The springs subdivision murfreesboro tn

Next season I want to reserve a spot for my large brugmansia in my garden, by digging a big tub in the ground. The brugmansia will overwinter indoors from first frost until early spring or at the latest last frost date (usually around may 15th, lately a bit earlier).
I was looking for some suitable green fillers in the winter, plants that have some height and volume. I was thinking of summer decidious plants like arum italicum, that can be dark stored in a shred over summer easily.
I haven't found any real alternative, so I was wondering if anyone here has another suggestion.

Hingi lang ako advise or feedback if fair ba itong offer na nilalatag sa akin ng isang company.
For my background, I am already 5 years+ sa industry with experience on the following:
Java Spring Boot Basic web dev front end Oracle sql Git
I’ve had these exp for 3 years pero nastuck ng konti due to my 2 year work with some proprietary language.
Ngayon, I’m looking to switch back sa old stack ko and this company na inapplyan ko assessed me on their end as a Mid Level. Ngayon, they offered me around 73k gross with not so much difference sa benefits from my previous which I have around 57k gross salary.
Question is, is this fair given na returning ako sa previous tech stack ko or should I look for a higher offer pa? I am also looking to negotiate this to at least 80k.

Standing Desk + Pendant Lamp (use Spring Balancer?)
I am trying to make my pendant lamp height adjustable, so that I can move my desk up and down. Would a spring balancer work, better ways? https://www.amazon.de/dp/B08629DBGQ I am not familiar how they work exactly, but I basically want to move the lamp up and down and should stay in position. Do Spring balancers lock in (like a projector canvas) or do they move freely? Thank you!

I first discovered onewheel last fall when there weren’t many above-freezing days left for the year. I was on the fence about purchasing due to a pretty serious injury back in July, and the incoming cold weather convinced me to hold off on my purchase for the time being.
Flash forward to spring! And here I am thinking I’m ready to take the plunge. If I’m still thinking about it 7 months later I need it, right? 😆
My use case will likely be different than most:
Due to my back issues I don’t think I will be able to ride for more than an hour at a time. (Maybe longer if I take breaks.) I’ll mostly be riding on paved sidewalks/streets, some hills if I’m brave enough, and I’d ideally like the ability to ride on grass. Being able to go up/down hills on grass would be great. I love the idea of dirt trails, but we don’t have too many of those around here so it wouldn’t be a frequent thing. I’d also like to take my small dog with me once I’m comfortable riding. I’m not worried about going super fast (I doubt I will ever max it out), but I do want the safest ride possible where I’m the least likely to fall off and break any more bones.
I’m reading some reports of people saying the pint x is more stable than the gt, and others saying gt is the most stable and the least likely to nosedive. I’m open to replacing the tire, but the recommended tire seems to be out of stock.
I’m 5’3 and a little over 200 lbs. I’ve heard people recommend the gt for larger riders, but 35 lbs. is super heavy for me to lift! That’s the main thing that has me questioning if the pintx might be a smarter purchase. But if my weight is going to cause any issues with the pintx, or if the gt is going to offer me a safemore stable ride, I could probably figure out a way to safely lift the gt.
Let me know your thoughts! 2:30 a.m. here so hopefully this makes sense and I’m not leaving out any important details. lol

So about me; I’ve moved down from Sheffield to Bristol 5 days ago and I’m looking for a relatively secluded piano to mess around/ practice on.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I’ve checked all the churches I can find, but no-one is willing. Is there anywhere else that springs to mind?
Thanks!

I've been living in my current apartment for about 2 years now, located in Nashville TN, and near the end of the first year issues with plumbing throughout the entire complex started occurring on a semi regular basis. Luckily, outages were very short lived and the management were always communicative through email and the active building mobile app. Unfortunately, this problem grew much worse, and the last time they gave any notification on the matter was late last year. This year alone there have been another 4 outages without any notice lasting more than 3 days each time, the worst incident being almost an entire week. During these periods, none of my messages through the aforementioned app were followed up, all of my calls were rejected, and I had to wait around the front office for hours to get a hold of the manager in person. I am now day 3 of another outage and I'm curious if the lack of communication and the days on end without water legally makes the property uninhabitable and if I can take any sort of legal action or try to negotiate some sort of rent reimbursement for the days that I didn't have running water. What would be a good way to handle this situation?

Ch5 Cartography and copper
As the sun rises over the horizon, casting its warm glow upon the rugged landscape, I find myself thinking that I need a new purpose after finishing my tools and home. With shelter, tools, a fucking bed, and what food I can find with the goblins gone. I need something to do. The time has come to unravel the mysteries that lie beyond the confines of these stone walls and the close area. Armed with crude stone tools , plant fiber woven "clothes", and my map ability. I embark on a journey to explore and document the surrounding area. maybe just maybe I will find evidence of people.
With each step I take, I carefully memorize my path, marking the terrain, the landmarks, and the animal trails. The map slowly takes shape, capturing the essence of the topology . It becomes a tangible representation of my growing knowledge, a tool that will guide me through the land that I will claim as my own.
As I venture deeper into the unknown, my senses sharpen along with my mapping skills, when I finally feel attuned to the subtle changes in the environment I seemingly get a passive skill pop-up.
UnCommon skill Type: passive Mapping Wherever the user goes will be stored and marked on a mental map.(cohesion with perfect memory user never needs to intentionally map an area all details will be stored automatically )
It is during one of my explorations in the next month that I stumble upon a surface deposit of copper—a glimmering deep green spike made of smaller spikes amidst the trees, it nearly blends in . Excitement courses through my veins as I realize the significance of this discovery. Copper ore and a lot of it. Or that's what I think it is.
Discovered your first local treasure COPPER EVERGREEN For this discovery you are gifted 2 levels.
"Well that's nice as hell treasure and levels eventually I need to spend my points but I'll save them for when I know what is useful. Welp time to get to work"
With a new project I go home and make a fiber backpack and baskets to carry as much as I can. Eventually I make my way back and start to gather the copper ore, carefully examining its quality and potential, from what I can tell it's almost pure. I did break a few of my chisels collecting enough but I planned ahead and made extra heads. The weight of the metal on my back fuels my ambition, igniting a spark of creativity within me. I must learn and practice the art of metallurgy, for in these raw materials lies the power to forge actual weapons and craft more intricate tools.
Returning to my home, next step is set up a makeshift forge, utilizing the stone chisels and a roaring fire to create a crucible. With a mix of anticipation and trepidation, then I need something to move the crucible with like leather gloves. The harder I work the more eager I am to transform it into something greater.
To get started I find a creak near my cave and search for clay and sand. After I bring enough back I mix it in with wood ash for mortar. Next I collect some nice granite rocks from the hillside and wash the dirt off. I use the old fire pit from the goblins for my forge. After mortaring the rock floor and making a rock circle and mortaring them together until I have a nice big dome with a chimney stack on top. Then I put wood in it and light it. And I keep it lit for about 2 days to solidify the mortar.
In the time I have watching my forge cook I grab a nice big rock and chisel it into a deep bowl shape. Then I chisel the best handle holds so i can to pull it out of the fire. When it's done my forge is cooled down. So I then check if it fits into the forge. It is not perfect but I can make it work.
Next is tools I need tongs, gloves, hammer ,ladle, and molds. starting with the tongs I would love metal tongs but I need tongs to make them from metal. I can see why the Jews thought god gave man his first set. but I'll have to live with a wood set first. This takes no time at all with my new skill and knife to work a set into shape. Turns out it can level up too might be worth my time, I'd love an instrument I need music.
Next my gloves lucky me I've been hunting a lot since the wildlife came back and have leftover pelts I've been working on and now is better than ever so I set to making some leather i might be able to go for real clothes soon if I can get something bigger than a rabbit.
After cleaning the old fat off with a knife and stretching it with a wood frame, and boiling the hair off in the boiling spring in the pool room. when it's dried out and is ready I use leather strips and make real shity leather mittens. They will work not perfect but at least they will hold for a few uses.
The hammer is super simple I make it same as my axe with the exception that I keep the rock big and solid.
Next a ladle for impurities and pouring it. My last forge tool starts with a stone ladle head with my chisel and then a soak in water to wash off the dust and make a hole for a handle to slot into. Then I work some wood into a handle, it's pretty easy. The I use sap and leather strips to bind the handle to the stone ladle head.
Last is simple a mold, I make a small wood frame box and fill it with wet sand. Then I carve a wood ingot and add air holes for the steam to boil out of. And a unclip able hinge to spit it in half for later.
First forge and tools created +25 chance at success Creating forgeing skill
Skill forgeing Rare The user can forge tools to mold and shape metal for most purposes.
" Nice now I can actually get to work"
after getting all my supplies set up and ore in my crucible I start on the fire .Hours pass as I tend to the fire, carefully controlling its intensity. After putting the crucible in the forge The copper begins to melt, its molten form shimmering with potential after I ladle out the impurities and rock left. After pulling the crucible out I carefully pour the liquid metal into a simple mold, allowing it to cool and solidify steam boiling out of the air holes. Then The moment of truth arrives as I retrieve the newly forged copper ingot.
Examining the result of my efforts, I am filled with a sense of accomplishment. The copper, once hidden beneath green oxidization, has now been shaped by my hands. It serves as a testament to my growing skills and resourcefulness in this harsh world.
With the first successful forging behind me, I am eager to delve deeper into the art of metallurgy. The possibilities are endless, and the rewards of mastering this craft are boundless. The once-humble cave, now transformed into a true home, will soon echo with the clanging of hammers and the rhythmic pounding of metal against metal.
As I continue to explore, map, and forge, my understanding of this world expands. Each discovery fuels my determination to thrive in this unforgiving realm. The journey is far from over, and the challenges ahead may be daunting, but I am prepared to face them head-on.
And so, armed with my newly mapped out area and the power of metallurgy in my hands, I embark on the next chapter of my adventure. The world awaits, brimming with untold secrets and hidden treasures, ready to be unveiled by the resilient spirit of William, the defender of his sanctuary.

Hey guys, I can't find any good ways to find people leasing out old apartments or subleasing for the fall/spring. It's stupidly hard to get into Facebook groups because they want USC.edu emails even tho I dont have one yet. Any recs would be appreciated 👍