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Powershift posted:They throw their hands up and say "well, the time and effort it will take to save this moron could cost the lives of more valuable people." and walk away. Did she lose that eye?
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:"Those idiots at the journal will have to respect me now!" *replaces woman's skull with metal* Thinking about it, this is probably the only industry where you can't say 'gently caress that' and walk away from the problem: IT: gently caress that: format and reinstall Construction: gently caress that: condemn it and tear it down Automotive: gently caress that: write it off Nuclear Power: gently caress that: seal it in concrete Veterinary: gently caress that: Tell Timmy that Freckles has gone to live on a farm and call a lasagne company.
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spog posted:Thinking about it, this is probably the only industry where you can't say 'gently caress that' and walk away from the problem: Or like how HIV is treatable and hepatitis C is curable, if you aren't poor.
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spankmeister posted:Did she lose that eye? A few more details, from here. You need an account to view and fair warning, it's a site for sharing medical cases, so expect the sort of stuff you'd find on a site like that. quote:A 25-year-old female unrestrained passenger in a motor vehicle collision presented to the trauma bay with extensive injuries. A trauma work-up revealed a traumatic brain injury with intracranial hemorrhage, a traumatic eye injury requiring enucleation, and extensive facial fractures. This CT shows her completed facial reconstruction. Thanks to a dedicated multidisciplinary team, the patient is now ambulatory and recovering well. So yeah, she lost the eye. Bone heals crazy well compared to a lot of our other issues, it's just fairly slow about it. The trick is to keep things immobilized and provide a framework to ensure it all reforms correctly. Another, slightly less drastic case. quote:Cyclist fell and hit their head on road. Le Forte 2 fractures. Pt transported to hospital. Follow up still being done.   I assume she was wearing a helmet. Otherwise, her whole frontal bone would probably look a lot like her right orbit. Skippy McPants fucked around with this message at 13:30 on Jul 28, 2017 |
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That first scan looks like it was done mid crash.
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Powershift posted:They throw their hands up and say "well, the time and effort it will take to save this moron could cost the lives of more valuable people." and walk away. Do you have a big version of these?
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Nagelfar posted:Do you have a big version of these? From the website I linked in my privous post,   
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zedprime posted:It doesn't really apply to trauma care but there is a degree of gently caress that and walk away in chronic or terminal illness care where the expected benefit of a treatment doesn't outweigh the cost. Insurance companies have what are pretty much exactly the death panels everybody was worried the government would have if we socialized medicine even a little bit because guess what, insurance is still socialized medicine and there needs to be a check to make sure treatment is worth the cost or else you run out of treatment money in the shared pool. Or just "We could probably give them another six months. But they'd spend four of those months unconscious and the other two in agonising pain begging for death. So... let's not."
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Groda posted:Holy poo poo, this one is like an oil industry version of Mousetrap. I knew oil work was dangerous, but not this dangerous: "The fatality rate within the oii and gas extraction sector is more than 8x higher than the average of all industries in the US" 
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Proteus Jones posted:I knew oil work was dangerous, but not this dangerous: Bangladeshi workers look at the US O&G sector and say 'no way I am working there, it is too dangerous'
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Skippy McPants posted:Another, slightly less drastic case. Certainly not an expert, but that looks like a crash without a helmet. Cycling helmets worn properly should protect the upper edges of the eye socket. I'm guessing she wasn't wearing one and came down on her right cheek and eye. She probably still would have a broken face, but the upper parts of the eye socket would have been saved. I had a crash on pavement at ~30mph and my head hit the pavement hard enough to completely crater the left side of my helmet and my noggin was fine. If I wasn't wearing it I would have had a similar looking skull.
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Proteus Jones posted:I knew oil work was dangerous, but not this dangerous: That's gentle baby funtimes compared to fishing and timber. 
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Bipedal locomotion was a mistake. We're like a vase sitting on a pedastal just waiting to be smashed
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and look at police a bloo blooing how dangerous their job is and thats why they have to murder people to be safe
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Spatial posted:Bipedal locomotion was a mistake. We're like a vase sitting on a pedastal just waiting to be smashed Don't put the pussy on a pedestal.
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big trivia FAIL posted:and look at police a bloo blooing how dangerous their job is and thats why they have to murder people to be safe Industrial workers should carry guns and be trained to shoot their boss in self-defense if they feel they are implementing unsafe policy. Also supervisors or co-workers bypassing lockouts should be grounds for shooting in self defense.
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Baronjutter posted:Industrial workers should carry guns and be trained to shoot their boss in self-defense if they feel they are implementing unsafe policy. 
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big trivia FAIL posted:and look at police a bloo blooing how dangerous their job is and thats why they have to murder people to be safe Right! I fall somewhere between truck and taxi drivers, would it be all right for me get a mad maxed-up concrete mixer work truck and just kind of let whatever happens happen? Insurance would ruin me. E: Come to think of it, I did know a delivery guy that bought it in an accident while working. Leaving his last stop of the day, he took a right at a triple turn lane on the inside lane. The car in front of him cut the semi next to him off, the semi swerved left and toppled the whole trailer right on top of his pickup and trailer. I talked to him earlier in the day, he said he was going to finish early. Should have made it a lazy day. The OSHA here is driving in South Florida. madeintaipei fucked around with this message at 19:01 on Jul 28, 2017 |
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big trivia FAIL posted:and look at police a bloo blooing how dangerous their job is and thats why they have to murder people to be safe Can we keep the stupid in d&d please. Edit: vvv true enough ChesterJT fucked around with this message at 21:52 on Jul 28, 2017 |
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ChesterJT posted:Can we keep the stupid in d&d please. The followup post was quite fun though
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I just found out that a plant we did certification testing at in April exploded 2 months ago, the Didion Milling plant in Cambria. I had to update our database. 
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chitoryu12 posted:I just found out that a plant we did certification testing at in April exploded 2 months ago, the Didion Milling plant in Cambria. I had to update our database. quote:"We talk about it as a team and as a family. There's gonna be good days and there's gonna be bad days, or maybe challenging times, and I think what's important for our team to know is as a family, we're not going anywhere. The way the community has responded has kind of blown our whole team away," Didion said. Noice
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Sam Hall posted:That's gentle baby funtimes compared to fishing and timber. lol at cops barely cracking the top 15. Police stay scared tho.
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spankmeister posted:Did she lose that eye? Yeah, but they found it later hiding behind the brain stem
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spankmeister posted:Why is this a gif That's weird, it was working as gifv but now its only looping the first few frames. Here it is as just a gif: 
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new beyblade looking good little bit of trivia: one of the oldest complex tools humans have made, the atlatl, used the same principle of operation to propel a spear at high speed. it's literally the oldest trick in the book. 
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Sam Hall posted:That's gentle baby funtimes compared to fishing and timber. Add US President and space shuttle astronaut to this list.
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MausoleumExtremist posted:Add US President and space shuttle astronaut to this list. If "getting shot by a crazy dude" counts as an occupational injury US President will take this one.
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Baronjutter posted:Also supervisors or co-workers bypassing lockouts should be grounds for shooting in self defense. This but absolutely unironically.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Those are the worms. You have them too. Not everyone obviously, but apparently some people see small debris floating in their field of vision if they're infested near the eye socket. It's something about their waste blocking the light, I'll have to read the report again
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Sam Hall posted:That's gentle baby funtimes compared to fishing and timber. The fatality rates of anyone that's got a lot of road presence is a clear relationship of A) how exposed they are on the road and B) how much they are on the road. No surprise that garbage and recycling collection is the top of that group and truck drivers aren't too far behind. As for Police, by far they're killed more by traffic accidents or being struck by another car during a traffic stop than by being shot. Most everything else is a measure of 'How quick can something stupid kill you'
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Nerses IV posted:Noice http://fox6now.com/2017/06/11/back-to-work-at-didion-milling-after-deadly-explosion-powerful-to-have-everyone-back-together/ quote:Back to work at Didion Milling after deadly explosion: “Powerful to have everyone back together”
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Mo_Steel posted:That's weird, it was working as gifv but now its only looping the first few frames. Here it is as just a gif: Here's another upload which didn't crap out on conversion: http://i.imgur.com/ncGMlEq.mp4
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Phanatic posted:http://fox6now.com/2017/06/11/back-to-work-at-didion-milling-after-deadly-explosion-powerful-to-have-everyone-back-together/ We found out because we were asked to test one guy there today, and the proctor called us to mention that all the buildings were being torn down and there were memorials on the road in.
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A tractor commits suicide after being rescued. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4w6FuvSvBw
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I can see that this machine is obviously purpose built for this task, but what exactly is this task? It seems to be undercutting the top of a landslip to ensure that there's another landslip, which doesn't seem like the sort of job that comes up very often.
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