u/Careless_Peach4399

Image 1 — Is this a full body or part of it
Image 2 — Is this a full body or part of it
Image 3 — Is this a full body or part of it
Image 4 — Is this a full body or part of it

Is this a full body or part of it

Please help. Found this from the vacuum cleaner and it’s very flat. About 4mm long in total. There was a light yellow shell about the same size, not sure if belong to this creature. There was one blood spot near where the shell was. Should I throw out this vacuum too it’s feels contaminated

u/Careless_Peach4399 — 4 days ago

What is it

Found it dead near the wall. Please help😭 black and brown, about 2mm long 1mm wide? Has many lines on it.

u/Careless_Peach4399 — 5 days ago
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Hey everyone. Several days ago I posted some questions about Jury Duty (Eastern District Federal). Today is the date I am supposed to start calling in for instructions. I called after 5pm. But when I called, there was only busy tone. Has anyone else experienced this before?

Edit: fixed typos

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u/Careless_Peach4399 — 13 days ago
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Hi there. I just did my first cold diagnostics (timed) on Lawhub and got a 154. I don’t have any law-related background (my BA is not related to law at all) but lately I’ve been thinking about learning more about law, so I looked up and did the test. Now I want to see if I can improve my score as I start working on it. I just got myself a Kaplan Premium Prep, but is there any good recommendations or resources for any online classes that also fits with work schedule?(I heard people talked about 7sage, blueprint prep, etc.) Thank you for any suggestions! :)

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u/Careless_Peach4399 — 17 days ago
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Hi everyone! Does anyone here know if you can bring phone with you when you report to the jury duty (Eastern District Federal), or should you leave it at home or in the car? I read the instruction where it says any electronic devices are not allowed in assembly room and court please don’t bring them, but is there anyway to check in a phone upon arrival (because it’s needed for commute)? And do you need to call the hotline everyday after 5pm (including weekends), or just weekdays, to check if you need to go in next day for two-week period? Thank you for any help!

(Edited for clarification)

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u/Careless_Peach4399 — 18 days ago