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2023.06.03 22:11 Liberty2012 AI challenges meaning in a world becoming an illusion
![]() | Society falls into the abyss of illusion. Whatever is applicable in the context of art is also for the rest of all works, creative or intellectual, by human beings. Whatever we decide does not stop at art, AI inevitably will consume in some form all disciplines and master them. submitted by Liberty2012 to aiwars [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/1mvje53nwu3b1.png?width=1277&format=png&auto=webp&s=2797174fc18243588e1e99f8f4c9a35872f3abe5 A significant driver of rapid adoption is social media engagement. It is undeniable the leverage AI currently presents as a tool to be leveraged for growing account visibility. It therefore makes it a bit harder to discern overall public opinion as these accounts and posts get significant boosting across all media platforms. It would seem in some aspects that AI is winning strongly over content created by humans. However, it is not clear if that is the case. Nonetheless, it all becomes a moot point as AI continues progress towards results that are no longer distinguishable from human. "Where is the value in AI creativity? Does it actually create anything? What can be said of artistic works in which the creation was essentially a series of playing at the lottery of the machine until something fantastic emerges? Spinning the wheel of chance and instead of red, black or some number, it is a series of lexical phrases with which we hope to catch the spinning ball on the Roulette and award us a work of art. " An AI composite of my own intended to capture the counter perspective of AI art. https://preview.redd.it/qrk13sp4yu3b1.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=cbdbef55aad53dce3b9114eb62a6522d2beeb41f At some point, if we can simply wish something into existence, then what is the point? We have removed the journey of the human experience. If we were to look backwards at astounding past works, how would we view them through todays lens? Would it look like the following? https://preview.redd.it/938o63ujzu3b1.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=43c0c47d2ce511f5a5cc363ef3131a2721598c0e Where does all this leave us with meaning and understanding of the world? As AI is essentially a skill/technology replication machine, this means that there are no safe plateaus on the skill ladder to reach towards. "Climbing the skill ladder is going to look more like running on a treadmill at the gym. No matter how fast you run, you aren’t moving, AI is still right behind you learning everything that you can do." These are some concepts from my further and deeper elaborations on AI and the impacts to culture and society - https://dakara.substack.com/p/ai-and-the-end-to-all-things It is my opinion that art may be at the forefront of societal awareness of AI impacts, but many have still not yet considered what it means for everything else. |
2023.06.03 21:33 dearvenison fresh from LOA to INC ata sa thesis
2023.06.03 21:04 Sea-Entrepreneur4664 RenPlat Nuzlocke Update
![]() | Been a long time since the last RenPlat post I made, been swamped up in schoolwork and other stuff. I beat Gardenia with no losses with Crobat, Umbreon, Monferno, and Grotle and Jupiter was pretty easy. I’ve been really winning the lottery with natures, (Metang has a Brave nature which is pretty nifty if I do say so myself). Only three losses, a Surskit, Machop, and a Shiny Bidoof. submitted by Sea-Entrepreneur4664 to nuzlocke [link] [comments] |
2023.06.03 20:45 Aware_Independence80 Your experiences/life choices as a new grad nurse?
2023.06.03 20:07 Stock-Astronomer2709 [New York Post] The 2023 NBA Draft is an uncommon Sean Marks chance — what it means for the Nets’ picks
The Nuggets and Heat are squaring off in the NBA Finals, led by players who were taken 41st and 30th in their respective draft classes.https://nypost.com/2023/06/03/nets-2023-nba-draft-gives-sean-marks-a-rare-chance/
Two-time MVP Nikola Jokic and Jimmy Butler are living, breathing, scoring reminders that there are great players to be found anywhere in the draft — if you scout and develop well enough.
It’s a lesson the Nets — who this June will have the best draft capital to work with that general manager Sean Marks has ever had – would do well to remember. And an example they will try to replicate.
“In terms of star players on both teams, of course you have two essentially late-round draft picks,” NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Thursday night at Game 1 in Denver. “I think that’s a great story for basketball fans everywhere.”
Jokic is the best player in these Finals and arguably the best in the league — having won two straight MVPs before being unseated last month by 76ers superstar Joel Embiid. He’s also as big a draft steal as there is in the NBA.
The NBA Finals matchup of the Nuggets’ Nikola Jokic and the Heat’s Jimmy Butler shows how stars can emerge from non-premium draft positions.
The Knicks’ Jalen Brunson (No. 33 overall), the Warriors’ Draymond Green (No. 35) and the Bucks’ Khris Middleton (39) were also second-round draft picks.
While all the attention is paid to the top overall picks such as projected 2023 No. 1 Victor Wembanyama and the rest of the lottery selections, some of the world’s biggest stars were taken outside the lottery: former MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and two-time Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard each were selected 15th overall.
“You can find players,” an Eastern Conference scout told The Post. “And this draft is pretty deep.”
This year’s draft is regarded as stronger than the 2024 pool. The Nets can only hope so.
The 2023 NBA Draft revolves around Victor Wembanyama (1), but the depth of the class includes French club teammate Bilal Coulibaly.
The Nets currently have three picks on June 22: Nos. 21, 22 and 51 overall.
It’s the start of a span, through 2029, during which the Nets have the fourth-most draft capital in the league: 11 first-round picks and nine second-rounders.
The board around No. 21 and No. 22
Marks has a strong track record in the draft since his arrival, selecting future All-Star Jarrett Allen and Caris LeVert late in the first round and rising center Nic Claxton in the second round.
Presuming the Nets keep their first-round selections at No. 21 and No. 22 later this month, they will be the second-highest and tied-for-third-highest picks Marks ever has made, behind effectively taking LeVert with the No. 20 pick in 2016 (it went in the official record as a Pacers selection).
Marks has a history of being fairly aggressive either leading up to the draft or on draft night. Where he’s sitting weeks before is rarely where he lands.
But presuming he stands pat, there will be plenty of talent in the early-20s range, including South Carolina freshman G.G. Jackson, G League Ignite’s Leonard Miller and French teen Bilal Coulibaly, the players most often connected with the Nets in mock drafts.
G.G. Jackson’s draft stock is enhanced by his age: He doesn’t turn 19 until December.
Coulibaly is Wembanyama’s 18-year-old teammate at Metropolitans 92 in Paris, a long-armed defensive disruptor with 6-foot-8 height, a 7-foot-3 wingspan and plenty of room to develop his game.
The 6-foot-9, 214-pound Jackson is the youngest player in the class, even younger than Coulibaly, with NBA size, scoring ability and questionable shot selection.
And Miller, a fast-rising 6-foot-10 Canadian forward, looks to be a promising, versatile defender.
“There is a lot of young talent that could help our organization,” Nets scouting operations director and G League Long Island general manager J.R. Holden told NetsDaily after returning from the G League and NBA Combines. “This draft has everything: shooting, athleticism, guys with high basketball IQ.”
The Nets are doggedly secretive even about which prospects they’ve brought in for workouts or interviewed.
Leonard Miller, who played this season for G League Ignite, is moving up draft boards.
Among the few prospects with first-round grades who reportedly have worked out for the Nets: Xavier junior shooting guard Colby Jones, North Carolina State sophomore shooting guard Terquavion Smith and junior shooting guard Andre Jackson from reigning national champion UConn.
The other names that have emerged — including DePaul senior small forward Javan Johnson, whom The Post reported worked out for Brooklyn on Wednesday — are pegged either as second-round selections or projected to go undrafted.
Lanky Eastern Michigan small forward Emoni Bates, a one-time top-rated prospect, is often projected to the Nets in the second round of mock drafts.
The New Zealand connection
Marks personally flew 10,000 miles to scout French guard Rayan Rupert, a 6-foot-7 standout for the New Zealand Breakers of the National Basketball League. Rupert, who turned 19 on Wednesday, is typically rated as a late-first-round pick.
Marks watched Rupert first in Brisbane, Australia, and then two days later in Auckland, New Zealand.
Rayan Rupert was scouted in person by Nets GM Sean Marks while playing this season for the NBL’s New Zealand Breakers.
Yes, Marks is from Auckland, and his former Suns teammate Shawn Marion coaches the Breakers. But the fact that Nets director of player evaluation B.J. Johnson also made the trip speaks to how they view Rupert as a prospect.
And the young Frenchman apparently is pretty impressed with Brooklyn as well.
“My dream has always been to play in the NBA,” Rupert told ESPN. “I’m ready to take the next step in my career.”
He added: “I’m watching a lot of Nets games. My favorite player is Mikal Bridges. He plays with great energy and can do everything on the court. He used to be a 3-and-D player like me, but now he is a franchise player. I love everything about him.”
Rupert has worked out in Texas with Tim Martin, who is also Claxton’s trainer. Claxton joined Bridges in finishing in the top 5 in voting for the NBA Most Improved Award this season, and is one of the Nets’ bigger draft success stories.
In other developments…
Nets assistant coach Ryan Forehan-Kelly has been instrumental in Claxton’s development, and likely will be hands-on with the players the team drafts later this month.
The Nets worked to develop Caris LeVert (pictured racing ahead of the Nuggets’ Jamal Murray) after making him the highest draft pick of the Sean Marks era in 2016.
He watched how head coach Jacque Vaughn — then the lead assistant to Kenny Atkinson — worked to mold LeVert.
“One thing that stands out to me is … how meticulous [Vaughn] was in planning for the workouts and how focused he was in building [LeVert’s] tool belt, and what tools needed to come first, and when and where to use these tools, teaching him those things,” Forehan-Kelly said on the “Voice of the Nets” podcast with Chris Carrino. “So early on, it was a blessing just seeing how he operates, how he teaches. And a lot of those things I still use now.
“Just how many resources are here, that’s what makes our organization special, is the culture and how many people are involved in investing in these kids and helping them reach their full potential.”
Nobody knows which guys the Nets will end up with, or even exactly which ones will be available to them.
But with a deep pool of 2023 prospects, they have a chance to come away with some useful players — if their due diligence gets done.
2023.06.03 20:07 BidAlarmed4008 Just Got scammed. Are these your cat photos? What do we do?
![]() | Help! Im posting this here since I don’t know what to do. submitted by BidAlarmed4008 to catsofrph [link] [comments] So my friend was offered 2 permese cats for ₱3k each. Since alam ko po na iyon ang usual prices natin for permese, naniwala kami na legit. Sabi ni maxine na nag babawas daw ng kittens si jowa nya since breeder sya. And she sent us a lot of photos so napaisip kami na baka legit nga naman talaga. Medyo good vibes din dating ni Maxine since she seemed excited and happy about the cats nagkukwento pa sya about how they got chipped etc. Nung dedeliver na po yung printer, bigla po binlock yung friend ko hindi na din matawagan. I want to take actions or at least man lang post awareness to others na baka mascam sila and how theyre cats are being used to bait innocent people. Hingi lang po kami ng advice on what to do sa ganitong situation |
2023.06.03 19:40 AutoNewspaperAdmin [Local] - Pa. Democrats came to Pittsburgh to rally their troops for the general election — and for 2024 Pgh Post-Gazette
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2023.06.03 19:31 Nodella1 Success Story
![]() | F39 5ft1. Hw 228, sw212, cw 112 submitted by Nodella1 to OzempicForWeightLoss [link] [comments] Diagnosed with kidney disease in Sept. 2021. On track to be on dialysis in 2 years. Started Oz in Nov, ‘21 because of obesity, ckd, and suspected metabolic disorder. Been heavy since puberty- weight watchers (the first time) at 13 and I’ve tried diets, calorie counting, meds, exercise- nothing made much of a difference. Even at my healthiest, I was obese. I was a hyper responder and started losing right away and never plateaued. Only went up to 1.0 and lost the weight in about a year. Changed my diet but no calorie counting. I don’t drink, eat red meat or pork, eat fast food and rarely eat fried food. On Oz, portion size changed dramatically and my adhd cravings for carbs and sugars vanished. Actually struggled to get calories and added boost high protein shakes to most days for a whole. Side effects- nausea for 6 months. I made it worse by assuming it was normal. Increased my hydration and for a script for Zofran and that helped. Silent acid- fixed with Prilosec. I did lose hair- my doc ran bloods and said that hair loss is usually not because of a protein or vitamin issue but that weight loss is a shock to the body that interrupts the hair growth cycle. When it kicks back in, the little baby hairs below the skin push out the old long hairs. Doc had me add D3 and biotin to encourage regrowth. I do have loose skin. Inevitable when you lose that much weight. How much it goes back is mostly based on how much you lose, age, genetics, and luck. Doc said to give it 2 years before considering surgery. Not a lot of vanity money but will likely consider a breast lift down the line. I don’t mind smaller but tmi, they look like hanging socks with tennis balls, lol. For exercise, bc of the adhd, I’m not great at self motivation. So I fixed my budget and hired a trainer. Started with one day a week and the nausea made it rough! It got better though and now I lift 4x a week and am even considering competition- eek! Been on a maintenance dose of .5 every 10 days for 8 months with no gain. I have an appetite but it’s under control and easy to push away things when I’m full. A pint of ice cream that I could eat in a sitting now lasts 3-4 days. Got to my maint dose by dropping first to .5 every 7. Wanted to retain the max meds but stop losing. My doc and I set a hard stop and if I hit that number or bmi, we were reducing the dose. Moved to .5 every 10 and that seems to be the magic number. If I lost still, it’d probably go .25 every 7, then .25 every 10. No one’s journey on these meds is the same and losing 47% of your starting weight is NOT typical. Clearly this med fixed something the others didn’t- my out of whack hormones. Planning on being on this for life because if I go off, my hormones go back to how they were before. Lucky to have an amazing doctor- we do bloodwork and check ins every 3 months. I also have good insurance (had to get a PA to stay on the maintenance dose though) Happy to answer questions about my experience. Going to cross post this as well on a couple other subs in case my experience might help others along the way. |
2023.06.03 19:30 Nodella1 Success story
![]() | F39 5ft1. Hw 228, sw212, cw 112 submitted by Nodella1 to Semaglutide [link] [comments] Diagnosed with kidney disease in Sept. 2021. On track to be on dialysis in 2 years. Started Oz in Nov, ‘21 because of obesity, ckd, and suspected metabolic disorder. Been heavy since puberty- weight watchers (the first time) at 13 and I’ve tried diets, calorie counting, meds, exercise- nothing made much of a difference. Even at my healthiest, I was obese. I was a hyper responder and started losing right away and never plateaued. Only went up to 1.0 and lost the weight in about a year. Changed my diet but no calorie counting. I don’t drink, eat red meat or pork, eat fast food and rarely eat fried food. On Oz, portion size changed dramatically and my adhd cravings for carbs and sugars vanished. Actually struggled to get calories and added boost high protein shakes to most days for a whole. Side effects- nausea for 6 months. I made it worse by assuming it was normal. Increased my hydration and for a script for Zofran and that helped. Silent acid- fixed with Prilosec. I did lose hair- my doc ran bloods and said that hair loss is usually not because of a protein or vitamin issue but that weight loss is a shock to the body that interrupts the hair growth cycle. When it kicks back in, the little baby hairs below the skin push out the old long hairs. Doc had me add D3 and biotin to encourage regrowth. I do have loose skin. Inevitable when you lose that much weight. How much it goes back is mostly based on how much you lose, age, genetics, and luck. Doc said to give it 2 years before considering surgery. Not a lot of vanity money but will likely consider a breast lift down the line. I don’t mind smaller but tmi, they look like hanging socks with tennis balls, lol. For exercise, bc of the adhd, I’m not great at self motivation. So I fixed my budget and hired a trainer. Started with one day a week and the nausea made it rough! It got better though and now I lift 4x a week and am even considering competition- eek! Been on a maintenance dose of .5 every 10 days for 8 months with no gain. I have an appetite but it’s under control and easy to push away things when I’m full. A pint of ice cream that I could eat in a sitting now lasts 3-4 days. Got to my maint dose by dropping first to .5 every 7. Wanted to retain the max meds but stop losing. My doc and I set a hard stop and if I hit that number or bmi, we were reducing the dose. Moved to .5 every 10 and that seems to be the magic number. If I lost still, it’d probably go .25 every 7, then .25 every 10. No one’s journey on these meds is the same and losing 47% of your starting weight is NOT typical. Clearly this med fixed something the others didn’t- my out of whack hormones. Planning on being on this for life because if I go off, my hormones go back to how they were before. Lucky to have an amazing doctor- we do bloodwork and check ins every 3 months. I also have good insurance (had to get a PA to stay on the maintenance dose though) Happy to answer questions about my experience. Going to cross post this as well on a couple other subs in case my experience might help others along the way. |
2023.06.03 19:30 Nodella1 Progress Update
![]() | F39 5ft1. Hw 228, sw212, cw 112 submitted by Nodella1 to Ozempic [link] [comments] Diagnosed with kidney disease in Sept. 2021. On track to be on dialysis in 2 years. Started Oz in Nov, ‘21 because of obesity, ckd, and suspected metabolic disorder. Been heavy since puberty- weight watchers (the first time) at 13 and I’ve tried diets, calorie counting, meds, exercise- nothing made much of a difference. Even at my healthiest, I was obese. I was a hyper responder and started losing right away and never plateaued. Only went up to 1.0 and lost the weight in about a year. Changed my diet but no calorie counting. I don’t drink, eat red meat or pork, eat fast food and rarely eat fried food. On Oz, portion size changed dramatically and my adhd cravings for carbs and sugars vanished. Actually struggled to get calories and added boost high protein shakes to most days for a whole. Side effects- nausea for 6 months. I made it worse by assuming it was normal. Increased my hydration and for a script for Zofran and that helped. Silent acid- fixed with Prilosec. I did lose hair- my doc ran bloods and said that hair loss is usually not because of a protein or vitamin issue but that weight loss is a shock to the body that interrupts the hair growth cycle. When it kicks back in, the little baby hairs below the skin push out the old long hairs. Doc had me add D3 and biotin to encourage regrowth. I do have loose skin. Inevitable when you lose that much weight. How much it goes back is mostly based on how much you lose, age, genetics, and luck. Doc said to give it 2 years before considering surgery. Not a lot of vanity money but will likely consider a breast lift down the line. I don’t mind smaller but tmi, they look like hanging socks with tennis balls, lol. For exercise, bc of the adhd, I’m not great at self motivation. So I fixed my budget and hired a trainer. Started with one day a week and the nausea made it rough! It got better though and now I lift 4x a week and am even considering competition- eek! Been on a maintenance dose of .5 every 10 days for 8 months with no gain. I have an appetite but it’s under control and easy to push away things when I’m full. A pint of ice cream that I could eat in a sitting now lasts 3-4 days. Got to my maint dose by dropping first to .5 every 7. Wanted to retain the max meds but stop losing. My doc and I set a hard stop and if I hit that number or bmi, we were reducing the dose. Moved to .5 every 10 and that seems to be the magic number. If I lost still, it’d probably go .25 every 7, then .25 every 10. No one’s journey on these meds is the same and losing 47% of your starting weight is NOT typical. Clearly this med fixed something the others didn’t- my out of whack hormones. Planning on being on this for life because if I go off, my hormones go back to how they were before. Lucky to have an amazing doctor- we do bloodwork and check ins every 3 months. I also have good insurance (had to get a PA to stay on the maintenance dose though) Happy to answer questions about my experience. Going to cross post this as well on a couple other subs in case my experience might help others along the way. |
2023.06.03 19:03 Ancient_Mousse_3930 Being Single vs Being in a relationship
2023.06.03 19:01 charliesensei3 I realized being a good interviewee is an another skill
2023.06.03 18:46 dreamingofislay Feis Ile 2023 Day Eight - Ardbeg Day Recap (6/3)
![]() | That's a wrap, folks! Feis Ile 2023 has been an incredible experience, and it ended with a bang on Ardbeg's open day today. submitted by dreamingofislay to Scotch [link] [comments] The chosen crew for Operation Smokescreen, a free single-cask tasting panel
Ardbeg Heavy Vapours Festival Bottling - This is the 46%, slightly diluted version of the Committee Release we tried yesterday, but it's very similar. It has a dry presentation missing some of Ardbeg's brighter fruit notes, so it almost seemed to have a hole in the middle of the palate. I'm not a big fan, so I wasn't tempted by its 120-pound price tag. Ardbeg 8 y.o. For Discussion - I'm wondering why Ardbeg would release an 8-year-old whisky, but it's hard to complain about a new, age-stated, higher ABV (50.8%) Ardbeg at a fair price of 60 pounds. This pretty much tastes like a champion's breakfast of a lemon muffin and two cigarettes. If released in America, we'd call this "Ardbeg Bottled in Bond." Good stuff. Ardbeg Blaaack Committee Release - Alright, hello, this is different. This has lots of ripe orchard fruit, berries, and other rich flavors. On the finish, moreso than on the nose, I get a healthy dose of vanilla. Subsequent sips got more acidic and less pleasurable. Ardbeg Supernova Committee Release 2014 - This whisky epitomizes what it means to be peaty, not smoky. This whisky is a blend of very peated barrels (or barrels that expressed that character more than normal), but the type of peat is a vegetal, floral, and earthy melange, not the ashy smoke typical of Ardbegs. It's surprisingly mellow on the palate, and on one particularly good sip, there were hints of Boston cream donut on the finish. Ardbeg 11 y.o. Amontillado Single Cask Feis Ile 2023 - In watches, one way to distinguish between quartz watches and mechanicals (which are more of a luxury item) is by the movement of the seconds hand. Quartz watches tick, while mechanicals have a sweeping, smooth motion. But some super-high-end mechanical watchmakers include a feature called a "dead-beat" seconds hand, which ticks like a quartz watch. So for an extra $10,000 or $20,000, that feature makes a very expensive luxury watch look, in one way, like a regular quartz. That wasn't just random wristwatch trivia, folks; it was a very long metaphor for the fact that this single cask tastes a lot like my favorite bourbon, Elijah Craig Barrel Proof. It has a very oaky but sweet nose, and then a mix of fruit, brown sugar, and more charred wood on the palate before wrapping up with a dried-fruit-and-oak finish. On the one hand, I love every part on it. On the other hand, why would I pay $620 for a scotch that tastes like my favorite $80-100 bourbon? This is the dead-beats seconds hand of the scotch market. Ardbeg Traigh Bhan Batch 4 - I started getting palate exhaustion by this point. This dram seemed very subtle and balanced, especially in this day and age when almost all Ardbegs are well under 10 years old. The dried glass surprised me with a distinct deli ham note when we got home from festival day. This is a savory Ardbeg, and pretty different than the original Traigh Bhan from 2019. Ardbeg 10 Cask Strength - OK, one quick pour at home, just to confirm this is as good as I would expect. It is. The "soot and fruit" core character of Ardbeg shines through. Yesterday, I almost asked our tour guide yesterday whether Ardbeg would ever consider doing a 10 at cask strength, since Laphroaig 10 Cask Strength is my favorite series of whiskies. After tasting this, I am holding out hope. Delicious. And some stray notes from the Bowmore Hotel last night ... Bowmore Vault Edition No. 2 Peat Smoke - It's so funny, this dram was supposed to highlight the peaty/smoky side of Bowmore's moderately peated spirit. Instead, it hit me with the clearest, most powerful prune note I've ever gotten in a whisky. Not the most complex, but a delightful surprise. Kilchoman STR Cask 2019 - STR is an experimental cask finish involving shaving, toasting, and recharring (hence, S-T-R) old wine casks to mature whisky. Based on this one, I'm not the biggest fan. Like a dried-out bourbon that had its sweet notes sucked out of its nose before mummification. Arrrrrrrdbeg! - This pour was pretty pricey, but damned if it isn't worth it. The nose is minty and features starfruit, anise, and mukhwas, with more of those fresh fruit and spice characteristics on the palate, along with a balanced dose of cigar smoke peatiness. A mellow and self-assured Ardbeg, and a fitting tribute to longtime distillery manager Mickey Heads. Bunnahabhain 12 Cask Strength 2022 ed. - Aberlour A'bunadh is like the Two Face of whiskies for me; half is amazing, but half is harsh and hot (even though we mostly drink cask-strength whisky). This dram is the good half of A'bunadh: spiced cider, sultanas and trail mix dried fruits, cocoa powder, all in a rich and syrupy whisky. The complete week's recaps are here: Day One, Lagavulin Day Two, Bruichladdich - but we skipped and did Bunnahabhain Day Three, Caol Ila Day Four, Laphroaig Day Five, Bowmore and Ardnahoe Bonus notes from Days One through Five Day Six, Kilchoman Day Seven - Bunnahabhain Day, but we did Lagavulin and Ardbeg warehouse tastings Slainte all, and thanks for reading! I plan to do two followup posts. Tomorrow, I'll compile a "best of the week" list to recognize which distilleries did which parts of the week well, and then I'll do a writeup in the next few weeks with some booking and logistics advice, if people are interested. |
2023.06.03 18:16 thefamemonster_ where can i find output-based online jobs?
2023.06.03 18:04 Rough-Order700 CPA NA AKO pero..
2023.06.03 17:32 krush217 Healthcare workers ng Pinas, anong mental hygiene routine niyo?
2023.06.03 17:13 Pristine-Crew-2178 I want opinions from people on their choices they made.
2023.06.03 17:03 IntelligentNobody202 Anong mga bagay ang nakapagpa realize sayo na nakaraos na kayo/malayo na narating compared sa dati?
2023.06.03 17:02 IntelligentNobody202 Anong mga bagay ang nakapagpa realize sayo na nakaraos na kayo/malayo na narating compared sa dati?
2023.06.03 17:01 Striking-Fun4974 Dear UP council (for DPWAS)
![]() | I would like to ask for your help po, I saw this comment under a post here. Pwede po kayang pa verify. Thank you!! submitted by Striking-Fun4974 to peyups [link] [comments] |
2023.06.03 16:56 wholesome2318 Hire me to do your odd jobs! Will practically do anything for a fee
2023.06.03 16:53 spiiiashes Can landlords legally decide to rent to “students only”?