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Citing coronavirus UC Santa Cruz stops in-person classes
ksbw.com/article/citing-coronavirus-uc-santa-...Jeffrey Epstein Dead in Suicide at Jail, Spurring Inquiries
nytimes.com/2019/08/10/nyregion/jeffrey-epste...Age: 58 Male 5'9" 175 lbs Caucasian Duration - hard to say Location - Northern California Existing - kidney cancer 4 years ago. Completely removed, no signs of it returning Current medication - Amlodipine _ Last Friday my husband unlocked our front door and came in. The right side of his head was bloody and he had a deep cut on the right side of his chin. He had no memory of the entire day and no idea how he got home.
We called 911, they responded. His blood pressure was 190 over something (didn't hear). He was confused, didn't remember previous conversations we had had. On Thursday, he showed me that one of his feet was swollen, which alarmed me a bit but I interneted and decided it
I was telling my husband about a story where a family had an elderly couple over to dinner every Sunday, and the wife didn’t come for a couple of weeks because she “was sick” per the husband. It turned out he had murdered her. He wanted to hear it, but now I can’t find it. I think it was pretty recent but none of the show descriptions include this one. Anyone know which episode this was? Or am I crazy and I was listening to a different podcast?
I'm thinking of getting an iPad, mainly for note taking/organization at work and annotating PDFs for work. At work we both generate and download from other sources a lot of technical papers that are long - maybe 200-300 pages - that I would want to put on the iPad to annotate. I also dabble in drawing/painting and I'd like to give that a try too.
I'm having a hard time resigning myself to the iPad Pro 10.5 256 at $800 (which I think would be ideal for me). I'd also be buying the pencil and applecare, so that puts me in the $1000+ range. So then I turned to the 2018 iPad.
I looked at the 2018 iPad (not pro), and compared it in the store to the iPad Pro. I was worried about the click
She was a student at UC Davis. It's a long shot, but could she be a victim of EAR/ONS? Here's a web sleuth's link. https://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?110290-CA-Theresa-Clark-28-Davis-24-Nov-1986 and also earonskg pro boards: http://earonsgsk.proboards.com/thread/109/theresa-dawn-clark-nov-1986.
I knew her and I'd like to know what happened to her. Could she be a victim of EAR/ONS? It seems unlikely, but with some of the other crimes popping up that he may have committed but was never suspected of, why not this one?
I’m trying to go paper free at work. I’m interested in getting using an ipad and pencil for taking notes and then using OneNote to convert to text.
My issue is that we have no access to any clouds at work for confidentiality reasons. Also, my work machine is a pc with OneNote already installed. So I want to make sure I can:
- convert handwriting to text with ipad
- move the OneNote pages from ipad to work pc without cloud use. So that leaves email and thumb drive. FYI, ipad and thumbdrive have to be approved by our information services (which shouldn’t be a problem). Also I can’t install any programs on my work computer without information services involvement - usually not a problem.


