#repair air

[theupfish]

The ozone layer is not only healing, but will likely be back to its 1980-state within a Millennial's lifetime

[uncanny-tranny]

I think so many people are so deeply alienated from themselves that they have no clue how to exercise their free will and autonomy. For some, this alienation runs so deep that they are afraid of their own autonomy and humanity. It is completely understandable why one would have those feelings, but it can be worrisome.

I want to help others who feel this way, so here are small things I have done to exercise my free will:

Add "guilty pleasure" songs to playlists and actually listen to them (I have a ton of late 1990s-early 2000s music I listen to now proudly that I never listened to in the past out of shame)

Getting the décor item, bath set, bed spread, ect. in the patterns you like, even if it's "childish" (I got a dinosaur-themed wastebasket from the kids' décor section and I adore it)

Taking a new route to get to a place you go to often

Eat dessert first

Celebrate well, and often

Collect things that are "odd" or don't seem like an "acceptable" thing to collect (somebody on my "for you" page collects dandelion crayola crayons and it was so cool!!!!!!)

Incorporate one new piece in an outfit you wear frequently (e.g., a new chain, a necklace, ribbons, bracelets, ect.). Challenge yourself to add onto the outfits if you feel up for it.

Sing along to songs without worrying that you sound "good" or your intonation is completely accurate

Read a book from a genre you weren't allowed to read as a kid (comics, thrillers, mysteries, anything!)

Walk without having a specific destination or goal

Pick up a new craft without expecting yourself to master it or to ever be "good" enough. Get your hands messy.

I don't want to shame anybody for not feeling as though they have free will or that they are exempt from exercising it. However, I wanted to give ideas so that you might read this list and find your own ways to express your intrinsic autonomy and will. You deserve to be a person, to feel alive, not just living. That is what our lives are for.

[premiercoolingandheating]

Website: https://www.premiercoolingandheating.com

Address: 7018 tyrone Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91405

Phone: +1 818-805-4829

Premier Cooling and Heating is an independent firm providing first-rate HVAC services. We offer heating and air conditioner solutions in the greater Los Angeles area. Whether it is a comprehensive repair for your faulty systems or scheduled maintenance, we are happy to assist you with everything you need. If you are seeking to buy a new AC unit or heater, We will provide essential information to simplify the technicalities and help you make better choices.

[doctorbeth]

Sailor the Teddy Bear

Sailor the teddy bear's person wrote a month or so ago. Sailor himself was in pretty good shape, except for some small eye issues, but his clothes had worn to the point that she wanted them replaced, and she figured he should enjoy a spa while he was in California as well.

Here isSailor's diagnosis photo:

Now the eye issue which isn't quite clear, is his eyes were a bit off kilter. When he came to the hospital and was getting prepped for his spa, I found the reason -- the post of his right eye (left in the photo) was broken off inside and his eye had been glued into place. Fortunately, as you'll see, we were able to restore his vision to 20/20.

Also, in addition to a new outfit for Sailor, his person was hoping for one of those sailor cape/collars to go over his shoulders, matching the color of his pants and hat. He was to keep his original hat, but the trim at the back needed a bit of repair.

Here's Sailor in his bubble bath:

And here's his heart being made and installed with a bit of his original stuffing:

And finally, here's Sailor all better and ready to fly home! A few things to note about his new clothes --- the shirt and pants are one piece, just like the original. They close with a snap at the top, but have a decorative button where the snap is, that matches the small striped area on the front of his shirt. His new collar/cape is removable as well. You can also see the chubbiness testing photo, where I'm poking his belly (I don't show this usually). This is where his person had the chance to add feedback to adjust his stuffing if needed.

Sailor's person approved and he flew home to Michigan. BTW, he flew both ways with an airtag in his box, so his person knew exactly where he was at all times. The funniest thing with airtag patients is the air tag makes a jingly sound when it moves, so every time I move an air tag patient's bed, I have to remind myself that they don't have internal bells, that's their tracker. :-)

Anyway, Sailor made it home safe and sound and his person wrote:

"He's perfect omg ; ; I can't thank you enough"

[platossoulmates]

my favorite thing about advanced gay is jeff’s reaction to pierce’s switch up on gay people like how are you to tell me that is not EXACTLY how a closeted person who knows they’re closeted (im looking at you troy barnes) would react in that situation. everyone else just thinks it’s a little silly and fun to be momentarily involved in gay culture but he is offended because he gets it 😭 there is literally no way to watch advanced gay and not come out of it knowing that is the most bisexual character ever presented on television

[wuxian-vs-wangji]

Alright, let's break this down:

According to The Google:

Boiler (Heating Core) Replacement: ~$1,500

Starter Dynamo Replacement: ~$750

Battery: ~$400

Full tire replacement: ~$500

What Rain's ass is worth to Payu at this point: ~$3,150

** Before taxes and based on average parts/labor cost in the US, and without knowing the exact model and year of Rain's BMW.

Babe, don't be mad, he may be calling you a ho, but he's calling you an EXPENSIVE HO.

[superbat-lmao]

Bruce is off world and Cass snaps.

She cuts the feed to the cave, traps each of them in a separate holding cell, and truth serums them.

She is sick and tired of them lying to each other, lying to themselves.

Once and for all, she wants them to just talk to each other.

Jason is the easiest one to start talking, he’s been the only one talking about anything close to honest the whole time. Sure, usually it’s yelling about it on a rooftop but now it’s yelling about it in the cave. He fights talking about the good memories because they hurt more than the bad ones.

Damian has the fewest grievances. He hasn’t been around long enough to have years worth of issues, and most of it stems from the same problem.

Dick and Tim are actually the biggest problems.

Tim has the most to talk about. He’s angry with all of them. Jason and Damian are the most obvious, but he has just as many grievances with Dick if not more. They have all hurt him, not accepted him, rejected him. He isolates rather than talking to any of them about this because every time he objects to how he’s treated it’s like he’s breaking the family. He should be thankful Jason’s back at all or that Damian isn’t trying to kill him. If he says anything it sends them both into spirals that makes them avoid the family and then it’s his fault, so he leaves as much as he can.

Dick is the most brutal. They all look up to him, even if they don’t want to admit it. He proved it could be done. And every single one of them got a Bruce that already used him as a practice run of having kids. He is expected to handle it, to leash his anger, to be more open than Bruce. And he does it, but the level to which it’s a performance? Only Cass and Bruce have a real inkling to how much he’s acting. Jason saw more of it than he should have before he died, but even he wasn’t actually prepared for Dick’s honest thoughts on all of them.

Jason: Dick never wanted me here, Tim picked up the mantle as though nothing had changed, and Damian is the most judgmental and least experienced. I no longer have the innocence I did as Robin because the world has proven that morality doesn’t protect you. I cannot give up my ideologies for emotional vulnerability with people who do not care, it got me killed once and it’ll kill me again.

Damian: I was told my worth here was based on my sole existence. To have to unlearn my upbringing while surrounded by others that challenge my worth and place in this family is a level of vulnerability I will do anything to avoid.

Tim: Jason tried to kill me, Damian tried to kill me, and Dick doesn’t care. Every single thing I have accomplished has been in spite of my supposed brothers, who have only distrusted or hurt me. If I point this out, it is my fault for driving them away no matter how much they hurt me.

Dick: Jason died, Tim asked me to be Robin, took it for himself, Jason tried to kill Tim and Bruce, and Damian lashes out at every available opportunity and somehow this is my fucking problem. I did not sign up to be a parent or even a brother. I am not responsible for their decisions. I agreed to be responsible for teammates and missions, not the emotional vulnerability of a family I never asked for. I handle myself and they should be capable of dealing with their own problems without dragging me into them. They aren’t. I was an only child and had the responsibility of being a parent thrust on me when I never agreed to it. I have my own life and my own problems that take a back burner to anything else in this godforsaken family. I moved away and am still fucking here.

But even talking to each other like this can’t solve everything. Because for as upset as they are with each other, it’s Bruce that they’re actually upset with.

[simplefoodsmallfarmz]

In the tradition.

When you operate a small farm, stuff happens and ya gotta stop and repair, replace or recycle what’s broken. It’s not always easy and it definitely is a time commitment, however, it still remains a blessing because during the downtime, lessons are learned.

What have you fixed recently?

[teddydeer]

my sillay courier 6 <3

[uglygirlstatus]

incidents I’ve had with Riverdale cast members:

attending the Nathan For You live show, sitting ready in my seat, only to see Camila Mendes and Gay Kevin heading my way. Camila politely said “excuse me” so I could let her pass to get to her seat and I pretended not to be starstruck

shopping for art supplies at an Opus store when I was suddenly overcome with a sick, heavy sensation of pure dread throughout my entire body. turned to my left and saw Cole Sprouse browsing the acrylic paints

[stevethehairington]

okay but i need ALL of the fics that take place during crozier getting sober. like i feel like there is SO much potential here bc it is THEE biggest turning point for him! esp with regards to fitzjames and their relationship. like fitzjames seeing crozier's choice to sober up as this huge defining moment, one that ultimately and unequivocally earns his respect (back, really, because he DID have respect for crozier at first, before he met him. and now he sees that that respect wasnt misgiven, not really). and like the way this choice is what causes the first crack in james' mask around crozier! ugh it's just DELICIOUS.

[hvac-services-in-aurora-il]

AC Repair in Naperville

HVAC Company in Naperville

Naperville

AC Repair Near Me

HVAC Contractors in Naperville. Call: +16308429754. Indiaheating.com

[pepsinister]

It’s done!!! massive thanks & shoutout to @cognitohazard for doing all of the actual hands-on welding

YES the paint does not match quite right, that’s okay because I’m painting the car orange next year; YES the black edge on the passenger side is a little off, I re-taped that and gave it another spray just a couple minutes ago; YES if you zoom in the bondo is a 🤏 pinch lumpy, YES the rest of the car looks like shit, YES the panel gaps are a smidge tight, YES etc etc

It’s still so good and awesome, and besides the fact that it looks better than it did before, it also don’t got no rust no more brother

[ejscharacterdump]

Idk where to post this but I recently changed the shell of my used Nintendo Switch to give it a makeover and I like the end result 😔❤️

[kumomist]

look genshin, it was cartoony logic the first few times you had a villain turn out to have a giant secret underground lair for their secret evil experiments, but a giant floating workshop powered by magic flame hot air balloons???

[coventrymotorsusa]

How User-Generated Content Can Highlight the Importance of Alignment Service for Your Vehicle

Introduction:

In today’s digital age, user-generated content (UGC) plays an influential role in shaping consumer perceptions and decisions. This is especially true in the automotive industry, where reviews, social media posts, and online testimonials provide valuable insights into services like alignment. Alignment service, while often overlooked, is essential for vehicle safety, performance, and tire longevity. In this blog post, we'll explore how user-generated content is shedding light on the importance of alignment service and why drivers should pay attention to the real-life experiences of others.

1. The Power of User-Generated Content in Automotive Services

User-generated content has become one of the most trusted sources of information for consumers. When it comes to alignment services, online reviews, customer testimonials, and social media posts provide first-hand accounts of real drivers who have experienced the benefits (or consequences of neglect) of proper wheel alignment. These insights help potential customers make informed decisions based on the experiences of their peers.

When drivers share their stories about how alignment service improved their vehicle's performance or solved issues like uneven tire wear, it creates a ripple effect. Others start to realize that regular alignment checks aren't just an add-on—they are crucial for maintaining a safe and efficient vehicle. This type of content helps demystify alignment services for those who may not be familiar with them.

2. Real-Life Testimonials: How Alignment Service Made a Difference

One of the most compelling aspects of user-generated content is the ability to hear directly from people who have benefited from alignment services. For example, drivers often share stories about how their vehicles were pulling to one side, causing steering issues, and how an alignment service immediately resolved the problem.

Consider this testimonial from an actual driver shared on a review platform:

"I was having trouble with my car constantly pulling to the right. After doing some research, I decided to go in for an alignment service. The difference was immediate—my steering felt more responsive, and the car drove in a straight line without any effort on my part. I didn’t realize how much of an impact misalignment was having on my driving experience."

These types of personal stories highlight how alignment service can drastically improve vehicle handling and overall safety. They resonate with drivers who may be experiencing similar issues, encouraging them to seek out the same service for their own vehicles.

3. Before and After: Visual UGC and Alignment Service Impact

Visual content, such as before-and-after photos or videos, also plays a significant role in showcasing the importance of alignment service. Platforms like Instagram and YouTube are filled with user-generated posts that show the transformation of vehicles after a proper alignment. Drivers often share pictures of their uneven tire wear before an alignment, followed by after-service photos that show even tire treads.

These visual testimonials offer compelling evidence of how neglecting alignment can lead to long-term damage. A video of a customer explaining how their car’s performance improved after the service can be especially powerful, offering an authentic, relatable perspective for viewers.

For example, a popular post on a car maintenance forum might show a picture of a tire with excessive wear on one side, captioned:

"I didn’t realize my car’s misalignment was wearing down my tires so badly until I saw this. Got an alignment service last week, and my car drives like new again!"

This type of content visually communicates the tangible benefits of alignment services, making it clear that alignment impacts not just handling, but also tire longevity and overall vehicle health.

4. Online Reviews and Ratings: Building Trust in Alignment Services

Online review platforms such as Yelp, Google Reviews, and Facebook are filled with user-generated content about various car services, including alignment checks. These reviews provide an honest and unfiltered look at the experiences customers have had at local repair shops. Positive reviews often highlight how professional technicians identified and corrected alignment issues that the driver may not have been aware of.

For instance, a review might read:

"I went in for a tire rotation and the technician suggested I get an alignment service. I was skeptical at first, but after the alignment, my car stopped pulling to the left and my tires are wearing more evenly. Definitely worth it!"

By sharing these experiences, customers help to establish trust in alignment services and the auto shops that offer them. Potential customers can make informed decisions based on the reviews of others who have faced similar issues, strengthening the reputation of alignment services as a necessary part of vehicle maintenance.

5. Social Media Engagement: Drivers Sharing Alignment Service Experiences

Social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook are full of user-generated content where drivers share their vehicle maintenance journeys. Hashtags such as #CarAlignment or #WheelAlignmentService brings attention to posts where drivers document their experiences. This type of UGC has a significant impact on spreading awareness about alignment services and how they can drastically improve vehicle performance.

For example, one Instagram post might show a driver at the auto shop with a caption like:

"Getting my alignment checked today! Can't believe how much smoother my car feels already."

These casual, real-time updates engage followers and promote alignment services organically. When friends, family, or followers see these posts, they are more likely to consider getting an alignment check for their own vehicles.

6. Learning from Others: UGC Guides and DIY Alignment Advice

User-generated content doesn’t just come in the form of reviews and testimonials; it also includes how-to videos and tutorials. Many automotive enthusiasts share their knowledge about how alignment works, why it's important, and what drivers can do to maintain their vehicle between professional services. While professional alignment services are always recommended, UGC content provides educational value that helps drivers understand the alignment process.

For instance, a popular YouTube creator might explain:

"While it’s always best to get a professional alignment service, here’s how you can check for signs of misalignment at home."

These types of posts build awareness and empower drivers to take proactive steps, reinforcing the importance of professional alignment services.

Conclusion:

User-generated content has become an invaluable resource for drivers looking to understand the importance of alignment service. Whether it’s through reviews, testimonials, social media posts, or instructional videos, UGC offers real-life examples of how proper alignment impacts vehicle safety, performance, and cost savings. By sharing their experiences, drivers create a community that spreads awareness about this often-overlooked service, helping others realize that alignment checks are crucial for long-term vehicle health.

In a world where trust is often built on the experiences of peers, user-generated content is playing a critical role in encouraging drivers to take alignment services seriously, ensuring that vehicles remain safe and efficient on the road.