Lmao she and a tantrum in my direct messages like a child. Jesus. Idk why she didn't just go but the cheaper ones. Why even bother to message me after I said have a good one the first time.

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Every year I re-play Syberia I and my favourite location is Valadilène for sure. There's something about the vibe of that place that always gets me: the gloomy weather, the Art Nuveau architecture, the rusty automatons. Even if I know that Benoît Sokal did not use a single place as a reference for Valadilène, I was thinking that THERE MUST BE some little village in Europe that looks similar to it; maybe not with Art Nouveau houses, but you got the point. A little town beneath the mountains, a bit decadent but still picturesque and captivating. Anyone can help me?

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After 8 months of intensive studying, I'm all but officially a Bachelor of Science. I just have to wait out the formality of my application, and then I'll enjoy the informality of my graduation party.
In the meantime, I'll share a less grandiose celebration with this subreddit—where my journey started. Threads like these not only helped motivate me to complete my own program; they helped sell me on WGU to begin with.
I'm hoping other potential and inspiring students will find this similarly informative and inspirational; if nothing else, it'll help offload my thoughts and feelings about this achievement, which I'm not ready to spoil my family, friends, and colleagues with just yet. I typically write in my private journal for such introspections that no one asked about, but that alone simply won't do for occasions like this.
My current feelings
Excitement, pride, and ambition, predictably. They've been mounting ever since I started accruing those CUs, but they're amplified most by preexisting feelings: longstanding doubts.
I crossed off a bachelor's degree on my bucket list nearly a decade ago. I was too wishy-washy about my career goals back then to commit to anything more than an associate's program (Criminal Justice Studies, which I at least completed). When I finally felt bullish enough to complete a bachelor's degree (now in IT), time wasn't on my side: I was pushing thirty and working full-time (almost exclusively overtime since the pandemic started).
It was always about making time at one school or another if I really wanted it; the problem was that I didn't want it enough to cut into my work schedule and relive the rigmarole of classroom-paced learning. Once I discovered WGU's work-at-your-own pace format, I realized that I didn't have to do either of the latter. Without this affordance, I would have only pursued a technical diploma at the most—or maybe even just a certification—and I probably couldn't have even obtained that elsewhere before the first flecks of grey appeared in my goatee.
Now I've joined the one third (or thereabout) of bachelor's-degree-holding Americans, and I have all those good feelings—excitement, pride, and ambition—and more; you should, too, once you accomplish it (if you haven't already).
For the here and now, however? I feel relief above all—relief that I'm done with my coursework. Let's just say it felt depersonalizing when you spend most of your time outside of work (and even during it) to study.
Biggest challenges
Beyond the obvious soft skills required (self-motivation and time management), I'd say CompTIA's certification exams were the most demanding part of my journey. Most IT programs offer, if not require, certifications to complete the program, and that was my hardest certification-provider by far.
After I knocked my first-few courses' OAs out of the park, I got complacent. I started misbelieving that I could zip through most courses in the same fashion: binge-studying the course materials during the day, then completing simple multiple-choice exams at night.
Then I started studying for the A+ cert, and I was immediately daunted by all the study materials. After I failed my first attempt, it felt like a patrolman finally pulled me over; before then, I was speeding with impunity. It was at that point I realized I had to pace myself; some roads have stricter speed limits and enforcements than others, and that was truest for CompTIA's precincts.
In less figurative words, you can't rush through CompTIA as you might for most courses. Their exams aren't simple knowledge checks; they test your practical application of it with various situational questions simulations, which is hard to do successfully without hands-on experience in the field. Not to mention, their questions are worded almost as deceptively as those you law students would find on a bar exam.
That was when I started seriously doubting I'd be able to complete the program. If I failed A+—the most entry-level IT cert by that provider—how would I fare against the more advanced CompTIA certs required by my program?
Ironically, though, the CompTIA exams only got easier as I progressed through. I familiarized myself with CompTIA's format further, and I continued building on concepts I've already been establishing. A+ already gave me foundational IT knowledge a mile wide and an inch deep; for subsequent certs (Network+, Security+, etc.), I simply had to dig deeper without covering more ground.
It didn't make me any more complacent about their exams, though; in fact, each one gave me even more exam anxiety than I had when taking my driving test over a decade ago. But I became readier for the challenges, and I'm glad they were challenging indeed. They necessarily stimulated my critical-thinking and problem-solving skills, which simple knowledge checks didn't accomplish.
Was I right to accelerate?
Looking through the prism of my budget? The answer is unequivocally yes. I have a bachelor's degree on my resume, and I didn't even have to pay five figures for my tuition because it only took two semesters.
In the grand scheme of things, however? That's a more subjective question, and I'm ambivalent about it in my case. Overall, I'd say yes since I obtained that degree within a year and am more readily employable now, but I'm not going to gloss over the drawbacks of it.
The benefits of acceleration are obvious, but the obverse is that they pressured me to rush through courses. I simply felt I wasn't maximizing my expenditures if I didn't complete as many classes as I could in one semester. I didn't cheat by the letter of the law, but I felt like I cheated by the spirit of it: failing to absorb as much education as I could have and should have.
Don't get me wrong; I still learned a bookful more about this program's contents than I did, but not as much as I would have if I completed it at a traditional classroom-learning pace. In retrospect, it feels as superficial as water-skiing throughout a lake of knowledge; I dipped my hands in everywhere along the way, but I rarely stopped to take a deep dive because I kept my eyes trained on the destination.
I'm definitely going to revisit that lake while it's still open, and I'll spend more time reviewing my notes and completing labs (most of which I regrettably skipped) to further sharpen these concepts. As I prefaced, I don't regret it overall, but I'm not going to pretend I'm currently as knowledgeable as a BS-CISA graduate should be.

Good afternoon, dear subscribers and guests of the reddit channel o_filonenko. Today I am with you, one of the authors of telegram channels (both open and closed), the person who, since September 13, 2022, has been periodically distributing Olga's fansly content (including DM) both on various forums and recently on reddit. First of all, I would like to thank all those who responded to the survey. This site for the survey was chosen for a reason, since there are about 1,700 people here. At the moment, this is the largest community that is interested in Olga's content. Now to business. I will answer frequently asked questions. 1. Telegram channel created. It has a number of people. 2. As far as I understand, most of you do not have a subscription to Olga's fansly channel. So a few clarifications. A subscription costs $20 per month for regular customers (there are also more favorable terms for 3 and 6 months). Sometimes a promotion is made, and a subscription costs $10. However, the promotion does not apply to regular customers. Most leave after a month because they are not ready to pay $20 (this is noticeable by the number of likes). Of course, that free content (which later gets into the network) is not so frank. However, both in the mailing list and in response to a personal request, she sends content worth $149-199. Yes, it's not quite what you expect. You will not see porn there. However, she still sends pussy. But, in my opinion, the game is worth the candle. Until now, I have not come across this content on the net. The only thing is a video from the beach, but at the time of publication it cost $49. Now the price seems to be $99. 3. I don't know exactly how many people buy content for $199. One person I knew canceled his subscription. As it turned out, what was bought by me, he already had. I even exchanged files with another person. I don’t know other people who were ready to buy content for that kind of money. Now about the telegram channel. 4. Subscription monthly! costs $5. It is assumed that every month We will have a certain amount of money for which We can buy a valuable photo once a month. Yes, it's a lottery. But why not play it? 5. We plan to recruit a sufficient number of people during April. My current goal is to buy a photo for $149 (description attached below). If we fail to raise enough money, then we will buy some kind of pacifier worth $50. I will give a report on the cost of the purchase in the form of a screenshot. Of course, her free content will also be posted there. At the end of April, if possible, we will make a new fundraising. Then we will conduct a survey and choose what we will buy in the future. 6. Payment via PayPal. We have two PayPal accounts located on different continents. If it is not possible to transfer to one of the accounts, then we use the backup. The original plan was to use Binance. But, as it turned out, here, on reddit, they don’t understand what cryptocurrency is at all. After payment, a link to a closed telegram channel will be available to you. Since reddit does not allow such links, you will have to google it without using empty spaces. 7. Last. A sufficient number of people responded in personal correspondence. I do not understand what your further silence is connected with. If all those who responded in personal correspondence are brought together, then the first stage will be passed. I don't think $5 is too much. If you are already subscribed here on reddit, then why did Olga interest you all the same. If that doesn't work, then u/easayo plans to delete the reddit channel as it doesn't make any sense. Thanks to all. I look forward to your cooperation. First of all, I would like to thank all those who responded to the survey. This site for the survey was chosen for a reason, since there are about 1,700 people here. At the moment, this is the largest community that is interested in Olga's content. Now to business. I will answer frequently asked questions. 1. Telegram channel created. It has a number of people. 2. As far as I understand, most of you do not have a subscription to Olga's fansly channel. So a few clarifications. A subscription costs $20 per month for regular customers (there are also more favorable terms for 3 and 6 months). Sometimes a promotion is made, and a subscription costs $10. However, the promotion does not apply to regular customers. Most leave after a month because they are not ready to pay $20 (this is noticeable by the number of likes). Of course, that free content (which later gets into the network) is not so frank. However, both in the mailing list and in response to a personal request, she sends content worth $149-199. Yes, it's not quite what you expect. You will not see porn there. However, she still sends pussy. But, in my opinion, the game is worth the candle. Until now, I have not come across this content on the net. The only thing is a video from the beach, but at the time of publication it cost $49. Now the price seems to be $99. 3. I don't know exactly how many people buy content for $199. One person I knew canceled his subscription. As it turned out, what was bought by me, he already had. I even exchanged files with another person. I don’t know other people who were ready to buy content for that kind of money. Now about the telegram channel. 4. Subscription monthly! costs $5. It is assumed that every month We will have a certain amount of money for which We can buy a valuable photo once a month. Yes, it's a lottery. But why not play it? 5. We plan to recruit a sufficient number of people during April. My current goal is to buy a photo for $149 (description attached below). If we fail to raise enough money, then we will buy some kind of pacifier worth $50. I will give a report on the cost of the purchase in the form of a screenshot. Of course, her free content will also be posted there. At the end of April, if possible, we will make a new fundraising. Then we will conduct a survey and choose what we will buy in the future. 6. Payment via PayPal. We have two PayPal accounts located on different continents. If it is not possible to transfer to one of the accounts, then we use the backup. The original plan was to use Binance. But, as it turned out, here, on reddit, they don’t understand what cryptocurrency is at all. After payment, a link to a closed telegram channel will be available to you. Since reddit does not allow such links, you will have to google it without using empty spaces. 7. Last. A sufficient number of people responded in personal correspondence. I do not understand what your further silence is connected with. If all those who responded in personal correspondence are brought together, then the first stage will be passed. I don't think $5 is too much. If you are already subscribed here on reddit, then why did Olga interest you all the same. If that doesn't work, then u/easayo plans to delete the reddit channel as it doesn't make any sense. Thanks to all. I look forward to your cooperation.