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On September 11 2013 10:17 caelym wrote:
Why does American foreign policy suck so much ass?
Why is education so expensive? Why are Americans so fat? Why is fast food so good? Could they all relate to each other?
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On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major.
Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math.
On September 11 2013 10:36 phyvo wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 05:08 caelym wrote:On September 11 2013 04:59 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 11 2013 04:56 caelym wrote:
Pandemonium in Cambridge is pretty good, but I dunno if that's convenient for you. Cambridge is even further from me than Waltham =P On September 11 2013 04:57 upperbound wrote:
I've been using MTGO more and more (even though I hate it... I can't tell you how many times I've lagged and accidentally mulled to 6 or accidentally skipped through their end step because my F3 command didn't go through properly) since I moved to MA 3 years ago. I feel your pain with terrible LGS. I had 3 good ones pretty close to me when I was in NY, so that was always really cool.
EDIT: I'm somewhat close to Pandemonium (only about 25 minutes with no traffic, but this is Cambridge we're talking about...). It is a solid store but going to Central Square is pretty terrible. Where in MA are you? WHY DO I NOT REMEMBER ALL THESE PEOPLE LIVE IN THE SAME STATE AS ME (potentially cuz I moved here just before my LoL hiatus :3) seriously why didn't we MA folks hang out when I was still there T.T Oh hi MA people, I live in Natick. *wave* Sorry I missed you but then I haven't met anyone else here either.
Oh, I forgot you're in MA too. GAH
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On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math.
But we're really good at following cohomology chain complexes!
I couldn't remember the formula for the surface area of a sphere when my cousin asked for HW help, but I sure can tell you everything about the surfaces of n-spheres.
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On September 11 2013 11:10 xes wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math. But we're really good at following cohomology chain complexes! I couldn't remember the formula for the surface area of a sphere when my cousin asked for HW help, but I sure can tell you everything about the surfaces of n-spheres.
I remember proving how integrals worked, and then spent the next 2 months not figuring out how to actually calculate one. That was a weird year
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ROFL. Would totally buy it if it wasn't 60 bucks.
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On September 11 2013 11:16 Nos- wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 11:10 xes wrote:On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math. But we're really good at following cohomology chain complexes! I couldn't remember the formula for the surface area of a sphere when my cousin asked for HW help, but I sure can tell you everything about the surfaces of n-spheres. I remember proving how integrals worked, and then spent the next 2 months not figuring out how to actually calculate one. That was a weird year
My first GRE Math practice test I basically failed because I didn't realize they asked you to evaluate closed integrals.
Fuck Pandora bracelets man, its just some $5 made in china shit upsold with super marketing and hype. The same way diamonds are basically totally worthless except a bunch of old white dudes convinced the whole world that they have value.
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On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math.
The only reason I have any basic arithmetic skills at all at this point is that my alarm won't turn off unless I do multiplication problems.
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On September 11 2013 12:56 UniversalSnip wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math. The only reason I have any basic arithmetic skills at all at this point is that my alarm won't turn off unless I do multiplication problems.
Why would you do that to yourself? I'm mad that my iphone forces me to fucking slide my finger to turn off the alarm. JUST LET ME TAP THE THING.
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On September 11 2013 13:08 HazMat wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 12:56 UniversalSnip wrote:On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math. The only reason I have any basic arithmetic skills at all at this point is that my alarm won't turn off unless I do multiplication problems. Why would you do that to yourself? I'm mad that my iphone forces me to fucking slide my finger to turn off the alarm. JUST LET ME TAP THE THING.
I just fall back asleep otherwise... can't help it. I tried putting the phone across the room, setting multiple alarms spaced apart, didn't help.
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My only regret about FFXIV right now is that I can't play more of it.
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On September 11 2013 13:08 HazMat wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 12:56 UniversalSnip wrote:On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math. The only reason I have any basic arithmetic skills at all at this point is that my alarm won't turn off unless I do multiplication problems. Why would you do that to yourself? I'm mad that my iphone forces me to fucking slide my finger to turn off the alarm. JUST LET ME TAP THE THING.
Nah, not even that, my groans in the morning should be enough of a sign if they can fucking make my fingerprint open up the phone's interface T.T
Speaking of phones, I have a s4 and my messages and phone apps are not receiving notifications, some shitty AT&T app is that encompases both, and I'd rather those two apps get the stuff. Does anyone know how to change that shit?
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Since I TOTALLY know you guys care, KH 1.5 HD ReMix is aweeeeesome :3
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On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:
Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math.
This is true. As a Math major, I couldn't figure out how to make change for a twenty. 2 Toonies and 4 Loonies is equivalent to $7 in my world.
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On September 11 2013 05:03 mordek wrote:
If you're ever wanting easy and delicious take a chicken breast, cover with miracle whip/salt/pepper. Grill 4ish min each side. Absolutely delicious and you can't screw it up unless the chicken is frozen or you forget about it XD
Literally worse than terrorists.
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On September 11 2013 15:55 wei2coolman wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 05:03 mordek wrote:
If you're ever wanting easy and delicious take a chicken breast, cover with miracle whip/salt/pepper. Grill 4ish min each side. Absolutely delicious and you can't screw it up unless the chicken is frozen or you forget about it XD Literally worse than terrorists.
I tried it tonight actually. Wasn't bad. I mean, tasted like fried chicken.
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At least substitute mayonnaise and a dash of spice for the miracle whip so you can cut out some of the cancer
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Lol I'm all for whole foods and staying away from processed foods. I was trying to give a simple recipe for someone that would want something good that was easy. What exactly are you wary of in Miracle Whip though? Soybean oil.... yeck. Modified corn starch sounds suspicious. Enzyme modified egg yolk sounds funny as well. What else? You can do much much worse in terms of "cancer" 
I also accept if you like mayo over miracle whip. However I think mayo tastes nasty and miracle whip is delicous so
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On September 11 2013 12:39 xes wrote:Show nested quote +On September 11 2013 11:16 Nos- wrote:On September 11 2013 11:10 xes wrote:On September 11 2013 11:05 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 11 2013 09:25 ticklishmusic wrote:On September 11 2013 06:03 UniversalSnip wrote:
Man my community college has the shittiest financial support for students imaginable. I think it's because I'm in such an affluent county (marin), half these kids probably have trust fund income greater than my savings. On the upside the teachers are extremely high quality.
The foundation affiliated with the school imploded into a pile of embezzlement lawsuits. They don't even have a website anymore. Basically the financial aid department doesn't do anything except funnel the pell and cal grant checks to you, they have no interest in researching scholarships or really helping at all. I'm reading a book on how to get them and it suggests in my situation I scout by going to another school and pretending to be a student at their department, l0l.
Do any of you have advice on good scholarships for a student interested in math? It's just so laborious finding them.
Don't complain, a year at my school is 56K. My scholarship was originally 2/3, but with tuition increases and whatnot its down to half. Do the math on that, math major. Math majors are notoriously bad at doing math. But we're really good at following cohomology chain complexes! I couldn't remember the formula for the surface area of a sphere when my cousin asked for HW help, but I sure can tell you everything about the surfaces of n-spheres. I remember proving how integrals worked, and then spent the next 2 months not figuring out how to actually calculate one. That was a weird year My first GRE Math practice test I basically failed because I didn't realize they asked you to evaluate closed integrals. Fuck Pandora bracelets man, its just some $5 made in china shit upsold with super marketing and hype. The same way diamonds are basically totally worthless except a bunch of old white dudes convinced the whole world that they have value.
Had a funny conversation with my prof at the time about how he almost failed a class cause he couldn't evaluate anything, but just ended up proving the integral can be evaluated and wrote that down instead. Moral of the story is that math majors are bad at math
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