Again I could be wrong but I thought that the WD stood for water dispersant which was the original application ( and still very good for that). The all purpose lubricant is not actually a great use for it. Spray silicone like Jig-a-loo is much better.
I read the entire article and it didn't mention Jeffery Rowland and the campaign for "get these motherfuck'n snakes off this motherfuck'n plane" added to the film. Christ they invited the guy to the premiere. Just a generic nod to Something Awful and Ebaum's World. It's funny how focused it was on the Hollywood side and not the meme side of things.
It was residential so they were never leaving. There was joy there as well. It was not the most tragic wing of that facility. Health can be hard because you are witness to the worst day of someone's life. Every day.
Detoxing someone from end stage alcoholism is incredibly dangerous. In comparison detoxing from heroin is not great for the user, but there's no risk of death. It feels like a really bad flu for 72 hours and a mild flu for another 72.
My first job in healthcare was in a veterans hospital. There were so many alcohol dependent residents that there was a pub in the basement to dispense the "medicine" and not stigmatize the residents. There was beer on the med carts for those with limited mobility.
It's interesting to me, I learned an oral history in grad school that's somewhat different from the wiki record. This isn't the first time that it's happened and it's a lesson that history goes to the documentation.
I was told that it's development was tied to looking for suture alternatives and it was abandoned due to inflammation and rough edges on application.
The lesson, for me, is to be cautious about relying on single sources. I am enough of an expert in my areas (and this is not one of them) to be pretty suspicious of Wikipedia.
Average can mean so many things. A lot of people want it to be synonymous with mean as a measure of central tendency, but there's a reason data people use mean. It avoids folk definitions meaning typical or expected. In those senses it can also be synonymous with modal values or an area around the median etc. It's not a precise word.
K. DRI, BCI, and IAEM all have Waffle House resources as case studies etc. WH really is best of breed at keeping things running under difficult circumstances.
Waffle House has an S-tier plan for dealing with emergencies. They will move people in to the area for surge support, shift to the "storm menu" with limited items. They have plans for how to proceed with generators and prioritize functions with limited potable water and on and on. They have amazing preparation and execution.
This is exactly what judges should do if the company won't clean up their own act. The article is a long whine about muh slippery slope.
An example of the whine to save you a click..
Judges simply shouldn’t be in the business of determining the proper user interface for software. Indeed, I’d deem it to be an example of compelled speech and (in cases of banning certain features) suppression of speech.
English has far more words for snow than the Inuit languages have. And as others have said dehydrate and it's conjugations serve this purpose in English, with dessicate and it's conjugations for the remains.
Butt is the verb in a headbutt. Hitting someone with your keester would be a buttbutt.
Again I could be wrong but I thought that the WD stood for water dispersant which was the original application ( and still very good for that). The all purpose lubricant is not actually a great use for it. Spray silicone like Jig-a-loo is much better.
I remember that on first run. I was just a kid and my parents didn't want me to watch it.
I read the entire article and it didn't mention Jeffery Rowland and the campaign for "get these motherfuck'n snakes off this motherfuck'n plane" added to the film. Christ they invited the guy to the premiere. Just a generic nod to Something Awful and Ebaum's World. It's funny how focused it was on the Hollywood side and not the meme side of things.
It was residential so they were never leaving. There was joy there as well. It was not the most tragic wing of that facility. Health can be hard because you are witness to the worst day of someone's life. Every day.
Detoxing someone from end stage alcoholism is incredibly dangerous. In comparison detoxing from heroin is not great for the user, but there's no risk of death. It feels like a really bad flu for 72 hours and a mild flu for another 72.
Why go to the trouble of using something nasty. It's convenient and non-stigmatizing for the residents. So why not?
I thought that WD-40 was a purposeful development process. It was the 40th formulation that made it to market.
My first job in healthcare was in a veterans hospital. There were so many alcohol dependent residents that there was a pub in the basement to dispense the "medicine" and not stigmatize the residents. There was beer on the med carts for those with limited mobility.
It's interesting to me, I learned an oral history in grad school that's somewhat different from the wiki record. This isn't the first time that it's happened and it's a lesson that history goes to the documentation.
I was told that it's development was tied to looking for suture alternatives and it was abandoned due to inflammation and rough edges on application.
The lesson, for me, is to be cautious about relying on single sources. I am enough of an expert in my areas (and this is not one of them) to be pretty suspicious of Wikipedia.
That's why the cyanoacrylates were developed - for surgical closure. Everything else is an afterthought.
Odyssey and backgammon? Could happen.
840=340+500=120+640+80
I was reading it as always having to sum to the top block. So 640 would correct for the bottom layer and 500 for the middle layer.
Average can mean so many things. A lot of people want it to be synonymous with mean as a measure of central tendency, but there's a reason data people use mean. It avoids folk definitions meaning typical or expected. In those senses it can also be synonymous with modal values or an area around the median etc. It's not a precise word.
K. DRI, BCI, and IAEM all have Waffle House resources as case studies etc. WH really is best of breed at keeping things running under difficult circumstances.
I don't at the moment. It's readable. Are you just curious or are you in the biz?
Waffle House has an S-tier plan for dealing with emergencies. They will move people in to the area for surge support, shift to the "storm menu" with limited items. They have plans for how to proceed with generators and prioritize functions with limited potable water and on and on. They have amazing preparation and execution.
https://www.scribd.com/document/899965049/Waffle-House-storm-playbook
This is exactly what judges should do if the company won't clean up their own act. The article is a long whine about muh slippery slope.
An example of the whine to save you a click..
English has far more words for snow than the Inuit languages have. And as others have said dehydrate and it's conjugations serve this purpose in English, with dessicate and it's conjugations for the remains.