February 2012
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Your life is a gift; accept it, no matter how screwed up or painful it seems to...
– Grey’s Anatomy (via urbanexperiment)
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Fire EMS Tips →
Loving this Tumblr at the moment. Here are some of my favourite EMS tips from the blog:
#11: When leaving, tell a patient “take care”. #12: Dispatch hates you, just be nice back. #15: Treat all patients respectfully. #41: If you can’t communicate with your patient, remember a smile is universal. #26: Keep a plethora of pens with you at all times.
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Glasgow Coma Scale: Verbal 3/5
A verbal score of 3/5 corresponds to the patient uttering inappropriate words. A simple example.
A: Do you know where you are?
B: Trucks.
A: B, Do you know where you are?
B: Sandwich.
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January 2012
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Your mission everyday is to be awesome.
– Seth (via rippedchef)
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December 2011
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Metro is beautiful. I’ll say it a thousand times in this piece no doubt,...
– Alasdair Monk: Twenty four hours of Lumia
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Definition of an ‘Apple fanboy’ and those that use...
Jim Dalrymple:
Apple fanboy: Someone who is tired of technology being difficult and knows there is something better; someone that loves to get the job done instead of working on their machine; a person that isn’t afraid of breaking the status quo; someone that appreciates quality design and workmanship; a person that realizes cheapest isn’t always best.
Apple fanboys are commonly confused with...
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You've been FZ'd
adamkerr:
It’s futile, and impossibly unavoidable. And like what I’ve reiterated a gazillion times, the universe works in mysterious ways. You can’t change the fact that you’re in the zone that can go nowhere but down. Two ways of how you can deal with this though: the first way, which I think is pretty noble as well, is to just suck it up and take it in your stride to...
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November 2011
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Military Etiquette and Decorum
The real Rules of a Gentleman, from the army:
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE
Avoid free expression resulting to hostilities. Avoid cliques. It should be a constant aim to broaden acquaintances. Social obligations should be repaid but done strictly in accordance with one’s means without excuses for simplicity or austerity.
Members of the Army are expected to be gentlemen. He must behave like one. One of the...
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