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I started baby proof as soon as he started rolling lol we’ve got anchored furniture, corner protectors, cabinet locks, outlet covers, and door knob covers on certain rooms. I’d rather have it done, than have to scramble when he starts actually causing a ruckus lol

Maybe try a floor bed! And make his room 100% baby safe—tether all furniture, corner covers, outlet covers, no floor lamps. A good, reliable monitor. My parents had cats when I was a baby so they took my bedroom door off and actually put a screen door on my room with a latch. Because they didn’t have fancy monitors 37 years ago, lol.

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Trump announced a naval blockage of the strait of Hormuz, effectively ending any peace negotiations post-failure from yesterday. The USS Michael Murphy and the USS Frank E. Peterson transited the strait with their automatic identification systems deliberately switched on, breaking standard protocol for Navy ships. Maritime historian Salvatore Mercogliano said: "You just don't throw AIS on by accident on a Navy ship. This is purposeful. They wanted to turn this on on the far side of the Strait of Hormuz to demonstrate that they have sailed through." The AIS broadcast was a deliberate signal to commercial shipping, sent while the Islamabad talks were ongoing. The IRGC challenged the destroyers as they transited, according to a radio conversation recorded by a civilian ship and shared with the Wall Street Journal. "This is the last warning. This is the last warning," the IRGC said. The US ship replied: "Passage in accordance with international law. No challenge is intended to you, and I intend to abide by rules of our government's ceasefire." That exchange is not a footnote to the peace talks, it is the reason those talks were already poisoned before Vance got on the plane. Iran warned its counterparts through Pakistani intermediaries that any passage through the Strait of Hormuz without the IRGC's approval would be considered a ceasefire violation. The US delegation in Islamabad was simultaneously the government whose destroyers were radioing Iranian warships 21 hours before the talks collapsed. The scale of what this blockade actually represents is context that no US domestic outlet fully rendered. The head of the International Energy Agency described the blockade as more consequential than the disruptions of 1973, 1979, and 2022 combined. The Dallas Fed published a model in March showing a closure that removes close to 20 percent of global oil supplies in Q2 2026 is expected to raise the average WTI price to $98 per barrel and lower global real GDP growth by an annualized 2.9 percentage points in that quarter. Meanwhile, a former US Navy Commander writing for Just Security assessed that Iran has proven it can deny transit at an acceptable cost to itself, and that no plausible US military option can reliably reverse that in the near term. Kharg island is likely next a bombing campaign is almost certainly going to resume. submitted by /u/renge-refurion to r/moderatepolitics [link] [comments]

In November 2025, the FDA removed black box warnings from estrogen for cis women, concluding the risks had been overstated. 37 days later, a coalition backed by SPLC-designated hate groups filed a petition to add those warnings back — but only for trans women — plus a compulsory patient registry and mandatory psychiatric gatekeeping replacing informed consent. Full breakdown: https://transresilience.org/issues/fda-registry No mainstream outlet has covered this. The comment form is still open — you don't need to be American or a medical professional to submit. Comment directly: https://www.regulations.gov/commenton/FDA-2025-P-7321-0001 submitted by /u/ReadyPlayerEmma to r/lgbt [link] [comments]

Lucas Pinheiro Braathen won the gold medal in the Giant Slalom, becoming the first Brazilian and the first South American to ever reach the podium in the history of the Winter Olympics. He's actually brazilian-norwegian (Brazilian mother and Norwegian father) and he used to compete for Norway. He's all over the News in Brazil right now. Did this make any news in Norway? What are people talking about it, if anything at all? submitted by /u/Significant-Yam9843 to r/Norway [link] [comments]

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12.01 EDIT: If affected, I also recommend leaving a verbal complaint with the BBB (https://www.bbb.org/us/ca/redwood-city/profile/wholesale-video-games/electronic-arts-inc-1116-64196), as suggested by u/AndTheBeatGoesOnAnd. You can still reuse the text below. Thanks to the user for flagging this, as people have had some degree of success with similar cases. --- As with many other players, I was affected by a bug that failed to credit the correct number of points. As a result, certain rewards remained locked despite having purchased the content and having completed all the required challenges. From a purely practical standpoint, the immediate impact on me was... limited. I chose to spend the equivalent of about 10 € in BF Coins that I had previously earned through gameplay in order to unlock the remaining tiers. The amount itself is not significant. The broader issue, though, is clearly how situations like this are being handled by EA. As an EU consumer, I am naturally entitled (*coughs*), and naturally accustomed to clear standards around customer support and consumer protection. Contacting EA's customer service resulted mainly in generic responses of little merit or thought, stating that the issue was under investigation, without them even confirming that players could reasonably expect some sort of equal compensation if they had to spend additional in game currency to access content they had already paid for. In the meanwhile, their forums are being flooded with rightfully angry players. Having tried PayPal with little success -- and, given past experiences, assuming that PSN also won't help -- I thought that the most interesting thing to do would be to at least ensure the story gets visibility. Once again, the amount isn't important, but the intent and behavior of a behemoth refusing to even give back tokens you wouldn't have bought anyway is concerning enough to make this Pro Debacle a worthwhile story to follow. My template: --- Hello [media outlet], I am writing to flag a progression issue in Battlefield’s BF Pro Bonus Path that has affected a significant number of paying players and has generated sustained community backlash. In short, players who purchased the BF Pro Battle Pass found themselves unable to complete the Pro Bonus Path, which is required to access the purchased rewards, because a specific bonus challenge reward worth 85 points was not granted due to a bug on EA’s side. As a result, even after completing all required challenges, the progression track remained unfinished unless players spent in game currency, meaning potentially additional money or previously earned currency, on tier skips. Many players only discovered the problem when the time limited bonus path was close to expiring. Others purchased add-ons only to find themselves bounced between Customer Service channels that offered no concrete resolution (or any certainty regarding rightful compensation) beyond generally stating that an investigation would take place. There are extensive threads on the official EA forums, Steam discussions, and Reddit documenting the issue and the resulting frustration. I believe this would be a relevant consumer facing story. In my personal case, I was forced to spend additional in game currency to unlock rewards that had already been paid for but were inaccessible due to the missing points. As reflected in multiple forum discussions, EA has not clearly committed to restoring in-game currency that players may have been forced to spend due to the issue, nor to offering any form of remediation for those who were unable to unlock the affected rewards that they may have bought the premium pass for. Any resolution tied to the pass itself is effectively out of reach once responsibility is deferred to distribution platforms or payment providers, as neither Sony nor many payment services will intervene in matters stemming from an in-game progression bug. This loop means that players have no clear path to resolution, despite having paid more than what was due because of a fault of the seller, or not having received the content in the first place. If useful, I can provide links to forum threads, screenshots, and timelines from affected players. I would ask that you press EA for comment and consider covering the issue so that this practice receives proper scrutiny. Thank you for your time and consideration. Best regards, [Your Name] --- Media outlets and contacts for news/tips/requests for coverage: IGN – [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) GamesRadar+ – [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) Kotaku – [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) Kotaku – [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) PC Gamer – [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) PC Gamer – [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) Game Informer – [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) submitted by /u/Brilliant-Relative59 to r/Battlefield6 [link] [comments]

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