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This isn't meant to be judgmental and is purely for curiosity's sake.

Throughout the time I've been posting here, I've seen countless people remark about how they just wish they could have experienced high school love. This has always stricken me as really odd, because I think that the best parts of relationships usually come much later. In fact, thinking back to when I was in high school, it seemed like the relationships were full of drama, cheating, and superficial - people jumping from "serious" relationships to another in a week.

Okay, you didn't get exposed to the typical teenager romantic experience... but it's not like this diminishes the impact of any possible future relationship.

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I must be making a mistake somewhere because I'm getting contradictory results as far as I can tell.

If I let m = n and then integrate, I get the expected result that the integral is equal to L.

However, as far as I can tell, if I integrate without specifying m or n, I get to the last line, where all the sine terms evaluate to zero and I get the added bonus that the first coefficient blows up to infinity if I let m = n.

Can anyone see where I'm going wrong here?

I am an engineering student taking a process economics course and we're covering depreciation.

After covering straight-line (SL) and double declining (DD) depreciation, my professor said that we can compare the two methods to see which one is "better" and went through some algebra to show that SL is better than DD. I guess "better" in this context means which one is more profitable after taking interest into account.

I'm not sure how he came to that conclusion. I have an example where a plant has a 7 year lifespan at a fixed capital investment of $150 and a salvage of $10. Depreciation is $20/y assuming SL and I made a table of values for DD using the different book values. The last year'

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I used to have moderate acne on my face throughout my life. I've been clear for about half a year now after adding calamine lotion with zinc to my routine. So, the acne left me with some box scars here and there and I have PIH. While the scarring isn't extensive, the redness makes them look much worse, which is really frustrating. This made me look into otc chemical peels and I ended up trying a 30% glycolic acid peel because I read it was useful for PIH and because it helped collagen.

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After ensuring nothing cra

A while ago I found an interesting thread that had to do with body measurements and whether conventional or sumo deadlift suited you better. For reference, post #8 in

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=108595111&p=181075901&viewfull=1#post181075901

For my measurements, sumo was recommended and I started looking up form and how different the movement was from conventional. I tried sumo for the first time today and I'm sure my form wasn't 100% yet, but it did feel better on my back.

Unfortunately, from what I've read, sumo places more emphasis on legs and leaves much to be desired in the back in contrast to conventional and I feel like this is going in the wrong direc