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Hi, my name is Tom and I am from Dublin Ireland. I am 21 years old, and as you know, a redhead and a triplet. Yes, you heard me, a triplet! I was born in the US but moved to Ireland shortly after I was born. I am a kind and caring person and am looking for someone that I can have a nice relationship and get on really well with. That means that I am looking for someone to talk to everyday, and possibly much more than friends.
Some of my hobbies are walking, chess, video games, travelling and skiing and a taste for salt and vinegar crisps. I also like binge watching TV shows and watching movies. I am learning new skills as well, such as learning how to drive. I am currently finished my exams in 3rd year chemistry.
I am looking for someone who is in my age range and preferably, someone local. I don't mind someone in another country, as long as you are willing to do things like texting and video calling. I am also interested in Oriental women, so if you are Japanese, I would appreciate it. Oh, and please have good English.

I’m simply not making enough right now and my lease ends soon. I’m tired of roommates and I can (kind of) afford my own place, but rent prices are so high I realize I probably should get a side hustle to start getting savings back into my account. What do you do on the side that helps make money? Or what do you do that helps add a passive income? How the fuck do you make a good amount of money in this city?

So this is my best friend. I love spending time with her but over the course of our friendship for four years I would often feel insecure. She would spend time with me one week and ghost me the other so whenever she came back and talked to me I loved it. Spending time with her was genuinely so fun but when she left me it would be crickets while she would be spending time with other people. I don’t know like I would get jealous and feel bad how easily she could detach herself from me. I would also often feel excluded when she made group plans and didn’t invite me because I would invite her everywhere. Maybe I’m the asshole because I couldn’t accept she had other friends? But also I felt excluded because of how much I invited her places and how often she wouldn’t.
That’s the context.
Then this year I have to work with this guys for a school thing. He would often undermine me and be very mean to me making me feel worthless. Id cry about it and went back to therapy. In the beginning of the year I would even complain to my best friend about how much he sucked as a person and she agreed with me. Then a couple months later she starts dating him. She didn’t even like him she liked the attention she gave him. They break up every other week.
I would tell her… how could you date someone who has been so mean to me? She would say she doesn’t want to be the middle man. I really enjoyed our friend ship so I told her I could seperate her from her boyfriend. I wanted to maintain the friendship. Then I learn she has been shitting on me to the point I have a nickname. I talk to her, cry to her about how much her boyfriend sucks and who she chose to actively date him. She changes nothing. Continues to date him. I stop talking to her.
There we’re points where the guy was nice to me. But it was only because he was trying to rizz up my best friend. When they got together he was mean again. Since I was still working with him on this project I was friendly with him because it’s easier to be nice to someone than not to.
My best friend said she knows he does bad things but is still with him because she likes the attention and having someone by her side.
I don’t want to be friend with her anymore. Am I the asshole for not separating her from her boyfriend?
On the nickname part she says it was only there for small rants But I don’t believe it. A nickname means that you want to shit on them all the time.
I’m not saying I’m the perfect friend. There have been times when I would say something mean but I would never do to her what she did to me.

After doing much research on laptops within the $1000-$1300 range, it's clear that the G15 Advantage Edition is highly touted in the gaming laptop community for it's price to performance value. In this post we will be referencing the Advantage Edition with the 165hz screen currently available on Best Buy for $1099.
With 12gb of VRAM, an efficient Ryzen chipset, and good enough cooling - it makes sense that the G15 AE is considered one of the best in class at the 'budget' price range of sub $1300.
However, there have been concerns voiced regarding the lack of a mux switch, and it's effects on battery life. For consumers who have to take their laptop on the go, be it for university or otherwise, a 6800M that cannot be manually turned off is quite a large drawback.
This glaring con begs the question; For current, previous, or prospective owners of the G15 AE:
What are your experiences or findings with battery life on the go without mux switch availability?

Sorry for this rant. Just got shamed yday for being an attractive single woman in my mid 30s.
I was looking for high quality men ( not in terms of finances or success just someone with similar values, beliefs and mindset) and that I felt a connection with. And I just wanted to focus on career until late 30s even if I was approached by people. The couple of relationships I had didn't work out bcoz we didn't find that connection.
But why are women being shamed/ criticized for any choices they make- If she gets married soon and if it fails then you should have focused on career. If she has been in multiple relationship or with men then she's a whore. If you wait for the other person for long then you are asexual. If she is choosy and attractive single after 30s then it's red flag. If she's divorced with kids then men don't want her. If she doesn't want kids then she is cold hearted or selfish
So damned if we do and damn if we don't. I don't see anyone raising an eye brow for men.
Again sorry about the rant but it's still bugging me since yday. Looking for some kind words.
How normal is this ?

Hi, my name is Tom and I am from Dublin Ireland. I am 21 years old, and as you know, a redhead and a triplet. Yes, you heard me, a triplet! I was born in the US but moved to Ireland shortly after I was born. I am a kind and caring person and am looking for someone that I can have a nice relationship and get on really well with. That means that I am looking for someone to talk to everyday, and possibly much more than friends.
Some of my hobbies are walking, chess, video games, travelling and skiing and a taste for salt and vinegar crisps. I also like binge watching TV shows and watching movies. I am learning new skills as well, such as learning how to drive. I am currently finished my exams in 3rd year chemistry.
I am looking for someone who is in my age range and preferably, someone local. I don't mind someone in another country, as long as you are willing to do things like texting and video calling. I find Japanese women very, very attractive, so if you are Japanese, I would appreciate it. Oh, and please have good English.

In recent years the Ender Dragon has become an easy feat amongst many who play Minecraft.
Many can beat the game in under a hour without breaking a sweat. To fix this problem Mojang could do a number of things to increase the difficulty of the game.
1) Create a "ultra hardcore" difficulty which reduces the players number of hearts to just 1. This would prevent players from using the popular bed tactic as the blast would cause them to lose their hardcore world.
2)They could make the Ender Dragon fight more challenging by updating its AI. Instead of the Dragon perching at random times, the player must do something in order for it to perch they could also make the Dragon more agile to dodge various projectiles.
3)The devs could add another boss that you are required to defeat before leaving the end. You'd have to retrieve 4 dragon heads from End Ships and place them around the Main Island Portal similar to how you would respawn the Ender Dragon, this boss would have triple the health and damage of the Ender Dragon and would test the player greatly.

I tend to drink maybe half a cup on average, sometimes a full cup if I'm feeling particularly hungry. Is this normal? Should I be drinking more?

I'm 23 f. I recently left a position I held for 10 months, I was casual but was working full time hours. The hours were never going to last and unfortunately the company doesn't have room for me to come back. I left this position for a full time position in trades work. The problem is I hate what I'm doing with a passion, I've only been there for a month and want out. Not only do I feel ostracised by everyone there but in some cases as a trans woman, I simply don't feel safe. I work with multiple people who subscribe to the "Andrew Tate mindset," throwing slurs out left, right and center. Working alongside them is horrible.
I should make it clear that I have nothing against 80% of the people I work with or anyone who works in trades, however I am lucky if someone says hello during the week and it's pretty lonely.
The work itself is numbing, I don't get any enjoyment out of it, it drains me like nothing I've ever done before. Long hours, long shifts, low pay and physical work that I frankly am not built for.
My work life balance is gone, I have very little time to myself that I am not exhausted and worn out. Within a month I have felt myself quickly burnout and get excited at the prospect of moving jobs.
I want to leave, I wanna quit and I want out but I don't want to feel like I'm running away from a job. Family tells me to get over it and get used to it but honestly I feel miserable working here, something that I didn't experience in any other position. I know I don't need to enjoy my work but I feel like I shouldn't hate it the way I do?
Should I leave? Am I in the wrong for wanting to? Should I just grow up and get used to it? I don't know what to do or how to feel

What to do with large sum of money.
Basically I’m moving to the state above me working for the same company for a promotion. I currently own a home where I live and am able to pay for everything for my wife dog and cat on just my income. Owe 240,000 more on the house at 2.25% and im 22 going on 23. This promotion will probably net me anywhere from 3-10k more a year depending on bonuses. I made 70K last year but had to work pretty hard for it and I assume the salary of this position will be at least 70K if not more with quarterly bonuses of a few thousand dollars. It’s the job I want and I know it’s probably stupid to leave my house I own at such a damn good interest rate but this promotion takes me from a pest control technician to a operations manager and it’s a step closer to district manager and future promotions and way more money then I could ever make as a technician. So assuming I get the job my wife and is have a child on the way and she will not be willing to get a job for a few months after having the baby (rightfully so) so I doubt I’ll be able to move directly into a house from this house and I’m pretty confident I’m going to have to just rent for a while. I’ve looked at prices and I also personally think interest rates should start dropping (and maybe house prices although I know I can’t time It) soon. I don’t think there is anyway it’s going to be a house to house move so now that you all have all the context. I bought my house for 250,000 assuming I sell I’ll have paid a little over 10K off principal and my realtor and every other resource are pretty confident I can sell for at least 300,000K I figure when all is said and done I should have ~40K lump sum of cash and if we rent for a year or so to help build a larger down payment and emergency fund I don’t want that much money just sitting in my checking account. What do I do with it to make me money in the mean time?

I’ve been working on cutting my deck roster size down lately due to some personal things. In this process, I’ve become enamored with folks who only have a handful of decks. People with only one deck truly fascinate me, like how do you stay passionate and keep playing the same thing over and over again without it getting dull?
I’ve seen people who have a “signature” deck and a few others they rotate through and I’d say that’s my goal. But I really want to start with a deck that I love and have poured my heart and soul into, that I am proud of, that people identify the deck to me.
At the moment, I feel so far away from this. I feel like there is so much to play and experience. There are things I’ve tried that I still can’t tel if they just aren’t for me or if I haven’t fleshed them out enough. There’s also so many color combinations and commanders and strategies I identify differently with every day. I’d probably have a ton of decks if it wasn’t for time and money being a constraint. But right now, I’m going to try and do a 180 because I’m looking at my deck idea list and it’s 100+ long and I have no clue how I’d even come close to that, especially at the rate they print new stuff.
For the folks out there with just a couple decks they are extremely passionate about, what’s your advice?

Hopefully someone on here could please guide me towards a solution to this problem I’ve been having with my Photon Mono X 6k.
My brother and I got this printer for Christmas and so far we’ve been able to make two successful prints (Anycubic Latticed Cube and the Lychee Chicken) using our basic understanding and the Anycubic documentation.
The first print, I leveled the bed using the paper method I was told to do, filled the vat with Anycubic ABS-like grey resin, and away we went. Worked great.
A month or two passed. We changed our ventilation strategy, and in the meantime I cleaned out the vat and put the resin back in the bottle. Just a couple of weeks ago, I releveled the bed and poured the resin back into the vat. Lychee Chicken was printed successfully without issue.
… Now for our third print, I was attempting to print off this Clodsire (https://www.printables.com/model/364615-pokemon-inspired-clodsire-tabletop-dnd-miniature) by PixelChroniclesMiniatures. I go to hit print… and the motor starts whirring as the bed hits the FEP. We have a magnet and flex plate attached to the bed, but that hasn’t been an issue with our past two prints.
Since this print refused to start, I’ve tried: 1. Removing the vat and cleaning the bed. Releveled using the paper method, (everything appeared fine, no grinding when I hit home), so I hit Z=0 to confirm the position. Put the vat containing resin back in, hit print, motor buzzes after it submerges and tries to start. 2. I did this same exact thing again but this time being even more attentive to detail, watching this video by spidiq8 (https://youtu.be/gDARzoyDt9E). I played with the .1mm button until the drag on the paper felt just right when I pulled and pushed on it. Hit Z=0 to confirm the position. Put the vat containing resin back in, hit print, motor buzzes after it submerges and tries to start. 3. Just today tried a method of leveling from J3D-Tech’s guide (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z8fkzOxEgI9sOTwDKI6CeblpnuP4V8ayYVwZrYGmo44/mobilebasic#) where I keep the vat and resin where it is, and level by applying medium pressure against the FEP while tightening the screws. I couldn’t even get to that point, because when I went to hit home and the bed sunk down into the resin, it buzzed once it met the FEP and couldn’t even complete its homing process…
So I can’t print anything. Needless to say this has been quite the pain in the rear for me. I’m sorry for how long this post is, but I felt the need to document this issue I’ve been going through as best as I could so that you have most if not all of the information you need. If someone could please help me through this, I would appreciate it. Thank you.

I thought I had a relatively good understanding of this but am questioning it. I have BPD and my best friend has CPTSD (both diagnosed by mental health professionals). I understand that misdiagnosis between these two is common, as is comorbidity (although I don't have CPTSD and, to my knowledge, my friend does not have BPD) and that in some senses (probably not all) the question is largely academic as treatment protocols are similar and have to account for the high rates of comorbidity anyway. But my original understanding of the difference was as follows:

• BPD:
  • represents a certain developmental arrest (although this can be overcome) due to emotional neglect resulting in not being taught to regulate our emotions properly, often instead being taught how to regulate our mother's (and by extension, other people's) emotions.
  • Attachment style is frequently fearful-avoidant but can be anxious-preoccupied.
  • Relationships are sought often partly as a way of "self"-regulating, e.g. vis-a-vis inner feelings of emptiness (would it make sense to identify this as nameless dread? I mean it can certainly feel apocalyptic and make you wish you were capable of splintering your perceptual functions...)
  • The most critical period for developing this disorder would be 15-24 months of age.
  • Whole object relations are eventually attained but not in a particularly reliable manner, and often only cognitively (not felt on a deep level).
  • Therapy is not hopeless but requires a large commitment of time and effort in proportion to the felt severity of neglect (and in its case, abuse) and the result achieved
• CPTSD:
  • represents prior attainment of self-soothing capacity and potentially even a good sense of self-worth, however, due to sustained trauma (some of which is active abuse; neglect is also widespread, though) these capacities are overwhelmed.
  • Attachment style would usually have been originally secure but changed to fearful-avoidant as the situation of sustained trauma unfurled. Self-soothing becomes ineffective and the sense of self and of the abuser(s) become distorted, however they are essentially still whole object relations and may contain (in an integrated manner) aspects which initially appear contradictory but are highly nuanced; the distortion comes from exaggeration beyond or slight departure from reality rather than from splitting of the object or self-representation.
  • Relationships are sought with perhaps less desperation but may be sought in order to feel protected, while also becoming a source of fear for safety in themselves.
  • Generally the most significant trauma would have occurred around primary school age (4-11).
  • Trauma-focused therapies are used after capacity-building therapies are used as preparation. Once individual traumata are thoroughly processed many (not all) of the associated issues (including those related to emotion dysregulation and self-concept) appear to resolve almost as if my magic; the therapy is "highly efficient", as it were.

However, a couple of things I've read recently, as well as a deep conversation with my friend (which I won't go into) have me questioning these assumptions, as it seems that my initial conceptualisation as BPD as more emotional-developmental and CPTSD as representing a developmental "backslide" is not accurate. I also had the understanding that the fear of abandonment was much more pronounced in BPD, with safety concerns being more of a priority in CPTSD - I am unsure to what extent this is correct. Evidently there is some back-and-forth-ness in close relationships present in both disorders although I had always assumed that when someone with BPD has a particularly strong "pushing away" component, that they also had comorbid CPTSD. This is also obviously hard to evaluate externally: I know that I've been accused of pushing people away when my anger has reared its (very) ugly head, when at least the subjective experience is one of wishing to move towards (not against) the other but also having a sense of total dyscontrol.
Oh, and I appreciate that there is not going to be a single definite answer here as this is still hotly debated in the professional community. But I would like to hear people's insights into the differences and shared aspects between these disorders, and to what extent my info is good vs being my own extrapolated intuition gone haywire

There is no other industry or service out that is more scummy than American health insurance. MLMs and rundown payday loan stores are more reputable. I would trust a crack dealer more than a health insurance company.
How the fuck can you possibly have an industry, where you have no idea how much anything costs or if the hospital/doctor will be in your network, until after the fact?
If you are bleeding out and would rather walk than take an ambulance, you have a failed system.
If you would rather go with out necessary treatment, medication, or surgery because your insurance won't cover it, you have a failed system.
If you have ever called an insurance company because of a surprise bill and have to argue you with them if they coded it right or if it's part of a deductible, you have a failed system.
If you have medication that specifically costs more in the US than other countries, just because they know they can get away with it, you have a failed system
Our politicians sit and squabble about pointless distracting shit like what gender someone needs to use the bathroom and whether the debt ceiling should be politicized, rather than making meaningful legislation on healthcare reform.
I don't fucking care if we have universal health or private insurance was forced to be made dirt cheap through the """free"""" market. Whatever works, I don't care, I am just sick of it and I know the hundreds of millions of Americans who can't afford this shit are too.

Hi everyone! My husband (41) and myself (28) have been together 7 years, married for 4 of them. We have two kids under 3. I’m struggling because when he’s around others he is an amazing, sweet guy but when he’s home with me he’s cold, grumpy and honestly just seems miserable a lot of the time.
At the beginning of our relationship he was great to me! But since having kids he’s changed a lot. When we’ve argued in the past he gets very defensive and starts attacking me, calling me names, saying I have no friends and that I’m a loser who has nothing going for me in life. These are things that I would never ever say to him, the worst I’ve ever called him or said to him is that he’s an asshole. I have also been doing online classes for the past year getting my diploma in something I love and he has never once asked me about how it’s going, I even asked him the other day if he knew what diploma I was taking and he didn’t know. My grandma has also been in the ICU for the past month, I went to see her the other day and came home and he didn’t even bother to ask how she was or show any concern.
Another thing, this happened last night…so I haven’t left my husband home alone for an evening with both kids in 18 months (since before my son was even born) I went to a concert and I was so excited to have a night off from mom duties for once. The entire night I had text after text about how miserable my son was and sending me photos of him crying and asking when I was coming home which honestly ruined my night. When I got home, he didn’t ask how the show was, just asked how “forehead” was (lol) referring to my girlfriend I went with who he says has a huge forehead. Just so weird and rude.
A year ago we got into a huge argument because I was at my breaking point of how he was talking to me all the time and making me feel small. He threatened to have me beat up by bikers if I left with the kids and he would find a way to keep them away from me etc… I ended up calling the cops and took the kids to my moms, got a lawyer and was pursuing a divorce. However after a month of no contact he messaged me, proclaiming his love and told me how he’s been treating me is wrong and he was sorry etc and I forgave him and decided to work it out. I moved back in and now it seems like everything is back to how it used to be. He’s always telling me I’m too sensitive when I stick up for myself and that if I feel a certain way about something he says to me it’s my responsibility and not his because they’re my feelings. He can worm his way out of anything and everything by throwing everything back on me.
We very rarely spend one on one time together because our kids are so young. When I bring up how I want to prioritize our relationship and go on dates to reconnect etc, he gets annoyed and makes excuses. And I don’t think there’s anyone else because I have checked his phone and there is nothing suspicious!
I guess I just don’t know what to do and am looking for advice. Because my kids are still so young, if I’m going to leave I want to do it sooner than later so they don’t remember. But I also want to be able to tell them I tried everything I could to work it out. It just honestly seems impossible when I’m the only one fighting for the relationship.

I'm a product photographer and I've been working with an EOS T6 for the past 5 years (so you know how low budget I am), and now I finally have some money to upgrade, around 1200 US dollars.
I read about the 90D a few years back but I'm not sure why it is still so expensive if Canon already has several new options, actually, it has so many options that I'm getting a little overwhelmed by the amount of data I have to analyze before making a purchase.
My requirements are: 120fps recording, maybe log footage if possible for color grading, some stabilization (the T6 has none), and re-programmable buttons so I can decide what to do with each one (those models with the wheel on the right thumb look beautiful).
I don't mind if is a DSLR or a mirrorless, I don't mind the MP count, or if is a 5 year old model.
Would love to read about your experience with different models, Thanks in advance, and sorry for my English.

Blog post incoming, I hope I can get some input or help here.
I've taken some time these past days to try and self reflect a bit on my life, and even thought I don't feel unhappy or anything, I realized that I don't have a genuine interest in things that I would say people normally have. For example a career, I'm 28 now and I've worked a handful of jobs since I left school, and just like school I never had much interest in any of the things I did there, I just did them and changed job until I found something I enjoyed doing, or something that was at least tolerable. I've had the same job for 5 years now, it's average pay and there's no career ladder, but I like it because it's easy, has flexible hours and my boss is nice.
My "hobbies" consist of watching movies, playing videogames and hiking, I really do enjoy hiking and being outdoors more than anything, but it's really only in the spring and summer I do that. But as with jobs I don't have any big interest in these things. I don't want to learn about movies or games or nature, I sort of just use them to entertain myself through the day.
I don't have much friends anymore, nobody invites me out anymore but it's not like I want to go out either which is probably why. Plus I don't have any social media so that probably doesn't help. I've been in one relationship my entire life, that was a few years ago, it lasted a bit over a year until it fell apart, mainly due to me just not having any interest in it anymore, and I think my partner lost interest in me too as I think my lack or drive and passion in life might make me boring to others. It's not like I hate people or anything like that, not myself either. I will be kind to other people and I do take good care of myself, my living space and my pets.
I know there have been periods in my life where I'm suddenly really interested in something, and I can spend a day or two learning about it, but it's only for like a day or two until I lose that interest again. Or I've felt like I have wanted to do something, then the next day I don't want to do it after all.
As far as I'm aware I don't think I'm depressed, as I said I'm not unhappy or anything, I'm grateful for what I have and I've been like this all my life from what I can recall. I do have Asperger syndrome, I was diagnosed with that when I was a child but from what I gathered that shouldn't be what makes me feel this way
I started seeing a therapist about a month ago, I only see him every other week but I don't feel it's of much help, I just talk about myself for like 20 minutes then he takes over to give me some advice and such for 10 minutes then I go home. I don't really know what to say
It's not that I'm super worried about me being this way, it's not the end of the world, the people around me are still going by their days, society is still alive and well and the world is still turning, but I'm afraid that as I get older I'm going to regret not "doing" anything, and when I'm about to die I'm going to have nothing significant to look back at, I don't know, something like that.
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Hoping someone here can give me some advice on this, maybe point me in the right direction

Infrared heating technology has revolutionized the way we stay warm and comfortable outdoors. Whether you're looking to extend your patio season or create a cozy atmosphere in your garden, infrared panels, and patio heaters offer a convenient and energy-efficient solution. In this article, we will explore the world of infrared heating, highlighting the benefits, and types of heaters available, and how you can easily incorporate them into your outdoor spaces in Ireland.

The Advantages of Infrared Heating

Infrared heating brings a multitude of advantages that make it an appealing choice for outdoor comfort. Let's dive into some of the key benefits:

1. Efficient and Direct Heat Distribution

Unlike traditional heating methods that warm the surrounding air, infrared heaters emit radiant heat that warms objects and people directly. This efficient heat distribution means you can enjoy instant warmth without waiting for the air to heat up. It's like basking in the sun on a chilly day!

2. Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings

Infrared heaters are renowned for their energy efficiency. By directly heating the objects and people in their path, they eliminate energy waste and minimize heat loss. This focused approach allows you to save on energy bills while still enjoying a cozy outdoor space.

3. Versatile and Weatherproof

Infrared heaters come in various forms, including panels and patio heaters, providing flexibility for different outdoor settings. These heaters are designed to withstand outdoor conditions, making them suitable for gardens, patios, restaurants, and other open-air environments in Ireland.

4. Instant Warmth with Adjustable Settings

Infrared heaters offer immediate warmth, so you don't have to endure a cold start. With adjustable settings and controls, you have the freedom to set the desired temperature and create a comfortable environment to suit your preferences.

Types of Infrared Heaters

Now that we understand the advantages of infrared heating, let's explore the different types of heaters available for outdoor use in Ireland.

1. Infrared Panel Heaters

Infrared panel heaters are sleek and discreet heating solutions that can be mounted on walls or ceilings. These panels emit radiant heat, warming up the surrounding objects and people, much like the sun's rays. They are an excellent choice for outdoor spaces with limited floor or patio space.

2. Infrared Patio Heaters

Infrared patio heaters are freestanding units designed specifically for outdoor use. These heaters come in various styles, such as standalone models, tabletop heaters, and even hanging heaters for covered areas. They provide targeted heat, allowing you to create a cozy ambiance in your garden or patio.

3. Portable Infrared Heaters

For added convenience, portable infrared heaters offer flexibility in terms of mobility and placement. These compact heaters can be easily moved around your outdoor space, ensuring warmth wherever you need it. They are ideal for outdoor gatherings, camping trips, or simply lounging on your deck.

4. Infrared Ceiling Heaters

Infrared ceiling heaters are a popular choice for covered outdoor areas, such as gazebos or pergolas. These heaters are mounted on the ceiling, providing radiant heat from above. They effectively warm up the space without occupying valuable floor or seating areas.

Incorporating Infrared Heating into Your Outdoor Space

Now that you're familiar with the types of infrared heaters available, let's explore how you can effortlessly incorporate them into your outdoor spaces in Ireland.

1. Designing a Cozy Patio with Infrared Panels

If you have a patio or outdoor seating area, consider installing infrared panel heaters on the walls or ceiling. These panels can be seamlessly integrated into the design, providing both warmth and an aesthetically pleasing look. Enjoy the cool evenings in Ireland while staying warm and comfortable.

2. Creating an Inviting Garden Oasis with Patio Heaters

Transform your garden into a cozy oasis by strategically placing patio heaters around seating areas or near walkways. With their versatile designs, patio heaters not only provide warmth but also enhance the ambiance of your outdoor space. Imagine enjoying a cup of tea surrounded by the serene beauty of your garden, even during chilly weather.

3. Flexibility and Mobility with Portable Heaters

Portable infrared heaters offer the advantage of mobility, allowing you to bring warmth wherever you need it. Arrange them around your outdoor dining area or move them around during gatherings for maximum comfort. These portable heaters are also great for camping trips or picnics in the park.

4. Extending Outdoor Seasons with Covered Spaces

If you have a covered outdoor area like a gazebo or pergola, infrared ceiling heaters are an excellent choice. Mount them on the ceiling to provide comfortable heat from above, ensuring you can enjoy your outdoor space even during cooler months. Host outdoor parties or relax with a good book, all while staying warm and cozy.

Conclusion

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I'm 23 f. I recently left a position I held for 10 months, I was casual but was working full time hours. The hours were never going to last and unfortunately the company doesn't have room for me to come back. I left this position for a full time position in trades work. The problem is I hate what I'm doing with a passion, I've only been there for a month and want out. Not only do I feel ostracised by everyone there but in some cases as a trans woman, I simply don't feel safe. I work with multiple people who subscribe to the "Andrew Tate mindset," throwing slurs out left, right and center. Working alongside them is horrible.
I should make it clear that I have nothing against 80% of the people I work with or anyone who works in trades, however I am lucky if someone says hello during the week and it's pretty lonely.
The work itself is numbing, I don't get any enjoyment out of it, it drains me like nothing I've ever done before. Long hours, long shifts, low pay and physical work that I frankly am not built for.
My work life balance is gone, I have very little time to myself that I am not exhausted and worn out. Within a month I have felt myself quickly burnout and get excited at the prospect of moving jobs.
I want to leave, I wanna quit and I want out but I don't want to feel like I'm running away from a job. Family tells me to get over it and get used to it but honestly I feel miserable working here, something that I didn't experience in any other position. I know I don't need to enjoy my work but I feel like I shouldn't hate it the way I do?
Should I leave? Am I in the wrong for wanting to? Should I just grow up and get used to it? I don't know what to do or how to feel

I just finished Heretics, and I’ve gotta say, a recurring thought that came to me was that Frank was probably pretty bad at pleasing women sexually to have the views he seems to have on sex. Like the whole idea that Duncan could like, for lack of a better phrase, fuck the Honored Matres back even more powerfully than they could fuck the men they took as slaves, and like how it’s like woaaah there’s a MAN that can make women cum a whole bunch and influence their mind? It seems to come way easier to learn for the women how to sexually manipulate men, but all the men are just sort of like bumbling idiots once their dicks get hard. And that women don’t usually enjoy sex so much as use it to exert control, just struck me as overall kinda weird.
He grew up in a different time though. Nudie mags and poo overly conservative sexual education were what he grew up with. Meanwhile 16 year old me was watching instructional videos on how to make a lady squirt and then practicing on my girlfriend later.
I’m also a 30 year old man with average, maybe even lower than average libido due to drug use(I used to do a lot of drugs. I still do, but I used to, too - credit to Mitch Hedberg) who is with a lady with extremely high libido at least partially due to mental illness (hot and crazy, I’ve got a type I think) and the idea of her controlling me with sex is laughable. So maybe my perspective is a bit skewed compared to most men.
Anyone else get some “Man Frank must’ve sucked at fucking” vibes from Heretics of Dune?

I've been trying doing deliveries for the last couple days as a Bolt courier as a side hussle and was wondering if there's some magic trick or something.
I've made about 75 eur working for three days 6-8 hours on average a day.
I have a super efficient hybrid car that eats about 3.5 to 4 litres per 100 KM
I've driven 181 KM according to google maps so thats 7.24 litres * 1.6 = 11.5 euro for fuel
You need internet, afaik you can get unlimited data for 2.5 euro a week with LMT.
You can probably save here getting another plan, but not a whole lot.
You need to pay for car insurance. For me it's about 60 for Kasko + octa per month.
And then there's also a 20 % tax.
So putting it all together per month
Lets say we're earning about 25 EUR per day
25 * 30 = 750 eur over 30 days
about 2.5 litres of fuel a day 2.5*30*1.6 = 120 eur
4 weeks of internet 4 * 2.5 = 10 eur
Insurance 60
750 - 120 - 10 - 60 = 560 before tax (not sure if all of these can be written off as expenses)
But basically best case scenario
We take home 0.8 * 560 = 448 (if we earn less than x amount a year)
If we work 8 hours for 30 days per hour we make about 448/30/8 = 1.86 euro or about 15 a day.
So we're earning a McDonalds meal a day, if that and we gotta eat something.
Not even thinking about what it would cost to maintain the car and any damage/accidents.
So it would actually be better to not work at all than working your ass off for less than minimum wage.
Am I missing something?
For comparisson I earn 1700 doing programming from home full time after tax.
Is doing Wolt/Bolt a straight up paying to work situation? (with a car)

I’m supposed to graduate at the end of the summer but I need one more course which is a His course at a 400 level. The only one offered is the independent reading course which requires a Professor to accept being an advisor.
Till now, everyone has either said no, ignored me, or if they do accept, they’re not full-time professors so they’re not allowed to supervise the course.
I can’t see how it’s fair to make me wait here an entire other semester (international student) just cuz the university doesn’t have any courses available.
Do you guys know what options are available, if an amount of students get together and ask for a class could they convince admin to open one?
Also if you happen to be a humanities full time professor and are willing to do advise in a 498 course please let me know