Jc @jcdollar

@BULLReturns Are you buying back into $apgo? Or waiting for lower ?

This is how to get rid of skin tags FAST! Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only

@denohawari LLM

Correct. There is no model that actually demonstrates how evolution can engineer even a single novel protein, let alone entire protein-based molecular systems. Only intelligence is capable of designing the types of systems we see in Life.

Find out how to go from an inflamed, toxic, fatty liver to a liver that is clean, without fat, and free of scar tissue. In this video, I’ll tell you about the foods that detox the liver and how to combine them to make a delicious smoothie for liver support. Discover the best recipes for liver health and start your healthy liver plan today! If you like this video, check this one out next: drbrg.co/3T7awtx Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only

These scientists found God through their research. If we're honest with ourselves, God's existence cannot be denied.

This guy explains how the light traps insects without killing them, allowing them to eventually fall into the water and provide a natural food source for the trout.

@heyalexmoore AI

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Our daughter’s RESP is at $160,000. She just finished Grade 9, and as such, the asset allocation has been moved to a more-conservative 50/50. Canadian parents can contribute to the Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) as soon as their child is born. It is tax sheltered and can be open for a total of 36 years. There is a lifetime contribution limit of $50,000 per child. The government contributes $500 a year for the first $2500 that you put in. This is called the Canadian Education Savings Grant (CESG), and it caps out at $7,200 lifetime. If the child does not want to attend post-secondary: 1. The subscriber can withdraw the $50,000 contribution with no tax consequences 2. The investment growth can be put into the subscriber's Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) 3. The $7,200 CESG must be returned to the government. The first thing we did was open up our RESP as a self-directed brokerage account. No third party. No group RESP. No financial adviser. Some parents contribute $2,500 and get $500 from the government every year but this is slow and very inefficient. Time Value of Money suggests that compound interest works best when there is: 1. A long time horizon 2. Larger initial investment at t=0 This is called front-loading your RESP. This is what it looks like for each year: ✅ Birth year: $14,000 lump sum contribution + $2,500 birth year contribution + $500 CESG = $16,500. ✅ For the next 13 years: $2,500 contribution + $500 CESG. ✅ 14th year: $1,000 contribution + $200 CESG. Total contribution from parents: $16,500 + 13 x ($2,500) + $1,000 = $50,000 Total contribution from government (CESG): $500 x 14 + $200 = $7,200 The remaining balance is from the growth of investments in the account. After the 14th year, the time to post-secondary falls below 5 years, and the asset allocation will change. Education. Not advice. Consult your financial adviser. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. No offer. Not a solicitation to buy or sell any asset or asset class. There is no “investment opportunity.” All investing is subject to risk including the possible loss of the money you invest.

Lazy Canadian Entrepreneur @JimChuong

4 weeks ago

You probably wouldn’t appreciate flying business class if you’ve never flown economy. I imagine this is the same for families who only fly private and whose children have never flown commercial.

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Most people throw away the one thing that can grow an entirely new blueberry bush. That tiny blueberry in your fridge contains dozens of seeds that can become a fruit-producing plant with a little patience. Here's how: Mash a ripe blueberry in a small glass with water, separate the tiny seeds, plant them in moist acidic potting soil, lightly cover them, then place a clear plastic bag over the pot to create a mini greenhouse. Keep it warm and bright, and you may see seedlings begin to emerge within a couple of weeks. Blueberries love acidic soil, consistent moisture (not soggy roots), and at least 6 hours of sun each day. One important reality check: growing from seed is a long game. It can take 3–4 years or longer before you harvest a meaningful crop, and because blueberries don't grow true to seed, the fruit may not be identical to the berry you started with. If you enjoy gardening, though, there's something incredibly satisfying about turning a single piece of fruit into a thriving bush that could produce blueberries for years to come. Sometimes the most rewarding garden projects don't begin at the nursery... they begin in your kitchen.

PeachProof @PeachProof23

a month ago

Blueberries might be the hardest-working plant you can grow. One healthy blueberry bush can reward you with fresh berries for decades while feeding far more than just your family. Here's how to grow them successfully: - Plant in full sun (6-8+ hours daily). - Give them acidic,

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These are the magical little experiments that make kids put down their phones and fall in love with science

@bloggersarvesh LAWYER

🚨 INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT. Spend 1 hour with this Claude + SEO FULL COURSE. It shows you how to dominate Google like a $10k/month SEO Agency for your law firm. It’s the most important video you'll watch this year.

STOP writing long prompts that do nothing. Claude is dumb by default, but the right prompt changes that. You don’t even need to pay $200/month for it. $20/month is all you need. Here's the exact SEO setup I run before touching a single prompt: 1. Load your business brain. Before anything else paste this into Claude: "Here is everything you need to know about my business: [name], [website], [location], [services], [target cities], [top 3 competitor URLs]. Use this as context for everything. Never ask me for this again." Claude stops being generic. Starts being yours. Most people skip this and spend the next 6 months getting advice that could apply to any business in any city in any industry. That's not SEO. That's guessing. 2. Pick the right model. Open Cowork. Select Opus 4.7. Turn on Extended Thinking. Most people are running SEO prompts on Sonnet or the default model. Wrong model = surface level output. Every single time. Opus 4.7 with Extended Thinking doesn't just answer your question. It thinks through your entire market before responding. The difference between a $20/month result and a $ 10k / month agency result is often just this one setting. 3. Set your SEO mission once. Forever. Go to Settings → Cowork → Edit Global Instructions. Paste this: "You are my local SEO strategist with 14 years of experience. Always read my business context before responding. Always compare my business against my competitors before giving advice. Always prioritise commendations by revenue impact. Never give generic SEO advice that doesn't apply to my specific market and location." You set this once. It runs every single session. Your prompts can now be 10 words long and hit harder than a 500 word prompt ever could. 4. Build your competitor file. Create a document called COMPETITORS.md Inside list your top 5 competitors with: - their website URL - their GBP URL - their review count and average rating - the keywords they rank for that you don't - the categories they have that you're missing Paste this into Claude before every audit. Claude now knows exactly who it's competing against. Every recommendation it makes is built around beating these specific businesses in your specific market. 5. Set your keyword intent filter. Before running any keyword research tell Claude this: "Only give me keywords with clear buyer intent. Ignore informational keywords. Focus only on service + city, emergency + service, and near me combinations. Every keyword you suggest must indicate someone who is ready to call or book today." This alone eliminates 90% of the wasted SEO effort most businesses do. 6. Before every Claude SEO session check these: Am I in Cowork not Chat? Is Opus 4.7 + Extended Thinking on? Did Claude read my business context? Is my competitor file loaded? Is my keyword intent filter set? Get all five right first. Then run your prompts. The businesses that do this setup properly are outranking competitors who have been established for years. The ones that skip it are still getting generic advice and wondering why nothing is moving. Most people will read this and do nothing. The ones who set this up today will look back in 90 days and not believe what changed. Full prompt system in the article below. Bookmark it. Give it to Claude. Right now.

Sarvesh Shrivastava @bloggersarvesh

4 months ago

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Stop telling Claude, "fix my SEO." Stop telling Claude, "improve my rankings." Stop telling Claude, "write me a blog post." Here’s how to prompt Claude for SEO better than 99% of people: 1. Load your business brain. Before anything else paste this into Claude: "Here is everything you need to know about my business:  [name], [website], [location], [services], [target cities], [top 3 competitor URLs].  Use this as context for everything. Never ask me for this again." Claude stops being generic. Starts being yours. Most people skip this and spend the next 6 months getting advice that could apply to any business in any city in any industry. That's not SEO. That's guessing. 2. Pick the right model. Open Cowork. Select Opus 4.7. Turn on Extended Thinking. Most people are running SEO prompts on Sonnet or the default model. Wrong model = surface level output. Every single time. Opus 4.7 with Extended Thinking doesn't just answer your question.  It thinks through your entire market before responding. The difference between a $20/month result and a $ 10k / month agency result is often just this one setting. 3. Set your SEO mission once. Forever. Go to Settings → Cowork → Edit Global Instructions. Paste this: "You are my local SEO strategist with 14 years of experience. Always read my business context before responding.  Always compare my business against my competitors before giving advice. Always prioritise commendations by revenue impact. Never give generic SEO advice that doesn't apply to my specific market and location." You set this once. It runs every single session. Your prompts can now be 10 words long and hit harder than a 500 word prompt ever could. 4. Build your competitor file. Create a document called COMPETITORS.md Inside list your top 5 competitors with: - their website URL - their GBP URL - their review count and average rating - the keywords they rank for that you don't - the categories they have that you're missing Paste this into Claude before every audit. Claude now knows exactly who it's competing against.  Every recommendation it makes is built around beating these specific businesses in your specific market. 5. Set your keyword intent filter. Before running any keyword research tell Claude this: "Only give me keywords with clear buyer intent. Ignore informational keywords.  Focus only on service + city, emergency + service, and near me combinations. Every keyword you suggest must indicate someone who is ready to call or book today." This alone eliminates 90% of the wasted SEO effort most businesses do. 6. Before every Claude SEO session check these: Am I in Cowork not Chat? Is Opus 4.7 + Extended Thinking on? Did Claude read my business context? Is my competitor file loaded? Is my keyword intent filter set? Get all five right first. Then run your prompts. The businesses that do this setup properly are outranking competitors who have been established for years. The ones that skip it are still getting generic advice and wondering why nothing is moving. Most people will read this and do nothing. The ones who set this up today will look back in 90 days and not believe what changed. Full prompt system in the article below. Bookmark it. Give it to Claude. Right now.

Sarvesh Shrivastava @bloggersarvesh

4 months ago

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