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2011.06.03 22:55 Howlinghound What's The Word: For when you can't think of the word you need

Welcome to whatstheword, a community where users help each other to come up with the [perfect, best, ideal, most suitable] word or phrase. Earn community karma by submitting a comment that OP indicates solves their post.
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2012.07.30 08:33 Dota 2 Workshop and Content Creation

Currently inactive. Check out /Dota2 and /Dota2Modding
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2012.11.12 17:49 A Next Generation Arcade Racer

This is a subreddit for those interested in the game Distance, spiritual successor to the popular game Nitronic Rush.
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2024.05.16 19:20 bbtar00 Does my platformer puzzle level Creatower look good? ;D

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2024.05.16 19:18 Ok-Mathematician8258 Finger pistol can block penetrate haki

Finger pistol can block penetrate haki
Images 1 and 2: Lucci and Who’s Who ignores the defenses of armament haki (probably the exact opposite of iron body technique).
Image 5: strong enough black haki can stop these “pistol” attacks from doing any damage.
This is why Finger pistol from Lucci didn’t just fly through Zoro’s blade and one shot him.
Jinbe in water with full utilization of shark techniques and armament haki is atleast Zoro’s level. He’d also beat Lucci if they fought instead.
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2024.05.16 19:18 KayAhTick Doctor refused to order blood tests

And now I’m sitting in my car crying. Today I had my annual exam, which was to include routine blood work that I was told to fast for. So I did. When my doctor comes in the exam room, she says that I don’t need to do the routine blood work since I did it 2 years ago and it all looked good. Umm, okay?? Earlier in the week I called my doctors office asking about ordering additional tests for things such as vitamin d, b, iron, magnesium and a few others and they told me that the doctor refuses to order a test for vitamin d since it’s not evidence based/clinically significant. I was told to talk to my doctor about the other tests and give her my reasoning as to why I want them. Okay, so during my visit today I told my doctor that I wanted to check my levels since these are things that are related to ADHD (and also since I’ve been experiencing depression), but she tells me that she “does not order these tests because they’re not evidence based” and told me to see a naturopathic doctor instead. What??
Besides being annoyed that I was told to fast for routine blood work and then not even getting any blood work done, I’m sooo upset that my doctor refused to order any of the tests that I requested. This post has become a bit of a vent but also I’m curious if anyone else has experienced something like this before? I’m shocked that my doctor refused to order any tests and she honestly didn’t even seem to care why I wanted them.
(Sorry for the formatting, I’m on mobile.)
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2024.05.16 19:15 Hour_Recognition_868 Team recommendations.

Currently I have the following team : King (Blaziken Mega) (M) @ Blazikenite Level: 100 Shiny: No Ability: Speed Boost EVs: 0 HP / 252 Atk / 0 Def / 0 SpA / 6 SpD / 252 Spe Adamant Nature - Blaze Kick - Brick Break - Bulk Up - Protect
Venom (Naganadel) @ Expert Belt Level: 100 Happiness: 255 Shiny: Yes Ability: Beast Boost EVs: 0 HP / 0 Atk / 0 Def / 252 SpA / 0 SpD / 252 Spe IVs: 0 HP / 0 Atk / 0 Def / 0 SpA / 0 SpD / 0 Spe Modest Nature - Heat Wave - Dragon Pulse - Sludge Bomb - Dark Pulse
Spiky boi (Ferrothorn) (M) @ Leftovers Level: 100 Shiny: Yes Ability: Iron Barbs EVs: 252 HP / 0 Atk / 129 Def / 0 SpA / 129 SpD / 0 Spe IVs: 0 HP / 0 Atk / 0 Def / 0 SpA / 0 SpD / 0 Spe Careful Nature - Gyro Ball - Power Whip - Spikes - Toxic
hiyoshi (Greninja) (M) @ Expert Belt Level: 100 Happiness: 255 Shiny: Yes Ability: Protean EVs: 0 HP / 0 Atk / 0 Def / 252 SpA / 0 SpD / 252 Spe IVs: 0 HP / 0 Atk / 0 Def / 0 SpA / 0 SpD / 0 Spe Modest Nature - Dark Pulse - Ice Beam - Surf - Extrasensory
lady x (Ninetales (Alolan)) (F) @ Light Clay Level: 100 Shiny: Yes Ability: Snow Warning EVs: 0 HP / 0 Atk / 0 Def / 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Blizzard - Dazzling Gleam - Aurora Veil - Extrasensory
Silver (Silvally) @ Steel Memory Level: 100 Shiny: Yes Ability: Rks System EVs: 6 HP / 252 Atk / 128 Def / 0 SpA / 124 SpD / 0 Spe IVs: 0 HP / 0 Atk / 0 Def / 0 SpA / 0 SpD / 0 Spe - Thunder Wave - Parting Shot - Multi-attack - Swords Dance
I am thinking of dropping silvally. Sure it gives me coverage for every type and it is very flexible but its like a " jack of all trades master of non" type of pokemon . What will be the best replacement ? Or should I stick to silvally.
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2024.05.16 19:13 thisistheperfectname Alright, /r/portfolios, rip this idea to shreds. A strange, borderline do-it-all portfolio inside for your consideration.

I've been knocking ideas around for a while for a "do-it-all" static allocation, suitable for accumulation and decumulation, easier to hold through drawdowns than more typical portfolios, and so on. I appear to have stumbled on something with the following features:
Here's a quick backtest with simulated tickers for the funds that haven't existed for as long as this data has. Unfortunately we can only go back to December 2005.
And a backtest of actual funds you can use for this to demonstrate that the data above tracks what you would have seen if you had used real funds.
All backtests here are inflation-adjusted. You can't eat nominal returns, after all. Now let's talk about the components of this portfolio and why I believe they work. All of the below held at 25% a pop.
Here's the above backtest put alongside each of its constituents, so you can see how each is contributing/detracting at particular times over the test period.
You will note that there is no direct equity exposure. Instead you have a quarter of the portfolio invested in an instrument that rips when equities are doing well and suddenly (rather than slowly) crashes, allowing you to rebalance back into it after vol has already spiked. The other three quarters consist of diversifiers that both contribute meaningful amounts of vol to the overall portfolio and are expected to do well in different kinds of macro shocks.
I am not personally invested in this strategy, and I only came up with this yesterday, but the chart alone seems to merit further research. What do you all make of it?
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2024.05.16 19:11 doppelganger3301 Starting at the End

I’m about to start Tomb of Annihilation next week and I’m excited for my plan and thought I’d share.
I’ve asked my players to create 2 characters each, one at level 9 and one at level 0. The level 0s are inspired by their corresponding 9s, some positively, some negatively. The characters may be related, it may just be someone they look up to, it may be a lover, or someone they hate and swear to be better than. The level 9s will also get a cool magic item.
Our first session will start far underground at the very core of the Tomb with a team of level 9 adventurers as they confront Acererak. He’s going to wipe the floor with them, it’s a scripted loss (and I may buff his stats to ensure this happens). He’ll never be properly named, they’ll just know they’re fighting a powerful lich.
Then we move to a funeral that Syndra has arranged at personal cost for the adventurers. For various reasons, the level 0s are there (some as family, some just passing through, etc). After the funeral, a group of undead rises and attacks the civilians and the level 0s are forced to try and defend them. Each level 0 will level up to 1 during this fight (the warlock may have a fiend arise and make a deal with him, the paladin may take an oath, etc). There will be a moment for each to go from being a passive commoner to an actual level one in their class, whatever that means for them.
Then, syndra will pull them aside, impressed by their boldness, and asks if they would consider going to Chult. This way, the players have a motivation to avenge their fallen heroes and when they get back to the Tomb they can find their lost magic items that I gave the 9s.
Thoughts, comments, suggestions?
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2024.05.16 19:10 BoardsofGrips "Please expel the fog in this area first" How do I expel fog?

I've been playing Evony for a week and have no idea what I'm doing. I have to build a workshop to get a level 12 keep but when I try it says 'Please expel the fog in this area first" . I've scrolled all over the top of my city and I don't see any way to make the fog go away
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2024.05.16 19:10 Awkward_Cat8935 US History I

Just received a score of 63, which is enough to get my 3 credit hours at my school (need a 60+ for CLEP).
Prep = I watched this playlist while doing chores around the house over the past week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E9WU9TGrec&list=PLq_r3I0Uv865F7rJuB1rGQ1wgm7Rkc3wD
I took two years of US history back in high school in the late 1990s and remember the high-level themes but certainly didn't remember any of the specific events or people covered on this exam.
If you have a rough idea of what has happened in US history, the major drivers of colonization, the revolution, and the civil war, you're probably able to narrow all the multiple choice down to two possible answers and then make an educated guess between those ... which is what I did. Out of the 120 questions, I probably only REALLY KNEW like 20 of them, and the other 100 were very educated guessing between two mostly likely choices after obviously eliminating three choices that made little sense.
I plan to do the same type of prep for US History II, although I might do what I suggest as a tip below when I take the next one in a couple weeks.
My recommendation: study flashcards with the 100 MOST PROMINENT PEOPLE (explorers, founding fathers, women, slaves, presidents) and their main historical significance. I'm pretty sure if I'd have done something like that instead of watching videos, I would have gotten a 75-80 on the exam, but I was able to just watch those videos passively rather than doing active studying, so whatever.
I put in very little effort and still managed to get a high enough score for credit from my university and not having to spend a whole semester taking a gen ed I don't care about ... all for ~$100 and some time spent watching/listening to videos while doing dishes, laundry, etc.
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2024.05.16 19:08 Sea_Indication2553 FFIE

It’s legitimately just the beginning for $FFIE, I’ve crunched the numbers.
$FFIE is still an extremely small company when it comes to market cap, sitting at around $35M at the time of writing. For context, during the huge memestock boom in 2021, AMC reached a market cap of nearly $14B. Yes, Billion. Currently $FFIE is 0.0025 the size of AMC at its peak. There is still SO MUCH upside potential. With 97% of shares sold short, WE have the power to push this even higher, right now all the short sellers are just waiting for the stock to go down, because historically these upward trends only last a short period of time. They only last a short period of time if everyone sells, which is natural. People get impatient, the gains slow down, and people think it’s better to take profits. We can’t make the same mistake here. Buy $FFIE and hold. Don’t even think about selling. If done correctly, we could reach levels of over $100. The question is, do you need your $50 back now, or would you rather it turn into $50,000? That’s the potential we have here. If everyone plays along, continues to buy, and doesn’t sell their shares, we can really force the short sellers hand and they may just start buying up the shares because it won’t get any cheaper. When this happens… oh boy are we going to hit new heights. This can happen before you know it, im not talking about a 5 year investment. These short sellers have a lot of money at risk, and they’d rather cut their losses than lose more than their original investment.
TLDR: Buy and hold. We have the power to make a crap ton of money, just be patient.l
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2024.05.16 19:07 Living_Bad_6030 Confusing Results

I’ve dealt with anemia more so in my early high school years — 24 y/o F now — yet have always struggled with the symptoms of anemia. Today, I met with and endocrinologist for thyroid tests and also had lab work to check my iron. Test results came back as 25.3 Ferritin, 132 iron, 340 TIBC & % saturation was 39% which was flagged as high. My Vitamin D is also very very low at 7.5 (back in October it was at 7.0 and started taking high doses of it) I’ve read quite a few posts stating that doctors seemed misinformed about ideal ferritin levels. With that in mind, I’m not sure how to take these results if hypothetically speaking, my ferritin levels will be seen as normal while the % saturation is flagged as high. Anyone have similar results or any advice to help understand them & future actions?
TIA
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2024.05.16 19:07 Dreadamere Is there a reason why the Automaton operations seem to prioritize the busted “retrieve essential personnel” mission?

Seriously. Trying to play this on just 7 difficulty is crazy. Hasn’t this issue been going on for months hasn’t it? Am I missing something, or is this mission just bonkers? I almost exclusively run out of reinforcements and get pasted by a flood of bots and hole only getting about 5-10 survivors out before I fail. What’s going on?
It almost requires me to have a team of good players with mics and good communication just to complete this with a lot of difficulty. I’d be okay if this was a level 9 Helldive, I’d welcome it in fact, but at level 7? Holy hell.
And why does EVERY operation have this mission in it? Difficulties 6-9 and it is in 100% of all of the operations. What’s the deal?
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2024.05.16 19:04 dirtbagmagee Average skill players that just have fun, what’s your K/D ratio?

Kk I know not to care about K/D ratio and believe me I don’t just like at my last 1 kill 20 death game. I see a fight I run at it cause it’s fun, death be damned. But are these post of high level players with 1-1 or better realistic.
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2024.05.16 18:57 yung12gauge The Black Crystal - need ideas/guidance!

I'm DMing a D&D 5e Homebrew Campaign. I may have written myself into a corner and I'm unsure how to resolve the spot where I'm at in the game without breaking things for the party.
In summary: The bad guys of the campaign so far are called the Ironshapers; they're a group of human mercenaries that the illegitimate prince hired to extort the population and keep the city oppressed. The leader, Captain Blackthorn, has gone fully off the rails and has attuned a set of platemail to himself, becoming some awful mix of man and warforged, using his iron fist to personally hold rebels and naysayers accountable.
The party (four level 4's) was dungeon crawling through the sewers beneath the city. They found a hidden entrance into the city palace's catacombs, where they eradicated an evil necromantic wizard cult and found some scandalous information linking Captain Blackthorn and his armor to the cult. They discovered a letter from Blackthorn thanking them for helping them attune the armor to him by replacing his heart with a black crystal that binds his mortal flesh to the suit of armor.
The party also killed the cult boss, and in his robes, they found yet another black crystal. They tried to chuck it in the party's Warforged Barbarian, but nothing happened, because I figure it requires some kind of ritual, and maybe even a living body, to bind it to the armor and give any benefit.
At this point: The group is closing in on Captain Blackthorn and has whittled away his henchmen; an encounter is imminent. They are currently carrying the crystal and hoping to take it to a wizard or enchanter in the city's guild quarter who might be able to tell them more on what it is, and how to use it.
I'm looking for any ideas or info on how I can make this crystal a cool plot point. I'd like it to either be something the Warforged can eventually use to make himself stronger (but maybe at the cost of a curse?) or I'd like the crystal to be something they can use directly against Blackthorn in their confrontation.
Any and all advice is welcome. If you made it this far, thanks for reading my fanfic drivel.
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2024.05.16 18:55 grahinartinstitute From Novice to Pro: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Drawing Classes

From Novice to Pro: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Drawing Classes
Grahin art institute is the best drawing classes in mumbai
Introduction
Have you ever been captivated by a stunning drawing and thought, "I wish I could do that"? Well, guess what? You can! Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your existing skills, enrolling in the right drawing class can be your gateway to artistic discovery. But with a vast array of options available, choosing the perfect class can feel overwhelming. Fear not, aspiring artist! This ultimate guide will equip you with all the knowledge you need to select the drawing class that perfectly aligns with your goals and artistic sensibilities.
Step 1: Know Yourself - Are You a Beginner or Beyond?
  • The Eager Newbie: If you're just starting your artistic journey, prioritize classes that focus on fundamental techniques. Look for courses that cover topics like line drawing, shading, and basic perspective. These classes will build a strong foundation for your artistic growth.
  • The Hobbyist: Already have some drawing experience but want to explore further? Seek classes that delve deeper into specific areas like portraiture, figure drawing, or cartooning. You can also target classes that introduce new mediums like charcoal or pen and ink.
  • The Aspiring Pro: If you have serious artistic ambitions, consider enrolling in a structured program at a best art institute or attending workshops conducted by professional artists. These classes will provide intensive training and hone your skills to a professional level. While there isn't a single "best" institute, researching options in your area like best art institute in Thane can be a great starting point.
Step 2: Consider Your Learning Style - Do You Thrive in Structure or Crave Flexibility?
  • The Structured Learner: If you learn best with a clear curriculum and regular feedback, look for studio-based classes with a set schedule. These classes offer a focused learning environment and ensure consistent progress.
  • The Independent Artist: Prefer to learn at your own pace? Explore online tutorials, video courses, or private tutoring options. These flexible formats allow you to tailor your learning experience and work on projects that excite you.
Step 3: Finding the Perfect Fit - Class Format, Cost, and Location
  • Class Format: Group classes provide a social and interactive learning environment, while private tutoring offers personalized attention and caters to your specific needs. Workshops offer intensive learning experiences over a shorter period.
  • Cost: Drawing classes can range in price depending on format, duration, and instructor expertise. Set a budget and research options that fit your financial comfort zone.
  • Location: Consider the physical location of the class or the online platform for online courses. Accessibility and convenience are important factors to consider for long-term commitment.
Bonus Tip: Research Your Instructor!
A great instructor can make all the difference in your learning experience. Research the background and teaching style of potential instructors. Look for artists whose work resonates with you and who have a positive reputation for fostering creativity in their students.
Conclusion
With the right guidance and dedication, anyone can embark on a thrilling artistic adventure. By following these steps and embracing the learning process, you'll be well on your way to transforming from a novice to a skilled artist. Remember, Grahin art institute is the most important factor is to choose a class that sparks your passion and ignites your artistic spirit. So, grab your pencils, unleash your creativity, and get ready to draw your way to artistic mastery!
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2024.05.16 18:52 Nobody-1984 New to The Smiths

I was always told I’d like this band because it is similar to music I like. I’m not going to lie I hated them. But earlier this week I heard heaven knows I’m miserable now and I just related to it on such a deep level. I’ve been listening to them like crazy since. What are your favorite songs by them?
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2024.05.16 18:49 StonksandBongss Is Yoru actually bad?

So I recently posted that I wanted recommendations for agents that would be good to master. The agent that was the most recommended was Yoru which came as a surprise because he has an extremely low pick rate in pro play and in ranked. I already know he has a high skill floor which is a big reason he isn't picked super often. But I was told that he can be equally as good as Reyna in ranked if you learn to use his kit and have the aim to match.
I was just messing around playing him on my alt last night and I had a positive k/d with him in every game I played. Which is pretty rare for me as I usually stink it up for a match or two. We also won 4/5 matches.
I didn't watch any videos or guides on how to use him. I just went with my instinct and remembers he's designed to mess with the head of the enemy team. But to be fair, I'm playing in gold/low plat which is basically my elo but low elo nonetheless.
My question is that if I really learn the agent inside and out, will I continue finding success with him? Of course I know every agent has been taken to radiant by someone so I know he's not totally unviable/useless. But for instance neon can be very good even at the high level but most would agree she is harder to use and is less useful than other duelists in most situations. So am I handicapping myself/shooting myself in the foot by investing time in learning Yoru in the same way I would if I mastered Neon?
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2024.05.16 18:49 Interesting-Earth388 Bike for Paved Paths and Roads, similar to City Bikes?

Hi friends — I have just returned from Vancouver and really enjoyed biking the seawall with the “Mobi by Rogers” bikes. I am not a cycler, but I was able to do the 8K paved trail without issue, which is a pretty big deal for my fitness level.
When I got home, I decided to try biking around my neighbourhood with my mom’s mountain bike (which is what she takes on the pathways here, nothing intense, all paved). It’s a GT Avalanche 29" Mountain Bike, 27 Speed. I thought I was going to die at 3K, on similar trails/no hills/etc.
I’m wondering if I could benefit from a different style of bike, as another friend I was chatting with shared mountain bikes feel completely different and I’m not familiar enough to know the difference. I think the Mobi Bikes in Vancouver are maybe hybrid bikes?
If I’m more interested in road and paved trail (like bike-approved sidewalks), what would you recommend? I’m hoping to find something that replicates the Mobi by Rogers Bikes accessible in Vancouver, but I’m not sure what style that is. I’d attach a photo, but this sub reddit doesn’t allow them so a quick “Mobi by Rogers Bike” will show you the style. It was not the ebike version!
I appreciate any help or guidance. I’m new to this and would appreciate kindness!!
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2024.05.16 18:48 Celebril63 First impressions and thoughts on the May Update.

I finally got to play around with the update last night on both PC and my Series X. These are my first thoughts and impressions in no particular order...
If you were expecting major new content, no. That's not this update. If you are wanting some significant QoL updates, this is an update for you.
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2024.05.16 18:45 AngryZan My experience with Savage Divide Treasure Map 01 (or why I will wear the brown pants to play from now on)

Newish player here. I just hit level 65 for the first time in a Mothman Event.
I have been collecting all these treasure maps organically and have made no attempt to find them. Today I decided to change that.
I strapped on my best non-powered armor, grabbed my armor penetrating gauss pistol and hunting rifle and head out. Taking a second to glance at the online map, I set a marker for just south of Foundation
Getting close, I see that its near a workshop, I lower into stealth mode and start tapping the VATS target button to see if theres anything nearby....nothing. I stop on the road and pull up the treasure map. The workshop area has some spires that look like the one on the treasure map. Im close.
While in stealth, the orange caution banner appears. I spin around...nothing. Then I hear it. The unmistakable sound of a Scorchbeast. Ive fought them before, but I was prepared. This time, I all but naked comparatively. I stay hidden hoping he will pass. 2-3 minutes go by. I realize this Bravo is going to stay. I start wondering up a nearby hill, with the Scorchbeast circling me but not quite seeing me.
A run into a pack of mutants somehow, who are unaware of me and the Scorchbeast. "Perfect" I think to myself. Ill let them fight then go find the treasure. I wait a second for them to engage and then I head back down the hill to the sounds of battle behind me.
Glancing at the trasure map again I go to where I think it will be. Start searching. I hear a stomping behind me and I think maybe one of the SuperMutants followed. I spin, its a legendary chamelon Deathclaw! It swipes at me, I start backpedaling. I turn around and start running, popping a stimpack, I see a building connected to this work shop. I race for it, wanting to put a closed door between me and this deathclaw.
I wind through the radiation dump sites and open the door. More supermutants. Now I have these guys in front of me, a deathclaw behind me and the unmistakable sound of the scorchbeast returning. Everybody but me starts attacking everyone else, including me.
I kill two super mutants while trying to leave the facility. I take cover in the surrounding foliage. The deathclaw and scorchbeast start fighting. I leave the immediate area and head back to the treasure location.
I spy some raiders on my way there working out of half a winnebago. I also see another deathclaw near them. I can kill that, so I take a few shots, the raiders help and this deathclaw is dead. No worries. I loot the black titanium ore it had (trying to finish an Excavator suit). Oh no, the gun shots have drawn the legendary death claw this way. I take shelter in the RV while he decimates the raiders. Pew pew, shooting with my gauss pistol. The DC realizes he cant hit me and starts running, I step out of the RV and he turns around. I kite him, out of the RV...shoot shoot shoot...he gets near, back in the RV. Shoot shoot shoot.
Of course, while this is going on the ScorchBeast is lonely and returns. I loot the DC and start running again, popping Rad-X to keep the rad level down. Im not even shooting just trying to hide. It lands once right next to me behind a bush. It doesnt see me? I could touch it, its so close. Up it goes. I lead it away from the treasure. Hide for a few minutes until something else finally grabs its attention and then returned to find the treasure and fast travel the heck out of there.
Thank you for reading my long, excessive story about 20 mins of game time I hope never happens again
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2024.05.16 18:44 mysterypenguin1 Torn between accepting postdoc grant or leaving academia. Any advice?

I need some advice on a tough decision I'm facing. I'm a second-year postdoc, still working in the same lab where I did my PhD. During my PhD, I loved my work and felt super motivated. But since starting my postdoc, my job satisfaction and motivation have steadily dropped. I've identified two main reasons for this.
First, work-wise, I don't have a clear research goal, and my projects keep shifting. Second, on a personal level, my partner and I want to move closer to family because we want to start our own family near our parents. Moving while keeping my current position would mean a very tough commute, which I don't think I could handle for long.
I wanted a clearer and more personal research goal, so I applied for a three-year postdoctoral fellowship, which I just found out I got. But here’s the thing—I was actually kind of hoping I wouldn’t get it, because that would have made my decision easier to look for a job closer to family and move. I think I would have been relieved if I hadn’t received the grant.
Now that I have the grant, I’m really torn. On one hand, I’m happy because I can work on my own research ideas and get the chance to go abroad for a research visit. But on the other hand, I’m not happy because accepting this grant will put a strain on my relationship, and I really want to move forward in my personal life.
I’m not in a great state of mind and having a hard time defining my priorities. I also feel super guilty about potentially leaving my (co-)promotors and colleagues, even though I got this grant. Plus, I’m insecure about my capabilities and often feel like maybe I’m not cut out for an academic career, so I wonder if it might be better to quit sooner rather than later. But then again, I have no idea what I would do if I left academia.
Any advice on how to tackle this situation? How do I figure out my priorities? If you have any self-reflective questions or similar experiences, I’d love to hear them. Thanks!
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2024.05.16 18:43 erg28 [NA][Stormrage] recruiting for Season 4 and TWW

Death & Disappointment is a Guild that was created around a group of friends who have played together for years and wanted to build a community and raiding teams around them. As we continuously build the guild and welcome new players, we achieved our first guild CE in Sanctum of Domination during SL. Today, D&D is proud to be a home to all players and friends, new and old alike. We are recruiting like-minded individuals who want to help contribute to and grow our community, while still having fun! As far as raiding is concerned, Team Behind the Curve (currently 4/9M on A Vault, 3/9M on A Abberrus, and 5/9M on A Amirdrassil as of 05/16/2024) Tuesday/Thursday 8pm-11pm EST. Our objective this tier is to progress as far as we can while having fun with friends. We are currently aiming to get portals for all three DF raids! (check for updates, this profile is not always up to date immediately on kill)! Contact Hospillar on Discord at Hospillar#1248 or contact Yavanessa on Discord at yavanessa. We also have a once a week alt-heroic raid run on Saturdays starting at 8pm EST that is strictly an AOTC run that allows mythic raid alts to come and get gear they may still be needing/missing. As far as Mythic+ is concerned, we have teams for every schedule and level, and are very active in running keys almost every day, at all levels including 10+. Please check out our recruitment profile for an accurate list of our current needs. You can always apply for both raiding and mythic+ obviously, but there is no requirement to participate in both 🙂 If all of this sounds good to you, don't hesitate to reach out to our community! We are looking forward to meeting and gaming with you!
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2024.05.16 18:41 Sweet-Count2557 15 Fun Things to Do With Kids in the Phoenix Area

15 Fun Things to Do With Kids in the Phoenix Area
15 Fun Things to Do With Kids in the Phoenix Area As we were strolling through the vibrant streets of Phoenix, a thought suddenly struck us: what are some fun activities we could do with our kids in this bustling city? Well, buckle up because we've got you covered!In this article, we'll take you on a journey through the top 15 fun things to do with your little ones in the Phoenix area.So, whether you're looking for indoor attractions, outdoor adventures, educational experiences, or unique destinations, keep reading to discover the best ways to create unforgettable memories with your family in the Valley of the Sun.Key TakeawaysPhoenix offers a wide range of indoor attractions for kids, including LEGOLAND Discovery Center Arizona, SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium, and the Arizona Science Center.Families can enjoy unique experiences in Phoenix, such as visiting the Heard Museum, trying indoor skydiving at iFly, or exploring the Crayola Experience.Outdoor activities in Phoenix include hiking Camelback Mountain, exploring historical sites like the Pioneer Living History Museum, and watching Cactus League Baseball games.Families can also enjoy educational attractions like the Musical Instrument Museum, the Desert Botanical Garden, and the Pueblo Grande Museum, which offer opportunities for learning and exploring nature.Indoor AttractionsWhen it comes to indoor attractions in the Phoenix area, there are plenty of exciting options for families to enjoy together. From interactive museums to thrilling puppet shows, there's something for everyone.One of the top indoor attractions for kids in Phoenix is the Arizona Science Center. This museum offers hands-on exhibits and interactive demonstrations that make learning about science fun and engaging.Another must-visit is the Great Arizona Puppet Theater, where families can watch delightful puppet shows that will captivate both children and adults.For a unique experience, families can visit the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM). This museum houses a vast collection of musical instruments from around the world, and visitors can even try playing some of them. It's a great way to introduce children to different cultures and the beauty of music.Another option is the Children's Museum of Phoenix, which offers a wide range of interactive exhibits that encourage creativity and imagination.When it comes to the best family-friendly museums in Phoenix, the Hall of Flame Fire Museum is a must-visit. Here, families can learn about the history of firefighting and see antique fire trucks up close. It's a fascinating and educational experience for kids of all ages.Unique ExperiencesAfter immersing ourselves in the fascinating world of indoor attractions in Phoenix, it's time to embark on a journey of unique experiences that will leave the whole family enthralled.One of these experiences is the iFly indoor skydiving adventure. Imagine the thrill of floating on a cushion of air, defying gravity as you soar through the sky. It's an adrenaline-pumping activity that will make you feel like a superhero. Whether you're an experienced skydiver or a first-timer, iFly offers a safe and exhilarating experience that's suitable for all ages.Another unique experience that shouldn't be missed is the Mirror Maze adventure. Step into a world of illusion and confusion as you navigate your way through a maze of mirrors. It's a mind-bending experience that will challenge your perception and leave you wondering which way is up. Get lost in the infinite reflections and see if you can find your way out. It's a fun and interactive activity that will keep the whole family entertained.These unique experiences offer a break from the ordinary and provide an opportunity for the whole family to create lasting memories. Whether you choose to defy gravity at iFly or get lost in the Mirror Maze, you're sure to have a thrilling and unforgettable time.Water ActivitiesLet's dive into the refreshing world of water activities in the Phoenix area and make a splash with endless fun and excitement. The Phoenix area offers a variety of options for cooling off and having a great time in the water.Here are three exhilarating water activities that your family will love:Splash Pads: Beat the heat at one of the many splash pads scattered throughout the Phoenix area. These interactive water play areas are perfect for kids of all ages. Watch as your little ones squeal with delight as they run through spraying water, dodge waterfalls, and explore the colorful water features. With numerous splash pads to choose from, you'll never run out of options for a splashing good time.Water Parks: For a day full of thrilling water slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers, head to one of the water parks in the Phoenix area. Hurricane Harbor Phoenix is a popular choice, offering an array of adrenaline-pumping slides and attractions. From high-speed water slides to relaxing floating experiences, there's something for everyone in the family. Get ready to make a big splash and create unforgettable memories.SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium: Dive into an underwater adventure at SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium. Explore the wonders of the ocean and get up close to fascinating marine creatures. Watch as your kids marvel at the colorful fish, graceful rays, and majestic sharks. With interactive exhibits and educational presentations, the aquarium provides a unique and immersive water experience for the whole family.Whether you choose to cool off at a splash pad, slide down thrilling water slides at a water park, or discover the magic of the underwater world at SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium, the Phoenix area offers a wide range of water activities that will leave your family feeling refreshed and exhilarated. So grab your swimsuits and get ready to make a splash in the desert oasis.Educational AttractionsAs we continue our exploration of the exciting attractions in the Phoenix area, let's now turn our attention to the educational offerings that are sure to captivate and enlighten both children and adults alike. From interactive exhibits to hands-on learning experiences, these educational attractions provide a unique opportunity for families to engage in fun and educational activities.One of the most popular educational attractions in Phoenix is the Arizona Science Center. With its interactive exhibits and engaging programs, the Science Center offers a hands-on learning experience that sparks curiosity and fosters a love for science. From exploring the wonders of the human body to discovering the mysteries of outer space, there's something for everyone at this educational hotspot.Another must-visit educational attraction is the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM). This one-of-a-kind museum showcases a collection of over 7,000 musical instruments from around the world. Visitors can't only see and learn about these instruments but also have the opportunity to play them in the interactive exhibits. It's a truly immersive experience that brings the joy of music to life.For a glimpse into the rich history and culture of Phoenix, the Pueblo Grande Museum is a must-visit. This archaeological site and museum offers a fascinating look into the ancient Hohokam civilization through exhibits, artifacts, and hands-on activities. Visitors can learn about the daily life, art, and architecture of the Hohokam people while exploring the ruins of their ancient village.To experience the beauty of the desert and learn about its unique ecosystem, the Desert Botanical Garden is the perfect destination. With its stunning collection of desert plants and informative exhibits, the garden provides a wonderful opportunity to learn about the importance of conservation and sustainability.These educational attractions in the Phoenix area offer a blend of entertainment and learning, making them the perfect choice for families looking for a fun and educational experience. Whether it's exploring the wonders of science, playing musical instruments from around the world, delving into the history of ancient civilizations, or discovering the beauty of the desert, these attractions provide a wealth of knowledge and hands-on experiences that will leave both children and adults inspired and enlightened.Children's EntertainmentWe couldn't wait to dive into the world of children's entertainment in the Phoenix area, where a plethora of exciting activities and attractions awaited our little ones. From interactive shows to creative workshops, there was something for everyone to enjoy.Here are three of our favorite children's entertainment options in the Phoenix area:LEGOLAND Discovery Center Arizona: This indoor attraction is a dream come true for LEGO enthusiasts. Kids can explore the LEGO-themed rides, build and race their own LEGO cars, and even learn from master builders in interactive workshops. It's a place where imagination and creativity take center stage.Great Arizona Puppet Theater: Step into a world of enchantment and wonder at the Great Arizona Puppet Theater. With captivating puppet shows that bring stories to life, children can immerse themselves in the magic of puppetry. From classic tales to original productions, every performance is a delight for young and old alike.Childsplay: If your child has a flair for the dramatic, Childsplay is the perfect place to nurture their love for the performing arts. They offer a variety of theater classes and workshops where kids can learn acting, singing, and dancing from professional instructors. It's a wonderful opportunity for them to express themselves and develop their talents.These are just a few examples of the incredible children's entertainment options in the Phoenix area. Whether your little ones are into LEGO, puppetry, or the performing arts, there's something for every child's interest and imagination to thrive.Outdoor ActivitiesAfter immersing ourselves in the world of children's entertainment, we were ready to venture outdoors and explore the exciting activities and attractions that the Phoenix area has to offer. The region is known for its stunning natural beauty and abundant sunshine, making it the perfect destination for outdoor adventures with kids.One of the top outdoor activities in Phoenix is hiking. With its picturesque landscapes and numerous hiking trails, there's something for everyone. Camelback Mountain is a popular choice, offering breathtaking views of the city from its summit.Families can also visit the Pioneer Living History Museum, where they can step back in time and experience what life was like in the Old West.For those who crave a bit more excitement, there are several outdoor adventure parks to choose from. Castles N Coasters is a thrilling amusement park with rides and attractions for all ages. Jakes Unlimited offers a variety of activities including go-karts, mini-golf, and arcade games. And for those who want to beat the heat, Enchanted Island Amusement Park is a water park with slides and splash pads.MuseumsWhen exploring the vibrant city of Phoenix, don't miss out on the opportunity to visit its fascinating museums. Phoenix is home to a variety of museums that offer engaging and educational experiences for both kids and adults. Here are three must-visit museums in Phoenix:Arizona Science Center: This museum is a hub of interactive exhibits that will spark curiosity and inspire young minds. From exploring the wonders of space in the planetarium to getting hands-on with the latest technology in the Maker Space, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Kids can learn about science, technology, engineering, and math through fun and engaging exhibits.Musical Instrument Museum (MIM): At MIM, you can embark on a musical journey around the world. This unique museum showcases a vast collection of musical instruments from different cultures and time periods. Kids can listen to music from different regions, play instruments, and even participate in interactive performances. It's a great opportunity to introduce them to the beauty of music from around the globe.Heard Museum: Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Native American tribes at the Heard Museum. This museum houses a remarkable collection of historical artifacts, including pottery, jewelry, and textiles. Kids can learn about the traditions, art, and stories of Native American communities through exhibits and interactive displays.Animal AttractionsIf you're looking for a wild and exciting adventure in Phoenix, be sure to check out the animal attractions that will leave your kids in awe.Phoenix is home to some of the best zoos in the area, where your little ones can get up close and personal with a wide variety of animals. The Phoenix Zoo is a must-visit, with over 1,400 animals and 125 acres of land to explore. Your kids will love seeing giraffes, elephants, and even Komodo dragons. The zoo also offers animal encounters, where your children can meet and learn about their favorite creatures.But the fun doesn't stop there! Butterfly Wonderland is another animal attraction that your kids will love. This indoor rainforest is home to thousands of colorful butterflies, as well as other insects and reptiles. Your children can even participate in the Butterfly Encounter, where they can hold and release butterflies.For an underwater adventure, SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium is the place to go. This interactive aquarium allows kids to get up close and personal with marine life, including sharks, stingrays, and seahorses. They can even touch starfish and sea anemones in the interactive touch pool.Art and CreativityLet's dive into the vibrant world of art and creativity in Phoenix, where imagination knows no bounds. Whether your little ones are budding Picassos or simply love getting their hands dirty, there are plenty of opportunities for them to explore their artistic side in the Phoenix area.Here are three exciting options that will unleash their creativity:Pottery Painting Classes: Let your kids unleash their inner artists at pottery painting classes. They can choose from a wide range of ceramic pieces, from mugs to figurines, and then let their imaginations run wild as they paint and decorate their creations. Not only will they've a blast, but they'll also take home a unique piece of art to cherish.Creative Art Workshops: Encourage your children to think outside the box and express their creativity through innovative art workshops. These workshops often focus on different artistic techniques and mediums, such as painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. With the guidance of experienced instructors, your little artists will have the opportunity to experiment with various materials and create one-of-a-kind masterpieces.Interactive Art Exhibits: Take your kids to interactive art exhibits that engage all their senses. These exhibits allow children to become part of the artwork, encouraging them to touch, explore, and even contribute to the creative process. From immersive installations to interactive digital displays, these exhibits will spark their imagination and leave a lasting impression.Amusement ParksGet ready for a thrilling adventure at the amusement parks in Phoenix, where excitement and fun await visitors of all ages. If you're a thrill seeker looking for an adrenaline rush, you won't be disappointed. Phoenix is home to some of the best amusement parks that cater to your need for speed and excitement. Whether you're a daredevil or just looking for a fun family outing, these parks have something for everyone.One of the top amusement parks for thrill seekers in Phoenix is Castles N Coasters. This park offers a variety of exhilarating rides, including roller coasters, bumper cars, and a log flume ride. With its thrilling attractions and exciting atmosphere, Castles N Coasters is sure to get your heart racing.For families looking for the best family-friendly attractions, Enchanted Island Amusement Park is a must-visit. This park is perfect for kids of all ages, with a wide range of rides and attractions that are both fun and safe. From gentle carousel rides to exciting mini roller coasters, there's something for everyone at Enchanted Island.Jakes Unlimited is another great option for families. This indoor amusement park offers a mix of arcade games, bumper cars, mini golf, and even a zip line. With so many activities to choose from, your family will have a blast exploring all that Jakes Unlimited has to offer.When it comes to amusement parks in Phoenix, there's no shortage of fun and excitement. Whether you're a thrill seeker or looking for family-friendly attractions, these parks have it all. So grab your family and get ready for a day of adventure and fun at the amusement parks in Phoenix.Historical and Cultural SitesWhen exploring the vibrant city of Phoenix, don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and diverse culture found at the historical and cultural sites throughout the area. Phoenix isn't just a modern metropolis; it's also home to fascinating sites that offer a glimpse into the past and the unique cultures that have shaped this region.Here are three must-visit historical and cultural sites that will captivate both kids and adults:Pioneer Living History Museum: Step back in time and experience what life was like in the Old West at the Pioneer Living History Museum. This immersive outdoor museum showcases authentic 19th-century buildings and artifacts, and offers interactive activities such as gold panning and blacksmith demonstrations. Kids will love dressing up in period costumes and exploring the restored schoolhouse, saloon, and other historic structures.Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve: Embark on a journey of discovery at the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve. This archaeological site is home to over 1,500 petroglyphs created by the ancient Hohokam people. Take a guided tour to learn about the significance of these rock carvings and gain insight into the Hohokam culture. Kids will be fascinated by the intricate designs and the stories they tell.Heard Museum: Delve into Native American art, history, and culture at the Heard Museum. This renowned institution showcases a vast collection of traditional and contemporary art, including pottery, jewelry, textiles, and sculptures. Kids can participate in hands-on activities, such as weaving and pottery making, and learn about the rich traditions and contributions of Native American tribes.These historical and cultural sites offer a chance to explore the past and gain a deeper appreciation for the diverse cultures that have shaped Phoenix. So, grab your family and embark on an adventure of discovery at the Pioneer Living History Museum and the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve, and don't forget to visit the Heard Museum for a truly immersive cultural experience.Water ParksWater parks in the Phoenix area offer a refreshing and thrilling escape from the desert heat, providing endless fun and excitement for the whole family. When it comes to water parks, Phoenix has some of the best in the country. Let's take a look at the top water parks in Phoenix and the best water park attractions for kids.One of the top water parks in Phoenix is Hurricane Harbor Phoenix. This park boasts a variety of attractions that are sure to keep kids entertained all day long. From thrilling water slides to relaxing lazy rivers, there's something for everyone at Hurricane Harbor. The little ones can splash around in the children's play areas, while older kids can brave the giant water slides.Another great water park in Phoenix is SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium. While not a traditional water park, it offers an underwater adventure like no other. Kids can explore the wonders of the ocean through interactive exhibits and even touch some of the marine life. It's a great way to combine learning and fun in one.For a more laid-back water park experience, splash pads are a popular choice. These water playgrounds are scattered throughout the city and offer a safe and fun environment for kids to cool off. They feature fountains, sprays, and other interactive elements that are sure to keep kids entertained for hours.SportsNow let's dive into the exciting world of sports in the Phoenix area, where there's no shortage of thrilling activities and events to keep both kids and adults entertained.Here are three sports events and activities in Phoenix that are perfect for kids:Cactus League Baseball: Phoenix is home to several Major League Baseball teams that participate in the Cactus League during spring training. Taking your kids to a baseball game is a fantastic way to introduce them to the sport and create lasting memories. They can cheer for their favorite teams, enjoy ballpark food, and experience the excitement of America's pastime.Other Sports: Phoenix offers a wide range of sports options for kids to get involved in. From soccer and basketball to swimming and golf, there are countless opportunities for children to explore different sports and find their passion. Local community centers, sports clubs, and recreational facilities often offer youth leagues and programs that cater to different age groups and skill levels.How to get kids involved in sports in the Phoenix area: Getting kids involved in sports isn't only a great way to keep them active but also helps develop important skills like teamwork, discipline, and perseverance. Encourage your children to try different sports and find something they enjoy. Attend local sports clinics or camps where they can receive professional coaching and guidance. And most importantly, be their biggest cheerleader and support them in their sports endeavors.Gardens and NatureExploring the gardens and nature in the Phoenix area offers a captivating experience that immerses both kids and adults in the beauty and tranquility of the natural world. From botanical gardens to wildlife sanctuaries, there are plenty of opportunities to connect with nature and create lasting memories.One of the must-visit destinations for nature enthusiasts is the Desert Botanical Garden. This stunning botanical garden showcases a wide variety of desert plants and offers a unique opportunity to learn about the diverse ecosystems found in the region. Kids will love exploring the garden's trails and discovering the fascinating plants and wildlife that call the desert home.For those seeking outdoor adventure, Phoenix is home to several outdoor adventure parks and nature trails. These parks offer a range of activities such as hiking, biking, and even zip-lining, providing endless opportunities for families to get active and enjoy the great outdoors. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll through a scenic nature trail or an adrenaline-pumping adventure, there's something for everyone.In addition to the botanical gardens and adventure parks, Phoenix is also home to wildlife sanctuaries where kids can get up close and personal with animals. These sanctuaries provide educational experiences and allow children to learn about different species and their habitats. It's a wonderful way to teach kids about the importance of conservation and the need to protect our natural world.Exploring the gardens and nature in the Phoenix area isn't only a fun way to spend time with your kids, but it also offers valuable learning experiences. It allows children to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and develop a deeper understanding and respect for the environment. So, grab your sunscreen and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in the gardens and nature of Phoenix!Phoenix LandmarksWhen visiting Phoenix, be sure to explore the iconic landmarks that make the city truly unique. Here are three must-see Phoenix landmarks that will captivate both kids and adults:Great Arizona Puppet Theater: Step into a world of imagination and wonder at the Great Arizona Puppet Theater. Watch in awe as the talented puppeteers bring characters to life through their skillful performances. From classic fairy tales to original stories, the puppet shows here are a delight for all ages. Let your children's imaginations run wild as they're transported to magical worlds filled with adventure and laughter.Hall of Flame Fire Museum: Delve into the fascinating history of firefighting at the Hall of Flame Fire Museum. Learn about the brave men and women who risk their lives to protect our communities. Explore the impressive collection of vintage fire engines and equipment. Kids will love the interactive exhibits where they can try on firefighter gear and even ride on a mini fire truck. This museum isn't only educational but also a great way to show appreciation for our local heroes.Musical Instrument Museum (MIM): Immerse yourself in the world of music at the Musical Instrument Museum. Discover instruments from across the globe and learn about different musical cultures. Kids can participate in hands-on activities like playing instruments from around the world or creating their own melodies in the interactive exhibits. The MIM also offers live performances and concerts, providing a truly immersive and enriching experience for the whole family.Explore these Phoenix landmarks and create unforgettable memories with your kids. Whether it's the magic of puppet shows, the history of firefighting, or the universal language of music, these attractions will leave a lasting impression on everyone who visits.Frequently Asked QuestionsAre There Any Outdoor Activities Suitable for Kids in the Phoenix Area?There are plenty of outdoor activities suitable for kids in the Phoenix area. Outdoor playgrounds offer endless fun and adventure, while hiking trails provide opportunities for exploration and discovery.With the beautiful weather and stunning landscapes, kids can enjoy playing outside and connecting with nature. Whether it's climbing rocks, running through grassy fields, or spotting wildlife, there's something for every child to enjoy in the great outdoors of Phoenix.What Are Some Popular Historical and Cultural Sites to Visit With Kids in Phoenix?Popular historical sites in Phoenix suitable for kids include:The Heard MuseumPueblo Grande MuseumPioneer Living History MuseumDeer Valley Petroglyph PreserveThese sites offer a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and culture of the region.Fun cultural sites in Phoenix for children include:The Great Arizona Puppet Theater, where kids can enjoy captivating puppet showsThe Musical Instrument Museum, which showcases a wide variety of musical instruments from around the worldThese sites provide a unique and educational experience for kids of all ages.Are There Any Water Parks in the Phoenix Area That Are Suitable for Young Children?There are some great water parks for toddlers in the Phoenix area! In addition to traditional water parks, there are also splash pads scattered throughout the city.These splash pads are perfect for little ones to cool off and have fun in the water. They typically have shallow pools and interactive water features that are safe and enjoyable for young children.Are There Any Sports Activities or Events Specifically Catered Towards Kids in Phoenix?There are several sports activities and events in Phoenix that are specifically catered towards kids. Kids-only sports leagues provide a great opportunity for young athletes to learn and grow in their chosen sport.Additionally, there are fun sports tournaments that allow kids to showcase their skills and compete against other young athletes. These activities not only promote physical fitness but also teach important values like teamwork and sportsmanship.Engaging in sports can be a fun and rewarding experience for kids in Phoenix.Can You Recommend Any Gardens or Nature Parks in Phoenix That Are Kid-Friendly?When it comes to kid-friendly gardens in Phoenix, one place that comes to mind is the Desert Botanical Garden. With its vibrant array of desert plants and beautiful walking trails, it's a perfect spot for families to explore and learn about the unique flora of the region.Another family-friendly nature park is the Phoenix Zoo, where kids can't only see a variety of animals but also enjoy interactive exhibits and educational programs.These destinations offer a fun and educational experience for the whole family to enjoy.ConclusionIn conclusion, Phoenix offers a wide range of exciting and memorable experiences for families with kids. Whether you prefer indoor attractions, outdoor adventures, educational activities, or water parks, there's something for everyone.While some may argue that visiting multiple attractions can be expensive, the memories created and the quality time spent with your children are priceless. So, seize the opportunity to explore Phoenix and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
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