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I've been modifying my first EDH deck for a long time now, the Myr Arcum deck I want it to be 75% competitive?

Basic idea is I can get around 20 flying 2/2 indestructible myrs out turn ~7 using Arcum, Myr Incubator, and Eldrazi monument. After that I can protect my artifacts with darksteel forge, or use coat of arms to make them 20/20s, or what have you.

I'm sorta trying to avoid direct damage infinite wambo combos. I'd love to speed up or better the myr synergies to make it more competitive.

Assume budget isn't much of an issue, as I'd be continuing to pick up cards slowly over time.

Would love feedback and input on card suggestions, thank

I am really sorry if this appears disrespectful. I deeply want to respect others beliefs, and this is not meant to be a critique of religions, just something that baffles me a bit.

I can see how it can make a lot of sense in some lights, like maybe you view it as your god offering divine insights before the big reveal or something... but overall the notion just seems kind of confusing to me, and I haven't heard it talked about enough to have a good grasp of it.

It's my first year, I was stoked to discover you guys did this sort of thing. So I've been awaiting the 25th, and I get matched, yay! And I discover they have literally nothing on their profile but an address... boo!

So... I tried stalking the name on google, got a twitter account, but nothing that interesting. Is there some sort of etiquette for this thing? Any one have any suggestions for how to handle this situation?

I have taken the first two years of physics and chemsitry, and first three of math. So, that gives me O-Chem, basic thermodynamics, calculus, linear algebra, diff-eq, and many other math courses (though no stats, stupidly).

I also have some computer science background with current independent projects, and one class kind of backing up my independent study in C++. Is that an okay background for the field, would a school potentially find me desirable? I've been reading up on my own on vision, and I love the stuff, and I want to join a program, I'm just worried my lack of psych would influence. I would love any opinions from you guys!

EDIT: Major hurdles:

• Lack of lab experience

• Lack of

It's been asked many times before, but the answer is always short science experiments. They're fun, they get a kid into science, but my student is already into science. I want ideas for a good subject I could go into depth with that'd teach him something meaningful. I really like the kid, and would like to help contribute some deep understanding!

My ideas thus far are

• Engineering type of project. It'd be fun to work, it'd be physical and real, which seems to most involve kids. And god does this kid love guns, so maybe some sort of cannon? It'd teach him about basic newtonian physics and pressure.

• Programming. It's not quite science, but I've recently fell in love with it. I'd start wi