angry_german

Are humans having an effect on the climate - Yes

Are there about 1000+ other natural factors that cause climate change that no one talks about - Yes

I moved to AR around the Hot Springs area about 8 months ago from Southern LA. Love it so far. I also just bought some land on Toledo Bend. I’ll be building over there soon. So when I want to go visit back home I’ll have a camp by the water to stay at. Best of both worlds is the hope/plan.

I have property in Arkansas and Louisiana and both are rural. I have an AT&T and Verizon hotspot. I just pack them with me and usually as long as I have Cell service I can work remotely. You can even bring it with you when you’re looking at the property. Connect to it and run a few speed tests just to see what you get.

I was looking at property one time and I had Cell service but the data speeds were really bad, so it’s good to test.

If it’s DSL and they have a modem/router combo then Best Buy may not have that. You can buy your own DSL modem online but there usually is some configuration involved for them to work. So you’ll probably have to call them. I have CenturyLink DSL and I use my own modem but I did have to call and get the settings. They wouldn’t help me configure it because it isn’t their modem but luckily I have a good bit of DSL experience and all I needed was the settings.

Hurricanes, traffic, crime and possible looming sanctions. What’s not to love ??

I have a family member dealing with something similar. Based on their experience I'll say that if you're having night sweats and you've developed a lump, then I'd go see a doctor as soon as possible.

Similar to you they felt fine, but started developing frequent night sweats and then it started with a lump on their head. May be nothing, but if it is than getting to it early seems to be key.

I spent a few weeks in a burn center a few years ago (Skin Grafts, Multiple Surgeries, etc..) I can only speak on what helped me but I can point to two things that helped.

1. Normalcy: Once I was relatively healed I just wanted things to get back to normal. I was tired of people trying to coddle me and wanting to constantly talk about it. I just wanted to go back to work and do the things I was previously doing and for people to treat me like they did before the fire.

2. Find a healthy Hobby/Distraction: Fishing, Hunting, Golf, music, anything. Even though it may only provide temporary relief having something you find fun to look forward to and go do helped me greatly.

Just like the physical scars, the mental ones may never completely go away, but over time they get less and less noticeable. I just took it day by day and had enough support and distractions that as time went on it got better.

This just my experience with it, I'd definitely seek professional help from someone if things don't start getting better especially if there was a loss of life involved in the fire. Luckily for me there wasn't

Good Luck

Anything security related is good to have. Any of the Cisco certifications are also good. Some kind of cert or training in VM Ware would probably be valuable too.