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That's a pretty good set up for the layman to have. No need having a bunch of stuff you don't how to use. Depending on what your/your wife's medical history is might add a small medicine pouch. Baby aspirin for chest pain, benadryl for mild allergic reactions. Maybe a Sawyer extractor for snake bites or insect stings. Bottle or spray can of wound wash. I'm an RN/medic so I carry way too much stuff in my truck but you have a great kit.

So does he only get sentenced on the biggest charge? 2nd degree murder?

When i moved here 13 years ago I thought we were in the middle of nowhere. Now it's max density cookie cutter neighborhoods everywhere. Luckily I live on top of White Oak Mtn so I have a buffer.

Two wells on my property. One is over 500' deep and the other is over 300' deep, no hand pump option for that.

Been on a well for 13 years. We love our water. We have a Kinetico system that has worked well. Yes it takes more personal effort than having city water but its pretty much on autopilot. I havent read all of the comments but one thing to consider is that when the power is out so is your water. That has been our biggest issue over the years. living in tornado ally. We put in a Generac whole house generator last year so that problem is solved but definitely something to consider.

If you put a price on what you are selling maybe you wont get $100 offers for it.

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And yet another +1 for GT. Been a customer for almost 20 years. Was in yesterday and they had both G19MOS and G45MOS in stock for blue label, didn't ask about other models. Had them order me a G19 in December and it took a couple weeks.

ill take the the .556, PM inbound.

Another vote for Drug Task Force, our guys purposely do not look like your typical officer.

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I'm thankful for the family reboot that is happening. My 21 y/o daughter is home from college. My 14&16 y/o son's lives were so busy with school and sports but now we are all at home spending time together, time that I never thought would happen again. Yes the current world situation sucks but hearing my 3 almost grown kids laughing and having fun together is pretty nice.

It wouldn’t be the nurse’s employer. The fear is that the state or federal government would make the threat.

I'm a registered nurse but not currently working in a clinical setting but always keep my license active. I've considered going to my old hospital and at least being put on some sort of list to call back if needed but as previously stated, the hospitals are half full and staff being sent home because of nothing for them to do. I read these articles about the governors of NY and NJ wanting the government to "draft" medical professionals and force them to come up there to help. Well that is some . If the time and need arises I'll throw my scrubs back on and help out my community but they can have my license before I head to NY regardless of what the pay is.

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