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@MrGlobal2025 Market closed, ships with boots close...

Things seems to be escalating quickly now…

@TannerBuilds Not sure about the big standing mirror directly behind the sink mirror, I don't want to see my hinny when I'm brushing my teeth 🤣

How are you rating these mockups for remodels?

@TannerBuilds @marshal I wish more kitchens would put in those wicker basket pull outs. The amount of fruits and veg you have to keep on the counter if they don't go in the fridge waste so much counter space. The light in this kitchen is just amazing

@marshal are you kidding me this home is INCREDIBLE. One of the best customs I’ve seen in years.

@CarolWalshReal1 But I don't understand their audience, do they??

Okay the Santa Cruz leadership needs to put down the mushrooms.

@JulieChangRE This. Same, seen at the best and found the same thing. The new RNA testing is so fascinating. Always trying to learn, I passed it to my kids/GC😭

I have some complex autonomic dysfunction issues. I’ve seen a lot of medical specialists. Some at world class institutions. Most of them do not read studies and learn about new Some of them are so specialized they act like their section of a body which might just be 1 section of the brain is connected to noting else and the ecosystem doesn’t matter Do with that info what you will But it’s critical you find a Dr or 3 who is open to reading the studies you send them. Studies from reputable medical / science journals and open to your feedback on going down a specific path.

BigPineDeck's giving away secrets @jamesonhaslam #TikTok tiktok.com/t/ZP8bqnE4B/

@IsabelRamirezRD @sunsopeningband I accidentally discovered Creatine has been lowering my lactate levels. I have not tested them at home. I wish I knew how, but the severe muscle soreness I get with activity has almost disappeared.

@sunsopeningband I am trying to find any research that addresses Tramadol lowering lactate levels. It has been my experience, very predictably.

Fun fact for folks keeping track of their lactates at home: 8 mmol/L is a criterion for maximal exertion on a cardiopulmonary exercise test. Judging from some of your measurements, you’re already exerting at that level just getting out of bed to take your first test. #TheAcidTest

@BiologistBunk Many thanks.

@CDesign R-ALA initially triggered a series of flare-ups for me. It also activates AMPK which induces autophagy and stimulates innate immunity. CoQ10 also can activate autophagy. My verx hypothesis:

1/3 Coenzyme Q10 + alpha lipoic acid for #LongCOVID. Impressive, significant reductions in many chronic Long COVID symptoms from an overlooked 2021/2022 trial. The treatment: 100 mg CoQ10 and ALA bid for 2 months. doi.org/10.1007/s10238…

@austinxwalker @bennpeifert Are your friends still looking?

offering a $10K referral bonus to whoever introduces me to the person I end up hiring!!!

@diegolozadagh @RasaValiauga @_Celeste_86 Why are you responding to their tweet about their personal decision. What’s the relevance to you? You don’t even give reasons for your stupid job opinion?

Hanging up my stethoscope for good 🩺 Today was my last day providing direct patient care. I am grateful to my patients, who put their trust in me at their most vulnerable. Excited to venture into the beautiful world of pathology and guide their care from behind the microscope 🔬

@jamesonhaslam Stopppp....

we do this too

@Hiiiiiiiiyiyi @TrueFactsStated They were thin their entire lives and didn't eat McD's everyday. He must have had a rhinoplasty at some point.

@TrueFactsStated His mother lived to 88, his father to 93

How longs he got? What’s realistic not wishful thinking.

@SinaiLawFirm Similar in Santa Clara County also. Eight months, thousands in lawyers fees, and no way to get anything back. The party didn't even have a lease or rental agreement.

Do you want to know why rent is so expensive in LA? Why the application process takes so long? Why landlords want so much info from you? Here is a recent story: A family was referred to me for their eviction case. They were heading to a jury trial in one month and didn't have a lawyer, yet. They did all the paperwork and filing themselves, in-house to save on legal fees. And surprisingly, they did a great job. They filed the paperwork with LAHD. Gave proper notice to the tenants. I reviewed their paperwork and it was better quality than 90% of other eviction lawyers. I didn't see any viable way to dismiss the case on a technicality. As long as they were properly represented in trial, the family was going to win the eviction. They did everything by the book. Followed all the local rules. Gave all the necessary notices. The family told me the judge ordered the parties to mediate at the first court appearance. The family attended the mediation in court without a lawyer. The tenant was provided a lawyer by the city, for free. At the mediation the lawyer for the tenants offered this settlement: 1. 4 months to vacate the property 2. Cash to leave, paid upfront 3. Waiver of all owed rent 4. Sealed record They rejected the offer, of course. Why would they accept this? The family then asked me a great question. "What is our best case scenario with you in trial?" Based on my review, I gave them my most realistic estimate of the best case scenario in trial: 1. Both parties announce ready at the next trial date (1 month away) and trial takes 3 days. We win the trial. 2. Sheriff locks out the tenant 75 days after the trial. 3. about 110 days to possession. 4. Gave them an estimate cost for fees/prep time. 5. No viable collection of back rent, tenants had no assets. Obviously, this was the best case scenario. It could be worse. Trial can be delayed. While I was confident we are going to win, juries are unpredictable. This is where we had a surreal moment of collective clarity. The settlement offer they rejected is basically their best case scenario if they win the trial. This was not a coincidence. The attorney for the tenants asked for pretty much the same amount I quoted them for my fees. The lawyer for the tenants knew the family had to hire a lawyer for a jury trial. The lawyer knows it takes the sheriff 2-3 months to lockout after a judgment. The lawyer knows it's hard (and expensive) to collect against tenants with no assets. State and local government created a system in which cases take forever to litigate, eviction laws are extremely complex and technical, easy to dismiss cases, only one side has to pay a lawyer, and worst of all, possession enforcement takes 60-90 days instead of 5. And it's all getting worse. The leverage for the tenants is systemic. It's by design. Why would the tenants make any other offer? The landlords are left with no real options but a shitty settlement. There are no real choice. Even when you do everything right, you still lose. Tenants don't pay rent during evictions. They had no viable way to win the trial. There were no habitability issues. The landlords posted all the notices. Never raised the rent. Didn't retaliate. The landlords did everything right. And the tenants still win. The mother looked at me and asked "our base case in trial is the same as the shitty settlement offer? Are you telling me we should have taken the offer we rejected?" I didn't know how to respond.

@danzu72 @TaskandPurpose 🤣🤣😩

@TaskandPurpose I would just hafta smoke crack then, nobody is trying to die for Trump and Israel.

Army raises enlistment age to 42, removes waiver for marijuana possession trib.al/h6sIjvd

@CarolWalshReal1 What a lovely and balanced porte-cochète. It's too bad they couldn't hide the electrical panel. Color scheme is historic and fantastic also.

What I really love about Craftsman, well one of the things, are the intersecting gables. Remember Craftsman is about low horizontal lines that hug the earth not the sky. Notice how your eye goes right down those chunkalicous stone columns to the ground.

@gymrat_bookworm @Naomi_D_Harvey I'm glad you found help. I've used a neuro Op before due optic nerve issues. I was also in ER. Had to have contrast for a scan and had a bizarre optical neuro migraine afterwards. I didn't know those prone to migraine, 40-year history, can have that happen after contrast.

I am going to bed feeling calm for the first time since June 26, 2025, the night when my blood pressure doubled and my head felt like it was going to explode. I didn't even know neuro ophthalmology was a medical sub speciality until I was referred for an assessment. Dr. Steven Katz at Ohio ENT & Allergy could have easily told me, "you don't have papilledema, goodbye." But instead he said, "Hypertensive crises can trigger migraine disorders, and since you have failed two migraine medications and have medical mutual, let's try a new generation drug that I can submit for prior authorization." And it turns out it plays a supportive role by extinguishing neurogenic MCAS fires.

@mwmoedinger Shouldn't be too hard to get a water source to the new primary bath as you have the kitchen below. Looks like the other two bathrooms I already have access to water.

Second floor. As usual with houses of this age, the second floor is lots of bedrooms and not enough bathrooms. Since I've already removed the servants' stair, I've got a lot more room for a primary suite (1). Next, I took over the tiny bedrm next door for a new primary bath (2)

Plan update! Let's bring this early 20th century home into 2025 with a few updates. There are millions of these kinds of homes all across America - they're generally well-built, and worthy of being renovated. Read on 👇 👇

@JulieChangRE He is a genius. His watchmaking skills are amazing besides everything else he has created.

This guys video was filled with men in the comments saying they would clean with all his car detailing gear and they were gonna buy everything he used Ngl I might buy everything he used to clean 😂

@CarolWalshReal1 I have "his" books and used his reproduction WP in my 1917 rehab. I still have a pair of drapes from England with his willow print that I need to sell. The home tours in Pasadena/San Marino displayed his work so well.

We're going to skip the part about the arsenic wallpaper, because you know we all do our best with the information at the time lol. But for reals Morris had such an incredible eye for combining patterns from other cultures that we really had not seen before.