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I'm looking at a few C6s right now, and am not sure which to get. In general, they're either around 25k miles for $26-27k, or 80k+ miles for under $20k. A low mileage one sounds great because it would almost be like getting a new car, but I could also save some money to take a higher mileage one.

Obviously color, trim, etc. factor into my decisions, but in general, would you take a lower mileage C6 for more money or the higher mileage C6 for less money?

Last time I went home I gave my dog tags to my mom, but I would still like a pair to keep on me. I asked the uniform issue at my command but they don't do it, is there a way to get a new pair made?

I realize the title is highly subjective. I'm in the military at a base and currently living in barracks for about a year. I have my CAAD10 with my parents so I can ride with my dad when I visit but most of the storage here is outside parking for bikes, and while I might be able to find a place to store it inside somewhere, I still really don't trust bringing it here and having something happen.

But I really miss riding, and I want a bike. I haven't really looked around the area yet to see what LBS are available, I'm just looking for ideas. I don't want to spend too much because it will only be a weekend bike, if that when my schedule is really busy, and once again I feel there is a high ch

She is currently stationed at Ft Riley, KS. I'd prefer not to give anymore information other than that right now. She feels very alone every day and claims everyone in her unit hates her. I do not think she is actually suicidal at this point in time, but I am worried it could be come a reality. Right now my goal is talking her into getting help, it would be more effective I feel if she did it herself rather than me forcing her.

Her biggest worries are getting in trouble and everyone thinking she is crazy. I told her neither of those are true, but even if I'm wrong, I'm not going to let her hurt herself. If it gets to the point where I think she is actually going to something, who can I cont

I DEP'd in July 2016, with an original leave date of February 21. February came around and they said they were still waiting on my security clearance, so I was being pushed to April 5th. This morning during my check in with my recruiter I was told my new date is likely in June, since they are still waiting on my clearance.

Is this normal? I am going in for nuclear, the only waiver I needed was for age, everything else is good, and from my research online the biggest thing they look into for this clearance is credit score/history, and my credit score is great and no real debt outside of some student loans.

It's starting to mess up my current life as I keep giving new dates when I'm leaving

Hit level 9 right before reaching Legendary with the following deck:

Bowler (3/4) - Honestly he might be OP. Completely shuts down any ground push. Barbarians, hog rider, lumberjack, sprites behind units, whatever. Bowler stops it all. Weak to air which means he needs support once your defense turns into a push.

Graveyard (1) - Swarm card. One of the absolute best cards in the game IMO. If you already have a push going this will usually take the tower. Defensively you can shut down pushes of lots of small units or swarm the bigger units. And you can play it with no support to force your opponent to react with their cards out of order and mess up their next push.

Giant Skeleton (3) - I thi

I am currently prepping for my technical interviews for NUPOC, and have found plenty of study guides. Going through one marked Jan 15 right now for example. However, the PDF has no answers, so when I finish a problem I then have to google it and hope google has the same/similar problem.

Are there any study guides complete with answers so I can quickly check if I got it right or not? Also are there any other guides I should look into? I heard there is a youtube series so i will be looking for that later.

I finally got a race wheel and started playing AC again. When I started RSR was not working so I went online, downloaded the latest version, but it still isn't working. The app loads in game on both the homepage and in race, but I cannot log in with steam for whatever reason. On the website I can log in just fine, but in game clicking on the "log in with steam" button does nothing.

Any help?

Just curious which people think is more important, and how you structure your training. It is certainly easier to train to your strengths, and perhaps if you are strong enough at one thing your other sports matter less. Like if you are a really good cyclist, maybe you can create a big enough lead that running matters less. Or a fast runner that can catch those who beat them on the bike.

On the other hand, training to your weaknesses will likely give you the biggest benefit to your time. If your bike is good but your run is shit, being a better runner would likely benefit you more than than being great on the bike but still shit on the run.

Just trying to create some discussion, so what do

I have a decent collection of skylanders, and while I had caught the bug a while ago, I definitely went overboard. I'll probably keep a few of my favorites, but I'm gonna BStimate I have like 60 or so to offload, plus traps/items/levels. I would also prefer that people who actually want that character get it rather than just selling them all to gamestop(plus I'm pretty sure they'll screw me over). So I guess I have two questions:

1. Is there a catalog somewhere of the average value of all skylanders? I have some rare ones like Nitro Magna Charge that are worth more than others, I just want to make sure I'm not either getting ripped off or ripping anyone off.

2. Is Ebay the likely best way

So one of the biggest differences between pro/elite and amateur triathletes during training is IMO the volume of their swimming. Amateur triathletes seem to stick to the 10% range, where if you're doing 10 hours a week then 1 hour of that is spent swimming. 20 hours they swim 2 hours a week. Etc. This is just my observation from various strava profiles or training logs posted on instagram of people I follow.

Professionals seem to train their swim a lot more, especislly at the olympic/70.3 distance. Now obviously they do everything a lot more, but the difference between pro and amateur bike/run volume is a lot less than the swim volume.

I'm mostly curious why this is, and how much you guys