Like hole size, placement, etc?

This is what I have in mind. Let me know what you think!

Edit: it's a 215mm (8.5") pot that I will be planting letteuce in

Here's the recipe I loosely followed: https://www.noracooks.com/vegan-bulgogi/#wprm-recipe-container-16541

My local shop was out of extra firm tofu so I made do with firm.

Cycle To Call For 150km

Later this spring, Metrolinx officials plan to add five cars to cope with the increased demand along the line that goes through Guelph.

Those new train cars, which are to feature bike storage on the main level and passenger seating above, are expected to be added to the local line in mid- to late-May. Once that’s done, there will be a total of nine bike cars on the route.

This is being done in response to a “big uptick” in the number of people taking their bikes and e-bikes with them to Toronto along the Guelph line during the past year, explained Metrolinx spokesperson Andrea Ernesaks. .....

I experienced knee pain only while on my trainer and after trying many other steps which usually would solve bike pain problems for me, I came across an unusual solution. My Wahoo Kickr feet have adjustable height and although they were fairly similar, the right Kickr foot was higher than the left one, which resulted in left knee pain. After adjusting the left one to match in height, the feeling of resistance in my knee and the pain that followed went away.

This is what I tried before which is probably more likely to solve your problem:

• Bike fit (very important!)
• Physio (also very important; weak hips and other mobility have caused me problems on-bike)
• Ensuring distances between the front and rear axle and the floor were equal.
• adding/removing pedal spacers (cleat position done by fitter)
• decreasing load / slowing down / taking rest
• eating more hummus (I like it, leave me alone.)

I have two of these passive speakers that I would like to connect to my TV. It really doesn't need to get super loud since I will be using it to watch tv/movies at a normal volume. My tv does have yellow/white rca audio out ports (not just audio in) as well as sigital out.

Can someone please recommend an amp and wires to attach these two with a priority on reliability and energy efficiency? I'm a noob at anything audio.

Update: I found a used amp for cheap and they both sound great!

I've been trying a rolled up towel but it gets soaked and falls into the tub if I lean forward.