u/Independent_Fix6156

Hello! I just moved into college and bought a custom pc from someone 2nd hand a couple of years ago. It was working fine before packing and moving but now it won't connect to our display screen (tv).

It gives me a hard time connecting via hdmi and when it finally takes away the no connection found indication, the screen is blank.

I tried 2 different hdmi cords and 2 different display screens, same issue.

Any help is appreciated

Is anyone having issues once their spot in the queue arrives?

Hello!

Unfortunately, the campus websites are not giving me the information I need so if you know what textbooks are used for the following courses, it would be greatly appreciated! It's primarily for financial planning, not to purchase atm.

Also, any tips for these courses are welcome! Thank you :)

FIN 311

MKT 333 (Online)

MGT 300 (Online), 301, 340

For those who have been an SI leader (Specifically within the Franke college), how was your experience? Would you recommend it for a job? Any other insights?

Hi everyone, Hopefully I can get some insight from those who travel via older vehicles can help me out.

I have a 2000 Saturn which requires 15% ethanol gasoline, my problem is no where nearby seems to sell it. Does anyone know of anyway to find 15% without calling everywhere in my pathway? Right now I'm looking in the Casa Grande, AZ area.

I'm aware of the government website for pure gas however everywhere with gas info available is almost an hour away.

Thanks for any help

Happy Monday everyone,

For those who have taken ECO 373, would you recommend it as a 4-week summer course? The professor is Andrew Parkes.

So for some vague context and details.

My long-term partner and I come to their grandparents' house when we are on break from university. This summer has been the longest amount of time we have been here together.

Their aunt also lives here as a house caretaker and assists her grandparents in maintaining the rather large house. My partner's grandparents are like their parents and agree with us on the behavior of their aunt.

Since being here, I haven't had a job because it's far from our uni town, so I've been more helpful to my in-laws by helping with cleaning, making meals, and more. In the process, I have moved some things around to accommodate both me working in the kitchen and shared areas, as well as limited mobility for my in-laws.

The issue is, their aunt seems to almost be resource-guarding her grandparents. She talks shit about me to them, stating that I move things around and assume ALL the responsibility, leaving passive-aggressive notes, muttering under her breath, hiding away, and more towards us. Everything I do is checked with and approved by her grandparents. And this goes primarily for very small things like the way the dish racks are set up.

I'm not very familiar with her behavior like this, but my partner and in-laws say that she is very childish and that she tries to manipulate. Which works with my in-laws. I've pointed out that her attitude and behavior create a hostile living environment that mimics the abuse I once lived in at my mother's house. My in-laws want me to stay around while we aren't in school, as I've been a great deal of help to them while their daughter is working constantly. My partner is unsure how to get her to stop and her grandparent's tactic is to "Just ignore it" because they aren't sure either; however, I've expressed that I won't condition myself to abuse and manipulation by a grown woman.

My in-laws understand why I don't want to be here but don't know what to say to their daughter to get to stop being childish, possessive, and controlling over the order of the house. So my question is, any advice on what to say?

Hi everyone!

This subreddit has been so helpful to me, and I'm so thankful. So I'm coming back with more questions! Since I simply and honestly don't know anything about cars, but love my Saturn (2000 SL2).

With the way gas prices/quality have changed, where the E15 (15% ethanol) blend is coming out.

How does it affect the older Saturns? Since I know it's not meant to be used with older cars

How do I find what places DON'T have this fuel blend? I want to protect my car for as long as possible, as at 26, she still has less than 100k.

Should I use 89? I know the area I'm in doesn't have the space to accommodate the 85 and 87, does that mean they'll just switch them?

I appreciate the help <3

Morning everyone

Does anyone know the Financial Aid Summer hours? I can't seem to find updated info.

Additionally, does anyone know/have you have done the scholarship reinstatement process for extenuating circumstances? What was the process like? Did you do it as soon as you returned to NAU, or did you wait to do it?

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Hi!

Just a girl in her early 20s with her 2000's car from highschool trying to fix it. Anyways, my car has been leaking lightly for the last like 2 years and I've dropped to much money at mechanics to fix it and it not being fixed. If I have a combination of YouTube and reddit I feel confident in basic car repairs, I've done some minor work for it myself but just cosmetic or routine maintenance.

My most recent theory?

The oil plug leaking, but after changing it out it's still leaking nearby and it appears to be coming from above. I'm going to the store to get the materials to lift my car up to get under and look more at it. (Any tips to be extra safe are appreciated)

Next best guess?

The sealant of the oil pan, but either I can't see it or the Saturn model doesn't have an oil pan like that.

Any issues others have faced or any tips to resolve is very helpful.

Hi!

Just a girl in her early 20s with her 2000's car from highschool trying to fix it. Anyways, my car has been leaking lightly for the last like 2 years and I've dropped to much money at mechanics to fix it and it not being fixed. If I have a combination of YouTube and reddit I feel confident in basic car repairs, I've done some minor work for it myself but just cosmetic or routine maintenance.

My most recent theory?

The oil plug leaking, but after changing it out it's still leaking nearby and it appears to be coming from above. I'm going to the store to get the materials to lift my car up to get under and look more at it. (Any tips to be extra safe are appreciated)

Next best guess?

The sealant of the oil pan, but either I can't see it or the Saturn model doesn't have an oil pan like that.

Any issues others have faced or any tips to resolve is very helpful.

Not sure where to put this within Reddit, but here we go!

I’m a current junior (20, almost 21 F)in college looking for a non–fast-food summer job outside my college town. I have experience in adult shelter services (case management and shelter support), so working with challenging populations doesn’t really intimidate me.

I have an interview for a Teen Specialist position at a Boys & Girls Club in a rural town. The job description has been pretty vague, and I’m not sure what the day-to-day looks like or what kinds of challenges to expect if I get the job.

I also did school yearbook photography for a few months with elementary students, so I have some experience working with kids in that kind of setting.

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Please ask any questions to get more info, any advice is greatly appreciated.