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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Hush

If you need to make your way through a crowded room, saying things like "excuse me" and "make way" will generally clear a path. The more urgent the need to get through, the louder the person says "make way" and the faster the path opens. That's pretty much the basis of running lights and sirens on apparatus and ambulances: make a lot of commotion and folks scatter. Yet the dynamics of pushing a stretcher through an airport is worlds apart from hurling tons of iron into an intersection. There's no shortage of anecdotal evidence of ...

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