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It's actually quite a good advantage for everyone's well being. "I'll give you a 250k salary, a brand new BWM, and pay for a down payment on a 2m dollar home for you and your wife and your dog if you will sign these contracts." I don't want it. "Why not?" It's not a good offer. I am not impressed. It's not worth what you are asking me to do. I don't like any of this. It's actually entertaining from a scientific point of view studying human behavior and evolution. I do not want your stuff. I don't even want to be in America with the way people treat me. I want to go out alone in the Atlantic Ocean, and use my technology, and... Think about all of the people suffering and how wonderful they are and their quirks, and their sacred heads, and their smart, creative ideas. See, that's my problem. People do impress me. It really depends. Holding your riches over my head and wanting me to be your underling. no, I could run circles around you but instead I am dealing with very sensitive situations in a position I don't want to be in in an environment I don't want to be in with people treating me poorly and trying to manipulate me constantly and proud of themselves for how much damage they have caused, and I am not allowed to retaliate by my own sense and health, and it's an opportunity to grow.

New level unlocked! Student D continues to shine: top in class, 4th in level. Marks loss: 1 due to brainfart, 2 careless, 1 inaccurate phrasing of explanation (question on Matrices), 1 from not simplifying a fraction. Every student have commonly made errors and errors they make, that's unique to the student. Let's continue to work together, to reduce marks loss due to careless mistakes and ensure you score an A1 for the O-level exams! Topics tested: - indices - direct and inverse proportion - probability - matrices - set language and notation

We will be making notifications of acceptance for our 2025 Programs in mid December and encourage those who are interested, to apply sooner than later. Our 2024 3-Week Program received a record number of applications and sold out extremely early. As things presently stand, our 2025 3-Week Program will be sold out as well, and after initial notifications of acceptance in December, we will shift to a waitlist. Our Advanced Trial Skills Training is open to all graduates of a 3-Week Program held at Thunderhead Ranch, from 1994 through 2024. This year's program welcomed back students from 1994 through our summer 3-Week Program and we look forward to welcoming back even more, next year. Our programs will absolutely change your life, and consequently, your practice. There is only one program for trial attorneys looking to better themselves within every facet of their life. There is only one Thunderhead Ranch. #selfimprovement #selfdiscovery #transformational #growth #lifelonglearning #gerryspence #3weekcollege #trialattorney #triallawyer #thunderheadranch #legaleducation #trialskills #trialskillsprogram #criminaldefenseattorney #plaintiffattorney #personalinjurylawyer #personalinjuryattorney #publicdefender

It's that time of year again when high school students are making their class choices for the upcoming year. One question that often comes up is how many AP courses to take. A good rule of thumb is that if you’re unsure about your ability to handle an AP course, you should ask your current teacher in the subject you’re considering if they think you can handle it. https://lnkd.in/eHWy3yRU

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CST341 Post #1 After interviewing a person working at the UNCG library, my view of the given job type and requirements to work such a job are largely unchanged, however learning new things is always a positive thing. The job in question is the student assistant/deck work position, which I have an interest in getting while on campus in the next couple years as a student because of how easy it would be to get there and the nature of the work you would do in a library. One question I asked him is how he feels about the need for his job or industry in the future, and the response was interesting and showed that he values the work he does. He said that physical books are and always will be part of a society, and that the need to maintain knowledge is important. Personally, I agree with this opinion. As someone who probably uses their phone too much, there is a time and place for it. If I go to a restaurant and instead of menus they have a QR code to scan, it's an immediate bad sign and will leave you wishing that you had a physical copy. Another question I asked was what skills someone would need to possess to be successful at his job, and he said that the most important thing is being open to everyone and having a relaxed demeanor. When in a library, the atmosphere is typically a less professional setting, while still maintaining a formal touch. He said that if you can match the aura of the setting it will make things much easier for everyone involved, and leave people with a good view of you.

Day-25: 🔹 Solved Leetcode-3305: Count of Substrings Containing Every Vowel and K Consonants I -Realized that the problem was simpler than I initially thought! 😅 -Approach: Maintain individual counts of each vowel and the number of consonants (K). The key condition was to check if k == 0 and each vowel's count was greater than 0. Time Complexity: O(N²) 📚 College Midsems are happening this week, so most of my time will be dedicated to exam prep. #MidtermWeek #StudyMode 😵💫

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Are you an educator spending hours of hours a week grading? A student waiting to see what questions you got wrong on your last exam so you can study for your final? An administrator receiving frustrated emails by the dozen? Well, we have the solution for you.

Applying to grad school in Fall 2024? Here are a few things to keep in mind as the application cycle draws nigh: 📌 Applications for many schools are usually due by Dec 1 📌 Early applications allow for early review (except you’re waitlisted) 📌There is flexibility around application fees. Check in with the program coordinator if they have waivers. 📌 Applications vary from school to school and program to program. Be sure to tailor your applications to meet the requirements of each program you’re applying to. 📌 Do NOT plagiarise personal statements or SOP. Tell your story in your own words and have someone you trust review it. Rooting for you! Kindly share! #gradschool #apptips