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All of my admission results came back (went 5 for 5) over the last few weeks and now I have to make a decision of where to actually go

I'm M/30 Engineer at F100 healthcare company and I already have an MS in Engineering. My goals are to stay with the company and keep moving up through management and eventually have a shot at CTO or COO. My top 3 are all part time programs within driving distance but with a very wide gap in CoA (the other two were backups).

Chicago Booth PT @ 155K

Northwestern Kellogg PT @ 153K

Purdue Krannert PT @ 55K + they're giving me a decent scholarship.

My work is going to help cover some of the cost but I think it will be capped at about 50K

I'm content

I finalized my order for my MachE last week and the dealer tried to tack on a second "delivery fee" to the one ford already had in the MSRP. They justified it by saying they peel off the plastic and prep the car when it gets to the dealership. I had them strike it out because double dipping on delivery didn't sound right.

That being said, how much work actually goes into prepping the vehicle after it gets to the dealer? They're obligated to do all of the technical service bulletins and anything I find on inspection just becomes a warranty issue but what else do they usually do that could possibly be worth a 1,500 USD upcharge?

Hello all. I'll be moving from Chicago to Lansing area in early February for work. I would love some advice on what the best neighborhoods are to live/rent in, what are the local hangouts, local gyms and restaurants, etc? Anything in particular I should be aware of about the area?

Looking forward to make the move. Thanks all

Edit: To answer some follow up questions: I will be working on the border of Lansing and Holt, I will be bringing my car and moving there on my own.

Hey everyone. I am trying to complete a trifecta in the next 8 months. I have completed the Super this past Saturday, I'll be doing the Beast in August and a sprint sometime in March. The three events fall within one year but not within one calendar year so I have a question. How often do they change the medals and the trifecta pieces?

Since I will be doing two races in 2017 and one in 2018, I don't want the series of medals to look awkward. Would I be better off doing the Beast and Sprint in the same weekend?

Thanks

So I'm getting to that point in my life, where I'm gearing up to propose. I'm not really a jewelry expert but I've started looking at various engagement ring stores and sites and see that:

a) the prices vary wildly from place to place b) the price doesn't necessarily mean high purity metal or larger rock.
c)individual stones and settings can be bought separately

I am seeking some advice on what the best place would be to look for a an engagement ring that would get me the best bang for the buck. I'm prepared to spend a good amount, I just want to make sure I get something great in return.

Thanks.

I have a bit of a developing problem that is starting to really bother me.

I've been working out regularly for the last 10 years. Usually 5 days a week of both cardio and lifting, about an hour and a half per session. Some weeks more, some weeks less. I usually have pretty solid recovery time from workouts and any soreness I experience goes away with a good night's rest.

Over the last few months or so I've noticed my recovery time start to increase significantly. If my normal workout used to take 8 hours to recover from before, it would take a full 24 hours to recover from now. Because of that I started going back to the gym without having recovered from the previous day. About a month a