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mucdj · 3 months
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blastkat · 2 years
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This is a fun, complimentary road trip kit from Mobil 1. I purchase Sahale Snacks. They're a family favorite. My grandchildren love the matchbox cars. Although don't play Uno, my children do. I've added it to our collection of games. The best surprise is the mini cooler. It's remarkably convenient. It's small enough to carry around. Yet it's large enough to keep small frozen or refrigerated items cool. My family takes a lot of random road trips. I re-purposed the box to keep our portable snack stash safe.
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teplejtrouba · 9 months
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když jste poly, tupí jak necky a neumíte plavat
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Nothing in this trip went to plan, but we made it to the top regardless. This is just so beautiful ❤️
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fantrollology · 2 months
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what about those brands that do shit like birthday cake frosting covered cashes or super mega ccandy coated or some shit
or do you like a plain ass out the shell cashew
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“I like a seasoned cashew. Can’t say I’ve tried ‘birthday cake’ flavor though.”
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intercomkris · 1 year
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for the girls who get it, get it. and the girls who don't, don't.
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hitku · 2 years
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by Elsa Sahal
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i8seattle · 1 year
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Sahale Arm and Sahale Camp, North Cascades
The North Cascades are located in the northwestern part of Washington State, along the border with Canada. Sahale Camp is the highest (7,600 ft.) official camp site in the North Cascades National Park. The route follows the Cascade River and ascends to Cascade Pass, then swings onto Sahale Arm, a giant curving slope carpeted in grasses and wildflowers. The overall elevation gain is 4,000…
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es-oh-bfo-em · 5 months
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expressions-of-nature · 8 months
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Sahale Arm, North Cascades National Park by Brian Haagen
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phanta-friends · 2 years
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miso, succession, darning socks, minecraft
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borobudurnews · 2 years
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Ganjar Kenang Sosok Nyai Hj Nafisah Sahal Mahfudz yang Baru Meninggal Dunia
Ganjar Kenang Sosok Nyai Hj Nafisah Sahal Mahfudz yang Baru Meninggal Dunia
BNews–JATENG-– Gubernur Jawa Tengah Ganjar Pranowo mengenang Nyai Hj Nafisah Sahal Mahfudz sebagai sosok perempuan hebat. Mustasyar PBNU periode 2022-2027 itu meninggal dunia pada Kamis, (10/11) petang. Hal itu diungkapkan Ganjar usai mengunjungi Pesantren Maslakul Huda, Pati, Jumat (11/11) Siang. Ganjar diterima oleh putra almarhumah, yakni Abdur Ghaffar Rozin atau Gus Rozin. “Beliau itu tokoh…
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Sahale Glacier (via Cascade Pass)
This is one of the top 3 rated hikes in Washington State, and some say it's actually #1. I haven't hiked all the mountains so I guess I can't say, but it was the most gorgeous place I have ever hiked. Nothing went as planned. Permits weren't available for the glacier camp so we decided to day hike the entire thing. . .
14 miles (there and back) and almost 5,000 ft elevation gain. Some spots were well over 1K ft elevation gain in less than a mile. It was, by far, the most difficult hike I've finished according to stats, but I felt good. My back was definitely done, but I felt like my body handled it very well.
I had a list of animals I wanted to see along the way and I saw most of them! The goats were amazing! The marmots are so interesting to watch. My hiking friend was at the front of us and he saw a baby black bear cub scurry off into the grass, but I missed it. (That would've completed my list!)
Trips like this always remind me how ridiculous all of our problems truly are. You only objective is to finish and survive, really. To enjoy the things around you and really be living in the moment. The mountains are SO big and beautiful and, just, amazing. I do wish I would've taken a few more pictures, but honestly, I was really trying to be fully engaged in the experience.
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Nyai Nafisah Sahal Wafat, Kajen Berduka
Nyai Nafisah Sahal Wafat, Kajen Berduka
tebuireng.co – Nyai Hj Nafisah Sahal wafat pada Kamis, (10/11/2022) petang. Kabar wafatnya Mustasyar Pengurus Besar Nahdlatul Ulama periode 2022-2027 ini membuat Pesantren Maslakul Huda, Kajen, Pati berduka. Kabar duka istri mendiang KH Mohammad Ahmad Sahal Mahfudh (Rais Aam PBNU 1999-2014) ini dibenarkan oleh KH M Faishal Muzammil, Wakil Ketua LBM PWNU Jawa Tengah, sekaligus Muhadlir Ma’had Aly…
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On the go POTS snacks
Eating 6 small meals a day means some of those meals might have to be on the go. So here are some travel snack options to try!
Travel olives - There are a lot of travel olive products made by different companies. There’s black olives or green so you can switch it up! I can get them at Safeway but they also at Amazon and sometimes Trader Joe’s.
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Seaweed chips - Seaweed is really salty but barely any calories so eat something else with it. It does not count as one of the six meals.
Jerky - Jerky is a great source of protein and salt. There’s lots of kinds and flavors to choose from. You can even get fish jerky!
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Salted nuts - Nuts are full of protein and when salted are a good option. Now a days you can get all sorts of flavors! I like the Thai cashew by Sahale Snacks.
String cheese - String cheese is high in protein and salt. Plus it’s easy to stick in a bag or purse.
Edamame - I found these salted edamame snack packs on amazon! Edamame has a lot of protein and salt naturally. Then they salt them so they are even more salty!
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Travel pickles - There are some companies that sell travel containers of pickles. Pickles are super salty but have no protein so pair it with something else with protein. You can wrapped them in deli meat.
Another tip is to check out your local Asian grocery store. They have a lot of high protein low carb snacks, for example dried squid snacks!
So go out and stay safe and stay salty!🧂
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leftistfeminista · 27 days
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A response from a reader to this post-
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A Story from the former fighters of the PFLOAG. Popular Front for the Liberation of the Occupied Arabian Gulf
At first, it took a lot of convincing on my part to get them to open up about their experiences, mainly because I assume the government kept harassing the members even after the revolutionary efforts ended in '75. I think many of them thought I was just another undercover agent questioning them, but I managed to convince them it was just out of interest.
They mentioned a name that is quite ubiquitous in the southern province of Dhofar: Tafool Sahal. Tafool Sahal was one of the fighters, and I believe she was the first woman to be martyred in the entire revolution. She was a member of the Women's Detachment and had the duty of guarding the brigade's camp and the schools of the Front all the way to the west, near the border. The detachment was ambushed and came under heavy fire and aerial bombings in an area called Hauf. Tafool Sahal held her position in the battle and did her best to fight off the imperialist forces for hours on end. Despite orders from high-ranking officials of the Front to retreat, she kept her post and defended the detachment and the refugees of the camp until she was shot and injured and had to change position. She was eventually killed in a valley.
She kept the imperialist forces busy and gave another detachment the opportunity to move approximately 400 people—comprised of injured fighters, children, civilians, and students of the revolution—to a safer area. The story says the Women's Detachment went on a search mission to look for her, and they found her body in the valley, still carrying her rifle. They dug a grave next to where she died and buried her there. Tafool Sahal's burial site is still visited to this day by many people. The other names the fighters mentioned were Fatma Mas'ood, Muna Salem, Fatma Ghannana, Noor Awadh, and many others that I unfortunately cannot remember right now and whose stories I do not know.
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