Posts by Nancy Cook65

Given the sheer absurdity and constant contradictions of all the mandates throughout this entire Corona saga, requiring masks in the hallways feels about as logical as a principal deciding you have to perform two squats in the corridor and stick your right index finger in your left ear before entering class, or else lessons simply won't happen. On top of that, there’s now this idea floating around that the government should consider stripping parental rights. I wouldn't call myself a confrontational person—I actually find observing the psychology of the masses quite fascinating—but if anyone truly attempted to screw over parents by taking away their children, I would be the first one out on the streets standing right beside them.

swifttinker40 said:A colleague just pointed out this to me:
Word displays page sizes based on whatever printer is currently set as the default in the system

It’s honestly pathetic how they run things there.
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Jose Williams78 said:So, if you're doing a land swap with a neighbor and there’s no actual cash changing hands—assuming the values are basically equal—do we still have to deal with some kind of tax man here?

Yes, because an exchange is legally considered a method of acquiring property, which means the person receiving the new land is liable for real estate transfer tax, typically calculated at 5% of the property's value.
Furthermore, a participant in the swap might also trigger capital gains tax if they dispose of their property (which, in this scenario, happens through the exchange) within three years of originally acquiring it; in such a case, they could be taxed at 25% of the difference in the property's value.

A magnitude 3.2 earthquake occurred in the US at a depth of 1.2 miles [2015-09-15 18:41:39 UTC]

It’s incredible how Sebastian Vettel managed to squeeze through there; he practically had him by a hair's breadth...

The race for the bravest is finally upon us. There are subtle hints being dropped that the tires might not be the ideal choice for these specific conditions...
Let's see who is willing to take the gamble and push for the absolute limit.

Next week, there’s a promotion running on Goodyear tires where you get four for the price of three, plus they'll throw in a free inspection of your spare tire...

Red Bull Racing really dropped the ball on their marketing today; they were practically invisible on the broadcast...

Michael Martinez97 said:Is it actually mandatory to let them in, and what happens if I just refuse?
I guess you have to weigh things out so the creditor gets officially notified.
What kind of legal fallout am I looking at if I don't allow entry?
Honestly, it’s just tragic—losing a massive two-story house where two big families are living, all because of some debt starting at $2333 plus interest. 🙂
Someone please give me an answer.

If a court order has been issued in the foreclosure case mandating an appraisal, then yes, you have to let them in.
When you owe someone money, it has to be recovered from your real estate or personal property unless you can propose a different settlement. I am fairly certain that the furniture and appliances inside the home are worth at least $2333, so those could be sold to cover the debt..

But I have to wonder, why wasn't he acting like the maestro after the start, especially after VET absolutely bullied him like a rookie?

Brenda Foster said:When I was just a little girl, I had my appendix removed. Out of three different anesthetics used, an allergic reaction was confirmed for two of them (fentanyl and nesdonal). The side effects from all of that led to extrasystoles, which I spent six years being treated for.
The issue I face now is that whenever I mention being allergic to those two specific anesthetics, people immediately panic. This means I often can't receive any pain injections at the dentist, which forced me to endure having a nerve pulled while I was fully awake; even my eye surgery could only proceed by using adrenaline... I don't even want to describe how intense that pain was.
I always carry a medical certificate signed by my doctors stating my allergies to these anesthetics, just in case any emergency situations arise.
Is there any kind of test available that could pinpoint exactly what I am allergic to, so I can avoid repeating these traumatic experiences and make handling everyday medical needs a bit easier?
Thank you.

In what sense—or through what process—was the allergy to fentanyl and nesdonal (I assume you mean thiopental) actually proven?
And those extrasystoles lasting six years?
If someone were truly allergic to fentanyl, thiopental, and every single local anesthetic on top of that, they would have hit the absolute jackpot of bad luck...
It is possible to be allergic to a specific drug itself, or perhaps to a preservative within a particular formulation, among other things.
Being allergic to one anesthetic does not necessarily mean you are allergic to another, and thank God, there are far more than just a few ways to manage pain during certain procedures.
You should find a competent specialist who can give you a definitive answer regarding these various potential future scenarios.

Chandook pulled up just a few yards after exiting the pits... there will be enough rubber left for the second stint, as they still look quite decent...

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