Right before I took my two-ish year "break" (came back off and on but only for around a week or so each time), I looked at my account progression. /age gave me around 700ish+ days of account life, and 980+hours of gameplay, and I had accomplished almost nothing. No legendary, no alt 80s (second highest character was lvl 23), I hadn't even completed the personal story yet. I had 60% map completion and half the gifts for my legendary. Point was, I had half played everything in the game.
So I took a break. I was bored with the game and had decided there were only three things to do now: 1. Farm Silverwastes. 2. Go for a legendary. Or 3. WvW (lol). I also convinced myself that there was no story to be had. The world had fallen flat between all the meta builds and dungeon speed runs and gold grinds. It was all numbers to me.
A friend convinced me to purchase HoT. I thought, "eh, a movie ticket is about $15 and two hours long, so if I get 8 hours of enjoyment, I didn't really loose much." Logged in, and tried to remember what I was doing last.
When I last played, I was 16, and didn't really have any idea how to focus on one task (mother has ADD, I might, but not sure, doesn't really bother me now). So I makes sense I didn't get anything done. I'm 19 now, and have since developed a sort of completionist approach to gaming.
I logged back in and saw 980+hours of half finished content and thought, "well this just won't do." Where do I start? Finish the legendary? Personal story? Ascended gear? Map completion? I was overwhelmed.
It was only when my friend dragged me into HoT that I realized another major problem: I knew nothing about this story? I knew mordremoth from a couple Wooden Potatoes videos, but who was this random asura? Eir has a kid? Eir is THAT old? Caith went crazy? What happened? Everyone was like, "oh shit! Rydlock is back!" I'm like, "he left?" (I'm aware I probably butchered character names, don't care at this point). I was confused.
But this gave me a direction to go in. I absolutely refused to touch HoT content (aside from gliding, cause that shit's awesome) before catching up story-wise. I started all the way back at the begining of the priory personal story, and started blazing my way through to the defeat of Ziatan.
Next was map completion, and holy Fuck that was a grind. However, after finishing that, I've learned that this world is MASSIVE. There is ALOT going on. I wanna know so much more about this world. What's gonna happen with t
... keep reading on reddit β‘When shopping for safes for my house, I found that the fire ratings are rated in time increments, such as 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, etc. That made me wonder, how long does the average house fire last from time of ignition to the time that the fire department has extinguished it. The most common safe rating I see is 30 minutes, which just doesn't seem long enough.
I know that 10 minutes elapses from my smoke detectors going off to the fire department arriving on scene after being called by my alarm monitoring company, and I'd estimate another 10 minutes for pre-attack setup and everyone truly getting in place, so that starts us right at 20 minutes off the clock in my mind. Something tells me that expecting a fire that has been growing for 20 minutes to be knocked down in 10 seems a bit optimistic, but I figured I should ask the professionals themselves to see what real-world situations are like.
My local department is ISO 3 if that makes any difference.
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Update 1 I mean nibbana with residue not full extinguishment
Is cessation of perception and feeling the same thing as nibbana with residue ?
How important is this topic. Feel like Iβm learning a new language
I have trouble understanding why the $40,000 in this example is not subtracted since it says it was forgiven?
"In Year 1, May Corp. acquired land by paying $75,000 down and signing a note with a maturity value of $1,000,000. On the note's due date, December 31, Year 6, May owed $40,000 of accrued interest and $1,000,000 principal on the note. May was in financial difficulty and was unable to make any payments. This situation was unusual and infrequent for May Corp., and is considered material. May and the bank agreed to amend the note as follows:
- The $40,000 of interest due on December 31, Year 6, was forgiven.
- The principal of the note was reduced from $1,000,000 to $950,000 and the maturity date extended 1 year to December 31, Year 7.
- May would be required to make one interest payment totaling $30,000 on December 31, Year 7."
As a result of the troubled debt restructuring, May should report a gain, before taxes, in its Year 6 income statement of:
The answer is $60,000.
Hey, does anyone know where i can find a birds eye map for the newest am extinguishment? It would really help me and my buddies out. Thanks
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... keep reading on reddit β‘So this is the only supplement/drug I can think of that has this effect on me, it seems to confront me with whats actually bothering on the inside (something I normally dont seem to have much access to). After the thoughts (and the possible anticipated consequences) come to the surface I seem to feel the urge to act upon them to get 'relieve'.
Now I know that sulforaphane is known to the crowd as simply another antioxidant with cancer fighting abilities, but imo the effects on the mind reach far beyond that. Obviously being an HDAC-i (type 2 and 3) it makes me wonder if vorinostat can help me.
Anyone out there who gets similar effects of it and people who have used vorinostat aswell, what is your experience with it and how would you say it has helped you.
Why YSK: How to recognize and put out small fires because many can be prevented from causing major damage or harm before they spread. Here are some of the most common and how to put them out:
Class A Fires: This type of fire ignites from common fuel sources, like wood, trash, fabric, paper and plastics. Extinguish with Water or a Red Fire Extinguisher.
Class B Fires: Result from an explosion of flammable liquids or gases. Extinguish by Depleting Oxygen. Smother but never try to put water on these fires as it will make the fire grow.
Class C Fires: Result from electricity. Extinguish by removing the power source. Know where your houses main breakers are. Use a red extinguisher to suppress flames once the electricity is out.
Class K Fires: Result from grease, lard, olive oil, butter, animal fats and vegetable fats. Do NOT extinguish with water as it will spread extremely fast. Use only a Chemical Fire Extinguisher. If you do not have one do not try to put out this fire alone. These flames burn extremely hot and spread fast. Call the fire department immediately and leave the area.
One more tip: Many people donβt know that fire extinguishers canβt just be left under a cabinet indefinitely without some maintenance. Look at the gauge and make sure itβs in the green square. It itβs moving out of the green or starting to rust or leak, call your local FD on a non-emergency line and ask if they service extinguishers. Some do. The one I did was happy to as the community safety is the FDβs priority. Other than that they can tell you where to go in your community.
When shopping for safes for my house, I found that the fire ratings are rated in time increments, such as 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, etc. That made me wonder, how long does the average house fire last from time of ignition to the time that the fire department has extinguished it. The most common safe rating I see is 30 minutes, which just doesn't seem long enough.
I know that 10 minutes elapses from my smoke detectors going off to the fire department arriving on scene after being called by my alarm monitoring company, and I'd estimate another 10 minutes for pre-attack setup and everyone truly getting in place, so that starts us right at 20 minutes off the clock in my mind. Something tells me that expecting a fire that has been growing for 20 minutes to be knocked down in 10 seems a bit optimistic, but I figured insurance agents probably deal with fire losses pretty often, so maybe I should ask here!
My local department is ISO 3 if that makes any difference.
