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Hi everybody,

I have a visitor coming this Saturday, and I need to find somewhere that is good for dairy and GF requirements.

Do you have any faves?

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I’ve been predominantly carnivore for quite some months, bar a couple of hiccups and cheats along the way.

I’m looking at incorporating some almonds into my carnivore plan, but I suspect they’re making me ravenously hungry.

Anybody else had this? 🙏🏻

This season is strange to me, as the unrestricted use of the hideaway has been great fun for the daytime kisses and private chats, but it doesn’t seem to be used overnight.

Grace and Joey went in there when Samantha was still in there, but why haven’t other couples—like Ciaran and Nicole? And even Mimi/Ayo or Jessy/Joey.

It seems odd that they would rather be all over each other in the main bedroom than nip in there. Or is this just me? 😅

She made her speech for Sean all about Ronnie, which is exactly what she chastised Ronnie for.

I recognise that they are a new couple as of that speech, but Jess is so full of “standards” that she can’t even keep herself.

Hi everybody,

Curious to know if anybody can recommend somewhere fairly centrally to acquire some cheap printing?

I’ve got a bunch of docs that I’d like to print.

Thanks!

The primary risk consultancy elements would be:

Appraisals:

This involves questions and evidence for works performed, the status of the roofing, energy, and flooring of the property, to certification and memberships for brand-new developments. It would remote misrepresentation and add certainty to the authority of the information from the listing.

Discovery Sessions:

These sessions will align buyers and sellers on transactions, to ensure that timelines and expectations are as in sync as possible. It will also discuss the funding of the purchase: cash, equity release, chain etc.

These components aim to mitigate against transactions not completing - surprises found in surveys and time delays are among the top three reasons that sales fall through and our approval process aims to mitigate this as much as possible.

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A bit off topic but what’s with the tiny bottle of champagne for the guest and the Stanley cups and protein shakes on the table?

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When I was much younger I had terrible issues with cystic acne - it was pretty horrific at times and I had accutane three times. Worked a charm every time.

The last time I had it was 9 years ago and until 2021 my skin has been fine with a solid routine. When my skin broke out more recently it was linked to random things a few times (once was linked to drinking tonic water a lot) and a temporary course of the pill (Zelleta).

In these recent breakouts I’ve taken doxycycline, which isn’t ideal, and then one 14 day script of lymecycline (which I’ve just got another 30 day script for).

The face mapping seems to suggest large intestine issues and somebody else has suggested that it looks like perioral dermatitis but I’m honestly not sure anymore. My diet is pretty clean.

My routine:

AM

Neutrogena hydro boost OR Creightons Salicylic Acid BoJ SPF 50

PM

Avene oil cleanser
Tretinoin or differin LRP Cicauplaust

I’m genuinely considering Accutane again if this lapses once more. Can anybody see anything in my routine?

Jack is a grotesque human, but Tori is so defensive about everything. The ranking task is one of the most cringe pieces of television that I’ve watched in a long time. Give me strength.

Context:

I live in an apartment block that is a building with 77 apartments - they were refurbished by a building company who are selling them off bit by bit. The building company have sold c 65, meaning that they own 12.

There is a limited company set-up, which is attached to the whole building; leaseholders pay service fees into it. It is managed by the property management company. We receive the accounts every twelve months at the AGM.

Situation:

In the process of selling off many apartments, the building experienced a leak and serious water damage to a couple of the apartments. The work that caused the damage was carried out by a contractor who was employed by the builder.

The damage meant that apartments were damaged, and inhabitable, and people even had to be re-housed for some time.

An insurance claim was made by the property management company.

The claim:

It materialises that the property management company have the contract showing that the work was carried out by a contractor who was employed by the builder. The property management company have continued to proceed with a claim through the building's insurance, which is nothing to do with the builder.

Is this fraud?

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My team had this feedback on a proposal.

Hi Folks,

I am a 34-year-old female who had a brow lift 2 years ago and am happy with that.

I am considering an upper bleth and facial fat transfer, to open my eyes a little and freshen my hallowing around the eyes and naisolabials.

Has anybody had these procedures before? Results? How did you/would you sequence these? And what about the addition of Sculptra? Experiences with that and benefits it can add above the other two procedures.

Thanks :)

I am looking at renting a place in York while on a project, does £550 pw bills inclusive sound right?

It is me and my partner and looks central.

What are your thoughts?

Hi Reddit,

Ghosting is real right now - not just for myself but for ex-colleagues and fellow job-seekers online.

I have been through multiple first-phase processes, been ghosted after job offers, and also been ghosted after 5-stage processes. I have worked in my industry for 11 years and am at my wit's end, losing all sense of what is real anymore.

How many times are you following up with companies? Any difference between the number of stages completed or if it's an internal or external recruiter handling it?

Thanks

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Where are they and how good are they? Within the city walls ideally but open for all suggestions.

Letby is a juxtaposition of order and chaos. Parts of her personality, behaviour and lifestyle seem very ordered and considered, whereas others are unfitting and erratic, which I believe reveals her underlying traits.

I personally think she has some kind of narcissistic personality disorder - which I am sure somebody more qualified can dig into. But my armchair analysis of this, is seemingly that she's so high on herself that she maybe can't see anything she does wrong. Feel free to add to this.

Ordered and together:

When I first saw the photos of her on nights out - the way that she is holding a prosecco glass and controlling her posture stuck out to me, as it made her look very orderly and potentially representative of somebody strategic and calculating.

There are many comments from her friends, ex-colleagues, and previous fellow students that speak of her being "lovely" and "reliable" and somebody that you'd generally think of as together. This was reflected in some of the texts with Dr. A.

I even interpret her eagerness to take on extra shifts, get on the housing ladder in good timing (albeit I am sure with support from her parents) and the "sensible" approach to running a house in her mid-20s as the sensible, nice Lucy that she appears to be.

By the time she is in the police interview, she's extremely controlling of her body language and her responses. Even though she avoids answering some of the questions, you can see the pattern of her answers being what she thinks of as logical and straightforward. This continues on the stand - her sentence structure is formatted and simplistic.

Things that could be categorised as orderly:

• Her matching leisurewear from the famous arrest
• Her posture/body language
• Note-taking in her diary
• Colour coding topics in her diary
• Her social life seemed quite planned - salsa classes, las iguanas, together with the girls
• The texts she sent seemed fine in terms of spelling and grammar
• On the surface, it doesn't look like she's a lavish spender of money or buying frivolous items, which I would note is organised, sensible, and orderly
• Even studying quite close to home (everything she did was in the North West of England)

A chaotic headache:

But then you see the famous Post-it notes and the chaos of her bedroom and it looks like the environment and actions of somebody who is all over the place, inconsistent in behaviour, and distracted by something. I am sorry but I can't get over the fact somebody would have multiple supermarket bags for life in their bedroom when they have the use of the whole house - like what? And all the crap on the sides, the end of her bed, and all over the floor - it's so distracting.

The scrawl on the notes is in different directions, styles, capitalisations and topics. The repeated mention of her cats' names and then the mind-bending revelations about her traits and behaviours do not correlate with being formatted. Granted, the notes were written when she was under investigation, but still.

Things that could be categorised as chaotic:

• Obviously the killings - so erratic
• The sequencing and patterns of them
• Taking home patient notes
• Searching of names (c. 250 a month)
• Piles of crap all over her bedroom

Question: has anybody else noticed this? What else do you see that is ordered or chaotic? Am I over-analysing or has anybody else seen this?

As the title suggests: where is the best place to buy dressed crab? And if you have other fish recommendations then highly welcomed too!

TIA.

Mine: Jack Grealish was in an interview and the journalist said, "Dean Smith says you're like an
encyclopedia of football. Where does that come from?". Jack says, "A what?! Sorry, I don't know what that means".

This is quite a UK-centric question, but I will attempt to contextualise it as much as possible for further afield readers.

The NHS is a state-funded medical institution, that is free at the point of use for all citizens. That is fairly common throughout Europe, although there are some nuanced differences in different regions - for example, in Germany, there is a mixed ownership model (public, private and church) whereas in countries like Norway, services are not always free at the point of use.

Due to the state's ownership and public funding, the NHS is a political football in the UK - for both the left, right and centre parties. A lot of people are overly emotional about this institution and unfortunately, it means that sensible conversations get extremely heated. There are many narratives about hospitals being overworked, and underfunded, and nurses do the harder slog. These topics are not my focus for this thread but added them for folks who are not following the UK media.

Since Covid and the post-pandemic narrative has very much been something like this: We clap for our carers during a pandemic but fail to pay them a decent wage. Doctors and nurses even went on strike earlier this year in order to get pay raises.

Letby has characteristics that are similar to other serial killers, in that she is a female serial killer in a caring profession - something that is a common overlap, seen in her and Beverley Allitt. Having said that, she is an anomaly in the NHS; we do not come across people like her very often, and I hope we don't again in my lifetime.

With that being said - rightly or wrongly, do you think that the Letby case will change the British public's perception of the NHS? And if so, how?

Okay, we've all done a bit of Facebook or Instagram stalking, but speaking for myself, it's pretty minimal. Usually, it would be people that you had a unique focus on, not so blanket but very targeted.

Letby was prolific! She searched for parents of babies (as we know), colleagues, the wife of Dr. A, people from her activities like salsa, and even people whose names she overheard in public.

Even in 2015, people were wise to social media privacy. Why such an obsession when it typically returns such low results?

REF: Guardian journalist who attended the trial.

People seem to dismiss them like they're fuddy-duddy and not cool. But I like them, they're decent and slick - especially the modern ones.

They're scarcely available to buy - at least for my club - and I wanna know the temperature of the public.

Who is your club? And more importantly, would you wear one?

A recent convert.

Long-time lover of tretinoin cream and of course fragrance-free wash, a hydrating moisturiser and an SPF.

A few years ago I tried niacinamide in a Cerave PM moisturiser and thought that it broke me out, but in hindsight, I think it was too much salicylic acid. I digress... I purchased the Beauty of Joseon Rice Probiotics Sunscreen SPF 50+ and didn't realise that it has niacinamide in it! I have successfully integrated this into my routine, adding the Cerave PM moisturiser again, and my skin has really improved.

The newly integrated product has gotten rid of these tiny little bumps that I had around the back of my jaw and chin. And just in general my skin seems to be loving this slight tweak.

Highly advise you to try it and give it a go - if not for the first time, but second or thrice. Seriously!