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Greetings, Quotaholics:
There’s
a lot of pain and suffering in the world. With traffic accidents, crime,
suicide, falls, etc., etc., hospitals are flooded with emergency cases
daily. Before these cases make it to the hospital however, a large percentage
receive assistance from trained Emergency Medical Technicians or EMT’s.
I can only imagine what the average EMT must see in a career. I know
I wouldn’t be able to handle the job, so I thank God there are people
in this world who can. Countless lives have undoubtedly been saved by
these highly trained men and women.
But earlier this month an incident in New York city tarnished the image
of these brave individuals. On Dec. 9 two EMT’s were on break at the
restaurant Au Bon Pain in Brooklyn when Eutisha Rennix, an employee,
collapsed.
The EMT’s, Jason Green and Melissa Jackson were placing their order
when they were told of the emergency. Witnesses said their response
was to recommend calling 9-1-1. They then got their orders and left.
Ms Rennix, who was 6 months pregnant, later died at the hospital. Her
child was too premature to survive.
As it turns out, the two are dispatchers for the city’s EMT’s so I thought
maybe that was the reason they didn’t take action. But, according to
an Associated
Press article, "As dispatchers, Green, a 6-year veteran, and
Jackson, a 4-year veteran, are fully trained EMTs. A spokesman for the
EMTs’ union said all dispatchers are required to be field-trained EMTs
or paramedics in order to be more effective at their jobs, and are capable
of getting involved in emergency situations."
"’All of our members are qualified to make that initial assessment
and in some cases, start medical care,’ said Robert Ungar, spokesman
for the Uniformed EMTS and Paramedics, FDNY."
"’Being dispatchers is not a defense’ for inaction, he said."
"Douglas Rosenthal, the EMTs’ lawyer, pushed back against what
he called a "rush to judgment" that had vilified his clients.
He said the facts will show that Green and Jackson acted ‘appropriately
to the best of their abilities’"
"The EMTs, …were suspended without pay and the Brooklyn district
attorney opened a criminal investigation into the case. State health
officials, who called the inaction ‘appalling,’ were also investigating
along with the city’s fire department, which oversees EMTs."
It appears that everyone from the EMT union to the district attorney
is just as amazed by this incident as I am. I can’t understand why anyone
would refuse to help in such a situation.
Can you think of any reason these EMT’s would refuse to help? Should
they lose their jobs? Should they be prosecuted for their inaction?
Dumbfounded,
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“Everybody lies, but it doesn’t matter because nobody listens.” - Nick
Diamos
“I think the first virtue is to restrain the tongue; he approaches nearest
to gods who knows how to be silent, even though he is in the right.”
- Cato the Elder
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The Angel In The
Boat
[Thanks Sied]
Three guys were
fishing in a lake one day, when an angel appeared in the boat.
When the three astonished men had settled down enough to speak, the
first guy asked the angel humbly, “I’ve suffered from back pain ever
since I took shrapnel in the Vietnam War …. Could you help me?”
“Of course,” the angel said, and when he touched the man’s back, the
man felt relief for the first time in years.
The second guy who wore very thick glasses and had a hard time reading
and driving. He asked if the angel could do anything about his poor
eyesight. The angel smiled, removed the man’s glasses and tossed them
into the lake. When they hit the water, the man’s eyes cleared and
he could see everything distinctly.
When the angel turned to the third guy, the guy put his hands out
defensively — “Don’t touch me!” he cried, “I’m on a disability pension.”
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“Ambition, if it feeds at all, does so on the ambition of others.”
“Authoritarian political ideologies have a vested interest in promoting
fear, a sense of the imminence of takeover by aliens and real diseases
are useful material.”
“I envy paranoids; they actually feel people are paying attention to
them.” - All from American writer Susan Sontag who died on this date
in 2004
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Bad
Place Names
[Thanks Tesser]
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John
in Oz had some info on the issue of global warming to share. This
was a meant to be a comment but since I was slow to get his images loaded,
I decided to make a 15 Minutes piece out of it. To save space
I’ve included links to the images. Thanks for the comments John,
here’s your 15 Minutes.
With
the South Pole getting colder every decade, Antarctic sea-ice ever increasing,
ice-bergs heading north toward New Zealand, and 304 record low temperatures
set in the U.S. last week, Bob accuses Cliff of having his head in the
sand? How’s that Global Warming working out for the rest of you?
(image 1)
Here’s a summary:
Record Events for Sun Dec 6, 2009 through Sat Dec 12, 2009
Total Records: 2601
Rainfall: 992
Snowfall: 815
High Temperatures: 36
Low Temperatures: 304
Lowest Max Temperatures: 403
Highest Min Temperatures: 51
Data from NOAA via the HW map generator via http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/13/lots-of-new-cold-and-snow-records-in-the-usa-this-week/#more-14140
1) Oh wait, this is the first of Bob’s 4 proofs of Global Warming-
"extreme weather records being set faster than they would be".
Except what you’re getting is the exact opposite. Here’s the prediction:
"As the global climate changes, extreme weather events such as
droughts, floods, heat waves, heavy rainfall, tropical storms and hurricanes
are expected to increase"
http://www.heatisonline.org/contentserver/objecthandlers/index.cfm?id=3546&method=full
2) Well what about ancient forests devastated by bugs from elsewhere?
Oh please, I’m from Australia. We’ve got biological infestations from
everywhere; rabbits, cane-toads, crown-of-thorns starfish- none of them
proving ‘Global Warming’.
3) ‘10 thousand year old glaciers suddenly falling to bits’- Glaciers
are rivers of ice. It’s not just heat that affects Glaciers. It’s how
much snow falls at the top end. The only reports I’ve seen were those
that debunked from meteorological records, the unfounded assertions
of researchers, who when challenged asserted that precipitation hadn’t
declined. It had. Wind, aerosols, precipitation, evaporation, cloudiness,
Global Dimming are all relevant factors. I realize this sounds like
hand-waving dismissal, until you realize that these glaciers survived
warmer temperatures than today’s 9 thousand years ago. http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/08/29/study-glaciers-defied-hotter-temperaturs-9000-years-ago/
4) The big one. Bob’s story that there’s people offering big bucks
scientists to deny climate change, with most of them nobly refusing,
is an appealing mythology to climate alarmists. The problem is that
it’s a misleading half-truth.
Exxon-Mobil Corp paid a grand total of $23 million over a decade to
fund the research of skeptics- one quarter or less of what they paid
to fund the research of consensus scientists.
All the Big Bucks are all going the other way, from Gore’s Nobel Prize
to James ‘Coal is the holocaust’ Hansen’s quarter-million dollar Heinz
foundation prize, to the 79 Billion dollars and counting the US Government
has spent on the Climate industry.
Carbon trading worldwide reached $126 billion in 2008. Banks, which
profit most, are calling for more. Experts are predicting the carbon
market will reach $2 - $10 trillion in the near future. Bob’s ‘big bucks’
are less than a thousandth of what the US government has put in, and
less than one five-thousandth of the value of carbon trading in just
the single year of 2008. http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/images/stories/papers/originals/climate_money.pdf
Here’s what the Daily Mail says about the CRU’s attempt to ‘Hide
the Decline’. I’m not English, and don’t know the newspaper’s reliability,
but the graph appears accurate:
(image
2)
Here’s a station that says the temperature is increasing:
(image
3)
That’s not the worst I’ve seen, just the worst I can lay my hands
on at the moment.
Here’s one that says it isn’t:
(image
4)
I fully intended to tactfully advise Chris that I couldn’t agree with
his conclusion that AGW is fraud. I subscribe to Heinlein’s Law, "Never
attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by stupidity".
Groupthink is enough, I thought, to explain the Bob’s, the CRU’s and
the IPCC. However, in the course of writing this letter I learn the
raw data plotted above has been removed. The ‘adjusted’ data better
supports AGW http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/11/giss-raw-station-data-before-and-after/
The raw data is no longer available. Nor is it just that one station.
That and the attempt of the CRU to hide their data from inspection http://climateaudit.org/2009/07/31/the-cru-data-purge-continues/
I’m no longer sure I can.
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Weather
Alerts
We had our first measurable snowfall yesterday.
A couple days ago, the snow had been predicted. A northern cold front
was to meet up with a moist air mass from the south right here in River
City.
Weather forecasters were telling us we would be in for a significant
snow. Some areas southwest of where I live were to bear the brunt of
it, whereas, here, we were to get 2 to 4 inches.
As the weather systems moved toward us, the weather reports turned into
weather warnings. My immediate area was given a "Winter Storm Watch"
and the southeast area was given a "Winter Storm Warning".
The difference, from my understanding, is a "warning" means
it IS going to happen. A "watch" means it isn’t going to be
as severe as a "warning", but something is going to happen.
The weather systems approached. They did as predicted and the cold air
from the north caused the moist air to crystallize and snow began to
fall. A steady fall of snow continued throughout the day, but it stopped
well before they anticipated. Our "warnings" were to continue
through the night and on into the start of today. However, all weather
alerts were cancelled in the late afternoon as the brunt of the weather
pattern chose to do more damage further east.
It is not unusual to get weather alerts that never develop as predicted.
It seems the attitude is to predict the worst case scenario and prepare
accordingly. Otherwise, due to the imprecise nature of weather forecasting
thus far, we could find ourselves with piles of snow and road crews
still at home sipping coffee.
This comes at a price. Supplies of salt & other deicing materials
are spread across roadways. Road crews are scheduled for overtime when
snows come overnight. Fuel and repair costs accrue as equipment is put
to use. Most of the time, as storms diminish, crews are recalled and
supplies are reserved.
Here’s your quiz:
How accurate are weather predictions in your area?
If you live in unincorporated areas, do your road crews react to predictions,
or to only what occurs?
Do you alter your plans based on weather forecasts?
Weather Alerts - May As Well Cry Wolf
Cliff (the High-Tech Redneck who doesn’t rate a fancy ’signature pic’)
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Kirsten was still recovering from the holidays. Here’s an archive
piece.
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Kirsten
"There is not
the slightest indication that energy will ever be obtainable from the
atom."
~ Albert Einstein ~
We are always on
the lookout for alternative sources of energy. We are starting to vote
for politicians who promise to launch incentives into fuel efficiency;
we are wagging our fingers at the auto industry for having gotten itself
into a mess by consistently manufacturing gas-guzzlers that fewer people
want to buy. We want our transit systems to run more smoothly so that
they can be a viable alternative to driving for more people.
It’s not that we lack the technology. Several alternative energy sources
are in use - the first ones that come to mind are solar power and wind
power. Every now and then we read articles about people recycling sunflower
oil. Hybrid vehicles are becoming more popular, although the technology
is still experiencing some teething problems. And when Bruce gets his
message to the right people (note that I said "when", Bruce,
not "if"), the phrase "hydrothermal power" will
become part of everyday venacular.
News has recently broken of a doctor who has devised another means of
powering his SUV. Interestingly enough, he also lives in California.
I wonder if Bruce knows him. Dr.
Carl Allen Bittner is a Beverley Hills cosmetic surgeon. He reasoned
that if humans store fat as a potential energy source, then fat extracted
via liposuction could have some value. He requested and received permission
from some of his patients to experiment with this concept. He converted
the fat extracted from the patients into free fuel, and successfully
used it to power his car.
Predictably, a storm has erupted over this practice. The powers that
be in California are pressing medical malpractice charges. The State
of California has decreed that liposuctioned fat is categorized as medical
waste, and it cannot legally be used for anything. It has to be properly
disposed of instead. Some of Dr. Bittner’s patients also have lawsuits
pending against him, based on claims that he used their fat without
their consent.
There are skeptics who doubt the whole story. They believe that Dr.
Bittner would not have the technical ability to convert the fat into
fuel. But who knows? Maybe he knows technically-minded people with the
right set of skills. It does make some sense that energy could be harvested
from human fat, even though the concept has something of a "grossness
factor". Whether Dr. Bittner actually did this or not, some ethical
questions have been raised. The biggest concern is that greedy doctors
could start performing unnecessary liposuction in order to sell the
fat and make lots of money. This could easily happen without the consent
of the patients. It would be akin to selling human organs for transplant,
and it would be a lot easier to pull off.
I don’t know if I myself would choose to power my car with human fat.
I have no idea what the environmental implications would be. What if
the fat was harvested from someone with some illness? Would the bacteria
or virus be killed during the conversion process, or could some potentially
lethal toxins be released into the atmosphere for people to inhale?
What would the byproducts of burning the fat be? And if I was a liposuction
patient myself (which is never likely to happen, since I have a fundamental
problem with bits of me being sucked out through a straw attached to
a vacuum cleaner), I don’t know if I would want my fat to be used in
this way.
Kudos to the doctor for thinking outside the box. We need innovative,
imaginative people to come up with viable environmental solutions. But
I think the horse I’d back in this one would be Bruce.
Kaleidoscopically yours,
Kirsten
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Now that Santa Claus has come and gone, how many of you have a new
computer or netbook? Chances are your new computer came with security
software, but most likely it’s only a trial version. Today I want
to show you how to uninstall that and install free products that will
keep your computer secure.
First, let’s download the software you’ll need. You’ll want to do
that *before* you uninstall your trial security software. The most
important security item is your antivirus. I recommend Panda
Cloud AV. This especially good for netbooks, as it doesn’t do
a daily scan that wastes your battery power. Instead it only scans
what you try to open. And the virus database is kept on the internet,
so it is updated constantly, not just once a day. It’s ranked better
than Norton or AVG in detecting threats. Best of all, it’s free for
personal and educational use. Just click the green “Download it now”
button, and save it. We’ll deal with it later.
Next on my list is anti-malware. For this, I recommend Malwarebytes.
Again, this is free for personal use, and spectacular at cleaning
up when your computer “just isn’t acting right”. Just click on the
blue Download free version button, and that takes you to Major
Geeks.com. Click on a link under Downloads, and save it with your
cloudantivirus.exe. This one is called mbam-setup.exe.
Now, you can only have one antivirus, but you can have more than
one anti-malware. I also recommend SpyBot
Search & Destroy. There is a download button, and then several
sites to choose from. The file name will be spybotsd162.exe, save
it with the others. If you jump the gun and try to install it, do
not install Tea Timer. I’ve got something better for you.
But first I want to protect your browsing experience. My tool of
choice is McAfee Site Advisor.
Click on Free Download and save saSetup3.0.1.163.exe with the rest
of these tools. It’s not the only product on the market, but it’s
a solid start.
Now to take care of your registry. I told you not to install Tea
Timer. I’ve found that it can be annoying and confusing. That’s why
I use RegistryProt.
Just scroll down a bit and click Download, agree to their license
agreement, and save regprot.zip with the rest of the lot.
That should keep you busy until Wednesday.
Tim a’Musing
Having a Ball with Security
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Miscellaneous Tips
Cheese won’t harden if you butter the exposed edges before storing.
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Not too many with that line. Anne saved
me with some extras though.
Next opening line…
As the old year gives way to the new…
Hints:
Here’s a great new rhyming/composition tool. http://www.writerhymes.com/
There’s also a great rhyming dictionary at http://www.rhymezone.com/
Limerick rules. http://freespace.virgin.net/merrick.sheldon/limerickrules.htm
Submit
Opening Line
Submit
Limerick
Your
present is under my tree—
It’s something that will bring you glee—
It isn’t molasses
nor a pair of glasses
but it’s some fun to you from me. - Cassandra in New York |
Your
present is under my tree
Hey, what did you get for me
I don’t need much
Just some trinket or such
In fact, all I really need is thee. - Bonnie |
Your present
is under my tree,
and on it my dog did pee.
Happy Holidays!
From, Celine Kitty, Rowdy Dog, and the Tazz! |
Japanese
food makes me squeal
Love eating sushi and uncooked eel!
And when it goes on sale.
That food I will inhale. . . .
I think I’m getting a raw deal! - Anne Onimous |
In Greece,
in the days of yore
Political parties weren’t a bore.
One party they did ban -
The "Half-horse, Half-man" -
Was when it moved towards the centaur. - Anne Onimous |
I know I
am no school child
But I felt both fired up and defiled
When I glimpsed a view -
A naked barbeque! -
In a video of "Grills Gone Wild" - Anne Onimous |
While in
the woods you can’t find a tree
Or maybe can’t find stuff on TV.
But if the sky you’ll crossed
Then you’ll never been lost
Until you get lost at Mach 3. - Anne Onimous |
This advice
I give is no joke
We each need to be one smart bloke
While living heartily
Do practice fire safety -
Don’t let your dreams go up in smoke. - Anne Onimous |
One day
while showing off like a ham
To the cold pavement I did slam. . .
To learn to walk again
I think that I’ll begin
With that famous twelve-step program. - Anne Onimous |
Bad days
follow me - for instance
The therapist who was licensed,
And the tire salesman,
Along with the bank man
All told me that I was unbalanced. - Anne Onimous |
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Re: Adopted Children
My divorced sister-in-law,
hereafter referred to as "crazy aunt Barbie"(caB), was living
in Mindanao as a missionary, adopted a child from the Philippines
who was the child of a drug addict prostitute in Manila. By the time
he was 2 years old he was nothing more than a "product"
for her "business". When "caB" adopted him at
around 7 years old he had some issues that she thought could be overcome
with a loving environment. "CaB" moved back to the states
during his teen years and finally said she was going to send him back
to Manila, or just abandon him and let him get deported, because he
was a SOLID 5′ 4" 175 pound black-belt in martial-arts and she
couldn’t handle him anymore.
When
he was 16 he came to live with us for a trial period of 6 months to
see if we could help him. Three weeks after he arrived he threatened
my wife verbally, then us and himself with a knife. I wasn’t sure
how to diffuse the situation, so I approached him with concern but
caution and immobilized his weapon, (I’m 5′10", weighed 203 lbs.,
was curling 175 lbs. and could squeeze a bathroom scale to 250 lbs.
with my hands at the time but had no martial-arts abilities. I was
fortunate he had basic respect for the "dad" authority in
a household). He calmed down and decided he wanted to play a game
called "frog". I asked what the game was, and he said "I
punch you in the arm as hard as I can and then you punch me in the
arm as hard as you can, and we see who makes the biggest "frogs"
on the other ones arms!"
6
We were still in the kitchen where the incident started, (it measured
12′ x 18′). He hit my arm and then I hit his and sent him about 4
steps away to the sink where he landed against the countertop. He
came back and hit me again, and I gave him another trip to the sink.
This went on for about 10 minutes and my wrist was KILLING me, but
I thought if I show any fear or pain he would try to take over leadership
of the family, so I finally said that we had better stop it so things
don’t get out of control.
For the next 5 months he was a "model citizen" and respected
my wife and me while obeying the "house rules" as diligently
as he possibly could… he really began to blossom into the decent
kid that he wanted to be.
We sent him back to "caB", and within the next year he had
degraded to the same stuff as before.
My opinion is that kids need an environment of structure, control,
discipline and love to grow into responsible adults and without that,
they will react to their "world" with the level of maturity
that their emotions have developed to, (i.e., arrested development
is a fact). The WORST thing to do is to try and reason with a child
why they should behave in a certain way… they don’t have the tools
to know how to calculate their behavior when they are living in the
"pleasure/pain" stage of their emotional growth. Some of
today’s "child psychology" is destructive and will lead
to undesirable results.
What we did with our nephew was a kind of "boot-camp", and
as long as the environment is not unloving and sadistic, a certain
amount of inflicted pain is a good thing (when carefully administered
by the right people to the right part of the body… typically spanking
the buttocks with an appropriate instrument while the child is young
enough to learn a valuable lesson from it). - Bruce in Colorado
Re: Smells
Nancy
L. in Ohio, I will see your pet food factory with the fertilizer factory
in Idaho, and raise you with the sugar factory in El Centro, CA. (below
sea level and lots of triple digit days.) Hard to imagine something
so sweet could smell so bad in the making. A bit like fish actually.
(What is Menhaden anyway?)
Most favorite smell, the open country after a good rainfall and…also
the smell of the outdoors after a good snowfall. - Grammie Sammie
Re: Kids And Stores
Patti said, "It
is my opinion that the job of parenting children is to teach them
how to live in the world at large."
Every parent needs to know they are "training" their
children how to behave as adults. If they don’t apply themselves to
the task, they will have visits to the principal’s office or jail.
"You aren’t teaching that lesson when there are no consequences
to follow egregiously wrong behaviors. When your baby grows up and
gets a job, the boss is not going to be concerned with his or her
little feelings."
A problem that will become obvious soon is children who never
had limits being told to do something by a person in a blue uniform.
If mommy and daddy couldn’t get little Schmedley to eat his vegetables
because he was "high-strung" or just a "strong-willed
child" it is likely that when the officer pulls out his stun
gun that the little darlin’ (who now weighs 206) may still believe
that there are no negative consequences for his immature actions and
rebellion.
"…are hired to do a job, not be in therapy. What sort of
preparation are you giving your offspring?"
Parents are training their kids to be irresponsible turds, because
Dr. Spock said they would "damage their self esteem" if
they ever had a moment of disappointment.
"Have you noticed more children "out of control"
or "acting up" of late? Like everything else, can we blame
this on the economy? If you have small children and they misbehave
in public, what do you do? Do you have a code word, letting them know
they are in trouble later? Do you act immediately to stop the behavior?
If you are out and a child is carrying on, do you ever stop and speak?
If so, do you speak to the child or to the adult?"
I was shopping in a Target store and heard a small child carrying
on about having to have something. It seemed that whatever aisle I
was in this kid was close by and demanding EVERYTHING within arms
reach. When I saw the cart there was all kinds of useless crap that
dad had been loading up on to placate the 3 year old child, and it
was painfully obvious who was in control of the situation. Now, I
personally don’t know why a child needs double edged razors or tampons,
but what the hell do I know? When I got to the checkout, guess who
cruises in behind me… milquetoast man and Attilla the HouseApe,
still pulling stuff off the nearby displays. I couldn’t stop myself
from asking the guy if his back hurt, and he said, "no, why"
To which I responded, "Well, the way you were bending over and
kissing that kid’s butt through the whole store…" (I had my
tact surgically removed in 1989).
"Is there an effective disciplinary method to curtail bad
behaviors either in public or private? Does it help or hurt the child
to allow them to misbehave without consequences?"
There was a study done years ago in New York public schools where
they removed the chain-link fence from around the playground and all
the kids began congregating in the middle of the playground. When
they replace the fence the children began using the entire playground
again because there was safety in having boundaries. If a parent doesn’t
know how to establish healthy boundaries for their kids, they will
not be able to provide an environment where the child can learn the
necessity of rules and limits.
We used to have a neighbor who always tried to have a peer meeting
with their 5 year old son, Bryce. Bryce had NO idea what the hell
was expected from him because mom was always in a negotiation process
with the little dear. Here is a slightly embellished account of a
typical incident: "Bryce… stop jamming that ice-pick into your
little sister’s eye… Bryce… I am your mother Bryce… do what
I tell you… I’m gonna count to TEN Bryce… I’m COUNTING! You stop
that right now, Bryce…’One’… Bryce… I’m counting Bryce…’One’…
Bryce… stop that this instant… Bryce.. ‘One… two’… Bryce…
I’m counting Bryce…’One… two’…" I’ll bet Bryce couldn’t
count to five by the time he was 16, and he DAMN-SURE didn’t know
what an immovable limit on his behavior was! - Bruce in Colorado
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