Sounds like that meth lab rehab paid off!

A lot of chemistry involved.

It comes down to them being scared to fail.My expert exam which is called Cisco CCIE was an 8hour real-equipment lab that cost $1,600 to take.

These include Abott labs, Honda, Facebook, Amazon, JP Morgan Chase, Nationwide, Root Insurance.....The list goes on. 2) Logistically you can get to, I think its 80ish% (don't quote me on that number), of the continental US within a 12 hour drive of Columbus, so it will remain a logistical hub. 3) Then there is also Ohio State or "THE" Ohio State as all the natives like to correct you...so that is an economic driver for sure.From a REI point of view I really like that the cost of either a Single Family home in the burbs, or a duplex 5 mins outside downtown is attainable, even for a "normal person" with a day job.

@Brent Paul The battery pack is completely different chemistry than a lead acid battery.

They have two labs, I don't think I want to charge an astronomical pet fee at move in, which is why I turned here.

@Christopher Telles, I would consider William Shockley and Shockley Labs which started in Mountain View Ca in 1956 as the genesis of what is now called "Silicon Valley". 

A few years of undergraduate study and it was pretty clear no amount of passion would get me to pass Chemistry, Physics, or Math meaning medical school was out of the question, and even getting the degree I wanted was slipping away.

Also can an out of state attorney do a lab trust?

Once again, given some developments like drive-in testing and research labs working round the clock, it is safe to assume that by May, we will have the ability to test anyone who wants to be tested.