#Training and Certificates

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[ominousgradient]

We know that people on Berk are given weird names to deter evil spirits and that the other Riders have more modern middle names like Justin (Fishlegs) or Eugene (Ruffnut), but what about Astrid ?

To me this implies that either A: Astrid has a weird first name that she's so embarrassed about that she just goes with her middle name, or B: That if Berk should ever get attacked by a hoard of trolls Astrid would be fucked

Yeah her one other named relative also had a normal name but what if that's just how he's commonly refered to and his actual first name was EVEN WEIRDER

What if the Hoffersons have the most ludacris names on all of Berk and we just don't know about it

[thefairmaidenoffandom]

so, for all the firefighter!yuuji aus that i adore, i never see any ems!megumi, which feels like a crime

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[notbecauseofvictories]

hello! longtime follower and current 1L - am starting the rounds of the law firms and there's always the "so what practice area are you interested in?" bit. i was curious what that is for you + what you do/don't like about it? iirc, you mentioned something abt being in-house, healthcare related, regulatory side of things? i'm interested in regulatory stuff but not sure if that takes the shape of litigation or an explicitly regulatory-focused practice. found your blog back in the star wars days, then got into silmarillion and the silt verses after seeing your posts abt it haha - hope you're doing well and staying warm!

Congrats! 1L summer is a fun, anxiety-ridden time that mostly involves telling people over and over, who you are and what you're interested in---which can be tricky if you're not sure what you're interested in.

Personally, I went in knowing that I liked healthcare (the field I worked in prior to law school) and that wanted to stay healthcare-adjacent.....but not much else.

I learned I was not destined for litigation pretty much the first time my Legal Writing professor handed back our appellate briefs. (Mine did not have the grade I wanted at the top.) This was compounded by our final project, where we presented in front of real live attorneys and I was a nervous, sweaty wreck. After that, I decided that becoming Atticus Finch was not in my future.

But there are still lots of other kinds of law to practice! I live in the healthcare regulatory space---and I work for a pretty under-resourced company, which means I have lots of contact with other areas like R&D, clinical research, data privacy, marketing and adtech, direct patient care, healthcare compliance, and negotiating between various international laws. Not to mention my scope is always expanding, which is...challenging, but I'm also the kind of person who enjoys spending a weekend reading about Brazilian law.

(One of my guiding stars through the whole law school/job search process was "I don't want to be bored." I am never, ever bored.)

And this wasn't even my first stop! When I was in law school, I spent my semesters interning/clerking at firms, consulting boutiques and government agencies; policy-focused clinics and hospitals and giant corporate behemoths. I've said before that observing all these different settings was valuable, that it gave me a better understanding of myself, how I work, and the kind of work I was looking for. While I won't ever claim that every experience I had was amazing (it was not) it did give me the opportunity to explore, in a way that most adult professionals simply can't.

I mean---look. If you're committed to the brass ring of OCR and a high-profile law firm, then you might have to make this decision now. (Or at least come up with a good answer for interviewers...) But I highly encourage you and everyone choosing that path to keep the other doors open, just a crack. There are interesting things that sneak through when you aren't looking.

[cognitivejustice]

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[melodicamatsu]

BIG STUPIDHEAD ^^^

jk. i ♡ osomatsu.

[kaasi-legacy-designs]

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@caitlyn-2004

[lesbianralzarek]

oh my god. yall. ive got an interview tomorrow. im so relieved, i feel high. im perfect for this position and havent had money in years. if i can just get my feet under myself i might be able to feel like a living person again

[lake-cosay]

so bc i like hurt/comfort and im a medical nerd i wanted to yell about how jesse got Very Hurt in that scene right before he and lake get off the train. obviously to an extent they're just using cartoon logic but i at the same time, jesse is clearly supposed to be hurt, the messy hair and the scratches are visual shorthand for it. not to mention how he doesn't get up right away and even when he does he's clearly rattled

to be clear i'm not a medical professional just a nerd, feel free to correct me

^ here it's possible since the flecs are pretty damn strong that him aggresively grabbing jesse like that could result in some significant bruising. hypothetically sieve could have probably broken all his arm bones but i don't think that would've happened unless he was purposefully doing it. it's like handling a small animal; just because you have enough strength to break a bone, doesn't mean it's going to happen, even on accident.

^ given that the throw had enough force to crack the screen, jesse almost definitely had some cracked ribs, likely lower ribs. and while i've never had one myself rib injuries hurt like a motherfucker. but since he was able to get back up and move, it's very unlikely his ribs punctured anything which is good bc if they had he'd prob die without an ambulance. also, depending on what part of his face hit first, he could have a broken nose. or, say his chin hit first, that could probably cause lasting jaw pain (basically a shock injury) and/or he could have bit his tongue or lip hard enough to draw blood.

ALSO also, if the top of his head hit the screen that's probably already a mild concussion, not to mention:

^ definitely a concussion. him hitting his back first definitely is better for his head, but still a concussion. however, the fact that he doesn't appear to have lost consciousness and was able to rather quickly stand are definitely good signs. not sure if him taking a minute or so to speak is normal for a concussion, or if that was more just him emotionally being in shock vs literal brain damage.

after a little research, it seems he had a mild TBI, since he didn't lose consciousness. mild TBIs heal fully within 3-6 months, but since he feel from so high and probably hit his head twice i could see it being a moderate TBI, which. unfortunately has a worse prognosis. my diagnosis is mild-moderate TBI, about 6 months to heal, but even after that still struggles with more mild symptoms sometimes (headaches, dizziness, nausea, fatigue).

NOW. his poor back. the good thing about spine is they move, and i have to say personally i've fallen off a horse and onto my back in much the same pose and i was just sore for a day or two, but tbf that was like a 5 foot fall, this is. more than that.

the good news is, if he was gonna be paralyzed from that (which could've happened if his spinal cord got fucked it), it would've happened. since he's clearly able to move, his back should be fine. it is possible he could've broken a vertebrae, but again, the back is flexible.

"but if he was so hurt why was he still able to get up and run!" adrenaline. that shit does wild things to your body. the whole point of your body releasing adrenaline is to help you get out of situations like this, to keep going long enough to get to safety. it also blocks pain signals. meaning until it wears off, jesse might not feel anything.

he and lake were in a survival situation. it was absolutely life or death for both of them.

to sum up, he definitely has a concussion (mild-moderate), cracked ribs (i doubt they're fully broken bc i think you need more force for them to break all the way through), and plenty of bruises.

it's possible he broke his nose, split open his lip or tongue, or got a shock injury to his jaw.

i think his biggest problem is his ribs. cracked ribs make breathing hurt, weather it's deep or shallow. my heacanon is that a few minutes after he and lake get off the train, he sits down and lake realizes "oh yeah he got kinda fucked up" and he just looks. like he Hurts and lake's like "are you. okay?" and jesse's like "breathing hurts" and then it's a whirlwind of jesse reuniting with his parents, trying to explain everything while In Pain, introducing lake, his parents realizing he doesn't look so good and eventually deciding we should probably take him to the hospital, meanwhile lake is terrified bc suddenly they're in the back of the car with jesse's parents who they just met holding jesse's hand as they drive him to the hospital and everything's so real now, they're going out in public already, it hasn't even been an hour since they got off the train, but jesse is hurt, and they're not leaving him.

i also think that well. jesse has lake to help him. so even if his injuries had long-term/permanent effects, lake's there, and the two of them are going to have a lot of time to adjust once things settle down.

if i had the patience i'd write a fic about that, and jesse and lake have to navigate everything right after the train while jesse's in the hospital. tbf, i think he'd be discharged after like 1 night but still need help: be on pain meds, not be able to do much physically bc his body needs lots of rest, being confused and naueseous from the concussion. etc. if anyone does want to write that, lmk

and as i said at the beginning, feel free to correct me on anything. my only relevant personal experience is falling off a horse and (separate incident) falling and all my 190lbs of body landing on the side of my foot that broke.

[theonlythingimfuckingisstupid]

Mad bc it’s bed time and I won’t come snuggle with her

[rottencandyapp1es]

My Linktobers from this year 🖤🧡💜

My personal favorite is the Puppet Zelda one!

[scream-mans-friend]

addicted to college... already have two degrees and have only been graduated for 6 months but am going back for more