I own 3 wood workshops which only net me about 280. I’m really wondering what i’m doing wrong since this is supposed to be the best way to make money mid game. What strategies are actually making the most money at the games current stage?
If it's at all possible, I'd like to continue investing money monthly while I'm in college so that I can put it towards paying for my tuition. I have a part time job at the moment which is covering that expense, but at the college I'm going to I won't have a car or any means of maintaining employment at my job, so basically I need ideas for side hustles or even a job I could do from my dorm so I can hopefully keep investing even without a job.
There are no bad ideas as far as I'm concerned!
And if you have any advice for me on other ways to save money for college I'd love to hear it!
Hey everyone,
I am working on a project where I am trying to create a pulsed water flow from pressurized water. The water will be pumped about 2-3 L/min flowrate and the nozzle will have about 2-3 bars (40-45 PSI) of pressure. The pulse has to be self-excited, meaning that I can't use another motor to control the flow from the nozzle and create the pulse. Also, the frequency should be about 30 pulses/second.
I have made quite a lot of internet research but the only mechanism I found is in a paper about high-pressure (150 bars) rock-breaking water jets, here. Not sure if it would work for my case.
I tried creating the pulse by using a piston pump but there is a 5 meter PVC tubing between the pump and the nozzle, which absorbs the pulses and turns into more of a steady flow at the end. So I have to create the pulse at the nozzle side.
Is it physically possible to achieve this in 2-3 bar pressures without losing most of the pressure?
Is there any mechanism/idea that you think might help me?
Some products that would give me an idea would be also appreciated!
Thanks!
I’m level 130 and I still can’t keep enough ammo to the play the game properly. What am I doing wrong?
20f here. I've been dealing with having a weak urine flow for quite a while now. I realized it a while back when going to the bathroom at the same time as a friend. Her flow sounded super strong, like a strong spray on the toilet bowl, while mine tends to only trickle out straight down into the water. She made a comment laughing saying I must not have had to go that bad. It took me aback because I really DID have to go after holding it a while, just when it came out, it kind of just flows out slowly.
I try pushing which speeds it up a little but no where near what I've heard. It always just trickles down into the water, never a spray onto the toilet like others I've heard.
My question - does pelvic floor dysfunction affect the pressure of the stream? Would exercises help speed the stream up?
I have a gynecology appointment at the end of the month to discuss my recent PCOS diagnosis, as well an appointment with my GP for unrelated reasons, but I've been bleeding consistently and heavily enough to need to use multiple pads every day since around August 12th. Throughout this time I've had about 2 seperate series of 2 or 3 days where I get horrendous cramps (at least I assume they are cramps, they are stabbing pains, on the same side and general area of my wonky ovary).
Any time I try and find information on if this is too long of a time, they have the same stock standard answer of "women with PCOS have have their period for 8 days, or even cue astonished gasps up to 2 weeks! 😯" Which isn't particularly helpful, since I'm flipping aware of the fact that my periods last for 2 weeks, I'm trying to figure out if I should go to a doctor if they last any longer.
I also have been having more fatigue, and general digestive issues than usual, and am trying to figure out if that's just because I've been bleeding for a month or I'm actually sick.
TL;DR I've been having my period for a month, should I worry now or just wait until my scheduled appointments and bring it up then?
