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Unless if you’re filing for workers comp or something where impairment would play a role in compensation, your friend* should probably be fine.

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of drug tests in academia, for obvious reasons.

Yeah, I got a small dent on my Aqua Terra the other week when I took off my seatbelt and bad luck had the metal male end hit my watch.

Some “story.”

To add to the above, the first arc is probably the least interesting with the second and third being the most interesting. Although, episode 3 has one of my favourite shots in Star Wars (as does I think episode 6, this show probably has the best cinematography in Star Wars).

However, Andor is a spy story and is a slow burn. If you don’t find things like Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy engaging and interesting, you’ll dislike Andor.

I would say Steven Jackson.

Dude was a 1k yard rusher for 8 straight years and averaged over 4ypc on some absolute dogshit Rams teams.

As a result, most people have no idea who he was or how great he was. Didn’t leave STL until he had no tread left.

I have one of the older generations and it gets more wear time than a lot of my “expensive” pieces especially for travel. The scratch resistance makes it very durable as well.

I personally don’t mind the crown at 10, as it makes it slightly more interesting than a GMT with an external bezel, and doesn’t accidentally move as much.

Also, keep in mind that the +/- is an aggregate across all positions but the watch may actually be different depending on how it’s worn/stored.

For example, my Aqua Terra is +2 spd when stored normally, but when stored upside down is -5spd.

Collinsworth was actually praised and largely considered one of the best for a while. Buck and Aikman used to be incredibly milquetoast and underwhelming until they started to not care, and Simms and Nantz was absolute garbage.

It’s all types of ironic when the same people who say he’s unrealistic often say Omar is one of their favourite characters.

R is by far the best but also the most complicated of these to learn by a wide margin.

JASP uses R for its analyses, but has an interface/GUI more similar to SPSS.

If this course requires you to submit your analysis outputs, none of these programs will look like SPSS though, from what I recall. So your professor will know you’re not using SPSS. Also, some of the analysis tools will be missing in each of these free programs and will require add-ons or you doing them in another platform.

I would personally opt for JASP over PSPP as a free SPSS alternative for a first time/intro to stats student.

We sometimes get to choose, sometimes we don’t. Sometimes we’re required to assign a textbook even if we’ll never use it. It honestly depends on the program that professor is in and the administrative requirements/pedagogy behind the people in charge.

I’m required to have a textbook regardless if I use it or not, so I try to go OER, but those don’t always exist. There are only a few major publishers for textbooks out there, so McGraw Hill does end up being used from time to time. I do subtly relay to students that I don’t really use the textbook/it shouldn’t be needed for them to do well, but I can’t officially say “don’t buy it” (I have gotten in trouble for this before). That said, I never use their course service features, and would never let a publisher have access to my course.

I own this watch and it’s definitely my favourite. Hope you get it someday soon!

Your other comment is inaccurate. Dynamic pressure, much like screw down crowns, do not contribute to water resistance and are myths (unless you have bionic arms).

ISO testing involves pressure testing.

From what I understand, it depends on the watch brand. For it to be ISO certified it needs to meet specific specifications and brands like Omega guarantee the water resistance listed is accurate.

However, seals and gaskets degrade overtime.

I also just want to add that I find all this talk about WR to be kind of silly when a pool is barely 2m deep and most people will rarely snorkel beyond 10m.

It’s not any different working with “adults.”

As a professor, we have to take just as many precautions working with our student population, even if they’re older than us. You never know what someone will accuse you of even just by having the door closed in a 1:1 meeting in your office.

I’d say Kenobi is a better comparison. A mid tier movie’s worth of plot stretched over 8 episodes or so.

A story set in the pre Skywalker era should have been a slam dunk and opportunity to return to basics like KotOR was. Similarly, Kenobi should have been a slam dunk but was incredibly mediocre, at best.

Both series are similarly often summarised online as: “Well that one dark lightsaber fight was kinda cool.”

Both of those QBs listed are multiple SB winners. Staubach also led the year in passer rating 3x more than Wilson and has a Super Bowl MVP over him.

Unless Wilson wins another, the lack of personal accolades will likely be problematic for him.