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The Suicide Squad and Dune coming up. A strange vampiric character calling himself Dr. Fearless and bearing something of a resemblance to Dastmalchian actually opened the show by intruding on a scene from the Shudder hit Host, but the actor got things sorted out and was soon introducing the first presenter, The Thing and Pitch Black veteran Keith David. From a list of Best Supporting Performance nominees that included many respected veterans and new favorites, the winner was The Mortuary Collection’s Clancy Brown, who (accepting on video, like the other victors) briefly slipped into his Montgomery Dark voice before thanking ....
The short history of EMS has been driven by the wisdom, foresight, and innovation of countless individuals. As the field ages into its second half-century and its origins fade to the past, it’s worth commemorating the greatest pioneers of prehospital emergency medical services. This series honors these trailblazers. William Kouwenhoven, Guy Knickerbocker, and James Jude Developers of defibrillation, closed-chest massage In the history of emergency resuscitation, EMS students well know the names of early pioneers like Pantridge and Safar. But their efforts were preceded by the even more foundational work of those who made the initial forays into electrical therapy and the chest manipulation techniques that helped lead to CPR. Coming together at Johns Hopkins in the mid-20th century, William Kouwenhoven, Guy Knickerbocker, and James Jude were among those key contributors. ....