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My daughter is 11 years old and good at mathematics above her grade level; however, her school does not do any differentiations, and she becomes bored most of the time. I need a tutor that can teach her more advanced material and not just the material she already knows.

The problem is that every tutor we have hired so far has always started from the beginning and progressed up to her level wasting the first month.

with the movie and tom king's woman of tomorrow getting all this buzz again, figured I'd share where I've been reading kara stuff in 2026.

dc universe infinite is the obvious main one, has woman of tomorrow, the sterling gates run from the rebirth era, plus most of the recent stuff with krypto cameos. their app is fine on mobile though the ipad version has weird scaling on older issues.

globalcomix is my pick for older supergirl runs. bronze age and silver age kara material is on there, krypto related superman family runs from the 60s/70s are too, and the guided panel reading mode handles older art that wasn't laid out for digital. dc back catalog is a la carte rather than gold included but worth it.

amazon kindle if you just want specific arcs and don't want a subscription, but expect to pay 4 to 5 bucks per issue.

Physical wise abebooks for the peter david run since it's never been fully digitized worth it imo.

Planning a bachelorette in Tulum in July. 6 people for 4 nights. Everyone needs to look coordinated enough for photos without much matchy matchy. Brief everyone got is fun, colorful, vacation vibes which is very helpful.

My issue is finding things that pack without wrinkling and still look out together in pics. Well be taking a lot of pictures and I need dresses that don't look sad and creased in every shot.

What have people worn for bachelorette trips? Specially curious about fabrics that can travel well.

the second a personalised recommendation lines up exactly with company's store, I'm out. Conflict is too obvious been looking for an online doctors with nothing to sell just their medical advice on what I'm doing.

Launching a 16 key boutique property later this year and trying to figure out what hospitality software is necessary at this size versus what gets oversold to new operators. Every vendor makes their tool sound essential and the bill adds up fast if you buy everything that gets recommended.

Specifically trying to figure out what the non-negotiables are at launch versus what can wait until we have the volume to justify it. Anyone gone through this recently for a similarly sized property?

I am really stressed about getting wrong photographers, can't redo wedding photos right? Every photographer has a polished portfolio that looks great but I can't tell who delivers reliably vs who just has a great instagram and not much else behind it.

Where are people finding photographers they could trust before booking. Real reviews, not just false ratings. Recommendations from people who were not actually paid to give them.

We pay for logrocket. Engineering team uses it heavily for debugging. product team barely touches it because every behavioural question comes back with engineering answers.at our session volume renewal cost is significant for a tool that's fully utilised by one team and ignored by others.

My A/C has recently stopped cooling properly and I'm trying to figure out whether it can be repaired or if replacement is the smarter option. Before calling companies, I've looked into common causes online, but I'd like recommendations for an honest HVAC technician in the St. Petersburg area who won't automatically push a replacement if a repair is reasonable.

Has anyone worked with a company they'd recommend? Thanks in advance.

I've tried to do it myself but I can't seem to fix it instead it makes the situation worse. so I want someone that gets the job done quickly.

Two years ago when my daughter was a baby I was militantly anti screen. I read all the AAP guidelines, no TV in eyesight. That mom about it

She's 3.5 now and asking constantly about letters, keeps asking for "the ipad with the letters." Her cousin has one and now every time she sees her cousin she begs

I'm considering caving. A specific phonics app, parent led, 15 min a day max and I feel weird about it. Anyone else negotiate with themselves about screen based learning at this age?

Is there an openclaw server setup that doesn't require knowing Linux? every guide I've found assures that you're comfortable in a terminal and I'm genuinely not. I get that it needs to run somewhere continuously but laptop path doesn't work . I'm just trying to figure out what is the non technical path actually looks like before I decide if this is even realistic for me.