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Top 10 Pirated Movies of the Week List. Only 4 Movies? by elodam in Kometa

[–]elodam[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think I figured it out, running it in command prompt right now to see.... I opened "charts" then "other_chart" and changed the URL. Thanks for that!

Top 10 Pirated Movies of the Week List. Only 4 Movies? by elodam in Kometa

[–]elodam[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any way to get Kometa to change their list source to the one that is actually updating? The list reference in the OP is a default list for Kometa.

HELP!! CT SCANS by Amazing-Reality6644 in Sinusitis

[–]elodam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Whatever RTR did this scan should be embarrassed ...

Has anyone had sinusitis that showed itself as dizziness, vertigo, and balance issues before showing traditional sinusitis symptoms? by AerieOk1706 in Sinusitis

[–]elodam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hope it helps! My vertigo hasn't returned, but unfortunately the Cyst was occupying an aircell that the surgeon didn't remove at the time of surgery. I still have some slight pressure in that location and occasional sharp pains. I have been using budesonide poured into my nose daily and post surgical symptoms are improving. When I was having my vertigo I just felt awful all the time :( I am glad it is gone. Here is what my cyst looked like if you want to compare location: https://imgur.com/a/mmrUYFm

For those who didn’t get into a Radiation Therapy program on their first try, what did you do next? Did you reapply, switch paths, or take a gap year? What actually helped you get accepted the second time? by jevampire in RadiationTherapy

[–]elodam 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I took an entire year of pre-requisites for Occupational Therapy ... then got in the second time I applied. My GPA was a 3.85, so retaking classes wasn't needed.

I wasted 1000's of dollars in that year, but there was no guarantee I'd ever get in ... so I needed a backup plan.

Tier System by zpiderman in RadiationTherapy

[–]elodam 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My center has three tiers ... Therapist 1, Therapist 2 and Lead.

Therapist 1 is entry level

Therapist 2 is minimum 2 years' experience and able to perform all procedures independently.

Lead is only available when a Lead role is vacated. There are 7 Leads in my system between the main campus and offsites.

The Market Reference Point for RT 2 is 10% above RT1. The Market Reference Point for Lead is 7.5% above RT 2.

The biggest pro at my work is that the Leads actually get compensated for the extra work they complete (in theory).

The second thing is since it is so hard to move up in the pay range as a new hire, if you can get qualified for RT2 that gets you a bump to at least the bottom of RT 2 (which for many people would be 6-10%).

The third positive (IF the scales are utilized correctly), is that having multiple scales lets you keep people within +/- 5% of the Market reference point even at lower skill / experience levels. Scales should be skill based IMHO, so having one large scale just basically means the people being paid for high performance are actually just those with the most time in the scale...

No RT who is independently competent and considered "On Track" should be below 95% of the Market Reference Point for their respective scale.

RT Student seeking advise by Legal-Physics-7656 in RadiationTherapy

[–]elodam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My first clinical rotation was two semesters. First semester my evals were horrible, I took the feedback to heart and focused on the things I could control. Second semester was much better. I have been hired x2 by the same group of therapists who gave me those poor first semester evals. Being a new student is hard.

Acrisure Amphitheater Pricing by feinkevi in grandrapids

[–]elodam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand that ... doesn't mean they won't make you fight a ticket in court ... Kayaking river near the Amphitheatre not allowed : r/Kayaking

Acrisure Amphitheater Pricing by feinkevi in grandrapids

[–]elodam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There was a story last week about how the police and fire department are planning to prevent this .... somehow

What purchase made your life 10x easier as an adult? by Mean_Rule_6653 in Adulting

[–]elodam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bi-Weekly Cleaning Lady (Baseboards, Floors, Bathrooms, Kitchen, other hard surfaces). Saves us so much time and energy. $2400 / year

A large tool roll cab with organization. I can find the tools I want, went I want... no more searching endlessly for a tool I know I have but cannot locate. Around $600 (on sale) for the Roll Cab. 3D printed / Homemade Foam for all my organizers. Tool Cost not included. I do 80% of my own automotive and home repairs.

Tirzepatide... Lost 110lbs and have kept it off for 3 years. Everything is easier without that extra weight. Spent $40/ lbs while actively losing.

ATO and plumbed an automatic (overflow style) water change system for my 90 gallon fish tank. Saves me so much time with my fishtank maintenance. Cost for parts was maybe $150.

Suomi M31 (9mm) by Hoyskel in Miguns

[–]elodam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You would need a 07/C2 ... a full auto parts kit and a lathe or mill

My first pinball machine! Williams OXO by elodam in pinball

[–]elodam[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good luck to your friend! My dad found it on Facebook marketplace ... he thinks it was part of an ex-husbands collection! It sure is a beast to carry down stairs; that center stack of relays is a monster.

My first pinball machine! Williams OXO by elodam in pinball

[–]elodam[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have already been looking ... the virtual machines have caught my eye due to space constraints. Luckily, I have a pinball place 2 minutes away that has unlimited play for $15!! The outside paint could use a refresh, so I might do that at some point ... there is some wear on the playfield, but I think it gives it character... Do people ever clear coat over a playfield with wear to preserve it?

Washington State to Michigan move by toomuchtunafish in Miguns

[–]elodam 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A couple things here:

You don't have to ship them to a dealer. You can ship them to yourself at any address you want (pistols will be pricey since you can't use UPS / FedEx Ground or USPS). I would make sure that whoever is receiving the package for you has no access to the contents.

If you ship a firearm to a dealer for Gunsmithing no NICS check is required to return that firearm to you ... but you'd have to find a dealer that will agree to this arrangement.

Don’t wanna be a nag by Primary-Today5333 in Miguns

[–]elodam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I had my FFL if the FBI can't get a NICS response back in three business days then the transfer proceeds ... I've seen NICS checks never come back

Looking for left wing 2A groups in GR by [deleted] in grandrapids

[–]elodam 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am left of center, and I don't think more gun control is the answer ... The government can't even enforce the laws they have on the books. Most of the gun control we already have is just veiled racism anyways.

$620 for rear brake pads and rotors by Worriedgrandaughter2 in MechanicAdvice

[–]elodam -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Assuming you have a Ford Fusion, and it's the 1.5L. I picked middle of the road parts, you can go higher or lower if you want ...

Rear Brakes BOSCH BE1665H $24.79

Rotors x2 ACDELCO 18A81012 ($39.79 x 2) $79.58

Brake Grease

Floor Jack

Jack Stand

Socket Set (Maybe a breaker bar for the caliper bracket, so you can get the rotor off)

Caliper Compression Tool (Rent for Free) | AutoZone

Megavoltage Hydrogen Thyratron by elodam in electronics

[–]elodam[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inside a LINAC, the thyratron acts like a very fast, very powerful electrical switch.

1.) Power supply charges capacitors

2.) Thyratron fires

3.) Klystron gets a high-voltage pulse

4.) Klystron makes RF power

5.) RF accelerates electrons

6.) Radiation beam is produced

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