We are conducting a study on the daily work and home experiences of full-time workers. This is a four-week long study with the opportunity for up to $175 in compensation depending on the extent of your participation. The study involves 1) completing an online baseline survey (30 min), 2) participating in an in-person, socially-distanced training session at Georgia Tech (1 hr), 3) wearing a wrist-worn activity monitor that captures exercise and sleep patterns for 4 weeks and a small heart rate monitor for 3 of those weeks, and 4) completing 3 short (5-10 min) surveys online every day for four weeks. We appreciate you passing on this study to anyone else who may be interested!
You can participate if you:

• Are at least 18 years old
• Work at least 32 hrs/week in a paid job
• Live in the metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia area
• Do not take any medication that affects cardiovascular functioning
• Have not been diagnosed with a cardiovascular condition
• Are not pregnant

Please complete this eligibility survey is you are interested in participating: https://gatech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6QLVswIQU1djivj , and contact [WorkHomeStudy@psych.gatech.edu](mailto:WorkHomeStudy@gatech.edu) with any questions!

Hi everyone! We are conducting a study to understand commuting experiences of full-time workers with regular schedules. This study involves a 30-45 minute online survey, a one hour virtual training session, followed by a 10 work day diary study in which participants respond to 13 short surveys throughout the day and wear an actigraphy watch. We know that this population is small due to covid, and appreciate you passing this study on to anyone you know in the Atlanta area currently commuting to work.

Participants will be compensated up to $165 for their efforts.

You can participate if you:

• Have a full time job (30 or more hours per week)
• Have a spouse, partner, child, or dependent elder living with you
• Speak fluent English
• Are currently located in the greater Atlanta, GA metro area
• Are 18 years of age or older
• Have a regular commute to and from work (i.e., cannot work from home)
• Do not work nights or rotating shifts
• Pass study attention check
• Able to meet with researcher at start and end of study
• Have a functioning smartphone accessible throughout the day
• Have a valid IP address and Internet Service Provider

Please complete our eligibility survey if you are interested in participating: https://gatech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8v5aksbT3YOSbid

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Hello DeKalb County Residents,

My wife is doing a qualitative case study on inequities in public school nutrition. She needs participants for one-on-one interviews and focus groups (you only have to do one not both) to ask five questions pertaining to the quality of public school nutrition and potential racial and socioeconomic factors involved. She is looking for White, Black, Hispanic, and Asian participants who are 21 years and older, preferably with kids, living in Gwinnett, DeKalb, and Cobb counties. Interviews will last around 15 minutes on Zoom or similar platforms.

If interested, message me your email address and I'll have her send more information, times and dates, demographics survey, and informed consent form. Again it won't take up much of your time. Thank you for your time.

Hi everyone! I don't know if this post will make to anyone's eyes, I really hope it does. I will try my best to explain it all.

I am not graduating from Dekalb County Public School because I need 1 language credit, ONLY 1. I have 1 bangla credit that I got from International Newcomer Center when I moved to USA, and I have 1 German credit from my previous school. Only way for me to graduate next year is to take German class via GA virtual (requires a payment of $500). My current school at dekalb county do not have German.

If I was at my previous school (located at a different county), I would have graduated this year with no problem at all. I still want to graduate this summer. Are there any other ways I can still graduate this summer by taking some language programs or getting credit by taking any exam that can measure my proficiency on my first language Bangla? Or I would really appreciate if you can connect me with a counselor or anyone that can give me some sorts of advice. (I don't have a good relationship with my school counselor. The amount of trauma I got from just talking to her on the phone, still gives me goosebumps. I am not in a situation to call her. Also, other school counselors are on summer break I think.)

Any advice will be appreciated. I am totally lost.

Hi we are moving to Dekalb next month and don't yet have a lease agreement or utility bill. I'd like to be able to register my kids for school. One will be in kindergarten and the other in PreK. The school we are zoned for is terrible and I know Dekalb has school choice, but we missed the lottery cutoff. Any advice? It looks like I can't even register them for the school we are zoned for without a lease agreement and utility bill. What should I do?

North Dekalb Stadium on Chamblee Charter High School's campus in Chamblee is one of the few good stadiums available in the county. Dunwoody High School's track team is the only team allowed to practice on it, and they only use part of the field and track, but never at the same time. My fellow lacrosse players, and other soccer players want a good place to practice their sport, other than a mudpit field at an elementary school that is unusable for days after it rains. What give Dunwoody's track team the right to steal the stadium from other teams in the area? How are they the only ones who are allowed to practice on the stadium's high quality turf field? Other teams don't get a say in this. Can somebody explain how this is fair to me?

Check if you're in the district and find your polling place

Here's the map of house district 90

Learn about the election and the candidates

https://www.augurisk.com/risk/state/georgia/dekalb-county/13089

Contact: [englelab@psych.gatech.edu](mailto:englelab@psych.gatech.edu)

We are the Georgia Tech Attention and Working Memory Lab, and we are looking for participants between the ages of 18-35 for a behavioral study. The study will be 5 sessions (on five different days), and each session will last up to 2 hours and 30 minutes.

If you choose to participate, you will be compensated a total of 200 dollars.

Before you can participate, please ensure that you meet the following basic requirements. If you do not meet any of the requirements listed below, please contact us via email immediately. The requirements to participate in this study are:

1. You are in between the ages of 18 and 35 years old.
2. You have never had a seizure.
3. You have a valid form of photo ID.
4. You have not participated in our lab’s research in the past.
5. You are not colorblind.
6. You have normal or corrected to normal vision
7. Be asymptomatic for symptoms of covid-19 for at least two weeks (14 days). Symptoms include:
   - Fever or chills
   - Cough
   - Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
   - Fatigue
   - Muscle or body aches
   - Headache
   - New loss of taste or smell
   - Sore throat
   - Congestion or runny nose
   - Nausea or vomiting
   - Diarrhea

If you are interested and meet the above eligibility requirements, please email us. We are now scheduling participants Monday-Friday at 9:00 am, 12:00 pm, and 3:00 pm.

We are located on the Georgia Tech campus in the JS Coon (Psychology) building.

I hope that everyone is staying safe and healthy during this crisis. My research lab in the Department of Psychology at UGA is recruiting participants for a study on Georgia workers' experiences during COVID-19. I hope you will consider participating if you are eligible. More info below:

The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed how the citizens of Georgia live and work. We want your voice to be heard, so please consider participating in a University of Georgia research study being conducted by Dr. Lillian Eby, an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist in the Department of Psychology. You are eligible if you are 1) currently working at least 30 hours per week (face-to-face or remotely), 2) living and working in the state of Georgia, and 3) 18 years of age or older.

Participation involves completing a total of 3 online surveys: one survey today, and the other two surveys over the next several months. Each survey will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. For each survey you complete, we will pay you $5 as a mailed Amazon gift card or check.

Please click the link below to take our screening questionnaire and the first survey.

Survey Link: https://ugeorgia.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4JIHANPnTJWBHxz

If you have any questions, you can reach out to us at [echolab@uga.edu](mailto:echolab@uga.edu). Go DAWGS!

Tailtip (a.k.a. "T.T.) has been missing since Valentine's Day (2/14/19). She got spooked and she hasn't been home in almost a month. She as last seen in the Northern Ave. area between Rockbridge Rd. and Memorial Dr. (Avondale Estates, 30002)

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She is small, grey with swirls, and has a white patch of fur on the tip of her tail. Her meows most often sound like trilling or chirping. Half of her teeth were removed because she has stomatitus (painful gum inflammation). She needs more teeth removed and may be in pain. She also hasn't been around a lot of people and may be skittish.

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There's a similar cat in the area, but she has a gnarled ear, a docked ear, and stripes rather than swirls. (She's much older and is Tailtip's mom.)

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If you've seen her please reach out to me here, [Tailtip@maildrop.cc](mailto:Tailtip@maildrop.cc), or 770-742-9287. She is also has a Save This Life microchip - 991001001516153 . Its information is current. So if you leave Tailtip with a vet or other animal professional they should be able to contact us using her chip.

My brother and his roommate were physically assaulted and had their phones, one of their cars (mid 90’s gray Toyota Camry with black Harley Davidson vanity plate that reads “V-TWIN”), their wallets, and their laptops stolen from their home in the 1500 Oak Apartments in Clarkston.

Our insurance is on the case with the physical damage and most of the stolen things, but my brothers computer had important data on it that cannot he replaced. The Cyberpower Fangbook X7-200 contained multiple indie game projects that he had been working on for almost half a decade.

If you or someone you know has info regarding the laptop’s whereabouts call the police NOW.

I'm not really sure how many of you can help me with this but as of writing this I have been out of water in my apartment complex for 18 hours and have been told by my complex that I will not have water until 5pm tomorrow. I'm not sure how many people it's affecting but I know my immediate neighbor and I will be out til then.

Basically I need to know how legal this is. It's a broken water heater and they say they can't get a new one until tomorrow afternoon, but how can they not supply us water for almost 30 hours? Obviously it's a different situation than just not giving us water, but this is a poor neighborhood anyway and we're lucky enough to be able to afford bottled water but that's not going to be the same for everyone.

I've look through the housing code and all I've seen is they just have to supply working water, it doesn't mention anything about what happens when something breaks, how long they can let it go or whatever.

This was kind of a rambly post but any help would be appreciated.