Qurnah posted:

tbf automatic fire is in most cases a waste of bullets, standard nato ammunition fucks you up bigly so if you're hit pretty much anywhere you're hosed

DryGoods posted:

UFOTacoMan posted:

CARY, N.C. — The Town of Cary wants to screen resident’s poop in order to learn where people are using opioids.

State officials said North Carolina has seen an 800 percent increase in fatal overdoses from opioids over the past decade, but more data is needed to help solve the crisis.

Cary officials hope to generate geo-localized data about where opioids are most heavily used by measuring the concentration of the drugs in human waste to track users.

In his recent State of Cary address, Mayor Harold Weinbrecht said the town has seen an increase in overdoses and overdose-related deaths in the past year.

Cary received $100,000 to test the plan when it was selected as a Champion City in the Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Mayors Challenge.

Of the 35 cities and towns competing in the challenge, the grand prize winner will receive $5 million to implement their idea and four other cities will be awarded $1 million.

According to a November poll conducted by Elon University, one in every three people in North Carolina said they have been affected by the opioid addiction crisis. Those figures were even higher among millennials, where 43 percent said they've been affected, and suburban residents, at 38 percent, the poll showed.

UFOTacoMan posted:

CARY, N.C. — The Town of Cary wants to screen resident’s poop in order to learn where people are using opioids.

State officials said North Carolina has seen an 800 percent increase in fatal overdoses from opioids over the past decade, but more data is needed to help solve the crisis.

Cary officials hope to generate geo-localized data about where opioids are most heavily used by measuring the concentration of the drugs in human waste to track users.

In his recent State of Cary address, Mayor Harold Weinbrecht said the town has seen an increase in overdoses and overdose-related deaths in the past year.

Cary received $100,000 to test the plan when it was selected as a Champion City in the Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Mayors Challenge.

Of the 35 cities and towns competing in the challenge, the grand prize winner will receive $5 million to implement their idea and four other cities will be awarded $1 million.

According to a November poll conducted by Elon University, one in every three people in North Carolina said they have been affected by the opioid addiction crisis. Those figures were even higher among millennials, where 43 percent said they've been affected, and suburban residents, at 38 percent, the poll showed.

GobiasIndustries posted:

hate hate hate hate!
https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/966778520440631298

GobiasIndustries posted:

https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/966778198607482880

shyduck posted:

https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/966776379474960386

GobiasIndustries posted:

hate hate hate hate!
https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/966778520440631298

Mons Hubris posted:

Cary touch the poop

A Gnarlacious Bro posted:

Arguing about shipping port size to defend the honor of a balkanization fantasy is extremely dem

Basebf555 posted:

I thought this Shapiro guy was basically a nobody I had no idea he was big enough to get a main event slot at CPAC.

UFOTacoMan posted:

CARY, N.C. — The Town of Cary wants to screen resident’s poop in order to learn where people are using opioids.

State officials said North Carolina has seen an 800 percent increase in fatal overdoses from opioids over the past decade, but more data is needed to help solve the crisis.

Cary officials hope to generate geo-localized data about where opioids are most heavily used by measuring the concentration of the drugs in human waste to track users.

In his recent State of Cary address, Mayor Harold Weinbrecht said the town has seen an increase in overdoses and overdose-related deaths in the past year.

Cary received $100,000 to test the plan when it was selected as a Champion City in the Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Mayors Challenge.

Of the 35 cities and towns competing in the challenge, the grand prize winner will receive $5 million to implement their idea and four other cities will be awarded $1 million.

According to a November poll conducted by Elon University, one in every three people in North Carolina said they have been affected by the opioid addiction crisis. Those figures were even higher among millennials, where 43 percent said they've been affected, and suburban residents, at 38 percent, the poll showed.

euphronius posted:

containers are more important

GobiasIndustries posted:

hate hate hate hate!
https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/966778520440631298

Augus posted:

Is Republican "humor" just a tool meant to make anybody who doesn't suck their dick want to die
because it's working

Basebf555 posted:

I thought this Shapiro guy was basically a nobody I had no idea he was big enough to get a main event slot at CPAC.

A Gnarlacious Bro posted:

Arguing about shipping port size to defend the honor of a balkanization fantasy is extremely dem

zegermans posted:

one gave him PTSD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgQy70_LPS4&t=114s

Solarin posted:

bens are useless

shovelbum posted:

This is incredibly intrusive and dystopian imo

brugroffil posted:

https://twitter.com/marcorubio/status/966769563772899331

Rubio back for more!

tacodaemon posted:

https://twitter.com/CopCrime/status/966776256170725378

kopasetic posted:

he has a very successful podcast that is very popular among non-Trumpian young conservatives. My cousin makes me listen to them when I go smoke weed with him. They're very bad but the weed is good so

Lord of Pie posted:

I'm sure DeVos is against arming teachers in favor of her own plan that would require all schools to hire a certain number of blackwater security contractors to be able to keep their federal funding

Zikan posted:

reminder that Ben Shapiro’s gimmick before “facts don’t care about your feelings” was bragging about being a virgin through high school and college