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So, what’s everyone’s take on HP? I’ve had the pleasure of working on one before and—I have to say—I really quite liked it! I haven't actually spent any time using a Dell yet, though.
Hey there,
I’m looking to pick up a new monitor by $533, ideally a 22" model—since I spend basically my entire life glued to a screen (mostly office work, programming, and catching movies), I really don't want something that's going to absolutely wreck my eyes. So far, I've narrowed it down to two specific options:
http://www.nytimes.comhttp://www.nytimes.com(though, it looks like this one might be out of stock right now—hopefully, they have some sitting in a warehouse somewhere else!).
It’s perfectly clear to me that Krav Maga doesn't actually have much to do with Japan—not at all—and neither does Muay Thai.
Honestly, I went to a Muay Thai class recently and—wow—I really loved it! It’s just so incredibly dynamic.
If anyone here happens to be more of an expert, could you please explain the actual difference in what I'd get out of Krav Maga versus Ninjutsu?
Hey everyone! How’s it going?
I’ve been thinking lately—and please bear with me, I tend to wander when I get excited—that I really want to pick up a martial art! I’ve always been active, you know? I've been involved in sports my whole life, so the itch to move is definitely there. It feels like the right time to transition that athletic energy into something more disciplined... something with a bit more grit! Any suggestions for someone looking to make the leap from traditional sports to the mats?
Oh, I would absolutely love to try out some kind of martial art—you know, just to help me unwind a bit and finally blow off some steam!
And there I have it—balance! So, after spending way too much time falling down a rabbit hole on Google, I’ve realized that I am actually leaning most heavily toward Krav Maga, Jiu Jitsu, and...
Something similar to Ninjutsu or that Thai kickboxing—honestly, I can never quite tell the difference between them myself!—anyway, does anyone have any recommendations for a girl who’s got some serious grit?
A little bit of "action," if you will—and which clubs in the big city have those specific rates for women? Beyond that, I’ve always been absolutely fascinated by Japan.
I would honestly love nothing more than to dive deep into their culture and philosophy—and if there’s a specific martial art that serves as a gateway into all of that, I am absolutely all in!
To my dear friend... I have to admit, this approach is probably pretty naive—mostly because I don't know the first thing about these matters! So, please, any advice you can throw my way would be more than welcome. Every little bit helps!
Thanks!
I’m curious—from where you all are sitting, which banks or lenders actually seem to be offering the most reasonable rates right now?
So, I’ve been running a Canon i250 for a few years now—it’s been a total workhorse—but everything went south about two weeks ago; now, every single time I try to hit print, I just get this dreaded "printer not responding" error message.
I’ve already tried the whole drill—reinstalling the drivers, swapping out every cable I own, basically anything to get it talking to my computer again—but absolutely nothing is working.
I spent quite a bit of time scouring the internet for a fix, but honestly, most of what I found was pretty useless and didn't actually address my specific situation.
Does anyone out there have a solution for this headache?
Also, does anyone know if this particular model is even compatible with Windows Vista?
Thanks so much in advance for any help you can provide!
Anthony Bailey said:he actually got more screen time
😂
That is absolutely hilarious
He was barely in the movie for a few minutes—yet his name is right there on the poster!
Anthony Bailey said:He's finally stopped playing Russian mobsters—honestly, he did a decent enough job with it
😳 ☕
No, wait—he’s actually playing a Russian conductor! Haha!
I have to admit, though... I was definitely expecting a bit more from this movie overall.
Just throwing money down the drain
If you’re the starting goalkeeper in soccer, it’s incredibly hard for anyone else to step in and take your spot from that position.
It’s such an ungrateful job compared to what other keepers deal with.