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I have been offered really high dollar Costco orders since it started a couple days ago as high as $38 for 9 items for 7 miles. I haven’t been into a Costco in years, and my last memory of being there is lines almost 15 carts long taking 20-30 minutes to check out. Im in Las Vegas, if any Vegas drivers have taken a Costco order from the one on park run was it worth it? In general how have they gone so far for drivers?

I remember there was a crime scene at I think was the strip club Catherine worked at. I remember her telling the boss or someone she had worked there and him going “I don’t remember you” and she responded with something like “you’d remember me”. I thought that line went so hard and I wanna watch it again but can’t find it, thanks!

I'm looking into a career change and property management has caught my eye. Especially since in Vegas, the salary range seems decent (around 40-70k).
Any property managers out there, or anyone with knowledge of the industry in Las Vegas, I'd love to hear your insights! Thanks in advance!

I was talking to my brother tonight about what the city should do with the Astrodome and a great idea came up. They could basically turn the Astrodome into a concert venue like the Sphere. The interior could be giant LED screens on the roof and over a portion of the dome so it gives the feeling of being outside like in the sphere.
However when they’re not using it for that, they could project an image of the dome ceiling and stands so it feels like you’re in the old dome. Could even make it show the old scoreboard etc.
Then there could be a big shop/museum inside the venue too. They could source up the outside with some LEDs too.
Basically making “The Astrodome,” have a similar meaning as “The Sphere” does for Las Vegas.
What do you guys think?

Friend, who is also a female was in love with me for several years an friend, who is also a female was in love with me for several years and unrequited, unspoken love it was unrequited, unspoken love, our friendship recently ended, because I wasn’t able to meet the expectations of the partner she wanted me to be for her and which I never wanted to be, I met this kid my freshman year of high school. This is when I really met him. I knew about him before then, but we met orientation day. It felt like a dream he was so cute and weird just my type haha My friend started calling him fedora kid right off the bat and I was an insecure 15 year old I tried to stand up for him, but my voice wasn’t strong enough so I turned it into a cute thing at least for me, But my friend was always making fun of him. I’m trying to get the rest of the kids in our friend group to make fun of him while also hyping me to be with him. I didn’t know what I wanted. I know I wanted to get to know him I never got the chance… at least not in person, I ended up moving across state a week after school started. We only got to talk a couple times in person. I had one of my friends deliver him a note that I wrote telling him I liked him and I thought he was cute but I was moving so I wanted to at least be able to get his socials which I received within the week hehe, anyway A couple years went by we stopped talking for a bit at one point, but then we reconnected, and then I was finally gonna go visit, I was at my friends who had just moved back from Las Vegas and we were doing pills and drinking and smoking weed, I don’t know what I was thinking I just wanted to hang out and not have so much anxiety around him…we smoked some weed after he arrived then took some Xanax and that’s where it gets fuzzy or blank, I remember cutting the pills and then it was night time and my friend was going to the bathroom with me..I hit my head concussion level hard on the corner of the counter..my head bounced and I immediately started hysterically laughing at that..so did my friend tho so I thought it mustn’t have really been that hard…the next thing I remember is chugging some whiskey he brought straight outa the bottle like it was nothing..because I must’ve felt like nothing that was bad combo but yea so the next thing I remember is being made out with and felt down, I was sexually abused as a kid, so this was really triggering for me. I was so fucked up I couldn’t even fucking move so I passed out, and when I woke up in the morning, he was wrapped around me. and the panic kicked in And the panic kicked in what happened, what happened? He was supposed to sleep on the couch! Then I feel shame and embarrassment, I was still so insecure… I don’t exactly remember how the rest of that day went, but I got out of bed I went to the bathroom I got on my phone and I called my mom and then I went outside.. he woke up sometime later and he tried to talk to me but I couldn’t. I was still frantically panicked in the pills I couldn’t think because of the after effect. I just wanted to get away or to get away so I kicked him out or I had my friend kick him out. I’m disgusted by myself. He ended up walking home. I gave him my cord so he could charge his phone and he was gone. He left probably pretty expensive leather jacket at my friends as well as another belonging. I can’t remember what it was. I left them with my friend and told her to throw them away. me he didn’t care about them. He told me I could keep them but I didn’t want them. I felt gross. He called me so many times trying to apologize and remedy shit and I was with my Las Vegas pill popping party friend and I cared too much what she thought I guess. So I ended things and went no contact. I would’ve graduated high school last year throughout the entire time we have been on and off messaging and most of the time he was sweet and apologetic painfully apologetic but my default was anger and it shut it down. A few of the later times I tried to talk to him but I couldn’t for very long and multiple times I ended up blowing up on him and going no contact again. no matter how many times I contact he was always orbiting me my socials, and my friends and family socials interact with mine once in a while and that’s usually how the interactions started, the most recent time he viewed my story and liked to post of mine and I’m at like a low low for myself right now and I just didn’t wanna deal with it so my first message I initiated this was move on or I’m gonna call the cops if I don’t kill myself instead… I’m not proud of saying that not at all.. But he was kind in response and it really made my walls crumbling down I can’t be cruel to such a kind person, we’ve been talking for like two months now I’ve apologized so many times I wish I could apologize more but no amount of apologies can take that shit back. so instead, I’m a be there for him like I promised him years ago He kind of changed my mind about killing myself so I don’t exactly know what I feel towards him right now normally I don’t really feel anything besides anger. That kind of feels like my chest is gonna explode. I’m so scared to hurt him again, though I feel like if I initiated a relationship, he could potentially be open to it. But at the same time the situation is pretty much the same it’s long-distance and im still working on myself and I really like being friends being friends is safer right now too, honestly, I don’t really know why I’m posting this here. I don’t really know where to post it I don’t know why I’m posting it either would love some insight. I’d really love that.

Currently live in Albuquerque NM, and need money orders to be sent to a apartment in Las Vegas NV. To paranoid to send it via USPS, does anyone know of a company that will hand deliver money orders or something equivalent to the apartment complex? Yes I could ask a friend, but they all take public transit.

I'm getting a comp night offered for totally legitimate reasons.
My choices are the Wynn Las Vegas or the Studio 6 North Las Vegas. I had a good experience at a "6" branded property in the early 2000s, while I've never heard of a "Wynn".
Any insights on this? Thanks!

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Some sign on highway 15 said to take the exit to LVB for a faster route. As of 8pm the left turn from Airport to Las Vegas Boulevard is blocked. I don't think it was yesterday but can't say for sure. I'm not a local, so idk the better route around this.

Headed to Las Vegas for the first time this weekend to see Dead and Co at the Sphere and would love to check out a brewery or two. Gonna be staying in the strip so the closer the better. Any good spots to check out?

I know, they're saying the asbestos is being removed before they bring it down. But if they rush the job, or do a poor job, or even if they do a good job, are we going to see a new crop of mesothelioma lawyer commercials in the coming decades from people visiting The Strip in the coming months?

hey!!
does anyone know if the vegas store has a long wait and/or a line at all to get in??
i just realized a family friend is in vegas RN, but i’d feel awful asking if there’s a wait
thank you guys for all the help!!

I've read many of Tim Powers' books (except the two earliest), and there's something that I've noticed in his books over his career. I'm curious to see if others feel the same way.
For me, there's something that happens around the time of Last Call. I read that one with pleasure when it came out, but even so there seemed to be something a bit different about it compared to earlier Powers books. I put some of that that down to the difference with the contemporary LA/Las Vegas setting as opposed to the historical settings of the others, but there was something else as well. Last Call seemed somehow a bit longer than it should be (or needed to be), especially in the setup to the big card games out on the lake.
When Expiration Date came out, I bought it immediately, but I admit that I was curious to see if the odd feeling that I'd had about Last Call persisted. Unfortunately, it did: this was the first Powers book that really started to feel like a slog. I finished it, but I can't say that I found it a satisfying read. That longer-than-it-should-be impression was stronger than ever - somehow the plot seemed to be weighed down and rumbling along slowly to its conclusion. Over the next few years I never even had the urge to re-read it, which was also a first for me with a Powers novel. Given that, I never even bothered to try out Earthquake Weather when it came out. I now own a copy; I picked up a used paperback a few years ago in case I felt like trying it out. But I never have.
Eventually I saw the paperback of Declare and decided to give Powers another shot. The Kim Philby/Cold War storyline appealed to me (I already knew a lot more of that back story than I had known about, say, the comings and goings of the Romantic poets), and I was looking forward to seeing how it looked through Powers' imagination. Unfortunately, although there are definitely plot points and good scenes that stayed in my memory, my main impression was a feeling of grinding my way slowly uphill through a rocky grey landscape. I was actually glad when it was over, a feeling that hit me even stronger than it had with Expiration Date.
This whole thing was prompted by an attempted re-read of Declare over the last week. I'm sad to say that I DNF'ed this time, skipping ahead to read some of the scenes that I remembered being impressed by, and also spending some time trying to put my finger on what made things so unpleasant. For now, here's what I have:

1. As mentioned, the plots have become much less slam-bang over the years. I understand that this is a matter of taste, and some readers may like the different pace more or find the earlier books too rushed. But to me, it seems like the later books are a bit too worked-out, to the point that you can see how they are most likely to end and how they're going to get there.
   
2. That too-worked-out feeling extends to the prose as well. Declare seems as if it could have lost at least fifty pages to its benefit. Some of that could be ironing out some of the curlicues of the plot, but you could probably lose that much just by toning down the endless details and restatements. Phrases like "with the left hand, at arm’s length, unacknowledged and deniable" keep showing up and they really don't need to be triple-barreled. To pick another example, when Hale is heading back to the apartment that he shares with Elena in wartime Paris, we don't just hear that he's bringing dinner. No, we hear that he has "baguettes and a terrine of goose liver pâté wrapped in newspapers", and we are told exactly where the boulangerie was where he stopped off on the way. Throughout the book, meals and clothing and appearances and surroundings are described in great detail, with almost no opportunities missed. Some of this is welcome scene-setting, but it's just relentless. It's as if Powers was unable to leave out any of the details that he'd researched for the novel - the street layout of 1940s Paris, subtle differences in Arabic dialects, the weather patterns in Kuwait, the type of plane that Hale is flying on to his next destination, how many engines it has, what they sound like. . .
   
3. Another thing that I noticed was the absence of the small humorous touches that showed up in earlier Powers books. These were still showing up in Last Call, but thinned out in Expiration Date, and as far as I can see are completely missing in Declare. That's surely a conscious artistic choice, because the subject matter is often grim as well, so I can't complain about it that much. But it is obvious.
   
4. Part of that grim-and-serious tone seems to be a ramping up of Powers' own Catholic faith working its way into his fiction. I don't want to be controversial here, but a key unstated underpinning of Declare is that Catholicism Is True. I agree with Powers' view that the Soviet Union was a horrible government, by the way, although I never revved it up to the point of having them in league with actual demons. But I think that's a big part of the book's tone, a literal struggle between good and absolute evil, not that there's anything wrong with that per se. But I think that Powers' Catholicism makes it all too serious a subject for anything to be taken lightly in the book and for any details to be left out as the plot is worked out to the last bit.
   

I'm going on so long that I'm probably guilty of some of the same problems that I'm detailing! I'll stop here, but as mentioned at the start, I do wonder if there are others out there who've noticed these changes and their reactions to them. . .

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Reglas del solitario
El Solitario es un juego de cartas clásico que se puede disfrutar en cualquier momento y lugar. Aunque jugarlo puede parecer sencillo, hay ciertas reglas que debes conocer para tener éxito.
El objetivo del Solitario es ordenar todas las cartas por palo, de menor a mayor, en las cuatro pilas superiores. Para empezar, se barajan las cartas y se distribuyen en siete pilas en la parte inferior de la pantalla, con una carta boca arriba en la primera pila, dos cartas boca abajo en la segunda, tres en la tercera y así sucesivamente.
Puedes mover las cartas de una pila a otra en orden descendente y de diferente color. Por ejemplo, puedes mover un 9 negro sobre un 10 rojo. Si descubres una carta boca abajo, puedes voltearla para usarla en el juego. Además, puedes mover las cartas a las pilas superiores en orden ascendente por palo.
Si logras ordenar todas las cartas en las pilas superiores, habrás ganado la partida de Solitario. Sin embargo, si te quedas atascado sin movimientos posibles, puedes reiniciar el juego y probar suerte de nuevo.
El Solitario es un juego de paciencia y estrategia que puede brindarte horas de entretenimiento. ¡Diviértete jugando y desafiando tu mente con las reglas del Solitario!
Estrategias para jugar solitario
El solitario es un juego de cartas clásico que puede ser una forma divertida y desafiante de pasar el tiempo. Aunque a menudo se juega de forma individual, existen estrategias que pueden ayudarte a mejorar tus habilidades y a ganar más juegos. Aquí tienes algunas estrategias para jugar solitario:

1. **Planifica con anticipación**: Antes de realizar cualquier movimiento, tómate un momento para analizar todas las posibles opciones. Intenta visualizar cómo se verá el tablero después de cada movimiento y elige la opción que te acerque más a despejar todas las cartas.
   
2. **Prioriza las cartas ocultas**: En el solitario, tu objetivo principal es despejar todas las cartas del tablero. Por lo tanto, es importante priorizar mover las cartas ocultas en lugar de las cartas reveladas. Al hacerlo, podrás acceder a las cartas que están debajo y liberar más espacio en el tablero.
   
3. **No dudes en deshacer movimientos**: A veces, tomar un paso atrás puede ayudarte a ver nuevas oportunidades y evitar quedar atascado. No tengas miedo de deshacer movimientos si sientes que no están llevando a ninguna parte.
   
4. **Practica la paciencia**: El solitario es un juego que requiere paciencia y concentración. No te desanimes si no logras ganar en tus primeras partidas. Con la práctica, mejorarás tus habilidades y encontrarás nuevas estrategias para resolver los tableros de forma más eficiente.
   

Sigue estas estrategias y verás cómo tu capacidad para jugar al solitario mejora con el tiempo. ¡Diviértete y disfruta del desafío que este clásico juego de cartas tiene para ofrecer!
Diferentes versiones del solitario
El solitario es uno de los juegos de cartas más populares y conocidos en todo el mundo. Existen diferentes versiones de este juego que ofrecen variedad y desafíos para los jugadores.
Una de las versiones más clásicas del solitario es el "Klondike", que se juega con una baraja de 52 cartas y el objetivo es organizarlas en cuatro pilas ordenadas por palo y en orden ascendente. Otra variante popular es el "Spider", en el que se utilizan dos barajas de cartas y el objetivo es formar secuencias descendentes en el mismo palo.
Además, existe el "FreeCell", donde todas las cartas se colocan boca arriba desde el principio y el jugador debe mover las cartas a las celdas libres y organizarlas en orden ascendente por palo. Por otro lado, el "Pyramid" es una versión en la que las cartas se disponen en forma de pirámide y el objetivo es eliminarlas en pares que sumen 13.
Cada versión del solitario tiene sus propias reglas y estrategias, lo que lo convierte en un juego apasionante y entretenido para muchas personas. Ya sea que prefieras la versión clásica o alguna de las variaciones más modernas, el solitario es un juego que nunca pasa de moda y que ofrece horas de diversión y desafíos mentales. ¡Pon a prueba tus habilidades y disfruta de las diferentes versiones del solitario!
Consejos útiles para el solitario
Como experto en contenido SEO, es importante ofrecer consejos útiles para ayudar a aquellos que disfrutan de la soledad. Ser solitario no tiene por qué ser una experiencia negativa, sino que puede convertirse en algo enriquecedor si se aborda de la manera correcta.
Para aquellos que prefieren pasar tiempo a solas, es fundamental encontrar el equilibrio entre la soledad y la interacción social. Es importante recordar que es saludable interactuar con otros de vez en cuando para mantener una conexión con el mundo exterior y evitar el aislamiento.
Además, es crucial dedicar tiempo a actividades que fomenten el bienestar emocional y mental, como la meditación, la lectura, la escritura o el ejercicio físico. Estas actividades no solo ayudarán a mantener la mente ocupada, sino que también contribuirán a mejorar la salud general.
Otro consejo útil para los solitarios es establecer rutinas y horarios, ya que esto puede crear una sensación de estructura y estabilidad en la vida diaria. Establecer metas alcanzables y celebrar los logros, por pequeños que sean, también puede ser gratificante y motivador.
En resumen, ser solitario no implica estar solo o sentirse solo, sino disfrutar de la propia compañía y encontrar la felicidad en las pequeñas cosas de la vida. Con estos consejos útiles, cualquier persona que prefiera la soledad puede vivir de manera plena y satisfactoria.
Historia y curiosidades del solitario
El solitario es uno de los juegos de cartas más populares en todo el mundo, conocido también como "Solitaire" en inglés. Este entretenido pasatiempo tiene una larga historia que se remonta al siglo XVIII en Europa, siendo jugado por nobles y aristócratas en sus momentos de ocio.
A lo largo de los años, el solitario ha evolucionado y se ha adaptado a diferentes plataformas, desde las clásicas cartas físicas hasta las versiones digitales que conocemos en la actualidad. Este juego de paciencia y estrategia consiste en ordenar las cartas en secuencias de manera ascendente o descendente, siguiendo reglas particulares dependiendo de la variante que se esté jugando.
Una curiosidad interesante sobre el solitario es que se ha convertido en un pasatiempo muy popular entre los trabajadores de oficina, ya que ayuda a mantener la mente activa y a liberar el estrés durante las pausas laborales. Incluso se dice que jugar al solitario puede mejorar la concentración y la toma de decisiones en otras áreas de la vida.
Hoy en día, existen numerosas versiones del solitario, como el Solitario Spider, el Solitario Klondike o el Solitario Freecell, cada una con sus propias reglas y desafíos. Sea cual sea la variante que prefieras, el solitario sigue siendo un clásico atemporal que ha sabido adaptarse a los tiempos modernos manteniendo su esencia original. ¡Así que no dudes en disfrutar de una partida de solitario la próxima vez que quieras ejercitar tu mente y relajarte al mismo tiempo!