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It's a diagonal scale. http://www.miodestino.co.uk/images/Chart-Bra-Sizing.jpg

Bra sizing appears complicated. In fact, as long as you understand some basic rules – it is easy to get your head around. It is important to remember that the band size and cup size of a bra always work together. A ‘DD’ cup size is not always a larger cup capacity than a ‘D’ cup – it depends on the band size. In fact, a 34B cup size is the same cup capacity as a 32C and a 36A – the only thing that is different in the band size. The chart to the right should help to make this a little clearer;

As you can see from the chart (looking at the red line) 38B, 36C, 34D, 32DD and 30E all have the same cup capacity. The only difference in size is the ‘band’ size. It is essential that you choose the correct band size AND cup size if you are to be properly supported in your bra. from http://www.miodestino.co.uk/boutique/page.php?xPage=mansworld.html&sec=determine_bra_size

This thread? https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/gfkkfx/_/fpufjug?context=1000

If you haven't, contact the credit card company immediately. Anytime we've had false charges they've been removed right away and we were issued new cards (ours were not lost, but obviously the number was compromised).

http://www.disneycastmagic.com/ Unfortunately they stopped updating a few years ago. :(

For some perspective: From what my husband and friends have been experiencing, do those hobby games or projects for anything games related. Not only will it increase your skills, but it is apparently VERY helpful to have a good and strong portfolio displaying your passion and skills.

Most game companies are NOT known for keeping anyone except the exceptional employees after a project finishes. Almost all of them are let loose once their contract finishes to find work elsewhere. We have a friend who even after getting a masters in a specific design field, it took 3 years of moving, cancelled games (which therefore meant he didn't have visible work to share despite all his time/overtime), and unemployment to find a good steady job. And that required moving across the country.

Also, internships.

Programming/software development/engineering can be very rewarding though if you enjoy it. That can also include teaching!