u/Sad_Roof_1082

I was wondering if you guys knew of a way to breakdown the individual subsections within the whole of the entirety of a topic; for example, I am using Mometrix and just finished the punctuation subsection (it'd be funny if I used the semicolon and commas incorrectly, or even the parenthesis I am using now lol).

I'd like to quiz myself on the punctuation usage and other subsections, how are you guys going about that? The english portion is long.

Question: I was wondering if it is harmful to take additional insulin to lower my average sugar levels to below 100?

For example, I'm running at about 133mg/dL on average with an A1C of 6.4, I want to get to the 5.6 range, my diets pretty good and I'm losing weight but I want that darn number 😂

If I take 10 units here and there to get it below, is that dangerous on the long term?

(I scheduled an appointment with an endocrinologist to ask but they moved my appointment to a much later date, so I'm crowdsourcing the information)

Not regarding the Alien's revenge update which was a piece of cake.

But my gf and I play and it seems like the monsters are out much longer way past the night cut off, hit range has expanded tremendously and the rain is constant. Every single day the rain. Granted we're great players, I've got 1000+ days, (which would have been much higher but I fell asleep) and she's well over 500 days, again falling asleep 😂.

Her and I crush it.

But this weekend, we barely made it to 99 days on these changes. What gives!?

Just curious on this cause the Rokinon 8mm lens is so cheap, with 8mm on my 90d I'm looking at about 14-15mm, would the barrel distortion be so prevalent to the point where I couldn't fix it in post? I've got the 10mm-18mm in my shopping cart about to hit submit, found a Rokinon 8mm for $90, wondering if I should risk it.

I am wondering if anyone knows how to get a consistent feed of my dexcom to the android app? Every time I leave the app it goes back to missing values and it doesn't warn me for hyper or hypo readings. I do use an omnipod 5 receiver but I don't always have the pod on.

How are you guys training clients on the steep learning curve with all the things Spiro offers?

I'd like to educate myself enough where I could maybe do a Loom video and show agents how to set up an account or maybe an in person training but even I don't know enough to train others on it.

Dropped my camera last night during a shoot, lens shattered. I have been using a Canon 90d with their 10-18mm kit lens. I'm using this as an excuse to upgrade, what would you suggest for an APS-C/EF model other than Canon's lenses. I was looking at the Tokina 11-16mm F/2.8.

https://preview.redd.it/1rw3grxbzj1h1.jpg?width=6960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7f10e3b12dac28093f2af1f48d3ec5a15dce588

https://preview.redd.it/sje6tpxbzj1h1.jpg?width=6960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=77ad11e71cd8683c0543be111876529a800192a5

I was in a swarm of mosquitoes and I didn't review my images, lol. it was crazy. Does anyone know a way I can fix these? I want the property to remain true to real life.

https://preview.redd.it/m2zjjoh30k1h1.jpg?width=6960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d04eb2f7127abfbd4794c671b6553b500b357df6

https://preview.redd.it/lzaom2i30k1h1.jpg?width=6960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=05d052835cb840110a970bb36e89557f9b29cfc9

Just out of curiosity has anyone taken it and completed the program?

Was it worth it?

I have been playing on and off for 20 years and I just feel like I hit a plateau years ago and want to jumpstart my training again and maybe play live (something I've never done).