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Last year I sold my home and gained 100k from the sale. Right now it's sitting in a high yields savings account, but I'd like to take 50k of it and invest in ETFs and keep the rest as an emergency liquid fund/interest generator.

I'm a complete amateur when it comes to investing. I have some debts (home mortgage and car payment) but I make enough to cover those, contribute to my Roth IRA each year, and increase my personal savings. I'm 32 years old if that helps.

I'd like to make mid-to-long (I think that's something like 5-10 years and 30 years) term investments, maybe 10k in five different ETFs? I'm just not sure which to choose from.

From On the Material Realm and the Weft, including a Discourse on the Intermediate Realms

While we can't trust these notes entirely, as Phelby says the glossary (and I think the ending essay?) are written as supports to the ruling class, I found the second half of this section to be particularly interesting.

If correct, does these mean that the world the story takes place in is an Intermediate Realm? It says that intermediate realms are more magical but short-lived, as they conflict with the primacy of the Material Realm and would normally be rectified by God. But now that God is dead and not yet resurrected, he's incapable of fixing the generation of new intermediate realms.

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I'm working on an Ork force, and I'm looking for advice on ork-ifying 6mm minis.

I really like Vanguard's minis, and I'm hoping to continue to use metal minis. So I'd like some visual variety, like having a Deathskulls Blitz Brigade mounted in Vanguard's version of the Leman Russ.

Any thoughts? Especially if there are collections of bits I could pick up.

Hello all!

I currently have a preliminary job offer in a law library. It's mostly reference work, but there's also digital preservation projects for both born-digital and digitized material.

While I took a specialization in digital libraries when I got my degree, I've been working as a public librarian for the past five years and haven't had much opportunity to use or keep that knowledge.

Can anyone offer advice on how I can reacquaint myself with current digital preservation standards and methods? Books, periodicals, webinars, websites; anything that can help me update what I learned back in grad school.

Additional tips for law library work would be appreciated.

Thanks a bunch.