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Chapter 2: Over the Herbs
Chapter 3: Travelling with Men
The world of men is not in the least what she expected.
Travelling through it is not what she expected.
Of course, she has been out of the wilds before, and several times – every time, though, on her own, following nothing else but her own wish and whim. Travelling in the company of others, the constant presence of the others – Morrigan never realized how straining this might be. The journey to Lothering in the company of that half-witted chatterbox of a Warden – or rather, a poor excuse of a Warden – was bad enough; with the joining of the crazy pious bard – one more who cannot keep her mouth shut! – it became almost past bearing. Were she one of those dumb Maker-confessors, she would profoundly thank Him that at least the Qunari seems to know the meaning of the word "silence".
On the other hand, the way Sten watches everyone and everything from under his heavy lids, without showing any thoughts or emotions, may be even more disturbing than Leliana's chatter.
Leliana. Morrigan's lips twist in a quirk. She is not deceived by the innocent blue eyes and religious talk: she can tell a killer when she sees one.
Truly, for all its puzzles and nonsenses, the world of men is sometimes easy to see through.
Ned Cousland, though, is a different story.
The man is full of contradictions and contrasts.
The favourable impression of their first meeeting quickly turned out to be false: in some ways, Ned is as foolish as everyone else. There have been countless occasions on which he ignored her advice and made the most illogical decisions. Actions bringing no profit. Helping foolish people who are doomed anyway. Refusing beneficial offers in favour of disadvantageous. There seems no end to whiners in need of help, and Ned Cousland never turns a deaf ear on them.
And then, whenever she is about to arrive at the conclusion that he is as soft as Alistair himself, he makes the perfectly logical choice and carries out his decision with pragmatic efficiency. She is unsure if it is his noble background that plays a role in this inconsistency: while she is certainly not impressed by the status gained by birth and not abilities, her experience with noblemen is too limited to allow for a correct assessment whether such… carelessness, counterweighed by decisiveness when the need arises, is a common trait or not.
Morrigan sighs. She should probably be grateful that unlike others, their leader can act reasonably at least at times.
Sitting by her own fire, apart from the others, Morrigan looks in the direction of the other fire, of the sounds of conversation muffled by the blowing wind. It's absolutely past her why Ned – or anyone, for that matter – should enjoy Alistair's company, especially not after what happened at Redcliffe, but he still does. As she ponders this, though, she realizes that this may be due to the fact that Ned seems to have his easy way with everyone: jolly with Alistair, pensive with Leliana, quiet with Sten… and with herself.
This is yet another thing which puzzles her: though she does appreciate such versatility, as it seems to be most effective for a leader, she is not quite sure how to cope with it… or with him.
Of course, there were a lot of questions at the beginning of their travels; but while Alistair was easily deterred soon, Ned remained persistent. Not really pestering, though: always poising a question or two, and quickly dropping the issue for days whenever she became irritated, but always coming back to it eventually… and to her.
Ever since the beginning, he took up the habit of coming to her fire almost every evening; simply to wish her good night if she made clear that his presence was unwelcome, or to sit by for a while, watching her as she took use of the time to prepare extra poultices, asking simple, matter-of-fact questions about the procedure and use.
And slipping in questions about herself.
She was cautious at the beginning, since she could not – still cannot – figure out the reason behind the questions he asks: of her childhood and upbringing, and of her mother. There is nothing he can possibly gain from such knowledge (and she has certainly racked her brain sufficiently for the ways he could use it against her); in the end, she had to conclude that this is simply one of those illogical things Ned Cousland tends to do.
Not that she underestimates him because of that; there have been quite a few who have made the mistake and feed the wolves now.
She sighs again and shifts uneasily. Whenever men indulged in conversation with her before, claiming to "get to know her bettter", their intention was clear from the beginning. And though Ned does linger on her with his eyes quite often, he doesn't make a slightest attempt at seduction. Having lost patience once, she even asked why he kept staring at her when staring was all he seemed capable of – and all she received in answer was a smile, together with "A nice sight certainly improves a nasty day."
A most disturbing man, he is.
Though, she must admit that his company is not unpleasant.
As if summoned by her thoughts, she hears the familiar steps and soon, Ned Cousland makes himself seated by her fire. For a while, they sit in silence, not uncomfortable.
"What are you preparing?" he asks, looking at the brewing kettle.
"Herbal tea," she retors, annoyed at him asking the obvious. "'Wish to try it?" she adds as an afterthought.
Ned smiles. "Thank you," he takes the offered mug.
She watches him as he takes a sip, then another. "It's quite delicious," he admits.
"Of course," she snorts. "I see no purpose drinking aught unpalatable if it can be helped."
"Of course not." He downcasts his eyes to the pale golden liquid in the mug. "Is there any other purpose to it than the taste?"
"Certainly," she replies with a sweet smile as he takes another sip. "Should you be menstruating, it will ease any inconveniences."
As she expected, Ned almost chokes on the sip but she is quite impressed that he neither spits it out nor starts swearing. Instead, he looks amused, and with a little hesitation he drinks again. "Any adverse effects I should know of?"
Morrigan scowls. "Would I be drinking anything harmful, what think you?" Then she sneers. "Though, I cannot guarantee what effect it might have on males."
Ned's eyes sparkle with good humour. "I'm sure it's perfectly safe." He downs the rest of the tea in one gulp. "And if I turn into a toad overnight, I'll know whose doing it was."
She laughs a little at the nonsense. "Unless you turn into Alistair, there's nothing to fear from me."
"That's good to hear." Smiling, he hands back the mug. "Thank you for… the tasting experience. I hope it will ease all your inconveniences. – Now that I think of it, I can also offer you something with a similar effect, I hope."
She looks at him, confused, as he produces something from his pocket, and then her breath catches in her throat.
The silver pendant, shaped like a rose and attached to a fine chain, glistens in his hand as it did amongst the merchant's trash earlier that day when she saw it first.
"But… this… why did you buy it?"
"I was under the impression that you liked it… and that bandit scum we disposed of yesterday left us handsomely suppplied with coin." He grins. "I bought something for everyone – though Alistair didn't seem so appreciative of his new socks like the rest of us."
Morrigan barely notices the joke, transfixed with the silver sheen.
"You do like, it, don't you?"
"Yes, of course – it's utterly useless, I know, but –"
"I think I could come up with some use for it." And before she can react, he leans to her and clasps the chain around her neck. With a cold sensation, the pendant slides between her breasts, followed by Ned's look. "I think this is the right place for it," he remarks, and as she looks up, still perplexed by the unexpected situation and by his proximity, he leans even closer and quickly plants a kiss on her lips. "A little payback for the tea. Good night, Morrigan."
She does not respond – she never does, after all – but as he disappears in the dark, her lips slowly curve in a content smile.
Finally, the pieces of a puzzle fit in their place. Now she knows where this is leading. She slowly traces the outline of her lips with her finger.
Ned Cousland.
That night, she falls asleep more at ease than ever before.


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Imagine a beautiful sunset. The clouds are a bright fiery orange, the sky is purple instead of blue and the sun is cherry red on the horizon. It's so pretty it hurts. It's the kind of natural wonder that makes people happy to be alive and thinking, because they got to experience it and then remember it. Maybe you take a picture with your phone so you can relive it.
Depression means you only remember the hurt. It reminds you of a similar sunset from your past when something bad happened. Or of an evening from your childhood when you were happy, but you can't remember the happiness, just the loss of it. The bright colors feel grey. All you can think of is that the light is fading, the warmth of the day is going away.
And you feel like you've failed because you didn't enjoy it. Your days are numbered, as they are for all people, and this heart-breakingly gorgeous act of nature only gives you the heartbreaking part. It hurts, physically. You aren't injured, it's an imbalance of chemicals in your brain. But knowing that doesn't help the feeling that you are somehow responsible for the feeling. It feels like you're going to throw up, even though you aren't sick. You sigh deeply to try and relieve the pain, the way you do when you're dry heaving to make the feeling go away. It doesn't work.
You become numb. That doesn't stop it from hurting, though. Things that make you happy normally just don't. It's like being in a fog, like in the Mist, except you almost wish something horrible would crawl out of it and kill you. Not all depressed people are suicidal, but it can and often does rob you of your desire to continue, so you just sit and stare. It's like a prison that follows you. You avoid people because interactions hurt. You don't want to bother other people, or similarly you don't want to hear them try and use platitudes to make it better. Because so often that's not for you, it's for them. It's why people tell you to cheer up.
If I could, I would. We don't do this to bother you, and if you can't handle a person being depressed, avoid them. It's better for both of you.
What helps most, weirdly, is people with the same problem. It becomes a shared experience, which humans crave. It's why we like concerts, parades and movie theaters. It's a weird little subset of society that understands what you're going through. You just want a hug, but you don't want to see anyone or be touched. You might take medication, or go to therapy, or both, but it's not bulletproof. It's like a shield: It only protects part of you, and that dark cloud can creep around it.
You sometimes feel guilty because you can't care about the greater problems of the world. Being exposed to them can make it even worse for you. Day to day life becomes a tragedy; each tiny problem becomes magnified and it feels like life is conspiring to beat the joy out of you. If you make a mistake, you feel like a useless sack of garbage who can't do anything right. It wears down your self esteem, even if it's just during and episode, ruining your self image. Sometimes I can't even look at a photograph or my reflection in the eye, I feel shame for just existing.
People say "it gets better", but they don't understand: Everything can be fine, but that doesn't matter, because it's not that a commercial made you sad or something you read made you want to cry. That book or TV ad was likely a trigger. IT isn't the problem, it merely tipped the cup that sends the feelings of emptiness and loss cascading through your brain like a flood. The antidepressants, vitamins, exercise, sunny day, happy music, mantras and whatever else you use to cope just don't work all the time.
Depression is like having a tarp for a roof. It keeps the rain out, and the antidepressants are like duct tape, it helps, but sometimes it rains hard, and nothing can keep back the flood. Days like that feel endless. You do what you can, if you can do anything at all, to try and handle it, but sometimes it just hurts and you lack the energy to fight it, and sleep won't come.
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The Yale Program in the History of the Book brings together scholars across disciplines to explore the materiality of the written word over time and across cultures. A collaboration between Yale's Department of English and Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, the Program hosts a series of public lectures throughout the academic year and the annual Harvard-Yale Conference in Book History. We also organize the Book History Seminar Series, a workshop and reading group for Yale graduate students.
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He's silent for a moment.
"What the hell'd she put on there, though? Gorilla Glue??"
"They're not F---ing around with that Poligrip they came out with." I retort. "It's new and improved...I bet you could put some cabinets together with a couple of tubes and have enough left over to mortar down some bath tile . "
We ride on.
On scene we find the is lady waiting for us in her house. VFD gives me a report. "She says she was sticking them in about two hours ago and her tongue is caught. I can't really tell how."
I grab my safety glasses, walk in, and introduce myself.
"Hi, I'm MedicMarch with XXXX, what seems to be the problem today?"
"My tungh ish cot!" Her speech briefly reminds me of Mistress Freakout's and I suppress a shudder.
"Ok, let me take a look." I hook a miller 0 (a small, flat blade - like a tongue depressor) to my laryngoscope and hold it upside down, tomahawk fashion. With some Magill forceps I gently grab her tongue and explore her mouth. I immediately see the culprit. The lady has partial dentures that fit around her natural teeth with two wire clips. One of the clips is broken and is stuck in the side of the lady's tongue like a fishook. Using the Magills I ease her tongue around and off the broke clip and remove her dentures. Almost instantly the right side of her mouth fills with blood and I pack it with the gauze Spiderman was bright enough to grab.
Honestly, it wasn't that difficult to do. I'm surprised the lady didn't do it herself. Maybe she was just eager to see some muscular, strapping young lad in uniform (heh heh heh, she got stuck with me. That'll teach ya to abuse the system!) I change her gauze out and the wound is already starting to clot up a little. My partner gets a refusal on the lady and we walk back into the sunshine, triumphant. I clean my scope and blade and forceps. I put a very solemn look on my face and walk over to the cop and VFF after sanitizing my hands.
"How'd it go?" says the cop.
I look at Spiderman, who's joined us, and at the VFF and Cop.
"The extraction was a success. There was a puncture to the right side of the patent's tongue, but any blood loss was controlled with careful application of gauze. She's hemodynamically stable and, although it may be to early to tell, we think the operation was a complete success. She's going to live."
Everyone cracks up. The cop laughs so hard his mustache flaps,
Spiderman shakes his head. "You should be a comedian."
"What, and miss out on calls like this where I get to save lives? You've lost your mind."
Friday, June 29, 2007
- Ok
Silly Mortal.
Anyway, lots of fun calls and stuff happening lately and I don't go back to work until Monday so stay tuned.
Monday, June 25, 2007
- Shameless Self Promotion
Saturday, June 23, 2007
- Favorites.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
- Bleghmsjkdt! OR A Treatsie on Trustees of Modern Chemistry
Call Notes:
-Pt is yelling and screaming, b/f says she is hallucinating
-Pt has psych History
-Pt has Hep C
-Pt located in front yard
-Pt has history of sniffing Paint Thinner
Outstanding. We're out in the boonies and are trying to grab a lunch meal courtesy of the local greasy spoon (it sticks to your ribs...even if you don't want it to. ::shrudder::) when these call notes come across. Wheee. We turn on the flashy things and the loud things and drive over to the call. Mom-Partner is precepting me today and we chat idly about possible airway maintenance issues. If she's sniffing something really corrosive to fly the skies of Sherwin-Williams Land she might have burns to the whole breathy area (that is the correct medical terminology) and that is a BAD THING.
We creep up to see three people in the front yard - a nicely dressed older lady, a rotund middle-aged guy, and the lady I will now sweetly refer to as Mistress Freakout. Mistress Freakout is currently sitting in a lawn chair FREAKING THE FUCK OUT. Hands rubbing everything, along her shoulders and through her hair, speaking at an increased, rapid rate, with one eye squinting and the other wide open. Approximately three teeth. She looks like a deranged pirate. If they brewed Captain Morgan out here in BFE she would be the spokesperson in the big red overcoat and boots. I hate to think who would want a little of that captain in them...
The rotund middle aged man's face has lit up and he is doing his impression of a windmill, International Brotherhood of Bystander's standard signal for "Over here, ya'll". I briefly curse the fact that I didn't stay far enough back, but luckily I see the Deputy about two blocks behind us, rolling on in.
So yeah. Mistress Freakout runs towards Mom-Partner, Deputy Droopy, and Myself as we get out, gibbering and pointing at the sky. Fantastic. Having gloved up and put my safety glasses. I deftly grab her hands from in front of her and hold them in one of my hands and place the other just below her neck, above her breasts. This stops her pretty good and I can start my assessment.
"Hi, I'm MedicMarch with XXXX. What's bothering you, ma'am?"
"Meda-Marsh? Blgsi Amubluanech?" she asks me. She is meth addict skinny, wearing boxers and a tee shirt. I don't see anything immediately life threatening but I can feel her heart pounding at what I guesstimate is about 130 beats per minute. I let one her hands loose and take a pulse on the other one: bounding and regular, w/ a rate of 134. I kick ass. While all this is going on Rotund Bystander is telling the story to my partner and Dep Droopy. Apparently Mistress Freakout hasn't been hitting the turpentine, as far as he knows, but she has been "Out of Control" for 3 hours and now he's "Starting to get worried."
"Mklespitz! Nopaint shniffgsh!" interjects Mistress Freakout, eager to help.
"Can you tell me what your name is?" I ask.
"Fishnchipzer here flor me!"
"Her Name is Bobby-Joe!" (not her real name - I don't want to get sued, although I don't thik any of the yokels can even spell internet, much less access it) adds Rotund Bystander.
"Bobby-Joe! Namesh Bobby-Joshge!" says Mistress Freakout.
"Can you tell me what day it is?" I ask.
"Gish-I dont know-vmklps!" replys Mistress Freakout.
"Thursday!" Pipes up Rotund bystander. From the look on his face he's almost sure this is the correct answer, and he looks at me expectantly. I barely have time to stifle my outrage and to keep from slicing this guy to ribbons with smartassery, so I mentally image nailing a gold star into his fat, sweaty forehead. I chuckle, and this sets of Mistress Freakout, who I am still holding. She starts laughing, cracking up, and this sets of Mom Partner, who, with a very unladylike snort, bursts out into cackles of amusement. This, in turn sets of Droopy, and so now we have three first responders and one goofy ass, paint sniffin critter laughing in the sunshine.
Oh, happy day.
We get her loaded up after my partner concludes her interview with Rotund Bystander and his mom, and they ask for her to be transported to Our Lady Of Something Or Other. She gets in the back.
"Restraints," I tell her as I hook up the writhing, sweating Mistress Freakout to my EKG. Sinus Tach, looks like, but there's a lot of artifact and she's bouncing around too much for me to get a good BP. "And get an IV for me, please."
Mom-Partner quickly gets her stick and grabs the restraints. Apparently Mistress Freakout doesn't like this idea because when I turn to grab one from Mom-Partner she leans forward and tries to take a chunk out of my arm with her three teeth. I manage to dodge the chompers and I grab her forehead and slam it against the back of the upright head of the cot.
"NO BITING!" I tell her.
"Bitey! BITEY Mar-Medic!" I can't make this shit up.
"NO BITEY MEDICMARCH!" I yell into her squished up pirate face.
This sets of Mom-Partner laughing again. "Hahaha, oh Shit, March, you made a new friend, hahaha, stop it, heeheehee I'm gonna pee in my uniform pants HAHAHA!"
I'm not amused and we get Mistress Freakout tied down. Mom-Partner has recovered enough from her laughing fit long enough to put an O2 mask on the patient. "What's that for?" I ask.
"You said no bitey::giggle snort:: so this makes it so she can't BITEY! Hahahahaha! Oh, shit!"
I grumble a thank you. I try to finish my interview but Mistress Freakout is content to glare at me and grumble nonsense.
"Fergh shish MedaMarsh. Bitey"
We take her to the hospital. Other then sinus tach, everything else on the lady is fine, with a CBG of 126. I push 2mg of Narcan to see if that will do anything but Freakout just pulls against her restraints and chews the inside of her mask with her three teeth.
We spend 20 minutes on the wall. They give us a room, I give my report. As I'm walking out of the room I hear "Marsh gj ksel!" and the sound of someone having a large, liquidy bowel movement. The nurse and tech let up twin wails of disgust. I chuckle.
I walk by the Nurse's station on my way out. "Code Brown in Iso-1," I tell them.
Outside Rotund Bystander Boyfriend envelopes me in a sweaty, clammy hug before I can escape and thanks me profusely. I shudder involuntarily and grab some paper towels to wipe myself off. I get in the front of the cab and sit in the air conditioning for a minute. My stomach grumbles loudly, reminding me that we still haven't eaten. My partner is trying not to laugh.
Mom-Partner can no longer contain herself. "Want to grab a BITEY to eat? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA::snort::.!"
"Oh, Shut up."
Monday, June 18, 2007
- Here goes nothing
Once Again, Into the Breech, Dear Friends.
- Call Notes Of the Week
-Pt is yelling and screaming, b/f says she is hallucinating
-Pt has psych History
-Pt has Hep C
-Pt located in front yard
-Pt has history of sniffing Paint Thinner
As we roll up on scene:
-Sheriff's office enroute, ETA 4-6
It was a long ass 4 minutes. I'll post this call later - it's too hilarious.
Conversations this Week:
Dispatch: *Unit XXX?*
MM: *Unit xxx, go ahead.*
Dispatch: *Unit XXX?*
MM: *Unit xxx, go ahead, dispatch.*
Dispatch: *Unit XXX?*
MM (flustered): The piece of shit isn't working. *Unit XXX, go ahead dispatch*
::another Pause::
Dispatch-with a tender, almost frightened inflection: *Unit XXX? XXX, come back for HQ. HQ to unit XXX.*
Partner: Wait, is the radio Turned On?
Dispatch: *Unit XXX?*
MM: It has to be, we can hear him.
Dispatch: *Unit XXX?*
Partner: Well Crap, try it again.
Dispatch: *Unit XXX?*
MM: (bangs on console) *Dispatch, go ahead. *
Dispatch: *Unit XXX? Down to Our Lady of Something or Other, got a psych transfer out for you.*
MM: *Roger.* Damnit. Well, let's go.
Partner: "We should've said it was broke."
Sunday, June 17, 2007
- Weirdest Call Ever
"We're going to work him up," Rio tells the lady. "We're going to bring him in hot since he's not really responding for us, OK?"
Nicely Dressed Former Nurse nods her consent. We drag him across the NICE hardwood floors to our stretcher and load him. He still has not come around for us. Partner starts trying for an IV and we hightail it to Our Lady of Somethin' or Other. As we pull up my partner is sticking the man's IV. He has been a hard stick and she only just got it. "I gave him Narcan enroute, but either it hasn't kicked in yet or nothing's happe-"
The man chooses this moment to make a strange gurgling noise and slumps over my partner like he's a 100 year old old quadriplegic stroke victim making a pass at his sweetie at St. Jimmy's Home for Disposable Family Members. His breathing has gone from Real Fast, Not Good to No Breathy, Uh Oh! Cowboy voice in my head was right! Someone HAS poisoned the waterhole!
I tear open a BVM and straighten him up. I can't figure out why I can't get a good seal as we jam out of the back and rush him into the ER. Finally Rio yells at me "Jesus, Medicmarch, give me the damn bag." She lays down the head of the stretcher. "Were you trying to dry his contacts?!" I suddenly realize that, with the patient sitting up, I was forced to try to bag him in that position, and my seal was going on him backwards - imagine yourself straddling a BVM mannequin but using your normal grip on him. Doesn't work too freakin' well, does it? I was blowing air into his eyes instead of his mouth and nose.
"Dagnappit! Nice Job, cowpoke!" drawls Cowboy voice in my head.
"Shut it!" I yell.
"What?" My partner says.
"Book it!" I say.
We wheel him into hallway, our bagging much to the suprise of Seen It All Twice Nurse, who up until now has been unaware of this most recent plot twist. He waves us into Cardiac in a manner reminiscent of Gomer Pyle trying to land Air Force 1 using only his hands and a goofy look on his puss. Fantastic Hair Doctor sweeps into the room like a villian in a melodrama. I manage to give a report of the events thus far and I guess since I didn't spew crumbs at him and managed to emphize the important words like "Repritory" and "Arrest" and "Unknown Cause, possible OD" he takes over."Let's get a tube! What's his rate! Is there a pulse?! Why do my scrubs make my pecs look like sculpte!d bricks?" or something like that.
I, for the life of me, decide I have no idea what's wrong with this patient. Probably the OD, but maybe not.
Nicely Dressed Former Nurse/Pt's Brother comes in the room. "I was going through his meds, and He's taken all of his Lunesta, and these." She throws down two empty boxes of OTC sleeps aides. The culprit rears his ugly head. The dirty Varmint is Quick-Doze!
We get him tubed and on a vent...blood gasses are drawn and a tox screen comes back for benzos but nothing else. The ER staff takes over, and Rio and I stock the rig and ride off into the sunset.
Six hours later, he codes. He never regained consciousnesses. Seen It All Twice Nurse tells us the culprit is his pH - a very acid 6.2
They decide that all the man's sleeping pills, combined with his failing liver (apparently badly damaged from his drinking) , was enough to screw with his system enough to make him so tachypenic, which made him acidoditc...which killed him. S.I.A.T Nurse tells me " I've never seen anyone survive below a 6.7 - although I'm just a backwoods nurse from a shithole in Northern Louisiana."
So anyone ever had anything like this before? My partner and I' had never seen it, and we didnt talk about it in P-class. I'll watch out for it now, I guess, but to be honest, if they hadn't come up with that theory, I wouldn't've known what killed the guy. A good learning experience, I guess, but not one I'd repeat again.
Ah well. Screw it. Hop a long, little dogie!
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
- Wow
I guess all this new Paramedic stuff has got me really wound up tight.
Sunday, June 10, 2007
- Tasers
- They Keep officers out harm's way - you don't have to get in close quarters with someone who's probably already upset with you and not listening to your commands.
- Quick and effective method of immobilizing an attacker or someone who is danger to their self or others, with relatively little side effect other than a quick ride to the ER in my unit to get the barbs removed.
- HILARIOUS to watch. OK, this isn't a good reason, but I like it, and I don't care if you think I'm ignorant or a bad person, because I've come to peace with the fact I'm both of these things.
Basically, if you don't want to get shot by a taser, don't do anything that would make the police want to shoot you with a taser. I think this a pretty easy maxim to follow but apparently some people do not. Our metro police department has them and uses them regularly to great effect.
There's been some debate as to the safety of using tasers - that using one on an intoxicated individual can lead to arrhythmias and death. AD talks about a case that happened in Lafayette here- he pretty much took the words right out of my mouth. I'll toss a quote from his page for those of you too lazy to click -
"PCP, cocaine and methamphetamine are known as stimulants. When ingested, snorted, smoked, injected or pushed up your rectum to hide them from the Po-leece, they tend to do certain things to the human body. Blood pressure skyrockets, as does heart rate. Body temperature may rise as high as 108 degrees, offering one probable explanation for Mr. Enard's lack of clothing in December. A whole cascade of events occurs with your body's chemistry, and none of them are good. Quite often, these people are headed for a rendezvous with death that no intervention will stop. It can happen in the back of an ambulance, it can happen in an instant when the rugby scrum of officers needed to subdue the suspect finally untangles to find the patient dead at the bottom of the pile, or it can happen six hours later at a major medical center, as it did in Mr. Enard's case. The use of a Taser is incidental. Linking the two events is akin to claiming that since 89% of pilots involved in airline crashes ingested pickles in the 24-hour period before the flight, it thus follows that pickles cause airline crashes. Let's call for a ban on sweet gherkins!"
Well done, sir.
I know some of you might complain about police brutality - the kid at UCLA in the computer lab or that guy in philly, and that's part of it. With Law Enforcement there may always be an incident where more force is used than, in hindsight, might've been necessary, but shit, it's probably the most humane thing to get hit with. If I was a victim of police brutality (a term I have a problem with, btw, but don't know anything better to use) and had to pick between getting shot, maced, beaten with a stick, chewed on by a large, upset dog or getting electrocuted a little, I'd pick the last.
Ok, I know I may've handled this one lightly, so I'm opening up the comment section on this puppy. You disagree? Didn't like the way I said something? Then holler at me! Let's see some debate! And some mudslinging! And some name calling! I'm a total pushover, so hit me with your best shot!
This is going to be fantastic.
EDIT: I just went and searched for "Tasers" on youtube and I have almost PEED on myself laughing at people on COPS getting tasered. It's so funny! I'm a bad person now, I know it for sure.
EDIT II: I also have followed some links on youtube to officers without tasers, forced to scuffle with an irate detainee - I abruptly stopped laughing because these are not fun to watch - a lot more dangerous for the perp and the cop.
Saturday, June 9, 2007
- Links
What were we talking about?
Shit, link love. Also a big whoop for Loving Annie who may, in fact, be the nicest blogger I've ever seen. I was totally like, +2 happiness when I read her page. For some reason in my little brain seeing her page reminded me of the actual taste and sensation of eating fresh chocolate chip cookies. I have a weird and unusual brain.
Friday, June 8, 2007
- Fear and Loathing in Louisiana
Anyway....sniff sniff....You smell that aroma? That's the scent of fear and crushed spirit, the unmistakable scent you smell around brand new paramedics that have only recently been cut loose. I'm so excited! I'm so scared!
So I started my company's clearance process two days ago. The experience has been....humbling. Really humbling. For all the times I've been exasperated to open the back doors to find The Gimp or another medic bumbling around with an IV or with hardly anything done, I apologize. I have discovered it's a lot more difficult then it looks.
The sweet feeling of excitement and terror that creeps into my veins is like a drug. After a call yesterday, my preceptor told me my eyes were huge and I had a manic smile on my face. I get so excited in the back that when we arrive at the hospital I'm a sweaty nervous wreck. My pupils actually dilate. I haven't killed any one yet, and my preceptor says that I improved exponentially in between Day 1 and Day 2, but I still pour half a gallon of water out of gloves when I take them off to give my report. I'm seriously considering getting those orange arm floaties for my patients in case I sweat so much in the back that it fills up completely.
Don't know where I'm going to sit the lifeguard, though.
Anyway, I'll probably fire off a few posts this weekend, including my commentary on Tasers, the weirdest call I've ever run, and an endorsement for my patrol boots. Stay Tuned!


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It was only a kiss...
Kissing was something decidedly important in a relationship, no matter how big or small, frantic or relaxed, important or not- it had to be done. Preferably by the second or third date - if not the first, depending on chemistry. So far, in Greg and Clover's relationship, it hadn't happened yet, although they were practically exploding with chemistry. They were now onto date number five: Nada. Sure, Greg could crack all the jokes he could think of, Clover could smile, laugh at him, hug him, whatever, but lips were fated never to touch. Greg walked her to her door, leant in, only to find her torso pushed up against his and her arms around him. Now, this wasn't something he could complain about...he loved it, really. But he definitely wanted something else, and he was beginning to wonder whether or not Clover actually liked him, found him attractive, or even pondered about kissing him.
It was hopeless. Utterly, incomprehensibly, ridiculously hopeless. And worrying. Now, they were sitting next to each other in the cinema, Clover resting her head on Greg's shoulder, sighing contentedly. Whilst that was very nice, and rather comforting, Greg just wanted that extra dash of intimacy. All he had to do was catch Clover by surprise. That was it. The rest of his viewing experience was spent trying to concoct a cunning plan. And then he had it. He put an arm around Clover's shoulders and pulled her closer to him. She glanced up and grinned at him, returning back to the screen a few seconds later.
Now, Greg Sanders was a secure man, by Jove, he was, but this was unsettling. He thoroughly adored Clover, the ground she walked on and he thought she was better than sliced bread.
And so, after leaving the cinema, Greg decided to play it cool. They chatted, Clover got out of the car, winked at Greg and sauntered over to her door, not letting Greg see her grinning foolishly to herself. Again, Greg felt as though he'd been punched in the gut.
About two nights later, they were settled neatly beside one another on Clover's sofa, watching the TV, one head rested against the other's chest, when Greg couldn't take any more of this mindless torture. Clover was clad in a plain, white tank top with spaghetti straps that made the occasional appearance from under her red cardigan, and a pair of oversized jeans, her reddish hair pulled into a clip, not a sign of makeup on her face. She sighed, yawned, reached over for the remote - all while doing it elegantly and managing to stay effortlessly attractive. Her shoulder came into brief contact with his forearm and suddenly he snapped.
"Do you hate me?" He pushed her forward slightly and turned to face her. She furrowed her eyebrows at the movement, but quickly crossed her legs and stared Greg in the eyes, all the while smiling amusedly. He'd been strangely quiet for the last half an hour or so, which was unnatural. Clover rolled up the sleeves on her cardigan and shook a stray lock of her out of her face.
"Of course I don't hate you. I really like you, actually, otherwise I wouldn't let you put your feet on my table." This was a lie. She had never been bothered by people having their feet up on her table. Clover sat back and let her eyes rest on those few small freckles on his cheek. A girl could easily be won over by those freckles, and those freckles alone.
Greg had been fighting this colossal war in his head for days...his bottle couldn't crash now. He glanced around the room, swallowed and then dared a look at Clover. "Then why can't I kiss you?"
Clover grinned and folded her arms, a minuscule laugh escaping her ample lips. "Ohh, I get it. My little plan finally worked, huh?"
Greg turned deadly serious. "What plan?"
"The plan where I see just how forward you are. See, in the months I've known you, I always thought you were confident, cocky and egregiously full of bravado, which I really loved about you. But," She smirked, glad that she'd somehow inveigled the word 'love' - as opposed to plain old 'like' - into the conversation. "I wondered just how long it would take...for you to make the first move...and then I concocted a way to make you wait; if I kinda pulled away when you put your arm around me then I figured that maybe that would put paid to your, ah, intentions. I thought I wouldn't have been able to hold back from kissing you, and I know I'm probably not the most irresistible, but I didn't think you would do as well as this. Congratulations. Nearly two weeks." She extended her hand in a mock-handshake. Greg wasn't sure what to do. He stared at her hand and tilted his head to the side.
For the first time in his twenty-six years, he was stumped. For one thing, he admired Clover for being such a smart-ass, and he was also confused as to why he had held back for so long, even though Clover and her lips had plagued his thoughts constantly. This, he decided, was a strange feeling. He took Clover's hand and grinned. "You...tricked me. But I'm...not...sure...what to say...I guess I'm speechless." He glanced down at her and his expression immediately changed. It went from one of mild confusion and disbelief to one of unabashed affection. Clover almost melted against the sofa. "So...can I kiss you now?"
Clover made a move towards him, placed her hand on his cheek and bit her lower lip. "Mm...no." She should see Greg about to question her, so she immediately bolted up from the sofa and bounded over to the other end of the room. "Cause you'll have to get to me first." Such a childish, yet effective way of annoying someone. She ran out of the room, into several other rooms until a few minutes later, which found Greg and Clover in the kitchen, each on opposite sides of the island. Clover noticed that she seemed to have forgotten the correct way to breathe. "Ready to give up yet?"
"Nuh-uh." Greg suppressed a smile, equally as out-of-breath as Clover. "You?"
"For a kiss? No way." She pulled her cardigan off and flung it onto the counter. Before Greg knew it, she was on her way down the short, brightly-coloured hall. Greg flew after her and eventually caught her in the bathroom, sitting on the bath. He sighed, heftily, and shut the door behind him. "You found me."
"That I did." Oh, God, he sounded like a pirate. Clover laughed and scooted closer to the wall. She was still adamant that Greg would wait. He, however, had other plans. He stepped right in front of her and pulled her up, that serious, love-filled look creeping back into his eyes. Clover really loved that look. Instantly, a hand was placed on her hip while the other brushed a strand of hair out of her face.
"Mm, Greg- wait." Her hand instinctively went to his hand, trying to halt any further actions.
"Clover, I can't." Greg stated, firmly, yet his smile told a completely different story.
"No, I mean...we can't do this in the bathroom..." Much as she wanted him to kiss her, she wasn't sure she wanted it to happen in her bathroom, filled with all manner of hideous things; three year old loofahs, several unusable toothbrushes, countless empty toothpaste packets, millions of bottles of shampoo, conditioner and gel, or mousse. Everything else that could be labelled embarrassing - or grotesque - was hidden away in a cabinet.
"Why not?"
"Because! There's germs...stuff..." She shivered as Greg's hands expertly made their way to her shoulder blades.
"I don't care about the germs...or the stuff." He genuinely didn't; all he cared about was Clover's lips and his lips getting together as soon as they possibly could.
"Then do it. Kiss me." Clover bit her lip as Greg took on an entirely different expression. It was one of desire, lust, all things unholy. Clover liked that look, too.
In what seemed like an eternity, Greg finally brought a hand up to her neck and leant down, capturing his lips with Clover's, connecting and entwining the two of them gently. Clover felt her mind go completely blank, her knees beginning to shake and her arms tangling themselves around Greg's neck while his hands moved to either side of her waist, tentatively. Electricity surged through her, rendering her thoroughly useless. She no longer gave a damn about being in the bathroom, nor about the fact that she was being pressed into the toilet roll holder. Everything felt great - she felt fantastic. After a few seconds, Greg pulled his lips away from hers and swiftly shoved his hands into his pockets.
"Whoa." Was all he could think to say.
"Mm." Clover brought her index finger up to rub the corner of her mouth as she fought off a large smile.
"So...was I worth it?" Greg tilted his head to the side and leant against the wall.
Clover was shocked. Un-believable. How could he be so cocky after...well, after that monumentally epic kiss? "I...well...maybe." She grinned. "Was I?"
"Oh, yeah." Greg took her again by the waist and kissed her again before he led her out of the bathroom. "Now, I bet you're wishing you hadn't put that off for two weeks..."
And it was the truth.
A/N: Pointless drabble, which I adore. Thanks to all who reviewed! I love feedback :D
I really do quite like this chapter, actually...and, seeing as it was my birthday yesterday, please could I have some reviews???
Have a great rest of the day,
PS: Only three days to the US Election :O


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Our Opinion: Context is all in Flint tragedy
As the Flint, Mich. water disaster unfolds, its link to the Black Lives Matter movement becomes apparent. Its full horror can only be appreciated in that context.
The problem of drinking water contaminated with lead didn't spring itself upon startled government officials. The Detroit Free Press reported in October of 2014 that General Motors pulled an engine plant off the Flint River feed because the water was corroding its equipment. Yet, the city kept using the river as drinking water for its residents, 56 percent of homes are African-American. If the water was damaging machine parts one can only speculate about what it was doing to the brains of young children.
Emails released last week by the office of Republican Governor Rick Snyder included one from January of 2015 sent by a Flint resident who was told by a state nurse in regard to her son's elevated blood lead level, "It is just a few IQ points. ... it is not the end of the world." It is difficult to imagine a similarly callous comment directed at a white mother.
The roots of the disaster lie in the decision of Governor Snyder and a collection of "emergency managers" to save a few bucks by abandoning a safe water source and using the Flint water source without adding chemicals to cleanse it of lead. The state has so far allocated $28 million in emergency aid to Flint and faces a flurry of lawsuits. Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha of Flint's Hurley Children's Hospital, who documented the spike in children's lead levels, is advocating for a long-term commitment of state and federal spending to help likely brain-damaged children, as well as a greater investment in Head Start, the federal preschool program and favorite Republican whipping boy, in Flint.
Michigan will pay dearly for this man-made disaster, but not as dearly as will the young victims.
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Henry Homeyer| Gardening Guy: Invasive plants
Going for a walk the other day along a public trail I was struck by the number of invasive shrubs I saw. Most trees and shrubs have shed their leaves, but burning bush (Euonymus alatus), Japanese barberry (Berberis thunbergii) and honeysuckle (Lonicera spp.) still have leaves on their branches. Holding leaves and producing food by photosynthesis gives them extra energy to take over the world (or their world, anyway). This is a good time to pull a few of these out because many are very visible right now.
Why bother, you might ask? Because these invasive plants which come from the China or Japan have no natural enemies here. Left alone, they can take over the landscape, outcompeting our native wildflowers and understory shrubs, although that may take decades. In some places they have created monocultures by elbowing out other plants. Most birds, mammals and insects have evolved while depending on native species for their food and shelter. Do these shrubs provide food? Yes, but it is often not of the same quality as that of our native species.
Cutting down invasive shrubs will not necessarily kill them. Some invasive trees and shrubs react by sending up multiple new shoots from their roots. Instead of one buckthorn, for example, you suddenly have several in a circle around the tree you cut down. That increases the problem instead of solving it.
I have found that buckthorns can be killed without producing the root suckers if I double girdle the tree. By this I mean I cut a ring around the tree with a pruning saw, and then cut another ring a foot higher or lower than the first cut. I cut through the bark and the green cambium layer, but do not cut into the heartwood. If I do this now, the tree will leaf out next spring and the following spring, but slowly die by the third year. Patience is the key. The technique allows you to slowly starve the roots – they can't get any nutrition from the leaves. Many buckthorns have multiple stems, and you must girdle every one to kill the roots.
For small to medium sized invasive trees and shrubs, pulling them up is another option. I recently met with Gerry Hawkes, an inventor and forester in Woodstock, Vermont to try out a tool he developed to pull invasives (and do other tasks such as hauling firewood and moving large stones). It is a sturdy, 2-wheeled device that uses leverage to pull up a tree, roots and all. We pulled an inch-and-a-half buckthorn tree and a full size multi-stemmed honeysuckle with a trunk that was over three inches in diameter at the base.
The tool we used is called a Wheeled Post and Shrub Puller (http://wheeledhandtoolsystems.com). It is made of sturdy 2-inch square steel "pipe" and stands over 6 feet tall leverage when in the vertical pulling position.
We looped a light chain around the base of the tree and then attached it to one of four notches on the puller to allow us to begin with the best mechanical advantage, which is 12:1. I pulled down on the handle using my weight and it lifted the buckthorn partially out of the ground. Then, to get an even higher lift, we reset the chain to a different notch on the front of the tool and I got the root system right out of the ground! Since this tool is on 16 inch wheels, I was able to roll the tree away with little effort.
I have also used a hand tool called a Weed Wrench that pulls small trees and shrubs. Unfortunately, the company that makes these tools has gone out of business. It was made in four sizes with a gripping mouth-part that clamps down on a trunk, and a handle that uses leverage to pry out shrubs. Two other companies are now marketing similar tools, The Uprooter (www.theuprooter.com) and the Pullerbear (www.pullerbear.com). From what I have read, neither would compete with the tool I tried last week for pulling larger shrubs and small trees.
I think that using mechanical advantage to pull invasives makes much more sense than using chemical herbicides. But I don't have personal experience following up over several years with invasives pulled: will the scraps of roots left in the ground survive and re-sprout? It's possible that they will. Still, I think that Conservation Commissions and Garden Clubs would be well served by investing in pulling devices to share with interested townspeople and using along public pathways.
There are no plant police. No one can tell you that your invasive shrubs must be pulled up. Nurseries may not sell them, propagate them or transport them. But I am working hard at removing mine. And even if you live in a city, it makes sense to remove invasive plants on your property. Their seeds may wash down storm drains, and end up in a wetland or river – and spread their genetic material.
Getting rid of invasive plants takes time. I recently chatted with a woman who removed all the burning bush on her property 12 years ago. She is still pulling seedlings that germinate from seeds deposited over a decade ago. But, on the positive side, pulling "thugs" gives you more room to plant other nice landscape plants. So go look for invasive plants now, and try to get rid of a few.
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