AFtigerFan

Thanks for posting this. I just watched it and can't for the life of me figure out how someone could think this wasn't a great time. They had iconic music put on by military bands, an amazing fireworks show all across the backdrop, and everyone there was having a great time from the looks of it. How miserable do you have to be to try and find something negative to say about this event? :usa:

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I went to my local O'Reillys

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My wife's highlander wouldn't start last week, and I figured it was the battery due to it throwing headlight malfunction lights the day prior (common known thing). I brought the battery to the O'Reilly's around the corner to have the battery tested since they offer free testing. Big mistake.

The girl at the counter brought the tester out and was having trouble figuring out which battery terminal to put the test leads on. I let her know the positive goes to the postive,and the negative to the negative. She seriously asked me, "Yeah, but how do I know which one is the positive?" After I let her know that the terminals are labeled with a + and -, she hooked it up. All she could tell me was the battery was below 12 volts. No shite, that's why it would't start the vehicle. I asked her if she could tell me if the battery is good or bad, if it had a bad cell, etc., and she said she didn't know how to work the tester like that.

I purchased a battery and went on my way. The battery was the issue and no problems now. From now on, I'll make a drive and go somewhere worth a crap. If you are going to offer crappy service, at least have good prices which they don't. I paid for convenience.

We're purchasing a house and we move in next week. They have 3 wired speakers outside for the pool area that are mounted on the house. The speaker wires come into the house at a central location so that's the easy part. I haven't looked to see what the brand/specs are yet so maybe this post is premature, but here goes.

I'd like a receiver that has Wi-Fi so I can control the music with my phone when we're outside by the pool. I'm not looking to break the bank, but I would like some recommendations. What receivers do you think I should look at? Would it need to be a 3 or 4-channel receiver, or is there a way to make a 2-channel receiver work? I have no experience at all with this stuff, so I thought I'd go to my favorite place and ask.

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Any role played by John Travolta

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Especially in Face Off.

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You quit before learning how to spell it?

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Sorry my guy. We spelled it “sike”.

Did anyone really ever spell it differently? Retards. It’s even spelled “sike” in song titles now.

I’m a supply chain professor with 23 years of professional supply chain experience. I’d pair it with Finance, Supply Chain Management, or Business Analytics (no particular order). I may recommend Supply Chain Management over Business Analytics only because many supply chain programs teach some business analytics already, but it is program-specific. It would also depend on his interests.

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No one forced you stupid assholes bringing her up for perceived slights either.

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She’s not going to screw you, bro.

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Pretty sure deer and dogs dont eat it. All u need to know...

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Deer seem to love kudzu in the spring. It’s great to have around.

ETA - crazy downvote considering it is widely known by hunters that kudzu is a good food source for deer. I have plenty of pictures of them eating it on the private land I hunt. I’m not sure if the turkeys are eating it but I’ve seen them in the kudzu.

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we can help Make Ireland Great Again

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MIGA please.

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he started to get boos and jeers from the graduates when he touched on how AI will influence the workforce.

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And I bet those graduates, by and large, used GAI to help them with their assignments.

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but someone that guest teaches a class or two a semester in a specific subject etc.

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If you are talking about teaching an entire course a couple times a semester or over the summer, that would be an adjunct professor/instructor. Usually, colleges have a list of adjunct professor they use, and they rotate through them. Your best bet is to have contacts in the college you are interested in being an adjunct for. But you can find these jobs advertised online sometimes.

If you were talking about guest lecturing a class or two for a course (meaning you aren't the course instructor/professor, just a guest lecturer for a lecture or two), I don't know of anywhere that would pay you for that. Lots of colleges will let you come in have some class time, but once again, you typically have to know the professor of the course in order to do that.