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Does anyone have the studies he references? I know he mentioned they’re on a jump drive. Just seeing if they’ve been floating around here. Would really enjoy reading through them.

I’m leaving Sunday. My intentions were to buy a LaRue OBR and have it sent to a FFL in Idaho, which would be a short drive for me. However, since I’m on the way down in a couple days I figured I’d give it a go locally.

Called LaRue today to see if they’d sell in person and it was a no go.

Good to know. Thanks.

Long story short—

Driving home from Utah to help my folks clean up their properties. Being a resident of LA, I cannot legally purchase a firearm in Utah, per multiple stores.

Any recommendations on stores near SWLA that specialize or are more geared to long rifles/ ARs? Is Texas an option? (According to my research, yes)

Additionally, looking to pick up a G19.

I am aware that stock has been flying off the shelves.

Lvl 19 at the moment..

I found a solid method to taking out the spitters..

I try to stay close and right before they go to spit I side step (get out of the red zone) and get 2 hits (depending upon weapon), then rinse and repeat. Their punches do a 4 damage to me, and I believe the spit does 15 and requires a shower after that.


Oh and carrots are top fricking notch. I have anywhere from 40+ saved up at any time for when SHTF.

How old are you? Sorry if I missed that.

I ask because target dates are fine for someone with minimal knowledge, however, I would argue there are alternatives to that which may be more beneficial but carry a certain inherent risk with them.

Ultimately, you can't (you could but unlikely) go wrong with a target date fund.

I don't usually like to quote this but, "time in the market beats timing the market". Just keep chipping in!

Bend, OR.

Could be biased because I live here but it's incredible, although expensive.

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Up for anything around 9CST

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Please and thanks if you have the time.

RN/BSN. May '14 graduate here.

As far as my experience goes.. I started on an ortho/neuro/med surg overflow unit. I completed roughly 5 months on that particular unit, working days and nights to "get my feet wet".

Around 4 months ago I applied for a surgery position (OR, not clinic), and I actually got the job (skeptical b/c I had little exp). In the OR, my title is a circulator, a position which requires a BSN degree. Surgery is an entirely different environment in almost every way. My schedule is 6:30a-3p on weekdays, weekends off unless you're on call, with around 12-15 call days a month (I'm CVOR, we take more call days). If surgery becomes a possibility, I would recommend it highly.

In regards to salary, I would guesstimate 50-70k (surgical) depending upon amount of call days and actual instances where you're called in.

Definitely go for BSN, there are more opportunities available. I can't comment regarding going through the hospital, as I went strictly through the university. I did, however, work in ICU as a tech throughout nursing school, and it helped a lot when interviews came around.

iOS 6 for iOS 7 (theme). It has been updated and looks pretty nice. Granted it is only the icons that have been changed, not the UI.