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So I have been a daily participant of 20 - 30g a day for 3 or 4 years now. Never missing a day. Sometimes exceeding 40g and any real positive effects. I realize that is not being responsible as I have struggled with Alcohol and Opiates (no drink or pills for 6 or 7 years now) in my younger years. It started off harmless enough 1 or 2 doses of like 3g or so. Well the last few months it kinda got away from me. I was feeling a few aches mid sleep and some nights would redose at 3am just to make it to 5am. Well I woke up yesterday and didn't feel the urge to take my morning dose, and with no discomfort at all 230p had rolled around. I took a 2g serving out of boredom honestly, and I kne

So I have been tasked to create a working dashboard got a project I've just recently taken over. Essentially it is a truck logging sheet where we sign in a truck and scan his truck for radiation. Each truck will be scanned on 4 sides (4 separate columns). We keep track of time in, total volume (in barrels), truck number (not super important for the dashboard), where the load is from, and the company transporting the load.

I would like to create a nice simple dashboard that tracks maybe the 10 "hottest loads", average radiation (left, right, front, back) perhaps in pie charts, average truck volume, total barrels recieved, etc. Just so if someone needs information quickly they won't have

Title says it all. I asked a friend who's husband is a PA State Trooper as well and she said that it cuts down on hysteria. Seems a little reckless if you ask me as a first responder, but is standard practice. The PA Statey pulled up next to me at a BP Gas station, and I just offered politely "hey partner, I have a couple extras would you care to have a few?" He respectfully declined explaining his position.

Edit 1: REFUSED not Reused sorry :-( mobile.

I need help deciding if I should change jobs. Right now I am a Field Supervisor in the gas patch "oil field" in the Marcellus region. I make $21/hr and work ~80 hours/week. I have 2 young children and a wife at home. Currently I've worked 15 of the last 18 months out of town, and amounting to ~70 days home in the last 1.5 years. We just bought a house, and recently I've felt this overwhelming sense of guilt passing all my responsibilities onto my wife while she raises our children. Work is moving up North where I live so from April to December I will actually be home every night. Which is a bonus.

Another place I have been working the last 5 years is a landscaping company. He hel