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CALCARD CHECK: WEEKLY CHORE ROTATION

Daily chores are allocated at the beginning of each week and infected survivors are then responsible for those duties for the duration of seven days. Citizens are to scan their PDDs under the Calcards in their house common rooms every Monday morning to receive their new rotation. Rotations are randomized, but citizens will cycle through all 6 in a random order, before starting over; the only way someone might get the same chore two weeks in a row, is if they happen to be appointed the same chore in week 6 of one cycle, and week 1 of the next.

PDD reads: {Good morning citizens, thank you for logging in. As you know, Colony 22 operates on a system of equal opportunity and contribution. As such, your assigned chore for this week is: [ ROTATION HERE ]. This is week 5 of 6 in this cycle.}

Kitchens: Meal Prep

Draco Pavlović; Torren

Aurelia Ferris; Delma

Corbin Ealy; Delma [ ++ RESOURCES: HUNTING ]

Alois Van Asch; Calyset [ ++ RESOURCES: HUNTING ]

Adrien Bennett; Calyset

Kitchens: Dishes

Alexander Donovan; Calyset

Mira Sigar; Calyset

Orson Hurst;  Brink

Constantin Lupei; Torren

Annie Perrault; Calyset

Housekeeping: Laundry

Koda Payne; Brink

Madison Vega; Torren

Paxton Semenyuk; Torren

Caelan Whitmer; Delma

Housekeeping: Janitorial

Enoch Lynch; Torren  [ ++ RESOURCES: HUNTING ]

Rosalind Stein; Torren

Bode Lindqvist; Torren

Arvo Covey; Delma [ ++ RESOURCES: HUNTING ]

Resources: Greenhouse Project, Construction

Roy Walters; Calyset

Mitch Douglas; Calyset

Dylan Meir; Torren

Lake Valentine; Brink

Clayton Boyd; Delma

Resources: Scavenging/Ground-sweeping

Mason Quinley; Torren

Benji Imes; Torren

Maisie Pace; Calyset

Koenigsegg CC8S 

Starring: Koenigsegg CC8

CALCARD CHECK: WEEKLY CHORE ROTATION

Daily chores are allocated at the beginning of each week and infected survivors are then responsible for those duties for the duration of seven days. Citizens are to scan their PDDs under the Calcards in their house common rooms every Monday morning to receive their new rotation. Rotations are randomized, but citizens will cycle through all 6 in a random order, before starting over; the only way someone might get the same chore two weeks in a row, is if they happen to be appointed the same chore in week 6 of one cycle, and week 1 of the next.

PDD reads: {Good morning citizens, thank you for logging in. As you know, Colony 22 operates on a system of equal opportunity and contribution. As such, your assigned chore for this week is: [ ROTATION HERE ]. This is week 4 of 6 in this cycle.}

Kitchens: Meal Prep

Roy Walters; Calyset

Alexander Donovan; Calyset

Koda Payne; Brink

Mira Sigar; Calyset

Enoch Lynch; Torren  [ ++ RESOURCES: HUNTING ]

Kitchens: Dishes

Mason Quinley; Torren

Mitch Douglas; Calyset

Madison Vega; Torren

Draco Pavlović; Torren

Anaya Dolmen; Calyset

Housekeeping: Laundry

J.R.; Torren

Aurelia Ferris; Delma

Dylan Meir; Torren

Corbin Ealy; Delma [ ++ RESOURCES: HUNTING ]

Housekeeping: Janitorial

Benji Imes; Torren

Alois Van Asch; Calyset [ ++ RESOURCES: HUNTING ]

Orson Hurst; Calyset

Paxton Semenyuk; Torren

Resources: Greenhouse Project, Construction

Maisie Pace; Calyset

Rosalind Stein; Brink

Constantin Lupei; Torren

Adrien Bennett; Calyset

Resources: Scavenging/Ground-sweeping

Caelan Whitmer; Delma

Lake Valentine; Brink

Annie Perrault; Calyset

Starring: Koenigsegg Agera and CC8

What does downtime really mean in cardiac arrest? Do we need a shared understanding and can we do better by describing no and low states? @stemlyns #FOAMed @cliffreid @emcrit

There is one question that is always asked when a patient who has experienced a cardiac arrest is brought to the ED. What’s the downtime?(Nearly) Every team leader in history In the past I have seen this term used (together with pupil responses – and don’t get me started on that) as a a primary prognostic factor in determining the enthusiasm for continuing resuscitation efforts. I’ve probably…