You really, really don't. You spend 8 hours in a few small rooms with 40+ other people, waiting to be called for a trial. They'll occasionally play movies and such but it's up to you to entertain yourself during that time. You also lose tons of money, as they only pay $20 a day to do this.
I was excused from my one and only trial after I said I could never trust the word of a police officer after my experiences with the corrupt police of the former town of New Rome, Ohio. I live less than 3 miles from there and am glad every day that the state finally dissolved it after the massive fraud they'd been pulling.
I've had to go once, my company paid me a days pay and I donated the money that jury duty paid me. I didn't have to serve on a jury, because when the defense asked me what I thought of his case I told him that I thought it was weak because all his testimony was coming from someone else accused with the defendant and was trying to save his own butt. A day or so after I said that, I thought that maybe I should have talked to him at the bench so that I didn't screw up the rest of the jury pool. Never heard how the trail came out.
Having gone through Salmonella food poisoning, I sympathize. It sucks that you are both sick b/c that kind of sick needs moral and physical support. Try to drink a sip of water every few minutes (that sounds excessive but worth it). Drinking a big glass every now and again isn't enough.
Yeah, it's getting better. I've been through e.coli poisoning before, so I had an idea of what we were getting into and had my wife pick up gatorade at the store yesterday and some thin soup. Today's been a better day than yesterday. We've both been able to drink a lot more liquids and eat something other than Saltines.
Actually, according to Ford, the power steering pump is connected to the belt and with the belt gone, the steering assist is gone too. Hopefully the guy from the dealership was right about that. I can afford to have Ford replace the belt without having to call in monetary reinforcements - the power steering, not so much.
Eating enough iron?
Those belts are usually really easy to put on. All you really need is a socket wrench, a second set of hands helps the job go by a lot easier too. That is as long as the belt just fell off and it wasn't something else that made it come off.
Yeah, I've done replacements on them before. They're a pain in the ass, but usually not worth paying someone to do. Unfortunately, I no longer live somewhere that allows me to work on my car in the driveway. Or blocks to put the car up on, since mine requires taking the skid plate off the bottom to get to the tensioner.
That's a really stupid design. My Buick LeSaber had the tensioner mounted at the top of the block, changing the belt could be done by one person in less than 5 minutes.
Now imagine what it is like for the uneducated...
It wouldn't surprise me to find those tests were created by the uneducated.
How many before the sobriquet "Bionic Woman" is officially applicable?
They still need to give her the sound effects, hence the surgery.
Ooh, OOH! How?You know those Galileo Thermometers you see in science shops?
Turns out they hold a lot of fluid.
That fluid is an oil, not water or anything easy to clean up.
ASK ME HOW I KNOW.
How do you know? And did you try cat litter to clean it up?
