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Here are a few things which can be done to find an appropriate dating partner / Girlfriend irrespective of the city -Applications such as Tinder are widely used to find a dating partner. So I'd suggest you to install it. ( I have never used Tinder, so I asked one of my friend to share his experience about this app.Fill out your profile in a creative way. Swipe right only for the right girl. Slowly build a rapport with that girl. Portray yourself in the way you are.Ask her out for a cup of coffee. Talk to her. Spend time with her. Be a gentleman and earn yourself a second date.Do something interesting on the second date. For example if the girl is interested in adventure sports, then you can try river rafting, bungee jumping or trekking with her.Make her happy. Remember that the simplest way into a girl's heart is through her beautiful smile.If you aren't able to download this application due to inexplicable reasons, then I'd suggest you to go out. Dress well. Groom yourself.Attend parties / meet-ups. Socialize. Meet new people. Know them. When you find an interesting girl, talk to her. Ask her out on a date. Get to know her better. Try not to come out as a creep.At last don't forget to ask her if she'd like to be your girlfriend. Don't hesitate. Just do it.All the very best to you, my friend. :)

I was born in Newcastle, UK and went to the UoS from 2008 to 2012. I liked Sheffield and the University. Sheffield is a nice city. It has a good mix of urban and rural life which i liked. On the one hand you have a nice inner city life available (for those coming from larger cities e.g. London and bigger it will be considered small). Furthermore, you have a great array of nature available (lake district and the peak districts are relatively close) and the city has some wonderful parks. During the summer time the parks are always teeming with lot's of people, and the people are extremely friendly. The city is predominantly students now. It's a ghost town during the academic breaks. It's also quite easy to travel around the UK from Sheffield. The city has a very good train network that can get you anywhere you want in relative comfort.From an academic perspective it's also very good. The lecturers were mostly passionate in what they taught. I had an excellent personal tutor. The support he gave me during my final year both academically and with my career will never be forgotten. The University itself has so many extracurricular activities and societies you can take part in - it's unbelievable. It was voted number one Student's Union in 2012 and one of the overall best experiences of any University in the UK at the time. It also has red brick status which i hear is good for job applications (although nowhere i applied cared about this title.)If you want a party city more than academic city then Leeds/Manchester is probably a better alternative. Both also have great universities.If you enjoy academic endeavours, societies, extracurricular activities and nature then Sheffield is the choice for you.Overall, an excellent university that i would recommend highly. If anyone has any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

I once did a calculation of how much VRAM it would take to render everything you can see out the window of an airplane or helicopter flying low over a large city.The answer?20 GB.A 3090 has enough left over to render the inside of the cockpit as well.And the application that will use it unmodified has just been released (not coincidental, I’m sure).Flight Sim 2020 will use all of that right away.X-Plane has been able to do that for quite a while, but you need 3rd party scenery to make it try and use that much VRAM.So… flight sims will use 24 GB of VRAM pretty easily.