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_acme
8y ago
No, they won't, because the only form available is the IV form. There are no ketamine pills or tablets. Some doctors will prescribe ketamine nasal spray or lozenges to be made by a compounding pharmacy, but the vast percentage of docto
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FaceTime Audio is iOS 12 Default
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_acme
8y ago
You got addicted to Tylenol? Could you be more specific? Do you just mean that it stopped working for you? Because if you mean you truly developed a compulsive desire to take APAP, you must be the first person in the world ever to have done
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_acme
8y ago
No one would ever use that terminology in practice/conversation.
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_acme
8y ago
According to the current Cuban Assets Control Regulations, it is still, in most cases and circumstances, against the law for Americans to spend money in Cuba without a special license issued by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
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_acme
8y ago
Pursuant to Gonzales v. Raich, which ruled that Congress could criminalize the production and use of homegrown marijuana for personal use, the interstate effect of gambling in any form on any activity is almost certainly sufficient for Cong
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_acme
8y ago
Why would you never pay money for this? Do you mean this is a poor product in some way or simply that you would never pay money for software, either for ideological or financial reasons or both?
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_acme
8y ago
Learning org-mode plus enough emacs to use it is vastly more difficult than learning OneNote, and the macOS and iOS versions of OneNote are also quite good (it's not at all Windows-only). You may also export to various other formats an
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_acme
8y ago
This is a native macOS and iOS app?
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8y ago
Any hotel nicer than your average Sheraton (Weston, W Hotels, etc.) will not have free Wi-Fi. Sheratons might not even have free Wi-Fi. Where you have been staying seem like they'd be classified as "motels" (like a Best Weste
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_acme
8y ago
Unfortunately no matter how many times you say this or how much you wish it were true, US (at least) courts have disagreed with you by enforcing contracts of adhesion.
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_acme
8y ago
Steve Jobs worked at Atari. I don't think there was 'gaming' in the sense that you mean it when Steve Jobs was younger.
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_acme
8y ago
Isn't teaching part of the definition of faculty? In other words, isn't it impossible to be 'faculty' if you don't take 'students' (i.e., 'teach')? At least anywhere I've ever heard of, this
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8y ago
Is it really easier to get 'in' Denmark or Norway than the US or UK? Perhaps for vacation travel, but to settle permanently in small, wealthy, homogeneous countries is usually far more difficult than to settle in the US.
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8y ago
Unless NZ is significantly different from most other countries, no one has a right to a resident visa (although some people might have a right to citizenship, such as by descent), so they can already arbitrarily determine whether or not to
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8y ago
Under what conditions would any of these events actually occur? The government isn't going to waste resources to deport someone solely for forgetting an account; they would only go to such effort if there's another reason that the
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_acme
8y ago
You're not using the term 'GSM' correctly. You mean to say that your device is locked to AT&T, not that it is 'GSM'-only.
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8y ago
Where is there pricing information?
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_acme
9y ago
I am feeling better, but not "a lot better", unfortunately, due to the cost of the ketamine infusions and the inconvenience of the TMS treatments. I received Brainsway deep TMS at one of the better / more well-known psychiatr
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_acme
9y ago
I have had ketamine infusions (approximately 15) under medical supervision, where a general practice MD, in his office, but in consultation with my psychiatrist, administers a specific dosage (usually starting at 0.50mg/kg, going up to
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_acme
9y ago
If you were insufflating it, you had a very ambiguous dose and were not using it under the care of a physician such as discussed by the article; not to discount your experience, which is somewhat similar to mine, but readers should know tha
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2018 WorkFlowy RoadMap
(blog.workflowy.com)
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9y ago
I was trying to provide constructive criticism. As written, the comment is nearly incomprehensible. If someone is going to take the time to post, he or she should take the time to do a minimum of proofreading his or her writing so that othe
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9y ago
I meant that referring to someone as "needy" is needlessly derogatory and offensive, regardless of what the poster meant. If he meant low-income, there are less offensive ways to express that which he should use instead of "n
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9y ago
Who is a "needy person"? Usually that phrasing is meant in a derogatory way; is that what you mean?
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LLCs may be taxed as flow-through entities (similar to partnerships), but no LLC is organized as a partnership, that's simply a nonsensical statement; an LLC is a distinct and separate type of entity to a partnership, limited partnersh
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9y ago
The foreign parent would be a member.
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9y ago
My BA thesis is in the school's library and I was able to use any software/format I wanted in writing it.
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9y ago
An enormous number of people suffer from PTSD who are not veterans. People who have been raped, witnessed crimes, etc. could all suffer PTSD. Trauma can be almost anything if it causes a negative impact (e.g., depression, anxiety) in the fu
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_acme
9y ago
How would you know that his advices (sic) work "great" without any research?
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