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Some reliable googling:

Most states consider jaywalking a petty misdemeanor, the most lenient type of misdemeanor. Generally if not ignored, it is punished with a fine around or less than $100. But a violator is subject to arrest and sentencing up to six months in jail and a substantial fine.

It is not a felony but it is technically a crime. You’re right people don’t think of it in the sense of being a criminal act. But it is, under the law. Wasn’t that the basis of Joseph’s point.

Msprincess is a fresh energetic kid. At least by me. Maybe we can cut her some slack

Bananas have 8 mg calcium per cup. Not much. But it’s not zero. And bananas are very helpful in the absorption of calcium from other sources. So there.

“Nobody has responded to the point I made earlier (because they can’t)”

I will. Not because I want to, but because I can.

It does not have to pass FDA scrutiny because at this point it is considered an herbal supplement. It cannot be marketed to cure any medical condition. If the marketing claims any possible medical benefit it will have to be accompanied by a “statement hasn’t been evaluated by FDA” type disclaimer. No different than Vitamin E, Ginko, Bilberry, etc. ad nauseum, and the already existing multi billion dollar pseudo medical alternative industry. A number of which products have been found to have potential serious side effects, including dependency and addiction such as Guanara and ephedra

DY. that was in ancient days in a foreign land. We’re in America now in the twenty-first century.

We’re both modern and enlightened.

I meant, at the end, towards the side of assuring.

In any case the question “Is there a mesorah or is there not a mesorah” is integral. Within that question various parameters have to be evaluated such as why there isn’t a mesorah.

Please say you understand now.

Charliehall

Your “rebuttal” does not change neither one whit nor one iota the truthfulness of the statement you challenged.

Indeed there IS an issue of mesorah in poskining shailas of kashrus. The fact that turkey and bison have been poskined ( by most) to be mutar doesn’t change the correct fact that mesorah was a factor that was considered in arriving at the psak.

We had a store in my area that sold “apikorsus” books like ” the five books of Miriam” R’L.

I asked a shaila and was told it was permitted for me to enter there and buy products there if I couldn’t get them from elsewhere easily, or if it was more expensive elsewhere.

If the co-pilot was a yekke all the flights would leave EXACTLY two hours late

I vote not to close this thread.

I’m fascinatedly enjoying watching to see if it will just peter out eventually, or will it be the longest ridiculous conversation in CR history.

Well that’s a drunk who got drunk in a bar. What about the guy who gets drunk at a party at home at work etc. and someone drunk isn’t the one most likely to need particular medical attention.

What about a heart attack, stroke, syncope, seizure, suicide, psychosis. All not necessarily time of day related.

I don’t think it is reasonable to modify EMS protocol for the consideration that the driver is a drunk. And to only apply the protocol late at night.

Why not modify the protocol according to the time of day. Not the number of vehicles? Maybe but this is beginning to seem ridiculous already. You need a reasonable general protocol not a 500 page volume which modifies the approach depending on the various combinations of numerous factors A responder has to have some seichel and experience And training in addition to a generalized protocol to follow

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“Excuse me. The only things that I ever put in exclamation marks was something quoted from elsewhere or that me or others have already posted on YWN!”

Being in the grammar field (I won’t tell you in what capacity) you are speaking about quotation marks, not exclamation marks!!!

ZD. I was referring to the proponents of the multiverse theory.

I think your solution is very intriguing (although in my opinion it is not correct). But your evasiveness and strong repeated implications that it is already standard EMS practice left your credibility in serious doubt.

Yes you have to consider medical causes. Everyone here agrees to this and we don’t need a source.

Now if you will please answer the question we all keep asking you.

WHAT IS YOUR SOURCE FOR DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN SINGLE AND MULTIPLE VEHICULAR ACCIDENTS?

How many times do we have to ask?

“states -“Trauma – Are there medical causes? (e.g. diabetes, CVA, MI, etc.)”

No one is arguing against this.

Does this EMS book state a difference in applying this question depending on the number of vehicles involved?

Okay

I suppose it’s a matter of relative likelihood.

Seems to me though, it should be an important consideration in all cases.

Probably just another fairly minor distinction useful for selling books and courses, and demonstrating ones knowledge of little known unimportant matters.

You’re a bigoted insensitive coffee drinker if you go to a Chinese auction to bid on a Starbucks gift card. And that’s not funny.

Serve it quietly

These posts are very unjosephesque.

I think someone has hijacked his screen name.

Sweep, clean, put everything in order. Slowly carefully and lovingly. Thinking all the time that you are preparing for a visit from the Queen. Perhaps while you are preparing, sing or hum Zmiros in your happiness excitement and anticipation.

I agree with Joseph

Yes, I am

So are you.