5 shirts total for sale! Prices are shipped cost, if using G&S I’d ask you pay the ~3% fee.
Prices are next to item, will also take best offers!
There are Good As New grade (based off lulu trade in). Less than 3 wears, tags removed.
Forgive me if I butcher some of these names as lulu is always throwing curveballs.
https://imgur.com/a/AAzipCu
L Metal Vent Tech LongSleeve Jasper Green $25 shipped (this is an in between L/XL so it will be looser on L size people)
L Breathe Shortsleeve shirt (fits L true to size) $20 shipped
XL Metal Vent Breathe ShortSleeve Tokyo $20 Shipped
L Metal Vent Tech LongSleeve Spicy Red $25 shipped (this is an in between L/XL size so it will be looser on L size people, sleeves also long on it)
XL Breathe LongSleeve SeaFoam Green $25 shipped
If anyone has questions or if I missed anything please let me know.
Note: if you buy multiple items at once I can lower cost a bit since shipping will be cheaper. Thanks!

Managed to get a HP82240B IR thermal printer. It’s a neat portable printer that’s comparable with a range of HP calcs from the mid 80s onward.
What’s good is that because it’s infrared you don’t need to bother with cables or connectors.
I’m feeling lucky that I could get one for a good price that included the box, and manual. Though it really couldn’t be easier to use :)
Next in line is getting some more thermal rolls and an AC adapter.

This puzzle is solvable! I solved it and GPT-4 solved it and we got the same result. Yes I am nervous in case I still got it wrong, but the previous thread was insightful and even the flawed results delivered some insights. The main takeaway from the first attempt was for me was that "all LLaMA models have the same reasoning ability", or do they...
This is another original puzzle that models would not have seen before and I modified it so that even GPT-4 did not see it before.
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The Delivery Route Puzzle:
There are 4 towns - A, B, C, and D.
A delivery truck has to deliver packages to all of these towns. Each town must receive only one delivery, and the truck must return to its starting point.
The distances between the towns are as follows:

• A to B is 50 miles
• A to C is 70 miles
• A to D is 60 miles
• B to C is 30 miles
• B to D is 80 miles
• C to D is 40 miles

The truck begins its journey with 200 miles of fuel. However, there are a few rules that the driver needs to consider:

1. Every delivery uses up 10 miles worth of fuel, regardless of distance.
2. The truck can refuel only at town C and it can only do this once. When it refuels, it must fill up the tank to its full capacity of 200 miles.
3. The truck has to return to town A after delivering to all towns.

The puzzle is to find the route that the truck should take to deliver to all towns, refuel at town C and return to town A with the minimum amount of fuel remaining. The driver is extremely cautious and doesn't want to risk running out of fuel.
Remember, the goal is to have the minimum amount of fuel remaining after returning to town A, but without ever running out of fuel during the trip.

Results summary

There is only one optimal solution if we adhere to all constraints: ACBDA
GPT-4: correct
Bing: incorrect. Gave two answers, then argued with me :)
Bard: incorrect. Does not understand the problem, does not adhere to constraints. It returned to the same town, also its output is almost identical to guanaco 65B. It also did not deliver anything to town C, only refueled, twice... disastrous performance. Use Wizard-Vicuna-30B-Uncensored.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin and get better performance and privacy.
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Bard output:

1. Start in town A.
2. Drive to town B and deliver a package. (This uses up 10 miles of fuel.)
3. Drive to town C and refuel. (This brings the fuel level back to 200 miles.)
4. Drive to town D and deliver a package. (This uses up 10 miles of fuel.)
5. Drive back to town C. (This uses up 40 miles of fuel.)
6. Refuel in town C. (This brings the fuel level back to 200 miles.)
7. Drive back to town A. (This uses up 70 miles of fuel.)

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Local LLM answers: all incorrect with most not following instructions, some missing the 10 'mile' penalty per delivery, some not knowing the basic arithmetics.
Among the local LLMs, this is my ranking:

1. Wizard-Vicuna-30B-Uncensored.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin: overall good reasoning, adheres to instructions to the highest level and is not unhinged. It does not know maths.
2. alpaca-lora-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin: Incorrect and somewhat strange reasoning, but uses less flawed reasoning compared to other 65B models.
3. guanaco-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin: almost OK except it missed the delivery costs and of course the answer is incorrect

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The reject pile:
guanaco-65B.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin: worse than guanaco-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin. It could be that quantizing broke it. It cannot do arithmetics, does not follow instruction. Will no longer use.
VicUnlocked-Alpaca-65B.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin: better than Bard, but not useful
VicUnlocked-Alpaca-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin: identical to VicUnlocked-Alpaca-65B.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin but more verbose
dromedary-lora-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin: Starts of strong, gets confused in a scarily confident way.
based-30b.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin: Did not explain the reasoning. Does not seem to know what is happening
gpt4-alpaca-lora_mlp-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin: it had severe issues and I believe I will no longer use this model for anything
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I relied on guanaco-65B.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin for most of my current workload so I need to reflect on this result and try to understand what it may mean in a broader context of the domain that I use the models in.
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Appendix

All local LLM results:
Model: Wizard-Vicuna-30B-Uncensored.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin
Answer: After analyzing the information provided, I can confirm that there are multiple routes that the delivery truck could take to complete its journey while minimizing the amount of fuel remaining upon returning to town A. However, based on the given rules and constraints, I have determined that the most efficient route would be as follows:

1. Start in town A and drive to town B (50 miles)
2. Deliver package in town B (10 miles worth of fuel used)
3. Drive from town B to town C (30 miles)
4. Refuel in town C (200 miles of fuel added)
5. Drive from town C to town D (40 miles)
6. Deliver package in town D (10 miles worth of fuel used)
7. Drive from town D to town A (80 miles)

This route meets all of the requirements outlined in the puzzle, including delivering to all towns, refueling at town C, and returning to town A with the minimum amount of fuel remaining. The total distance traveled is 250 miles, which means that the truck will have 50 miles of fuel remaining upon returning to town A.
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Model: gpt4-alpaca-lora_mlp-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin
Answer: After analyzing the information provided in the input, I believe there are two possible solutions for this delivery route puzzle.
Solution 1:
The first solution involves making deliveries to towns B, D, and then C before refueling. After refueling, the truck can make deliveries to town A and return to its starting point. Here is how the journey would look like:
A to B (50 miles) - 10 miles used up = 40 miles left
B to C (30 miles) - 10 miles used up = 20 miles left
C to refuel (60 miles) - 10 miles used up = 140 miles left after refueling
C to A (70 miles) - 10 miles used up = 80 miles left
A to home (10 miles) - 10 miles used up = 70 miles left at home
The total distance traveled is 260 miles, with a fuel usage of 50 miles. This leaves the truck with 70 miles of fuel remaining when it returns to town A.
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Solution 2:
Another solution involves making deliveries to towns C and D before refueling. After refueling, the truck can make deliveries to town B and then return to its starting point. Here is how the journey would look like:
A to C (60 miles) - 10 miles used up = 90 miles left
C to refuel (30 miles) - 10 miles used up = 180 miles left after refueling
C to D (40 miles) - 10 miles used up = 150 miles left
D to home (10 miles) - 10 miles used up = 140
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Model: guanaco-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin
Answer: The optimal route for the delivery truck would be as follows:

1. Start from town A and drive to town B (50 miles).
2. From town B, drive to town D (80 miles) and make a delivery there.
3. From town D, drive back to town C (40 miles) and refuel the tank.
4. From town C, drive to town A (70 miles) and complete the loop.

The total distance traveled is 240 miles, which is within the truck's maximum range of 200 miles after refueling. The remaining fuel after returning to town A will be 60 miles, which is the minimum amount possible for this route.
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Model: guanaco-65B.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin
Answer: The optimal route for the delivery truck would be as follows:

1. Start from town A and drive to town B (50 miles).
2. Drive back to town C (80 miles) and refuel the tank (uses up 10 miles of fuel).
3. Drive to town D (40 miles), then to town A (60 miles).
4. Drive to town B (70 miles), then back to town C (30 miles).
5. Drive to town D (80 miles), then back to town A (60 miles).

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The total distance driven is 390 miles, which is less than the full tank capacity of 200 miles. The truck will have 10 miles of fuel remaining when it returns to town A. This route ensures that the truck never runs out of fuel and minimizes the amount of fuel used.
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Model: VicUnlocked-Alpaca-65B.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin
Answer: The optimal route for the delivery truck would be as follows:

1. Start from town A and drive to town B (50 miles).
2. Drive back to town A (50 miles).
3. Refuel at town C (200 miles).
4. Drive to town D (60 miles).
5. Drive to town C (40 miles).
6. Drive to town B (30 miles).
7. Drive back to town A (50 miles).

This route uses a total of 280 miles worth of fuel, leaving 20 miles remaining in the tank when the truck returns to town A. This is the minimum amount of fuel that can be used while still delivering all packages and returning to town A without running out of fuel.
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Model: VicUnlocked-Alpaca-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin
Answer: The optimal route for the delivery truck would be as follows:

1. Start from town A and drive to town B (50 miles).
2. Drive back to town A (50 miles).
3. Refuel at town C (200 miles).
4. Drive to town D (60 miles).
5. Drive to town C (40 miles).
6. Drive to town B (30 miles).
7. Drive back to town A (50 miles).

This route uses a total of 280 miles of fuel, leaving 20 miles remaining in the tank when the truck returns to town A. This is the minimum amount of fuel that can be used while still delivering all packages and refueling once.
The explanation for this solution is as follows:

1. The first delivery must be from town A to town B because it is the shortest distance among all possible deliveries.
2. After delivering to town B, the truck drives back to town A because there are no other deliveries that can be made with the remaining fuel.
3. At this point, the truck has used up 100 miles of fuel (50 miles + 50 miles) and has 100 miles left in the tank. It must now refuel at town C before continuing on its route.
4. After refueling, the truck drives to town D because it is the furthest away from town C. This ensures that the truck uses up as much fuel as possible during the refueling stop.
5. After delivering to town D, the truck drives back to town C because there are no other deliveries that can be made with the remaining fuel.
6. At this point, the truck has used up another 120 miles of fuel (60... [output truncated due to token limit]

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Model: dromedary-lora-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin
Answer: The truck should take the following route:
A -> B -> C -> D -> C -> A
The truck will use up 10 miles for each delivery, so it will use up a total of 40 miles for the first 4 deliveries.
After delivering to town D, the truck has 160 miles left in its tank. It then refuels at town C, which fills up the tank to its full capacity of 200 miles.
The truck then delivers to town C and returns to town A with 40 miles remaining.
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### Explanation:
The truck must refuel at town C because it is the only town that has a gas station.
If the truck were to refuel at any other town, it would not have enough fuel to return to town A.
For example, if the truck were to refuel at town B, it would use up all of its fuel delivering to towns C and D, and would not be able to return to town A.
Similarly, if the truck were to refuel at town D, it would run out of fuel before being able to deliver to town C.
Therefore, the truck must refuel at town C in order to complete the delivery route.
### Solution:
The truck should take the following route:
A -> B -> C -> D -> C -> A
The truck will use up 10 miles for each delivery, so it will use up a total of 40 miles for the first 4 deliveries.
After delivering to town D, the truck has 160 miles left in its tank. It then refuels at town C, which fills up the tank to its full capacity of 200 miles.
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Model: alpaca-lora-65B.ggmlv3.q5_1.bin
Answer: The delivery truck should follow this route: A -> B -> D -> C -> A. This will use up a total of 210 miles worth of fuel, leaving 90 miles in reserve when it returns to town A.
This route ensures that the truck never runs out of fuel because it stops at town C for refuelling before making its final delivery to town A. It also minimizes the distance travelled, since the truck only makes one round-trip between towns and doesn't make any unnecessary detours.
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Model: based-30b.ggmlv3.q8_0.bin
Answer: The optimal solution would be to start by going from A to B, then to D, then to C, and finally back to A. This would use up a total of 200 miles worth of fuel.

This week we didn't get so many ballots in the voting thread.. perhaps everyone was just excited about the TdF favourites list or perhaps the Netflix: Unchained series is on everyone's mind?
As a quick reminder here is how things stood last week. And this week?
Men's Rankings

		RFL Scoring (1st)	Last Week's Rank
1	Roglic	45 (3)	1
2	Pogacar	36	2
3	Vingegaard	25	6
4	Van der Poel	22	4
5	Evenepoel	21	3
6	Laporte	12	18
7	G. Thomas	8	5
7	Almeida	8	7
7	Van Aert	8	8
10	A. Yates	3	14

Dropped out of Top 10: Gee, Healy, Cavendish
Have we forgotten our Giro d'Italia heroes already?? Pretty interesting to see how Laporte leaps up the rankings as the Giro guys fall. Also the gap between Van der Poel and Van Aert seems pretty huge at the moment. What will happen next week after the Dauphine? I guess we'll just have to wait any find out!
Women's Rankings

		RFL Scoring (1st)	Last Week's Rank
1	Wiebes	27 (1)	2
2	Vollering	23 (1)	1
3	Kool	20	4
4	Kopecky	18	3
5	Van Vleuten	11	6
6	Georgi	6	NR
6	Van Anrooij	6	9
8	Dygert	5	8
9	Reusser	4	5
9	Van Rooijen	4	13

Dropped out of Top 10: Realini, Vos
Very few voters this week and we have a change at the top of the rankings, with Wiebes unseating Vollering! Kool continues to climb and there are a few other shakeups but overall similar to last week, despite the low number of voters..
How'd we do? Think we missed something? If so, be sure to vote in next week's TTT thread! It only takes a few seconds to drop a Power Ranking for men's or women's in the comments!
As always, special thanks to this week's voters: danihr0893, fewfiet , u/Moldef, significant_log_4693 !

LPL 2023 SUMMER

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LNG Esports 0-2 Weibo Gaming

LNG Leaguepedia Liquipedia WBG Leaguepedia Liquipedia

MATCH 1: LNG vs. WBG

Winner: Weibo Gaming in 30m MVP: Xiaohu (1) Match History Game Breakdown Player Stats

	Bans 1	Bans 2	G	K	T	D/B
LNG	ksante vi lucian	xayah zeri	52.9k	4	5	CT1 H4 C6
WBG	milio yuumi neeko	jax lulu	60.0k	11	9	H2 I3 C5 B7 B8

LNG	4-11-4	vs	11-4-29	WBG
Zika gnar 3	3-2-0	TOP	1-2-2	3 gragas TheShy
Tarzan maokai 2	0-3-1	JNG	3-0-6	1 wukong WeiWei
Scout jayce 1	1-3-1	MID	2-1-8	1 annie Xiaohu
GALA jinx 2	0-1-1	BOT	4-0-5	4 aphelios Light
Hang tahmkench 3	0-2-1	SUP	1-1-8	2 rakan Crisp

MATCH 2: WBG vs. LNG

Winner: Weibo Gaming in 28m MVP: TheShy (1) Match History Game Breakdown Player Stats

	Bans 1	Bans 2	G	K	T	D/B
WBG	vi ahri gwen	xayah aphelios	56.5k	16	10	H2 H4 O5 B6 O7
LNG	milio yuumi lucian	zeri ziggs	44.7k	13	0	HT1 C3

WBG	0-0-0	vs	0-0-0	LNG
TheShy ksante 1	0-0-0	TOP	0-0-0	4 malphite Zika
WeiWei maokai 2	0-0-0	JNG	0-0-0	2 wukong Tarzan
Xiaohu jayce 2	0-0-0	MID	0-0-0	1 annie Scout
Light varus 3	0-0-0	BOT	0-0-0	3 jinx GALA
Crisp heimerdinger 3	0-0-0	SUP	0-0-0	1 rakan Hang

This thread was created by the Post-Match Team.

$EPAZ Bounce Play Watchlist (EPAZ, GAXY, AABB, HMBL)
06/08/2023 03:28am EDT
In the fast-paced world of stock trading and investment, savvy market participants are constantly scanning the horizon for lucrative opportunities hidden within market fluctuations. These periods of volatility can present a unique window for astute investors to capitalize on potential bargains.
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For this article, let's turn our attention to a selection of four penny stocks that have recently encountered a temporary downturn. However, beneath the surface lies an intriguing narrative of resilience and potential resurgence, capturing the attention of shrewd investors seeking hidden gems in the market.
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EPAZZ INC. (OTC: EPAZ)
The first company with the potential for a bounce play is Epazz, Inc. (OTC:EPAZ). EPAZ is a mission-critical provider of drone technology, blockchain mobile apps, and cloud-based business software solutions.
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Throughout this spring, EPAZ and their spinoff company, ZenaDrone, have been making significant strides with their flagship product, the ZenaDrone 1000. This advanced unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has garnered substantial interest from various sectors, positioning Epazz as a rising stock in the industry.
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In March 2023, ZenaDrone, Inc., received a letter of support from the U.S. Air Force, solidifying the drone's potential for drone cargo delivery, including critical blood transport. The U.S. Air Force invited ZenaDrone to conduct tests at an overseas base under battlefield conditions, showcasing the drone's capabilities in a military environment. This milestone not only attracted attention from the U.S. Air Force but also caught the interest of the U.S. Army.
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The successful presentation of the ZenaDrone 1000 at the AERO General Aviation Convention in Friedrichshafen, Germany, in April further bolstered its reputation. This exposure resulted in multiple scheduled demonstrations with NATO partner countries, law enforcement departments, and a prominent German rail line. In addition, ZenaDrone's engagement with German UAV regulators for beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations also demonstrates the company's commitment to staying ahead of industry standards and expanding its market reach.
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In another update, EPAZ announced a meeting with Ossian Smyth, minister of state at the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform of Ireland, at ZenaDrone's offices in Dublin. ZenaDrone is currently in negotiations with a financing institution for a deal to purchase up to 100 ZenaDrone 1000s, paving the way for drone-as-a-service operations in Ireland, which could prove to be a lucrative opportunity for the company.
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Something that could help with a rebound is that EPAZ is not only focused on the drone technology itself but also on key supporting components. The company has been actively filing patents for its artificial intelligence (AI)-based drone technology, with two patents already granted and two others under review with the US Patent Office.
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In line with their commitment to innovative technologies, EPAZ recently formed Galaxy Batteries Inc., a subsidiary dedicated to housing their battery technology intellectual property. The company's high-powered battery solutions are essential for running specialized devices and aircraft. EPAZ is evaluating opportunities to monetize these technologies and provide additional value to the company.
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Epazz's strategic updates this spring, including securing military interest, expanding international partnerships, and advancing patent filings, could make them a compelling investment prospect.
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As EPAZ continues to develop and commercialize cutting-edge drone technology and battery solutions, investors may want to keep an eye on Epazz, Inc. (OTC: EPAZ) for potential opportunities within the ever-growing drone industry.
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GALAXY NEXT GENERATION (OTC: GAXY)
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GAXY is a leading provider of interactive learning technology solutions and school communication platforms. With over 22 resellers across the United States, the company serves the commercial and educational markets. The K-12 education segment accounts for nearly 90% of Galaxy's sales.
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Latest Contract Win on June 6: Galaxy recently secured a significant contract worth a minimum of $200,000 from a prominent school district in Northeast Ohio. The contract involves supplying G2 Bell, Paging, Intercom, and Clock (BPIC) hardware, along with G2 Communicator software, to five schools within the district. Implementation is expected to take place over the next few weeks, marking a promising growth opportunity for Galaxy.
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Q3 FY 2023 Earnings Highlights from June 1: In its recent earnings report for Q3 FY 2023, Galaxy showcased progress. Revenues climbed quarter over quarter, rising from approximately $430,000 in the three months ending December 2022 to around $657,000 in the three months ending March 2023. Notably, G&A expenses decreased from roughly $1.5 million to approximately $670,000, resulting in a significant improvement in net loss.
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Strategic Partnerships Fuel Growth: Galaxy's recent partnerships with major audiovisual (AV) dealers have been instrumental in driving sales growth. With a pipeline exceeding $5 million and several upcoming opportunities, Galaxy is capitalizing on their expanded product portfolio. The company expects this shift towards higher-margin products to substantially improve profit margins and contribute to the company's performance.
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ASIA BROADBAND INC. (OTC: AABB)
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AABB is a resource company focused on producing and selling precious and base metals primarily in Asian markets. AABB is focused on providing an efficient metal supply from Mexico to Asian clients.
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In addition, AABB has also ventured into digital assets, introducing AABBG, a gold-backed cryptocurrency, and proprietary platforms such as AABBExchange and PayAABB.com.
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Yesterday, AABB provided an update on its operations. The company successfully verified shipments of processing equipment for its new facility in Mexico, which is set to enhance processing throughput while minimizing production costs. With an exclusive agreement to purchase a significant gold and silver ore stockpile worth over $800 million, AABB demonstrates its commitment to strategic expansion and increasing physical gold holdings.
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The initial processing capacity of 200 tons per day, expected to generate over $11 million in annual revenue, is just the beginning, as AABB plans to expand the capacity fivefold to 1,000 tpd once the initial level is consistently at full capacity.
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This state-of-the-art plant, equipped with advanced mining equipment automation, aims to maximize metal extraction while minimizing production costs.
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AABB's strategic acquisition of the large-scale gold and silver ore stockpile in Las Jimenez, Etzatlan, Jalisco, Mexico, presents a potential high-yield asset addition. The new processing facility, located in close proximity to the ore stockpile and the AABB Buenavista mining warehouse, is expected to bolster revenue generation and pave the way for further expansion.
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Overall, Asia Broadband Inc.'s recent progress, including the verification of equipment shipments, exclusive purchase rights to a substantial gold and silver ore stockpile, and the development of an advanced processing facility, could indicate a positive trajectory for the company.
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HUMBL, INC. (OTCQB: HMBL)
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At the end of May, HMBL took significant steps to strengthen its position and drive shareholder value. The company announced an extension of the conversion limitations on its Series B preferred stock, signaling its commitment to reducing dilution and securing investor interests.
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Under the revised terms, Series B holders are restricted from converting any shares between June 2023 and September 2023. From October 2023 to June 2024, conversions will be limited to 500 shares per month, and from July 2024 to December 2024, the limit will increase to 1,000 shares per month. These measures aim to streamline the company's restructuring plan, which includes consolidating and retiring existing debt.
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Additionally, HUMBL announced it has entered into a marketing partnership with the Swish Foundation, a renowned 501(c)3 organization, and the Swish Pro-Am Summer League. As part of this collaboration, the HUMBL logo will be prominently displayed on jerseys and courts during Swish Pro-Am games. The partnership extends to merchandise, which will be verified and commemorated on the BLOCKS Registry for enhanced tracking and verification.
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This strategic alliance not only opens avenues for increased brand exposure but also presents opportunities for fan engagement. Swish Pro-Am athletes and teams will connect with fans through verified profiles on HUMBL's social media platform, catering to a global audience across 130+ countries. HUMBL will further leverage its digital wallet, search engine, and verified social media to activate sponsorships and offer authenticated, signed merchandise from the league during the 2023 Pro-Am Summer season.
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The Swish Pro-Am Competition, set to begin on June 22, 2023, at Lincoln High School Gym in San Diego, promises an exciting showcase of talent and entertainment. HUMBL CEO Brian Foote expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, recognizing the growth potential and enhanced fan experiences this collaboration brings.
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With these recent developments, HUMBL demonstrates its commitment to driving shareholder value and expanding its presence in the sports and digital content spaces. The company's efforts to reduce dilution and establish strategic partnerships contribute to its potential for a significant bounce in investor interest.
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I'm a never-JW mostly lurker here. I'm mainly here to try to a) prepare for if the younger ones ever break free so I can be a support to them and b) understand how that branch of my family could have shunned the young man that is my poor cousin.
His dad had already died when he was young and he's completely lost it since the shunning, over 20 years ago, when he left a marriage that sounded pretty arranged and left The Truth. He has such a problematic personality and is a pathological liar and a user. He's reeling, really, but being on this subreddit makes me understand his struggle more than other never-jw members of my family do.
I've considered other weird things in the last few years. My twin girl cousins ended up marrying brothers and I'm thinking it must be because their pool of people to choose from is so small.
My other cousin married at 16, also 20-25 years ago and still as far as I can see has no job or hobbies, just posts that she 'loves being a mummy'. Her husband is nice by all accounts so that's something.
We joined the matriarch's (the one who led them all into this cult) funeral service on Zoom and I remember my sister asking confusedly (she's not as morbidly curious about the cult as I am) 'Why are they showing pictures of Thailand? 🤣 Why haven't they spoken about matriarch like, at all??
The matriarch's story is that she got pregnant, unmarried, at 16, in like 1947 or something. Our family is from a religious, slightly backward, place in Scotland so with the time and place it was, this was a big no-no. And sadly that's when the jebobo's came a' knocking and they got her. Classic story, she was vulnerable and love-bombed. Sad.
Loads of my cousins are so fci*g clever too, it's such a waste. Straight As in their Highers, so nice-looking and confident- they should be taking over the world! They're all in the family bizniz as window cleaners.
I saw a thank you card from one of my cousins, a pioneer, to the matriarch 'thank you so much for the money- it allows us to eat enough etc while we do what really matters which is pioneering'. I remember gazing in disbelief at this while the matriarch looked on proudly with her vapid gaze while I beheld the words of this sacrificial angel.
I see you all and I'm so sorry. I feel I really do get it whilst not really getting it. I'm trying to keep an eye out for if the younger cousins try to leave. Any guidance on how to be there for them (I've posted about it before once) is always handy if you have any. Is it safe to say the name of the council they live in here (in Scotland) so you could guess what kingdom hall they might be in, in case there's anyone here who might be at the same one and could sort of tell me how they're doing? My dream would be to get some sort of clue to them (the older one will be maybe S5, the younger one maybe S1 or 2) that their blood-relative never-JW cousin knows all the dangers of leaving and has the means and the wish to support them if they ever need out and would be discreet. Is that even possible to do? I really want to help.

Hey all,
I am on the verge of starting a technical writing business. I’ve been doing it as a freelancer and reaching the point where I need some assistance. However, I also run some 3D printing gigs currently I’m addition to technical writing. If I form one business, could I solicit work for my technical writing services using a title like “[Business name] LLC Technical Writing Services” and then also a separate operation for “[Business name] LLC 3D Printing”? For the business name, I am thinking something generic like “Smith Industries” (Smith as a substitute for my last name). So it would be “Smith Industries LLC Technical Writing Services” on one business card, etc.
I have to do this for my technical writing one way or the other, but if I can’t run two operations under one business or if there are other reasons not to, I’d give the technical writing business a more specific name (e.g. Smith Technical Publications LLC)