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My latest game I've researched currency but I can't place any specialists yet for some reason. I have a migrant waiting to go but I can't put them down anywhere but a rural tile. Anyone have any idea why I woudn't be able to place one?

I want to explore a military playstyle; I've been starting games with Genghis/Assyria, but every war I get my ass kicked, sometimes even by city states. The AI isn't even good at fighting, they just seem to damage my units more easily than I can damage theirs and they always have more units than me. What kind of build and at what time do you start to attack the other civs?

One of the things I don't quite get in this game are the wonders. None of them seem worth building at all. In Civ V there were several I always tried to get, Great Library, Petra, Notre Dame, Statue of Liberty.

I can't tell when to convert towns into cities or when to focus them. I'm also not sure what buildings to buy in the towns. When/why are you all converting into cities? When should I be choosing a focus for towns?

Any idea who I should call to take away an entire apartment's worth of furniture or have any idea how much it might cost? I have to get rid of three couches, three desks, two dressers, a bed and a mattress, two coffee tables, three bookshelves, a kitchen island, and a bunch of kitchen appliances and dishes and pots and pans.

Does anyone know where would be a good place to hire a tutor for this class? I figure anyone who is an undergrad CS student would be able to do it. My second week into this class and I don't have any idea how to solve the problem set. Like, I can't visualize any kind of solution to it no matter how hard I try. Am I just not smart enough for this? I don't even know what to try. Does anyone know a good place to hire a CS tutor?

Are there any good tutoring resources for CS in general? I've been learning SQL and decided to see if I could pass the Harvard CS50 class that's offered on edx. I think I just might not have the mind for this because it's absurdly challenging for me. Courses either assume you have some sort of CS background or are too basic like code academy. I would really like to be able to ask for help from an individual and not a forum no one answers posts in. Anyone know of tutoring resources?

What wattage/voltage resistor would I need to do this? I'm thinking of wiring two 8 ohm 500w speakers in parallel, and then wiring that in series with a 4 ohm resistor in series to get a total 8 ohm load for the whole thing. Would I be better off with series/parallel wiring two 8 ohm speakers and two 8 ohm resistors?

I'm trying to excise all waves plugs from my work, but I'm stuck with R Bass. Is there an alternative that uses psychoacoustics to enhance bass frequencies? It works so well I put it on most everything. I suppose anything that adds harmonics I could send a low passed output to and experiment with that, but a single plug would be better for work flow.

I like liquid IV but it and others like it have just way too much sodium. As a resident of the USA, I have no trouble getting sodium elsewhere in my diet.

I inherited a Squier JM with stock pickups, and I'm thinking SD hot or quarter pound, since I'm pretty sure they would give me something resembling a heavier sound. Also, I'm tempted to pull out the tone shaping stuff unless someone can convince me otherwise. I'd like to be able to get more traditional Fender-y sounds out of the neck. Thanks!