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slackmaster Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-06-05 10:08 AM
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77. The Japanese robotics engineers have a flair for futuristic innovations
Gotta love 'em.
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  -School Emergency Policy: Leave Wheelchair-Bound Kids Behind Kadie  Jan-05-05 11:01 AM   #0 
  - Oh, that's just great!  fertilizeonarbusto   Jan-05-05 11:02 AM   #1 
  - Ohhh no no no no noooo!  LynnTheDem   Jan-05-05 11:06 AM   #2 
  - unfortunately that is standard policy  dwickham   Jan-05-05 11:06 AM   #3 
  - Well, that's crap  Sequoia   Jan-05-05 11:14 AM   #11 
  - Building safety standards are way behind Asian standards.  Jesus H. Christ   Jan-05-05 12:30 PM   #35 
     - Say that again  DulceDecorum   Jan-07-05 01:29 AM   #86 
     - What about material standards?  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-07-05 06:41 AM   #89 
  - Jeeze  oneighty   Jan-05-05 11:07 AM   #4 
  - Is this part of Bush's education reform?  TwoSparkles   Jan-05-05 11:07 AM   #5 
  - ROTFLMFAO. eom  genieroze   Jan-05-05 11:29 AM   #19 
  - almost no child left behind.  Im_Your_Huckleberry   Jan-05-05 11:09 AM   #6 
  - The mental image of two students in wheel chairs left on the...  whistle   Jan-05-05 11:10 AM   #7 
  - These bastards are pure evil.  revree   Jan-05-05 11:12 AM   #8 
  - I understand.  Ilsa   Jan-05-05 11:16 AM   #12 
  - ADA most certainly does cover schools  KamaAina   Jan-05-05 12:07 PM   #26 
  - This is riduculous, and not the "common" solution.  phylny   Jan-06-05 10:05 AM   #73 
  - I am soooo hearing you.......n/t  canadianbeaver   Jan-05-05 12:00 PM   #24 
  - Must be compassionate conservatism at work  In Truth We Trust   Jan-05-05 11:12 AM   #9 
  - This is exactly what is done at Odessa High here in west Texas.  mbperrin   Jan-07-05 06:53 AM   #90 
  - Cab drivers get trained to transfer people in and out of wheelchairs  htuttle   Jan-05-05 11:13 AM   #10 
  - Sure they can train teachers  proud2Blib   Jan-05-05 12:13 PM   #29 
  - Why are kids in wheelchairs  China_cat   Jan-05-05 11:20 AM   #13 
  - Closer to the lunch room  Kadie   Jan-05-05 11:31 AM   #20 
  - I have a hard time with that  China_cat   Jan-05-05 12:46 PM   #36 
  - Because that's where their classes are  LizW   Jan-05-05 11:34 AM   #22 
  - Because they have elevators in schools and can't prohibit  phylny   Jan-06-05 10:06 AM   #75 
     - Sorry, schools here are all 2 floors  China_cat   Jan-07-05 12:51 AM   #84 
  - My understanding is that this is standing procedure in most  NCevilDUer   Jan-05-05 11:20 AM   #14 
  - True, if they are untrained  htuttle   Jan-05-05 11:24 AM   #17 
  - You mean like the teachers that had these kids in their classes?  fob   Jan-05-05 11:31 AM   #21 
  - It was standing procedure at the WTC  KamaAina   Jan-05-05 12:03 PM   #25 
  - That was the first thought I had when I read this----  pacoyogi   Jan-05-05 01:22 PM   #39 
  - That's true.  lizzy   Jan-05-05 08:12 PM   #60 
  - It's standard procedure in every building I've ever worked in  slackmaster   Jan-05-05 12:13 PM   #30 
  - The Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center  LevelB   Jan-05-05 08:27 PM   #62 
  - Um, wouldn't it make more sense to have all WB students located  malachi   Jan-05-05 11:22 AM   #15 
  - Pre-assign the strongest kids in class to help carry them down a flight.  Artemis Bunyon   Jan-05-05 11:24 AM   #16 
  - what if it endangers those two kids  barb162   Jan-05-05 12:10 PM   #27 
  - Yep, just like being the person sitting by the escape door on a plane  snooper2   Jan-05-05 12:19 PM   #32 
  - huh?  genieroze   Jan-05-05 11:28 AM   #18 
  - Sounds "Pro-Life" to me  tk2kewl   Jan-05-05 11:38 AM   #23 
  - Is this fascism yet??????  GOPBasher   Jan-05-05 12:10 PM   #28 
  - There are specially designed evacuation wheelchairs available  KamaAina   Jan-05-05 12:15 PM   #31 
  - Use in a paniced stairway?  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-05-05 01:36 PM   #42 
     - Not incapable, but sometimes too late  KamaAina   Jan-05-05 01:41 PM   #46 
        - WTC Plan would have used Elevators  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-05-05 01:52 PM   #47 
           - Are You A First Responder?  Lady Sonelle   Jan-05-05 07:32 PM   #57 
  - Movement disabled  oneold1-4u   Jan-05-05 12:20 PM   #33 
  - I remember that. When I was in grade school my 4-story building  NCevilDUer   Jan-05-05 02:42 PM   #53 
  - school board member contact info posted here, I'm calling  caligirl   Jan-05-05 12:21 PM   #34 
  - This is the general policy  pop goes the weasel   Jan-05-05 12:48 PM   #37 
  - What if the bottom door/stairs becomes  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-05-05 01:29 PM   #40 
  - after getting rheumatoid arthritis, then slipped disk, I learned how  bobbieinok   Jan-07-05 02:30 AM   #88 
  - Standard Practice  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-05-05 01:19 PM   #38 
  - I kind of thought so myself  Spinzonner   Jan-05-05 01:40 PM   #45 
     - I prefere a designated alternate location n/t  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-05-05 02:30 PM   #50 
  - This is standard procedure... unfortunately....  Babette   Jan-05-05 01:32 PM   #41 
  - Noise Levels - Clarification  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-05-05 01:39 PM   #44 
  - Can't they just pick them up and carry them out?  shrike   Jan-05-05 01:39 PM   #43 
  - Some people in wheelchairs can be injured if not handled properly  slackmaster   Jan-06-05 10:06 AM   #76 
  - Good old rethuglican Carroll County...  GoddessOfGuinness   Jan-05-05 02:25 PM   #48 
  - That's fucked up  Solly Mack   Jan-05-05 02:29 PM   #49 
  - Policy be damned.  Torque67   Jan-05-05 02:37 PM   #51 
     - I couldn't just leave anyone to die either  Solly Mack   Jan-05-05 02:40 PM   #52 
  - Why not just carry the kids out?  Forkboy   Jan-05-05 02:44 PM   #54 
  - I suspect because of fear of lawsuits.  lizzy   Jan-05-05 08:13 PM   #61 
     - Better damaged than burned up  Forkboy   Jan-05-05 10:35 PM   #65 
  - An off-shoot of Bush's love for eugenics?  Media_Lies_Daily   Jan-05-05 02:44 PM   #55 
  - That'll Teach 'Em For Not Walking Better!  ProfessorGAC   Jan-05-05 02:50 PM   #56 
  - As a nurse  Horse with no Name   Jan-05-05 08:03 PM   #58 
  - What about other duties  One_Life_To_Give   Jan-06-05 09:24 AM   #71 
     - Agreed  Horse with no Name   Jan-06-05 11:25 AM   #78 
  - Terrible  nightwish_chick   Jan-05-05 08:07 PM   #59 
  - Now that's teaching, by example, some high-level responsibility. :( nt  SimpleTrend   Jan-05-05 08:33 PM   #63 
  - these kids need HIGH TECH wheelchairs (PHOTOS)  diamond14   Jan-05-05 09:29 PM   #64 
  - The Japanese robotics engineers have a flair for futuristic innovations  slackmaster   Jan-06-05 10:08 AM   #77 
  - Westminster, MD - the Red part of "Blue" Maryland  Husb2Sparkly   Jan-05-05 11:27 PM   #66 
  - George Castanza must run the school board.  buddysmellgood   Jan-05-05 11:29 PM   #67 
  - WTF...This is just pathetic.  Tight_rope   Jan-05-05 11:44 PM   #68 
  - There are special wheelchairs for several purposes - including evacuation  Husb2Sparkly   Jan-05-05 11:45 PM   #69 
  - what???????  NVMojo   Jan-05-05 11:46 PM   #70 
  - having spent kindergarten & 1st grade in a wheel chair, that sux  kodi   Jan-06-05 09:47 AM   #72 
  - wow  LifeDuringWartime   Jan-06-05 10:06 AM   #74 
  - SOP or no?  Don1   Jan-07-05 12:06 AM   #83 
  - This is really disgusting behavior  Acryliccalico   Jan-06-05 11:26 AM   #79 
  - That is astounding.  Bunny   Jan-06-05 11:50 AM   #80 
  - This is beyond words for me  MadHound   Jan-06-05 12:03 PM   #81 
  - Heavy as those chairs may be, if I were a student on my way  DS1   Jan-06-05 12:25 PM   #82 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Jan-07-05 01:10 AM   #85 
  - Leave no wheelchair behind!  d_b   Jan-07-05 02:06 AM   #87 
  - that's standard policy at hospitals and nursing homes too  burn the bush   Jan-09-05 07:24 PM   #91 
 

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