u/No_Cartoonist45

I have some leaky pipes and a leaky toilet that need fixing, do you guys have any recommendations?

I'm a temporary resident in scranton and was wondering what the garbage policy is here. I am trying to get rid of items like a mattress, cabinet, and some electronics like a microwave and an old PC. Can these item be left on the side of street with your usual garbage cans? I appreciate the help!

I notice that I wake up every few hours or so or only get a few hours of sleep max because of the body/muscle aches and the skin sensitivity. It gets better the next day or two though.

tl;dr: down about 20 pounds without significant symptoms. No electrolyte supplements were taken during the water fast.

This was my first fast of any kind in my whole life. I don't think I've ever even went more than 24 hours without eating at least something.

My initial goal was to fast for a day or 2, but hunger subsided and only really got to me when I was bored, so I went longer. Overall, it wasnt as bad as I thought it was going to be, and I think I could've went longer, but I didn't have the proper electrolytes available to continue. I might do another prolonged fast in the future, but I think it's more likely that I will do 24-72 hour fasts.

Overall, I didn't have any significant symptons during the fast. I had muscle aches on day 3-4 that quickly subsided, mild nausea, lower than normal energy, and maybe more shortness of breath after slight physical activity (like going up stairs).

NOTE: I didn't take any electrolytes during this time, I ONLY had water.

Stats:

6'1 28yo male

SW 361 EW 341

4/27: 360

4/28: 358.4

4/29: 354.8

4/30: 351.4 (i noticed i was kind of bloated this day so that might explain the drop of 5lbs the next weigh in)

5/1: 346.6

5/2: 344.4

5/3: 342.4

5/4: 341.0

I was looking through data to see which courses I wanted to take for summer and fall and out of curiousity I went back to check data for 6035, a course I had already taken. To my surprise, it had the lowest "A" percentage (48%) and highest withdrawal rate (23-30%) out of like 10 courses I looked up so far.

I'm assuming it has to do with it being the course that most new OMSCS students take in their first semester, so maybe it catches them off guard? Even then, that seems pretty extreme.

I just took this course this spring and ended with a 99+%, I didn't find it to be anything crazy.

If you want to check yourself, just go here and type in cs 6035 as the course number:

https://lite.gatech.edu/lite_script/dashboards/grade_distribution.html