
rottle
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Hi all. I've been working on cooking more and trying to eat out less. My current routine is to attempt a recipe on youtube that I found about once a week. I also occasionally make a Blue Apron meal with my SO. This is a far cry from cooking most meals and establishing a routine. To those of you that cook most of your meals yourself, what are your habits?
By this I mean, do you plan out your meals far in advance? How do you stock your pantry? What do you make in bulk? What are your go-to dinner/lunch meals? Do you shop at your neighborhood grocery, or buy in bulk? What do you buy annually? monthly? weekly? daily? Do you usually make the same few dishes, or do you experiment with a variety? H
Our cat Bergers disappeared on the early morning of Wednesday, June 8th while being watched by family and is still not found (probably ran out of the front door). He's 4 years old, gray with orange hints and has white fur around his neck and on his hips. White paws and belly.
Some photos are below; any info is greatly appreciated.
Bunnie's "The Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen" (xpost r/electronics)
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I have been working on a fairly small PCB (4x5cm) that includes a GPS receiver module (ublox max-7q), a BLE antenna, and a few buses. I have been trying to figure out the best way to separate components to reduce noise and below is my take on it. A previous variation used a chip antenna for GPS and a chip antenna for BLE and nothing worked -- I believe I messed up the matching circuit for the GPS antenna and I'm not sure I needed the LNA that I used. I updated that design with a much bigger patch antenna for GPS (on the back of the board) and updated the BLE balun.
An image of my PCB is here: http://imgur.com/6ELY3kr
Some notes:
- The lower third of the board is voltage
Hello everyone,
I have been working on a fairly small PCB (4x5cm) that includes a GPS receiver module (ublox max-7q), a BLE antenna, and a few buses. I have been trying to figure out the best way to separate components to reduce noise and below is my take on it. A previous variation used a chip antenna for GPS and a chip antenna for BLE and nothing worked -- I believe I messed up the matching circuit for the GPS antenna and I'm not sure I needed the LNA that I used. I updated that design with a much bigger patch antenna for GPS (on the back of the board) and updated the BLE balun.
An image of my PCB is here: http://imgur.com/6ELY3kr
Some notes:
- The lower third of the board is voltage
A few friends and I were planning a trip to the Red this coming Thursday through the following Monday, but the weather report looks atrocious. Is anyone at the Red now that can comment on how bad it really is and if it's worth the very long drive?
Thanks!
A good friend has been applying to Stern over the last year, and has an been summoned for an upcoming admissions interview. Has anyone here went through this during the process?
If so, was it what you expected it to be? Any advice that you can share? How did you prepare, and would you have done anything differently?
Thanks in advance!
