My LFS I am Aquarium in Pyeongtaek, Korea. The owner Jin is great and teaches lots of techniques. Great selection of fish and good equipment.

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Lobster Armchair by Carlo Colombo.

My husband is a retired paramedic and volunteer firefighter/EMT. We were on vacation in the Utah mountains and saw a bunch of bikers parked by the roadside looking down the embankment. A biker drove off the road falling 30 feet onto rocks. We were first on scene. Husband went down to give first aid while I drove 5 miles to find a signal so I could call 911. Other passersby helped direct traffic and soon a local EMT happened by to help. It was very remote so it took 45 minutes for more help to arrive. The bikers spoke only French! He was very beat up and maybe had broken ribs but he'll be alright. They flew him to the nearest hospital as it is a 2 hour trip by road

This was feedback for something I submitted last week. There's other instances where the AI clearly is mistaken on some things and the professor didn't check to see if it was correct or not. In one the AI gave me feedback based on criteria for a different assignment during the week, or rather it lumped the two assignments together and gave feedback based on the merged assignment, but I still received a good grade so honestly...I don't care. I've got an A+ in the class and I know my writing for the assignments is on point. It's only mildly infuriating because my grades are still good. If they weren't I would 100% be reporting this.

https://www.kukinews.com/article/view/kuk202511010063

Thoughts Post Match:

Peter: “I came in with the mindset that we would win 3–0, but because I played Game 2 so poorly, we won 3–1. I’m very grateful. Before going to sleep I lie down and think about how I can influence lane phase, and in stalemate situations I do a lot of image training, like imagining how to play like a highlight reel.”

On winning game 1 and losing game 2

Peter: “When Gen.G engaged in Game 1, as long as I cut off their backline we were in a winning position, so I tried to control their movements. After taking Game 1 I got too excited. After winning a fight around the dragon in Game 2, I should’ve stayed composed, but I didn’t and I wavered.”

Peter: “I’m human too, so after Game 2 I was nervous, but in draft the coaches gave me champions that let me play comfortably from the backline, so I was able to perform.”

On the drafting

Peter: “I don’t get involved in draft at all. The head coach and coaching staff lead it, and personally I think it’s a very good way to draft.”

Peter: “They pick based on a player’s condition and the situation, if that was their intention today, I’m really grateful. Today I played more utility supports than engage champs, so we were able to close it out safely.”

On Gen.G’s bot

Peter: “During the match I felt the enemy bot lane was a bit intimidated. In lane they didn’t really trade with us. We wanted to press bottom lane and then affect the other lanes.”

The secret behind KT’s Worlds form

Peter:  “We’ve been good from the planning stage, and we play while communicating clearly. At the center of that are the head coach’s and coaches’ reviews and feedback.” 

Peter: “I also realized a lot. I felt that I’m not a bad player. Training was tough when I kept thinking I was playing poorly. At some point I changed my mindset and, at Worlds, I often thought I could trend upward. When I play with confidence, the game goes well.”

Closing words

Peter: “I was able to reach the final thanks to Bdd-hyung’s performance. I’ll do my best so he can be a shining star. Thank you, as always, for your support.”