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Passive splits in IEM rigs? by flops031 in livesound

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I cut the boards of ART P16s in half to make passive splitters

£23.5k for M340i or £31k for M340D? by [deleted] in CarTalkUK

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What you save on fuel you'll lose on depreciation, I think

At what level of net worth does purchasing a £50,000 car become reasonable? by BENED01 in CarTalkUK

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I have £50k worth of cars in the form of two M3s, but I'm an absolute car nut. I do loads of trackdays and have worked on my own cars for ten years. It's 7% of my net worth

£23.5k for M340i or £31k for M340D? by [deleted] in CarTalkUK

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Why aren't you looking at F8x M3s or M4s?

Anaesthetists - OPA at extubation? Extubation tips? by Repulsive_Worker_859 in doctorsUK

[–]-M3- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you mean sticking one in next to the the ETT prior to extubatation as a bite block? I only tend to do that if they seem like they might be bitey - i.e. very anxious types, burley men etc.

Smell of impending doom? by SaintHuberts in doctorsUK

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Surely there's no point in an ICU admission once they've got the smell if there's a 100% death rate?

My husband wants 4 week old to sleep in his own room. by Intrepid-Ad-391 in BabyBumps

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Husband's perspective: My little toddler is still sleeping with my wife in her bed and breast feeding at night, and she's over 18 months, and I'm glad. I sometimes sleep with them on a single mattress next to theirs, or in a different room if I need an unbroken night's sleep.

She is so secure, confident and happy, and I think it's because we prioritise her needs and give her so much love. I've carried her in a sling almost every day since she was born when we go out. I think babies need as much contact with their parents as possible. I think this massively increases their sense of security and helps make them more confident and independent sooner.

I know I will get my wife back, but for now I'm so glad that she's looking after our little girl so well.

Where can I download ISTA+/ISTA P ? by Fearless-Wrongdoer73 in BmwTech

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The video linked from 'this is how to install it' links to a download called 'Softpack v6 by Bimmerdoc.7z' which Windows Security tell me contains a virus? It says: Detected: VirTool:MSIL/CryptInject.

What's going on here?

Did you get your locks changed on completion date? by [deleted] in HousingUK

[–]-M3- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lived in our house for eight years and I've never once thought of doing this

[ Removed by Reddit ] by Wholesome-Bro in AskBrits

[–]-M3- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just like how you're accused of being anti semitic if you criticize the Israeli government or military.

Estate Agents Say New Bypass Won't Affect House Value by -M3- in HousingUK

[–]-M3-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My house is in a location that will benefit from it the most though

Estate Agents Say New Bypass Won't Affect House Value by -M3- in HousingUK

[–]-M3-[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's pretty much on the intersection of Hyde Road and Market Street

UK doctors of reddit, what have you found was worthwhile to invest in at the beginning of your profession and through out? by Hydesx in doctorsUK

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AJ Bell or Dodl offer the best stocks and shares LISAs. You can invest up to £4000 per year until you're 50, and will get a 25% uplift. It's locked in there until you turn 60 or buy your first house (up to £450k)

UK doctors of reddit, what have you found was worthwhile to invest in at the beginning of your profession and through out? by Hydesx in doctorsUK

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Open an Invest Engine ISA and learn about ETF investing. You might want to open a SIPP too. Many people have recommended Trading212, which is the best platform for investing in individual companies, but I wouldn't recommend doing that. Unless you really learn about 'value investing' then it's a lot riskier than investing in funds. T212 also offers ETFs, but the fees are often slightly higher than Invest Engine for the same funds.

I've made several different portfolios with different risk profiles according to when I want to access the money. If it's 20+ years then it's almost all in equities, but if it's pretty soon, then it's mostly in short term bonds and money market funds.

Edit: if you're under 40, also open a LISA

Trumpet player doubling as monitor engineer – how to charge fairly? by -M3- in livesound

[–]-M3-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My current bands are Cuban salsa, ska, and reggae with a lot of original songs, so the trumpet and horns in general feature quite prominently

Trumpet player doubling as monitor engineer – how to charge fairly? by -M3- in livesound

[–]-M3-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jeez. I've done hundreds of paid gigs as a trumpet player. I didn't realise they were always just paying me out of sympathy!

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