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Nice one, mate!chekov wrote:this detroit house mix by someone on here is real niceLaszlo wrote:Are there any Chicago House or Detroit Techno mixes about anywhere?
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He livesmagma wrote: Mother nature reminding us city dwellers that she's still boss.
Thought I'd make myself a little scarce over Christmas/NY as I could feel myself getting a bit tetchy with the ninja'dem. Back on the wagon with a smile now...Johnlenham wrote:He livesmagma wrote: Mother nature reminding us city dwellers that she's still boss.
Thanks, m8.bennyfroobs wrote:Nihilism wrote:
Does someone know the tune at 02:50?
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Are you sure it wasn't just skream or benga doing a mix ?Anyone in London see/hear the fucking enormous lightening strike yesterday afternoon/evening? Must've hit one of the big buildings near us... massive white flash and a HUGE bang that set off a bunch of car alarms and was still echoing around the City 10 seconds later. Honestly thought a fucking bomb had gone off!
Mother nature reminding us city dwellers that she's still boss.
Notice in your post it didn't mention who it was quoted from.hubb wrote:huh?
Do you enjoy statistics?Harkat wrote:I'm considering studying psychology even though I haven't taken any courses in it before. Should I? Any ninjas have any experience? Cheers.
Sounds pretty cool. Are statistics heavily involved? How?In psychology, we describe, explain and predict thoughts, feelings and behaviours, which means we search for answers to explain: Why we spend so much time on Facebook? And why we want what we can’t have?
This programme includes modules on cognitive, social, developmental and biological psychology and also explores abnormal, health and sport and exercise psychology. These modules are taught through various specialist laboratories, seminars and work placements.
There is a big chunk of statistics involved, yes. I think it's mostly lumped together in one section of the course though so if you can stick it through then you'll be alright. (This is all based on memory from six or seven years ago so maybe ask more peopleHarkat wrote:Hmm. Not particularly. I thought psych wasn't number-y though. Caledonian Uni Glasgow's website says the following for their psychology undergraduate course:
Sounds pretty cool. Are statistics heavily involved? How?In psychology, we describe, explain and predict thoughts, feelings and behaviours, which means we search for answers to explain: Why we spend so much time on Facebook? And why we want what we can’t have?
This programme includes modules on cognitive, social, developmental and biological psychology and also explores abnormal, health and sport and exercise psychology. These modules are taught through various specialist laboratories, seminars and work placements.
)Chemistry is less popular and Psychology more soughtafter so they can afford to be more picky.Electric_Head wrote:So chemistry is easier than psychology?