Secret Code Safes
Secret Code Safes
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Master Lock 5400D Select Access Key Storage Box with Set-Your-Own Combination Lock, 1-Pack $19.99 If you’re still hiding your spare keys under the doormat, it’s time for a better, more secure solution. The Master Lock 5400D Key Safe is a hanging unit that securely holds up to five keys. Compact and durable, this key safe will open only when you enter your personalized combination.The Master Lock 5400D Key Safe At a Glance:Reinforced metal molded body Holds up to five keys Up to 10,000 combin… |
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Neiko 61013 550 Cubic Inch Fit Anywhere Digital Electronic Safe Box for Home, Office, Boat/RV, Gray Color $39.00 Keep your valuables out of reach with the Digital Electronic Safe Box. It keeps cash, jewelry, guns, documents and other valuables safe. It has heavy duty steel construction and allows key or keyless entry. Electronic keypad uses up to 8 digit secret PIN code…. |
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Rock Hide a Key $0.01 Are you hiding a spare house key under your door mat or under a flower pot on the front porch? This is the first place thieves will look to gain access to your home. With the Rock Hide a Key you will never be locked out again. Only you and your family members will know the secret place where your key is hidden. Looks just like an ordinary rock but allows you to hide several keys inside it. Display… |
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House of Drama & House of Codes $1.99 … |
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House of Drama & House of Codes [HD] $2.99 … |
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Remington S6500 Sleek and Curl Ceramic Pearl Multi-styler Hair Straightener, 1 Inch $34.99 The Remington T|Studio Pearl Ceramic Sleek and Curl Straightener is a digital hair straightener with Advanced Ceramic technology. Specifically crafted by professionals to create both straight and curly styles, this versatile tool keeps your hair shiny and healthy while helping you achieve fashion-forward hair trends. Whatever look you’re in the mood for, the Sleek and Curl will help you make it ha… |
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3D Professional Breast Firming Shaping & Lifting Cream, Clinically Approved (100 ml / 3.3 Oz) $32.79 3D Professional Breast Firming Shaping & Lifting Cream, Clinically Approved Product Description Have you always dreamt of that perfect body? Well the secret is out and you can have it right now! Be confident, beautiful and feminine like you deserve to be with the 3D Breast Firming and Shaping Cream. This amazing, natural-based cream works wonders to sculpt, reconstruct and firm your most feminine … |
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Black Box Innovations Personal Pocket Safe 1 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive PPS8100 $9.00 Black Box 1GB Personal Pocket Safe USB Flash Drive PPS8100 USB Flash Drives… |
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Digital Treasure Box – Blue Keep that pesky sibling out of your stuff with this digital lock box. Key in your own secret code to open box…. |
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Psyclops IKE Skin Case for iPod Touch 2G (Blue) $19.99 Who knew an iPod case could have so much character and fun? This iPod case – IKE (for Apple iPod Touch 2G) – is one of the six characters from Psyclops HQ. The six characters have been a sensation since created. IKE is the off-the-hook b-boy of the crew. The durable silicone case provide complete protection to your iPod. Pull the skin around the corners of your iPod Touch for a snug fit. Each case… |
Personal Keylogger?
Please help me find a keylogger, Dosent have to be free..
Requirements:
Safe
Takes Screenshots
Records Websites
Records Text
and also I want one that hides and you can only open it by pressing something like cntl+o or some type of secret code. Thanks
try this one
http://www.blazingtools.com/bpk.html
or do a google search and find many other ones
Noah St. John The Secret Code of Success Step 2 Loving Mirrors & Safe Havens
Code Zero – The Physician’s Stealth Code
Code Zero The Physician’s Stealth Code…
The Secret Killer!
All professions speak a secret language, indecipherable to outsiders and this is especially true of medicine. The patient is assigned a triage code which relates to his/her urgency and level of care to be given. A patients “Status Code” indicates the level of life support care a patient will receive should the need arise. The range of interventions is generally referred to as a “code” or “no code” in which a special team responds (or not) to resuscitate a patient. Know your Code Status: Full-code means you want everything humanly and technologically possible done to keep you alive. ie., “aggressive treatment”. The no-code designation is similar to a DNR, as it requests that no lifesaving measures be taken by the health-care personnel. No Code status does not address any plan for your care. With a “0″ code, you will likely get none. Therefore, the no-code designation is unsafe for patients.
The categories of triage, in corresponding codes, are: Category 0: Used for victims who are dead, or whose injuries make survival unlikely. The latter implies an assumption that cannot be made by anyone unless an aggressive approach has already been undertaken. In this regard some patients are rushed to their deaths without any proper diagnosis ever having been made. There are no specific tests that can be applied to identify patients who have no hope of survival. Whether desired or not, the decision to withdraw or withhold lifesaving measures should never be made straying willy-nilly in the face of potentially treatable and/or reversible causes. Under no circumstances should a physician be entrusted to make that decision on his/her own.
DNR
Do not resuscitate End of life decisions is an order written in a Pt’s (patient’s) chart that explicitly and unequivocally states that CPR, intubation, pounding, defibrillation, should not be initiated if a Pt is found in cardiac arrest. Instead, these patients are given large and/or fatal doses of narcotic analgesics to help comfort and speed up the dying process. When a patients Code is absent or aborted, the patient left to die. DNR or “no code” orders, are notorious for being implemented without patient approval. Beware of physicians who actually abuse the use of sedation and analgesics. They are like stoics, trained to bear evils with indifference who never succumbed to honesty and integrity.
Code zero is used for DNR, although you rarely hear it said – hospitals often use colors, numbers and codes of their own for different situations. There is, however, yet another vocabulary that does not appear in any medical texts, journals, or dictionaries but is almost universally understood by junior doctors. It is the elusive No Code directive masquerading as “Code Zero”, “Code 0″, or simply “0″, This is of course is “medical slang and coded jargon”.
The Ontario Medical Review cites the following stealth subterfuges employed by Canadian doctors to end their patients’ lives: “verbal suggestions (passed from shift to shift by word of mouth), orders recorded in pencil on the nursing card index, to be surreptitiously erased after the event, circumlocutions in the progress notes (‘requires compassionate care only’), cabalistic symbols on patient records and the unforgivable ‘slow code’ response (start CPR, but only after we have a coffee).” Further, a poorly written, disorganized record obscured by medical slang and coded jargon is strong evidence of an incompetent health care provider.
Delaying or withholding life sustaining treatment from an undiagnosed patient who is under the influence of sedative hypnotic/tranquilizing agents or high dose pain medication is of questionable legality. When life support is delayed, withdrawn or discontinued, death results from respiratory paralysis and subsequent asphyxiation. In the strict medico-legal sense it signifies asphyxia, caused by lack of oxygen or obstruction of the breathing passages. The medical team will use this as an opportunity to legally harvest organs. ” Hospitals are on constant watch for organs, and are known to provoke fatal outcomes in cases where they are likely to obtain body parts. ” – MashCan.org.
The Yale Law Journal, Vol. 93, No. 2 (Dec., 1983), pp. 362-383, criticizes questionable hospital policies “that resort to third party adjudications in No-Code decision making”, and provides insight into the assigning of a No-Code order “instructing personnel not to attempt resuscitation”. Many physicians sanction the use of deception to secure third-party adjudications – deception, after all has a long and distinguished history in medicine.
A friend of the family should not be involved in the decision making process for the DNR including connection and disconnection of the ventilator, OR for purposes of organ donation unless its in writing. Only the spouse, defacto-spouse, immediate family, guardian or other designated (in writing) person can legally act on the patient’s behalf.
Medical jargon detracts from the sober and objective nature that should characterize a serious matter, but in reality it can only serve to obfuscate the hastening of death. Therefore, to “no code” and proceed to zero ” 0″ the patient by altering some form of support and letting “nature take its course” is of itself an act of euthanasia, which, in Canada is a criminal offense punishable by imprisonment up to 14 years. A number of other criminal offenses can also be applied in this instance such as criminal negligence, murder, manslaughter, or failing to provide the necessaries of life. Further, a person who assists in killing another person may also be charged. Know that The Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees that “everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of the person” at Section 7. Such rights are not to be deprived from Canadians “except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.”
Medical jargon actually encompasses several overlapping vocabularies, each with its own origins, motivations to include vague, euphemistic diagnostics, prognostics, and overt lies. Scientific jargon and three letter acronyms are increasingly a part of a doctor’s everyday language. The slang can be cruel, insulting and sometimes highly inventive, couched in technical or euphemistic language, calculated to deceive. Perhaps staff in emergency medicine departments, the epicenter of medical slang, would prefer the kinder definition of “language of a highly colloquial type”. Some terms are offensive and even cause confusion to other doctors and health care providers who are not in the know. Sometimes, the origin may be a play on more conventional terminology, such as the elusive ‘CODE ZERO’ , an unofficial clinical designation, often expressed as Status Code ’0′, Code 0 (zero) written in the patient record. Thus Patient Status “0″ is used primarily to denote “unnecessary health care use”. Put simply, it implies a No Code .
A useful maxim to remember is “Not documented means not done”.
Further, “doctor’s slang, medical slang and acronyms”, however colorful the terms may seem, a secret code used to keep you in the dark can also be deathly serious for an unsuspecting patient. Relatives of patients on the critical list may blanche if they knew what is really meant by “0″ (no code) on their loved one’s records or chart and the deception that awaits them.
Slang is defined as “the special vocabulary used by any set of persons of a low or disreputable character.” The use of slang in clinical practice is quite widespread. It is the inventive language created by doctors the world over to add insult to injury.
These and other terms are part of a secret language, indecipherable to outsiders, that doctors use with each other to convey is otherwise un-sayable, especially to the patient., not necessarily what is truth, but rather what they don’t have the guts to say to your face. It conceals transparency. The “getting away with it” mentality is strongly evident in both jargon and medical terminology itself.
CAVEAT: A code zero is reserved to indicate: no event. Zero is of itself a number as represented by the figure ” 0″ – also called zero , oh , null , nil , or naught . It has come to mean that the patient has “no measurable or otherwise determinable value” as indicated by a “zero score”.
A code zero ’0′ is designated to indicate the patient’s final designation.
Patient Status Codes – interventions
Level 1 – Resuscitation
Conditions that are threats to life or limb (or imminent risk of deterioration) requiring immediate aggressive interventions.
Level 2 – Emergent
Conditions that a potential threat to life, limb or function, requiring rapid medical intervention or controlled acts.
Level 3 – Urgent
Conditions that could potentially progress to more serious problem. May be associated with significant discomfort or affecting ability to function at work or activities of daily living.
Level 4 – Less Urgent
Conditions that relate to patient age, distress, or potential for deterioration or complications that would benefit from intervention or reassurance within 1-2 hours.
Level 5 – Non Urgent
Conditions that may be acute but non-urgent, as well as conditions which may be part of a chronic problem with or without
evidence of deterioration.
A full code is the most extensive course of treatment. A full code is the only safe code. It communicates to the physicians that all measures should be taken to keep the patient alive. The patient is only considered safe when his/her code status is a full code – indicates the highest level of care that can be delivered.
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