BeBeBoomBox
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I started a bachelors degree in 2014 under a program that had you working 4/5th and in school 1/5th.
Turns out that combining the two was quite heavy. I passed my first year but had quite some trouble focusing in my second year.
Then I suddenly had to have an operation that had me unable to sit for over 4 months and neither work or school was possible so I failed my second year (I did pass the 3 exams I did manage to do before the operation).
Then, when all that was over, I wanted to resume but in full time regular education.
I was told that anything I did under the other program was void and if I wanted to do it in regular education, I'd have to start all over, meaning redoing the firs
He couldn't stand the Sun trying to take away the spotlight of of him today.
In a little less then 2 months, I'm resuming my bachelors degree.
To aid me in that process, I've asked the doctor to help me find some meds to aid with concentration and my various anxieties.
Since I started about 2 weeks ago, I've experienced 4 times where I completely and utterly forgot to do something, be somewhere or that a meeting was changed to another date.
I also drove somewhere for 30KM by bicycle, rode back home by bus forgetting I went there by bicycle and didn't remember I did go there by bicycle until a week later, when I wanted to go to the store and noticed my bicycle wasn't where I normally put it (I went in and out of my apartment almost every day in between ..
I've als
They are attracted to and feed on joy and happiness, which seems to be something I rarely experience outside some specific events that trigger them momentarily.
But overall, generally, neither are much part of my feelings or thougths.
"If it can, the Dementor will feed on you long enough to reduce you to something like itself... soulless and evil. You will be left with nothing but the worst experiences of your life."
The peculiarity with that description is that it seems quite similar to what some people would describe someone with NPD/BPD as.
The real world dementors are attracted to autistics while it seems the movie types would feel like there's little to feed on us from.
(This is ha
French singer Barbara Weldens dies on stage in concert - Possibly Electrocuted.
bbc.com/news/world-europe-40667429?ocid=socia...
I've been shackled to PC's since the age of 8 (end of this month, that'll 31 years of diehard computer use). An issue has always been that when shackled to a computer, I don't tend to get tired until I get REALLY tired, at which point I'd go to bed.
Issue there is that it offsets my biorhythm to be more akin to Martian day lengths, leaving me with a pattern of successive sleepless nights followed by days I slept almost 24 hours to catch up.
Now, ever since I found out about the application, I've been using f.lux on and off and recently have been testing Night Light as a replacement (since it's integrated in Windows 10) and seem to have had incredible results. My biorhythm is much more norm
I have a set of 4 identical drives that the 9211-8i refuses to detect in IT and BIOS mode.
The drives are detected correctly when connected to a HP SAS Expander (albeit at SATA1 speed) connected to the 9211-8i and are also detected correctly on the mainboard SATA ports At SATA 6G.
I'm suspecting a link speed negotiation issue.
The SAS Expander is on the old bios that only supported SATA1 speeds, so it forces all drives to run SATA1.
I switched around cables to see if I had bad cables, but other drives work perfectly from the same cables that these drives are not detected on.
Anyone have an idea if I could force the 9211-8i to default to SATA1 for now? Or any other suggestions in how to
Also, anyone know any clips that are not part of Last Week Tonight itself, that show this happening?
Going trough google and bing video search I only seem to find clips from Last Week Tonight itself.
