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firefighter spotted a little boy waving as his truck passed by.. and decided to turn it into a moment he'd never forget

u/Educational_Play5772 — 1 month ago

Systematic targeting of minority women in Virginia

Sorry if this has already been discussed. It’s news for me.

Minority woman (over 900) trusted the doctor and helping them get pregnant and instead of doing that it appears that the doctor they trusted did the opposite and the performed hysterectomies and other non desired procedures . Yes, this is 2026

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u/Educational_Play5772 — 2 months ago
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Help with LG slide in wall unit ac that has error code 34

This is my main ac source. The code appears repeatedly even though filter is clean. Did an online search and it says I need a professional. Called HVAC companies but they said they don’t work on slide in wall units. Advice?

Digital search summary: Turn the unit off and unplug it for about 5–10 minutes, then plug it back in.
Clean the air filter.
Make sure nothing is blocking the back or sides of the air conditioner and that hot air can escape freely.
If the code returns repeatedly, the unit likely needs professional service, especially if the airflow is good and the filter is clean.

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u/Educational_Play5772 — 2 months ago
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Pupil who invented device to help homeless named 'girl of the year' and she deserves it.

Rebecca Young, a Scottish student from Kelvinside Academy in Glasgow, designed a life-saving, solar-powered heated blanket built into a portable backpack to help homeless individuals survive freezing winters. The device functions as a blanket that integrates into a wearable backpack, using flexible solar panels to collect energy during daylight hours and store it in a compact, lightweight battery pack. Copper wires embedded in the fabric release up to eight hours of warmth at night, using a smart circuit to safely regulate temperature within a waterproof, durable, and flame-retardant material. The concept won the UK Primary Engineer competition out of 70,000 entries and earned Rebecca a spot on Time Magazine's list of "Girls of the Year".

[Source](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9wyv1r0yjeo)

u/Downtown-Vanilla-728 — 2 months ago
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Dr. Matthews visited Crofton Place Apartments in northeast Houston after residents raised concerns about conditions at the complex

u/Educational_Play5772 — 2 months ago