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Shao Trommashere #Resist
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Eagerly awaiting my first job in Cybersecurity, Dumb End of The Leash for two GSDs, Paramedic, Firefighter, Inebriest, Steelers Fan. Looking for a CyberSec/InfoSec entry level job! They/She 🏳️‍🌈 #polyam #queer #kink #childfree #EMS #GSD #cybersecurity
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2) One of the first people to notice the Kate Middleton photoshopped/AI Mother's Day picture and gave one of several breakdowns that lead to the AFP Photo Kill Notice:

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Shao Trommashere @MedicTrommasher #KateMiddleton photoshop mistakes. 4:13 PM · Mar 10, 2024 · 4.3M Views View post engagements 508 3K 18K 5.6K Two images side by side. Left image is a picture of Kate Middleton surrounded by her kids. On the right is the same picture with each mistake circled in red.
November 19, 2024 at 5:31 PM
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1) Absolutely destroying the person who wrote an article saying the Biden's dogs should be put down by saying we should really investigate the people three dogs and a goddamn cat attacked...

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Post Shao Trommashere (Lotus Blossom, Bee, American Flag, Ukraine Flag, Rainbow Flag emojis) @MedicTrommasher "I have no words. IF THREE DIFFERENT DOGS AND A GODDAMN CAT ARE ONLY ATTACKING USSS MEMBERS WHILE EVERYONE ELSE COMES AND GOES FREELY WITHOUT BEING ATTACKED THEN WE SHOULD LOOK AT THE PEOPLE THREE DIFFERENT DOGS AND A GODDAMN CAT ATTACKED!" SLATE Slate @Slate · Feb 23 Let's face it: Joe Biden's dog should probably be dead slate.trib.al/16LSkPb 12:27 PM · Feb 24, 2024 · 1.5M Views
November 19, 2024 at 5:31 PM
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If you've ever wondered about the history of EMS, why you have to pay $1000 for a transport, or wonder where your public safety tax dollars go...here you go.
Today marks the beginning of EMS Week 2004. The intricate history of EMS can be traced from the Napoleonic, Civil, and Korean War battlefields, from the first civilian ambulance that was born in 1869, and hailed from Cincinnati, OH, to the innovations that were forged in Pittsburgh and beyond. Our story is one of innovation, necessity, and the never-ending pursuit to make the world a safer and better place. In 1966, the National Academy of Sciences released a White Paper titled *Accidental Death and Disability: The Neglected Disease of Modern Society*. It was honest and eye-opening look into what was killing and disabling Americans, specifically the trauma incurred on battlefields such as how someone had a better chance of survival if they were injured in a battlefield than they were in an accident on US soil; highlighted the dire circumstances. Following this, the Highway Safety Act was released. The development of EMS was assigned to the Department of Transportation and vitally, the focus was on ambulance and communication coordination with medical care being a distant second; however communities around the country had different plans. In Baltimore, Dr. R. Adams Cowley who is known as the "Father of Trauma Medicine," founded the first trauma center in 1966. He led the use of helicopters for civilian transport which led to the National Study Center for Trauma and EMS systems (MEMSS) in 1972, and the National Study leader for the use statewide system for civilian transport which the first trauma center in 1966. Leader for the use statewide system for EMS. In Seattle, Washington, fire service started training in prehospital care. On March 7th, 1970, Medic One went into operation; other facets of prehospital care, including: Twelve Lead interpretation and other trainings of prehospital care. In March 7th, 1970, Medic One went into operation. In Columbus, OH the aptly named "Heartmobile" went into service in 1960. Tasked with studying prehospital cardiac care.… The provision of emergency care in Pittsburgh wasn’t unlike that delivered in other cities at the time. Funeral homes would drive patients in the suburbs to hospitals while Pittsburgh Police would transport patients in squad cars and vans. A racial divide in care was also noted, predominantly White communities would receive prompt transport and attention while Black communities faced delays. This disparity in treatment was most obvious in the Hill District. Dr. Hallen, who was the director of the Faulk Foundation of Pittsburgh which focused on race relations, human rights, and diversity in the healthcare fields, wanted to see how the Faulk Foundation could help. Dr. Safer reached out to Hallen and together with Dr. Paul Paris, Dr. Ron Stewart, and Dr. Nancy Caroline, they set to work. Their first tasks were to not only find people to staff a prehospital ambulance but also to create a prehospital curriculum for pre-hospital care education. Hallen reached out to Freedom House Enterprises located in the Hill District. During this time, he worked on various Civil Rights projects for Black Pittsburghers to include employment opportunities and they agreed to partner with the ambulance program. What followed shaped EMS as we know it today. 26 Black men who were described in the media as “unemployable” began training to become the first of what we now know as Paramedics. Notable achievements by the team of physicians and UPMC Presbyterian Hospital included the first standardized training curriculum that foundational Paramedics around the world used and the standardization of ambulance design and reduction tactics such as working with drug users on identifying substance abuse, overdose, and relapse prevention, as well as employing public health interventions, substance use harm reduction, in fostering the later U.S. health standards of ambulance design. In short, Freedom House Ambulance would help them at any time, without any lagging response time employed. The word sp… rural or majority minority residents. Local and State governments turn a blind eye to the measures which in turn overreaching the department tasked to take over. In the Highway Safety Act of 1966, penalties were laid out for states that did not, amongst other things, create and fund Emergency Medical Services in their state. Penalties included loss of federal dollars and funding that would be redistributed to states that were following HDA-1966, yet many states have language in various legislative documents stating they are not required to budget for or fund EMS in their states even though their state has declared EMS essential. As of today, there are only fourteen states: the District of Columbia, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. In states where EMS is essential, this doesn’t mean that meaningful funding reaches EMS. Tennessee has made EMS essential in their state, however in the same legislation states: “A county is not required to appropriate county revenues for ambulance service if the service can be provided by any other means.” Tenn. Code § 7-61-102 How is something essential if a county can refuse to fund it appropriately? Funding for Law Enforcement and Fire Departments, which have always been considered essential at every level of government and have standalone federal departments, come out of taxes at the local, county, and state level. Any time funding for EMS comes up as an option, it’s routinely voted down. No other profession is reduced to use fundraising as primary funding. Organizations around the country have Pancake breakfasts, Spaghetti Dinners, or sell raffle tickets, candy bars, or hold raffles to keep the lights on. If we’re a bunch of 4th grade students trying to pay for a class trip. With lack of funding comes lack of pay and lack of retention. Pay for EMTs and Paramedics is shockingly low if we even get paid at all. Yes, there are thousan… Help us help you I ask the DOT and Secretary Pete Buttigieg to hold states accountable for not funding EMS as required through HSA-1960 as well as ensuring targeted, line-item budgetary funding for EMS. I ask President Biden and Congress to pass legislation at the federal level to make Emergency Medical Services an essential service and require an equal share in funding across the three major public safety reimbursement systems. I ask that Medicare and insurance reimbursement is increased to appropriate levels for all transport calls, both emergency and non-emergency. I ask all Governors to ensure that EMS is declared essential in your state, strike any legislative language saying funding is not required, and to provide immediate financial support to failing companies across your state. In closing, I ask you to remember a quote from Mr. Rogers: "When I was a boy and would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, 'Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.'" For over 50 years we've been The Helpers, now we look to you to be our Helpers. Respectfully, Paramedic Karl Dickerson-Swan
November 17, 2024 at 7:12 PM
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This is Mish and Tyr!
November 17, 2024 at 5:20 AM
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🥰 Great Thread!
November 17, 2024 at 2:07 AM
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#BlackSky
November 17, 2024 at 2:07 AM
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🤣🤣 Yup.
German Shepherd Dog with a helmet on.
November 15, 2024 at 4:00 PM
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And this is Mish!

She's also a German Shepherd. Her coloring is from a specific masking gene called Wolf Masking. We got her from a breeder to specifically be a Search and Rescue dog, but as she came of age right before COVID, we couldn't get on a team so she became my training demo dog.
November 14, 2024 at 8:19 PM
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He was purpose bred to work; his two speeds are sleep and doing ALL the things at high speed and high volume. Headphone warning:
November 14, 2024 at 8:19 PM
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Firstly, Dog Tax.

This is Tyr! A little about him:

He's a 6 year old German Shepherd we adopted back in 2019. He was a stray that we later discovered was a Police K9 that was abandoned by his handler. He was imported from Germany, is fully bite and detection trained, and is trilingual.
November 14, 2024 at 8:19 PM
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And here are the Electoral College Maps from 2016, 2020, and 2024.
Color coded map from the 2024 Presidential Election made by 270ToWin.com showing what states Harris and Trump won. Color coded map from the 2016 Presidential Election made by 270ToWin.com showing what states Clinton and Trump won. Color coded map from the 2020 Presidential Election made by 270ToWin.com showing what states Biden and Trump won.
November 14, 2024 at 3:48 PM
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So, these are the area assignment number that were used prior to 2011:
Data Table. Left Column is titled "SSN Area Number" and Right Column is titled "Location". Location denotes US State, Territory, or other use. Link to table is in parent tweet in case of formatting error that doesn't allow a screen reader to work properly. 001–003 New Hampshire 004–007 Maine 008–009 Vermont 010–034 Massachusetts 035–039 Rhode Island 040–049 Connecticut 050–134 New York 135–158 New Jersey 159–211 Pennsylvania 212–220 Maryland 221–222 Delaware 223–231 Virginia 232 North Carolina 232–236 West Virginia 237–246 North Carolina 247–251 South Carolina 252–260 Georgia 261–267 Florida 268–302 Ohio 303–317 Indiana 318–361 Illinois Data Table. Left Column is titled "SSN Area Number" and Right Column is titled "Location". Location denotes US State, Territory, or other use. Link to table is in parent tweet in case of formatting error that doesn't allow a screen reader to work properly. 362–386 Michigan 387–399 Wisconsin 400–407 Kentucky 408–415 Tennessee 416–424 Alabama 425–428 Mississippi 429–432 Arkansas 433–439 Louisiana 440–448 Oklahoma 449–467 Texas 468–477 Minnesota 478–485 Iowa 486–500 Missouri 501–502 North Dakota 503–504 South Dakota 505–508 Nebraska 509–515 Kansas 516–517 Montana 518–519 Idaho 520 Wyoming 521–524 Colorado 525 New Mexico Data Table. Left Column is titled "SSN Area Number" and Right Column is titled "Location". Location denotes US State, Territory, or other use. Link to table is in parent tweet in case of formatting error that doesn't allow a screen reader to work properly. 526–527 Arizona 528–529 Utah 530 Nevada 531–539 Washington 540–544 Oregon 545–573 California 574 Alaska 575–576 Hawaii 577–579 District of Columbia 580 U.S. Virgin Islands 580–584 Puerto Rico 585 New Mexico 586 Pacific Ocean territories Guam American Samoa Philippine Islands (under U.S. rule until 1946) Northern Mariana Islands 587–588 Mississippi 589–595 Florida 596–599 Puerto Rico 600–601 Arizona 602–626 California 627–645 Texas Data Table. Left Column is titled "SSN Area Number" and Right Column is titled "Location". Location denotes US State, Territory, or other use. Link to table is in parent tweet in case of formatting error that doesn't allow a screen reader to work properly. 646–647 Utah 648–649 New Mexico 650–653 Colorado 654–658 South Carolina 659–665 Louisiana 666 Not issued 667–675 Georgia 676–679 Arkansas 680 Nevada 681–690 North Carolina 691–699 Virginia 700–728 Railroad Retirement Board (discontinued July 1, 1963) 729–733 "Enumeration at Entry" program 734–749 Not issued 750–751 Hawaii 752–755 Mississippi 756–763 Tennessee 764–765 Arizona 766–772 Florida
November 14, 2024 at 3:48 PM
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I also have really cute dogs and great recipes that I love to share with my team.
Black and Tan German Shepherd biting a stream of water coming out of a hose with a Grey and White German Shepherd staring at the green grass.
November 12, 2024 at 3:27 PM
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My Dad died a few hours ago and I’ve never felt this lost or alone in my life. I need to get home; 5 hour drive from here to Pgh.

I can’t breathe and my soul is screaming for help…
November 7, 2023 at 4:06 AM
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Just posting my Babies because I can…
October 1, 2023 at 2:46 AM