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The dark ambient tracks that play during combat were composed by Mac Quayle. He’s known for working on the soundtrack to Mr. Robot, a TV show I highly recommend. The music in Mr. Robot is similar.

Two free but lesser-known museums that I love:

The Crow Museum of Asian Art https://maps.app.goo.gl/LW8knrg1edYnc4Uv5?g_st=ic

The Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection https://maps.app.goo.gl/uTL9ttepRxXsuNec9?g_st=ic

Both are within walking distance of one another near DMA.

I took Repro Phys three years ago and can attest to it being quite easy, unless it’s changed since then. When I took it, it was lecture-based with guest lecturers almost every week, and exams were take-home essay-style. A breeze, overall, with interesting subject matter.

New Haven very much feels like a college town - at least the parts closer to Yale do. Downtown is exceedingly walkable and there is a wealth of restaurants and shops.

It depends on what you want to do within biotech. If you’re looking for molecular biology roles, then molcell + grad school would be good preparation. ChemBE would pipe you into chemical engineering roles. For more computational stuff such as bioinformatics and data analysis, consider CS or applied math (or both) and taking some biophysics electives.

Not a response to your question, unfortunately; I just wanted to say congratulations!

Substantive research experience - ideally a publication or two - counts for far more than grades; in your case, even more so since there is no appreciable difference between a 3.99 and a 4.0. If you can, I suggest spending as much of the extra year as possible on research.

These are not three separate devices!

Smithers, throw this at him!

Why do we even have that lever?!

“Smithers, I've designed a new plane! I call it the Spruce Moose, and it will carry 200 passengers from New York's Idlewild Airport to the Belgian Congo in 17 minutes!”

Overcast actually has a web UI at overcast.fm, and it works, but it’s not fantastic.

No, actually, here it is, but we’re gonna leave it there for now.

I hope you enjoy Volume 1.

Yes, I do intend to release it eventually. Currently on a break from light novel translation, but rest assured, it will come out in time.

I come from Ukraine, you not say Ukraine weak!

Thank God. I know many people (myself included) were worried about this game, keeping in mind the combination of worrying factors including the fact that it's Ember Lab's first game, the rough-looking leaked early gameplay, the relative dearth of marketing from Sony, and the late review embargo.

As far as I know, it was getting one, but there's been no more info about it.

https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/masters-of-doom-usa-network-cast-1203350567/

https://twitter.com/rahulkohli13/status/1385078218219085827

And I'll bet what you hated the most was that they identified me as a co-founder of Facebook - which I am! You'd better lawyer up, asshole, cause I'm not coming back for 30%, I'm coming back for everything!

These are Chinese characters that also exist in Japanese, and mean the same thing.

囍

福

!translated

No problem. Best of luck on your exam!

Good old representativeness heuristic!

The "Shin Megami Tensei" was dropped with Persona 5.

Edit: See the reply below, looks like it happened earlier than that.

I don't know. Honestly, I am still confused as to why Persona suddenly reached almost mainstream levels of popularity with 5. It's always seemed pretty niche and very "anime-like", but even people who disliked JRPGs and anime professed to enjoying all 100 hours of it.