Back in the late 90's I used a program called What'sUp Gold to monitor the network of the ISP I was admin for. I now work for a small company in a different industry, that has a central office and seven smaller satellite offices. As our network complexity grows, I'm finding it would be nice to have some sort of networking monitoring that could tell me which servers, manages switches, routers, and workstations are up at any given time, and notify me when critical services go down. I'd like a nice hierarchical layout, or a map style layout if possible. Preferably free and open source. I've been searching for network monitoring applications, but nothing I've found quite meets what I want.
Any recommendations?

My planned layout!
Hi all! I recently upgraded to a queen size bed as the first step in a room revamp. I've got a lot of plans, but the room itself is a little weird. It has two windows on the back wall, two sliding closets on the right, and a bathroom. Because three of the walls all have structural bits to them, it makes it difficult to plan out with what I want to have vs. what is reasonable to fit. In the image, the bed and one of the bookshelves are the only things that are locked in, the nordli bedframe and the billy bookcase respectively from Ikea. My current desk setup is much smaller, but pictured are the measurements for a dual L shape desk setup to have a working space and a fun space. I play a lot on my computer, so having a larger desk has been a dream (one that could one day hopefully hold a nice sized ultrawide monitor). Because I have so many books and random garbage I've collected over the years, I added a second bookshelf, though I would love one or two more if they fit.
This was my plan for a while, maximizing space with a bedframe/storage combo and keeping much of the free wall for my computer desk setup. However, I understand positioning the bed facing the door is considered very bad luck, and I've been wracking my brain trying to come up with a solution to this issue. As I mentioned, one shelf and the bedframe are the only two things required here, as I can always find another desk solution, but I was wondering if there were any tips for maximizing the space here. Or, if I stuck with this layout, how can I "protect" myself from that bad energy? I'm rather superstitious when it comes to these things, but maybe I'm just crazy. Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to read and help!

Just got off the Jade today and I was left with mixed emotions on the trip. In no order here are things I found good or bad:
Bad:
-Weird ship layout. I have been on both smaller and larger ships. I understand Jade isn’t a massive ship, but it felt very cramped and odd design. Most ships have a multi floor open atrium with a grand staircase. Jade has a staircase but it’s only 2 floors. The top floor of atrium is O’Sheehans. Just really odd walking paths like having stateroom hallways right off of O’Sheehans so people are constantly passing through the restaurant to get to their rooms. Also you have to walk through the dining area of the garden cafe to get to the pool. It’s literally single file line when they have the buffet section roped off.
-Odd dining. MDR breakfast was only open until 9AM every day. Last year on the Sky La Cucina would serve pizza for guests during lunch time including GF pizza, but not on Jade. My wife was unable to get Gluten Free pizza because the buffet repeatedly told us they couldn’t make it.
-Restaurant reservation is a joke. We were on the ship at 1230 and almost all of the reservations were already taken. This is the first thing we tried to do as we had experienced this same problem before on past cruise. We could not get into Cagneys on our anniversary as originally planned and the only time we could get was 845 on the last night. Thankful we were able to get something though.
-Outdoor setup has so much wasted potential. The upper deck could have some better use of space instead of an odd little shower thing and nothing else. There could be some nice outdoor furniture up there or even an adults only area with another hot tub?
Good:
-Amazing shows! They had some of the best shows I have ever seen on a cruise besides maybe the diving shows on Royal Caribbean. The Elements show they are doing is really cool.
-Gluten Free options and awareness is pretty decent. My wife has celiacs and they did a good job handling this. The lady in charge or food allergies would find us randomly through the day for her to pre order breakfast and dinner.
-Cagneys was great!! Not the best steakhouse I have ever eaten but it once again did not disappoint. Steak was very good for a cruise. It’s not a Capital Grille or anything but for a cruise it’s not too far off.
Next time I will avoid this ship. I have seen other people say they really liked it but to be it left a lot to be desired.

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Please read this I copied and paste it from a super smart ape!!!!
Please read this I copied and paste it from a super smart ape!!!!
Alright lets get into it.
But before we do, I need to explain exactly what it means for a company to be "shorted" and as a response, be "short squeezed"
Ill explain in monkey speak first:
Imagine a store has a supply of 100 bananas for sale at 1.00 per banana.
Now, a certain animal (lets call this animal a bear) thinks that the cost per banana will drop from 1.00 dollar to 0.50 cents. They go to the store and they borrow 50 bananas promising to return them. The bear, now in debt to the store, sells those bananas at 1.00 each and collects 50 dollars. Then, the market price for a banana drops to 0.50, they go and buy back the 50 bananas (now at 0.50 cents) paying 25 dollars, then return them back to the person they bought them from. This relieves the bears from their debts and they pocket 25 dollars in the process.
This is the process of shorting a company. They will "Borrow" or "Short" a companies shares when they think it will drop. They sell those shares. The market price drops. Then they buy them back at a low price. Then return them to who they borrowed from and make some serious money.
Typically, this is done to companies who are not looking like they will have very much growth (i.e., GameStop in an increasingly electronic world. Or FFIE in a world where Chinese electric cars are being restricted from sales in the USA for foreign policy reasons.)
Now, a short squeeze happens when another animal (lets say a bull (or maybe an ape would actually be better)) decides that they don't really want the price of bananas to drop because they really really really really like bananas. So the ape goes to the store and buys all the available bananas as well as buying them from the bears. Now, since there's no more available, and bananas are in demand, the price rises up to 1.50, instead of dropping.
Now, the bears are in a dilemma. They need to return the bananas to the person they bought them from. If they don't, the person they borrowed from is going to start charging them late fees for every day that they don't return the bananas.
As you can imagine, the bears would be SUPER angry about this, and fight the apes tooth and nail to try to get them to sell. They will tell everyone (via the media) that the apes are bad. They will publish false information about the cost of bananas. They will try to borrow bananas from other people to make it seem like bananas arent worth anything.
BUT, if the apes hold onto their sweet, juicy bananas, then the bears cant get find any to buy even if they wanted to. So the apes eventually will say "I will give you my bananas back for a premium cost of 10 dollars. Now, the apes who bought all the bananas for 100 dollars will sell them back to get 1000 dollars instead.
Essentially, the apes can make the price whatever they want, because the bears are paying a late fee for every day that they don't return the original bananas. At some point, the late fee will become so expensive that they will pay whatever it takes to get the bananas back.
This is known as a short squeeze. And the apes can potentially make lots of money on those bananas.
Applying this to the market, if FFIE is being shorted, and you all decide you want to squeeze them. Then hold, your shares, the shorter will pay whatever it takes to get those shares returned.
Now, there are a few things that are required to make a short squeeze happen:

1. There needs to be an entity (hedge funds) who shorted the stocks, betting the price would decline. Very simple to find out as it is public information.
   
2. There needs to be an entity (You mad lads) who wants to make money off their shorts (this is a bit harder as y'all get scared of the fight back by them and sell out).
   
3. Time investment to make the hedge funds sweat about losing money on the shares they borrowed.
   

PHEW! That was tough. You did good though, Now, you are all experts on the idea behind a short squeeze.
Lets see if FFIE has the requirements needed to begin a short squeeze:

1. The shorts. On April 30th, and in my Last Post , I showed an image that the company FFIE was absolutely being shorted. In fact, 98% of the total shares of the company were being shorted. So yes, FFIE met requirement number 1.

Now, there has been ALOT of debate regarding the current number of shorts. And I'll help resolve WHY this debate has been ongoing. I believe that much of this debate lies in the differences between the terms "short volume" and "Short interest"
Many have been screaming that the short interest of a company is only posted every 2 weeks. Which is absolutely true.
Others have been posting that the shorted volume of FFIE is at VERY high numbers. Which is also true.
For those that don't understand the market, the short interest and short volume are interchangable. That is why so many of you have been so confused.
Im here to tell you, THEY ARE NOT THE SAME.
There are very clear differences between the two numbers and their reliability, in terms of a squeeze is extremely different. Ill try to make it simple for you and put your questions and confusions to bed.
STRAP IN! THIS IS TOTALLY NOT GOING TO BE BORING!
Official definition online for short interest from the fintel website:
"collected by FINRA from brokers twice a month and distributed by the stock exchanges. So, twice a month all the brokedealers add up all the short positions held in all of their custodial accounts — that means yours, mine, and all the hedge funds — and send the totals to FINRA."
Yawn am I right?
Yeah that was literally ctrl. C then ctrl . V onto this text. Doesn't seem too intuitive does it.
What the heck does this mean? Ape speak please?
The short Interest is the number of shares shorted by all of the different hedge funds. It is a comprehensive list of all the numbers of the total number of short shares.
However, it only represents a snapshot in time. Typically, it is a snapshot in time from the day that it is required to be reported. The most recent numbers came on today (5/24).
In general, this number can be manipulated. Think of it like taking a picture. Because that number is based on a snapshot in time, and hedge funds know when the picture will be taken, they can hide the number of shorted shares during the picture, and then once the camera takes its picture, they go back to normal. It is a way that the bears can lie about the fact that they borrowed shares.
Official definition online for short VOLUME from the FINTEL website:
the accumulated trades published to the consolidated tape. Every trade that is made is published in real time to the tape. At the end of the trading day, every trading venue publishes their volume numbers, which includes both Short Volume and Total Volume.
Jesus. That was a difficult read. Are you still awake?
Okay again. Super easy to understand. Right? Right? Yeah not so much. I hate the technical terminology used but I guess I can explain.
The short VOLUME is is a more accurate measure of how a particular stock is being shorted. I think of it more like a video tape. It is a collection of all shorting trades made, and is posted every day. It is a lot of information to sort through, but the numbers speak VOLUMES to the efficiency of a possible squeeze (haha volume. Get it?)
In the end, if the VOLUME of shorted shares remains high, then the company is relying on the price of the stock to decline, or trying to hold out when a squeeze is happening in the hopes that the price of the shares drop again. This is the number we care about. This number is COMPREHENSIVE of all shorted stocks (including off-exchange/darkpool numbers and retail shorts)
DONT WORRY ILL EXPLAIN WHAT OFF EXCHANGE/DARK POOL IS LATER
Here is another explanation in terms a dumb ape would understand:
Okay so using the previous "APE vs BEAR banana in supermarket example"
Lets start where the Apes have purchased all the bananas and we think the bears have shorted banana sales.
So, lets imagine that the laws require that the Bears post publicly exactly how many bananas they borrowed from the lender. They are required to post this information every 2 weeks. They know they have to post soon. Therefore, to scare the apes into thinking they aren't actually squeezing, they take their picture of their borrowed bananas and post it. In the picture (since they had time to organize their efforts) it shows that they, in fact, didn't borrow any bananas. Now the apes would be panicked right? They have all these bananas for no reason. But a SMART ape would understand that they could use that photo to manipulate us. They obviously just quickly hid the fact that they borrowed bananas for the picture. The bears used the required "short interest picture" to scare you all into thinking your bananas were worthless, and encourage you to sell them.
Instead, its better to look at the security footage of the bears hiding their borrowed banana receipts. We'd be able to catch them red handed! Thus, we look at the "short volume" of bananas. The problem is, each bear individually posts their volume every day, and doesn't compile it in one clear video for us. Why would they? The more we know, the more we can charge for our bananas.
Plus, there are also dozens (if not hundreds) of bears all posting, accurate, but misleading, numbers. They make a united effort to throw as many confusing, and non-relevant videos into the mix to divert our attention.
This is EXACTLY what you have seen posted all week. Various people posting different volume numbers. And while each volume number they posted is accurate, they are only a partial truth.
FREE BANANA TO ANYONE WHO CAN TELL ME WHERE WE GET THE COMPILED, ACCUATE DATA.
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Well, with the report of the "snapshot" that is released every 2 weeks, we also get another bit of information. The total number of exchanged shorts "off exchange."
Are you still following? This is where it gets even more confusing.
With the report, FINTEL also publishes a number known as the "off exchange short volume"
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This number is the most accurate number to describe how many shares of a stock are currently being shorted. As we learned above, the "short interest" isn't reliable as the bears can hide their numbers during the picture.
However, at some point, some smart person (probably being super angry at how the bears could lie using short interest pictures) made a law that requires them disclose the number of currently exchanged "off market/dark pool" exchanges that were made.
An off market exchange is what happens when a bear decides to trade with another bear out of the public eye.
Why would they do this?
Back to our "ape speak" example
Okay so the bears know that they have their upcoming (2-week) picture that gets released. They want to make it seem like they don't have any owed bananas.
What do they do? How can they just lie for a picture?
The answer is in off market exchanges. You see, the bears found out that they can trade their shorts WITH EACHOTHER.
So for the picture, Mr. Black bear gives all his receipts to the polar bear. Then, when the Mr. Polar bear takes his photo, he gives them to Mr. Black bear (since he already took his photo).
These off market exchanges tend to SKYROCKET during a few times. One of which, is when hedge funds try to hide how much of an investment they have in their shorted shares.
So, over the next few days, we will see many people posting "OMG THEY ARENT EVEN SHORTING BECAUSE THE SHORT INTEREST IS DOWN FROM LAST POST"
Well, of course its lower. The last posted information, the hedge funds didn't know they would be squeezed. Therefore, they didn't feel the need to hide the short interest. Now, they need to hide it to scare you. So they create fear by lowering that number. But when that short interest number goes down, and off exchange goes up, it means they are still holding shorts, but just covering it up for their short interest reports.
Okay, so lets look at these numbers and see what it means for squeezers.
LONG STORY SHORT, THEY HAVE NOT NOT RETURNED THEIR SHORTS. They are simply trying to manipulate us into believing that they did.
In fact, they went from 36 million shorts UP to 64 million shorts (likely a bit less as this number includes transfers of shorts both ways).
But still, they have hope. Let's strip it away from them and make it KNOWN that they are manipulating. Time to HOLD and TIME TO BUY.
When you hold/buy shares, then the second requirement and third requirement for the squeeze are in our hands entirely.
Now, I know there's alot more to say, but I know people are waiting for my post so Im going to cut it short here. Ill make another post this weekend regarding the specific trading patterns we saw on the day-to-day that imply that the bears were trying to make us panic sell our shares.
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Good Luck everyone. DMs are open for questions and corrections that might be needed.
With love,
MP- guardian APE

IDK why y’all don’t know this or even whine about it.
Listen - if you file a renters insurance claim it has a deductible. If you don’t have more than $500 of damages, y’all ain’t getting anything back.
FEMA reimburses for hotel stays due to no power. FEMA may be able to help you with home repairs, temporary housing, or property damage (appliances, furniture, vehicle, etc). You may also qualify for help with child care, medical, lodging, moving, and funeral expenses.
It takes very little time to file a claim and to upload a receipt.
https://www.disasterassistance.gov/DAC-RI/location-search
That is the url to start the process or you can download the app.
It’s free money. Go get the help that you need during this time.
If you don’t want it, whatever. Just don’t downvote me for trying to help.

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Warning: This is an Ash Can An "Ash Can" is a term to describe a product that has not been properly published. There is no editor, other than my own work. There is no artist, so the work uses public domain artwork. There is no layout person, so the document is laid out like a word document. I have not set up payments yet on itch.io so it is free here. Even when I resolve that, it will be PWYW. I do not plan to require compensation for the ash can version. It is available PWYW on DTRPG.
"Welcome, Welcome To...The Lost World!"
The Lost World Roleplaying game is a Dicey Fate Game focused on surviving on a dinosaur infested island.
Dicey Fate is a variant of Fate Core that focuses on using dice ladders instead of numerical stats and bonuses. Instead of having a Fair (+2) or an Average (+1), you have a Fair (d8) or an Average (d6). You then include the dice in a dice pool using the relevant stats to determine the outcome of the four actions.
TLWRPG is inspired by dinosaur television, as opposed to movies. It focuses on longer form adventures that tend to work best in television. The survivors must survive on this dinosaur island until they escape or are rescued. They'll have to work at it by taking dangerous adventures to find the resources they need to escape the island.
Fitting the nature of a TV show over a movie, character death is not a base rule. While you can make the game more gritty by using the optional character death rules, the base rules only allow characters die if they sacrifice themselves. The focus is instead on seeing how the characters suffer, overcome, and grow, rather than just if they live or die.
TLWRPG has a focus on how characters grow in response to their circumstances. Characters are encouraged to get hurt and take trauma so that they can grow by overcoming that trauma. The character's Aspects, Relationships, and Trauma can be challenged. When challenged, you act to try to disprove the Aspect describing the relevant stat. Regardless of you succeed or not, you grow from the experience and add dice to your advancement track. Challenging Trauma is the only way to fix it and, thus, if a character takes trauma, it introduces a miniature character arc to cure it.
The title doesn't focus on combat. While optional combat rules are included for more action oriented games, the game assumes players only option will be to run away when faced with dinosaurs. As such, a new type of Fate Contest called "a Chase" has been introduced. Furthermore, Contests have been reworked to be more universal so that the contest rules can be used for chases, arguments, and even brief physical exchanges.
TLWRPG was designed with all audiences in mind. The inspiration for the game is a children's dinosaur cartoon about being trapped on the island. If your child is a fan of that show, this game may be an avenue to play the show with them.
The Lost World Roleplaying Game is licensed under the Creative Commons. As such, you are free to share, copy, remix, and otherwise use this title to make your own games commercially. To that end, a word processor document is included in this download so that you may use it to make your own commercial titles. CC 4.0 Attribution does require proper attribution be made -- and Fate Core requires that as well -- but as long as both attributions are included in your product, you may use this document to make your own titles.

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• Show Consideration to Bicyclists and Pedestrians: With more people taking advantage of the hot weather and extended sunlight, you’ll encounter more bikers and walkers in the summer than any other season. Show them the consideration that they deserve so that you don’t get involved in a bicycle accident or a pedestrian accident.
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Remember, summer car accidents can happen during any time of the day. This is why our team is available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Whether you’re in Boulder City, Henderson, Las Vegas, Laughlin, Pahrump, or Summerlin, do not hesitate to call us at [702-878-7878](tel:7028787878).

Facts About Summer Car Accidents

Fact–Summer Normally Has the Most Car Accidents: Statistically speaking, summertime typically has more car accidents than the other three seasons. The month of August usually has the most number of car crashes, according to the National Safety Council (NSC).
Fact–There Are More Teen Drivers on the Road During Summer: School is out in the summer, which means that there are more teen drivers on the road. Younger drivers often lack experience and skill, which can lead to mistakes that can cause a car wreck.
Fact–Tourists Increase Your Chances of an Accident: With world-class hotels, amazing restaurants, and some of the most decadent swimming pools in America, Las Vegas is a prime destination for summer travel. Las Vegas attracts millions of summer tourists from nearby Arizona, California, and Utah, many of whom are unfamiliar with local roads. This unfamiliarity can lead to car accidents.
Fact–There is More Construction Activity in the Summer: Construction companies take advantage of long summer days to fast-track their projects. The increased activity can lead to a work zone accident.
Fact–Outdoor Activities Increase in the Summer: While most tourist activity centers around the Las Vegas Strip, Clark County and the surrounding area offer fantastic outdoor activities enjoyed by locals and tourists alike. You’ll find more people biking, hiking, and walking in the summer, especially if you’re visiting areas like Boulder City, Henderson, and Summerlin.

Avoiding Summer Car Accidents

ER Injury Attorneys have served many clients who have gotten into Las Vegas car accidents during the summer. Many of these accidents could have been avoided by exercising more caution. We’ve learned the following summer car accident safety tips through the people we’ve served:

• Make Sure Your Car Is Ready for the Heat: With daytime temperatures exceeding 110F, summer can be brutal on your vehicle. Make sure that your car’s fluid levels are correct and inspect your tire treads regularly. Doing so can help prevent an accident caused by an overheated engine or a blown out tire.
• Keep an Eye Out for Tourists: If you notice out-of-state license plates or rental car company branding, then be particularly careful of those cars. While they could be locals who need to update their plates or are driving a temporary rental, there’s a good chance that they’re a tourist.
• Watch Out for Teen Drivers: The same advice goes for sharing the road with teen drivers. If you see young drivers near you, then give them a little extra space and monitor your speed. Giving them the space they need can help compensate for their inexperience and lack of skill.
• Show Consideration to Bicyclists and Pedestrians: With more people taking advantage of the hot weather and extended sunlight, you’ll encounter more bikers and walkers in the summer than any other season. Show them the consideration that they deserve so that you don’t get involved in a bicycle accident or a pedestrian accident.
• Practice Work Zone Safety: Our team has put together a guide on how to avoid Las Vegas work zone accidents. Please give it a read to reinforce what you already know and share it with the drivers in your household so that they understand how to avoid construction accidents.

Contact a Las Vegas Car Accident Lawyer

ER Injury Attorneys hopes that you have an excellent and safe summer in Las Vegas. Please follow the tips above to increase your safety. Unfortunately, some car accidents can happen no matter how safe you’re being. Should you or a driver in your household get into a car wreck then contact a Las Vegas summer car accidents lawyer from ER Injury Attorneys immediately.
You can reach us 24/7 by phone at [702-878-7878](tel:7028787878) and online through LiveChat or our secure contact form feature. Our personal injury lawyers have successfully served clients throughout Nevada, including Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Pahrump, Boulder City, and Laughlin. Reach out to us today for a free consultation and take the first step towards getting the compensation that you deserve.

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Facts About Summer Car Accidents

Fact–Summer Normally Has the Most Car Accidents: Statistically speaking, summertime typically has more car accidents than the other three seasons. The month of August usually has the most number of car crashes, according to the National Safety Council (NSC).
Fact–There Are More Teen Drivers on the Road During Summer: School is out in the summer, which means that there are more teen drivers on the road. Younger drivers often lack experience and skill, which can lead to mistakes that can cause a car wreck.
Fact–Tourists Increase Your Chances of an Accident: With world-class hotels, amazing restaurants, and some of the most decadent swimming pools in America, Las Vegas is a prime destination for summer travel. Las Vegas attracts millions of summer tourists from nearby Arizona, California, and Utah, many of whom are unfamiliar with local roads. This unfamiliarity can lead to car accidents.
Fact–There is More Construction Activity in the Summer: Construction companies take advantage of long summer days to fast-track their projects. The increased activity can lead to a work zone accident.
Fact–Outdoor Activities Increase in the Summer: While most tourist activity centers around the Las Vegas Strip, Clark County and the surrounding area offer fantastic outdoor activities enjoyed by locals and tourists alike. You’ll find more people biking, hiking, and walking in the summer, especially if you’re visiting areas like Boulder City, Henderson, and Summerlin.

Avoiding Summer Car Accidents

ER Injury Attorneys have served many clients who have gotten into Las Vegas car accidents during the summer. Many of these accidents could have been avoided by exercising more caution. We’ve learned the following summer car accident safety tips through the people we’ve served:

• Make Sure Your Car Is Ready for the Heat: With daytime temperatures exceeding 110F, summer can be brutal on your vehicle. Make sure that your car’s fluid levels are correct and inspect your tire treads regularly. Doing so can help prevent an accident caused by an overheated engine or a blown out tire.
• Keep an Eye Out for Tourists: If you notice out-of-state license plates or rental car company branding, then be particularly careful of those cars. While they could be locals who need to update their plates or are driving a temporary rental, there’s a good chance that they’re a tourist.
• Watch Out for Teen Drivers: The same advice goes for sharing the road with teen drivers. If you see young drivers near you, then give them a little extra space and monitor your speed. Giving them the space they need can help compensate for their inexperience and lack of skill.
• Show Consideration to Bicyclists and Pedestrians: With more people taking advantage of the hot weather and extended sunlight, you’ll encounter more bikers and walkers in the summer than any other season. Show them the consideration that they deserve so that you don’t get involved in a bicycle accident or a pedestrian accident.
• Practice Work Zone Safety: Our team has put together a guide on how to avoid Las Vegas work zone accidents. Please give it a read to reinforce what you already know and share it with the drivers in your household so that they understand how to avoid construction accidents.

Contact a Las Vegas Car Accident Lawyer

ER Injury Attorneys hopes that you have an excellent and safe summer in Las Vegas. Please follow the tips above to increase your safety. Unfortunately, some car accidents can happen no matter how safe you’re being. Should you or a driver in your household get into a car wreck then contact a Las Vegas summer car accidents lawyer from ER Injury Attorneys immediately.
You can reach us 24/7 by phone at [702-878-7878](tel:7028787878) and online through LiveChat or our secure contact form feature. Our personal injury lawyers have successfully served clients throughout Nevada, including Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Pahrump, Boulder City, and Laughlin. Reach out to us today for a free consultation and take the first step towards getting the compensation that you deserve.

The information on this blog is for general information purposes only. Nothing herein should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.

Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Las Vegas is a three-day music festival that features a variety of electronic dance music (EDM) artists. It’s a great chance to dance the night away and see some of your favorite DJs. But it’s important to remember that EDC is also a crowded and intense environment. To help you stay safe and have a great time, the Las Vegas personal injury lawyers Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Las Vegas is a three-day music festival that features a variety of electronic dance music (EDM) artists. It’s a great chance to dance the night away and see some of your favorite DJs. But it’s important to remember that EDC is also a crowded and intense environment. To help you stay safe and have a great time, the Las Vegas personal injury lawyers here at ER Injury Attorneys have put together five important EDC safety tips:

1. Plan Ahead

Get your tickets ASAP. EDC tickets tend to sell out quickly, so be sure to get yours early. This will help you avoid the stress of trying to find last-minute tickets.
Book your accommodations early. EDC is a major event in Las Vegas, so hotels tend to fill up quickly and rates can go up. Book your accommodations early to ensure you have a place to stay and get the best possible rate.
Research the festival grounds. The EDC venue is massive, so it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the layout before you go. This will help you save time finding the stages, restrooms, and other amenities.
Create a meeting spot. With so many people at EDC, it’s easy to get separated from your friends. Create a meeting spot in case you get lost and are without cell service.

2. Stay Hydrated

Drink plenty of water. It’s important to stay hydrated at EDC, especially in the hot Las Vegas sun. Bring a refillable water bottle and fill it up often. There are also water stations located throughout the festival grounds.
Avoid sugary drinks and alcohol. Sugary drinks and alcohol can dehydrate you. Stick to water, drinks with electrolytes, or use your own hydration additives. If you do choose to drink alcohol, do so in moderation and be sure to eat food as well and stay hydrated.

3. Pace Yourself

Don’t try to do too much. There’s a lot to see and do at EDC, but it’s important to pace yourself. Don’t try to see every single set or dance all night long. Take breaks throughout the day to rest and cool off.
Find a shady spot. If you start to feel overwhelmed, find a shady spot to relax and cool off. This will help you avoid heat illness which can be fatal. There are usually tents and hydration stations set up throughout the festival grounds that you can use for shade.

4. Be Aware of Your Surroundings

Keep an eye on your belongings. EDC is a crowded environment, so it’s important to keep an eye on your belongings. Don’t bring anything you can’t afford to lose.
Be aware of your surroundings. Be aware of the people around you and be careful of pickpockets. If you see something suspicious, report it to security.
Use the buddy system. Go to EDC with a group of friends and look out for each other.

5. Dress for the Weather

Wear comfortable shoes. You’ll be doing a lot of walking and dancing at EDC, so be sure to wear comfortable, safe shoes.
Wear sunscreen. Even if it’s cloudy, the sun’s rays can still be strong. Be sure to wear sunscreen to protect yourself from sunburn.
Bring layers. The weather in Las Vegas can change quickly, so it’s a good idea to bring layers of clothing. The current forecast calls for temperatures in the 90s during the day, but may dip into the 60s at night.

Injured During EDC? ER Injury Attorneys Is Here for You

If you’ve been injured at EDC, the team here at ER Injury Attorneys is available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Get your free case evaluation today by calling us at [702-878-7878](tel:7028787878) or by using LiveChat. You can also fill out a contact form to get started. ER Injury Attorneys represents accident victims throughout Southern Nevada, including Henderson, Summerlin, Pahrump, Boulder City, Laughlin, and beyond. Book your free case evaluation and consultation today and get the peace of mind you need.

The information on this blog is for informational purposes only. It is not meant to serve as legal advice for an individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship nor does viewing this material constitute an attorney-client relationship.

BOOKMARK THE PERMALINK.here at ER Injury Attorneys have put together five important EDC safety tips:

1. Plan Ahead

Get your tickets ASAP. EDC tickets tend to sell out quickly, so be sure to get yours early. This will help you avoid the stress of trying to find last-minute tickets.
Book your accommodations early. EDC is a major event in Las Vegas, so hotels tend to fill up quickly and rates can go up. Book your accommodations early to ensure you have a place to stay and get the best possible rate.
Research the festival grounds. The EDC venue is massive, so it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the layout before you go. This will help you save time finding the stages, restrooms, and other amenities.
Create a meeting spot. With so many people at EDC, it’s easy to get separated from your friends. Create a meeting spot in case you get lost and are without cell service.

2. Stay Hydrated

Drink plenty of water. It’s important to stay hydrated at EDC, especially in the hot Las Vegas sun. Bring a refillable water bottle and fill it up often. There are also water stations located throughout the festival grounds.
Avoid sugary drinks and alcohol. Sugary drinks and alcohol can dehydrate you. Stick to water, drinks with electrolytes, or use your own hydration additives. If you do choose to drink alcohol, do so in moderation and be sure to eat food as well and stay hydrated.

3. Pace Yourself

Don’t try to do too much. There’s a lot to see and do at EDC, but it’s important to pace yourself. Don’t try to see every single set or dance all night long. Take breaks throughout the day to rest and cool off.
Find a shady spot. If you start to feel overwhelmed, find a shady spot to relax and cool off. This will help you avoid heat illness which can be fatal. There are usually tents and hydration stations set up throughout the festival grounds that you can use for shade.

4. Be Aware of Your Surroundings

Keep an eye on your belongings. EDC is a crowded environment, so it’s important to keep an eye on your belongings. Don’t bring anything you can’t afford to lose.
Be aware of your surroundings. Be aware of the people around you and be careful of pickpockets. If you see something suspicious, report it to security.
Use the buddy system. Go to EDC with a group of friends and look out for each other.

5. Dress for the Weather

Wear comfortable shoes. You’ll be doing a lot of walking and dancing at EDC, so be sure to wear comfortable, safe shoes.
Wear sunscreen. Even if it’s cloudy, the sun’s rays can still be strong. Be sure to wear sunscreen to protect yourself from sunburn.
Bring layers. The weather in Las Vegas can change quickly, so it’s a good idea to bring layers of clothing. The current forecast calls for temperatures in the 90s during the day, but may dip into the 60s at night.

Injured During EDC? ER Injury Attorneys Is Here for You

If you’ve been injured at EDC, the team here at ER Injury Attorneys is available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Get your free case evaluation today by calling us at [702-878-7878](tel:7028787878) or by using LiveChat. You can also fill out a contact form to get started. ER Injury Attorneys represents accident victims throughout Southern Nevada, including Henderson, Summerlin, Pahrump, Boulder City, Laughlin, and beyond. Book your free case evaluation and consultation today and get the peace of mind you need.

The information on this blog is for informational purposes only. It is not meant to serve as legal advice for an individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship nor does viewing this material constitute an attorney-client relationship.

So today I walked in and upgraded my REVVL 6 phone to a Samsubg A15. The total came out to be around 396$. After I switched, the guy who sold me the device then told me I could pick between a pair of earbuds or a speaker. I asked what this was about and he said because I purchased a phone I get to pick a free reward due to my "store credits". I decided to take the speaker and the guy hid the receipt inside the phone box. Upon looking at it I then realize that he charged me for the item before I even got the chance to pick... What do I do from there? Should I just return the speaker or is there such a thing as store credits?

https://reddit.com/link/1d2v1pm/video/2qvzg79qh83d1/player
I've been working behind the scenes on a new desktop app for Mac and Windows that makes it easy to explore, find and edit your action cam videos. Some of the features:
🔹 Intuitive and visually-driven layout to watch all your videos
🔹 Visual sorting and categorization
🔹 Add and search tags in your videos
🔹 Watch your videos at x2 speed
🔹 View all your metadata, including telemetry and GPS location (for GoPro only currently)
🔹 Trim and create highlights
🔹 Add favourite videos and moments
🔹 Designed to handle extensive media libraries
I'm super excited that it's finally coming, so I created this video to celebrate it 😂. Would you like to try it? I have some feedback already but I'd love to get more feedback from the MTB community - the application is still free!

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Thinning the collection since I had to move to something more expensive and Im satisfied with my display pieces.
I also received 2 Sealed copies of Warhammer: 40k Darktide for the Xbox Series S that were incorrectly shipped to me, and I was unable to return them, so if you'd like one with your purchase feel free to take it.
Willing to trade for:
GMK Pacific base and spacebars
TGR 910 ME v2 Suave Blue + paypal
Selling

Boards	notes	Price
Aeroboard70 Black/Gold	1.6mm non-flex cut pcb, Cf plate non flex cut. Flawless condition. Will come with original box, foams, pcb tape, and both sets of gaskets. Little to no use, just ended up collecting dust on display.	$500 Shipped
Focus Fk-2001	Originally released in 1988. 102 Asian layout. White alps. Rescued from a bestbuy recycling bin. Restored and fully cleaned inside and out. Top case has a broken latch so front seam is slightly larger than normal. Sadly missing f2 and numlock keycaps, but is using the original rgb mods. Also has original tinted dust cover hinges, sadly no dust cover.	$65 Shipped

Keycaps	notes	Price
GMK Godspeed Columbia Base/SpacebaNovelties	Used a few times, no shine	$115 Shipped, ships in bags
Knockoff Midnight Rainbow	Mounted a couple times	$20 Shipped
Random beige/black/red 65% pbt kit		$5
MT3 Noctua Spacebars	Unopened	$10
XDA Honey	Will ship in bags	$10

Switches	notes	Price
Halot1s x88	Durock T1 Spring and Stem in Drop Halo true housings	$40 Shipped
Grab bag x1	Around 30 different switches, some cheap and common, some fancier ones.	$10 or can include in purchases over $100
Kailh Box Reds x90		$5
Kailh Box Browns x67		$5
Kailh Browns x67		$5

Hi! I've been using my HSA account to get reimbursed for certain medical expenses at places like CVS, for example. To get reimbursed, I currently either upload receipts or have to switch payment cards when also buying "non-medically qualified items". It might just be me, but I keep missing receipts or forgetting to use my HSA card (I know, it's on me!).
I work in fintech and was considering building an API integration to enable benefit recipients to connect their personal credit card and bank accounts to their HSA accounts. The idea is that this would automatically split the eligible vs non-eligible expenses, as well as immediately initiate direct reimbursements while 1) removing the need for an additional debit card and 2) eliminating time spent uploading receipts.
Curious if people other than myself and my close network would be interested in this and/or face similar issues. Would appreciate any insights as I begin to build this out. Please feel free to comment or DM. Ultimately, I would love to chat with as many current HSA users to understand these or other pain points. Thanks!

Money isn’t something that must be paid to the recipient. Money is the receipt of value exchanged meaning the government can commodify its resources itself and print ONLY as much money as it takes to PRODUCE and SELL. All a currency needs to thrive in Somalia is a monopoly on the market which the government can enforce through de dollarization. If the government can print its own money free of interest that’s literally a unlimited supply of money that will forever grow as the country does. If you really analyze the resilience of the somali workforce and keep in mind the abundance of natural resources, Somalia could have the strongest currency in the world with the right monetary policies. Strong currency with zero interest controlled by the government and ABSOLUTELY NO CENTRAL BANK means economic freedom for Somalia.

Hi! I've been using my HSA account to get reimbursed for certain medical expenses at places like CVS, for example. To get reimbursed, I currently either upload receipts or have to switch payment cards when also buying "non-medically qualified items". It might just be me, but I keep missing receipts or forgetting to use my HSA card (I know, it's on me!).
I work in fintech and was considering building an API integration to enable benefit recipients to connect their personal credit card and bank accounts to their HSA accounts. The idea is that this would automatically split the eligible vs non-eligible expenses, as well as immediately initiate direct reimbursements while 1) removing the need for an additional debit card and 2) eliminating time spent uploading receipts.
Curious if people other than myself and my close network would be interested in this / face similar issues. Would appreciate any insights as I begin to build this out. Please feel free to comment or DM. Ultimately, I would love to chat with any current HSA users to understand pain points.

I was checking out at Target today and paid with Apple Pay- tapped my phone on the card machine instead of using a card etc. I usually pay that way.
Boomer guy behind me watching this all go down about shits himself at the sight of me paying with my phone. “Hey! hey! What did you do with your phone? No card or nothin? Did you even pay?” He then tells the cashier “that person didn’t put a credit card in the machine.”
I said “it’s apple wallet, so my credit card is on my phone.”
The cashier chimed in and explained it a bit more and then boomer guy, still in shock said “well I’ll be damned! How is that even real? How does the card reader know it’s your phone and you’re the one using it? How does it know it should connect to your bank? Bank of America never told me about this!” He then asked the cashier “that can’t be legal can it? Using a phone to pay? Nooooo! I could wave my phone or anything really over the card reader and walk out for free. That’s not right! That’s not real! I’m sick of cheats. I pay for the stuff I want. Jesus!” He went on and on!
At this point I was handed my receipt by a very amused cashier and started walking out and the guy was still completely worked up and asked the cashier “how many times a day do people try to pull that shit on you?”