GingerbreadRyan

Just a question to ask for advice:

I need earplugs to reduce background sound at work (music, colleagues and clients in close proximity).

I am planning on going to a concert soon too.

So I was looking at the Switch which could do both.

QUESTIONS:
Is there an actually difference between the three modes in the switch?

Is there any difference between the Quiet and any random muffling earplugs?

Thanks!

Hi folks,

I am part of a group we started from Reddit last year. Our renewal has come and one of our group is leaving.
We are looking for a new member to join to make it cheaper for everyone involved.

If you are interested in taking up the slot let me know! 🤙

I have been interested in the idea of going privately and setting up an MSK practice inside à private gym:

-positive for me: access to high level equipment

-positive for patients: access to equipment so better rehab, easier to attend

-positive for gym: I would basically be bringing future customers who would most likely be interested in taking up memberships

I have seen this idea been implemented once and it seems like a good idea. I was wondering if anyone has experience of doing this?

Hi,

These codes are available to get £50 when you join Chase bank.

1. Copy on of these codes:

4NHMMG

9ZB93R

9R39QL

KZHGJA

TTMEY8

2. If you haven’t done so yet, download the Chase UK app and open an account

3. Activate the code in the Chase app in the rewards section

4. Pay in a total of £1,000 or more to your Chase account within your first 30 days

Played for the first time in a while yesterday and noted the wait time.

I had a two week indoor cycling hiatus and coming back this week, I now run out of gears on anything steeper than -5% using the Zwift cog.

I can’t remember exactly but I feel like I hard gears to burn until -10% using the 24th gear.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Hi, I started properly getting into chess this month and am sitting at 600 Elo.

I’ve been progressing really quickly and looking to continue this enjoyable progress with a book to learn more openings, develop tactics, improve endgames.

I was looking at Modern Chess Openings (Nick de Firmian), How to win at chess (Levy Rozman) and Logical chess (Irving Chernev).

What would you advise ? Of these three what are your thoughts on how they would help?

Thanks a million everyone :)