No, it really wasn't.hereisonehand wrote:Nah, the June waiters thread was solid. Not saying the Sept one isn't going to better, but still.dasani13 wrote:BillPackets wrote:this is 180 folksGreenTee wrote:
And this is what I plan to yell out upon climax.
Looking forward to September Waiter's thread after a disappointing one in June!
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Have a meeting with my professor....... come back to a totally derailed study group.
also................
FOR SCIENCE.
also................
FOR SCIENCE.
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I've never considered doing that. I'm gonna try it out on a game today and see what's upsmccgrey wrote:There are a lot of games for which diagramming is unnecessary IMO. I think a lot of people diagram first and think about the rules closely after - personally I think you should answer the first question (the which-one-of-these-is-possible question) before diagramming. Helps you understand the setup better by forcing you to pay close attention to the rules.Toby Ziegler wrote:PT 10 Game 3 is super weird. I didn't know how to diagram it, so I didn't and went -0. On 7Sage Mike kinda tries to make a diagram, but it seems that he does that more to explain the rules visually to his viewers. Anyone similar with that game? It's the one about words and sentences.
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Colonel_funkadunk wrote:I've never considered doing that. I'm gonna try it out on a game today and see what's upsmccgrey wrote:There are a lot of games for which diagramming is unnecessary IMO. I think a lot of people diagram first and think about the rules closely after - personally I think you should answer the first question (the which-one-of-these-is-possible question) before diagramming. Helps you understand the setup better by forcing you to pay close attention to the rules.Toby Ziegler wrote:PT 10 Game 3 is super weird. I didn't know how to diagram it, so I didn't and went -0. On 7Sage Mike kinda tries to make a diagram, but it seems that he does that more to explain the rules visually to his viewers. Anyone similar with that game? It's the one about words and sentences.
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Also is every1 in here out of undergrad, k-JD, or wut? Last time I posed a question like this (top choice school) someone got put on trial for dumping their internet SO. Trust me, that's not the goal
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I'm K-JD, but i've got management experience, applying to fulbright and MPP programs at London school of Economics, and i'll prob do those before LS if I get accepted.... but it depends on my LSAT. If I can get an 172 and higher, I'll have the grades for a decent scholarship at most T-14's and prob do that.Colonel_funkadunk wrote:Also is every1 in here out of undergrad, k-JD, or wut? Last time I posed a question like this (top choice school) someone got put on trial for dumping their internet SO. Trust me, that's not the goal
Fulbright > everything else.
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What's management experience in the k-JD equation ?
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BillPackets wrote:What's management experience in the k-JD equation ?
I'm supervisor of the entire building, including fitness/maintenance/lifeguard staff + in charge of the volleyball leagues and basketball leagues for about 10 hours a week, usually from afternoon till closing.
I'm also in charge of training new hires in the fitness dept, plus I run (up until the 20th of sept) the basketball leagues.
Nothing fancy, but it's decent, at least I think so.
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So you work FT?gnomgnomuch wrote:BillPackets wrote:What's management experience in the k-JD equation ?
I'm supervisor of the entire building, including fitness/maintenance/lifeguard staff + in charge of the volleyball leagues and basketball leagues for about 10 hours a week, usually from afternoon till closing.
I'm also in charge of training new hires in the fitness dept, plus I run (up until the 20th of sept) the basketball leagues.
Nothing fancy, but it's decent, at least I think so.
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BillPackets wrote:So you work FT?gnomgnomuch wrote:BillPackets wrote:What's management experience in the k-JD equation ?
I'm supervisor of the entire building, including fitness/maintenance/lifeguard staff + in charge of the volleyball leagues and basketball leagues for about 10 hours a week, usually from afternoon till closing.
I'm also in charge of training new hires in the fitness dept, plus I run (up until the 20th of sept) the basketball leagues.
Nothing fancy, but it's decent, at least I think so.
Nah, PT. It depends on the time of the year. I'll be working ~30 hours a week this upcoming semester, but this summer, I rarely worked more than 20.
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I'm 2 years out of underground, I used to work in insurance now I supervise old women who give out food samps. Also manage a halfway house for drug/alc recovery.
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That sounds really interesting. So do you work part time one place and part time at the other or are the food stamps + halfway house related?Colonel_funkadunk wrote:I'm 2 years out of underground, I used to work in insurance now I supervise old women who give out food samps. Also manage a halfway house for drug/alc recovery.
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Lol well by food samps I mean samples, like I supervise them giving out samples, I work there 25-30 hours a week.hillz wrote:That sounds really interesting. So do you work part time one place and part time at the other or are the food stamps + halfway house related?Colonel_funkadunk wrote:I'm 2 years out of underground, I used to work in insurance now I supervise old women who give out food samps. Also manage a halfway house for drug/alc recovery.
And at the halfway house I make sure everyone is in and sober at night, and am on call for issues and do some other assorted stuff. I work maybe 15-20 hours for that a week.
What kind of non profit work do you do?
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Just found the results from a practice test I took freshman year of undergrad (April 2010) through Kaplan. Apparently it was PT 36 and I got a 168. I'm definitely taking PT36 this weekend and I am going to give up if I score worse.
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HAHA, sorry. I read that too quickly. I love samples! That's the best part about going to Costco around noon on a Sunday.Colonel_funkadunk wrote:Lol well by food samps I mean samples, like I supervise them giving out samples, I work there 25-30 hours a week.hillz wrote:That sounds really interesting. So do you work part time one place and part time at the other or are the food stamps + halfway house related?Colonel_funkadunk wrote:I'm 2 years out of underground, I used to work in insurance now I supervise old women who give out food samps. Also manage a halfway house for drug/alc recovery.
And at the halfway house I make sure everyone is in and sober at night, and am on call for issues and do some other assorted stuff. I work maybe 15-20 hours for that a week.
What kind of non profit work do you do?
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Def doesn't sound soul crushingsmccgrey wrote:3 yrs out of undergrad working as a writer/analyst/project manager/occasional graphic designer at a small marketing company. It's a cool role because our company does a lot of work through our main client for a lot of F500 companies, and I do quite a bit of client facing work.
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I better tread carefully or I'm Finna be outtedhillz wrote: That's the best part about going to Costco around noon on a Sunday.
Your job sounds pretty rewarding tho
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This is fairsmccgrey wrote:Yeah you haven't met my coworkers.Colonel_funkadunk wrote:Def doesn't sound soul crushingsmccgrey wrote:3 yrs out of undergrad working as a writer/analyst/project manager/occasional graphic designer at a small marketing company. It's a cool role because our company does a lot of work through our main client for a lot of F500 companies, and I do quite a bit of client facing work.
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Haha that's how I felt about pt65 bc I actually sat for the exam. But I scored 4 points higher so I continued my prepBJS wrote:Just found the results from a practice test I took freshman year of undergrad (April 2010) through Kaplan. Apparently it was PT 36 and I got a 168. I'm definitely taking PT36 this weekend and I am going to give up if I score worse.
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Awwwwwwhillz wrote:HAHA, sorry. I read that too quickly. I love samples! That's the best part about going to Costco around noon on a Sunday.Colonel_funkadunk wrote:Lol well by food samps I mean samples, like I supervise them giving out samples, I work there 25-30 hours a week.hillz wrote:That sounds really interesting. So do you work part time one place and part time at the other or are the food stamps + halfway house related?Colonel_funkadunk wrote:I'm 2 years out of underground, I used to work in insurance now I supervise old women who give out food samps. Also manage a halfway house for drug/alc recovery.
And at the halfway house I make sure everyone is in and sober at night, and am on call for issues and do some other assorted stuff. I work maybe 15-20 hours for that a week.
What kind of non profit work do you do?
I work for an ed non-profit, primarily running a large program for low-income elementary and middle-school kids. I'm not a teacher, though. I enjoy it, but it can definitely be a bit lonely because I'm one of the only young-ish people I know in my town and there aren't many people who seem to care.
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I have a worthless MA, am 3ish years out of UG. Currently a middle school librarian. Other WE includes unemployment.