Cello notes with letters

So I’m a private candidate I was meant to do my face last year but for personal reason I’m doing it this year. I have learnt deep content. So I’m thinking of doing topic qs and answering them with notes and I’ll do them constantly. Is this a good idea?

Definitions
Acqui-Hire: When a company acquires another company with the intention of gaining access to their human capital and talent profile
Anti-Dilution Clause: It allows the investors to maintain their ownership percentages in the event that new shares are issued
Arbitrage: It is the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same or similar asset in different markets in order to profit from tiny differences in the asset's listed price
Average Selling Price: The average price at which a particular product or commodity is sold across channels or markets
Bad Debt: It is the term used for any loans or outstanding balances that a business deems uncollectible
Beta Testing: It is a type of user acceptance testing where the product team gives a nearly finished product to a group of target users to evaluate product performance in the real world
Black Swan Event: It is a metaphor describing a rare, unexpected phenomenon with a low probability of occurrence, yet has a significant impact on society as a whole
Blockchain: A decentralised digital ledger of transactions maintained by a network of computers in a way that makes it difficult to hack or alter
CapEx - Capital Expenditure: It is the money spent by a company to buy, maintain, or improve its fixed assets such as property, buildings, equipment, etc
CCD - Compulsory Convertible Debentures: Instruments which are recognised as debt initially till they are converted mandatorily in equity shares of the company
Commoditisation: It is the process by which products or services become inseparable from competing offerings over a particular period. Price becomes the only distinguishing factor
Content Seeding: It is a strategy in which content creators plant a brand's content across various platforms to reach their target audience and attract leads
Credit Period: The time given to the customer to make the payment for the goods or services purchased
Convertible Debt: A type of financing that gives investors the option to convert their debt into equity in a company at a future date
Cottage Industry: It is a small manufacturing operation and is often run out of a home by a single individual or family
Debt Leverage: The use of debt (borrowed capital) in order to undertake an investment or project
Docked Bicycle: It refers to a bicycle that is designed to be locked or secured from unauthorized use by being locked or secured to a dock, rack, sharing station, etc.
Dock-less Bicycles: Instead of docks, these bikes are secured using locks that are built onto the frame.
Typically, an app is needed to gain access to these bicycles
Down-round: A scenario where the value of a business at a time of investment is below the value of the same business during a previous period or financing round
Fill Rate: It is the percentage of customer order demand that is met
First Principles Thinking: It is a means to challenge assumptions and solve complex problems by breaking them down into their most basic elements and reassembling them from the ground up
Freeze Drying: It is a low temperature dehydration process that involves freezing the product and lowering pressure, removing the ice by sublimation
Funding Winter: It refers to a period of market correction in capital inflow which lowers the probability of startups getting higher valuations in the short to mid term
Geofencing: It refers to creating a virtual geographical boundary that triggers an action to a mobile device when a user enters or exits that boundary
GMV - Gross Merchandise Value: A business metric commonly used in ecommerce which measures the total value of sales over a certain period of time
Hub and Spoke Model: A distribution model used to disperse inventory to multiple fulfilment centres from a large distribution centre
If Else Statement: In programming, it is a conditional statement that runs a different set of statements depending on whether an expression is true or false
Incineration: Destruction of something, especially waste material, by burning
Inflection Point: A key event that dramatically changes the trajectory of a business, industry, or economy
Institutionalisation: It is the action of establishing something as a convention or norm in an organization or culture
Intercropping: The practice of growing two or more crops in proximity
Jagriti Yatra: A 15 days train journey that brings together youth from all across the globe to encourage entrepreneurship in India
Lead to Sale Conversion Rate: It is a metric that measures how effective the sales team is at converting a prospective customer, called a lead, into a paying customer
Listing Fees: It is the amount of money a company pays a retailer to appear on the shelves
Loan Underwriting: It is the process by which the lender decides whether an applicant is creditworthy and should receive a loan
Markup: It is a percentage that is added to the cost of a product to determine its selling price, in order to cover costs and provide profit
MAU - Monthly Active Users: The number of unique users who engage with an app or website within a predefined 30-day period
Moat: A distinct competitive advantage that helps the company protect its market share
Mulch: A protective covering (as of sawdust, compost, or paper) spread or left on the ground to reduce evaporation, maintain even soil temperature, prevent erosion, control weeds and enrich the soil
Nudge: A nudge is a contextual push notification that is aimed at deriving action from receivers
Omni-channel: It describes a business strategy that aims to provide a seamless shopping experience across all channels, including in store, mobile, and online
Operating Lease: It is a contract for a company to use an asset and return it in a similar condition to the lessor
Operating Profit: It is the total income a company generates from sales after paying off all operating expenses, such as rent, employee payroll, equipment and inventory costs. It excludes gains or losses from interest, taxes and investments
Payback Period: It refers to the time required to recoup the funds expended in an investment, or to reach break-even point
Pharmaceutical Grade Sugar: It is the more pure form of sugar that may not contain sulphur and heavy toxic material like lead arsenic and mercury etc. It is used mainly in preparation of pharmaceuticals and food products
Proctoring: To watch people taking an exam in order to check that they do not cheat
Protective Farming: It is a practice of preventing the crop from different agents including pests, weeds, plant diseases, and other organisms that cause damage to the agricultural crops
Realised Revenue: It is revenue that the company already has received
Receivables: Amount owed to a firm by its customers for goods or services used or delivered but not yet paid for
Reverse logistics: The supply chain process of returning products from end users back through the supply chain to either the retailer or manufacturer
Risk Return Ratio: A measure of return in terms of risk for a specific time period
ROFR - Right of First Refusal: It is a right in a contract that gives shareholders the opportunity of matching the price at which a third party has agreed to buy shares from existing investors or founders
SEO - Search Engine Optimisation: The process of improving the quality and quantity of website traffic to a website or a web page from search engines
Secondary Sale of Shares: It is the sale of shares of a private company by an existing investor to a third party that does not occur in connection to the acquisition of the company
SOP - Standard Operating Procedure: A set of written instructions that describes the step-by-step process that must be taken to properly perform a routine
Sunk Cost: Money that has already been spent and cannot be recovered
Table Turnover Rate: It measures the amount of time a party occupies a table over a specific period of time
Take-Rate: It is the fee charged by a marketplace on a transaction performed by a third-party seller or service provider
Term Sheet: A non-binding agreement outlining the basic terms and conditions under which an investment will be made
Throughput: It is the amount of a product or service that a company can produce and deliver to a client within a specified period of time
Trademark: A special symbol, design or name that a company puts on its products and that cannot be used by any other company
Valuation Floor: It sets the minimum possible valuation at which the convertible note derives its conversion price
Viral Coefficient: The number of new consumers or customers that are generated by an existing satisfied customer
Web 3.0: It is the concept of the next generation of the web, in which most users will be connected via a decentralised network and have access to their own data
White Labelling: When a company buys its product or service from another company and rebrands it as their own
Y2K Bug - Year 2000 Bug: A computer flaw, or bug, that may have caused problems when dealing with dates beyond December 31, 1999
Acronyms
FBA: Fulfillment by Amazon
GSM: Grams per Square Metre
КРО: Knowledge Process Outsourcing
OTA: Online Travel Agency
LTV: Lifetime Value

Hey all,
I'm looking for a business phone for my ecommerce store. I'm looking for a simple interface hopefully.
I will need to make calls, don't want the phone overheat on Tiktok livestreams and in general..
Will need to use whatsapp, shopee, tiktok, lazada, camera(just be clear)
Note 10 pro is almost $100 cheaper but I heard that the note 10 pro has some issues with proximity during calls.
I do like the pixel interface but the battery last shorter? (4410MAH vs xiaomi 5000)
Between both which will be a better phone looking at the overheating issues and what I need it for
Thank u!

Important to note, I was raised in the 90’s. This was before it was public knowledge to not hurt bees and that bee population was declining. At least to me.
Anyways I’ve always been afraid of both. I don’t give a fuck that I’m big and they’re small, anything that flies and stings, anything that moves in complete silence whilst having eight legs and a potentially toxic bite, is a danger or nuisance to me, my health, my behavior, my environment, my day, etc.
So logically as a kid I’d kill them. And I never stopped. I never thought to myself I should trap this piece of shit in a Tupperware container. I hear people complain that spiders come in my home because they’re cold. Then why the fuck would I let them back outside?
As far as bees, I know I’m doing a bad thing. My coworkers get angry with me when I kill a bee. But, and this is the crux of the unpopular opinion, I straight up do not give a fuck. I don’t care if a honey bee, a queen, a worker bee, a hornet, a wasp, it doesn’t matter. If it buzzes in my face it dies. I kill them emphatically and I can’t wait to squash the next spider under my foot or spray the next bee with whatever product is within reach. Good day to you all.

https://imgur.com/a/gpasWvh
Brass forge m4 marked upper new
Some salt on the G
100 rounds through the BA barrel
Comes with G wrench. Assembled to spec and GB is bomb-proof pinned
Forward assist has been installed
$300
Thread protector on barrel included
No dust cover
PP FF no notes or Venmo

Efficiency in your work is gauged by your productivity. tools of productivity are programs created to make chores simpler and workflow more efficient. They frequently have features that let you access documents quickly, make charts and graphs to show project planning, progress, etc., and interact with others.
Some examples of productivity tools include project management software, time-tracking tools, to-do list apps, note-taking apps, communication tools, and file-sharing platforms.

For those who recently were hired at Walgreens with a sign on bonus, when did you receive it? My husband started working in January and still didn’t receive it. Also, they tried saying it was for 50 and not 75. His offer letter clearly stated 75 so that part was fixed. It’s been 6 weeks since it was fixed and electronically signed a form and about 8-9 weeks since he started working for them.

I don’t think I’ve felt physically this good since the last half of my senior year of highschool, and I’m 32 almost 33. My lungs don’t hurt anymore from non stop concentrate use and vapes. My endurance physically is superhuman compared to when I was using thc. I suppose a combo of lack of sedation allowing me to workout the way I did when I was 18, and also lungs have cleared up massively even in just over 3 weeks. My brain; holy fucking shit. Totally forgot I honestly had one of those!! I used to be unable to remember literally anything. I’d go to make coffee, and walk away from the keurig empty handed because I forgot why i came to the kitchen in the first place. Setting reminders for EVERYTHING, writing 2-3 pages a day of notes for a job I’ve been doing pretty much since college.
It’s insane how taking this substance away has turned me into what feels like some kind of a super hero. I’m interested in so many things again, which I had largely ignored previously. I haven’t felt this good in years, between binge drinking and then normal /heavyish drinking, with endless thc use mixed in, and then just thc. I even vaped nicotine for like idk a year maybe slightly less, and quit that cold turkey too. I suppose through the process of maturing from a college freshman to a professional, I have learned that I can do pretty much anything that I put my mind to (sorry time travel, not just yet), and that nothing can get in my way. I quit drinking cold turkey after an incident in 2019 where thankfully no one got hurt but it was a massive eye opener. I quit nicotine vaping by flinging my vape out the window on the interstate and never looking back. I quit thc by smoking 1 last time when I woulda had to re up, and simply just didn’t get more.
I realize now that I am a special kinda person that I can just quit. Not everyone can cold turkey; and that’s ok. But if you really want to quit, it may take some work, and it will be hard, at least for 2-3 days while you adjust to your new homeostasis sans thc. But I promise if you want to quit, you will. Just look at me.

I've seen numerous " missing Wolven Enhanced Trousers" around the web. This was my solution (dumb find. Lol).

1. Search completed quests. See if your missing a part of the "Scavenger hunt Wolf school" (I was missing only "Part 2" of 6)
   
2. Went to blacksmith in Lindenvale, Bought 2 papers marked with "!". One was, I think, "a torn note" & the other "Adalbert Kermith's fourth map". Find in inventory & read, should mark map.
   
3. I already search the location for Wolf Mark & chest in the water before when trying to find a fix. So my game might have been glitched. Cuz all I did was fast travel to Kaer Morhen - Lakeside hut.... And as soon as it loaded, I used Witcher vision cuz a enemy was close, and it completed the quest😆.
   
4. Back to Velen & made my Wolven Enhanced Trousers!
   

Hope that helps/remedies the Wolven great problems.

A while back I made a reference to the Ten Spiritual trainings and was asked about references to these ten trainings. I mentioned Atisa's "Bodhisattva Mani Avali" and the "Book of Kadam" as the sources I was familiar with.
I came across the possible "root" source the other day and thought I would mention it as a followup. For those who may be interested
Asanga/Maitreya - Madhyāntavibhāgakārikā (Distinguishing the Middle and the Extremes) Chapter Five "The Unsurpassable Vehicle"
[V.8c-d] It must be understood that this is encompassed Totally by the ten Dharma activities
[V.9] To transcribe letters, make offerings, Give generously, listen, read, Memorize, explain, recite, Reflect, and meditate.

I am living in Hanoi for 5-6 Months. Some friends wanted to send me postcards but I have no idea how the post system works here. I do have an address but technically its the shop next door since my apartment is a side entrance behind a rolling gate (typical Hanoi old quarter house). No door bell, no name tags, no letter box.
Apparently my friends could somehow write a phone number on the letter, so that it can arrive? I don't speak Vietnamese close to good enough to speak to a delivery person either. Does anyone have experience with this?

My husband and I are in need of rehoming our dog Benny (Benito). We are looking for a forever home for him.
Benny was born Oct. 5th, 2021, at a small pig farm in Colima, Mexico. His mother is a rescued mutt and father, we are unsure. He is a healthy neutered male with a lot of energy. He won't get any bigger and currently weighs about 35 lbs.
The ideal forever home would have the following characteristics: - loving dog parent(s) - Dog parent(s) who love to walk, run and/or hikes - Frequently - someone with patience and time - large back yard (fenced preferably)/farm possibly - no other animals, especially no small animals. - commitment to dog life long updates
A little bit more about Benny: - He's leash trained. Went to boarding school for two months. Was trained with German collar. - Knows commands like sit, stay, come, down, paw, and cage. Sometimes too excited to follow them. Potty trained as well. - Friendly, but very curious, anxious and sometimes other dogs make him uncomfortable. Not the best with small dogs. - Does not have experience with or around children. - Some behavioral issues - loves to sleep in bed but also likes the floor - Is very loving, loyal and unconditional. - Likes to play fetch, but bad at sharing. - Loves belly rubs, pets, shadows and lots of attention
My husband and I will be traveling up to Whatcom county at the end of the month (March) please message me if you are interested.
Please note: Rehoming fee applies. Serious inquiry only.

Last year I flew to Russia (with a visa) I was denied entry due to diplomatic spat along with others. Air France representative refused to return my passport to me until I purchased another flight leaving the airport or agreed to go back to France on his flight. Note I departed from the U.K. and stop over was in France.

No snark. This is a little long, you have been warned.
This is both a player report (that maybe somebody will see), and a tale of heartbreak. So yesterday mid afternoon (CET) after a 30k, I logged in to a US server with about a 120ms response time. Player FPS was a solid 60 and Server FPS was a solid 30. Niiiiice. There were 11 people on the server at first. I'm guessing the server instance was recently restarted.
Simply put, everything worked. And I do mean everything. Elevators, doors, ASOP terminals (retrieval, claiming and storage were nearly instantaneous a delay at most of less than three seconds), commodity terminals (both buying and selling (again very quick)) inventory management, player actions like eating, ship management, station comms, seat entry and exit (to include the mini-cutscene of entering/exiting), chat (although I was the only one who said anything for maybe 20 mins) etc etc.
I was amazed, gobsmacked. Looking around with wondrous eyes while also mentally noting everything and trying everything I could think to try. I immediately took a vulture and went and found an awesome 21 boxes of material via some panels. And sold it. Easily. While salvaging, I got jumped once by an NPC pirate and killed them in the vulture. And of course I scrapped them too! I bought a stealth drive for my cutter and QT'd from Crusader to NB, and then bought something there, then QT'd to Area 18, and bought something there and mounted it on the ship, then QT'd back to Crusader.
A-maz-ing. The entire experience was amazing. NPCs were walking around and there were conversations occurring, the places I visited felt alive and populated, the shuttles and trains were all working perfectly.
Eventually a person on my friend list also joined, and they also were amazed. Just stunned that there were no issues at all. Period, full stop. If this is what the game will be when all is running correctly it's going to be fantastic. Just fantastic. And then someone else joined and we all agreed no one could ask how the server or SC was behaving, because NO JINXS!
You don't tempt fate when it hands you a solid gold environment to play in.
So slowly more people started to join the server... and performance began to degrade a bit. At around 20 to 23 people we started to see more glitches and more memory leaks and you could *feel* the server degrading. The Server FPS started to drop as well. The audio from the repeating ads became sort of disjointed/clipped, as if two things were playing, one very slightly behind the other. ATC stopped communicating actual sound or started communicating the departure script before we asked for clearance or was clipped. Shuttles started getting spooky, either not appearing or appearing all at once a short distance from the station. Inventory started to slow down in response, as did terminals, going to a 8 second response time on any interaction. Eventually I logged off for the day. When I did server FPS was down to around 18-23 avg.
So here's the heartbreaking part. When it works, when the player count is pretty low, the experience is second to none. The downside of course is that the whole point of SC is to be multi-player. I don't know how CIG will address the scaling problems. I'd hope that maybe by trying to localize servers to specific areas within Stanton so a player in Crusader isn't having to get positional updates and teleport messages about a player in Hurston. That's both bandwidth intensive and DB intensive, and if all the DBs are cross communicating constantly.. oof. Full server meshing sounds nice, but it might be better to take a meshing within a hierarchy approach (if they're not). So the Crusader servers are all meshed, but comms between a server for Crusader and a server for NB goes through some master cross-connect servers.
In any case, there is hope on the horizon. There really is.

For context, I am an undergraduate studying Management Accounting and is curious about possible career option both outside and inside of finance.
These are some option I am considering:
A. Pursue the license. Right now, I have no interest in pursuing public accounting, and will mostly get the license for certification (i know bad motivation but I am willing to do the grind if that is what it takes).
B. Finance Paths. There are toooons of possibilities in here and would like to hear more. Investment banking, equity investment, property management, etc.
C. Going out of finance. I do not hate finance, but I also want to learn more about functions beyond it, particulary marketing and supply. My main concern is the transition. Accounting is a finance heavy program and I do realize that the only way for companies to filter is through school/programs/past experiences.
Btw, my main goal in pursuing a career is learning about business operation and the market. I actually initially enrolled in an accountancy program because I heard it's the backbone of business and there are numbers of opportunity afterwards.
Note: I am open for criticism. Please do enlighten me if I am approaching career decisions with a naive/childish mindset.
I would sincerely like to hear your thoughts and own experiences and I would be grateful for any piece of helpful advice. 🙏