User: Sarah Mikulina

PS5 leaked on Amazon.uk today. £599 ($750) was the price of the console as listed. And they have to laugh till they drop when they do the details for PS5, Xbox, and they release the Zen 3 and NDA 2 cards in October, which has been confirmed. (The launch date of the Xbox and PS5, as far as I know, has not yet been announced.) At best, Nividia has A 3080, Intel is trying to make a strange hybrid CPU/GPU part for small Computers, but the surprising thing, at least for me, is that Apple is throwing its hat into the field of processors.

The CEO of AMD is one of the highest-paid female executives in the world. Lisa su is really making her money.

Any news that someone else has seen that they would like to share?

My new neighborhood is a combination of K-8 schools and typical 6-8 high schools. I was advised, if possible, to send my 12-year-old to K-8 school instead of high school... to minimize his exposure to behavioral antics, negative peer influences, and pseudo-mature behaviors. I can't help but notice that 7th and 8th graders in K-8 schools tend to take on more responsibilities and show that they are capable and emotionally mature people compared to their peers of the same age in 6- to 8-year-old high schools. According to my teacher friends, the K-8 District has fewer problems with students who don't respect the authorities (i.e. teachers), less vaping, less serious bullying, less truancy, less swearing, and almost no drug/alcohol problems. The 'worst' that my friends and my parents have seen while working/visiting there is the drama with the girls and the ongoing friendship conflicts, which is typical of the age group from the beginning. Both districts have the same level of socio-economic development. In addition, I was amazed at how much more willing the students of the K-8 District are to approach things than their high school peers, especially when we have beginners or visitors. It makes me wonder why teenagers in expanded primary schools exhibit more prosocial behavior (e.g., help, inclusion, friendliness) and fewer problems with antisocial behavior (drugs, alcohol, sex, fights, bullying). On the other hand, many teenagers who attend high schools seem to get involved in inappropriate adult situations - socializing with high school students, trying to be cool, trying to look older, trying to prove that they are no longer young children.

Choosing a major in college is an exciting and stressful process. College is a big investment, you need to make sure you are majoring in something that interests you and will help you succeed after college.

What kinds of difficulties did you experience when you went to college?

Nowadays everyone writes such essays for admission, but I never did it and neither did my parents. Do you have any advice for me?