-
Posts
15,869 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
15
Content Type
Forums
Donations
News
Events
Gallery
Everything posted by purplekow
-
Harvard Health cites an article from 2005 and updated in 2017 and published in January 2017 which suggests that if you are not otherwise at risk from ASA that taking 81 mg of ASA 1/2 hour before a flight would be reasonable. The data was extrapolated from DVT in hip fractures and suggests only a minimal benefit might be obtainable. Clearly if you have problems with ASA, a history of PUD, ASA allergy, use of medications that ASA would significantly alter, then you do not fit in the category of otherwise healthy with low risk from ASA. If new recommendations have been set forth since 2017, I have not seen it, but perhaps it is out there. But as to from whence I made the statement, that was it. I understand that there may be little or perhaps no benefit and there is no conclusive double blinded study nor is one really feasible considering the number of people needed for a statistical difference to be generated given the low benefit potential.
-
Victor, I want to thank you for accepting four different non US currencies, a book of stamps and several strings of NOLA Mardi Gras beads for payment for our last session. Your willingness to compromise like this is one of the reasons I keep coming back. Good news, I have just about enough deposit bottles to have a session the next time you are in my neck of the woods.
-
One thing I would add to all this if this is a full pressurized cabin then the data here is accurate and as little as an hour is enough time to develop a clot in the leg if you do not get up and move. If you are on a plane that is not maximally pressurized, the risk is even greater, I did not see if you are flying commercial or if you are flying in a private non jet but the SOB and the history of PE strongly suggests taking every precaution every time you fly. Even healthy people at low risk still are better off taking an aspirin if not containdicated and using compression socks and getting out of the seat regularly, mores during long flights.
-
One thing I would add to all this if this is a full pressurized cabin then the data here is accurate and as little as an hour is enough time to develop a clot in the leg if you do not get up and move. If you are on a plane that is not maximally pressurized, the risk is even greater, I did not see if you are flying commercial or if you are flying in a private non jet but the SOB and the history of PE strongly suggests taking every precaution every time you fly. Even healthy people at low risk still are better off taking an aspirin if not containdicated and using compression socks and getting out of the seat regularly, mores during long flights.
-
Sounds similar to the Boys in the Band, with the escort playing all of the characters except the birthday boy.
-
Sounds similar to the Boys in the Band, with the escort playing all of the characters except the birthday boy.
-
DC Forum Gathering- Mid Atlantic Leather Weekend- January 19, 2020
+ purplekow replied to + ArVaGuy's topic in The Lounge
You are probably a bit short there, but in my estimate I was including a tip, which, considering the passenger, would not have been forthcoming, so I may have been a bit over. The Price Is Right rules state you win because you were the closer without going over. . -
DC Forum Gathering- Mid Atlantic Leather Weekend- January 19, 2020
+ purplekow replied to + ArVaGuy's topic in The Lounge
You are probably a bit short there, but in my estimate I was including a tip, which, considering the passenger, would not have been forthcoming, so I may have been a bit over. The Price Is Right rules state you win because you were the closer without going over. . -
DC Forum Gathering- Mid Atlantic Leather Weekend- January 19, 2020
+ purplekow replied to + ArVaGuy's topic in The Lounge
Also is this your way to telling me I was right when I told you not to walk and to take a Uber?. Don't say you wanted the exercise, we all know you did not want to spend the 20 bucks for a ride. -
If I see an escort only. once, he has not made much of an impression. I have not been in the position where it was not possible to get together again, The escort that made the most lasting first impression was Rick Hammersmith who I called to make an appointment and wound up speaking with on the phone for more than 2 hours. Several time I mentioned the time we had been on the phone and each time he said he was enjoying the conversation. When we finally did meet, the encounter was terrific I think we got together about 10 times in total and though he has retired and married and is now living on another continent, I still speak with him now and then.
-
When I have gone for interviews, the interviewer has the resume in hand. He/She may have reviewed other data, but the resume is still on the desk. Now I suppose there are Skype interviews and other than face to face interviews, but I have not done any of those.
-
I would pay the going rate if the escort was a truly satisfying experience in each way. I would love to be considered as a regular and get a rate in accordance with that. After all, unlike a new client, I am not likely to not show, not pay or nor abuse the escort in some way. However, as I usually will ask an escort if he wants a meal or offer him a small gift, I might find those extras will be limited as I pay the increased rate,
-
Well Antonio, a few years ago, I sold my medical practice to a hospital with a contracted 2 year employment guarantee. Within those two years the hospital moved the practice twice. They mismanaged each of the moves, making it almost impossible for patients to find the practice. After three years, they c,losed the practice, leaving me unemployed. I started doing part time teaching at the local hospital and as a result, I ran into colleagues, one of whom advised me of a job. I interviewed and was offered the job in a temporary position with the proviso that they would look to find someone with more longterm potential. I took that job, which was always meant to be a stopgap and after eighteen months, they found the specialist they wanted to run the facility and eventually I was dismissed. (The new person lasted less than a year. Oh well.) I went back to the teaching position, which is paid but on an as needed basis. I volunteered to do as much time as they could give me, After, doing that for 16 months, I was offered a full time position, which I am considering. Long story even longer, I put myself out there, I made contacts, I let people know I was interested in full time work and I kept my eyes and ears open. In that time, I applied for several jobs, but despite promising interiews, none resulted in a job offer. I got better at interviewing and found that I needed to hone those skills which would help me excel at the interview. Also, on several of those job interviews and even at the two I landed, I decided to address the hidden agenda of ageism. I prepared for this and even though it is not legal to directly question about age, I made a point of bringing it up and I discussed why my age, experience, maturity and dependability far outweighed any perceived advantages of youth So there are jobs out there, You need to convince yourself of your worth before you can convince anyone else. Sit down, figure out why they should hire you and then do not be afraid to tell them. Apply, even if you do not think you are right for a job and use that to hone interviewing skills and development of confidence, Keep your ears open and recruit friends and colleagues to do the same. Find temporary employment, as the best testament to your ability is to have a job, Finally, you should consider jobs which are related but not directly in your usual area of expertise. In medicine, I did private practice. The jobs I got, involved hospital care of patients, teaching, administration and insurance management. Skills which were not my forte but areas of practice to which I brough a different prospective. Good luck. It may take time but do not get discouraged.
-
Gazpacho. Pogo. Poach. Chop. Chap. Choochoo. Goop. Hoop. Pooch. Hooch. Coop. Coco. Cocoa. Achoo. Capo. Pooh. Poopoo. Poop. Agog. Opah. Cacao 21. But I doubt Poopoo and choochoo would be good, Googoo either for that matter, Opah is very common crossword puzzle word but that may not qualify here either,
-
Immediately got gazpacho
-
Only one I had to add to yours were Fell Fluff and Full. and Missed Uneventful as I though you said their were nineteen and stopped looking, Came up with unfelt by putting un in front of every word I had but did not do it to eventful as that was a pangram already, You should try the Sunday one, I have spent more than an hour on that looking for one word to get me to the finish,. They score that with good to excellent scale and they tell you how many you need to be excellent but they always have a few more. In that puzzle I have usually found offbeat words, technical words from medicine that they do not score.
-
I am shocked that this group did not come up with RIBALD.
-
I usually do the Sunday puzzle which requires a five letter word. Will check this out
-
Funny, was just thinking that I had not seem a post from you lately. Now that I have, I am wondering where you have been,
-
Radio personality and cutting edge radio broadcaster, Don Imus has passed away at 79 years old. I remember listening to Imus in the Morning when commuting to my medical school rotations, He was outrageous and topical and very funny. His direct heir, Howard Stern, took many a page from the Imus playbook and twisted them into a more juvenile and and overtly sexual direction. For a time, both Imus and Stern were on the same radio station in NYC. Imus had the coveted AM drive time slot and Stern the evening drive slot. Stern eventually became more controversial anymore popular, pushing Imus or perhaps pulling him down the same juvenile, puerile path. Eventually, Imus created quite a local controversy regarding the Rutgers' College Women's basketball team and racial remarks he made about the appearance of the team members. This played a small role in Imus leaving that station, I always preferred Imus. He did start a yearly charitable radio drive to raise money for the homeless which has grown quite large. Though I have not heard his show in years, I was saddened when I learned of his passing.
-
William Erickson was at the Palm Springs get together and at the Washington get together and I hired him at both locations. I also had him visit me at my home. Great guy. Intelligent and fun. I contacted him over the summer and he was in Europe and when he returned, I texted him a general hello, only to find out he had retired from escort. He may have retired once before, so I am hoping for his return.
-
There is a thread started by a newcomer and in it he listed about 20 escorts who he has considered hiring, In looking down his list, there were some escorts whose name prompted me to check out their ad and others I easily flew past. XL or XXL in the name holds no interest for me. Muscle or Hunk in the name invokes just enough sass for me to check out that ass. So what about you? Any part of name make the ad worth checking out?
-
usually 520 a song so twenties are a nice denomination unless you like long slow dances, then bring the Benjamins .
-
She you there
Contact Info:
The Company of Men
C/O RadioRob Enterprises
3296 N Federal Hwy #11104
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33306
Email: [email protected]
Help Support Our Site
Our site operates with the support of our members. Make a one-time donation using the buttons below.