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  1. ...perish on public sidewalks, under overpasses, in storm drains, and in overburdened #emergency #departments.
    Because these #deaths occur without #artillery or #airstrikes, they are diffused into the background as ambient municipal noise.

  2. Camden Latest To End Flock Agreement As Arkansas Police Departments Move Away from Flock License Plate Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns – KVOM 101.7

    The Camden Police Department is ending its agreement with Flock Safety, becoming the latest Arkansas law enforceme…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Camden #agreement #Arkansas #cameras #concerns #departments #flock #latest #license #move #plate #Police #privacy
    europesays.com/gbr/london/3140

  3. europesays.com/gbr/london/3140 Camden Latest To End Flock Agreement As Arkansas Police Departments Move Away from Flock License Plate Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns – KVOM 101.7 #agreement #Arkansas #Camden #cameras #concerns #departments #flock #latest #license #move #plate #Police #privacy

  4. Camden Latest To End Flock Agreement As Arkansas Police Departments Move Away from Flock License Plate Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns

    The Camden Police Department is ending its agreement with Flock Safety, becoming the latest Arkansas law enforceme…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Camden #agreement #Arkansas #auto #cameras #concerns #departments #draft #flock #latest #license #move #plate #Police #privacy
    europesays.com/gbr/london/3139

  5. europesays.com/gbr/london/3139 Camden Latest To End Flock Agreement As Arkansas Police Departments Move Away from Flock License Plate Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns #agreement #Arkansas #auto #Camden #cameras #concerns #departments #draft #flock #latest #license #move #plate #Police #privacy

  6. UMass Law ranks among nation’s most improved law schools for graduate employment


    2026 Rankings 2026 Rankings: UMass Law ranks among nation’s most improved law schools for graduate employment…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Jobs #2026 #Business #Date:Year #departments #LawSchool #NewsandPublicInformation #Rankings #SchoolofLaw #SchoolofLaw-Home #universityrankings
    newsbeep.com/us/842259/

  7. @allanb

    I knew about his involvement with Dr Who (especially the Daleks) but not the rest. Certainly not that he started as a comedy writer!

    (Perhaps apocryphally with #SpikeMilligan buying a sketch off Terry because he looked hungry & could use the money to eat)

    #TerryNation DrWho #Blakes7 #DepartmentS

  8. Hack hits Berlin city cyber network paralysing two departments

    A cyberattack has paralysed two major departments in the government of the city-state of Berlin, the Berlin daily…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlin #BerlinSenate #departments
    europesays.com/germany/74460/

  9. How Kids Learn the Power of Persistence Teaching: Lesson plans to teach students cutting-edge research on parenting and introduce feedback loops and expectancy-value theory. Aimed at integrating cu...

    #Observer #Child #Development #Current #Directions #in #Psychological #Science #Feature #Observer #Departments

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  10. Defense Secretary Hegseth moves to reshape DOD’s AI and tech hubs

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared his team’s long-awaited new plans to outpace U.S. adversaries by rapidly advancing the…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #artificialintelligenceAI #Cybersecurity #DepartmentofDefense(DoD) #departments #Død #pentagon #petehegseth #SecretaryofDefense #whitehouse
    europesays.com/2703394/

  11. Hype for the Future 60F: Capitals of the Caribbean

    Overview This post is dedicated to the capital cities and capital towns of the different islands located within the Caribbean, including, but not limited to, the Greater and Lesser Antilles chains. Also to be included are the islands of Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire, though not San Andrés nor surrounding outlying islands of Colombia significantly closer to the Nicaraguan coast than the Colombian. Sovereign States Bahamas 🇧🇸: Nassau Cuba 🇨🇺: Havana Jamaica 🇯🇲: […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  12. Digital transformation’s impact on real-time tax oversight in Mexico Mexico’s new tax rules require digital platforms to share transaction data in real time, raising the bar higher for complian...

    #Government #Agency #Operations #Corporate #Tax #Departments #Corporates #Digital #taxes #Digital #Transformation

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  13. AI As a Tool, Not As a Therapist How do the advantages of using artificial intelligence for mental health stack up against its weaknesses? Artificial intelligence (AI) has made remarkable advanc...

    #Observer #Artificial #Intelligence #(AI) #Coping #Feature #Mental #Health #Observer #Departments #Student

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  14. 3 dogs killed in Chelsea Square Apartments structure fire Monday No residents or firefighters were injured Monday during a structure fire at Chelsea Square Apartments, according to the Mansfield Fi...

    #News #Chelsea #Square #Apartments #Featured #Mansfield #Fire #Departments

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  15. ///Museum Collection///
    Works of art can be viewed by era, department, or usage rights.
    getty.edu/art/collection/
    More resources at www.libresites.org
    #Works #art #eras #departments #rights #public_domain #museum #collection

  16. Picture: An artistic representation of Satan with the following text above it: "Hello friends, this is Satan. I'm here to remind you that plagues, great floods, and pandemics are God's department. I just do orgies and metal bands."

    #Satan #God #Departments #just4fun #englisch #Diaspora #2025-03-10

    ♲ @[email protected]:
    doing metal orgies...

    #satan #orgies #metal #heavymetal #bands #reminder

  17. #UK, {#Hospital} AE #departments ‘absolutely full to bursting’ as #flu #surge worsens already dire situation, top medic warns independent.co.uk/news/uk/home

    Hospitals ‘don’t have enough beds’ to deal with additional pressure of bad flu season

  18. The single worst #medical job I ever had involved no hands-on patient care at all.

    Now, I experienced some very bad days as a #military #medic, and more as a #civilian #EMT. I worked on #ambulances, in #emergency #departments, and in safety net #clinics. I saw suffering on a scale I had never even imagined before. Of course I did my best to relieve that suffering—both because it was my job, and because I’m a decent human being—but a lot of the time I just couldn’t, and neither could anyone else. I celebrated my successes and mourned my failures. The memory of the former sustains me to this day, but the accumulation of the latter did lasting damage to the inside of my head. Practically anyone who’s ever been in the biz can say the same.

    But all the #gunshots and car #crashes and #overdoses and #child #abuse cases and long, steady descents into the grave, over the course of years, didn’t burn me out like two months in a #cardiology practice.

    You may wonder why. Okay, cardiology patients are generally pretty sick: you don’t get assigned a #cardiologist, rather than having your primary care provider take care of it, unless your #heart’s in bad shape. Even so, could it really be worse than all the above? After all, cardiology offices tend to be clean, well-lit, organized places. Patients have appointments. Fairly routine care, and if there’s really bad news, it’s the #physicians who have to give it—which is not the situation in #emergency #medicine, let me tell you.

    Well, it did, and here’s the reason. Like I said, I wasn’t taking care of patients directly. My interaction with them was brief, in exam rooms after they’d already been checked in and seen by their providers, and I never touched them. It was all paperwork.

    My job was to be their advocate with the #insurance companies. I did most of my work in an office, with a comfy chair and a phone and a coffee cup close at hand. The job was actually supposed to be an #RN position, but I impressed them enough at the interview to get it, and I got paid more for it than any other medical job I had before or since.

    I read their #charts and #prescriptions, studied insurance claims, and—now we come to the crux of it—looked over the reasons those claims were denied. Sometimes very elaborate reasons, with lengthy justifications. Other times the feedback from the insurance companies was basically just “NO.”

    And then I called those companies, and worked my way up through the phone tree until I got someone on the line with some actual decision-making authority, and explained to them in great detail why they should approve a particular medication or procedure that would keep our patients from dying.

    I succeeded … maybe a quarter of the time? Probably less. Occasionally the failures weren’t complete: I couldn’t get them to approve whatever the cardiologist had recommended, but I could at least squeeze something out of them. Something that would keep our patients, the people entrusting us with their lives, going for a little while longer. Some sliver of hope for the patients and their families. Some human connection that reminded the people on the other end of the line that their job wasn’t actually to condemn people to death, at least not on paper.

    Usually not. But often enough to keep me there for a little while. The nightmares stayed under control as long as I had a bottle waiting for me when I got home. Now that I think about it, that may have been when my drinking problem got serious, although it would take several more years to fully manifest. Good thing it wasn’t a #hepatology practice, I guess.

    A friend’s post dredged this memory up. I was going to leave it as a comment there, but I didn’t want to make it all about me. They have enough of their own problems. Just know, if you’re fighting this particular war right now, I’m with you.

    Oh yeah, also? #Vote. Specifically, if you can’t vote for someone who will make it better, at least vote for someone who won’t make it worse. Because it can always get worse.

  19. The Department S episode, incidentally, is available on YouTube, along with the rest of the episodes. Excellent source of ideas for pulp and mystery plots.
    youtu.be/aGMNwuqNo1o?si=x-gLEq

    #DepartmentS #TTRPG

  20. Stephen Lim presenting the #Frailty in #European #Emergency #Departments Study, led by James Van Oppen @eugmssociety

    ❗️Prevelence of #frailty varies widely across European ED’s as well as outcomes and service use.

    ❓What does that mean for serevice design and provision?

    #geriatrics #MedMastodon

  21. #DepartmentS (1969-1970)
    An elite department within Interpol, Department S inherits those cases which the other member groups have failed to solve. The brains of the group is Jason King, a hedonistic maverick who writes mystery novels and solves real-life crimes by projecting himself into the shoes of his fictional hero, Mark Caine. American Stewart Sullivan is the fighter and pragmatist of the group, as down to Earth and cynical as Jason is flighty and flamboyant. Annabelle Hurst is their scientist and analyst, whom Jason often accuses of loving nothing in the world except her computer. Although there is strong loyalty amongst the trio, there is also a lot of competition, especially between Annabelle and Jason, who seldom agree on any theory and are continually trying to show each other up by solving cases using their preferred methods. The head of Department S is Sir Curtis Seretse.
    #TVThemeTunes #TVIntros #TVOpenings
    #TVMastodon 📽️ 🎬

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