 alone or together: everyone is welcome at Pink Paradise.
Pink Paradise falls into the stronger magic truffle segment. Those familiar with McSmart truffles know that quality and strong effects can be counted on.
– About 1 to 3 hours after ingestion the trip reaches its peak, after 5 to 6 hours the active ingredient begins to wear off.
– Use truffles only when you have mental health, not depression, high or low blood pressure, heart and / or lung disease, diabetes or pregnancy.
Depending on the dosage, truffles provide a fantastic, visual and hallucinatory experience, better known as a trip. The trip experience is different for everyone and depends on the truffle used and the amount ingested. For example, there are truffles with strong hallucinatory and visual effects but also truffles with a mainly philosophical effect. Everyone experiences the effects of the truffle differently. We offer 8 different truffles in different quantities.
Using truffles is a unique and special experience. People often use truffles to get to know themselves better, to take a journey through your inner self. The amazing feeling a truffle can create is unprecedented. Truffles give you a different view of the world and of yourself.
Truffles contain the active ingredient psilocybin. psilocybin is converted in the body into psilocin, a substance with hallucinatory effects. This substance has an effect on serotonin levels in the brain.  Psilocin provides a “magical” influence on this serotonin balance. This creates the familiar hallucinogenic trip.
Magic Truffles contain nutrients that serve to build, supply energy, and regulate the human organism and are necessary for its maintenance, functioning, and development, and thus can be consumed because of those substances.
Magic Truffles also naturally contain the substances psilocybin and psilocin. psilocybin and psilocin are hallucinogens. Hallucinogens are substances with mind-altering effects that can induce hallucinations. So seriously consider the effects of these substances when consuming Magic Truffles and always keep Magic Truffles out of reach of children because of these substances!May I ask what you mean by special events?

Like, panic events?

If you mean the daylight cycle, only the last map was daytime, the rest were at night

Ah, I just remembered, and I hope I am not mistaken, in some of the maps before the end, one had to go through a school, from where it would come out through a basketball court whose wall had been crashed by a vehicle, taking advantage of the hole that he left, would give us way to leave.

Another memory is that at some point you would go through a fairly open area, crossing cornfields reaching barns or something similar.

PS: thanks for your help and your time, it means a lot.To acute edema of the brain lead primarily closed (concussions, bruises, compression of the brain) and open craniocerebral injuries, toxic effects - poisoning with alcohol and its surrogates, drugs, etc.
Cerebral edema characterized by a sharp upward riseintracranial pressure with drowsiness, difficulty in orientation in place and time, inadequate behavior; all can end with a coma, that is, an unconscious state with no reaction to any stimuli. Tendons, periosteal and corneal reflexes are either reduced or absent, in the terminal stage, cardiac activity is reduced and blood pressure is lowered.
Since the nature of emergency brain edema has some peculiarities, to whom, due toedema of the brain, should be differentiated with coma of another origin. At an alcoholic coma the smell of alcohol from a mouth, cyanosis of the face, hands (but there is a combination of an alcoholic coma with a trauma of a skull!) Are noted. The uremic coma develops gradually, characterized by the pallor of the skin, the smell of urine from the mouth. With hepatic coma there is jaundice, the liver is enlarged, on the skin - vascular "sprouts" and "spiders". Diabetic coma is characterized by the smell of acetone from the mouth, sharp, noisy breathing, dry skin, soft eyeballs. With hypoglycemic coma normal breathing, excessive sweating, clonic convulsions.
• In the complex treatment of cerebral edema, oxygen inhalation is of great importance, intravenous administration of a solution of piracetam from 10 to 20 ml.
The patient must be hospitalized inneurological, and with a trauma to the skull - to a neurosurgical hospital. Edema of the brain of toxic origin (poisoning), especially in the presence of coma, involves hospitalization in the resuscitation or toxicology department. You should call, if possible, a resuscitation team or a neurological ambulance.1. Two semesters of 100-level work from the following array of courses,
in any combination:
History 111a and b (Introduction to Western Civilization)
History 114 a and b (Introduction to Global History)
History 116 a and b (Global Mediterranean World)
History 118 a and b (Introduction to the History of Science)
History 120b (Chinese Perspectives on the Individual and Society)
2. Seven electives above the 100-level, at least two of which must be
at the 300 (seminar) level. At least one of these seminars should be taken
by the second semester of the junior year. The history department offers
six fields: (1) United States history; (2) Early European history, pre-1763;
(3) modern European history; (4) Latin American history; (5) East Asian
history, and (6) History of Science. In addition, a student may design
a field based on courses offered at Bryn Mawr (such as British Colonial,
French Colonial, or African History) or that addresses specific approaches
or themes (such as comparative history, women’s history, or history
of the African diaspora). A student may take only two fields in the same
geographic region where such a distinction is relevant.
3.).
All of our 100-level courses are open to all students without prerequisite.
Courses numbered 200-299 are open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors;
exceptions require the prior consent of the instructor. Courses numbered
300 and above are normally open only to juniors and seniors.
Honors in history will be granted to those senior majors who, in the
departments judgment, have combined excellent performance in history
courses with a good overall record. A grade of 3.7 or above in a history
course is considered to represent work of Honors quality. High Honors
may be awarded to students showing unusual distinction in meeting these
criteria..
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February 10, 2006In 2003, the Monterey County Health Department was one of 12 recipients in the nation to be awarded a �Steps to a Healthier U.S.� grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This 5-year project incorporates community-based interventions, which focus on Latinos and other medically underserved populations in Salinas, California. The main objective is to reduce the city's high prevalences of obesity, diabetes, and asthma through policy and organizational change. Novel community partners in this project are fast food franchises and taquerias that have been documented as having a large influence on food consumption patterns in this community. We conducted a baseline survey of all fast food franchises (n=38) and taquerias (n=35) in Salinas in 2004 to evaluate the availability of healthy food choices including special meal options for people with diabetes. While the majority of both fast food franchises and taquerias (78%) offered a variety of healthy drinks (two or more choices of water, low fat milk, 100% fruit juice, etc.), few labeled any adult meals as low-fat or healthy (21% of fast food restaurants, 0% of taquerias) and none labeled any meals for diabetics. These and other findings from the survey are being used to guide the partnership between the health department and the fast food franchises/taquerias to develop healthy menu choices, a chronic disease awareness program for customers, on-site diabetes and risk assessments, and to introduce toys and informational items that promote physical activity.
Discuss the Salud! Salinas Steps to a Healthier US program.
List the findings of a community wide survey of fast food restaurants and taquerias in a primarily Latino community.
Develop methods for assisting fast food restaurants and taquerias in a primarily Latino community in the development of culturally competent healthy food options and health-oriented customer services.
“He has been fighting to survive since he was conceived. And now, I will fight for him.”
By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO
Bulatlat.com
MANILA – In the charity ward of the Philippine General Hospital, Miradel Torres, a political detainee, was breastfeeding her baby, whom she dearly calls, “PY.”
Torres wanted to call her baby, Pyter (colloquial spelling for fighter) but changed her mind as the nickname was too long. PY, she said, would do.
“He has been fighting to survive since he was conceived. And now, I will fight for him. I will demand to be with my baby because he needs me. There are many people who can take care of him. But no one can take care of him like I do because I am his mother,” Torres told Bulatlat.com.
Torres gave birth to Karl Llademeir or PY on Nov. 19 at 6:31 p.m. He weighed 2.