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I’ve found some with mileage around 80k, but good service records.

What’s the maintenance like on in the N54 once the mileage gets up there? I bought my N55 at 76k and sold it at 130k. I took care of the engine and it still seemed quick when I sold it. It was on the verge of needing a new valvetronic servo motor, tho. I kept it stock. Spent about $13k in maintenance in the 4.5 years I owned it.

I don’t really redline my cars, and I’d probably do some light mods. What will maintenance be like on an N54 that isn’t raced compared to the N55?

I’m also looking at a 335i Msport just in case the N54 is not a good idea.

Thoughts?

I see on various platforms single amputees selling one side (L/R) of a pair of shoes.

Why don’t they need both the left and the right? And which foot are they wearing the shoe on? And what are they wearing on the other foot?

She had polio as a child which resulted in a shorter and thinner right leg which caused her pain thru her life. She eventually had it amputated in the last years of her life due to gangrene.

This is a nice, short article on how she perceived her disability and how it influenced her art. Includes a picture of her prosthesis.

https://publichistory.humanities.uva.nl/blog/my-disability-does-not-define-me-the-prosthetic-leg-of-frida-kahlo/

I changed the tasks and the wording so I hope I'm not violating any copyright.

I got this practice question wrong; I need help clarifying the difference between the two precedence relationships mentioned in the title.

Q: This is an apartment complex construction project. A task in your project involves installing floors in each building. The completion of the interior painting task is dependent on the floor installations in each corresponding building. What type of precedence relationship best describes the dependency?

A: FF

How is that the better answer than FS? Doesn't the flooring need to finish before the painting can start? The flooring finishing before the painting finishing se

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I tried to create a brand for short guys as I’m one at 5’6”, 120lbs. They were made in Los Angeles out of fabrics that I picked out. They are button-up, short sleeve shirts.

Check out the website https://jrvarsityclothing.wixsite.com/store for more info.

There are only two sizes available: slim XS and XXS. There are measurements on the site. The name I chose was Jr. Varsity as my name is Jr. However, I realized after, that this probably wasn’t the best name for a short guys brand. I can take the label off if you’d like. These are only available in the US.

I didn’t have enough funds to continue advertising so I have about 200 shirts left in various co

I get the above message when trying to open My Notebook.

I can see the old notes, but when I try to open them I receive the message that, "This page may have been moved, deleted, or ..."

I recently got an iPhone and signed into OneNote there, but it is not showing any of the notes that are on my Galaxy. So, I'm thinking that the files for the Galaxy's OneNote are in the Android system somewhere.

Before I root the Galaxy to look for the OneNote file(s), has anyone had this issue and solved it?

This is in Oregon.

• Car's front end was damaged by a driver that crossed the double yellow lines on 1/31/23
• His insurance paid ($12k) to have it repaired
• Took my car to a non-certified BMW collision center because I just moved to a rural town and the nearest BMW-certified place was 1.5 hours away
• Didn't get my car back until 4/23 because the collision center said they were waiting on parts, I kept getting that answer every time I called to follow up
• Rec'd the car with serious gapping in between hood and bottom bumper assembly (still exists) and fender panels did not align correctly
• Car was also dying randomly, no electrical power at all
  • Turns out they didn't connect the bat

My accident was 13 years ago. Sometimes my memory is fine, other times not so much. I've learned how to compensate by writing plenty of notes, using the phone's calendar, and task reminders. 

I get B's on tests, such as my mortgage license and the LSAT (146/180), but if I don't continue to use it I won't retain some knowledge. 

I will be studying for my PMP (Project Managent Certificate) this month and know I'll do fine. I'm getting it to increase my chances of getting an assistant project manager position as I was a project coordinator at the time of my accident. (You need 3 years of experience in projects to be eligible to get your PMP. 

However, my concern is my short-term memory once

I moved to Southern Oregon from Orange County recently and there are so many classics here. I've been thinking that it could be a good business to truck the cars down to Southern California to sell.

I've done some cursory research and the prices in Oregon seem cheaper than OC/LA. Is this a good idea? Would they sit for a while before I find a buyer?