george had broken his leg, his jaw, and several ribs. he had a collapsed lung and was bleeding. his condition meant there was no way he could go back the way he came into the cave. he would have to be stretchered the long way out. the main thing i was thinking about was not knowing exactly what i was walking into, not knowing exactly the extent of his injuries or what i might find when i got there. dr rebecca specht was one of the first rescuers to answer the call. she knew george, and as the first medic to reach him, had to assess his injuries. my immediate thought was that there is a chance he s not going to survive this. and then the thought also went through my mind that i am medical professional here and that if he does become more unwell that everyone is going to be looking to me to do something. and, actually, there is a limit to what we can do underground and it is possible that he might not
for several metres until i found a bit where the slope went from that to that, so that my head was above my legs. i was just screaming and screaming in pain at that point. his friend went to raise the alarm. george had broken his leg, his jaw, and several ribs. he had a collapsed lung and was bleeding. his condition meant there was no way he could go back the way he came into the cave. he would have to be stretchered the long way out. the main thing i was thinking about was not knowing exactly what i was walking into, not knowing exactly the extent of his injuries or what i might find when i got there. dr rebecca specht was one of the first rescuers to answer the call. she knew george, and as the first medic to reach him, had to assess his injuries. my immediate thought was that there s a chance he s not going to survive this. and then the thought also went through my mind that i am the only
i was just screaming and screaming in pain at that point. his friend went to raise the alarm. george had broken his leg, his jaw, and several ribs. he had a collapsed lung and was bleeding. his condition meant there was no way he could go back the way he came into the cave. he would have to be stretchered the long way out. the main thing i was thinking about was not knowing exactly what i was walking into, not knowing exactly the extent of his injuries or what i might find when i got there. dr rebecca specht was one of the first rescuers to answer the call. she knew george, and as the first medic to reach him, had to assess his injuries. my immediate thought was that there is a chance he s not going to survive this. and then the thought also went through my mind that i am the only medical professional here and that if he does become more unwell that everyone is going to be looking to me to do something. and, actually, there is a limit to what we can do underground
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Rhode Island Banking Division Announces Move to State Examination System
Licensees in Rhode Island will be able to track supervisory activity on the state system launched last year.
4/29/2021 8:00 AM
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The Rhode Island Division of Banking will soon start using the State Examination System (SES) to conduct supervisory activities such as examinations and commencement of administrative actions, share consumer complaints and other supervisory activities with licensees.
The division sent out a notice to licensees April 13 with information on the impact to companies in the accounts receivable management industry, including efficiencies in understanding the status of supervisory activity and the ability to securely respond to regulator requests with easy document upload features.