I voted for Joe Biden. This isn't a post about my politics, just from the perspective of what we generally associate the two parties with, if you were to just explain it to an elementary school student in an unbiased way, it would make sense for me to believe Joe Biden should have been better for me as a person with student loan debt than Donald Trump. And yet here we are, with him refusing to extend the moratorium on student loan payments despite the pandemic very much still being on, while Trump kept it going the whole time. I keep thinking of John Ham in Jurassic Park saying "Here I brought you two down to protect me from these characters and the only one on my side is the blood sucking lawyer."
Well fine, sleepy, lets play ball. At least Income Based Repayment is still an option. That has worked well for me. I could still, you know, eat and live in a tiny studio apartment with no car. Yay. So no big deal, I'll send in my records like I always did and get back on the program.
Naturally, my loan servicer, Navient, has decided to sell all its student loans off to another company. Of course, they chose to do it now. Right now. Right before payments have to restart, so they can create as much chaos and confusion as possible and maybe people won't be able to navigate the programs out there meant to help them out. But that won't stop me! I see you, servicers. I'm going to be using studentaid.gov though, not even going to play with your mess.
Yeah here is the thing.... I go to the site, put in my log in, and it tells me "An Unknown Error Has Occurred". It does this in every browser, after clearing out cookies, and on every device. And every day I have tried. Maybe this is on me though you know? It has been a while since I had to mess with it so even though I have my user information written down separately, maybe I changed it and don't remember. No problem, I'll go to forgot username/forgot password. There are three options: by mobile phone, by email, and by answering a challenge question. Take your pick. It doesn't matter. Because no matter which one you pick and fill out when you press continue a little spinning loading wheel does its thing and then...nothing happens. Like nothing. Nothing at all.
Perhaps the creepiest phenomenon though is trying to click on a page titled income based repayment. That may be nothing more than an information page with a link to applications somewhere in it that likely just sends you back to t
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In serious tasting and reviewing practices many reviewers rely on 'radar charts' to track the general notes that they taste or smell. A radar chart is a chart that rates the strength of various flavors or aromas on a scale (usually 0-5 or 0-10) and presents these ratings in a circular graph. Here is a radar chart for whiskey and another for wine.
Of course the categories on these charts vary depending on what you are tasting or smelling, and I was wondering if anyone has come across a radar chart (or list of ratable aromas that could be turned into a radar chart) specifically for stick incense?
I have compiled a list of my own and would like to expand and refine it, this isn't meant to encompass every aroma present in all incense, but rather to place some general notes from which most incense can be generally classified:
-sweet (burning sugar, caramel, honey, roasted marshmallow)
-smokey (wood smoke, peat smoke, campfire)
-woody (cedar, pine, warm wood, hinoki)
-ethereal (aloeswood, kyara, chemical, plasticky)
-savory (food, meaty, soupy)
-fruity (strawberry, raspberry, citrus)
-herbal (sage, Chinese Herbs/Kampo/TCM)
Any suggestions for further categories (or descriptions under each category) would be welcome.
Hey guys, I am quite new to react native so sorry in advance if I say something wrong.
I have been searching for a RadarChart component to use but I can't find one.. I found some for React but I could'nt use them in my React Native project (I don't know if React components dont work in React Native or if I did somethin wrong). If someone could me link me one or in the case that react components work, explain how I can use them I would be really grateful. Thank you.
This is what I am looking for:
https://preview.redd.it/7xp0g295az971.png?width=756&format=png&auto=webp&s=af5c00de736397598579fd9c3e471fe028a53588
Has anyone had a reason to use a radar chart over something simpler, like a bar chart, where it actually made more sense?
I bought a 1976 Gulfstar 37’ with termite damage that I’m going to renovate. Right now, I’m curious about particular setups that integrate all of my Nav station electronics. Whatever recommendations are greatly appreciated! Thanks, Sailors!
