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Become a Lugger — Flexible Moving & Delivery Work (Driver or Helper) Make $200-$400 a day with your truck & moving things. Get paid moving your neighbor's large items, on your own schedule. Become a driver for Lugg today! Pick your own shifts and get paid daily. What is Lugg? We're an on-demand moving platform that connects people that need a truck to people that have a truck. It’s like Uber, but for trucks on-demand. You pick the hours you are willing to work, and we will send you helpers and move requests during that shift. Get paid daily based on your truck size, tips, and completed moves. Why drive or help with Lugg? • Flexible hours: Pick the shifts that fit your day. • Fast payouts: Same-day pay available. • Teamwork: Most jobs are a two-person crew — a Driver and a Helper. • Real impact: Furniture deliveries, marketplace pickups, storage runs, house & apartment moves, donation drop-offs & more. How to become a driver or worker? • Click “Get Started” and submit the form with your basic information. • Complete our Lugger application by filling out information about your truck, driver’s license, insurance, and materials. • Complete a 30 minute phone training. • Download the Lugger App / Connect to your bank account. • Select your shift and do your first trip with a helper. Requirements • Age: 18+ years old • Strength: Able to lift 100+ lbs safely • Phone: iPhone or Android • Professionalism: Great communication & customer skills • Screening: All crew members complete background checks • Truck: Pickup truck, box truck, cargo or sprinter van (year 2001 or newer) and proof of ownership or insured driver of the vehicle Potential Earnings • Mover only (no truck) = $18/hr avg • Pick Up truck = $28/hr avg • Spinter Van = $35/hr avg • Box truck = $42/hr avg Ready to start? *Earnings vary by market, effort, vehicle type, and demand. This is independent-contractor work.

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The study is for adults with moderate or severe methamphetamine use disorder who are interested in stopping or cutting down their use of methamphetamines. Study participation lasts about 13 weeks and includes a screening visit, inpatient stay at University Hospital, non-invasive transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) treatment sessions, weekly follow-up study visits, two MRI scans, completion of study surveys and interviews, and online cognitive behavioral (CBT) sessions. 1) Adults age 21-65 2) Current diagnosis of moderate or severe methamphetamine use disorder (MUD) 3) Use of methamphetamine at least 10 days in the past month 4) Interested in stopping or cutting down methamphetamine use 5) Able to complete an inpatient stay at University Hospital for TMS treatment sessions Other study inclusion/exclusion criteria will be evaluated by the study team. ***If you are interested, please reply with your email address and phone number.***

About Our Family We are a busy but down-to-earth family with three wonderful school age children. Both parents work full time — Dad is an entrepreneur, Mom is an engineer — but family comes first, and our home is warm, supportive, and welcoming. It is also busy, silly, and sometimes chaotic, but always full of love. We’re looking for a caring, organized, and reliable individual who will become an integral, trusted member of our household while helping keep our days running smoothly. We also believe that the best arrangements are a true two-way fit: our family benefits most when the person in this role feels that their time with us is helping them move toward their own goals. We’re happy to support continuing education or other aspirations outside work hours, and would love to mentor someone with future plans. About Lake Tahoe Our home is in beautiful Lake Tahoe, one of the most stunning outdoor destinations in the country. We hope that, in addition to the work you’ll do with our family, you’ll find joy and fulfillment in living in this magical area — exploring the lake, trails, skiing, and vibrant local community. We want this to be a life-enriching experience for you as well as for us. Position Summary This is a blended role combining childcare with household management and special projects. On school days you have the mornings free to sleep in, exercise, or study; midday hours are lighter on childcare and heavier on home tasks; afternoons focus on school pick-ups and after-school routines. On school holidays and breaks, we’ll need more morning support with the kids – we like to co-create a fun agenda with activities to keep everyone active. We maintain a family calendar for advanced planning, and typically like to plan out each week ahead of time so we’re all on the same page for activities and responsibilities throughout the week. We ebb and flow to meet the dynamic schedules of our family and your needs and interests. This is a live-in position with a private bedroom and bathroom provided. Key Responsibilities Childcare - Afternoon routine: school pick-ups, after-school snacks, supervise play/homework, transport to activities. - Evening or school-break coverage with advance notice. - Maintain open, upbeat communication with parents about each child’s day. Household Management - Light household organization/tidying (especially children’s spaces and common areas). - Family laundry and managing household supplies - Grocery shopping and/or meal prep for children - Running errands (picking up groceries, post office, returns, etc.) - Misc special projects (research, planning and coordination for events, trips, & house projects) - Coordinating vendors or service appointments as needed - Managing the family calendar for school events, appointments, and activities Qualifications - Prior experience with children in the 3–10 age range. - Strong organizational and multitasking skills - Valid driver’s license and clean driving record - CPR/First Aid certification (or willing to obtain) - Professionalism, warmth, transparency, and discretion - A growth mindset and interest in developing future career or education goals Schedule - Weekdays: household tasks in the mornings, with time largely self-managed, and childcare from ~12:30 pm–6:00 pm (pick-ups and after-school care) - Schedule may vary during school breaks - Approximately 35–45 hours per week, with some flexibility for holidays or special events (to be discussed in advance). Typical breakdown: 25-30 hours of childcare, 10-15 hours of family management. Compensation & Benefits - Competitive weekly stipend, commensurate with experience - Paid time off and holidays - Room and board: private bedroom and bathroom in our home plus groceries, utilities, internet, streaming subscriptions - Dedicated access to AWD SUV and car insurance - Opportunity to work in a beautiful Lake Tahoe setting with a welcoming, supportive family Commitment & Fit While there is no expectation for a binding agreement, our intent is to find someone who would be happy in this role for two-plus years, assuming all parties feel the arrangement is the right fit. We believe stability benefits both our family and the person in this position, and we’re committed to making the experience mutually rewarding. Our Commitment to You We believe in treating the person in this role as a valued member of our household. We’re committed to clear expectations, open communication, and mutual respect. This is an opportunity to join a loving family environment, contribute meaningfully to our children’s lives, explore the magic of Lake Tahoe, and — if desired — benefit from mentorship and support from two professional parents. How to Apply If the opportunity interests you, please send an email reply with a brief introduction to tell us about yourself, your background, your interests and goals. Thanks in advance, we look forward to 'meeting you' virtually.

ICON is conducting a clinical research study at our facility in Lenexa, KS. We’re seeking: • Healthy, non-smoking men and women • 18-65 years old • Women must be of non-childbearing potential • Men must have had vasectomies • Available for 1 stay of 6 nights, 2 outpatient visits and 1 follow-up phone call Qualified study participants may receive compensation up to $6,600 for time and travel. Even if you don’t qualify, you could receive up to $500 for referring a qualified participant. Please note: You will be required to travel to Lenexa, KS, to participate in this study. Click “Reply” to call us now or email us your phone number so we can reach out to you.

eIRB #18483 **Note: We are only recruiting participants who are CURRENTLY 21-40 years old. If you are older than 40, please do not apply** We are conducting a study on neural activity following substance use. To participate, you must be right-handed, have used cigarettes and/or used e-cigarettes (e.g., a Juul or other nicotine vape) on a nondaily basis in the past month, and have no metal in your body. Evening / weekend scheduling and assistance with transportation are available. If eligible based on a 20 minute pre-screening and 1 hour interview, participation will include two 5-6 hour visits to the lab, and 2 follow-up phone interviews. You may earn up to $400 for full completion of all study components. Each visit will involve: • Tests and questionnaires to measure thinking abilities and decision making • An MRI at the OHSU Advanced Imaging Research Center • Before each MRI scan, you will consume a legal, non-prescription substance at a dosage proven safe for human consumption. For example, the substance may be a stimulant (like caffeine), a depressant (like alcohol), an analgesic (or painkiller, like aspirin), or placebo. ** COVID-19 UPDATE: We are still recruiting participants for the study and can complete pre-screening screening through our online surveys ** To see if you may quality, please visit https://redcap.link/BRAINY If you have any questions or concerns you can contact our laboratory at 503-494-4221 or BRAINY@ohsu.edu. Please leave a message with the best phone number to reach you as well as your availability. Principal Investigator: Angelica Morales, PhD IRB#18483