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Dr. John Marcum holds a transcutaneous carbon dioxide monitor as he gives a tour of one of the rooms in the new pediatric intensive care unit. He said the monitor is much less intimidating to young patients than taking a blood sample.
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Dr. John Marcum listens to the breathing of 2-year-old Benjamin Garcia of Newbury Park, who had just arrived with his father, Jacinto Garcia, to Ventura County Medical Center's pediatric intensive care unit Monday.
Dr. John Marcum holds an adult-sized laryngoscope, right, and a child-sized one as he gives a tour of a room at the new pediatric intensive care unit at Ventura County Medical Center. Marcum said the difference between the pediatric unit and a regular one is that the pediatric one has the proper equipment to treat younger patients.


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It's very common for a high school athlete to have a breakout season in which he or she simply blossoms, sometimes for no apparent reason.
However, to look at the season right-side hitter/middle blocker Emily Wylie is having for Mill Creek's volleyball team, it's not that difficult to determine why she has made major strides so far this season.
True, the senior has become more comfortable with her coordination within her 6-foot-4 frame.
But the real reasons for Wylie's emergence, according to Hawks head coach Brian Williamson, can be more narrowly pinpointed.
"She just works very hard," Williamson said. "She'd never played volleyball until ninth grade. She was a basketball player by trade. ... From the beginning, she hadn't figured out her coordination and footwork. It took her a year or so to do that.
"She didn't play club (volleyball) until after her sophomore year, and last year, she tried out for the A-5 (program) and made it. Just being in that program and getting outstanding training during the offseason has made her better."
So far, that work with the prestigious A-5 program has paid off for both Wylie and Mill Creek.
Wylie is currently among the team leaders with 129 kills and a .358 hitting percentage, has added 21 blocks, three digs, an ace and an .818 serve percentage, and is a major factor in the Hawks' 16-4 start, which has included a No. 3 state ranking in Class AAAAAA.
Those results have also increased her comfort and confidence levels on the court, both of which she says have been on the rise since giving up basketball and devoting her full focus to volleyball as of a year ago.
"It seems like I have a better feel for the game (this season)," Wylie said. "Once you get used to playing at that (club) level, the high school level is completely different. It's a little slower.
"I can automatically read (plays) better. I'm just moving faster. Early on (as a freshman and sophomore), I didn't really know what was going on. I just did what (the coaches) told me. It seems more natural now."
Williamson has also noticed how much more volleyball has become second nature to Wylie this season.
It's also one of the main reasons he and his staff have made a major effort to get her more involved in just about every phase of the game, especially on offense.
"Emily is one of the hardest workers (on the team)," Williamson said of Wylie, who had 149 kills, 24 blocks, 15 digs and a .347 hitting percentage as a junior last year. "She's continued to figure out how to move quicker and to use her strengths.
"Last year, we didn't send the ball to her a ton. She was a good player, but she was still a little timid. She had a good hitting percentage, but we didn't go to her a lot because we had (first-team Daily Post All-County hitter and now Armstrong Atlantic State freshman) Kim Brody. We're spreading the ball around a little more this year, and (Wylie) is just so smart with the ball."
College recruiters are also beginning to notice Wylie's improvement.
Big East member Rutgers has already offered her a chance to walk on, while programs ranging in size from major programs like Clemson, Cal State-Fullerton and Georgia Southern to smaller programs like Davidson and Georgia College and State University have begun to show interest.
Still, she knows her game still has a way to go if she is to do her part to help the Hawks to a successful season before going on to play for one of those college programs.
"Right now, I'm trying to get my arm swing right and trying to break some old habits in terms of my hitting technique," Wylie said. "But I like knowing I can help out the team and do something with the ball, and that they look to me to score more (this season)."
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English golfer Simon Dyson, who was handed a suspended two-month ban for cheating in December, has grabbed a share of the first round lead at the European Tour's Volvo China Open on Thursday.
The Englishman fired six birdies and a lone bogey in his round in the 3.2 million-dollar tournament in Shenzhen to score a five-under-par 67, which led him to a tie with big-hitting Spaniard Alvaro Quiros at the top of a congested leaderboard.
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"For six years, Democrats in the Senate have chafed at an unprecedented abuse of the filibuster by Republicans, who have used the practice to hold up nominees high and low and require a supermajority for virtually every bill. But now that they finally have an opportunity to end much of this delay and abuse, Democrats are instead considering only a few half-measures...
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Hey guys,I currently carry a packet of iodine Povidone solution in case I need to irrigate a deep wound. Does anyone know if they make a dehydrated version of this stuff? Or some other dry alternative?
I just carry a couple of the saturated prep pads in my kit. They're a bit over a gram each. If I were to need more fluid than that for cleaning an extremely dirty wound, I also have a small bottle of saline for my contact lenses available.
Current medical thinking is not to use any antiseptics in a wound. They damage the tissue and retard healing. Purified water (and lots of it, under pressure) in the wound; use antiseptics only on the unbroken skin around the wound or to prep for blister lancing/splinter removal. This per my recent Wilderness First Aid class and my-son-in-law-the-ER-physician (also a backpacker), on whom I rely for the latest updates.
Hey Mary, thanks for posting that. It makes sense to just irrigate the owie. I suspect our bodies know pretty good how to deal with clean water and normal dirt, and not so much what to do with freaky industrial chemicals.I have a Povidone swab in my First Aid kit, and will cheerfully swap it out in favor of a suitable syringe. I won't pack a bag of saline, but I bet that boiled water with a bit of table salt added would suffice. I'm sure I can find a handy recipe on the webbernets. Anyone know a suitable syringe a fellow can easily locate? I have no contacts in the medical profession other than my M.D.[Edit: Looks like the salt is unnecessary, and unsalted city tap water is plenty clean enough: Cleaning Wounds With Drinkable Tap WaterA multicenter comparison of tap water versus sterile saline for wound irrigation.For those who wish to make the water saline, 1 level teaspoon (5 mL) of non-iodized salt per 2 cups (500mL) water seems to be the recipe: How to Make a Sterile Irrigation Solution ]
Edited by JackElliott on 04/21/2012 08:43:42 MDT.
I got my syringe from a wound closure kit i bought at rei (which also has iodine povidone, tincture of benzoine, etc)
Check with your dentist or your veterinarian.Walgreens has a 10ml oral syringe that can probably serve the purpose for $2.49.Walmart has the oral syringes without the other extras.http://www.walmart.com/ip/Apex-Oral-Syringe-1-ct/10811116eBay, two for $3.70 with free shipping!http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-pcs-Monoject-Utility-Irrigation-Syringes-Curved-Tip-/280827465356Party On,Newton
Edited by Newton on 04/21/2012 08:49:11 MDT.
I am NOT a doctor, but Mary's son in law is correct regarding irrigation of deep wpounds.A very experienced military trauma surgeon wrote this on the PCT_List forum in 2011 in response to a hiker's question regarding the wisdom of using stitches (by a non-medical person) for wound closure in the field, and subsequent wound care. Note that I'm quoting only selected parts of his lengthy and valuable post."-Bleeding must be completely stopped. Otherwise, a pool of blood will accumulate under the skin which is a perfect "petri dish" for an infection. A slow "ooze" can really mess this up." "-The wound must be lavishly flushed with fluid. This would be measured in gallons, not quarts. You would want some pressure behind it. In the ER, we use a pressure device, in the field, holding a container several feet above the wound would work. The tiniest bit of foreign matter left in a wound increases the rate of infection 1000-fold.""So, what do do? We teach never to close (by stitching or gluing(I'm not a glue fan, BTW)) a wound in the field. I never would. Leave the wound open, but covered. Clean it with plain soap and water (alcohol, bad, iodine, bad) multiple times a day. Slap some neosporin on it, cover. They will ALMOST NEVER become infected. They will heal beautifully. You can do a whole lot wrong with this technique, and things will still turn out perfectly ok.""If one cannot manage with the open wound, then you have to leave the trail, and have the wound taken care of.""Concepts in first aid management of wounds has evolved a lot in the last few decades, based upon increasingly good information and research. It is probably a good idea for anyone embarking on the PCT to avail themselves of a current WFA or better course, but even taking one of the free online first aid courses would be better than nothing."I've had more than one doctor tell me that a good irrigation syringe (20 ml capacity or larger) is a vital part of any field 1st aid kit. I've carried one for years and have had to use it once. They weigh very little but do take up space and can not be compressed. Google "irrigation syringe" for places to order if your drug store doesn't have - or can't order - one for you.One recommendation that made good sense was to add Aqua Mira to several liters of clean water (as if you were trying to make it drinkable) ,then immediately begin using that water for irrigation. The AM will act as a mild disinfectant rather than kill tissue. The water does not have to already have been treated earlier, but must be free of debris and dirt. You want to remove debris, not add it.
Great post by Bob; concur completely. Jives with all my medical training and the advice I've gotten from current ER docs who do the wilderness thing."The solution to pollution is dilution".Something to know is that some people are allergic to neomycin, one of the antibiotics in Neosporin and most other triple antibiotic ointments. Bacitracin is just as effective and has a lower risk of causing allergic reactions. Things usually work fine with Neosporin but why take the risk of an issue?These ointments are 99% petrolatum (Vaseline), which when worked into cotton makes a great fire tinder. They are good backups for when you lose your lip balm too.
Target will hand out free syringes if you ask for them at the Pharmacy. Was looking for small clear pill cups and they gave me that instead. FYI.
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The new film The Ruins likewise isn't screening for the press, but it is based -- of all things -- on an actual book! With pages! It's by Scott B. Smith, who many years ago wrote both the book and screenplay for the excellent A Simple Plan. The new movie inspired me to look up other literary-based horror movies (whether inspired by novels or short stories). Sadly, aside from Stephen King and the upcoming Midnight Meat Train (based on Clive Barker's short story), I couldn't find much good recent work, but there is plenty to choose from ...
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Stephen King is arguably the all-time champion of horror novelists, and he's certainly the all-time champ of horror movie adaptations. Last year's 1408 gave me the willies, and I enjoyed it so much I watched it a second time on DVD. I'm also very fond of Johnny Depp's kooky performance in Secret Window (2004). Many great directors have been drawn to King's work, namely David Cronenberg (The Dead Zone), Brian De Palma (Carrie), George A. Romero (Creepshow, The Dark Half), John Carpenter (Christine) and Tobe Hooper (Salem's Lot), but I'm going to choose the granddaddy of them all: Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, for obvious reasons.
2. Re-Animator (1985), from H.P. Lovecraft
A while back, the Arcana Horror Convention took a poll of the greatest horror writers of the 20th century, and King came in second to Lovecraft, by a handy ten points. Lovecraft's original short story ("Herbert West: Re-Animator," published in 1921) is a little different than Stuart Gordon's amazing, absurd film, but the tone is the same. Jeffrey Combs plays the brilliant student who discovers a way to re-animate dead tissue. He never loses his resolve, even though his experiments don't quite turn out the way he intends.
3. The Masque of the Red Death (1964), from Edgar Allan Poe
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Blatty adapted his own best-selling 1971 novel for the screen, and why not? He had all kinds of experience writing Pink Panther movies! As directed by William Friedkin with grounded realism, the film has stood the test of time, not only as an effective creepfest, but also as fascinating tract on faith, religion and sexuality. The 1973 version is still better than the 2000 "version you haven't seen."
6. The Innocents (1961), from Henry James
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IngredientsFor crêpe batter:
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- 3 large eggs
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- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted, plus additional for brushing pan
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
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At his weekly general audience on September 18, Pope Francis continued his reflection on the image of the Church as a mother. Repeating that it is his favorite image of the Church, the Pope remarked that it "tells us not only how the Church is, but also shows us the face the Church, this Church of ours, should increasingly show."
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Riding across Oxford city centre starts and ends each day for me and has done for the past 18 months, day in day out. I normally keep myself to myself and just try and get to where I'm going, sticking to the rules of the road or cycle path.
This evening on the High Street there's a guy on a bike, dressed in black, no lights front of rear on his mobile phone one hand on the bars.
I ride past him, hardly seeing him and for some reason I just felt like I had to say something so I did "get off the phone and put some f'ing lights on" to which he says as we cycle side by side - "I'm busy, I'm on the phone". Then I say "if you carry on like that you'll get knocked off or get killed' to which he say "its my responsibility" and tells me to "f'@k off".
Having never said anything to a fellow cyclist before I now feel like a vigilanty and can't help but feel I should have just kept to my own business. I certainly wish I had not sworn in the first place in hindsight.
Anyone have any thoughts on this, would you do the same?
yeah sorry about that, i dont like getting heckled. it was an important call
posted by russyparkin [578 posts]
20th December 2012 - 23:11
I try to remember (for my own sanity) that these people aren't 'cyclists' they're just people on bikes.
Unfortunately, that's not a distinction that does the rest of us any good in the eyes of other road users.
I try to lead by example rather than by direct confrontation but sometimes you have to do it. Yesterday I confronted the Big Issue vendor that rides up the High Street in the middle of the road - with his dog.For my trouble I got a mouth full of abuse but it needed to be done.
What we need is the Universities to take responsibility for students being equipped and trained to ride safely, same for the big companies. Perhaps if these people were in the minority they'd be motivated to change their behavior.
posted by Velo_Alex [71 posts]
20th December 2012 - 23:25
posted by Raleigh [1734 posts]
20th December 2012 - 23:30
posted by akhat93 [21 posts]
21st December 2012 - 0:18
He'll get run over and then we can all blame the evil motorist!
My weirdest experience was being ticked off for overtaking a fellow cyclist on the left - in a one-way street!!
I'm a human being, God damn it! My life has value. I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore.
posted by Carl [136 posts]
21st December 2012 - 1:17
My weirdest experience was being ticked off for overtaking a fellow cyclist on the left - in a one-way street!!
Maybe a bit different meeting a stranger on a commute but overtaking on the left is pretty poor ettiquette when group riding, especially without announcing yourself.
posted by CraigS [135 posts]
21st December 2012 - 1:53
just remember a large proportion of people are cocks, some travel by bike. Along with no lights the two silliest things i see every day are joining a road from the pavement without looking behind them and squeezing down the left of lorries and busses.
Unfortunately the cocks in cars use this as justification for putting my life in danger. When i ask that drivers give me room and consideration, the common response is that i deserve what i get because 'cyclists' all jump lights etc. and should not be on the road.
posted by ilovemytinbred [164 posts]
21st December 2012 - 7:17
posted by Stedmonkey [14 posts]
21st December 2012 - 7:46
i'd definitely do the same - and do, regularly, around Oxford.
posted by PJ McNally [602 posts]
21st December 2012 - 8:58
Oxford is terrifying- have seen some very irresponsible riding; no-one stops for pedestrian crossing lights and the narrow streets are a nightmare. Abandoned bikes everywhere....but it does have Zappi's, my all time favourite bike shop cum restaurant.
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posted by Forester [112 posts]
21st December 2012 - 9:48
I don't cycle commute, so generally when I see ninja cyclists I'm driving home. It never ceases to amaze me - the last one I saw was not just in black, no lights, on phone, but with hood up, riding on the wrong side of the road, right where an oncoming cyclist would be! In fact I saw two lads, one sat on the handlebars for a lift, do just this (minus phone) and, wobbling along, caused a nicely-lit, high-vis commuter crash into them. Just a low-speed thing that resulted in some bad language, but still bad form.
I tend to resign myself to the sort of response you got and usually don't bother saying anything. When I have done, they have earphones in and probably don't hear me anyway.
Lol @russyparkin - quick thinking there!
Last night actually, I had just gone through a junction near home. Lights everywhere causing a bit of glare, lots of rain and water reflections etc, and I suddenly realised that a woman had done that thing of crossing a road a lane at a time and was right by my right front. I could only see her head. Luckily I was only doing about 12mph. Don't think she realised the danger though.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice...
posted by notfastenough [3723 posts]
21st December 2012 - 9:49
In answer to the original question: I would have done the same, as most rational but annoyed people would. Whether the guy was a 'cyclist' or a person on a bike is irrelevant to most of the non-cycling public and car drivers. My frustration is that the public paint us all with the same brush. Whether you like it or not that guy represents us in a small way and its bloody annoying.
On a lighter note, I once saw a guy on a MTB peddling down a slip road onto the hard shoulder of the M6. Didn't even indicate!
posted by arrieredupeleton [587 posts]
21st December 2012 - 10:36
Having never said anything to a fellow cyclist before I now feel like a vigilanty
you should definitely get a cape!
posted by TheHatter [811 posts]
21st December 2012 - 11:57
In answer to the original question: I would have done the same, as most rational but annoyed people would. Whether the guy was a 'cyclist' or a person on a bike is irrelevant to most of the non-cycling public and car drivers. My frustration is that the public paint us all with the same brush. Whether you like it or not that guy represents us in a small way and its bloody annoying.
On a lighter note, I once saw a guy on a MTB peddling down a slip road onto the hard shoulder of the M6. Didn't even indicate!
I once saw someone pedalling an MTB up the emergency lane of the M23. I was going in the other direction and this was at the M25 flyover, a pretty busy section of the motorway. The chap had a heavy bag across his back and another slung from his handlebars and was just about to cross the slip road leading onto the M23 from the M25.
I hope someone called the cops as I was on my own in the car and couldn't.
posted by OldRidgeback [2586 posts]
21st December 2012 - 12:44
The most suicidal cyclist I've ever seen was on the A14 north of Cambridge in the rush hour. It was twilight, he was wearing head to toe dark grey, no lights or reflectives, and he was clearly texting as he went. The lack of a helmet would have been academic had he been hit by one of the container lorries.
posted by keef66 [44 posts]
21st December 2012 - 13:35
I saw a guy coming towards me last night, at speed, down hill, in the rain with the wimpiest of headlights. How he could see where he was going in the dark is a complete mystery to me; definately a guy on a bike (not a cyclist). No way he could see or be seen. I think you were right to speak up, good on you!
posted by SideBurn [913 posts]
21st December 2012 - 14:12
I see that kind of thing regularly in London on my commute, but they generally also have headphones on and are either sending or reading a text a lot of the time too. I have tried to explain they're risking their life and probably mine if i'm anywhere near them but they don't get it, so now i just leave a lot of space as I pass.
posted by md6 [181 posts]
21st December 2012 - 15:38
Another worrying trend I've been seeing is newspaper delivery boys on bikes with no lights, or even hi-vis. I wonder if the newsagents these lads work realise they are breaking the law with regards to employee heakth and safety.
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posted by djpalmer32 [70 posts]
21st December 2012 - 16:56
just remember a large proportion of people are cocks, some travel by bike.
Yes, sadly it is and will always be the case.
And yes, drivers will tar all 'cyclists' with the same brush because it's easy and makes them feel a bit better about themselves (and in some cases help justify their bending or breaking of rules of the road - mobile phone use, RLJ, not looking etc). It's human nature, it's not about cyclists per se.
Incidentally, someone raised the issue of cars with defective lights on another forum recently and it's surprising just how many have one or more brake or tail lights not working or even a headlamp not functioning. The latter can be quite scary on an unlit road.
posted by Simon E [2416 posts]
21st December 2012 - 17:41
Driving to work in my mobile toolbox through Woking before sunrise I pass about a dozen people on bikes. Only about 3 have any lights or bright clothing; not Day-Glo but just not black or grey. When I ride my bike (I'm not a "cyclist") I wear red, hat, gloves and pannier and lit up like a Christmas tree. But then I'm old and know I'm not immortal.
Young lads went over the top on the Somme in 1916. They thought they were immortal.
Need I say more?
posted by bobdelamare [19 posts]
21st December 2012 - 21:22
I'd have done the same.
I'm sure that idiots like are out to prove that Darwin's theories on natural selection are true.
Unfortunately the headline in the paper if / when he got mashed would have been 'tragic death of cyclist'. I'd feel sorry for the poor driver that hit him because he did not see him.
Too many hills, but too little time.
posted by badback [298 posts]
24th December 2012 - 15:10
Had to revisit this thread as I passed just this type of individual tonight, on his phone. He caught me up at the lights, no longer on the phone, but looking down at his screen, with big music headphones on instead! Oh and yes, he ran the red.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice...
posted by notfastenough [3723 posts]
25th December 2012 - 2:01
I see a few cyclists wearing just black, with no lights, on my commute. I regularly see a woman wearing a bright pink top but no lights. Considering the cycle path is unlit, completely pitch black, I only ever see her when I'm about 5 metres away from her. I guess she thinks by wearing pink she doesn't need lights.
posted by Kebab Meister [12 posts]
27th December 2012 - 23:04
This is one of my pet hates. I have said things in the past but have also been told to "F*** off man!".
My view now is as long as they don't ride into me or cause me problems, let Darwin's laws of evolution take care of them.
posted by londonplayer [671 posts]
28th December 2012 - 0:12
My friend Daryl came up with the easiest thing I know for speaking out against cyclists who don't use lights, just loudly ask the question, "What lights?"
posted by Municipal Waste [237 posts]
28th December 2012 - 21:05
Well, just to put a slightly different point of view, in many UK urban areas street lighting is so bright (and most car lamps are so bright) that low powered cycle lights may not be very useful. In fact even though my 200 lumens front light, and rear lights are considerably brighter than average I still get drivers occasionally telling me to put lights on. ...and on high vis jackets, the dayglow stuff was designed for overcast daylight, not for the night. At night its only really reflectors that work, and those only if a light is being shone failry directly on to them.
Not much to say about mobile phones tho, on the odd SMIDSY occasion the driver nearly always is using a phone/gps/talking to a passenger etc, and its no different for cyclists or pedestrians using the infernal things.
posted by joncrel [8 posts]
30th December 2012 - 12:55
Driving to work in my mobile toolbox through Woking before sunrise I pass about a dozen people on bikes. Only about 3 have any lights or bright clothing; not Day-Glo but just not black or grey. When I ride my bike (I'm not a "cyclist") I wear red, hat, gloves and pannier and lit up like a Christmas tree. But then I'm old and know I'm not immortal.
Young lads went over the top on the Somme in 1916. They thought they were immortal.
Need I say more?
Daftest analogy ever.
posted by paulfg42 [395 posts]
31st December 2012 - 0:40
'Young lads went over the top on the Somme in 1916. They thought they were immortal.
Need I say more?'
Yes, say more. I'm intrigued, as I've never encountered artillery, mustard gas or machine gun fire on my commutes, and I go through some very rough parts of Manchester.
posted by andyp [1371 posts]
27th January 2013 - 12:34
He wasn't on the phone but wearing a darkish hoody, riding along the unlit road from Wargrave to Henley at about 17:45 Friday, no lights, chav type with one hand on the 'bars being towed along by his Staffy-esque mutt.
Sorry mate but you deserve to end up in the ditch.
Don't know about the Somme but this one obviously thought he was immortal
posted by hairybiker [13 posts]
27th January 2013 - 23:50
I see them all the time in Oxford, its not the ones without lights, its the ones on mobile phones ride pavements ride double, run red lights the list goes on.
Out of annoyance I tweeted Thames Valley Police about it and their response was "there is a scheme set up" frankly i dont see how a media friendly event stops these menaces on the road. I know not all cyclists are psychos on 2 wheels. but it seems that nothing is being done to prevent them. I've got so annoyed ive written to my MP (she hasnt replied yet).
Tonight i told someone off for not having lights on his bike and pretty much dressed in dark clothing, he told me that the police has stopped him 7 times (after the threats and abuse) then he said "my lights where broken then stolen" he was just making excuses.
i might be unpopluar saying this but i feel that instead of this media friendly slap on the wrist, "we tear the ticket up if you get lights" if a cyclist is caught without lights the bike is taken away. and not given back until the offender has got lights, and the fine sticks. i dont care if they kill themselves being idiots but when they cause accidents that involve others that's when something should be done.
sorry i went on a bit of a rant. but thats how i feel
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