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First time posting and an out of date player Save my old faithful and tell me what I should replace! (I have no knowledge of new series 4/5 help)
Ideal game with this puppy gets some great cubes: early sun spot, magik, moon girl the combo pieces (she hulk, ant man, its nice to have infinaut in hand) pass turn 6, drop 50 power!
Quicksilver is a budget chavez replacement since she isnt a 6 drop guaranteed draw anymore (when did that even happen?) maybe nico there instead?
Deck gets completely countered by: mob cost reduction guy, red hulk, blob, and destroy gets a lot of value from the junk cards, just to name a few
It aint great but it used to be nuts and i just breached 80 with it, only pride and hubris will push me to infinity 😎

Hey, so the X670 Auros Elite Ax has a number of sensors. I'm trying to 1) identify which sensors is where and 2) to find out which sensor is which using lm_sensors. The BIOS lists CPU, System 1, PCH, PCIEX16 and VRM MOS.
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Looking at the image below, CPU is the internal AMD sensor, VRM MOS is directly next to it. PCIEX16 is likely next to the PCIEX16 port. This leaves three possible sensors left in the picture and two shown in BIOS. PCH should be on the right below the heatsink? And System 1 is in that case one of the sensors on the bottom left. Can anyone confirm this so far?
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Next part is a bit more complicated. I'm running a Linux based system, using the great (and also terrible, guess I'll not buy a Gigabyte with that chipset again) it87 kernel module. It provides me with 6 sensors as displayed on the image, of which 5 deliver a value as shown in BIOS. The question now is: Which is which? temp3 is obviously the CPU sensor. Otherwise I have basically no idea. I tested some different stress tests on different parts (CPU, GPU), but was unable to come to a conclusion. Maybe anyone here has an idea? My only guess is that temp1 is System 1, as it is always quite low, which would fit the position on the board with no heat source nearby. Sadly the order is definitely not the same as in BIOS.
temp1: +34.0°C (low = +127.0°C, high = +127.0°C) sensor = thermistor temp2: +48.0°C (low = +127.0°C, high = +127.0°C) sensor = thermistor temp3: +52.0°C (low = +127.0°C, high = +127.0°C) sensor = AMD AMDSI temp4: +38.0°C (low = +127.0°C, high = +127.0°C) sensor = thermistor temp5: +40.0°C (low = +127.0°C, high = +127.0°C) sensor = thermistor temp6: +0.0°C (low = +0.0°C, high = +127.0°C) sensor = thermistor

Newts [Gwah-chugyoh in the Swamp Language] are a fairly numerous nation living in the East of the Small World. The natural areola of their habitat was 3 Great Swamps, but the historical areola includes forests, mountains and valleys adjacent to the Swamps.
It is not known when exactly newts appeared as a species. The first mention of them appears in the annals of the Mao dynasty [12th century aTwbW], but their sufficiently high level of development at that time indicates a long existence. Referring to the development of cultures of other nations, historians suggest that the first real newts appeared in the 4th-2nd centuries bTwbW. A curious phenomenon is the physiology of newts was probably fully formed in the 1st millennium aTwbW and has not changed until now. Thus, the newts are one of the few nations [others are gerbils and rats] that has a completely natural origin, which does not include evolutionary changes that occur as a result of the development of civilization.
This is explained by the place of newts in the evolutionary chain. Biologically, the newt is a swamp alpha predator. Solid physical performance, the highest intelligence, pack lifestyle, using of primitive tools and a strong hunting instinct allowed newts to dominate their habitat without the development of technologies. In fact, advanced technologies have only complemented this picture, without changing it in any way.
The average life expectancy of a newt is 60-75 years (one of the longest in the Small World). At the same time, newts mature early, a 4yo newt is already fully grown. Females rarely give birth to only one cub, and the average pair of newts usually has 8-12 cubs. A huge birth rate is balanced by a high rating of premature mortality. The real average life expectancy of a newt does not exceed 40 years. 50yo newts are considered old, 60yo and more considered venerable elders.
Newts have a light muscular body with a long neck and tail, but short paws. There is an obvious evolutionary bias towards the trunk, tail and hind paws. The front paws are weak, but at the same time they are very agile and have developed fine motor skills. Thus, newts are great runners, but bad arm wrestlers.
The spine, neck and tail of the newt are extremely strong. With a blow of the tail, a newt can seriously injur a relative or an adult frog. Starting from the ground with the tail and hind paws, an average newt can jump 10-15 steps in length and from 2 to 3 of its own height. The muscles and bones allow the newt to fly headfirst into the wall with a run without breaking his/her neck. At the same time, the tail and neck of a newt contains many vital arteries and nerve endings and are therefore vulnerable for deep cuts.
The skull of the newt is very tough and easily withstands the blows of a stone or a club. Jaws and teeth allow the newt to tear the meat from the bodies and gnaw the bones. In a fight with an opponent of equal size, the newt can use the skull and teeth as weapons [for example, a strong blow of the head can break a frog's front paw, and a ramming blow from a running start is guaranteed to break the ribs]
The fine motor skills of the front paws allow the newt to easily perform card tricks, juggle small objects or throw small stones very accurately. At the same time, the grip of the front paws is quite weak, and the newt may not have enough strength to lift either heavy stones or logs.
Gender demorphism in newts is rather weakly expressed. Females are, on average, somewhat lighter and weaker than males, but also somewhat more agile and hardier. Psychological differences are also insignificant, and female soldiers or hunters are not inferior to males in any way [this allows newts to mobilize a huge number of recruits if necessary]
The digestive system of the newt is ideally adapted for digesting a huge amount of animal food. Newts can eat meat, offal, bones, etc. Algae and roots, consumed by newts constantly in huge quantities, serve as a natural aid to digestion. Newts can eat rotten meat, their liver supplies the blood with a huge amount of antitoxins. For the same reason, newts rarely get sick. The more newt eats meat, the stronger his/her health. And vice versa.
Of all the senses, newts have the best developed eyesight and hearing. Newt sees small objects on the ground at a distance of up to 5-6 li. Newt's eyes see perfectly in the dark and are able to accurately estimate the distance to an object. Thanks to their vision and fine motor skills, newts are excellent shooters. The distance of hearing is comparable to the distance of vision. By the sound of footsteps, the newt is able to determine the size of an object. And nowadays newts are able to determine the type of projectile by the sound in the air. The sense of smell is poorly developed, most likely this is a consequence of a partially scavenger lifestyle [in addition to hunting, newts took prey from other swamp predators]
But an additional feeling that makes newts really dangerous opponents is their intuition. Newt is able to sense danger without any obvious signs of it. In ancient times, it helped newts to hunt swamp predators. And nowadays it helps the newts to leave the place of arrival of enemy shells in advance, act in a smoke screen, to shoot blind and hide from return fire... In fact, on the battlefield, newt relies on the instincts, not the mind.
However, it was newt's intelligence that made them the pinnacle of the evolution of swamp life forms. Newts are incredibly intelligent, curious and constantly learning. And newts are never afraid of the new or the unknown, in the swamps, the unknown is a common thing. Having met something unfamiliar, newt will try to understand it. Having understood, he/she will try to remember it and will definitely tell others about it. After discussing the find, the newts will try to find a use for it. Therefore, newts are open-minded and often act unpredictably. For a newt, any plan is just a sketch, and he/she will never follow it exactly. The more new information will appear, the more the plan will change, up to complete unrecognizability. Because of this, hunting turns into research, research into a treasure hunt, treasure discovery turns into a fight, and a fight turns into a cover-up of a crime.
Yes, being predators, newts are naturally cruel. Killing another newt is as easy for them as killing prey on the hunt. And crimes such as robbery or theft are not considered by them as something serious at all. In fact, due to the long tribal lifestyle, there is a clear separation between the "family" and everyone else for the newts. Violence within the "family" is condemned, outside the family is not prohibited in any way, and sometimes even encouraged. Therefore, a newt can adore his/her own nephews, and without any probs finish off exactly the same age cubs, meeting them in the swamp. Nothing, not a developed judicial system, not even the Teaching of Great Humility, has helped to completely get rid of this "feature" of the newt's psychology.
It is important to understand that for newts, the concept of "family" doesn't mean family by itself. Newt "family" is something between a commonwealth, a brotherhood and a clan. The "family" can include both real relatives and newts who are not related by blood, but have declared themselves relatives. In both cases, they are considered equivalent family members. Conversely, a blood relative who shows disrespect to the family will be permanently expelled... or just killed. Family sizes can be anything from 15-20 newts for small peasant families to hundreds of newts in Military Families or criminal gangs. Sometimes all the members of the "family" live together, sometimes not [for example, members of trading families see each other infrequently] But generally it doesn't matter, family members are obliged to support and help each other. They send money to each other, help solve problems, do business together, etc. And of course, helping a family member is the most important thing. Even if the newt ate the cubs alive and dismembered their parents, his/her family will help him/her escape justice by any possible means. Elders enjoy special respect in the family, as they accumulate experience and knowledge and pass it on to the young.
Having a family is essential for newts. A lonely newt is considered inferior, since there is no one to protect him/her, and someone else's family will easily do whatever they want with him/her. Therefore, newts declare themselves brothers/sisters at any opportunity. This feature is especially important during the warfare, since newt can hardly rely on help of his/her comrades in critical moments if they are not his/her brothers/sisters.
In general, the nature of newts makes them almost ideal soldiers and ensures the relative safety of the Swampland as a state. On the other hand, the society of newts is naturally unstable, and maintaining relative peace within the state costs the government enormous efforts.
"Newts? [scratching the skin on his neck] No, I wouldn't want to face them on the battlefield. I'd rather they were on my side like she is [nods to the armed bodyguard newt, dozing, leaning against a column] In the current conditions, I simply don't see an optimal way to win this war. And I have no right or power to throw my soldiers into the meat grinder along with those who were born to get there [points at the bodyguard, who opens one eye and grins in a smile] Therefore, with all due and respect, I have to decline your request... What? [listens] Oh, I understand, but this is barely my problem. Someone has miscalculated very badly, so let this someone, not me, fight against the newts. You might as well have climbed into Yun-maa hell and started a war against the imps there [bodyguard laughs soundlessly and barely nods] So who is to blame for the fact that the imps are now grinding your troops into bloody mincemeat?? No, I better stand on my ground [smiles] But I wish a best luck to the Pacification Army."
© Wong-ma Tao-zhu, Tai-Tung commander of the Shinhuo province. From his response to the official envoys of the Unity Council to the request to join the war against the Swampland.

so I have a lot of african violets, and 1 is really healthy and constantly growing (left one on the 2nd picture) but the others just aren’t growing. they all have little buds but they haven’t opened or grown at all for about two weeks and I’m getting worried,, the one on the right in the 2nd picture has the largest buds but they have yet to open and it’s been a while, and the african violets in the first picture just looks like they haven’t grown at all and the leaves look really weak. Are there any remedies i should try, should I repot them? I don’t think i’m over or underwatering them at all. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you so much !

Looking to surprise a friend who is graduation from Chiro school soon. I’d love to have someone place a huge yard sign. I googled a few sacramento companies but wanted personal recs. I see a lot of birthday signs but not too many for grads. I moved to the Midwest from Sac a few years ago. The place I found starts at $99 and I’ll gladly pay that but I would appreciate any suggestions of a great company, cheaper pricing a bonus! Picture is not mine but showing an example.

I’m looking to get a name of the artist of this painting and possibly a valuation. My mom got it at an estate sale a few years back and my sister just told me that when they bought it, they were told it was expensive lol. The frame is heavy and looks to be great quality, so I don’t really want to open it up to get pictures of the back. Not sure how to tell the painting material but there is a lot of visible cracking throughout so I’m guessing it’s pretty old.

Hey Baltimore, I realize this post is weird, but I'm currently paying way too much money to freshpatch.com to get training grass for my puppy. I'm wondering if there's a local source for 16x24 or 24x24 real grass patches that I could get instead.
Anyone know of a nursery or other option for getting such thing for hopefully cheaper?
Bonus, puppy picture