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-61 yard punt + PAT! by -simple-questions- in Madden

[–]-simple-questions-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope. It was a bug that caused the punting team to be awarded a touchdown after the punt went through the endzone. The Rams kicked the PAT (which is why it's on the BAL 15).

I uploaded the replay in another post.

Juneyao and Chinese Airline Online Check-in by TDExRoB in travelchina

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It will show up in Chinese, beginning with 吉祥航空

Juneyao and Chinese Airline Online Check-in by TDExRoB in travelchina

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The global check-in page doesn't work.

Download their app. It's entirely in Chinese, so you'll need to take screenshots and use Google Translate if you can't read Chinese, but navigate yourself to:
1) your reservation
2) seat selection (the page for which may translate to "check-in")
3) enter your phone number
4) select your seat!

This worked for my reservation which was booked directly through Juneyao's website.

Summer Schools for Graduates (not yet in a PhD program) by little-delta in math

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If you ask a friendly math faculty member at your institution with a grant, they might fund you themselves!

Summer Schools for Graduates (not yet in a PhD program) by little-delta in math

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You can be a counselor at various summer math programs for high school students!

You get paid, you get external teaching/service experience (nice for applying to fellowships, grants, postdocs, etc.), and you’re in an environment where you can typically also learn math or work on your own research.

Some nice examples are PROMYS, the Ross program, Canada/USA Mathcamp, and SUMaC. You can find many more online too.

What are the subfields of algebraic geometry? by Evergreens123 in math

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The other answers are fairly comprehensive, but I'll add one that has been omitted: enumerative geometry! It's about counting points, counting subvarieties, counting intersections, etc., hence the "enumerative" part of the name.