I want to send this to those card repair people to get those white spots out, but I don’t think the centering is to bad, idk I haven’t graded anything ever so idk what I’m looking at but 2K in a 10 is all I needed to hear
So I’ve been combing through engineering degrees and am running out of time because I want to find a job or career that I’m not going to hate( I get all jobs have bad parts) I’ve been looking at mechatronics mostly but being in Louisiana I would end up getting a mechanical degree with a specialization in robotics/ mechatronics. I feel like I’m glancing over something’s but here are the requirements I want to be dead set on a career is anyone has a better idea.
( from most to least important)
-Can build up to 100-120k( preferably in 5-10 years)
Be able to be apply to a bunch of jobs and not be stuck to just a certain job or boundary
- not have to travel a whole lot( by this I mean out of state stuff a couple times is fine but I don’t want to be a nomad
- not being confined to a cubicle
If anyone has more questions feel free to ask
I have all summer where I’m not doing much and want to make my gaming interesting, do you think if I did those house tutorial videos I would make some money off of it? While I don’t mean like 1k a video but maybe like $20-$30, I know to get to be paid by YouTube is probably the hardest part but do you think I could do it in 2-3 months?
I’m 15y/o and was curious about soft washing, I already have an old motor, alligator clips, tank, a hose, and a mode of transportation, all of the listed items I had lying around from my grandpa and dads old stuff/ tools, I don’t wanna clean roofs just bc that is way too risky and I don’t wanna go through bringing a big ladder with me, any tips, or suggestions on what else to add to my shopping cart, or what else I could soft wash other than roofs? I heard wooded fences are a good starting point but idk as most people on YouTube are soft washing roofs
So, I’m a kicker 15yo, and am hitting 38 yards, I have been focusing more and a repeatable kick than anything and wanted to know what workouts to do to truely see improvement specifically distance improvement
I do football workouts with the team whic lower body consist of
A squat ( back, front, zercher or box squat)
A deadlift( regular, sumo, trapbar, Jefferson
And then 3 sets of 4 different auxiliaries ( there’s like 8 so I’m not gonna name all of them but things like leg press and ankle mobility stuff
I get that kicking especially distance comes with time and work but I want to make sure I’m on the right track right path as the guy in front of me who is also a freshman and has been playing defensive so soccers is close to cracking 50 yards.