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Ho già mandato una candidatura, è un po’ difficile che mi prendano perché prevedo la laurea poco prima dell’inizio, ma ci provo ugualmente. Mi piacerebbe conoscere le vostre esperienze a riguardo. Come funziona la selezione dopo aver mandato CV e motivation letter? Come è l’esperienza sul posto?

Just wanted to make this post expressing how I love his setlists. They may seem static or fixed, but I mean, look at it!! It's an absolute blast and banger of tracks. You practically got all the classics, hits, band-fueld orchestras and the necessary slow-paced songs. Still would love to hear The River at some point, but from the rest I have absolutely zero complaints. I went to see him in Amsterdam twice and the second night he played four different songs he didn't play on the first night. And looking back at it, trying to recapture a little of that glory, yeah!
It was a 29-songs, 3-hour non-stop classic Springsteen concert and I couldn't wish for more! Gonna see him two more times this year and can't wait! Seriously though, what's not to love? The albums he played the most were Born in the USA, Born to Run and Darkness on the Edge of Town. He played 5 off of BITUSA, 5 from BTR and 4 Darkness tracks. What more do you want? Just look at the setlist, especially the last 10 songs and tell me what's not to like about it. Even though he does it night after night after night, I gotta admit I felt pretty much alive out there! Maybe apart from some song changes, I really hope he sticks with most of these throughout the tour. What's your opinion? Here's the setlist from Amsterdam, 27th May:
SETLIST:
1: My Love Will Not Let You Down
2: Death to My Hometown
3: No Surrender
4: Ghosts
5: Prove It All Night
6: Darkness on the Edge of Town
7: Letter to You
8: The Promised Land
9: Out in the Street
10: Kitty's Back
11: Nightshift
12: Mary's Place
13: The E Street Shuffle
14: Last Man Standing
15: Backstreets
16: Because the Night
17: She's the One
18: Wrecking Ball
19: The Rising
20: Badlands
21: Thunder Road
ENCORE:
22: Born in the U.S.A.
23: Born to Run
24: Bobby Jean
25: Glory Days
26: Dancing in the Dark
27: Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
28: Ramrod
29: I'll See You in My Dreams

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Send first message of DM to include number of the celebrities the letters of the scenarios And girl attitude your name and age in rp (18+) If you picking a older scenario use a older age
Pick 3 girls and 3 scenarios ( I don’t want to keep doing same scenarios with each guy). I will decide which girl and scenario I will do.

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2. Carly Cowart (19)
3. Paige Mackenzie(20)
4. Kendall Vertes(20)
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D. You are former HS teacher (40+)
E. You are guy I babysit for (30+)
F. You are dad’s boss (38+)
G. You are current college professor. (44+)
H. You are pastor (50+)

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Hi everyone,
I have already heard so many different opinions that I honestly feel lost.
Here's the deal: I am a college-educated girl (got a PhD in humanities). I speak a couple languages and, right now, also learning Norwegian. I have several years of work experience (in my field). I come from Poland (technically, but not born here and don't have a Polish surname).
Within a month I'll be invading your beautiful country and stay there for... at least 2 months. That's the time limit I gave myself so as not to ruin my savings and yet not get too desperate in case I don't get a job. If I'm lucky, it could be a couple to several years or forever.
As for the "cultural" things, I try to learn the language, I don't drink and I plan to pay all your taxes. I'm also not "loud and obnoxious" and I won't say "kurwa" all the time while doing some carpenting around your renovated flat. I'm heavily into 80s, so A-ha's lyrics are not a secret code I'd not understand.
I try to be realistic and look for a job below my skill level: kitchen statt, hotel staff, cleaning... I won't die if I end up doing it for as long as I don't get to some decent B1 level, and after 3 months of learning the language completely on my own I am confident it should happen in no time.
Now, my actual question is this: what is the strategy I should aim for?
When I visited Norway for a week several months ago, I walked around and asked people about the jobs, because I heard that "you gotta walk and talk". When I did, everyone made me "go online and apply there, that's the only way". Understandable, we're in 2023...
So, I've sent over 100 resumes for now. Both over email as well as some "quick application" sites and nav. Both jobs in my field and the bluest of the blue collar. I've gotten about 15 rejections over email (never thought it'd come to this, but, apparently, I'm not even good enough to restock stuff in supermarkets...).
Now a close friend of mine who's helping me out (and already lives in Norway) told me that I should back up any email with a call, and that's what their friend did and, eventually, got a job.
My sibling, when I talked to them, told me the same thing: they watched a girl online who also looked for a job in Norway and she sent fruitlessly so many resumes and started calling and got a job. Some hotel staff.
In case all my search is fruitless too by the time I arrive (late June), I'll just go directly... I'll have whole days off, being unemployed and what's the harm in walking and handing out my resumes in person, right?
And I've just read that there IS a lot of prejudice against either non-Norwegians (where non-Norwegian-surnamed but native folk have issues finding a job) and, specifically, Poles (because the stereotypes and because there's no smoke without fire). I haven't experienced that yet too much, aside from one video call where a possible landlady replied to with an "Oh..." sigh when I revealed where I currently live (followed by a detailed questioning if I'm sure I could afford the deposit... yes, ma'am, not every Pole is on a minimum wage and drinking). I've heard of e.g. the parking ticket guys (whatever you call them) hide a "GTFO & back to Poland" love letter under a parking ticket they gave to a car with Polish plates - it happened to my friend, not some urban legend). So yeah, people may claim to be as tolerant as they want, but there is some prejudice and it's a fact and well, it's understandable too. No hard feelings over that one, just being realistic.
In the light of all the above, I'm honestly stressed. In Poland, we do have some situations where people like me would be rejected in some blue collar, because what the hell is wrong with us, holding such degrees and wanting to sweep floors. It suspicious! But then, I still don't get the idea of not answering emails if you're publishing something online and *giving* an emaill adress and not saying in your ad "call us too". That's precisely HOW I got my current job (in education). I don't know what to do to really be efficient at this point, I hear so many opinions that are so conflicting to my experience! I honeslty feel lost.
Sure, when the online forms ask, a.o., if I want to work more or less than a year, I honeslty click "less", because man... I don't envision myself as basing my entire career from now on on e.g. cleaning or restocking in a store. I want to learn the language and advance ASAP. I just struggle with the very first steps!
Do you have any tips? Any experience as a foreigner? Any comment on that as a native? What am I doing wrong and what could I improve?
Thanks for now :)

Not referring to first letter navigation in the traditional sense of H for headings, K for links, E for edit fields, etc etc, but moreso referring to hitting S to look for the Sign In button, M for mute, etc etc. Some way to jump to a specific element on a page or application with a single keypress.
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Currently the only way I know of to accomplish something somewhat similar to this is with the NVDA+CTRL+F combo, but that's for words or phrases.

I currently work as a paralegal and I’m considering applying to law school. My state asks a character and fitness question, asking you to disclose “have you ever been terminated , suspended, discharged, or permitted to resign in lieu of termination from any employment?” However, the C&F test asks you to only include work history from 5 years back. When I was in college and even younger, I always worked part time jobs to support myself. I was fired from over 5 of those positions. I’m slightly concerned that I would need to disclose all of them and add an addendum, to answer the question in full “ever been… from any employment”. The positions I was terminated from were minor and in food service and other service industries like selling tickets at a tourist attraction or a camp counselor position. Even the first job I ever had at Rita’s Ice, when I was 16 years old, the manager let me go after 2 shifts because she wanted me to have my own transportation. Then in college when I was working at a cupcake shop and a few other restaurants. It sounds petty and small on paper, and I would certainly not like to weigh down my application with. I worked a ton of small jobs that would not be within the 5 year work history, where there were no issues or terminations.
Another issue happened in college when I got an OUI, but took a plea bargain. I was going the speed limit and pulled over in front of my apartment. I was asked to do a breathalyzer because the cop saw me leave a bar 2 blocks away. I was below the legal limit for alcohol with a BAC of 0.05 but the cop got me for MJ in my urine. This was in 2017 in a small town. The OUI was dropped to a class E misdemeanor charge, “driving to endanger”. I’ve had no charges since.
I plan to disclose in full but am wondering how much detail to give for each incident. Especially the job terminations when they were small jobs, to begin with.
Additionally, I have significant work experience and pro bono internships, that I feel speak for itself. I have been working for attorneys for over 4 years now. I worked my way up from admin, to legal assistant, to paralegal. The second firm I worked at let me go last year, after a year, but would not cite reasons other than they didn’t feel it was a good match, but would be happy to serve as a reference moving forward. The other partners of firms I’ve worked for, including the current firm I work at, have offered to write me letters of recommendation for law school.

Hello,
Have an issue with my E drive where the drive letter gets unassigned when restarting. I've looked in diskpart and the drive is hidden there. I tried clearing the hidden attribute, but keep getting an error:

DISKPART> attributes volume
Read-only : No
Hidden : Yes
No Default Drive Letter: No
Shadow Copy : No
DISKPART> attributes volume clear hidden
DiskPart has encountered an error: Incorrect function.
See the System Event Log for more information.

Not sure how to fix this problem at this point. I can assign the disk a letter, but it will still drop the letter at times - like if I go to my lock screen. Is there anything I can do to remove this hidden attribute, which should allow the disk to retain the letter I assign to it?

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Thanks to everyone in this awesome community for their help!

Hi everyone,
Brand new to the Medical Cannabis NZ community, stoked to be a part of it! I am about to pick up my first script tomorrow and had a couple questions. Thought it would be better to ask rather than accidentally find out the hard way.
Questions:
Are there are any laws around consumption in public? Can I consume in public, (e.g. In the CBD, or at a beach/somewhere more remote, or both??) Are there any areas where consumption of cannabis is prohibited?
Im still confused about the legality around driving? Cannabis Clinic mentioned that they can provide you with a letter (something like that?) but, given the massive effort the govt has put into "drug driving" ads, I cant fathom that its legal to drive under the influence even if it is medicinal? Im a heavy user, so Im always under the influence, but never to a point where I would feel unsafe to drive.
Can I break my product down into other products (e.g. making my own butter) or is this prohibited?
Are there any other tricky things in the legislation at the moment which might be handy to know as a new user?
Obviously medical products are reccomended via inhalation. If one were caught using another utensil (e.g. bong/pipe) would that be a no no?
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Some of these questions may seem silly as many of us have likely already been doing them for years *illegally* - so please remember I'm not asking about the morality or ethics of these actions, just the current legality of the actions.
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Thanks everyone! :)

Hello,
Have an issue with my E drive where the drive letter gets unassigned when restarting. I've looked in diskpart and the drive is hidden there. I tried clearing the hidden attribute, but keep getting an error:

DISKPART> attributes volume
Read-only : No
Hidden : Yes
No Default Drive Letter: No
Shadow Copy : No
DISKPART> attributes volume clear hidden
DiskPart has encountered an error: Incorrect function.
See the System Event Log for more information.

Not sure how to fix this problem at this point. I can assign the disk a letter, but it will still drop the letter at times - like if I go to my lock screen. Is there anything I can do to remove this hidden attribute, which should allow the disk to retain the letter I assign to it?

So, I'm new with Generation Loss (still haven't watched an episdoe), but I saw that on generationloss.tv items are named with zeros and ones. Maybe it is a binary code?
01100011 = C 01100101 = E 01100010 = B 01100111 = G 01100100 = D 01100001 = A 01101000 = H
Doesn't seem to be something. Maybe it's all number added to themself? So it's just the number of ones.
01100011 = 4 01100101 = 4 01100010 = 3 01100111 = 5 01100100 = 3 01100001 = 3 01101000 = 3
It still doesn't make something up for me... Maybe I am just thinking too much about something that isn't even linked with Generation Loss? Maybe it's just random numbers? Last thing I'll try to do, is to add the place of letter and the number. Maybe we'll also convert it to a letter?
01100011 = C+4 = 3+4 = 7 = G 01100101 = E+4 = 5+4 = 9 = I 01100010 = B+3 = 2+3 = 5 = E 01100111 = G+5 = 7+5 = 12 = L 01100100 = D+3 = 4+3 = 7 = G 01100001 = A+3 = 1+4 = 5 = E 01101000 = H+3 = 8+3 = 11 = K
Yea... I'm probably just too much thinking about a thing that isn't matter...

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When I put it in overnight there was no ants so I set it down and when I came back to check on it they're back and running again and they're putting dead ants on my letter a, e and everywhere else keys and ate my left, right, up, and down keys.

The crux of the LCS walkouts is lay-offs, specifically the lay-offs of large portions of the NA amateur league.
In this case, lay-offs are a result of the esports bubble popping and revenue heavily decreasing.
Investors and sponsors are already fleeing esports: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/the-hype-around-esports-is-fading-as-investors-and-sponsors-flee#xj4y7vzkg
This is part of a larger trend of decreasing advertisement budgets: https://www.forbes.com/sites/bethkindig/2023/01/27/ad-budgets-set-to-slow-even-more-in-2023/?sh=58d07c93554c
Many eSports sponsors were crypto companies. In particular, FTX had a 7 year, $96 million sponsorship deal with the LCS.
That company is now bankrupt, so that's almost $100 million of revenue for the LCS that has evaporated.
With decreased revenues, for a company to continue to exist it must cut costs.
Teams were being forced to field 5 amateur players with $70k salaries each. These amateur players were participating in a league that had like 1k viewers and realistically is resulting in basically 0 revenue for the teams and Riot at this point.
Given all this, LCS as a whole is probably unprofitable right now, and most teams are also likely unprofitable. Therefore, the bargaining leverage of the LCSPA players seems questionable, and the outcome of Riot reinstating rules requiring teams to continue to throw hundreds of thousands of dollars into a money hole with no return seems unlikely.