“Faculty have had to take extreme measures including removing bathroom doors, installing vape sensors in bathrooms, banning USB flash drives, and hiring additional staff to combat vaping.”
Why ban flash drives, I wondered. So I googled it, and quickly found the answer: [Click] the Juul vaping devices (and presumably others) are charged from a USB port and resemble flash drives. The article has considerably more information on disguised vaping devices. Also on the insanely variable regulations at the federal level. Oh, and Juul predicts more than three billion dollars in sales this year; that should hire quite a legal team.
Six more countries join Trump-busting Iran barter group [Click] “Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden sign up to Instex mechanism that [might someday sidestep] US sanctions.” Group demands that Iran honor its commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action [nuclear accord] without any effective action to do so themselves.
School districts sue Juul [Click] One item in the story puzzled me:
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Why ban flash drives, I wondered. So I googled it, and quickly found
the answer: [Click] the Juul vaping devices (and presumably others) are charged from a USB port and resemble flash drives. The article has considerably more information on disguised vaping devices. Also on the insanely variable regulations at the federal level. Oh, and Juul predicts more than three billion dollars in sales this year; that should hire quite a legal team.
Will Hutton: America is not the land of the free but one of monopolies so predatory they imperil the nation. [Click]
ReplyDeleteSix more countries join Trump-busting Iran barter group [Click] “Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden sign up to Instex mechanism that [might someday sidestep] US sanctions.” Group demands that Iran honor its commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action [nuclear accord] without any effective action to do so themselves.
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