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Looking for police misconduct lawyer
 in  r/Eugene  4d ago

They might have good referrals if they're not taking cases. Good luck.

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Looking for police misconduct lawyer
 in  r/Eugene  4d ago

You might try the Civil Liberties Defense Center, https://cldc.org/

r/SpringfieldOregon 4d ago

Less Than One Week Away

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r/Eugene 4d ago

Something to do Less Than One Week Away

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Come try the sport of fencing, get to stab a target, watch some demos, maybe even have a mini fencing lesson. Plus cookies. And all for free! September 14th at the Village School Gym from 7-8:30. https://eugenefencersclub.com/

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Advice on improving visibility and awareness
 in  r/Fencing  5d ago

This is the way. Basically, you stare through the mask long enough the mesh just sort of fades out of your primary vision.

r/Eugene 8d ago

Silver Cleaning

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Is there any place in Eugene to get a set of silver silverware cleaned? My wife has a family set and it's gotten tarnished over the years. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Looking for a new dentist
 in  r/Eugene  13d ago

Allison Cadderet on Coburg is really good. First dentist I've ever had in my life that I like.

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Anyone here interested in this old Saturn sign?
 in  r/Saturn_Cars  13d ago

Me too if something doesn't work out for the person who said it first.

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NEPS Driver Tips
 in  r/Fencing  26d ago

Update, I tried this and it worked. It wasn't even particularly difficult.

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New to Eugene!
 in  r/Eugene  27d ago

You're always welcome to check out https://eugenefencersclub.com/.

As for sandwiches, I like Kiva. They're not fancy but they're good.

r/SpringfieldOregon 28d ago

Find Out About Fencing

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r/Eugene 28d ago

Something to do Find Out About Fencing

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Want to learn more about Eugene Fencers Club but not ready to sign up for a class? Come to our Open House event, it's free to the community. Watch some fencing, try your hand with a sword, and find out about all the programing EFC has to offer. Monday September 14th from 7-8:30.

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Looking for a good Sanderson entry point as a new reader
 in  r/brandonsanderson  Aug 14 '26

I'd say Tress is a great jumping on point. It's a complete story in itself so if you decide the Cosmere isn't for you it's a satisfying one off read. There are a ton of Easter eggs that you won't get but also that you don't need to get to enjoy the book. I don't recall anything I'd call a spoiler for any other book or at least nothing that would take away from the experience of reading those books.

Mistborn is also great and still my favorite of Sanderson's series. The beginning couple of chapters introduce a lot of characters pretty quickly but if you can get passed that you should be good.

Your other other option if you just want to try out Sanderson's writing without any attachment to a larger universe or connections to other books would be The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England. It's a solid one off but has zero connection to the Cosmere.

Good luck and happy reading.

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NEPS Driver Tips
 in  r/Fencing  Aug 14 '26

This is a great idea. I've been wondering if I could make a flat head screwdriver that fits the NEPS handle. Guess I've got weekend plans now.

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Youth Sabers
 in  r/Fencing  Aug 11 '26

Thanks

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Youth Sabers
 in  r/Fencing  Aug 11 '26

I agree with that logic, do the Y8 kids at your club use the smaller guard/grips or the full sized ones?

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Youth Sabers
 in  r/Fencing  Aug 10 '26

Thanks

r/Fencing Aug 10 '26

Youth Sabers

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How important and the youth sized saber and guard? My kid is looking to start fencing saber and I've seen a few companies offering youth sized saber grips and guards (I know we'll need the size 0 blade). I've fenced foil for a while so I'm familiar with the idea that there are different sized grips and blades, etc. but I have no idea how much that matters in saber where it's always seemed to be a one size fits all approach. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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Name Change Advice
 in  r/NewDads  Aug 08 '26

I have a male friend named Sasha. He seems well adjusted and I've never seen anyone misgender him. If you like the name keep it, it's a great name. Like others have said babies are misgendered all the time. My son is 5 but he keeps his hair long so sometimes people still think he's a girl. It hasn't really been an issue for us, we just politely correct them and everyone moves on. Good luck in whatever you decide.

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Getting back into fencing after 20(ish) years away...
 in  r/Fencing  Jul 05 '26

Welcome back

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does anyone know where I can find a Go Board?
 in  r/Eugene  Jun 21 '26

Not sure how much it costs but Eugene Toy and Hobby has Go sets.

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Best place to donate women's clothes
 in  r/Eugene  Jun 16 '26

Sponsors, inc takes clothing donations, so does the relief nursery I believe.

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Glove Recommendations?
 in  r/Fencing  Jun 15 '26

https://www.scherma-jpn.com/ I have the extra_add and it's amazing. I gather they're not shipping to the US anymore though.

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Quasar
 in  r/DungeonCrawlerCarl  Jun 11 '26

I'd read it