For me, this is the definitive word on ribs.
I like the bit that has the cartilage in it, it's good meat. I find the St. Louis cut to be anemic. Good luck finding an untrimmed rack of ribs though.
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The fully-electric vehicle is a low-speed vehicle that can be driven up to 200 miles on public roads and fits into a regular garage, but it can also launch vertically into the air with a flying range of 110 miles.
Caffeine is a stimulant. I find that after a cup of coffee I'm OK for about 4 hours. I try to schedule my focus time during the first half of the day, and then allow the second half to be research time.
While I'm working, I tend to have a list of three things I want to work on. If thing.1 stalls, I can open thing.2 and then thing.3. I can't do more, or I'll forget to go back to thing.1. If all three things stall, I grab a bit of dopamine via a video game or SM and then go back to thing.x where thing.importance is max.
I also have a couple of backup tasks in case I can't work on the big three. There's always documentation and expense reports.
I work in tech. Some would lose, but others would win. We spend more and more every year on services. The software isn't entirely FOSS, but the licensing cost is often trivial compared to the costs to implement and maintain. For instance, we use WordPress for our website. We give thousands every year to our web designers while spending 0 on the software. The big software we use, that we spend hundreds of thousands yearly on, is moving in the same direction. I suspect they will go FOSS in the next decade, and focus on hosting/professional services.
P.S. I have dysgraphia, which was diagnosed when I was a child. To my knowledge, no professional ever diagnosed me with ADHD. I've tried to ask my mom about this, but she's being cagey. She says, "we all knew you had ADHD." I was never given medication for ADHD. The only help I got was for the dysgraphia. All this is to say, if you want to get help for another disability you will absolutely need to be proactive.
This answer is for the USA.
A health care professional is going to ask you questions from the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders). There are 9 symptoms for each kind of ADHD. If you have five of one or the other, you have ADHD. The difficult part is, everyone does these things sometimes. The question is, do you do them often, and does it have a negative impact on your life. A mental health provider is going to have more training on evaluating you than a general practitioner. When it comes down to it though, anybody can ask the questions, you have to give the answers.
I scheduled a physical with my GP and figured I'd get to take care of everything at once. Unfortunately that's not how the helthcare system works. The doctors don't like to combine multiple ailments into a single visit, because they can't bill them that way. So I left with a referral to psych. I haven't gone yet and still don't have a diagnosis. If you're going to go the GP route, make a specific appointment for an ADHD diagnosis. Make sure to ask beforehand if your GP feels comfortable giving the diagnosis and, if you're interested, prescribing meds. If you don't ask, your GP is likely to wait til after you've paid your copay to tell you that you'll need to see a psych specialist.
Those folks will re-upload old content onto the new platforms. I know people don't like to talk about money, especially in relation to the fediverse, but it's important. If you want someone to dedicate a large portion of their energy into making high-quality content, it's not unreasonable for them to want to make money doing it. How can we get money into the hands of content creators without allowing centralized control of the content?
Those folks will re-upload old content onto the new platforms.
Yep. I call it a "dopamine break".
Well...this might sound odd, but I've heard that balance exercises can help with ADHD symptoms. I've been riding a longboard for a while now, both for exercise and to improve my balance. I feel like I have better executive function when I work on my balance. It's been too hot lately to do much outside exercise, and I already notice I'm backsliding.
Rule 1: Always carry a knife.
Personally, I've got pretty good night vision but no claws so...
They may ask you to get other people, who are close to you but can be more objective, to answer the questions.
Have you seen Lucky Number Slevin? There's a great scene where Ben Kingsley says, "The first time someone calls you a horse you punch him on the nose, the second time someone calls you a horse you call him a jerk but the third time someone calls you a horse, well then perhaps it's time to go shopping for a saddle."
I'm saddle shopping. I have an evaluation scheduled tomorrow. I'll let you know how it goes.