u/Few-Teaching-9602

Currently in high school, but I want an iPad after seeing one of my friends use one for notes, which is pretty neat since you can take the PDFs my teacher posts on Canvas and use them to directly write notes and a bunch of other advantanges, our school currently gives us these Macbooks but I don't think I can really use them for taking notes other then opening docs and physically writing, I want to be able to draw and phsycially write on the pdfs without having to print them out. Preferably something that nots to expensive but has enough performance to run basic apps or even for SOME recreational use.

Yesterday, we picked up a pediatric patient from an elementary school, medics cleared for transport, and we were transporting to a hospital around 20 mins w/ lights and sirens. The grandparents were in the back with the pediatric patient, but one of our more experienced and well-seasoned EMTs noticed a Kia vehicle following us for a long time. We were going through intersections w/ light and sirens, and this Kia somehow kept up with us. We lost him in some areas, but he always found a way to get to us, avoid traffic, or just follow so close behind us that he just followed us as traffic was yielding in front of us. Like, genuinely, what is wrong with people? I know that there are "enthusiasts" or people who enjoy watching emergency vehicles and taking occasional videos or photos, and I don't have anything against them if they're not disruptive, but actively taking the safety of a pediatric patient and the occupants of the rig for your "video" is genuinely the most stupid thing ever. We didn't even get to get his plate down. And the thing is, this isn't just a one-time thing, the seasoned EMT litterately says she's seen the same vehicle on other occasions and other "enthusiasts" following the rigs.

As his friend said, they had good healthcare insurance and it would help his family out a lot, + the bonus that he definitely and probably would make way more than being a shitty high school chemistry teacher and teaching kids who don't give a rat's ass about chemistry. Like, his whole moral or idea is to make sure his family is well off if he dies of cancer or about their money problem, yet he rejects it because of his insecurity, and idk his ego? Plus, it's his best friend he's talking about that seems like a dream job, makes a lot of money, has good health insurance for the treatment, and works with his best friend, like I would've taken the job whether or not it seem'd pitiful for him offering the job.

This isn't medical advice, as there is little I can do, as I'm now at home. I'm a 16M at a high school, and at the end of practice litterately like 2 hours ago, in the locker room, when everybody was packing up, the mood was fine and everything. One of my teammates attempted a backflip but failed. He landed extremely badly. It was really bad. I'm not sure whether his head landed forward or from the back, but he just started seizing and making noises. It was terrifying, genuinely one of the more terrifying things I've ever seen. He was like making bursts of non-legible noise, not talking; it sounded like he was yelping while trying to breathe really hard, while he was shaking. Honestly I thought he was joking or he was laughing until the coach realized something was really wrong and he kept on seizing, he was also drooling from the mouth and I called 911 and BLS and medics arrived on scene to treat him, at this point, when medics and BLS arrived, he started to regain and lose consciousness, and he was able to talk, but it was sort of gibberish but somewhat legible. They transported him, and then eventually he ended up in the BLS truck with paramedics inside treating him, and he was like screaming, and at this point, I think he was talking more clearly, saying words like looking for his mom and telling the medics to stop. It was genuinely terrifying, and I honestly worry about him. He may have landed on his spine and the back of the head, but I'm not entirely to sure since I was only paying attention when he started seizing on the ground. He's around the same age and im extremely worried about him and I don't want him ending up paralyzed or like brain dead or anything, and I know that you neurologists or doctors need more information to come to a consensus of what happened but generally in these situations, is there a good prognosis?

This isn't advice medically, as there is little I can do as im now at home. I'm a 16M at a high school, and at the end of practice litterately like 2 hours ago in the locker room, when everybody was packing up, the mood was fine and everything. One of my teammates attempted a backflip but failed. He landed extremely bad it was really bad. I'm not sure whether his head landed forward or from the back, but he just started seizing and making noises. It was terrifying, genuinely one of the more terrifying things I've ever seen. He was like making bursts of non-legible noise, not talking; it sounded like he was yelping while trying to breathe really hard, while he was shaking. Honestly I thought he was joking or he was laughing until the coach realized something was really wrong and he kept on seizing, he was also drooling from the mouth and I called 911 and BLS and medics arrived on scene to treat him, at this point, when medics and BLS arrived, he started to regain and lose consciousness, and he was able to talk, but it was sort of gibberish but somewhat legible. They transported him, and then eventually he ended up in the BLS truck with paramedics inside treating him, and he was like screaming and at this point I think he was talking more clearly saying words like looking for his mom and telling the medics to stop. It was genuinely terrifying and I honestly worry about him. He may have landed on his spine and the back of the head, but I'm not entirely to sure since I was only paying attention when he started seizing on the ground. He's around the same age and im extremely worried about him and I don't want him ending up paralyzed or like brain dead or anything, and I know that you neurologists or doctors need higher information to come to a consensus of what happened but generally in these situations is their a good prognosis?

This isn't advice medically, as there is little I can do as im now at home. I'm a 16M at a high school, and at the end of practice litterately like 2 hours ago in the locker room, when everybody was packing up, the mood was fine and everything. One of my teammates attempted a backflip but failed. He landed extremely bad it was really bad. I'm not sure whether his head landed forward or from the back, but he just started seizing and making noises. It was terrifying, genuinely one of the more terrifying things I've ever seen. He was like making bursts of non-legible noise, not talking; it sounded like he was yelping while trying to breathe really hard, while he was shaking. Honestly I thought he was joking or he was laughing until the coach realized something was really wrong and he kept on seizing, he was also drooling from the mouth and I called 911 and BLS and medics arrived on scene to treat him, at this point, when medics and BLS arrived, he started to regain and lose consciousness, and he was able to talk, but it was sort of gibberish but somewhat legible. They transported him, and then eventually he ended up in the BLS truck with paramedics inside treating him, and he was like screaming and at this point I think he was talking more clearly saying words like looking for his mom and telling the medics to stop. It was genuinely terrifying and I honestly worry about him. He may have landed on his spine and the back of the head, but I'm not entirely to sure since I was only paying attention when he started seizing on the ground. He's around the same age and im extremely worried about him and I don't want him ending up paralyzed or like brain dead or anything, and I know that you neurologists or doctors need higher information to come to a consensus of what happened but generally in these situations is their a good prognosis?

I feel like we're so limited based on the cost of basic shapes. Thus we should add an advanced builder game pass. I know that a LOT of people don't dabble in using basic shapes to create custom builds, whilst other people almost always have to add some sort of basic shape in their builds. So if you're more of a rogue and more creative type who likes creating their own builds, props, and structures without using the given in-game props and building features, the advanced builder game pass would essentially give you large discounts for basic shapes exclusively. I just hate how much it is limiting for basic shapes, like a single wall on my build costs like 10-20k and I really need basic shapes to be cheaper since I know there's a lot of creative builders out there who can be expanding this game's potential and creativity but are limited by the price of the cost of a sphere in basic shapes.

I know recently this year my school purposefully placed more resistive materials against phone signals on our school, making the school to basically be structurally more impenetrable to signals for phones not sure on the legal aspect on that but my main concern is them using signal jammers, my school sits in the middle of a suburb, medium/high income neighborhood with my knowledge well developed towers and usually I get alot of bars when im farther away from the school, but when I start getting closter to the school the signal starts dropping, bars start dropping until chrome on my phone, tiktok, youtube, even the weather app just buffers and stops working completely, this happens in like a 0.5-0.9 mile radius of the achool. Obviously im not well educated on the technicalities of how signal or data works including cell towers which are placed without abnormality near my school. What do you think?