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2024.05.22 01:33 RelationSimple Do I have a shot at any t20s?
Hi everyone. I am planning on ED to Duke and I know that obviously it is a reach for basically anyone but do I have even a slight chance. I’m pretty lacking in the honors/awards category.
Demographics: Male White/Jewish Upper-Middle Class
Intended Major(s): Finance/Econ
ACT/SAT/SAT II: Act:34 Sat: 1520 (790 math,730 English) retaking to try and superscore get English up
UW/W GPA and Rank: 3.98/4.0 UW No Rank Competitve public school with multiple Ivy acceptances each year.
Coursework: AP/IB/Dual Enrollment classes, AP/IB scores, etc 6/8 possible AP classes rest honors. AP Calc BC AP Econ AP Spanish AP STATS APUSH AP Gov
Awards: High Honor Roll 2 time deca state qualifier AP Scholar NHS WLNHS
Extracurriculars: Include leadership & summer activities
Varsity Golf Captain Varsity Tennis Selective program tutoring Non-verbal child NHS Community Service Officer WLNHS Co-chair Bussboy at Italian restaurant Camp Counselor for camp I’ve attended all of my life. On leadership committee Youth Basketball coach Deca Student Mentorship program with middle school FoundePresident of stock club
Essays/LORs/Other: Optionally, guess how strong these are and include any other relevant information or circumstances.
Essay about my experience tutoring non verbal child in a Jewish school setting and how that rekindled my religious identity, encouraging me to explore myself. Should be pretty good 8/10 at least.
LOR 1: Apush 8/10 talk with him often and have good connection. Lead class discussion and perform well. LOR 2: Honors Bio 7 or 8/10 I think she really likes me I do very well in the class and talk to her before class about life. Really don’t know how good it will be but hopeful. Schools: List of colleges, ED/EA/RD, etc ED Duke EA/RD UMich Lehigh Uflorida Richmond UT Austin Emory UVA Indiana Bloomington Wake forest U Maryland Wisconsin Harvard Penn northwestern.
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Demographics: Male White/Jewish Upper-Middle Class
Intended Major(s): Finance/Econ
ACT/SAT/SAT II: Act:34 Sat: 1520 (790 math,730 English) retaking to try and superscore get English up
UW/W GPA and Rank: 3.98/4.0 UW No Rank Competitve public school with multiple Ivy acceptances each year.
Coursework: AP/IB/Dual Enrollment classes, AP/IB scores, etc 6/8 possible AP classes rest honors. AP Calc BC AP Econ AP Spanish AP STATS APUSH AP Gov
Awards: High Honor Roll 2 time deca state qualifier AP Scholar NHS WLNHS
Extracurriculars: Include leadership & summer activities
Varsity Golf Captain Varsity Tennis Selective program tutoring Non-verbal child NHS Community Service Officer WLNHS Co-chair Bussboy at Italian restaurant Camp Counselor for camp I’ve attended all of my life. On leadership committee Youth Basketball coach Deca Student Mentorship program with middle school FoundePresident of stock club
Essays/LORs/Other: Optionally, guess how strong these are and include any other relevant information or circumstances.
Essay about my experience tutoring non verbal child in a Jewish school setting and how that rekindled my religious identity, encouraging me to explore myself. Should be pretty good 8/10 at least.
LOR 1: Apush 8/10 talk with him often and have good connection. Lead class discussion and perform well. LOR 2: Honors Bio 7 or 8/10 I think she really likes me I do very well in the class and talk to her before class about life. Really don’t know how good it will be but hopeful. Schools: List of colleges, ED/EA/RD, etc ED Duke EA/RD UMich Lehigh Uflorida Richmond UT Austin Emory UVA Indiana Bloomington Wake forest U Maryland Wisconsin Harvard Penn northwestern.
2024.05.22 00:51 Dry_Historian_4122 Should I transfer to DePaul
I just finished my freshman year at a private small college in Wisconsin. I want to transfer because my current school has basically no student life and not all the professors I had were good in my opinion. My school also lacks student orgs. I want to do acapella and maybe some type of volunteering.
I am wondering what the student life is like. Do people go to the basketball games? Are there parties? Also would Greek life be worth joining? Also I know a lot of the schools in wisconsin are drinking schools and I personally am more of a smoker so what is DePaul like in that way?
I am also looking at Marquette which has pretty good internship opportunities/ study abroad opportunities. I’m not completely sure what I want to major in yet but possibly Communications and media with a minor in marketing and I am thinking of going to law school after so I am also wondering if there are any undergraduate opportunities.
Lastly, I saw online that there have been some armed robberies so do students feel safe with campus security?
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I am wondering what the student life is like. Do people go to the basketball games? Are there parties? Also would Greek life be worth joining? Also I know a lot of the schools in wisconsin are drinking schools and I personally am more of a smoker so what is DePaul like in that way?
I am also looking at Marquette which has pretty good internship opportunities/ study abroad opportunities. I’m not completely sure what I want to major in yet but possibly Communications and media with a minor in marketing and I am thinking of going to law school after so I am also wondering if there are any undergraduate opportunities.
Lastly, I saw online that there have been some armed robberies so do students feel safe with campus security?
2024.05.22 00:20 sturana 24 [M4A] USA/Anywhere. Just a lonely guy looking to meet people!
Hi there! I am looking to talk to people with the eventual goal of a potential relationship. I’m open to a LDR as well, so don’t let distance scare you.
I am a college grad of a couple of years currently applying to jobs and hoping to move. I currently live in the midwest, although i am open to moving anywhere in the US. I’m 6’0” and have longer brown hair and a mustache. I’m very into basketball, both playing and watching, as well as the occasional video game. I don’t really have preferences for you, but I ask that if you message me, you at least say more than “hi”. I look forward to meeting you!
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I am a college grad of a couple of years currently applying to jobs and hoping to move. I currently live in the midwest, although i am open to moving anywhere in the US. I’m 6’0” and have longer brown hair and a mustache. I’m very into basketball, both playing and watching, as well as the occasional video game. I don’t really have preferences for you, but I ask that if you message me, you at least say more than “hi”. I look forward to meeting you!
2024.05.22 00:11 Bigeasy2302 Lower Back Injury
Lower back Pain
I am a 23 year old male, and former college athlete. I have recently started a 9-5 job where I am pretty much desk bound all day. I typically like to spend my free time, lifting, running, and playing basketball. Unfortunately this has become extremely difficult recently as I have a developed some lower back issues.
I was originally diagnosed with a lumbar strain. After receiving an MRI it was brought to my attention that I have a bulging L4-L5 disc that collides with my sciatic nerve root causing me pain every time I sit down.
I have been doing physical therapy as well as seeing local specialists in the area. So far none of recommend surgery and all have prescribed some type of pain medication to help cope with the symptoms as well as avoiding high impact activities. I have been in talks about possibly receiving an epidural injection but I am still unsure if that is the best course of action.
Are there any other young athletes out there (20s to 30s) that have a similar experience to share? If so, what did you do to get better and return to activities/ sports? How long were you out for?
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I am a 23 year old male, and former college athlete. I have recently started a 9-5 job where I am pretty much desk bound all day. I typically like to spend my free time, lifting, running, and playing basketball. Unfortunately this has become extremely difficult recently as I have a developed some lower back issues.
I was originally diagnosed with a lumbar strain. After receiving an MRI it was brought to my attention that I have a bulging L4-L5 disc that collides with my sciatic nerve root causing me pain every time I sit down.
I have been doing physical therapy as well as seeing local specialists in the area. So far none of recommend surgery and all have prescribed some type of pain medication to help cope with the symptoms as well as avoiding high impact activities. I have been in talks about possibly receiving an epidural injection but I am still unsure if that is the best course of action.
Are there any other young athletes out there (20s to 30s) that have a similar experience to share? If so, what did you do to get better and return to activities/ sports? How long were you out for?
2024.05.22 00:08 Bigeasy2302 Lower back Pain
 | I am a 23 year old male, and former college athlete. I have recently started a 9-5 job where I am pretty much desk bound all day. I typically like to spend my free time, lifting, running, and playing basketball. Unfortunately this has become extremely difficult recently as I have a developed some lower back issues. submitted by Bigeasy2302 to RunningInjuries [link] [comments] I was originally diagnosed with a lumbar strain. After receiving an MRI it was brought to my attention that I have a bulging L4-L5 disc that collides with my sciatic nerve root causing me pain every time I sit down. I have been doing physical therapy as well as seeing local specialists in the area. So far none of recommend surgery and all have prescribed some type of pain medication to help cope with the symptoms as well as avoiding high impact activities. I have been in talks about possibly receiving an epidural injection but I am still unsure if that is the best course of action. Are there any other young athletes out there (20s to 30s) that have a similar experience to share? If so, what did you do to get better and return to activities/ sports? How long were you out for? |
2024.05.21 23:08 SportsReference The new and final tool for Stathead CBB — Player Season Finder — is finally here!
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2024.05.21 23:00 wavesfan22 Interview with Coach Schilling
There are a few mistakes in this article (ie. 10 scholarships to give) but it IS the first interview I have seen since his announcement as the new head coach.
https://malibutimes.com/waves-hoops-coach-schilling-has-a-zeal-for-basketball
“I have a great desire to see players get better and teams improve,” said Schilling, a coaching veteran who has coached everywhere from the high school gymnasiums to NBA arenas. “That really gets me on fire. A lot of times, if players can see themselves getting better on the court, they’ll allow you to try and help them get better as men. That is ultimately what it is all about.”
Schilling, 58, an Indiana native, got his basketball fervor from his dad, Ed Schilling Sr., who coached hoops in the high school and college levels. Schilling said his father, also a college professor, who passed away in 2020, had an intensity to educate on the court and in the classroom.
“He loved to teach,” Pepperdine’s coach said. “He was a teacher at heart. Every single day he went to teach, he was excited. We both love to teach. I’m a teacher at heart.”
Schilling expects his love for the game to be evident has he leads Pepperdine’s men’s hoops program. The coach laced up his sneakers and hit the court running soon after he was hired for the coaching gig in early April.
Schilling solidified his coaching staff in the middle of last month and is working to complete the Waves’ roster before practices in June.
Schilling’s coaching staff includes Scott Rigot, Tyus Edney, Peyton Prudhomme, Mike Doig, and Jeremy Grubbs. The quintet are all seasoned coaches with experience teaching the game in college and high school.
For a considerable time, Schilling said, he dreamed about the type of coaching staff he desired.
“I wanted guys that are good coaches, who can get out on the court and really help players get better,” he said. “I also wanted guys that mesh well together. It’s not about building an all-star team, it’s about building a team that works well together. I wanted a group that played off each other’s strengths and covered up for each other’s weaknesses. That is what I was looking for. I feel like I did that.”
Pepperdine ended last season with a 13-20 record. The team’s coach for six seasons, Lorenzo Romar, was let go after the Waves’ final contest. Several players also transferred out of the program since then.
Four players from last season’s squad — guard David Mager, forwards John Squire and Boubacar Coulibaly, and center and forwards Aladji Gassama and Martin Gumwel — are still on the roster. Guard Aaron Clark and forwards Stefan Todorvic and Alonso Faure have also transferred to Pepperdine. The team has signed one recruit, and still has 10 scholarships available, so Schilling and his coaches have been busy hosting potential players and their families on campus and showing them around Malibu.
Schilling envisions the Waves taking the court next season with a talented roster and a playing style spearheaded by the best players’ strengths. He said competing in the West Coast Conference is a challenge he welcomes.
“Ideally, we want to play positionless basketball on offense, and we want to be challenging and tough to score against,” he said. “In this league, you have to be able to defend or you are not going to win. You have to be able to score too, because there are some high-powered offenses in this league.”
Schilling played for his dad in high school and played at Miami University (Ohio) in college, where was backcourt mates with future NBA champion Ron Harper.
“I broke all the assist records because I figured out it was really good if I passed the ball to [Harper] to take the shot,” Schilling said.
Schilling suffered two ACL injuries during his college years, and started his coaching career right after college. He coached high school basketball and spent time as an English and physical education teacher.
“The one thing I had when I started coaching was incredible passion for the game,” Schilling remembered. “I was 22 years old and trying to figure things out. My practices were about four and a half hours. I’m glad I didn’t play for myself back then.”
Schilling soon moved up the coaching ranks. He coached at the University of Massachusetts under legendary coach John Calipari. When Calipari accepted a job to coach the NBA’s New Jersey Nets, Schilling joined his coaching staff.
Schilling was then the head coach at Wright State and later an assistant on the University of Memphis coaching staff.
Then, for seven years, Schilling worked as a trainer — helping pros get ready for the NBA Draft and NBA season.
Schilling returned to the coach ranks as an assistant at UCLA for four years. Then, he was an assistant coach at Indiana University for two years and had the same role at Grand Canyon University for four years before he became the Waves coach.
Pepperdine President Jim Gash said in a press release that Schilling has demonstrated the highest levels of leadership and player development and preparedness during his years coaching.
“His extensive coaching experience throughout his career has exemplified the visionary leadership, strategic thinking, adaptability, and emotional intelligence required to navigate the world of college athletics,” Gash stated.
Schilling said the best thing about coaching is the opportunity to impact lives. He is excited to step on the sidelines and lead the Waves.
“I feel fortunate to be here,” he said. “There are not many places in the world like Pepperdine.”
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https://malibutimes.com/waves-hoops-coach-schilling-has-a-zeal-for-basketball
For seven years, Ed Schilling worked as a trainer, helping pros get ready for the NBA Draft and NBA season
New Pepperdine Waves men’s basketball head coach Ed Schilling is passionate about his sport.“I have a great desire to see players get better and teams improve,” said Schilling, a coaching veteran who has coached everywhere from the high school gymnasiums to NBA arenas. “That really gets me on fire. A lot of times, if players can see themselves getting better on the court, they’ll allow you to try and help them get better as men. That is ultimately what it is all about.”
Schilling, 58, an Indiana native, got his basketball fervor from his dad, Ed Schilling Sr., who coached hoops in the high school and college levels. Schilling said his father, also a college professor, who passed away in 2020, had an intensity to educate on the court and in the classroom.
“He loved to teach,” Pepperdine’s coach said. “He was a teacher at heart. Every single day he went to teach, he was excited. We both love to teach. I’m a teacher at heart.”
Schilling expects his love for the game to be evident has he leads Pepperdine’s men’s hoops program. The coach laced up his sneakers and hit the court running soon after he was hired for the coaching gig in early April.
Schilling solidified his coaching staff in the middle of last month and is working to complete the Waves’ roster before practices in June.
Schilling’s coaching staff includes Scott Rigot, Tyus Edney, Peyton Prudhomme, Mike Doig, and Jeremy Grubbs. The quintet are all seasoned coaches with experience teaching the game in college and high school.
For a considerable time, Schilling said, he dreamed about the type of coaching staff he desired.
“I wanted guys that are good coaches, who can get out on the court and really help players get better,” he said. “I also wanted guys that mesh well together. It’s not about building an all-star team, it’s about building a team that works well together. I wanted a group that played off each other’s strengths and covered up for each other’s weaknesses. That is what I was looking for. I feel like I did that.”
Pepperdine ended last season with a 13-20 record. The team’s coach for six seasons, Lorenzo Romar, was let go after the Waves’ final contest. Several players also transferred out of the program since then.
Four players from last season’s squad — guard David Mager, forwards John Squire and Boubacar Coulibaly, and center and forwards Aladji Gassama and Martin Gumwel — are still on the roster. Guard Aaron Clark and forwards Stefan Todorvic and Alonso Faure have also transferred to Pepperdine. The team has signed one recruit, and still has 10 scholarships available, so Schilling and his coaches have been busy hosting potential players and their families on campus and showing them around Malibu.
Schilling envisions the Waves taking the court next season with a talented roster and a playing style spearheaded by the best players’ strengths. He said competing in the West Coast Conference is a challenge he welcomes.
“Ideally, we want to play positionless basketball on offense, and we want to be challenging and tough to score against,” he said. “In this league, you have to be able to defend or you are not going to win. You have to be able to score too, because there are some high-powered offenses in this league.”
Schilling played for his dad in high school and played at Miami University (Ohio) in college, where was backcourt mates with future NBA champion Ron Harper.
“I broke all the assist records because I figured out it was really good if I passed the ball to [Harper] to take the shot,” Schilling said.
Schilling suffered two ACL injuries during his college years, and started his coaching career right after college. He coached high school basketball and spent time as an English and physical education teacher.
“The one thing I had when I started coaching was incredible passion for the game,” Schilling remembered. “I was 22 years old and trying to figure things out. My practices were about four and a half hours. I’m glad I didn’t play for myself back then.”
Schilling soon moved up the coaching ranks. He coached at the University of Massachusetts under legendary coach John Calipari. When Calipari accepted a job to coach the NBA’s New Jersey Nets, Schilling joined his coaching staff.
Schilling was then the head coach at Wright State and later an assistant on the University of Memphis coaching staff.
Then, for seven years, Schilling worked as a trainer — helping pros get ready for the NBA Draft and NBA season.
Schilling returned to the coach ranks as an assistant at UCLA for four years. Then, he was an assistant coach at Indiana University for two years and had the same role at Grand Canyon University for four years before he became the Waves coach.
Pepperdine President Jim Gash said in a press release that Schilling has demonstrated the highest levels of leadership and player development and preparedness during his years coaching.
“His extensive coaching experience throughout his career has exemplified the visionary leadership, strategic thinking, adaptability, and emotional intelligence required to navigate the world of college athletics,” Gash stated.
Schilling said the best thing about coaching is the opportunity to impact lives. He is excited to step on the sidelines and lead the Waves.
“I feel fortunate to be here,” he said. “There are not many places in the world like Pepperdine.”
2024.05.21 22:20 Dangerous-Plant3757 what kind of schools should i look at?
hi everybody! like most current juniors i am starting the college search/list building and was looking for some guidance on what sort of schools i should be looking at! i want to ideally major in pre-pharmacy/physiology
here is my demographics and stats:
demographics: - white female - MA resident, dual-citizen - medium/high income, immigrant family - small, mid-ranked private school
stats: - 3.88 UW/4.7 W - 1380 sat (will retake in august) - top 5 in class of ~50 - full IB diploma candidate (HL maths, biology, english. SL economics, french, world religions) - 2 years of student government—> my role was/is facilitating communication between administration and the student body and running the school’s instagram - 3 years of being a school admissions ambassador—> toured prospective students and families, helped run events such as open houses etc. - 3 years worked as a gymnastics coach for children between the age of 6-12 (used to be nationally ranked gymnast but quit 3 years ago, but received many awards for achievement and sportsmanship) - 3 years of varsity basketball, one as captain - 1 year worked at starbucks - (hopefully) will work over the summeschool year as a pharmacy technician in a local pharmacy - around 100 hours of volunteer hours between various organizations - organized a fundraiser (raised 1k so far) for helping low-income individuals pay the co-pays for prescription medications
and a few other random clubs/insignificant ecs (im aware my ecs are somewhat lacking for top tier universities)
also worth noting that i will have very strong rec letters from bio and english teachers!
thank you!!
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here is my demographics and stats:
demographics: - white female - MA resident, dual-citizen - medium/high income, immigrant family - small, mid-ranked private school
stats: - 3.88 UW/4.7 W - 1380 sat (will retake in august) - top 5 in class of ~50 - full IB diploma candidate (HL maths, biology, english. SL economics, french, world religions) - 2 years of student government—> my role was/is facilitating communication between administration and the student body and running the school’s instagram - 3 years of being a school admissions ambassador—> toured prospective students and families, helped run events such as open houses etc. - 3 years worked as a gymnastics coach for children between the age of 6-12 (used to be nationally ranked gymnast but quit 3 years ago, but received many awards for achievement and sportsmanship) - 3 years of varsity basketball, one as captain - 1 year worked at starbucks - (hopefully) will work over the summeschool year as a pharmacy technician in a local pharmacy - around 100 hours of volunteer hours between various organizations - organized a fundraiser (raised 1k so far) for helping low-income individuals pay the co-pays for prescription medications
and a few other random clubs/insignificant ecs (im aware my ecs are somewhat lacking for top tier universities)
also worth noting that i will have very strong rec letters from bio and english teachers!
thank you!!
2024.05.21 21:55 Competitive-Wing-551 29 [M4F] keeping it short & sweet, looking for flirting & chatting friends if we click. :)
I'm Into alot of outdoorsy type stuff, college sports especially football & basketball, PS4 video games, history/mystery documentaries & cooking. From the east coast of US :)
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2024.05.21 21:26 AaronAtLunacien I didn't quit my job and still developed my dream game, College Basketball Manager, and today I launched my steam page!
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2024.05.21 21:15 JGrizz0011 Will the position of General Manager become more widespread in college basketball?
With college basketball being a free agent frenzy every year, will we begin to see widespread implementation of a GM position? Someone whose primary job is to assembly a roster using money and benefits and let the coach focus more on coaching? More like an NBA model. Of course the coach would continue to be involved, but would not be the top person in that regard. I know Villanova and Duke have a GM position, but not sure what their specific role is. It just seems like in this era it is extremely taxing for a coach to be the lead in both roles, recruiter and coach.
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2024.05.21 20:36 H0SEIN0 A short story I wrote in one night
It all started with a dream night, the end of which was the end of my world. It was 8:00 pm the full moon and the weather was a little cool, rainy and wet my hair, it was the end of spring, and we would enter the dark autumn a little bit pleasant, so California had the last celebration of spring, let's say the last celebration of my life. It was a celebration in the middle of the city, the streets were closed and there were lights. There were also fireworks that night. I couldn't believe I was sleeping or waking up with a friend of mine, Alex, who was late, had called him, didn't pick up his phone, I thought I'd have a drink while Alex was coming, I walked into the party, it was so crowded, it was like I was being crushed between two trucks, but it was worth it. Everyone was wearing a costume for someone they loved. I was a gamer، I wore a hitman suit with a red tie and a mask that showed my head bald with a barcode tattoo that I had behind me، just like Agent 47 and a silencer gun that wasn't real but very much like the real one on my back. I like it and doesn't bother me. On the contrary, most people who don't like clothes that are tight and they look stifling to them, by the way, I said that the red tie reminds me of blood I like blood, but not like a vampire to drink it. My drink was ready because I had ordered a special one, and it took a while until Alex arrived, I told him why you didn't answer your phone, he said I was in the crowd, I didn't hear him, I told him he was drinking, he said, "Yeah, I ordered a drink for Alex, like me, and they were going to start the fireworks for another hour, I didn't drink much because I wanted to remember the fireworks that night. I don't know why I had a feeling that it would be the last fireworks of my life, we talked to Alex for about half an hour before we went to school because I was interested in basketball, and I was on the school team, and I wanted the future career to be basketball, but Alex wasn't very interested in basketball and he just watched my games. One day when he came to watch me play he gave me so much energy that we won the game that we were 50 points behind and it was impossible to win, Alex would have been a joy and savior for me and I would have been a depressed person without him. On the one hand, the memories of the past were really beautiful and on the other hand, sad that they are over and are not going to come back Alex and I know each other from high school. People say college friends stay for you and high school friendships don't last, but they are wrong because Alex and I were so tight that we could say that we couldn't be separated once we were in seventh grade, Alex and I were in the seventh grade. We were talking a lot in class when the teacher took us out of the classroom and said that because they talk a lot about each other, I want to take your classes apart and it's not your first time we've asked her not to, but she didn't pay attention to us. And we talked to our mother to come and talk to our teacher, and finally they could satisfy it, but even if they couldn't, I wouldn't have been able to tell them that much.It was serious for me that I was even willing to change our schools Somehow, if it wasn't for Alex, I wouldn't be there either. Reviewing these memories gave me a good feeling, but after that Alex told me that Ash's life was coming to an end. Cursed fireworks. My hand went to the trigger, but my gun was not real, and I killed my best friend without realizing it (that's why I shot at that time because the sound of the gun didn't come out and people didn't notice, I know my gun had a silencer, but it doesn't do anything wrong) When the fireworks were over, I couldn't see the crowd anymore, I didn't know why, until a voice whispered in my ear saying, "get up, it's over, you won." The game was real and memorable. That night was the last night in the world for me because I have never found another game like this game, but all the details were observed and all my memories were true. I said to myself that this game should not read my subconscious mind and this happened. Really, until this thought came to my mind, I entered another place of the game again, as if I had entered a new stage and I had to kill another person. I was stuck in the game and time had no meaning for me anymore. I had no way back except to search. I could go out there. After completing one of the 10 stages, I heard a voice in my ear again, as if it was saying that I made you, you are one of the characters in the game. I realized there that I was just a game bot and my home was right here and my creator was so right that for once I experienced the feeling of a human being.The creator of the game shut down the game servers forever because every game has a death time and I had been living for many years but I didn't know that I died that night but the memory that my creator has of me is enough because that reason makes me I think I'm still alive
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2024.05.21 20:14 HeyHippy123 I need some help with marriage that seems to be losing its magic.
Hi there!
My name is Rebecca and my husband hasn’t had sex with me in weeks. Everytime I try to engage with him, he just groans and rolls off to his side. I will sit and finger myself to pictures of body builders right next to him to try and make him jealous, but he just doesn’t care. Last week, I even tried to have sex with a man in our bedroom while he was home but when he walked in and caught us, all he said was “Wow, Rebecca you really smell like an old, washed up gym sock,” and then went to watch college basketball on tv. The man I was having sex with agreed with my husband, got dressed, and then left. I was totally devastated. My question here is this: how can I approve my body odor to be more pleasant for my husband?
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My name is Rebecca and my husband hasn’t had sex with me in weeks. Everytime I try to engage with him, he just groans and rolls off to his side. I will sit and finger myself to pictures of body builders right next to him to try and make him jealous, but he just doesn’t care. Last week, I even tried to have sex with a man in our bedroom while he was home but when he walked in and caught us, all he said was “Wow, Rebecca you really smell like an old, washed up gym sock,” and then went to watch college basketball on tv. The man I was having sex with agreed with my husband, got dressed, and then left. I was totally devastated. My question here is this: how can I approve my body odor to be more pleasant for my husband?
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2024.05.21 19:05 kitkrilled I'd love to chat with some other gender queer folks! :-)
Hello! This is my first time making a post. I usually just lurk here lolol. I'm really just in the mood to chat with some other genderqueer folks. I don't really know many others irl who identify the same way I do and sometimes it can be a bit lonely.
A bit about me: I'm about to enter my last year of college in the fall, as a fine arts major! i have a given name and a chosen name that i go by (chosen name is Juni). I use they/she pronouns! I have a black cat who is my precious baby boy and my ESA!! I love to play games like Valheim, V Rising, ANY zelda but especially TOTK and BOTW, Minecraft, Animal Crossing, etc.....I'm really into reading One Piece currently as well!
My genderqueer is experience so far has been initially identifying as non-binary from 2020 until about 2022. I didn't feel like I quite related to what non-binary usually is as a label, so I had to do some reflection. I present feminine some days (longer skirts, flowy clothes, layered necklaces and earrings, makeup, etc) and I really enjoy feeling pretty (even when I present more masculine), but I feel most comfortable in what you could call uhhh the "adam sandler" fits lolol. aka a big tee and basketball shorts. That is how I prefer to present. Even my dressed up looks usually involve mens green cargo shorts and blocky tanks, or baggy jeans/jean shorts, big tees. I also do not usually wear makeup...my ""every day"" these days is just a smear of some brown eyeliner and eyeshadow w a lil glitter. The best way to verbalize my gender is..........creature thing?? I feel like I can relate to growing up a girl socially, and to the experience of womanhood now, but I simultaneously feel detached and foreign from it?? Like i'm not allowed to be there....because it's something i don't fully understand....I didn't have a normal girl experience either so maybe that is why. When I was with other girls when I was younger, it did feel like I was performing as a gender. When i started expressing myself correctly in the past few years i felt my confidence skyrocket! (aka letting my body hair grow, wearing less makeup, masculine clothes) Blah idk. being alive is strange but beautiful
Anyways that is enough about me !! :0) sorry for rambling hehe
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A bit about me: I'm about to enter my last year of college in the fall, as a fine arts major! i have a given name and a chosen name that i go by (chosen name is Juni). I use they/she pronouns! I have a black cat who is my precious baby boy and my ESA!! I love to play games like Valheim, V Rising, ANY zelda but especially TOTK and BOTW, Minecraft, Animal Crossing, etc.....I'm really into reading One Piece currently as well!
My genderqueer is experience so far has been initially identifying as non-binary from 2020 until about 2022. I didn't feel like I quite related to what non-binary usually is as a label, so I had to do some reflection. I present feminine some days (longer skirts, flowy clothes, layered necklaces and earrings, makeup, etc) and I really enjoy feeling pretty (even when I present more masculine), but I feel most comfortable in what you could call uhhh the "adam sandler" fits lolol. aka a big tee and basketball shorts. That is how I prefer to present. Even my dressed up looks usually involve mens green cargo shorts and blocky tanks, or baggy jeans/jean shorts, big tees. I also do not usually wear makeup...my ""every day"" these days is just a smear of some brown eyeliner and eyeshadow w a lil glitter. The best way to verbalize my gender is..........creature thing?? I feel like I can relate to growing up a girl socially, and to the experience of womanhood now, but I simultaneously feel detached and foreign from it?? Like i'm not allowed to be there....because it's something i don't fully understand....I didn't have a normal girl experience either so maybe that is why. When I was with other girls when I was younger, it did feel like I was performing as a gender. When i started expressing myself correctly in the past few years i felt my confidence skyrocket! (aka letting my body hair grow, wearing less makeup, masculine clothes) Blah idk. being alive is strange but beautiful
Anyways that is enough about me !! :0) sorry for rambling hehe
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2024.05.21 17:35 fark13 Staff Realtime Systems Rust Engineer - Second Spectrum - United states
 | Second Spectrum is a Sports Emmy-winning data & tech company that is building the next way of seeing sports - by capturing and producing the highest quality data and innovative content for many of the world’s largest leagues and media partners, such as the NFL, NBA, English Premier League, ESPN, Amazon, and CBS Sports. We are pushing the boundaries of deep tech -- machine learning, computer vision, big data, augmented and virtual reality. Our passion for cutting-edge design and decades of experience playing college and professional sports is an equal part of the magic that brings unique and innovative products to life. These products have helped Second Spectrum partners to multiple NBA championships, to win matches on football pitches around the world, to entertain and educate millions of fans on TV and digital. In 2021, Second Spectrum was acquired by Genius Sports, bringing together a unique combination of technological, operational and commercial capabilities. We believe that technology will revolutionize the way that sports are played, coached, and experienced. We're just getting started turning our joint vision of transformative sports technologies into reality. Second Spectrum is the place to be if you’re interested in working on cutting edge technology in sports, alongside incredibly driven and ambitious teammates. Our innovative and dynamic environment emphasizes opportunities for motivated individuals to maximize their growth and impact. The Role - Staff Realtime Systems Rust Engineer Player and ball location tracking is the foundational data layer upon which nearly all Second Spectrum products are built. You will design and develop our real-time tracking systems that deliver tracking for thousands of soccer and basketball games. Specifically, you will submitted by fark13 to sports_jobs [link] [comments] Integrate low-latency algorithms in collaboration with the computer vision, artificial intelligence, and augmentation teams. Develop performative code targeting cutting edge devices both in the cloud and on-premises. Build highly autonomous systems to scale our technology and minimize the need for manual intervention. Collaborate on tools and frameworks that support the developer experience and velocity across the engineering organization. This role is based in our recently opened, global center, New York City office. Located in midtown Manhattan, amongst the iconic skyline, you'll be immersed in cultural richness that inspires innovation and creativity. Join our team and add your talents to building a hub for all of Genius Sports. Minimum Qualifications Experience with architecting and benchmarking low-latency, real-time systems Enthusiasm towards framework development and developer experience Embraces learning and mentoring, empowers teammates Ability to excel in a fast-paced, dynamic environment Proven leadership and strong communication skills 10+ years of industry experience Expertise with Rust and/or C++ Preferred Qualifications Message brokers such as Pulsar, RabbitMQ, ZMQ Message brokers such as Pulsar, RabbitMQ, ZMQ Devops experience with Linux, CMake, DockeEarthly, Kubernetes Familiarity with Nvidia GPUs and CUDA Experience with live event deliverables and on-call support Python, TypeScript, React, GraphQL Our Work Environment and What You Will Benefit From: Cutting-edge products to work on for major professional sports leagues and teams. Team-oriented engineering habits and software engineering best practices (readable, maintainable, and efficient code). Flat hierarchy and collaborative management led by experienced and strong technical leads. Innovative and dynamic environment, which encourages self-development and opportunities to make an impact. Multicultural team with employees based across several countries (e.g., Switzerland, Denmark, France, United States). Potential for Equity/Bonus, Flexible working hours, Competitive salary, Medical and dental benefits, 401k match What’s in it for you? As well as a competitive salary and annual leave allowance, our benefits include health insurance, skills training and much more, depending on the location. We also offer a host of softer benefits, including many social events throughout the year such as summer and winter holiday parties, monthly team building events, sports tournaments, charity days and wellbeing activities. The base salary range for this role is $200,000 – $230,000. There are a number of factors which affect what the specific pay offer would be for this role, including location, seniority, and relevant educational and working experience. This is base salary only – all full-time roles will also be eligible to take part in Second Spectrum benefits and equity plan, and some roles may be eligible to take part in a bonus plan. For more details on the compensation and benefits package, please get in touch with our Talent team. How we work We have adapted a forward-thinking ‘Ways of Working’ framework, which sets out (amongst other things) the opportunities for Second Spectrum to work flexibly, remotely and on working holidays. It affects different teams and locations differently, so please ask for further information on how it would work with this role. Our employees are empowered to stretch the boundaries of what’s achievable, always reaching further and pushing the edges to see what gives. We collaborate, we innovate, and we celebrate. We will continue to grow as an organization and continue to invest in our highly talented and diverse team. Second Spectrum, part of Genius Sports Group, is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We recognize and celebrate the benefits that a diverse and inclusive workforce bring to our business, our customers and our staff. We welcome and will consider all applications regardless of age, different abilities or disability, gender identity or re-assignment, marriage, pregnancy, maternity, race or nationality, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation (and any other applicable status). Please let us know when you apply if you need any assistance during the recruiting process due to a disability. |
2024.05.21 17:35 fark13 Staff Realtime Systems Rust Engineer - Genius Sports - United states
| | Second Spectrum is a Sports Emmy-winning data & tech company that is building the next way of seeing sports - by capturing and producing the highest quality data and innovative content for many of the world’s largest leagues and media partners, such as the NFL, NBA, English Premier League, ESPN, Amazon, and CBS Sports. We are pushing the boundaries of deep tech -- machine learning, computer vision, big data, augmented and virtual reality. Our passion for cutting-edge design and decades of experience playing college and professional sports is an equal part of the magic that brings unique and innovative products to life. These products have helped Second Spectrum partners to multiple NBA championships, to win matches on football pitches around the world, to entertain and educate millions of fans on TV and digital. In 2021, Second Spectrum was acquired by Genius Sports, bringing together a unique combination of technological, operational and commercial capabilities. We believe that technology will revolutionize the way that sports are played, coached, and experienced. We're just getting started turning our joint vision of transformative sports technologies into reality. Second Spectrum is the place to be if you’re interested in working on cutting edge technology in sports, alongside incredibly driven and ambitious teammates. Our innovative and dynamic environment emphasizes opportunities for motivated individuals to maximize their growth and impact. The Role - Senior Realtime Systems Rust Engineer Player and ball location tracking is the foundational data layer upon which nearly all Second Spectrum products are built. You will design and develop our real-time tracking systems that deliver tracking for thousands of soccer and basketball games. Specifically, you will submitted by fark13 to sports_jobs [link] [comments] Integrate low-latency algorithms in collaboration with the computer vision, artificial intelligence, and augmentation teams. Develop performative code targeting cutting edge devices both in the cloud and on-premises. Build highly autonomous systems to scale our technology and minimize the need for manual intervention. Collaborate on tools and frameworks that support the developer experience and velocity across the engineering organization. This role is based in our recently opened, global center, New York City office. Located in midtown Manhattan, amongst the iconic skyline, you'll be immersed in cultural richness that inspires innovation and creativity. Join our team and add your talents to building a hub for all of Genius Sports. Minimum Qualifications Experience with architecting and benchmarking low-latency, real-time systems Enthusiasm towards framework development and developer experience Embraces learning and mentoring, empowers teammates Ability to excel in a fast-paced, dynamic environment Proven leadership and strong communication skills 10+ years of industry experience Expertise with Rust and/or C++ Preferred Qualifications Message brokers such as Pulsar, RabbitMQ, ZMQ Devops experience with Linux, CMake, DockeEarthly, Kubernetes Familiarity with Nvidia GPUs and CUDA Experience with live event deliverables and on-call support Python, TypeScript, React, GraphQL Our Work Environment and What You Will Benefit From: Cutting-edge products to work on for major professional sports leagues and teams. Team-oriented engineering habits and software engineering best practices (readable, maintainable, and efficient code). Flat hierarchy and collaborative management led by experienced and strong technical leads. Innovative and dynamic environment, which encourages self-development and opportunities to make an impact. Multicultural team with employees based across several countries (e.g., Switzerland, Denmark, France, United States). Potential for Equity/Bonus, Flexible working hours, Competitive salary, Medical and dental benefits, 401k match What’s in it for you? As well as a competitive salary and annual leave allowance, our benefits include health insurance, skills training and much more, depending on the location. We also offer a host of softer benefits, including many social events throughout the year such as summer and winter holiday parties, monthly team building events, sports tournaments, charity days and wellbeing activities. The base salary range for this role is $200,000 – $230,000. There are a number of factors which affect what the specific pay offer would be for this role, including location, seniority, and relevant educational and working experience. This is base salary only – all full-time roles will also be eligible to take part in Second Spectrum benefits and equity plan, and some roles may be eligible to take part in a bonus plan. For more details on the compensation and benefits package, please get in touch with our Talent team. How we work We have adapted a forward-thinking ‘Ways of Working’ framework, which sets out (amongst other things) the opportunities for Second Spectrum to work flexibly, remotely and on working holidays. It affects different teams and locations differently, so please ask for further information on how it would work with this role. Our employees are empowered to stretch the boundaries of what’s achievable, always reaching further and pushing the edges to see what gives. We collaborate, we innovate, and we celebrate. We will continue to grow as an organization and continue to invest in our highly talented and diverse team. Second Spectrum, part of Genius Sports Group, is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We recognize and celebrate the benefits that a diverse and inclusive workforce bring to our business, our customers and our staff. We welcome and will consider all applications regardless of age, different abilities or disability, gender identity or re-assignment, marriage, pregnancy, maternity, race or nationality, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation (and any other applicable status). Please let us know when you apply if you need any assistance during the recruiting process due to a disability. |
2024.05.21 17:29 fark13 Staff Realtime Systems Rust Engineer - Second Spectrum - United states
| | Second Spectrum is a Sports Emmy-winning data & tech company that is building the next way of seeing sports - by capturing and producing the highest quality data and innovative content for many of the world’s largest leagues and media partners, such as the NFL, NBA, English Premier League, ESPN, Amazon, and CBS Sports. We are pushing the boundaries of deep tech -- machine learning, computer vision, big data, augmented and virtual reality. Our passion for cutting-edge design and decades of experience playing college and professional sports is an equal part of the magic that brings unique and innovative products to life. These products have helped Second Spectrum partners to multiple NBA championships, to win matches on football pitches around the world, to entertain and educate millions of fans on TV and digital. In 2021, Second Spectrum was acquired by Genius Sports, bringing together a unique combination of technological, operational and commercial capabilities. We believe that technology will revolutionize the way that sports are played, coached, and experienced. We're just getting started turning our joint vision of transformative sports technologies into reality. Second Spectrum is the place to be if you’re interested in working on cutting edge technology in sports, alongside incredibly driven and ambitious teammates. Our innovative and dynamic environment emphasizes opportunities for motivated individuals to maximize their growth and impact. The Role - Staff Realtime Systems Rust Engineer Player and ball location tracking is the foundational data layer upon which nearly all Second Spectrum products are built. You will design and develop our real-time tracking systems that deliver tracking for thousands of soccer and basketball games. Specifically, you will submitted by fark13 to sports_jobs [link] [comments] Integrate low-latency algorithms in collaboration with the computer vision, artificial intelligence, and augmentation teams. Develop performative code targeting cutting edge devices both in the cloud and on-premises. Build highly autonomous systems to scale our technology and minimize the need for manual intervention. Collaborate on tools and frameworks that support the developer experience and velocity across the engineering organization. This role is based in our recently opened, global center, New York City office. Located in midtown Manhattan, amongst the iconic skyline, you'll be immersed in cultural richness that inspires innovation and creativity. Join our team and add your talents to building a hub for all of Genius Sports. Minimum Qualifications Experience with architecting and benchmarking low-latency, real-time systems Enthusiasm towards framework development and developer experience Embraces learning and mentoring, empowers teammates Ability to excel in a fast-paced, dynamic environment Proven leadership and strong communication skills 10+ years of industry experience Expertise with Rust and/or C++ Preferred Qualifications Message brokers such as Pulsar, RabbitMQ, ZMQ Message brokers such as Pulsar, RabbitMQ, ZMQ Devops experience with Linux, CMake, DockeEarthly, Kubernetes Familiarity with Nvidia GPUs and CUDA Experience with live event deliverables and on-call support Python, TypeScript, React, GraphQL Our Work Environment and What You Will Benefit From: Cutting-edge products to work on for major professional sports leagues and teams. Team-oriented engineering habits and software engineering best practices (readable, maintainable, and efficient code). Flat hierarchy and collaborative management led by experienced and strong technical leads. Innovative and dynamic environment, which encourages self-development and opportunities to make an impact. Multicultural team with employees based across several countries (e.g., Switzerland, Denmark, France, United States). Potential for Equity/Bonus, Flexible working hours, Competitive salary, Medical and dental benefits, 401k match What’s in it for you? As well as a competitive salary and annual leave allowance, our benefits include health insurance, skills training and much more, depending on the location. We also offer a host of softer benefits, including many social events throughout the year such as summer and winter holiday parties, monthly team building events, sports tournaments, charity days and wellbeing activities. The base salary range for this role is $200,000 – $230,000. There are a number of factors which affect what the specific pay offer would be for this role, including location, seniority, and relevant educational and working experience. This is base salary only – all full-time roles will also be eligible to take part in Second Spectrum benefits and equity plan, and some roles may be eligible to take part in a bonus plan. For more details on the compensation and benefits package, please get in touch with our Talent team. How we work We have adapted a forward-thinking ‘Ways of Working’ framework, which sets out (amongst other things) the opportunities for Second Spectrum to work flexibly, remotely and on working holidays. It affects different teams and locations differently, so please ask for further information on how it would work with this role. Our employees are empowered to stretch the boundaries of what’s achievable, always reaching further and pushing the edges to see what gives. We collaborate, we innovate, and we celebrate. We will continue to grow as an organization and continue to invest in our highly talented and diverse team. Second Spectrum, part of Genius Sports Group, is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We recognize and celebrate the benefits that a diverse and inclusive workforce bring to our business, our customers and our staff. We welcome and will consider all applications regardless of age, different abilities or disability, gender identity or re-assignment, marriage, pregnancy, maternity, race or nationality, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation (and any other applicable status). Please let us know when you apply if you need any assistance during the recruiting process due to a disability. |
2024.05.21 17:29 fark13 Staff Realtime Systems Rust Engineer - Genius Sports - United states
| | Second Spectrum is a Sports Emmy-winning data & tech company that is building the next way of seeing sports - by capturing and producing the highest quality data and innovative content for many of the world’s largest leagues and media partners, such as the NFL, NBA, English Premier League, ESPN, Amazon, and CBS Sports. We are pushing the boundaries of deep tech -- machine learning, computer vision, big data, augmented and virtual reality. Our passion for cutting-edge design and decades of experience playing college and professional sports is an equal part of the magic that brings unique and innovative products to life. These products have helped Second Spectrum partners to multiple NBA championships, to win matches on football pitches around the world, to entertain and educate millions of fans on TV and digital. In 2021, Second Spectrum was acquired by Genius Sports, bringing together a unique combination of technological, operational and commercial capabilities. We believe that technology will revolutionize the way that sports are played, coached, and experienced. We're just getting started turning our joint vision of transformative sports technologies into reality. Second Spectrum is the place to be if you’re interested in working on cutting edge technology in sports, alongside incredibly driven and ambitious teammates. Our innovative and dynamic environment emphasizes opportunities for motivated individuals to maximize their growth and impact. The Role - Senior Realtime Systems Rust Engineer Player and ball location tracking is the foundational data layer upon which nearly all Second Spectrum products are built. You will design and develop our real-time tracking systems that deliver tracking for thousands of soccer and basketball games. Specifically, you will submitted by fark13 to sports_jobs [link] [comments] Integrate low-latency algorithms in collaboration with the computer vision, artificial intelligence, and augmentation teams. Develop performative code targeting cutting edge devices both in the cloud and on-premises. Build highly autonomous systems to scale our technology and minimize the need for manual intervention. Collaborate on tools and frameworks that support the developer experience and velocity across the engineering organization. This role is based in our recently opened, global center, New York City office. Located in midtown Manhattan, amongst the iconic skyline, you'll be immersed in cultural richness that inspires innovation and creativity. Join our team and add your talents to building a hub for all of Genius Sports. Minimum Qualifications Experience with architecting and benchmarking low-latency, real-time systems Enthusiasm towards framework development and developer experience Embraces learning and mentoring, empowers teammates Ability to excel in a fast-paced, dynamic environment Proven leadership and strong communication skills 10+ years of industry experience Expertise with Rust and/or C++ Preferred Qualifications Message brokers such as Pulsar, RabbitMQ, ZMQ Devops experience with Linux, CMake, DockeEarthly, Kubernetes Familiarity with Nvidia GPUs and CUDA Experience with live event deliverables and on-call support Python, TypeScript, React, GraphQL Our Work Environment and What You Will Benefit From: Cutting-edge products to work on for major professional sports leagues and teams. Team-oriented engineering habits and software engineering best practices (readable, maintainable, and efficient code). Flat hierarchy and collaborative management led by experienced and strong technical leads. Innovative and dynamic environment, which encourages self-development and opportunities to make an impact. Multicultural team with employees based across several countries (e.g., Switzerland, Denmark, France, United States). Potential for Equity/Bonus, Flexible working hours, Competitive salary, Medical and dental benefits, 401k match What’s in it for you? As well as a competitive salary and annual leave allowance, our benefits include health insurance, skills training and much more, depending on the location. We also offer a host of softer benefits, including many social events throughout the year such as summer and winter holiday parties, monthly team building events, sports tournaments, charity days and wellbeing activities. The base salary range for this role is $200,000 – $230,000. There are a number of factors which affect what the specific pay offer would be for this role, including location, seniority, and relevant educational and working experience. This is base salary only – all full-time roles will also be eligible to take part in Second Spectrum benefits and equity plan, and some roles may be eligible to take part in a bonus plan. For more details on the compensation and benefits package, please get in touch with our Talent team. How we work We have adapted a forward-thinking ‘Ways of Working’ framework, which sets out (amongst other things) the opportunities for Second Spectrum to work flexibly, remotely and on working holidays. It affects different teams and locations differently, so please ask for further information on how it would work with this role. Our employees are empowered to stretch the boundaries of what’s achievable, always reaching further and pushing the edges to see what gives. We collaborate, we innovate, and we celebrate. We will continue to grow as an organization and continue to invest in our highly talented and diverse team. Second Spectrum, part of Genius Sports Group, is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We recognize and celebrate the benefits that a diverse and inclusive workforce bring to our business, our customers and our staff. We welcome and will consider all applications regardless of age, different abilities or disability, gender identity or re-assignment, marriage, pregnancy, maternity, race or nationality, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation (and any other applicable status). Please let us know when you apply if you need any assistance during the recruiting process due to a disability. |
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