well, there's the problem: 1.4% Pacific Islanders! Fox News told me most of them are stone-age cannibals who are ve3ry manipulative and crime-family types./s.
Actually, many campus police have the same jurisdiction as Highway Patrol...since the schools are state-level entities, they can chase you far beyond school property.
I'd love to know where you can buy a fully equipped squad car for $10k! Just a new vehicle alone is more than that, and the lights, siren, roll cage, prisoner transport system, etc aren't cheap either. Many around here drive supped-up Dodge Chargers...http://www.allpar.com/squads/police-cars/dodge-charger.html...the car is $27K, with the "base" package (I think), MOPAR equipment is $1K-$2K a piece...so to have a "pursuit capable" car would probably run around $30K-$50K...
it neither emits radiation or reflects it, so to our current tech it's mostly undetectable directly, although we can measure the effects it has on normal matter.
And here were I live (tulsa, ok), "move to the right" is considered an attack on your civil liberties, were being an AMERICAN gives us the BLOOD-SOAKED right to cruise in any lane we want. "I pay taxes, I will drive 50 in the passing lane for miles". I've have people break check me ALL the time, they are going below the limit, in fast lane, I cruise up to "wait" for them to move over into the CLEAR lane...but instead they look up in their mirror, tap their breaks a few times...then speed up if I dare try to pass on the right. Or, someone behind me gets pissed (because someone ahead of me is holding him up) and passes me on the left shoulder (not even in the lines) and flips us off as they fly by.
large corps are going the other way...Yahoo started it, everyone else is following. I could do my job from home, but unless we are in "disaster recovery mode" then I get to trek into the NOC
almost anyone in a technical job should be able to do better now than they did in high school...I never took SAT, but I had to take the ACT 5 years later, and scored a perfect 36 on "sociology" or whatever, just because I know understood various real-world concepts that I had never been exposed to back then. The math part, not so good lol
After reading this, I think HP is doing stuff like this too at my location. I was wondering why via Firefox SSL sites kept getting "reset" but worked via Chrome and IE, it's only been happening for a few months now. I just thought it was some incompetence somewhere in the firewall / router maze our network is, but this makes much more sense...normally I agree about "privacy violation!" yet without HP I wouldn't really even have a bank account to speak of, so...lol
Drug R&D is also massively outsourced to China. One of my clients was Bristol Meyers Squibb, almost all the "engineering" and "research" calls I got came in from China.
Not quite. There are two main problems. One, missing Acetaminophen (like Vicoden). so many long-term addicts who WERE staying away from stuff because of liver toxicity now don't have to worry about it, and new "abusers" will see that as a "good thing" to go find it for illicit use; that's just the way an addict's brains is logically. Two, it's crushable...meaning it can be snorted or shot up easily. THIS is what's going to kill people...especially missing the acetaminophen. Of course, an enterprising addict might know how to remove acetaminophen from whatever (addicts can get pretty creative with freezers and such)...I can guarantee that if I actually still talked to those people their already in the know and will be hunting for this very soon.
It is actually way different from "meth". Meth is nasty, made in a trailer or some home-made lab. Zohydro is in a clean regulated factory. Meth can, within a few months, destroy your skin and teeth but I doubt Zohydro is the same. But yeah, in terms of just the addict behavior they do / will have many similarities, although Zohydro will cost much more.
You can't really inject marijuana though, unlike Zohydro. And two "hits" of pot won't kill you, but this could. But, it will probably be around $50-$80 on the street per pill (50mg and all)...
Many of the actual Zohydro overdoses probably will be mis-classified as well. Unless the police find them with a bottle of it, how exactly will they tell Zohydro from Oxycontin or heroin once it's absorbed in the bloodstream?
And I'll bet a chunk of them are already addicted to opiates but just don't realize it yet, like Rush. If you go in for some surgery, you might be one of the "lucky" genetic addicts but you won't know until your script runs out...
Even though I feel most of this is pure rhetoric, there is a grain of truth. I have a friend who is 37, on social security disability, because she was given too many pain pills by doctors and they "enabled" her addiction. That's what the SSI doc said at the hearing...her lump sum was around $35K.
I know of people who specifically get arrested just to smuggle drugs into jail, so yeah...and several of the "rehab centers" in my town are awash with pills...even crooked staff. On top of this is 4-6% population is genetically inclined for opiod addiction. Some of these "severe pain" patients may someday find themselves; after surgery and recovery, puking up for days on end, hot / cold flashes, massive mood swings, extreme agitation at everything, inability to remember where they just "put down something", passing out while doing whatever (especially just sitting there), and many more issues that only hit AFTER you try to quit.
Inevitably, these will quickly work their way to the street. Pharmacorp's have NO ABILITY to control their distribution after they leave the factory, and will be, within months of this drugs approval, lying to doctors about "off label" usage and getting them to replace weaker pain-pills with these. And their not effecting the liver will be a huge addict draw...many older addicts can't really take lortabs, whatever due to other drugs in them.
Here in the States you will almost never get on the radio, real national concerts, etc without the RIAA. Clearchannel ownes most of the radio stations and concert venues so good luck!
when it was built, they probably didn't realize it. Really, the sodium and thorium reactors should be built to replace it somewhere else, but at least those are far safer, smaller, less waste, etc.
The best is to fire them on a Friday. Cancel their access right before rolling up on their cube "yeah, we need to talk..." with security nearby when it eventually escalates. We've found that Iraq/Afghanistan vets with massive PTSD work the best, as they have the best "De-escalation" responses.
I got fired from my last job on my day off, but got re-hired three weeks on a different team. We ran into a slight problem with my new email address because my old ID hadn't been archived yet, whatever that actually means. I'm assuming I could chase down some AD admin or there's some "form" somewhere on line to fix it all...but honestly my new email is better, but it gets a shit-ton of spam, that is totally insane...it was coming in other people's names but now I'm feeling the effect of having a four-teller . two letter.com, and it's like watching the internet "tubes" drain their digital sewage all into my inbox.
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well, there's the problem: 1.4% Pacific Islanders! Fox News told me most of them are stone-age cannibals who are ve3ry manipulative and crime-family types. /s.
Actually, many campus police have the same jurisdiction as Highway Patrol...since the schools are state-level entities, they can chase you far beyond school property.
same thing in Oklahoma...oh, the lottery made 10 million? then that's 10 million we can cut from school budgets!
FB should call the new division "Lone Star Security Services" lol
I'd love to know where you can buy a fully equipped squad car for $10k! Just a new vehicle alone is more than that, and the lights, siren, roll cage, prisoner transport system, etc aren't cheap either. Many around here drive supped-up Dodge Chargers...http://www.allpar.com/squads/police-cars/dodge-charger.html...the car is $27K, with the "base" package (I think), MOPAR equipment is $1K-$2K a piece...so to have a "pursuit capable" car would probably run around $30K-$50K...
it neither emits radiation or reflects it, so to our current tech it's mostly undetectable directly, although we can measure the effects it has on normal matter.
your not the only one to wonder this...that's kinda the idea behind string theory...
And here were I live (tulsa, ok), "move to the right" is considered an attack on your civil liberties, were being an AMERICAN gives us the BLOOD-SOAKED right to cruise in any lane we want. "I pay taxes, I will drive 50 in the passing lane for miles". I've have people break check me ALL the time, they are going below the limit, in fast lane, I cruise up to "wait" for them to move over into the CLEAR lane...but instead they look up in their mirror, tap their breaks a few times...then speed up if I dare try to pass on the right. Or, someone behind me gets pissed (because someone ahead of me is holding him up) and passes me on the left shoulder (not even in the lines) and flips us off as they fly by.
large corps are going the other way...Yahoo started it, everyone else is following. I could do my job from home, but unless we are in "disaster recovery mode" then I get to trek into the NOC
almost anyone in a technical job should be able to do better now than they did in high school...I never took SAT, but I had to take the ACT 5 years later, and scored a perfect 36 on "sociology" or whatever, just because I know understood various real-world concepts that I had never been exposed to back then. The math part, not so good lol
After reading this, I think HP is doing stuff like this too at my location. I was wondering why via Firefox SSL sites kept getting "reset" but worked via Chrome and IE, it's only been happening for a few months now. I just thought it was some incompetence somewhere in the firewall / router maze our network is, but this makes much more sense...normally I agree about "privacy violation!" yet without HP I wouldn't really even have a bank account to speak of, so...lol
Drug R&D is also massively outsourced to China. One of my clients was Bristol Meyers Squibb, almost all the "engineering" and "research" calls I got came in from China.
Not quite. There are two main problems. One, missing Acetaminophen (like Vicoden). so many long-term addicts who WERE staying away from stuff because of liver toxicity now don't have to worry about it, and new "abusers" will see that as a "good thing" to go find it for illicit use; that's just the way an addict's brains is logically. Two, it's crushable...meaning it can be snorted or shot up easily. THIS is what's going to kill people...especially missing the acetaminophen. Of course, an enterprising addict might know how to remove acetaminophen from whatever (addicts can get pretty creative with freezers and such)...I can guarantee that if I actually still talked to those people their already in the know and will be hunting for this very soon.
It is actually way different from "meth". Meth is nasty, made in a trailer or some home-made lab. Zohydro is in a clean regulated factory. Meth can, within a few months, destroy your skin and teeth but I doubt Zohydro is the same. But yeah, in terms of just the addict behavior they do / will have many similarities, although Zohydro will cost much more.
You can't really inject marijuana though, unlike Zohydro. And two "hits" of pot won't kill you, but this could. But, it will probably be around $50-$80 on the street per pill (50mg and all)...
Many of the actual Zohydro overdoses probably will be mis-classified as well. Unless the police find them with a bottle of it, how exactly will they tell Zohydro from Oxycontin or heroin once it's absorbed in the bloodstream?
HAHAHA your cat...they gave my cat a tiny bottle of liquid Tramadol, it was very funny watching him nod off and fall off stuff for awhile!
And I'll bet a chunk of them are already addicted to opiates but just don't realize it yet, like Rush. If you go in for some surgery, you might be one of the "lucky" genetic addicts but you won't know until your script runs out...
Even though I feel most of this is pure rhetoric, there is a grain of truth. I have a friend who is 37, on social security disability, because she was given too many pain pills by doctors and they "enabled" her addiction. That's what the SSI doc said at the hearing...her lump sum was around $35K.
I know of people who specifically get arrested just to smuggle drugs into jail, so yeah...and several of the "rehab centers" in my town are awash with pills...even crooked staff. On top of this is 4-6% population is genetically inclined for opiod addiction. Some of these "severe pain" patients may someday find themselves; after surgery and recovery, puking up for days on end, hot / cold flashes, massive mood swings, extreme agitation at everything, inability to remember where they just "put down something", passing out while doing whatever (especially just sitting there), and many more issues that only hit AFTER you try to quit.
Inevitably, these will quickly work their way to the street. Pharmacorp's have NO ABILITY to control their distribution after they leave the factory, and will be, within months of this drugs approval, lying to doctors about "off label" usage and getting them to replace weaker pain-pills with these. And their not effecting the liver will be a huge addict draw...many older addicts can't really take lortabs, whatever due to other drugs in them.
other than Hitler's blessing...sounds like an excellent idea anyway, GEMA or no GEMA! I'll take any excuse to sacrifice ten hipsters!
Here in the States you will almost never get on the radio, real national concerts, etc without the RIAA. Clearchannel ownes most of the radio stations and concert venues so good luck!
when it was built, they probably didn't realize it. Really, the sodium and thorium reactors should be built to replace it somewhere else, but at least those are far safer, smaller, less waste, etc.
do you get super-cheap electricity?
The best is to fire them on a Friday. Cancel their access right before rolling up on their cube "yeah, we need to talk..." with security nearby when it eventually escalates. We've found that Iraq/Afghanistan vets with massive PTSD work the best, as they have the best "De-escalation" responses.
.com, and it's like watching the internet "tubes" drain their digital sewage all into my inbox.
I got fired from my last job on my day off, but got re-hired three weeks on a different team. We ran into a slight problem with my new email address because my old ID hadn't been archived yet, whatever that actually means. I'm assuming I could chase down some AD admin or there's some "form" somewhere on line to fix it all...but honestly my new email is better, but it gets a shit-ton of spam, that is totally insane...it was coming in other people's names but now I'm feeling the effect of having a four-teller . two letter