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From San Diego, moved to the Midwest a few years ago. Moving to LA in June, looking for anything available in the city.

Hello. I am very interested in studying physiotherapy in Germany. I recently graduated with a bachelors in Kinesiology, Pre PT, from San Diego State University. I’ve been trying to find physiotherpie programs taught in English but have been having a hard time doing so. Does anyone know of any programs that I can look in to? I found a clinical exercise science program at the University of Potsdam that I am very interested in, the website states that focuses on physical therapy and rehab, taught in English. Would this masters or PhD allow me to become a PT In Germany? I know I have to complete a B2 in German and am working towards that already. If anyone has any info for that would be much appreciated.

University of Potsdam Clinical Exercise Science link:

https://www.uni-potsdam.de/en/studium/what-to-study/master/masters-courses-from-a-to-z/clinical-exercise-science-master

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Where is a good reliable spot that sells/ships ammo to San Diego? Thanks for the help guys

I am looking to use my first BA companion voucher to fly business class for my honeymoon next year.

Is it possible to use it to fly LHR -> Phoenix and then San Diego -> LHR. If so, how does one do this?

Thanks.

I am looking to use my first Amex companion voucher to fly business class for my honeymoon next year.

Is it possible to use it to fly LHR -> Phoenix and then San Diego -> LHR. If so, how does one do this?

Thanks.

Looking to purchase the new Finalmouse ULX collab with Tarik. Must be medium size and brand new. Thank you!

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Is anyone else going to see Bakar at Wonderfront in San Diego next weekend? I have high hopes he'll actually be there since they posted his set time. But after flying to Seattle & Portland (Halo Tour) and Arizona (M3F Fest) just to be let down I'm a bit skeptical. How is everyone else feeling?

Hi! I’m transferring from one csu to another and I got accepted to San Diego state and I already paid my deposit and accepted the acceptance. With all my classes, including the ones I have in progress, I will have exactly 60 units at the time of transferring. However I am a bit worried about failing one of my classes that doesn’t have anything to do with my major, but would bring me below 60 units. If I fail this class will I get rescinded? Please help!

And does it even worth the update from the Special edition?

Today I had my first real kite-mare moment.

I have been kiting for a couple years now, mostly in San Diego (light wind, big kites and foils, occasionally TT).

Over the last year I’ve been coming out to Maui once or twice a month to kite on Kanaha.

I have a 7m kite and a twin tip I use in Maui. I’ve had a lot of fun enjoying the crazy wind compared to the weak fan we get in San Diego - but today, I did not have fun.

I ended up going out further from shore than usual into the blue water and waves and did a jump that ended with my kite in the water.

I lost my board, and then the kite went inside out while I was trying to relaunch after a wave hit it, and then it started to death loop and drag me along with it. After trying to untangle the kite a bit, my bar started to get lines around it. I got drug along some more and pulled the eject.

All that was holding on was my safety line and I was expecting the kite to remain depowered, but because my lines had gotten so screwed up, it launched and pulled me hard again, so I let loose of the safety line too.

I was just out there all alone… pretty damn far from shore, no board, no kite, and I had a long ways to swim. I start swimming and I’m looking at these smoke stacks that are south of me on the island, and I’m making no progress at all.

Another kiter luckily saw me and came over and said he’d go get the lifeguards.

I keep swimming but it seems like I’m getting further from shore. At this point I was pretty stressed out, so I started thinking, you better just calm down and try to swim with the wind and the waves, and conserve energy. Eventually hopefully I maybe would make it to shore… maybe. My impact vest seemed to give me decent enough bouyancy.

The lifeguards come out on the jetski but go way past me. The other kiter that initially saw me went way past me and didn’t see me either. Then I was really thinking oh shit. This is not good.

No matter how loud I yelled or how much I waved my arms, the swells were too big and the wind was too much. I’m frickin wearing gray shorts, gray shirt, black cap, and not that it mattered - since it was gone, my kite is dark purple.

Luckily after another pass, the lifeguards saw me. They grabbed me and we went out and retrieved my kite and bar.

Another kiter evidently found my board as well and brought it to shore.

So lucky.

I didn’t die, all my equipment was found and undamaged.

From now on, I will be staying much closer to shore, wearing bright orange, and I got myself a PLB (personal locator beacon). I got a whistle as well.

Huge thank you to the Kanaha lifeguards and to the Maui kiting community for looking out for me. A couple kiters were even kind enough to help me get my lines sorted out afterwards so that I could go get back on the horse right away so I wouldn’t be scared to go again.

What did I learn?

1. Closer to shore is better.
2. Wear brightly colored clothing.
3. Try to keep the kite or at least get it to drag you towards shore before getting rid of it, unless it’s really going to injure you.
4. A whistle would be good.
5. The ocean is powerful and scary and your great day of fun could turn south very quickly.

I’m sure I’ll get some disapproval with this post - or people saying I’m stupid - and I agree, I sure felt stupid at the time.

My reasoning for posting this is because what happened today was something that I simply didn’t think would happen to me, and it did. I always watched the guys that went far out and said to myself “I’ll never go out that far, why do that?” Today I was out there for whatever reason and I wish I’d been better prepared.

I don’t want it to happen to me again, and if anyone that reads this thinks, “dang, that does sound shitty, maybe I’ll wear orange or bring a whistle” or something easy that might save/help them if a similar situation arose, then good, that’s why I wrote this.

Thanks for reading. And thanks again Tony and Freddy and Brad and Kristen and Justin and all the people out there today that made it so I can kite again (smarter) tomorrow.

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Just got a 2022 GV70 3.5T Sport Prestige. Absolutely beautiful car and I totally love it.

For the past few days I've been wanting to try out the Remote Smart Parking Assist, but have not been able to get it right (or not brave enough). It either...

• Doesn't "see" parking spots often. Seems like it needs to see at least one car as reference - not an open parking spot. But even when there are many spots with other cars parked, the car only recognizes them maybe 30% of the time.
• When it does see the parking spot it then looks like it's about to back into one of the parked cars at a 45 degree angle and gets REALLY close to the car. So close that I always feel the need to manually brake. It seems to approach at this angle even when it doesn't need to and could easily back straight in.
• Gets a bit too close to the curb for comfort (parallel)
• Doesn't see my driveway at all, which would be the most handy way of using the tech since it's a bit tight. I could easily back in with my '14 Genesis R-Spec, but with the GV70, I always need to make at least 2 adjustments to back in properly.

How do others feel about the tech? Is it trustworthy? What happens if it does back into another car or curb rashes the rims? I'm guessing I'm responsible since I'm "controlling" the car still.

EDIT:

Not sure if the original owner is on this forum. It's in HIMALAYAN GRAY paint and was purchased in Laguna Niguel, CA, registered in San Jan Capistrano, then Oregon House, CA. Just wanted to say THANK YOU for keeping it so pristine!

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This is on my right forearm. On the back I’m going to get a crawling black panther full body like the tiger.