cochon1010

I am a PhD Candidate who also teaches college history courses and I love using Crash Course videos in my lectures!

Qs: Who are the experts on your team (I think you've mentioned that you work with your former high school history teacher, in part)? What does the research and writing process looks like for each episode? It's impressive how thorough, yet concise each episode can be.

Thanks!

Hi! I'm always interested in other people's success and the road that led them to this success. I think I saw further down in the comments that you are Taiwanese? What's your background? What led you to the bar ownership business? Do you have other projects?

Follow up question: could booking with a credit card that has some travel insurance benefits (ex. Chase Sapphire or Capital One Venture) serve the purpose that OP is looking for? Like money back or travel vouchers if there is a need to cancel due to illness or COVID closures?

Because we write original papers, it's pretty much impossible to get caught unless you get nervous and admit to it yourself

I find this a bit hard to believe as someone who works with college students. Unless a student utilizes your service for 100% of the assignments for a class, it would be very easy (in the vast majority of cases) to tell the difference between typical work by that student and something written by professors to get an A.

If anything, this makes me so sad because it means that the instructors are too overworked or apathetic (or maybe a combination of the two?) to really read through their students' work.

Having a family member who has undergone ECT treatment, I would say one of the biggest things that the patient and the patient's family might be surprised about is the after-effect of each treatment. It's extremely draining, plus the patient is anesthetized. So, for a day or two afterward, your cousin might slur his speech quite a bit, feel pretty groggy, and could have some short-term memory issues. This is scary for both the patient and the patient's family, because since this is such a last-resort treatment, you sort of want to see immediate results and the immediate effects of the treatment seem to be negative. But, it doesn't mean it's not working. The ECT does seem to rewire the brain for a lot of people, it will just take time to see the real improvement. So don't be discouraged!