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togopool · 3 months ago

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Affordable Travel: Shared Car Service with Togopool

In the vibrant urban landscape of today, the routine journey to work has evolved into a challenging expedition. Increasing traffic congestion, soaring fuel prices, and the environmental impact have rendered the daily commute a formidable task. Yet, within this turmoil, a promising solution arises carpooling & shared car service. This forward-thinking transportation option provides a sustainable, cost-effective, and socially conscious alternative to the conventional solo travel experience.

Beyond the Bumper-to-Bumper Blues: The Allure of Carpooling

Carpooling presents a wide array of advantages that go beyond the mere act of sharing a vehicle. It creates a harmonious blend of benefits that positively impact both the environment and the well-being of commuters.

Minimised Traffic Congestion:

Fewer vehicles on the road lead to improved traffic flow, resulting in reduced travel times and decreased stress for all road users.

Environmental Advocate:

Carpooling plays a crucial role in lowering carbon emissions and promoting a cleaner and more sustainable environment.

Economic Savings:

By splitting fuel expenses, you can accumulate significant savings over time, enabling you to allocate resources to other important areas of your life.

The Joy of Shared Journeys:

Carpooling encourages bonding and interaction among passengers, transforming your daily commute into a collective experience.

Community Engagement:

Opting for carpooling means you are contributing to a sustainable transportation initiative that benefits the broader community.

Embracing the Eco-Friendly Commute: Tips for a Successful Carpool

To enhance your carpooling experience, keep these important tips in mind:

Identify Your Commuting Partner:

Leverage trustworthy carpooling services, such as Togopool, to find other commuters who share your route.

Effective Communication:

Maintaining clear and open lines of communication with your carpool companions is crucial for a pleasant and seamless trip.

Embrace Flexibility:

Be ready for possible changes in your route or delays caused by traffic or unexpected events.

Prioritise Safety:

Make sure your vehicle is well-maintained and adheres to all traffic regulations to ensure safety.

Sharing Essentials:

Consider bringing items like umbrellas, snacks, or other necessities to create a more comfortable and enjoyable journey.

Togopool: Your Partner in Sustainable Commuting

Togopool stands out as a premier carpooling platform designed to streamline the search for compatible carpool partners. With their sophisticated matching algorithms with intercity rides, intuitive interface, and a strong emphasis on safety, they are the preferred option for commuters looking for a sustainable and cost-effective transportation alternative.

Effortless Matching:

Their smart system links you with other commuters on similar routes, providing a convenient and effective carpooling experience.

Instant Updates:

Keep up-to-date with traffic conditions, route modifications, and the location of your carpool partner through their real-time notifications.

Safety as a Priority:

Togopool places a high value on user safety, offering features such as verified profiles, emergency support, and in-app messaging.

Fostering Community:

Engage with fellow commuters, exchange experiences, and cultivate a sense of community through their platform.

Sustainable Practices:

By opting for carpooling, you are making a positive impact on the environment and helping to lower your carbon footprint.

The Final Lap: A Symphony of Sustainability and Convenience

The monsoon season, though picturesque, can disrupt their everyday activities. By adopting carpooling and leveraging services such as Togopool, they can turn these obstacles into chances for connection, financial savings, and eco-friendly practices. Together, they can tackle the rainy days, one carpool at a time.

Download the Togopool app now and see the benefits for yourself. Let’s make this monsoon season unforgettable, characterised by shared travels and sustainable decisions.

The Togopool Advantage: Beyond the Ride

Togopool transcends the typical carpooling application; it serves as a driving force for meaningful transformation. Their dedication to sustainability goes further than merely lowering carbon emissions. They are passionate about cultivating community spirit and enabling individuals to effect positive change.

Here's how Togopool goes the extra mile:

Sustainable Practices:

They are committed to promoting environmental sustainability and partnering with organisations dedicated to creating a more eco-friendly future.

User-Focused Design:

Their application is thoughtfully crafted to enhance the user experience, providing a smooth and pleasant carpooling experience.

Information Security:

They place a high priority on safeguarding your data, utilising strong security protocols to protect your information.

Client Assistance:

Their devoted support team is ready to help you with any questions or concerns, ensuring a seamless experience.

Join the Togopool Movement.

Selecting Togopool means more than just a hassle-free travel option; it signifies your entry into a community of individuals dedicated to sustainability and collaborative travel. Together, they can initiate a wave of positive transformation, one carpool at a time.

Download the Togopool app now and step into the future of commuting. Together, they can effect meaningful change.

A Sustainable Future: The Power of Collective Action

Carpooling serves as more than a mere transportation option; it is an impactful strategy for fostering a sustainable and equitable future. By opting to share rides, they can alleviate traffic congestion, save energy, and promote a healthier ecosystem. Let us harness the strength of collective efforts and integrate carpooling with the best carpool app into our everyday routines. By working together, they can address the complexities of urban life, minimise their environmental impact, and pave the way for a sustainable future for the generations ahead.

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puchkoo · 1 year ago

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We have a trusted carpool application in India. Puchkoo is a car sharing and carpool service solution to travel commuting problems. Besides, offering rides, anyone can find rides on our ride sharing app in India. If you want to know more about the advantages of carpooling and the best carpool app in India, then you can visit our website.

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aww-canon-no · 1 year ago

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Steddie Fic- 9 Stops

9 Stops

Steve Harrington/Eddie Munson

Rated: Everyone (but with kissing)

Deaf Eddie, newly deaf Steve, meet cute, modern fic, no upside down

Summary: And holy shit this might be his chance because…Yeah. Yep.

Yes.

Steve is kissing him. It’s warm and better than he imagined, and it’s really, really scary because Eddie has never liked someone so much in his entire life and God, if he wakes up and this is a dream he’s going to fucking lose it.

Note: You have all been so nice? Im crying? This fandom is so soft. Posting one more Tumblr one-shot tonight. This time with kissing.I gave you Deaf Steve so now have Deaf Eddie/deaf Steve (big D little d, not an innuendo)

Word Count: 2400

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The train is quiet. In a literal sort of way, everything is quiet for Eddie Munson who was born deaf and remained deaf despite all the praying and laying hands and shit that adults were always doing at his parents’ church when he was little.

That was before CPS got involved and Wayne stepped in and made things better.

But in a more metaphorical way, the train is quiet because—what most people don’t understand—the Deaf community is loud. And he means that in every way it’s possible to mean that. Everything is turned up to max volume so they can feel it. When they get together it’s big gestures and faces all twisted up in expression and wagging tongues and stomping feet and…it’s a lot.

It ain’t your momma’s sweet little interpreter at Sunday Service kind of deaf.

He doesn’t regret the job working at the center, but he takes the train home instead of carpooling with the other guys because it’s going to get loud again when he meets up with the rest of Corroded Coffin for band practice. They met at school when Eddie was finally allowed to leave the nonsense of mainstream education he couldn’t actually understand behind him.

Garret wanted to call the band something like Deaf Devils which Eddie flat out refused because he will not—under pain of death or torture—ever be obvious or predictable.

Also why he takes the train.

At least, why he used to.

Now he takes the train because he takes the train. The Hair, Eddie’s been calling him. It’s a sign name that Steve Harrington doesn’t actually know about since he doesn’t interact with Eddie. Eddie doesn’t do intake or adult shit. He mostly works with newly deafened teens, or teens that have come from hearing homes and are finally allowed to get more involved in the Deaf community.

They call it socializing but it ’s mostly a way for Eddie to be able to run the most badass DnD campaigns known to man and get paid for it. It’s maybe the sweetest job he’s ever had and there’s no chance in hell he’s ever giving it up.

But he noticed Steve when he showed up—looking like a scared, lost little lamb the way they all do when their world has been flipped upside down. And Eddie does feel sympathy for him. Steve looks like the kind of guy Eddie hate. The kind of jock that liked to push Eddie into trash cans and lockers because—surprising absolutely no one—Deaf school had preppy jock assholes too.

So Eddie mostly avoids Steve and his polo shirts and his annoyingly glorious hair for a really long time. And he definitely doesn’t get soft on the inside whenever he sees the look of frustration on Steve’s face when he comes out of the ASL level one class.

Eddie remembers it pretty well, but not well enough to relate. He also never lost a sense so he’s not quite sure what Steve’s going through.

But he’s not a monster. He feels.

He feels too much sometimes.

He kind of wants to tell Steve that it gets not just a little better, but so fucking much better. That it’s a big deal that Steve came to the center because most people his age just get some metal and magnets slapped inside their skulls and hope for the best and move on without realizing they don’t actually have to choose between one or the other.

They don’t have to lose one to gain.

Or something poetic like that.

He needs to write that down. It sounds like it could be a pretty decent song lyric.

Anyway, Eddie used to take the two o’clock train, but now he pushed it to three because that’s when Steve shows up at the station with his head down and his hearing aids off and his fingers all twisting in his lap like he’s trying to quietly practice everything he learned that day. Eddie notices the shaking, and he notices the dark bags under Steve’s eyes.

Steve doesn’t notice him though. He’s not quite there yet. At that place where sight replaces sound naturally, and he starts noticing everything around him without waiting to hear it.

He can’t help but keep his eyes on Steve, even squashed between two dudes—one of whom is eating legit an actual to-go box full of fettuccini alfredo.

And of course that happens to be the moment Steve finally looks up and sees him. After six weeks, Steve finally notices.

His lips twitch. Eddie braces himself because he expects Steve to be maybe angry. It’s obvious Steve recognizes him.

Then Steve raises a hand—a small and subtle thing. ‘Hi.’

Eddie snorts. ‘Hi.’

Steve goes on a face journey which Eddie reads like one of his favorite novels and in spite of himself, he smiles wider.

‘You think this guy would freak out of I took a bite of his food?’ Eddie chances.

There’s no way in hell Steve’s that far along in his lessons, but he watches as Steve’s lips curve around a couple of the words he knows.

‘Don’t understand. Sorry,’ Steve finally signs, back—still subtle like he doesn’t want to be noticed. Then he yawns, the kind that Eddie knows probably cracks his jaw.

He stands up without realizing it and moves across to sit beside his not-friend. He sticks out his fist and they knock knuckles—a fairly safe greeting.

Steve sighs. ‘Sorry,’ he signs again.

‘I know,’ Eddie tells him. ‘Give it time.’

Steve must have learned that one from his teacher saying it over and over to his students. It’s not your average ASL class. It’s not hearing people trying to get a credit, or start a new job or something. It’s all people in Steve’s shoes trying to learn how to communicate again without making their brain feel like it’s full of static electricity.

‘You’re tired,’ Eddie signs.

Steve nods, then remembers to respond with a fist. ‘Yes’

Eddie laughs and shakes his head. ‘What’s your stop?’ He signs it slowly and fingerspells some so Steve will understand. Train-STATION, yours, which?

Steve licks his lips, then lifts a hand, pinky touching his thumb. ‘Sixth AVE.’

Eddie nods decidedly, then shuffles so close their thighs touch. Steve startles, but Eddie just reaches over and tugs Steve’s head until it falls against him. ‘Sleep,’ he tells him. They have nineteen stops to go—and that’s nine past Eddie’s. But he’s done worse things than ride the train all evening.

Steve stiffens like he’s going to put up a fight for a second, and then his body relaxes. He’s asleep before stop four. He’s snoring so loud that Eddie can feel it rumbling against his side by stop seven.

By stop sixteen Eddie hates himself for what he has to do.

At stop eighteen he gently prods Steve who wakes up with a jolt and stares around like he doesn’t know where he is. Their gazes lock, then his shoulders sag.

‘Thank you,’ he signs. His fingers are nice. Lovely, in fact, the way they tip from his chin. Watching him blossom into the language will be a real treat.

If Eddie’s invited in.

***

So.

Train naps become a thing.

Eddie meets him at the entrance to the station, and Steve tells him one or two facts about his day with his growing vocabulary—and he probably picks up some colorful commentary and slang—and some of Eddie’s home-grown home-signs which is alright by him. Just…hopefully he doesn’t get yelled at in class for using them.

Because then Eddie will get yelled at later. Scott Clarke will definitely know where they came from. But it’s kind of hard to care because Steve scrunches up his face when he’s processing something new.

And Eddie’s halfway in love and he’s not interested at all in pumping the brakes, even if Steve seems pretty goddamn straight and will only break Eddie’s heart in the end.

***

It’s twelve weeks now and Steve’s starting to look better. A little more rested.

It’s a Tuesday the first time Steve doesn’t fall asleep, but he also doesn’t put space between them, either. He stares at his hands for a while, then he looks up at Eddie.

‘I,’ he starts. ‘Went deaf overnight.’

That…’sss a surprise. That’s not super common to just randomly go deaf. At least, not in someone as young as Steve who can’t be more than twenty-five. Not that Eddie hasn’t seen stranger things, but still.

He can tell Steve’s not done with his story.

‘Dr told me I had three tumors and I would go deaf eventually,’ he signs it Deaf-future-later like he’s not sure which one is right and Eddie just lets him have it. His brain’s interpreting it juuuust fine. ‘I was sad, but okay.’

Eddie nods. That-that.

Steve smiles and bites his lip before letting it go and it’s all spit-slick and shiny and Eddie wants to taste it so badly. ‘I fell,’ he signs.

Eddie clarifies that he means he physically fell.

Steve touches the back of his head. ‘Nineteen STITCHES. CONCUSSION.’

Eddie winces. He’s has his fair share of head injuries from mosh pits and other stupid shit, but those were injuries he all-but chose to have. Steve looks devastated.

‘Dizzy,’ he signs. ‘VERTIGO.’

Eddie shows him the sign for that and Steve copies it.

‘I couldn’t walk. Tried everything. Fail.’

Eddie winces again. ‘Sorry.’

Steve shrugs. ‘They removed tumors. Hearing was gone.’

Eddie tries to think about what life might be like if he just woke up one day and lost a sense. And okay it would be different since he was already Deaf but he still gets it. As best as he can, anyway.

He sighs and turns, cupping Steve’s cheek. Steve leans into the touch like he’s starved for it, and God knows Eddie is, so he’s not in a hurry to pull back. He grazes his thumb under Steve’s eye. ‘Sleeping better?’

Steve laughs. Eddie has some—what the doctors call residual hearing which seems a little ridiculous since Eddie was born this way, but whatever. It’s enough to hear—just barely—the rumble of Steve’s laugh over the faint noise of the train. Mostly he feels it against his hand though.

‘Yeah. Better,’ he repeats.

Eddie sighs, but before he can mourn the loss of their routine, Steve shuffles closer and lays his head down. Eddie knows he doesn’t sleep, but this is good too.

***

For the first time in six months, Eddie doesn’t come to his ASL class. And it’s not like Eddie’s waiting…

Which is a lie. He’s definitely waiting.

The kids give him epic and endless shit for being distracted—to the point he gives up and lets Mike start his own campaign while he paces the room and feels all kind of itchy all over and he hates it. He hates it so much.

The kids all go home eventually and Eddie gets on the train at three and he stares at the empty seat that Steve should be in and it feels like there’s a sudden canyon or maybe a dark hole that leads into some alternate dimension that stole these moments away from him.

His stop comes and he almost doesn’t get off until he remembers he doesn’t need to wait nine stops past, and nine stops back. His knees are kind of shaky as he brushes past people and feels the silence kind of profoundly for the first time in maybe ever.

And then the world rearranges.

Steve’s there, leaning against the wall near the stairs with his arms crossed and a pissed off look on his face that’s both terrifying and really, really beautiful. Eddie feels like he might choke on his own tongue as he stumbles to a halt.

‘Nine.’

Eddie stares at Steve’s hand thinking maybe he’s got the wrong sign.

Then he does it again. ‘Nine.’

Eddie looks behind him, then at Steve again.

‘Your stop is before mine.’

Eddie flushes. Hard. So hard he gets a little dizzy. ‘Yes.’

Steve swallows hard. ‘Why?’

Eddie flops his arms and his whole body kind of moves with it, and he wants to pace and be loud with his body but they’re in public. Like, hearing public. Someone will definitely call the cops and tell them he’s on drugs, especially since he tends to vocalize a little loudly when he’s uncomfortable and it unsettles hearing people’s delicate little ears.

He takes a breath. ‘You were tired.’

Steve blinks at him kind of incredulously. ‘I was tired,’ he repeats. His face doesn’t give Eddie any indication that it’s a question but…

Maybe it is?

‘You were tired,’ he repeats.

Steve pushes away from the wall. Stalks a step closer. Then suddenly his hand is on Eddie’s cheek bare and warm and soft, and he mirrors that gesture, swiping a thumb under Eddie’s eye. ‘Where is your shoulder?’

‘My—’ Eddie starts. Stops. His hand hovers in the air. His shoulder. His own Eddie? ‘I don’t need one.’

‘Bullshit,’ Steve shoots back at him. It’s an older, more archaic sign he definitely got from Scott, but it hits the mark.

Eddie sighs and shrugs again. ‘You were tired,’ he just repeats. He needs Steve to get it.

And oh. Maybe he does, because he’s pushing in closer again and his hand has fallen to the back of Eddie’s neck and there’s absolutely no signing space between them now. Steve’s lips move like maybe he’s talking to himself—probably a habit he’ll never totally lose, but Eddie likes it. He likes the way Steve’s lips dance and he wants to feel them.

And holy shit this might be his chance because…

Yeah. Yep.

Yes.

But when it ends, Steve is still warm, and still perfect, and still touching him.

‘Nine stops,’ Steve manages to sign.

Eddie laughs. ‘Eighteen, if you count the ones on the way back.’

He feels Steve’s groan as he rolls his eyes, then he grins as Steve surges back in to kiss him.

Kiss him.

#Steve Harrington #Deaf Steve Harrington #Eddie Munson #Deaf Eddie Munson #Stranger Things fanfic #Steddie #Steddie Fanfic #steve x eddie

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petalruesimblr · 6 months ago

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Hello everyone! Lately, I've been interested in creating part-time careers and have been brainstorming various kinds of realistic options that can be used for The Sims 3.

This time, I'm back with a Medical Support Staff part-time career. It combines different part-time roles in the medical field, such as Medical Receptionist, Medical Records Clerk and Medical Scribe and these roles don't necessarily require a license or a college degree.

If you are interested, click on ’Keep Reading’ below for more information and pictures of the Medical Support Staff Part-Time Career.

Medical Support Staff

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Join our Medical Support Staff Team in providing essential support services to our patients and medical professionals. Assist with administrative tasks, provide support to patients and be a vital part of our healthcare operations. Apply now and become a part of our dedicated team making a difference in healthcare!

Career Type: Part-Time Available for: Young Adults, Adults and Elders Available Languages: English Levels: 3 Rabbit Hole: Hospital Work Days: M, T, W, F Work Hours: 9AM - 12PM Does it have Carpool? Yes Does it have Uniforms? Yes (same uniforms used for the Medical career; Bed Pan Cleaner, refer to pictures above) File Type: Package Min. Required Game Version: 1.42 Packs Needed: The Sims 3 📣 All descriptions for the levels, tones and metrics as well as skills required, salary, uniforms and other details are provided on the pictures above.

NRAAS Careers Mod

I decided to use game screenshots from The Sims 3 that I took during the testing period instead of creating detailed images because it takes less time compared to the other one and I've been quite busy these past few days. You may have noticed my new post format, which I'm trying out to see if it works for me. Since I started my Simblr account, I've been experimenting with what works or looks good with my theme. Hopefully, I will find something that I'll be happy with. So, I hope you'll be patient with me as I tend to change things every now and then. The Charisma skill is added as one of its metrics because this part-time career mostly involves interacting with patients and fellow medical staff. This includes tasks such as checking in patients, scheduling appointments and coordinating medical procedures with different teams in the hospital. Logic is also the other Metric as I think the longer you work in that setting you will eventually learn the medical jargons especially if you have been promoted to the highest level and need to accurately record everything during patient examinations. As stated above, you will need NRAAS Careers Mod for these careers to show up in the game and as long as you have the latest version of it, it should work for higher patches. You can also read my #psa regarding these careers, click here. I’m not fluent in any other languages to translate so if anyone is interested in translating this career, please don’t hesitate to send me a message here, comment on this post or let me know in my new Ask/Contact form (if you don't have a Tumblr account) and will let you know the details. I have tested this career in my game, so far it is working and all scripts are showing up. All feedback is very welcome to help me learn and improve my skills so please let me know if you experience any problems on your end and I’ll do my best to sort it as soon as possible.

MissyHissy step-by-step tutorial Twallan for the Career Mod S3pe

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ddejavvu · 1 year ago

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Can i request the SFW letter B for Hotch? How would he be as a best friend?🥹

request a letter of the alphabet for your favorite character!

B = Best friend (What would they be like as a best friend? How would the friendship start?)

that's so cute :(( i love best friend hotch !! non bau!reader version:

let me set the scene for you. this guy in a crisp suit always comes into the sandwich shop that you work at on fridays. he misses some, and when you ask him the next time, he says he was away on a business trip, but every. friday. this man comes into your shop and orders between 6-10 sandwiches. most are orders you've memorized, then some disappear and new sandwich orders take their place. but his is always the same, and he always makes polite conversation with you while you're making him 10 personalized sandwiches which takes a hell of a long time. he gives you the name aaron for his order, and you correctly assume it's his. then one day you see him on a saturday. huh?? this man does not belong in here on a saturday !! friday is his day !! he gives you a sheepish little smile, like he knows he should not be having 2 sandwiches from your shop this close together, but he's got a little boy with him and he scoops him up to help the kid see the add-ons he can get to his sandwich. now this guy's always been nice to you, but he looks like he could kill you, and now he's got this little boy tucked tight in his arms, and aaron's reminding him that he doesn't like bologna, that he didn't eat it the last time he packed it in the boy's lunch for him, so he shouldn't get it now. and it's all so domestic and perfect and when he comes in the next friday you have to ask. you find out that yes, that's aaron's son, and he actually usually comes in to get his work friends a lunch every week !! and man is that sweet :')) eventually you guys just chat so much that you know personal details about each other, although he can never give you a straight answer when it comes to his job, for some reason. either way, you look forward to your little friday meetups with sandwich aaron, and sometimes he brings his son along on the weekends <3

bau!reader version:

the job is what got you close. one of you had the inevitable 'i can't do this anymore' breakdown about a case, and the other comforted them. if it was you, aaron offered to spend time outside of work with you. if it was him, you did the same. and you got comfortable with each other, you started texting him things to show to jack, he started texting to ask if you wanted that coffee that you can never find at the grocery store, because he found some at target and he'll spot you the cash just so that you can have your morning cup. eventually you're taking your lunches together, you're carpooling to work, you're having movie nights, you're teasing him without the fear of being fired. he seems like an acts of service kinda guy, so expect all of your manual labor to be done by him. you just bought a new bedframe? yeah, aaron's on the floor screwing it together right now. your light switch made a weird noise? don't use it until aaron can take a peek inside. is he an electrical engineer? no. is he gonna try and fix it anyways? yeah. in return please make sure that he eats something every once in a while, he tends to forget.

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yanderederee · 7 months ago

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For Katekyo Hitman Reborn can you do A for Adult Reborn for the yandere alphabet?

Affection: How do they show their love and affection? How intense would it get?

Reborn is… distant, to say the least. The way he shows affection is more along the lines of acts of service. He won’t outwardly admit his affections unless he’s feeling sentimental, and even then, it’s like pulling teeth. But you know he cares about you.

You can tell how deeply his affection runs for you when you get to work and find your favorite snacks stashed in your bag, or a nutritious lunch packed and ready to take with you. It helps distract you from noticing the tracking devises he’s secretly sown into your bags or waist band of your pants.

Reborn will pick you up anywhere any time if you ever need him— that includes when you don’t ask him, and plan to take public transport or carpool with a friend. He just likes knowing you make it to where you need to be safely, and the only way to do that is to take you himself.

He typically doesn’t have to worry about other people stealing away your attention, because he had trust in his partner and doesn’t take little things like talking to others badly. He’d only begin feeling hostile if someone began making you uncomfortable in anyway, to which he’s quick to show up and escort you away. He behaves rather tame, and though he is a Hitman, doesn’t see a point in targeting others unless it’s for a job…. Or someone touches you without permission.

If he’s feeling sentimental, he may randomly embrace you and hold you close for a while. He’s running on fumes half the time and needs a little recharge sometimes. But you’re happy to indulge him, even dragging him to the couch so he can lay on your chest while you take off his hat and run your fingers though his hair; encouraging him to take a nap. He’ll be damned if it isn’t the best sleep he’s ever gotten.

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12raben · 16 days ago

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I might have found a workaround for my "sidewalk problem".

I wanted some places of my neigborhood to have sidewalks. But I did not want to add them as a neighborhood decoration. TS2 does not displays floors on the street tiles in neighborhood view.

Even if using criquettes road transparancy fix the lotimposter of the street will be empty. If only there was an option to display street tiles the same way as lot tiles.....

Well there is... sort of.

If you use Lotadjuster, there is an advanced option to "add and remove roads".

By removing the only street the lot has, it produces this:

I made a quick replacement for this experiment. The purple line is the road. ( + criquette transparancy fix) As you can see the floor tiles show up and are "under the street". So you can adjust the road and sidewalk to your liking. As long as you don't move the car portals (where carpool and service vehicles show up) they'll be working fine. The sim is also able to leave on foot. One might consider this a feature as well: You'll be able to build "in the street".

Downsides to this method:

You can't place lots on the opposite site of the street. As far as the game is concerned, there is a lot in the way and you can't place lots on each other.

You can't move the lot. There is no road on that lot, so the game let's you pick up the lot, but you can't place it down.

Floor tiles won't be very detailed.

If you do not plan on moving lots much, this might be the best option. But maybe I'll find another solution...

#sims 2 #sims #ts2 #sims 2 lotadjuster #lotadjuster #lotimposter

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chronicallycouchbound · 1 year ago

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Unhoused Solidarity In Action

This is a non-exhaustive list of resources you might have access to, or know of, that can be used to aid unhoused community members directly. Many of these focus on direct mutual aid as individuals but can be helpful to consider when in community organizing settings. - What do you (or someone you know) have access to, that you can provide to the community? - Can they be accessed, used, or provided: regularly, occasionally, only in emergencies, weekly, daily, sporadically, consistently, etc.? - Consider seasonal needs (winter coats don’t help us when it’s 90 degrees out!) - Remember to practice active, informed consent with individuals and ask if these would be helpful! Don’t take it personally if your offer isn’t helpful to someone, it might help someone else. - These should be realistic and not compromise your safety or well-being. Remember to prioritize safety over comfort.

Housing

- Consider your relationship with this person (generally, don’t offer complete strangers into your home)

- Location matters a lot. Unhoused people often need to be near “hubs”/cities, close to resources and systems of care.

- Some people can’t live in hotels, couch surf, or any of these options without losing their housing vouchers, and in some cases health insurance or other assistance programs. Legal definitions of homelessness (used by voucher programs) usually don’t include people living in hotels/motels, or couch surfing (including most of these options). Check with the individual to see if this might be helpful.

Extra bedrooms

Campers, trailers

Couches

Apartments

Land/yards to camp on, park at, etc.

Donate funds or points for a hotel room

Shelters

Floor space

Safe parking lots to sleep in your car in (sleeping in your car is considered legal homelessness in most places)

Time

- Emotional capacity and minimizing the risk of burnout are important here especially

Do outreach with a community org

File for grants

Provide education materials

Share knowledge regarding resources

Emotional support - build genuine connections with your local unhoused neighbors

Reach out to companies for donations

Create or add to lists of resources, open bathrooms, etc.

Transportation

- One of the biggest barriers to accessing existing resources is transportation (also mailing addresses, internet access, and active phone service)

Personal car, ride-sharing/carpooling

Bus tickets/passes

Old/not frequently used bikes

Taxi services/vouchers

Uber/Lift gift cards

Carpooling

Coordinate rides for people

Food

- A lot of unhoused people prefer “comfort foods” to “health foods” - Ask about dietary restrictions, the cooking ability of the unhoused person, the cooking equipment, etc. - Soft foods are frequently more accessible to us as dental issues are very common - 100$ in fast food is significantly less than 100$ in homemade food

Can cook hot meals

Can pay for meals

Knows someone (person, business) who can supply food

Inviting people over for a meal

Gifting food (be sure to be considerate of dietary restrictions, cooking ability, equipment needed to cook, etc.)

Have a community dunkin gift card

Make or add to a fruit tree map (fallingfruit.org, community gardens, federal university campuses)

Money

- Money should be freely given, with no strings attached - Ask what form works best for them— cash apps/virtual, physical cash, gift cards, quarters, etc.

It is best to provide cash donations directly to impacted individuals (or organizations) with no strings attached

Provide relevant, local chain store gift cards (Grocery stores, coffee shops, restaurants)

Coordinate fundraisers

Apply for grants

Supplies

- Ask individuals what they need most!

Purchase and donate supplies directly to individuals or organizations

Reach out to businesses

Donate old phones or computers

Add someone to your family phone plan

Donate professional clothes for interviews

Donate an outfit you would actually wear

Talents, Trades, Skills

Your hobbies might be helpful! Crochet is extremely trendy right now (easy to learn, you could make hats/scarves for community members)!

Professional ties/experience Examples: You’re a cosmetologist who can do free haircuts for an hour each week, or you’re a graphic designer who can create a website for an organization for free, or you’re a nurse who can provide wound care to encampments

Community gardens

Connect with and partner with non-profits or community-based organizations in your area (or help start one if there’s none!)

Allow people to use you as a reference for job interviews

Bathrooms

- Not just toilets, but showers and mirrors are important too

Ask businesses to pledge to have open, public, accessible, and free restrooms

Your personal restroom

Make a list of local public restrooms

Free gym memberships or add someone to a gym plan

Services

- In order to access most services, you need most, if not all, of the following: transportation, identification, important paperwork, printing/faxing access, mailing addresses, internet access, active phone service, free time during business hours, and emotional and mental ability (and capacity) to complete everything required (forms, applications, phone calls, interviews, annual reviews, verifications) in a timely manner (usually on a strict deadline)

Case management experience you can volunteer

Peer support for service navigation (great option for people with prior lived experience)

Advocacy within services

Offer to provide a P.O. box or use your address to receive mail

Housing skills

Allow someone to use your library card for books, computers, the internet, etc. (most libraries won’t allow unhoused people to get a library card)

Volunteer at a shelter

Allow someone to use your home wifi, printer, phone number, mailbox, email, etc.

Fundraising

- If you can’t donate your own personal funds, fundraising is a great way to help out

Community mutual aid asks (in person or online)

Art walks

Skate competition

Concerts

Tip jar

Gift basket raffle

Clothing and food drive

Game tourney

Live streams

Start a GoFundMe for individuals/orgs

I strongly encourage you to look over the matching slides I created for this workshop: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VDngImsMByUFmKX611zAJ43a0UcYIfMBxrbh_g1IJvc/edit

As a disclaimer: I have been homeless/unhoused for over half of my life. My experiences of homelessness have included while being a infant, toddler, young child, preteen, teenager, and young adult. I am 24 years old. My most recent experience of being unhoused was last year, and I am currently precariously housed (meaning: at high risk of losing housing again). My experiences of homelessness have included sleeping outside in a tent, sleeping on park benches and under freeways, walking around all night to avoid hypothermia and freezing to death (something that has happened to several of my friends), couch surfing, sleeping in cars, squatting, sleeping in motels, living in a shelter, and institutionalized. I have been homeless with family a few times during early childhood and again when I was 15. All of my other experiences of homelessness have been on my own starting at age 9 or 10, and the last time I lived with a parent I was 16. I have been homeless in both rural and urban areas. I have been homeless in New England/Northeast United States as well as the Pacific Northwest.

In addition to this, I have many contributing factors to my experience, including being disabled, a person of color, trans, queer, a survivor of child abuse and CSA, being trafficked, and a drug user and a SWer, amongst other marginalized experiences.

That being said: my experience of being unhoused/homeless is not the universal experience. While I know many people of all different demographics who I’ve met on the streets, I cannot speak to every single person’s experiences. I especially cannot speak to experiences outside of the United States, aside from what I hear secondhand.

This is meant to serve as a general guide to accompany a workshop I created, and might not be helpful for everyone. If it’s not helpful, I hope it inspires others to offer creative solutions. I’m always working on expanding this list. Thank you for reading.

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RideBuddy: The Greatest Carpool Service That's Revolutionizing City Transportation

Urban living frequently presents difficulties, and one of the main obstacles people encounter on a daily basis is city commuting. Traveling can be tiresome and time-consuming due to pollution, traffic congestion, and growing fuel prices. But the top ride-sharing app, RideBuddy, is ready to rewrite that story with cutting-edge urban transportation options that simplify, lower the cost, and improve the environment of daily commuting.

Why The Greatest Carpool Service Is RideBuddy RideBuddy is a comprehensive transportation solution that links individuals traveling in the same direction. It is not only a platform for ridesharing. RideBuddy is the greatest carpooling service because it makes it simple for drivers and passengers to connect via an intuitive app. This allows users to split expenses, share trips, and minimize the number of cars on the road. With each journey, you not only cut costs associated with transportation but also lessen your fuel usage and carbon emissions, which helps the environment.

Our ride-sharing app is unique in that it prioritizes convenience and safety. Our safe system verifies each driver and passenger, giving everyone involved peace of mind. The app makes your commute as easy and hassle-free as possible with features like driver ratings, real-time ride tracking, and simple booking options. For individuals who regularly need to travel, such those who commute to work or school, you can even plan recurrent rides.

Transportation Solutions for Smart Cities RideBuddy is a clever answer to some of the most pressing problems with city transportation that exist today; it's more than simply another carpooling app for everyday commutes. The number of cars on the road decreases as more people sign up for RideBuddy, which helps lessen traffic congestion in densely populated urban areas. Cities that have fewer cars also have less air pollution, which makes them cleaner and healthier. Developing smarter, more sustainable cities that put the environment and efficiency first is something that RideBuddy is actively involved in.

What’s more, RideBuddy offers customizable solutions that meet your schedule. Our platform facilitates the process of finding and booking the ideal ride, be it for an urgent last-minute trip or your daily commute. If you're driving, you may split the trip by picking up passengers along the way, which also helps you pay for the petrol.

The Advantages of Using RideBuddy for Carpooling

By using RideBuddy, you contribute to a greater movement toward sustainable living in addition to saving money on your commute. Every week, the typical individual spends hours trapped in traffic. One of the easiest ways to reduce these annoying delays is to carpool. Through RideBuddy, you can share your journey with others and enjoy a more social commute without having to worry about traffic congestion or parking issues.

Everyone can benefit from using our software, including students, part-time commuters, and office workers. For everyday trips, the carpooling software RideBuddy provides a dependable substitute for public transportation, which is frequently congested or unreliable. You can now split the cost with other passengers and experience door-to-door convenience instead of waiting for buses or trains.

Sign Up with RideBuddy Now! RideBuddy is transforming our perception of urban transportation. We are fostering a more environmentally conscious and interconnected traveler community by providing the greatest carpool service. RideBuddy is the ideal choice if you want to cut costs, lessen your carbon footprint, or just have a more convenient, hassle-free commute. Get the RideBuddy ride-sharing app now, and become part of the increasing number of individuals who are improving city commuting. Your everyday commute doesn't have to be stressful when you use RideBuddy; it can be economical, secure, and environmentally friendly. RideBuddy lets you experience the transportation of the future and learn how enjoyable and simple carpooling can be!

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manish123manish · 5 months ago

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Navigating Monsoon Commutes in Delhi: The Ultimate Guide to Ride Sharing and Safety

Greetings:

The annual hardships of heavy rains, flooding, and unexpected traffic conditions are anticipated by commuters as the monsoon clouds gather over Delhi. It takes a calculated strategy that combines environmental responsibility, safety, and convenience to get beyond these obstacles. We discuss how ride-sharing applications, carpooling services, and other transportation options can make your monsoon commute more enjoyable and productive in this guest article.

A Monsoon Commute Solution: Ride Sharing

In Delhi, ride-sharing applications such as RideBuddy become indispensable for commuters during the rainy season. By facilitating the connection between drivers and passengers, these platforms lessen traffic congestion and the number of vehicles on the road. Above all, they provide a practical means of securing transportation even in the event of abrupt weather fluctuations. By lowering their carbon footprint and saving money, commuters who share transportation also help the environment.

Carpooling Apps: Increasing Involvement in the Community

Carpooling applications, including Best Carpool App and Car For Share, encourage community involvement and sustainability in addition to providing rides. By sharing rides with neighbors, coworkers, or other residents, these platforms enable commuters to cut down on both vehicle emissions and transportation expenses. In busy cities like Delhi, this cooperative strategy not only reduces traffic jams but also improves ties among the community.RideBuddy

Renting Cars: Making Sure It's Safe and Dependable

Renting a car close to Delhi is quite helpful for people looking for freedom and flexibility during their monsoon commutes. To ensure both safety and comfort throughout the trip, it's imperative to use well-maintained vehicles that can withstand inclement weather. To ensure a stress-free commute during bad weather, compare rental choices and confirm complete insurance coverage.

Priority One Safety: Crucial Advice for Monsoon Driving

Although using ride-sharing and carpooling services has many advantages, safety must always come first during the monsoon season. The following are some essential safety advice to keep in mind:

Weather Awareness: Pay attention to weather reports in order to plan ahead for delays or altered routes.

Selecting a Car: Pick out cars with sufficient safety features and up-to-date maintenance records.

Organizing Forward: To assure on-time arrivals and save last-minute problems, book rides in advance.

Emergency Preparedness: To handle unforeseen delays or crises, carry necessities like waterproof clothes, umbrellas, and portable chargers.

Route Navigation: In the event of severe traffic or road closures, use navigation apps to look up alternate routes.

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samanthabennettt · 5 months ago

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Choosing Transportation: Charter Bus vs. Carpooling - Which Is Best for Your Group?

When planning group travel, whether it's for a corporate event, a family outing, or a school trip, transportation is a key consideration. Two popular options often come into play: charter buses and carpooling. Each option has its advantages and drawbacks, depending on factors like cost, convenience, comfort, and environmental impact. Let's delve into the comparison between charter buses and carpooling to help you decide which is better suited for your group's needs.

Cost Considerations

Charter Buses:

Fixed Cost: Charter buses typically charge a flat rate per trip, regardless of the number of passengers (up to capacity).

Economies of Scale: The cost per person decreases as more passengers join, making it economical for larger groups.

Inclusions: Often includes amenities like comfortable seating, air conditioning, and sometimes onboard entertainment.

Carpooling:

Variable Cost: Costs are shared among carpool participants, typically covering fuel and possibly tolls.

Cost Efficiency: Can be cost-effective for smaller groups or short distances.

Flexibility: Participants can split costs fairly based on agreed-upon terms.

Convenience and Comfort

Charter Buses:

Space and Comfort: Buses offer ample space for passengers to move around, recline comfortably, and store belongings.

Door-to-Door Service: Provide direct transportation from pick-up to drop-off points, minimizing transfers and hassle.

Onboard Amenities: Some buses offer Wi-Fi, restroom facilities, and accessibility features for diverse needs.

Carpooling:

Flexibility: Participants can choose pick-up and drop-off locations that suit their schedules.

Personal Space: Offers a more intimate setting among passengers who know each other well.

Driving Responsibilities: Participants take turns driving, which can be convenient or burdensome depending on the group dynamics and driver availability.

Environmental Impact

Charter Buses:

Efficiency: Transporting multiple passengers in one vehicle reduces overall carbon footprint per person.

Modern Fleet: Many charter bus companies invest in eco-friendly technologies to minimize emissions.

Carpooling:

Sharing Resources: Reduces the number of vehicles on the road, contributing to lower emissions collectively.

Vehicle Efficiency: Participants can choose fuel-efficient vehicles, further reducing environmental impact.

Safety and Reliability

Charter Buses:

Professional Drivers: Buses are typically operated by trained drivers who prioritize passenger safety and adhere to regulatory standards.

Maintenance: Charter bus companies maintain their vehicles regularly to ensure safety and reliability.

Carpooling:

Driver Responsibilities: Safety depends on the driving skills and behaviors of each participant.

Vehicle Condition: Reliability varies based on the condition and maintenance of individual vehicles.

Decision Factors

Group Size: Charter buses are ideal for larger groups, offering cost savings and logistical convenience.

Distance: For longer distances, charter buses provide comfort and amenities that make the journey more enjoyable.

Budget: Carpooling can be more economical for shorter trips or smaller groups willing to share driving responsibilities.

Conclusion

Choosing between charter buses and carpooling depends on your group's specific needs, preferences, and logistical considerations. For large groups requiring comfort, convenience, and safety compliance, charter buses often provide the best solution. Alternatively, carpooling may be more suitable for smaller groups seeking flexibility and cost-sharing benefits. Assess your priorities and weigh the factors discussed to make an informed decision that enhances your group travel experience.

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taxibookingapplikeuberclone · 1 year ago

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How to Build a Taxi Booking App Like inDriver, OLA, and Uber Clone App

In today's fast-paced world, convenience is key when it comes to transportation. Taxi booking apps like inDriver, OLA, and Uber have revolutionized the way people get around. If you're looking to join the ride-hailing industry and create your own successful taxi booking app, you're in the right place. In this article, we'll guide you through the process step by step.

Understanding the Market

Before diving into app development, it's crucial to conduct thorough market research. This research will help you identify your target audience, understand their needs, and analyze your competitors. Here's how you can get started:

Market Analysis

Begin by researching the ride-hailing market in your target region. Identify key players, market trends, and potential gaps in services.

Target Audience

Determine your app's target audience. Are you catering to everyday commuters, tourists, or a specific niche? Understanding your users' preferences is essential.

Building the App

Now that you have a clear understanding of the market, it's time to start building your taxi booking app. This process involves several steps:

Feature List

Create a detailed list of features your app will offer. This should include user registration, driver profiles, GPS tracking, payment processing, and more.

Technology Stack

Choose the right technology stack for your app. Consider whether you want to build a native app for iOS and Android or opt for a cross-platform solution.

Design and User Experience

Invest in an intuitive and user-friendly design. The app's interface should be easy to navigate for both passengers and drivers.

Development Team

Assemble a skilled development team or hire a reputable app development company to bring your vision to life.

Testing and Quality Assurance

Thoroughly test the app for bugs, glitches, and security vulnerabilities. Ensure it functions seamlessly before launch.

Deployment

Release your app on app stores like Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Optimize your app listing with relevant keywords and appealing visuals.

Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Compliance with local regulations is essential in the ride-hailing industry. Be sure to:

Obtain Necessary Permits

Check with local authorities to understand the permits and licenses required to operate a taxi booking service.

Data Privacy

Implement robust data privacy measures to protect user information and comply with data protection laws.

Marketing and Promotion

Once your app is live, you'll need to market it effectively to attract users:

Digital Marketing

Utilize digital marketing strategies like search engine optimization (SEO), social media marketing, and online advertising to reach a wider audience.

Incentives and Referral Programs

Encourage users to refer friends and family by offering incentives and referral bonuses.

Scaling and Expansion

As your app gains popularity, consider expanding your services:

Geographic Expansion

Explore opportunities to launch your app in neighboring cities or countries.

Additional Services

Introduce additional services such as food delivery, package delivery, or carpooling to diversify your offerings.

Conclusion

Building a taxi booking app like inDriver, OLA, and Uber requires careful planning, a dedicated team, and a commitment to delivering a top-notch user experience. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can embark on your journey to creating a successful taxi booking app.

FAQs

How much does it cost to develop a taxi booking app?

The cost of app development can vary significantly depending on factors like features, complexity, and the development team's rates. It's best to get a personalized quote from app developers.

Is it essential to have a mobile app for both iOS and Android?

While having apps for both platforms is ideal for reaching a broader audience, you can start with one platform and expand later based on user demand.

What is the key to attracting drivers to my platform?

Offer competitive commissions, a user-friendly driver app, and efficient payment processing to attract and retain drivers.

How can I ensure passenger safety in my app?

Implement background checks for drivers, allow users to share ride details with friends, and incorporate a ratings and reviews system for drivers.

What are some emerging trends in the ride-hailing industry?

Some emerging trends include electric and autonomous vehicles, eco-friendly options, and improved AI for better route optimization and user experience.

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petalruesimblr · 8 months ago

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Hey everyone!

This is part two of my small gift to my followers and to all the support I have received since I started this simblr blog. In case anyone missed it, here's the link to the first part of my gift: click here. It features a small set of starter homes for your Sims all priced below §16,500.

For the second gift, I'm excited to introduce the Sim Service Specialist Career! This is my first time creating a career for The Sims 3 and I owe special thanks to MissyHissy's for the step-by-step tutorial (here), as well as to Emma and Pat222 at Job Centre Discord for their help and encouragement when I felt like giving up.

Additional credits go to the creators of S3pe and Twallan for the Career Mod.

To new visitors, welcome and feel free to browse my Tumblr by checking out the pinned post for easier navigation. To everyone, your continued support through likes, reblogs, downloads and follows is always appreciated and welcomed!

Click on ’Keep Reading’ below for more information and pictures of the Sim Service Specialist Career.

XOXO, petalrue 🌺

Sim Service Specialist (Call Center)

Download Link: Sim File Share | MTS (for approval)

Career Details:

Available for: Young Adults, Adults and Elders Available Languages: English Levels: 10 Does it have Carpool? Yes Does it have Uniforms? Yes Metrics: Charisma, Logic (only at higher career levels), Relationships, Mood, Meetings (for high level) Performance Tones: Business as Usual, Peak Performance, Coffee Break, Team Huddle, Desk Detour, Hold Meetings, Practice Call Scripts, Suck up to Boss, Strategy Review and Conduct Evaluation

For my first career for TS3, I decided to go with the Call Center path which I was already familiar with due to my previous job working at one. This is a vanilla career; meaning no opportunities, events, books nor custom uniforms because those are a lot harder to deal with for a first timer.

This career was made with patch 1.42 and it should work for higher patches as long as you have the latest version of NRAAS Careers Mod. Please be advised that you will need NRAAS Careers Mod for this career to show up in the game, click here.

The career is based at the Business and Journalism rabbit hole with the same uniforms used for the Business career, for female Sims refer to the picture above and male Sims click here for reference. This career focuses mostly on the Charisma skill at the start, which then adds the Logic skill as the career advances to leadership roles.

I have renamed all typical tones such as Power Work and Take It Easy, etc. and have added three custom tones called: Practice Call Scripts, Conduct Evaluation and Strategy Review that will increase charisma and logic respectively.

I'm not fluent in any other languages to translate so if anyone is interested in translating this career, please don't hesitate to send me a message here or comment on this post and will let you know the details.

I have tested this career in my game, so far it is working and all scripts are showing up. As this is my first career, all feedback is very welcome to help me learn and improve my skills so please let me know if you experience any problems on your end and I’ll do my best to sort it as soon as possible.

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who do you think they'll send with Jill?

>>Me again.

Specifically regarding Melania, the gossip is that she is in a "hope for the best, prepare for the worst" mindset concerning Donald's legal issues. There's been a few articles recently that her priority is their son and giving him stability/support if the worst happens. So even if she was asked, I don't think she'd go.

Prevailing scuttlebutt here in DC is that there are two scenarios for the Americans.

The probable option is Special Ambassadors. The POTUS will put a delegation together of Special Ambassadors to represent him and these can be anyone from cabinet offices (present or former) to mega-donors to celebrities. Obama used Special Ambassadors for the Sochi Olympics. His delegation was led by the former secretary for the Department of Homeland Security and was comprised of gay athletes/former Olympians. Eisenhower also used Special Ambassadors for The Queen's coronation in 1953. His delegation was 3 military officials (probably chosen for WW2 connections) and a society reporter who was also a major supporter to his presidential campaign.

The unlikely option is Jill. She'll probably accompanied by someone from the State Department (our Foreign Office), most likely the US Ambassador to Britain who sometimes attends the ceremonial events. Trump's ambassador attended a couple of Commonwealth Day services in his time. I don't think any of the grandchildren would go; this is an official trip and none of them work in the Administration - it'd be the equivalent of Camilla going on an official trip and bringing her granddaughter Eliza Lopes with her. (Ivanka was able to attend the UK state visit because she worked in Donald's administration.)

What is throwing a big wrench in the guessing is our election cycle. We have another presidential election in 2024, the campaigning of which will start later this year. Biden isn't going to send anyone who could use the trip for campaign material and gain a competitive edge over him. This means Republicans who could oppose him (the Trumps) and Democrats who could primary him (Buttigieg, other Democratic Party leaders like Elizabeth Warren or Stacey Abrams). And it could also very well mean that Biden himself will go if he thinks it could help with his reelection campaign since he gets a ton of criticism for how little he travels.

(I also think the Bidens burned a lot of goodwill with their behavior at The Queen's funeral, particularly with their demands to use The Beast instead of carpooling like everyone else did, so I don't see either of the Bidens going because of that.)

I personally think it's going to be Special Ambassadors. If the papers are reporting that no crowned head of state is attending, then it's probably safe to assume no other heads of state are attending as well, unless they're part of the realms or Commonwealth. They'll be led by someone close to Biden, maybe a lower-profile cabinet official like the Secretary of Commerce or a long-term associate like Ron Klain, and the others will be donors or people with cultural or business connections to Britain.

(Sorry this is so long!)

thank you so much, anon!!!

i didn't think melania would ever be asked, i'm just lamenting that we won't get to see her fashion lol

it's certainly very interesting to see who places like the US will send. kingdoms will send consorts/heirs, probably. the history lover in me is getting very excited

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