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Passenger caught smuggling gold where the sun doesn't shine to avoid taxes.

The Poison Book Project - apparently some old books used arsenic.

My oldest brother did this to me when we were kids. Good times.

Near room temperature superconductor found

First look at visualizations of Atari Hotel in Las Vegas - https://www.google.com/amp/s/news3lv.com/amp/news/local/a-first-look-at-future-las-vegas-atari-hotel

Looking at the list, Atlanta just can't win anything. Lose every game, but still not the top of the bottom.

Typically this forum is peer-to-peer support. While developers do check here, a response isn't always guaranteed. Have you submitted your issue to the appropriate technical support per Obsidian's support page? https://support.obsidian.net/article/53-how-do-i-get-help-with-the-outer-worlds

Kinda hard to avoid when his tweets are showing up in news stories.

The article DarkPriest linked to is about shops being "bulldozed" by burglers who the stores won't call the police on because they don't want to be accused of racism, allegedly, and so are allowing them to shoplift millions of dollars of merchandise. Cheong was quoted as saying that they were using high-end automobiles that they "owned", but since the shoplifters aren't being captured, how can he know they own the cars? "Cow" in this sense was used as a verb to mean "to frighten someone into doing something", in this case to frighten people into inaction for fear of accusations of racism (which, again, was the point of the article DarkPriest linked). Yeah, probably, but...couldn't resist. It is a failing in me.

That's not what Cheong was getting at; he was trying to present it as affluent minorities stealing because they could cow people because of their race, and that only works if they "own" the cars to show they're affluent. Without that, his statement can't be about intersections of class and race, with a theme about how some races are abusing the current political climate for their personal gain. Regarding it being worse, my understanding is that auto thefts aren't particularly easy to stop individually. "Chop shop" operations may be, but taking an individual car to commit a further crime is a roll of the dice to stop.

From the article, a Twitter quote: If the mobs are anonymous, how does he know they own the cars they pull up in?

Well, Falcons fired Quinn and Dimitroff. Not really unexpected.

Grandson of 10th US President, John Tyler, passes Lyon Tyler was 95.

Maybe this can help? https://appuals.com/fix-ps4-error-np-40831-6/#:~:text=This particular error (NP-40831,official status page of PSN.

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I do leave voice mails if I actually needed something!

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I don't either. People can call me if they want me to know about family news. I *might* even pick up the phone! How ever did people get by before social media was invented...? 😛

I'm not clear on how you relate nurses singing to a patient in the hospital with a nurse agreeing to a relationship (platonic or not) with a patient's significant other outside of the hospital. One carries no risk of even the appearance of impropriety.

If they had such a rule, then, yes, I would expect them to enforce it. If the relationship can compromise some critical aspect of your job or your decision making process to accomplish your work, then yeah, its not just your choice.

If its unethical, then its probably against the rules of his employment at the hospital. If its against the rules of the hospital, he could get fired for it. So better to offend them than get fired and potentially ruin any future in the field he has.

I've seen the episode. Shatner is Shatner, regardless of who he's playing, as I recall. It was 3 seasons ago, so...