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Red cross is displayed over a disused pub entrance with beer barrels stored outside. Suggesting first aid for beer lovers.
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A retro metal First Aid Cabinet.
It can be carried or hung on a wall.
The top is 2 1/2 inches wide where the handle & closers are.
SOOC in my backyard :)~
NURSE PADDY: "That's very good, Matron Daisy-Maud! Just finish the bandaging of Jago's paw by affixing it with a clip."
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: "Yes Nurse Paddy!"
NURSE PADDY: "I am very impressed with your nursing skills, Matron Daisy-Maud!"
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: "Oh thank you Nurse Paddy!"
NURSE PADDY: "You are every bit as good as Junior Nurse Scout."
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: *Gasps and puts paws to mouth.* "Oh you mustn't tell Scout that, or he will be jealous, Nurse Paddy!"
NURSE PADDY: "Yes! You are quite right, Matron Daisy-Maud! We shall keep mum!" *Puts paw to mouth in a sign of silence.*
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: "Now what, Nurse Paddy?"
NURSE PADDY: "Well, now we ask the patient how his paw feels, Matron Daisy-Maud."
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: "Very good Nurse Paddy!" *Turns attention to Jago who has his right paw bandaged.* "How does you paw feel now, Jago?"
JAGO: "It feels fine, Daisy-Maud."
NURSE PADDY: "Ahem!" *Clears throat.* "Today that is Matron Daisy-Maud, Jago, and I am Nurse Paddy. You are playing the patient, Jago, so you can be.. Jago."
JAGO: *Gasps and puts paw to mouth.* "Oh sorry Paddy... err, I mean, Nurse Paddy!" *Turns attention to Matron Daisy-Maud.* "It feels fine Matron Daisy-Maud."
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: "Oh that's good, Jago! I am pleased." *Claps paws in delight.*
JAGO: "But my paw felt fine before you bandaged it. I was quite happy just sitting here on the lawn enjoying a nice cup of tea and reading All About Cinderella, when you two launched upon me with your bandages."
NURSE PADDY: "Well of course we know that Jago! But Matron Daisy-Maud and I have to get in lots of practice bandaging paws!"
JAGO: "But why, Paddy, err... I mean, Nurse Paddy?"
NURSE PADDY: "Well, Scout and Rosie have gone to the magical portal to visit Peter at Mummy Marian's house."
JAGO: "But what does that have to do with bandaging my paw, Paddy, err... Nurse Paddy?"
NURSE PADDY: "Well you see, Peter is going to teach Scout and Rosie and our friends Luis, Bärbel and Peter's niece Sweety how to clog dance. And mijn beste vriend Oleg thinks that because none of them have even worn clogs before, that they might get sore paws."
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: "So Nurse Paddy and I need to get in as much practice bandaging paws as we can, Jago!"
NURSE PADDY: "Thinking of which, Matron Daisy-Maud, it's my turn to bandage Jago's left paw!"
JAGO: "My left paw?" *Alarmed.*
MATRON DAISY-MAUD: "Practice makes perfect, Jago." *Smiles sweetly.*
My bears Paddy and Scout have made very good friends with two bears in Holland called Peter and Oleg (www.flickr.com/photos/40262251@N03/galleries/721577154558...) and their Mummy Marian Kloon (on and off). eter and Scout are very similar and have become best friends. Peter also loves Rosie and she loves him, so they have become prince and princess to one another. Peter has invited Scout and Rosie to clog dance with him. You can see him racing on his tricycle with the clogs to meet Scout, Rosie, Luis, Bärbel and his niece Sweety at the magic portal here or in the first comment below. Oleg has recommended that Peter talk to Paddy about borrowing his first aid kit, since theirs is empty, but Paddy is going one better and as Nurse Paddy is training up Daisy-Maud to become Matron Daisy-Maud, so that he and she can administer first aid to paws sore and blistered by the clogs, which neither Scout, Rosie, Luis, Bärbel nor Sweety have ever worn before! I think their skills may be needed, and Jago plays an excellent patient.
This beautiful Willow Pattern nursery tea set was made in England by the Shell China Company in the 1920s. It features four cups and saucers as well as a tea pot, coffee pot, milk jug and sugar bowl. Each piece is gilt edged and decorated with the Willow Pattern in blue, just like the life-size equivalent. It has two sister sets: a 1920s Shell China Company nursery rhyme tea set that I was given as a gift some years ago by a close friend who knows I collect nursery ware and children’s tea sets and a faerie tale set from the 1930s Shell China Company faerie tale tea set that I have built up from various sellers over time.
Prior to being set up by Nurse Paddy and Matron Daisy-Maud, Jago had been reading from “All About Cinderella” from the “All About Series” published by Cupples and Leon Company, New York in 1930. The classic faerie tale was retold and illustrated by John B. Gruelle, who is perhaps best known and loved for his creation of of Raggedy-Ann and Raggedy-Andy.
My Paddington Bear came to live with me in London when I was two years old (many, many years ago). He was hand made by my Great Aunt and he has a chocolate coloured felt hat, the brim of which had to be pinned up by a safety pin to stop it getting in his eyes. The collar of his mackintosh is made of the same felt. He wears wellington boots made from the same red leather used to make the toggles on his mackintosh.
He has travelled with me across the world and he and I have had many adventures together over the years. He is a very precious member of my small family.
Jago was a gift from a dear friend in England. He is made of English mohair with suede paw pads and glass eyes. He is a gentle bear, kind and patient who carries an air of calm about him. He is already fitting in with everyone else very nicely.
Daisy-Maud is Jago's little sister and was made by the same friend in England who made him. She is made of German mohair with floral fabric cotton paw pads that match her pretty sunhat, and glass eyes. A sweet and loving little girl bear, she is happy to be reunited with her big brother, Jago, and enjoys being spoiled by her new Daddy.
Infos : véhicule léger (VL), Protection Civile de Paris.
Infos : light weight vehicle (VL), Civil Protection of Paris.
Yes, and taking the mystery out of the photo, this is yet another shot of a CPR Dummy from an advanced First Aid course.
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Discovery at the flea market in the Obkirchergasse in Oberdöbling (in Vienna's 19th district Döbling)
Kayapó indigenous fire brigade in training to save a priceless ancient cathedral. In this case, their home, the Amazon forest.
EHBO building (First Aid) on the Northsea beach.
Julianadorp aan Zee, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands.
When your ride back to the UK is this with first class care onboard. #ambulance #medic #firstaid #care #bizjet
This is the bag that sticks with me through out the entire Burning Man event. It has pretty much everything you need when away from camp. It's so easy to get distracted out on the playa, that you really need to bring this stuff with you. Heck knows when you'll get back to your camp (hours, sometimes days).
C'mon, I'm a boyscout at heart. What do you expect?
EDIT - Updated version of the every day carried Burning Man bag found at: www.flickr.com/photos/xmasons/4866493873/
Whether it's overeating or it's overworking or over-sex or whatever it is, alcoholism, drug addition, we push ourselves to the brink and then pull back because it's kind of exciting.
Anthony Hopkins
Language(s): English
Format: Still image
Subject(s): Nurses, African Americans
Genre(s): Pictorial Works
Abstract: Close-up of the entrance to the Freedmen's Hospital; some African American nurses are going up and others are going down the exterior steps.
Extent: 1 photographic print : 10 x 13 cm..
Technique: black and white
NLM Unique ID: 101446067
NLM Image ID: A018026
Permanent Link:
Treating a patient in the field. [Patient][Personnel][Corpsmen][Vietnam War]
35mm slide b&w
Navy Medicine Historical Files Collection - Subject - Vietnam War
'That Red Cross by Su_G' in an Isobar Wallpaper Mockup (c/o Roostery)
’That Red Cross by Su_G' my entry in Spoonflower's Medical Professions Design Challenge. Imagining this as waiting room wallpaper, but also commemorating the arrival of Jean-Henri Dunant in Solferino in 1859, the day after a battle left 40,000 dead, maimed & untreated: an event that led to the creation of protected, neutral systems of treatment for battlefield war casualties, under that red cross (and crescent).
Line art.
© Su Schaefer 2018
See ’That Red Cross by Su_G' as fabric @ Spoonflower
[That Red Cross by Su_G_Isobar Wallpaper_Mockup]
Doctor on Call Honda CRV response car. Not many left these days with full emergency lighting and siren set ups.
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As an update to my previous (and stolen) playa bag found at:
www.flickr.com/photos/xmasons/90458129/
This is the bag that sticks with me through out the entire Burning Man event. It has pretty much everything you need when away from camp. It's so easy to get distracted out on the playa, that you really need to bring this stuff with you. Heck knows when you'll get back to your camp (hours, sometimes days).
C'mon, I'm a boyscout at heart. What do you expect?
Here is shown vividly how to make 1.Hilfe in an accident. To see how one takes off the helmet of an injured . Talk to him to keep him conscious ... one holds his head .... the other carefully removes the helmet from his head ....
A wonderful 1970/71 McDonnell Douglas Corp. artist’s concept of their ‘Phase B’ shuttle concept, either delivering and/or deploying some sort of first aid/emergency-medical module to the stricken craft in the lower right. Also note the transparent ‘observation dome’ of the damaged ship, with what appears to be “Space Ghost” looking out at the operation. I see no Remote Manipulator System (RMS), so I’m assuming the rescue module either has its own propulsion/attitude maneuvering system, or that it’s been erected/rotated into position, but remains attached to the orbiter, which will maneuver to dock it with the damaged vehicle.
And, thanks to the SECRET PROJECTS Forum website, the orbiter can be more specifically identified as “Configuration 176 C”…I think. Specifically thanks to user flateric’s June 4, 2007 post, as extracted from AIAA paper 78-1469, “Space Shuttle Orbiter Configuration Case History”, presented at the AIAA AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE, Los Angeles, California, August 21-23, 1978.
At:
www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/us-space-shuttle-project...
Although I love the work, to me, this particular design has a caricaturish appearance, like something a satirical cartoonist would’ve depicted to poke fun at the shuttle program. Finally, the artist is R. Noel. Huh…who? First heard…with nothing on him/her.
Finally, in a similar operation, featuring the Phase A, McDonnell Douglas drawbridge-wing orbiter, in which the shuttle itself is marked as the “ambulance”, although still with a first-aid marked module in the payload bay. However, a risky, possibly ‘casualty conducive’ EVA is being conducted:
myspacemuseum.blogspot.com/2012/06/?m=0
Credit: Rüdiger Landmann/”My Space Museum” blogspot
The above rendered by “J LONG”. Yet another name in the mix. I’m reaching, but since no one else is, why not:
www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/modestobee/name/james-long-o...
Credit: Legacy website
Finally & fortunately, the image, along with several others, is featured on the cover of “SPACEFLIGHT”, Volume 13, No. 12, December 1971, published by the British Interplanetary Society. The description of it is as follows:
“…depicts the shuttle orbiter marked with rescue insignia deploying a rescue canister from its 60 ft. long cargo bay. The canister would be docked with the nearby space tug which is assumed to have been crippled in Earth orbit. The space tug crew transfer to the shuttle orbiter through the rescue canister for return to Earth.”
On the whole, I hate people. Another one of the countless reasons why: This enterprising f**kstick has been going apeshit with a bunch of photos I’ve posted and/or linked to in my postings. In his shallow greedy mind, attribution or common courtesy is not a consideration:
www.redbubble.com/i/photographic-print/Old-Space-Shuttle-...