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https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/06/nyregion/subway-national-guard-police.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ak0.9FAH.yS2zdsVXFzMN&smid=re-nytimes

https://www.gamingbible.com/news/platform/playstation/ghost-of-tsushima-2-leaked-before-announcement-096539-20240306

https://www.silive.com/crime-safety/2024/03/nypd-he-stabbed-bit-punched-6-workers-in-rampage-at-hospital-on-staten-island.html

The defendant has pleaded not guilty to all charges and he is due to appear in Criminal Court on April 11, according to public records.

https://abc7ny.com/nyc-staten-island-emergency-room-richmond-university-medical-center/14488984/

hulk stab

I didn't expect this. This is good news.

They said the yuzu emulator would be on sale for $60

Rex

the luckest jprg character alive

Thats a huge dissappointment.

end of an era.

Doe posted...

So people were protesting, and a bunch of police in riot gear showed up. I highly doubt the crowd had any knowledge of the bomb call, they probably thought the police were there to break up the protest. Theres no quotes from anyone in the article except a police page by the way.

Like this is the only quotation in the article relating to the actual incident.

It doesnt even quite match the articles own description of events, which says that riot gear police were there. CE should know better by now than to take a police tweet at its word as the actual truth of the incident, but then I think CE still doesnt read the article and just accepts the framing of the topic title.

It doesnt matter. The protestors are disrupting activities of daily living of those who wants no part of it.

Number090684 posted...

It's hard to know what to truly believe until more info is out there.

Wat.

https://twitter.com/NYPDnews/status/1764010339811668173

https://abc7ny.com/amp/nyc-protests-pro-palestine-times-square/14486992/

I remember when I was a resident I got free pizza for lunch from pizza hut because of essential workers. Nowadays the hospital gives us a bottle of water once a year for doctors day.

yay..

LeoRavus posted...

They have a billion more people than us so it would make sense to free up the power grid.

They also have no labor laws and unions so things get done quicker.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z4OB3qG9Pw

Tag, would be an interesting read for later. Can give a explain like I am five type of summary if needed.

Maybe I should claim anti-asian violence during covid so I dont pay taxes

what a fucking clown.

C_Pain posted...

Well stop spreading negativity!

No.

Socialism, Ho!

_Raich_ posted...

AI subtitling won't be good ever for Japanese to English, but it could be a useful tool to get a quick rough draft for amateur translators to spruce up into being meaningful.

But it would help somewhat to avoid shit like this

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/2000121-anime-and-manga-other-titles/80661821

C_Pain posted...

Do you post nyc crime articles on the nyc subreddit as well?

That's where I get them from.

slow.

https://www.amny.com/transit/mta-bus-driver-attacker-knife-slow-ride/

inb4mentalheatlhusedasanexcusetocomitcrime

https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/26/24081180/crunchyroll-president-purini-anime-funimation-shutdown-sony-merger-decoder-interview

LTT warning given their recent controversies.

People care about youtuber drama?

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/0/034f59bb.jpg

Source:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L_NIvtT8iI

shnangyboos posted...

She's OBVIOUSLY not a danger to anyone.

BUT BUT BUT NYPD ARE USELESS huuurr dduuuurrrr

Zikten posted...

Thats pretty crazy. Someone should have tackled the attacker as they were fleeing

Well we all know how that ended up.

https://www.nydailynews.com/2024/02/29/woman-nabbed-for-bashing-cello-player-in-head-with-metal-bottle-inside-nyc-subway-stop/

https://abc7ny.com/subway-slashing-crime-brooklyn-conductor-attacked/14478679/

DarkDoc posted...

Wanna summarise?

Not confirmed, someone claims the new rebirth update made tifa's calcium cannons smaller

Doe posted...

Its an edited picture. CE is so gullible

I hope so. >__>

https://www.reddit.com/r/Gamingcirclejerk/comments/1b1mrjl/they_added_an_8gb_update_that_just_shrunk_tifas/

No longer back

https://www.reddit.com/r/Gamingcirclejerk/comments/1b1mrjl/they_added_an_8gb_update_that_just_shrunk_tifas/

https://gizmodo.com/cops-called-to-willy-wonka-experience-as-crying-childre-1851290088?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=user%2FGizmodo

https://media1.tenor.com/m/RlQ3u5Y98S0AAAAd/one-piece-sanji.gif

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Not in NYC. Why bother? NYPD doesn't want to be in the news again for some SJW nonsense.

Yes. I used to go to gotham archery in brooklyn.

I mainly shot recurve.

The one with the biggest boobs, duh.

I thought they were physical attacks

ClayGuida posted...

I also assume the OBGYN was able to sleep in one of their little rooms and get some rest if they wanted. I truly doubt they're just elbow deep in uteri for 24 straight hours.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Residency/comments/1ax4ftr/
my_hospital_admin_gave_us_ice_cream_a_water/

IdiotMachine posted...

Well actually, one justification I read is that it reduces mistakes due to reduced patient turnover; in other words, info missed during increased number of patient turnover may harm more than a doctor being tired. No idea how true this is though.

Not true, or maybe you are misunderstanding.

1. It's not about "patient turnover", it is about patient hand off. We have the responsibility to signout or "give handout" of the patients we take care of (like giving the summary of the patient, what needs to be done tonight, etc). Often times during this process, some things get lost in communication which can lead to delay in care or a bad outcome. If you shorten the number of hours per shift for each resident, then there will be more sign outs, and more information gets lost in the process.
2. The culture nowadays is shifting to less 24 hour calls. But it really does decrease the amount of learning and clinical training if they don't do 24 hour call. You really do in fact learn more and become more independent and build confidence in your skills if you work at night time because of decreased support staff. You will still have one supervising attending watching you, but you are limited on your resources to call, so you triage and figure out how to prioritize. Residents learn on their feet when they do this and it is what makes them competent physicians. Nowadays these residents don't even know how to order the proper dose of antibiotics and they waste my time and call me asking what dose to give, instead of spending time to look it up.
3. Getting rest or sleep really depends honestly. If you have a quiet night with nobody calling you, then good. If you have to see and deal with a sick patient, then you work it through.
4. Frequent hand offs lead to poor continuity of care for residents and overall worse training.

hockeybabe89 posted...

It should be illegal. Long shifts in healthcare put everyone at risk

It should be illegal, but its not. It is because we physicians are too much of a pussy to unionize.

Refer to the link below:

https://www.kevinmd.com/2020/07/3-reasons-why-doctors-dont-unionize.html

voldothegr8 posted...

Probably for the fat paychecks

https://www.salary.com/research/salary/posting/
medical-resident-salary/new-york-ny

Just an FYI, ACGME sets limitations on the "24 hour call", however, it is very poorly enforced as resident physicians are often told to lie on their duty hours and sometimes they are very inaccurately recorded/documented.

Seen it happen many times, even done it myself back in the day.