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Reviews: Q&A: WHAT ARE THE ODDS OF FAILING A DRUG TEST FROM SECOND HAND MARIJUANA SMOKE?

Q&A: WHAT ARE THE ODDS OF FAILING A DRUG TEST FROM SECOND HAND MARIJUANA SMOKE?

Question by alexistheman:
What are the odds of failing a drug test from second hand marijuana smoke?

Please give me as a lot detail as probable. And ahead of anybody calls bs on me why would i lie to a bunch of folks on the web who do not even know me? Also do not lecture me about getting about people smoking if you do not know the circumstance. It was just incidental. Please just answer the question i asked simply because i have NOT smoked weed or something but i’ll have a drug test when i go to Marine boot camp in about 3 weeks


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Answer by Dick Mellon
Seriously depends I had to take a test and I still failed after 1 month, so i had to cheat and quick fix 4./ synthetic urine and cheated the test and pass its, the only way unless of course you relly want to quit forever

Answer by Sam Gelman
If you did not smoke the pot you will never ever fail a drug test no matter how much you feel you inhaled…

Answer by Green
If it was strictly second hand smoke you will be fine. It will not show up on your drug test AT ALL. I will give you a personal example of how I know this. I had a friend who was on parole, and he was a stoner. At the time I was not into marijuana or alcohol at all. Never ever touched it one particular bit, even so ironically the men and women I hung out with smoked weed and drank.

Properly extended story brief, my buddy on parole had to take drug tests, since I was the sober one I offered to let him use my urine. I was Constantly around smoke, in modest rooms obtaining hot boxed, I even got make contact with high. And he was employing my urine and passed everytime.

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Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back

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When Colton Burpo made it through an emergency appendectomy, his family was overjoyed at his miraculous survival....

THE CRAWL-A-SEE-UM

The family trip when our nightmare began was supposed to be a celebration. In early March 2003, I was scheduled to travel to Greeley, Colorado, for a district board meeting of the Wesleyan church. Beginning the August before, our family had traveled a rocky road: seven months of back-to-back injury and illness that included a shattered leg, two surgeries, and a cancer scare, all of which combined to drain our bank account to the point where I could almost hear sucking sounds when the statements came in the mail. My small pastor's salary hadn't been affected, but our financial mainstay was the overhead garage door business we owned. Our medical ...

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Saturday, August 11, 1934, was etched permanently in John Laronde’s mind. It had begun as any other, with no premonition of the terror waiting at his office.

He dallied over his breakfast, savored a second cup of coffee, and had his usual morning chat with his lovely Ruth and their beloved daughter, Helen, in the cool, old-fashioned dining room of Windsong, their magnificent plantation manse. Typical in fine Southern homes built one hundred years earlier, a magnificent, hand-polished, mahogany ceiling punkah, or fly fan, hung lazily above the Louis XIV dining table.

Sterling silver trays, chafing dishes, and incidental crystal pieces—gathered over many trips to...

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101 Ways to Make Training Active (Active Training Series)
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Jolts

Overview

Jolts are quick, dramatic exercises that surprise participants about something they normally take for granted or for which they hold untested assumptions. They are great segues into serious conversations. (See Chapter 32 in Thiagi's Design Your Own Games and Activities for several examples.)

Procedure

1. Pick a hot topic for which you want to elicit strong emotions. Arenas include:

Safety Teamwork Process Improvement

Diversity Change Self-Responsibility

Communication Customer Service Strategic Planning

2. Consider three ways to "jolt" participants. One is to confront them with information that surprises them. (For example, 90 percent of all employees who are fired are terminated because of poor interpersonal skills.) A second way is to ask participants to do something and observe the result and discuss its implications. (For example, asking a participant to cross his arms and then re-cross them the opposite way will seem uncomfortable even though about half the audience will find the "re-cross" to be perfectly comfortable.) A third way is to ask participants to watch you say, show, or do something for which the result is unexpected. (For example, demonstrating that a simple word like RUN can be used to mean over ten different actions.)

3. Invite participants to react to the "jolt." Be careful not to act as if you are leading participants to a pre-determined insight or conclusion. Even if you feel that the jolt has a clear lesson or message, see what your participants think first. They may "jolt" you.

Case Example

In a workshop on communication, the instructor wants to demonstrate, in a dramatic fashion, that "nothing is so simple that it cannot be misunderstood." The instructor displays a paper "butterfly," made by folding and tearing an 8 1/2 by 11-inch piece of paper. He then puts the butterfly in his pocket and gives participants a blank sheet of paper and says, "I'd like you to make a butterfly of your own by folding and tearing your paper correctly. Pay attention to me, because I'm only going to give these instructions once, without taking any questions." Participants are then given the following directions:

1. Fold your paper in half.

2. Tear off the upper-right-hand corner.

3. Fold your paper in half again.

4. Tear off the upper-left-hand corner.

5. Fold your paper in half again.

6. Tear off the lower-right-hand corner.

The participants are then asked to hold up their "butterflies." Because every single direction is open to interpretation (Which way do you fold the paper?), the results vary widely, with few, if any, butterflies. The exercise is then debriefed and conversations begin about the pitfalls of human communication.

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How I Used Email Marketing to Propel My Book to #127 on Amazon

 
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How I Used Email Marketing to Propel My Book to #127 on Amazon

Anthony Schneider

Once upon a time there was an author who wrote a book that got published. He was very excited and wanted to promote the book. The publisher helped, booking readings, radio and television appearances. The author built a Web site and threw a book party. He tried hiring a PR firm, but that was too expensive, so he turned to email marketing.

Okay, the author is me, and the book, published by Penguin/Berkeley, is Tony Soprano on Management. Since I was already in the email marketing business, I thought I’d put my alt tags were my mouth was—and send an email or two. Couldn’t hurt, right?

I sent the email (okay several emails) to just about everyone I knew. I segmented the transmission lists, so people who lived in cities I was visiting got announcements of those readings, better friends and family received emails with news of TV and radio appearances, and everyone got at least one “Greetings from the Bada Bing” missive.

And here’s what happened. One of those emails landed in the inbox of a friend who happened to be working for CNN Money at the time. A few days later the book was featured on CNN Money. Another friend was inspired to write an article comparing the management style of Donald Trump and Tony Soprano (“The Don Versus The Donald”), which featured the book and yours truly. Another friend suggested that her boss Paula Zahn interview me. Another friend unsubscribed. (Why I oughta… but that’s another story). You get the idea—a few happy snowballs. It all came together one day when the book was on the CNN.com and AOL homepages, and for a few shining hours my book soared on Amazon, eventually hitting #127. I didn’t topple Dan Brown from his perch, but I certainly broke through the fog of business books.

First things first. If your book gets published, make sure it’s available. Amazon, Barnes & Noble, BookDaily and your local bookstore are good places to start. Make sure you have a Web site, so someone looking for the book can find info about it, you, and how to order. If booking agents, companies or foreign publishers are trying to find you, they’ll likely find your Web site pretty easily. Which is a good thing (provided you have one).

Once that’s done, implement a modest email marketing plan. It won’t take a lot of time or money, and email is the best way to make sure all your friends and family know that your book has been published. It also just might spur some further marketing. Your friends and family are your brand advocates, your early adopters, your, um, friends and family. So use them. Don’t abuse them, but let them help you to get the word out. Mine helped me. (Thank you Gordon, thank you Melissa, thank you Paula, thank you Peter, thank you Beth). I’m not saying everyone will get as lucky as I did with their friends’ publicity and promotion efforts. But hey, you never know.

About the Author:

Anthony Schneider is a nationally recognized expert on leadership, management and marketing.

He is President of Mass Transmit, a New York-based online marketing company. Anthony has worked in consulting and online marketing for Yoyodyne, McCann Erickson, Dentsu and others.

In addition to writing on the subject, he runs seminars and works as a leadership coach. He has appeared on CNN’s “The Paula Zahn Show,” CNNfn, Fox News, CNN.com and radio stations and business conferences around the world.

Anthony has a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and MFA in Creative Writing from New York University. His interests include waste management, Newark waterfront real estate and cooking pasta. He lives in New York City.

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