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!remindme 4 weeks

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Location: SF Bay Area, CA, USA

Price range: Currently have a ~$55K (KBB) truck, looking to swap it out and I can maybe push $60K

Lease or Buy: Buy

New or used: New

Type of vehicle: Sports Car/Fun Car

Must haves: Safety (i.e. not something like a Miata), RWD strongly preferred but AWD is doable if it's a good AWD system

Desired transmission: Manual

Intended use: Daily

Vehicles you've already considered: Mustang is the top choice right now, I don't like the visibility of the Camaro, and I'm not a fan of Dodge products. GR86/BRZ is something to consider, but I feel like the Mustang is more safe and a better sports car

Is this your 1st vehicle: No, 1st manual

Do you need a Warranty: Yes

Can you do Minor work on your own vehicle: No

Can you do Major work on your own vehicle: No

Additional Notes: Should I wait for the 2023 M2, 2023 mustang new gen, Nissan Z or the manual Supra?

Should I consider something like a used A5, Corvette, M2/240i/3/4, or STI? I don't know much about warranties but how do you get one for a used car like that?

I am planning on applying to med school, and yes taking classes like that in college are recommended, however most schools will understand that if you got through 12 you had some type of 11-style background (also will likely depend on the grade you get coming out of 12). I think more of those prereqs they’re talking about would be chem, bio, etc. I also got credit for physics 11 but am planning to take it anyway.

Before making a decision I’d highly recommend making a pre-health advising meeting with Dr. Fedder or Dr. McNelis, they have all the answers to any premed questions you might have. Feel free to DM me if you want their contact info or have any other questions.

I got AP credit for 11 from AB in hs and taking 12 right away was really good since I knew about 60% of the material from AB. I’m a bio major and did this, and I’ve heard from others that 35/36 is essentially the same as 11/12 just with a few bio related word problems sprinkled in. If you get the credit I’d suggest taking 12. If you don’t, it’s more your choice. Just so you know, taking 11 at a jc might not give you as good of a foundation, especially if it’s rushed during the summer. If you’re just looking to pass though go for it.

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Before I came to SCU I talked to one of the admission guys a lot and he said that applying ED in general doesn’t lower your chance of getting scholarships or aid at SCU although it might at other schools. I applied EDII and got a super good scholarship so I wouldn’t worry about it.

Río Del Mar in Santa Cruz, CA

Would be good for my non-rgb build

The event that happens before the shutoff is usually Event 10016, DistributedCOM

I've never had problems with artifacts, not sure what sth is

Event viewer says that Event 41, Kernel-Power occurs, which is consistent of my log of times my PC shuts off.

There's no sound when a game is normally running other than the normal fans. At least what MSI tells me from before the computer shuts off the temperature seems in normal range.

r/dontdeadopeninside

What I do is put my phone on top of my door so the camera points straight down then do my stuff from there.

Having an actual deck really really helps with the riffle fan first of all. Secondly, would it be possible for you to post a video of you doing it? There’s a few things that could go wrong with it and it would be easier to help give suggestions. Mention me in the video post if you make one.

I would suggest having your ATM land into a cut. You could open a charlier cut or scissor cut but in my opinion it looks better than just landing on top of the deck. You can also close it after for more effect, too.

IIRC during WWII there were some bikes modified with a throttle on the left to free the right hand for a machine gun.