@GMShivers That last paragraph doesnโt make sense. I was the most experienced student in the class and the next most experienced student had less than two years of full time work experience. Most of the class had less than a year of part time experience.
My introduction to management class had an assignment where everyone in the class except me or my team suggested replacing a higher paid employee and moving their duties to another person. Nobody could answer the simple question of are you sure that the person left has enough time to do both jobs? None of them could even propose how to quantify the amount of time each job/task took.
Longest employment history in the class excluding myself was 2 years. None had spent more than a year in full time employment at that point. Excluding the teacher I had the longest employment history in the class.
@arpeyton@pnwguerrilla Especially 15 to 20 years ago. Removable storage was really bad for reliability. The good stuff had 1/100th the cycle count of any internal storage option.
@BelAves@CynicalPublius Or move between W2 employers. It is actually harder to get coverage at random times in the year after the ACA than before the ACA. You need a qualifying reason not just I wanted to save money because I was healthy.
@BelAves@CynicalPublius You could not sign up for insurance in the back of an ambulance before the ACA or after the ACA and get that trip covered.
Preexisting condition coverage means that a Type 2 diabetic patient will get their controlling medication covered if they move from W2 to 1099 employment.
@ShamashAran Tetanus, Polio, and Smallpox are diseases where the vaccine is, was for Smallpox, an absolutely clear win. Rabies is a clear win if bitten.
Unnecessary by whose definition? Are the necessary parking spots in the rear of the property which keeps the front of the property clear so people see oncoming traffic at intersections? There are a few dozen properties that need to be condemned in my hometown because of that very issue.
@B_Mitchell43@OpinoYBardeo@gtcstorm40@Suffragent_ The 1800mg/ml of blood would be in overdose territory. It translates into between 7 to 10 grams depending on her total blood volume. The 1800ng/ml is approximately a half dose. Whether that is half metabolized or only half taken we donโt know.
@DigitalKitten5@gtcstorm40@Suffragent_ The blood tests reported therapeutic concentrations of 4 benzodiazepines, 3 other medications, and a non therapeutic dose, too low, of another medication. She was taking at least some of her medications.
@carryrights@NickJFreitas Along with a bunch of right wingers that are incredibly ignorant about mental illnesses.
I am in the possibly insane camp, but either way she shouldnโt be in society.
@shipwreckedcrew Itโs probably happened by order of the police because of traffic control after an accident. Still super rare. Uncontrolled, yeah no reason to.