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ATG exercises have helped me with my knee pain. Their exercises help to strengthen the cartilage and ligaments around the knee.

Wonderful verse, it’s so true, thanks for sharing

I used to do Buteyko breathing exercises. The main idea is that over breathing results in a loss of co2 and less co2 in the body results in less oxygen being released from the blood due to the Bohr Effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohr_effect.

There’s plenty of wisdom in the Bible. The book of Proverbs resonates with me the most.

I drink kvass, a fermented beetroot drink and it has helped reduce abdominal pain that i occasionally get below my right rib after eating certain foods.

My daughter loved his Bedtime Stories book. We read it countless times. The characters are cute and the stories are hilarious.

Business logic should sit in the domain model, but not the orm model. The domain model should be an object that is not coupled with the web framework. In the Clean Architecture approach this is called an Entity.

The wounds on the man on The Shroud match those of Jesus Christ in the Bible. The crown of thorns, scourging, crucifixion, piercing on the side.

Scientists have recently used a new x-ray imaging technique to date The Shroud to the 1st century. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13758359/amp...

Something that amazes me about The Shroud of Turin is that if it was created in the 14th century, how did they create a photographic negative 400 years before the first known photographic negative was created in 1826 by Nicephore Niepce. It’s the most studied artifact in history and still no one knows how The Shroud was created.

Back pain has plagued me for many years. Something that has helped me is Foundation Training. You can find a lot of the exercises on youtube.

Has anyone used rule engines in a large production system? What was the use case?

I’ve been making my own kefir and have been drinking it daily for a few months. I feel more energetic, happier and my skin looks better.

Did you change the original paid app to the free/subscription model? How did the original users who paid for the app react to this? Considering to change one of my apps to a subscription model, but unsure if this is the best approach.