) they've sort of been with me through thick and thin. They wrote letters for my first (unsuccessful) attempt at applying to med school. They updated those letters for me when I applied for my master's program (which I completed last year). They updated those letters AGAIN when I applied this cycle.

For the letter written by the MD I shadowed, he's also been with me for a large part of my journey. I met him when I first started working in a clinic that referred to his office, and that was what got me the connection to

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r/pens•

Question is in the title. I’ve been using the 0.25mm Muji hexagonal pens for the last 5 years, maybe longer. I have tiny writing (I’m talking capital letters are 2mm tall and lower case are 1mm) and they’ve been my favourite pen since I found them.

Unfortunately they were discontinued maybe a year or two ago? I had an impressive stash but I’m coming up on the end of it and now I’m in panic mode trying to figure out what to replace it with. The 0.38mm Muji just isn’t the same.

I’m right handed but I hold my pen like a lefty (lateral tripod for those who know it) which means I smear the line above if the pen is prone to smearing (which the 0.38mm Muji is even though the 0.25mm isn’t).

An

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r/typewriters•

So I've recently decided to take up minor (repeat after me: minor) typewriting repairs as a hobby. I ended up purchasing a lovely Smith-Corona Galaxy deluxe (thank you goodwill) for my first foray into this. I noticed that just one of the keys (the +/= key) does not function. After some investigation I realized that the arm is disconnected. It looks like the tiny metal backing of the little bracket that holds it together is missing (I do not know the correct words) and I'm wondering what I would use to replace that and where I might find it.

https://preview.redd.it/45la19wda2361.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f5460e0dc347e93f4df68fd0aa26814a4072db4b

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r/adventuretime•

Does anyone remember which episodes Finn uses the corded telephone from his backpack? Or have a picture of it? Trying to design my phone home screen with adventure time images and need this specific one...

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