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Does your company provide tuition reimbursement? My current employer offer 100% reimbursement. I’m not sure if that’s irregular? My former employers only offered the $10,500 that they could get a tax write-off on.

Played the every living crap out of EDF2017. Played a ton of Insect Armageddon as well, despite its flaws.

Took a break. Picked up EDF5 on sale from the PS store. It feels like you get the good utility weapons on the ranger, but the wing diver and fencer move around so much better; except their weapons are really niche or have huge wind ups/reloads or sap a ton of energy.

I’m still doing my first play through on hard; so maybe things change later on? Early on, both classes feel like I’m more of a hindrance than help. Not even considering the air raider, who literally cannot sprint, nor has a simple assault rifle.

Please tell me it gets better.

Edit: thanks for the great feedback!

Some exotic armors have as many as 3 ornaments. Even seldom used exotics have 1 or 2.

Peacekeepers are a year 1 exotic that yet to receive an ornament despite being one of the best armor pieces in the game.

We’re closing in on the end of season 2 (3 more episodes if I recall) and while the episodes are good, the events of the episodes are often left ambiguous, or there’s no follow up.

Where is the Leland and Kristen plots going? They both feel stagnant, or lacking motivation. They keep showing visions of Kristen and David together, but in reality, their chemistry has withered. Ben, the most level headed character on the show seems really aloof when more impactful super natural things are happening.

I like Evil. I look forward to it every Sunday. But, where is the overall story going? Did the demon Kristen released have any actual impact? There’s been no movement outside of fangs on Alexa. I

Looking for a fat bike. Budget is $1000 or under in the US. Any recommendations?

I'd buy used, but the only thing I have in my local market is Mongoose Dolemite's that people are asking as much or more than retail. And, from what I gather, it's not a great bike.

Hello r/bicycling

I'm looking to purchase a bike, honestly the first bike I'll have owned since being a kid riding around cheap mongoose BMX and mountain bikes.

I want to use it as a fun way to get exercise as I'm parked behind a desk at home for work. I seem to be gravitating towards a gravel bike, as I will likely see pavement mostly, but want the option to run through a field if I want to.

The area I'm currently living in does not really offer much in the way of mountain bike trails. The closest public one I could find is about 45 minutes away, so while mountain biking looks appealing to me, I doubt I would get out there 3-4 times a week, whereas a bike that can get on road can see us

I was listening to a podcast, Thinking Basketball, where they were speaking of how difficult it is to track player development. Stating that if you asked a great player why they were great, they often don't know. With a few exceptions, like Steve Nash apparently had a road map he made - because he had enough humility to recognize his weaknesses.

And, they went on to talk about how guys like Harden, CP3 and Nash were never the biggest, the fastest, great leapers, etc. Basically, they have no physical advantages, even when they may have been in high school or college. And, that pushed them into this mindset of adaptability and a growth mindset. For example, John Wall, even in the NBA, could j

I want to try mountain biking. Can anyone point me towards some good brands or buyers guides for getting a second hand bike? Or YT channels to learn the basics from?

Best regards

Beginning to work on part 2 of the content for CPIM part 2. The two books comprise 998 pages of dense content.

Anyone who passed Part 2 have any study structure tips/methods they'd like to share with me?

I've looked up a multiple ways people recommend tackling studying, but I've found the way the CPIM books have been written doesn't correlate to something similar to a college textbook. A paragraph might just be one or two run-on sentences, or points are broken up irregularly.

I'm not complaining about it, anyone taking or that has taken it since converting to two tests is in the same boat. I'm just curious if anyone can recommend an effective method to tackle such a massive volume.

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