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My current bag is is dr, 2h, Hogan Radial (old) irons 3-9, Hogan Radial e-wedge (50 degrees), and a putter. I feel very comfortable with the 2h, but I don't know if I should add a fairway wood to the bag or just keep what I got for the time being.

I'm very new so I have limited data, but this morning my driver was averaging 224yds, and my 2H averages about 135. I have not tracked an iron shot yet, but they're all dodgy at this point 🤣.

Tl/Dr: Does a noob NEED a 3 or 5 wood if they hit a driver 224, and their next longest club (2H) 135?

Edits: for clarity

I know it would just be easier to install posi-lock or delete the CAD entirely, but I'd prefer to keep my YJ stock.

I've checked, and I have vacuum at the actuator. The vacuum switches when 4WD is engaged as it should as well. I assume it's the actuator, though I haven't opened up the axle yet to see if anything is stuck yet. I'd like to check and make sure that I'm getting the appropriate amount of vacuum at the actuator, but I can't find what the PSI should be listed anywhere. Does anyone know either what the pressure is supposed to be or what is a general psi for the vacuum?

I'm finally on spring break and have a moment to complete my windshield frame project. I bought a new windshield frame and glass separate and ran into an issue in that when test fitting the windshield, the outer gasket does not fit the whole way around the windshield. I don't know if it is the frame or the glass's fault, but I'm considering just shaving the gasket down with a razor to get it to fit, as I'm under the impression that it isn't a super-functional piece anyways.

Has anyone else had a similar issue and/or a solution besides spending more money? 😂 I'm at the point I'd rather say good enough and get it done.

I've been so excited, I bought a pretty cheap Acer wmr headset "new" off ebay to try out VR ATS. I raced home after work to set it up, had to race to walmart to get a displayport to hdmi, then struggle with settings and downloads to get ATS to actually load.

1st Issue: Fluttering or jittery distant objects. I initially though the nauseousness I was feeling was due to this. I typically play with the settings "maxed" with my pc (AMD Raedon 5600G, RX6600). Was able to fix it, more-or-less, by dropping settings down to medium, in-game scaling to 100%, and setting the config scaling to 1.3.

2nd and main issue: I quickly figured out the gut-wrenching feeling was just being in VR. The mo

Male, 35, 5'11, 175lbs, Caucasian, North Carolina USA

I have been training for an upcoming marathon. A week and a half ago (on a Wednesday), I was running my interval workout on the road. I saw an oncoming car, and despite the fact I was running at a good pace, I ran into the borrow pit to avoid the car (Most cars pay attention and get over for me, but I think it's just good practice to assume they don't see me). The borrow pit slanted away from the road slightly, so the surface was uneven, and as I went to get back on the road after the car passed, I felt a "stretch" on the outside of my knee. It didn't hurt, but it did make me think "Oh, that would be great, blow my knee out getting o

I've been planning on taking the tests today to get my permit, took a practice test this morning that I failed primarily because I didn't remember the order of steps for coupling/uncoupling. Will the permit test actually ask questions like "What is the 4th and 5th step of coupling" or "What do you do after checking trailer height?" Taking in NC if it matters.

So I came across the Puma Fast-R 2 Nitro Elite on youtube and, it may not be the most nuanced take, but I think they look cool. I'm running a marathon in March, and while it is probably overkill for the speed I'll run my at, I would like to run it in a pair of the so called "super shoes."

The Fast-R 2 doesn't come out until February 22nd, only about a week before my race on March 2nd. That probably isn't long enough to actually get a few runs in them to know if I would truly wear them for the full 26.2. They are dropping 1,000 special edition pairs that is coming out early on December 8th, and barring that they aren't being sold for even more than msrp, what time do you think they'd be lis

Tl:Dr in today's climate, am I more likely to get a job doing "free" company CDL training, getting a CDL on my own, or does it even matter?

I'm planning on getting my CDL in 2024. I've been thinking about it since last January and long story short, made up my mind in July. I am currently a teacher and my district requires 30 school-days notice to resign so I decided to teach this year. I could teach my 30 days and quit, but I don't want to do that to my coworkers and students. I also just bought a house, so it would be nice to get my savings built back up a bit before entering a new career.

I do enjoy my job most days, however, it's not the most lucrative. I don't know how truthful

I was watching this video on the emulsion I purchased, base layer long lasting: https://youtu.be/e6E1OnSf9Ok

In it, the dude says for water based inks do 2 over 1 and for plastisol do 1 over 2 and doesn't really go any further. I've searched Google and reddit and haven't really come up with a satisfactory answer for what side is which. My assumption is 1 over 2 would mean one coat ink side and two coats shirt side, as on press the ink side would be over the shirt side. Also, on the Squeegee and Ink podcast I've heard a lot about creating a "gasket" between the shirt and screen with emulsion. Am I correct?

TL/DR: would 1 over 2 coats of emulsion mean 1 on the ink side and 2 on the shirt

I teach 6th grade social studies. I frequently find that outside sources, as well as occasionally our textbook, is written at too high of language for many of my students. Something I am considering doing more of this year is rewriting passages to lower their reading level and make them more accessible for select students. I've done similar things in the past, however when I plugged it in to one of the online lexile calculators, it really hadn't dropped it all that far (maybe due to SS specific jargon, Hammurabi is a tough word regardless ).

Does anyone have experience/tips for doing this that they wouldn't mind sharing?

tl;dr: Advice on applying across the country with no connections.

I'm in my thirties and I have been teaching for 6 years in the same town I grew up in (though not the same school as I went to). The only time I've really ever left is to move 2 hours away to attend college and get my teaching certificate. I also farmed right out of college, so I haven't really ever gotten to travel much as well. My fiance has always wanted to move to North Carolina (no real connection other than she's visited a few times) and we've discussed it as a "if I ever change careers" type of scenario. Longer story short, we've become very serious within the last week about actually trying to move there if I can