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Month: May 2007
Back from vacation.
I just returned from L.A., where I wore my body to shreds. My heart feels like a baby birds, beating inside of a thin layer of skin and muscle. Also, I need to start coming up with some better posts (see various criticisms in various comment sections).
To hold you over a day, if you are a non-regional reader, here’s the transcript of Sen. Ophelia Ford’s 911 call (this occured right after the incident detailed in my previous post)…
This is the transcript from a 911 call placed by an employee at the Sheraton Hotel Downtown Nashville. The entire call can be heard by clicking on the link at the top of this story.
Dispatcher: Metro Nashville Police and Fire.
Caller: Hey, this is Jeff at the Sheraton Hotel Downtown Nashville.
Dispatcher: Yes sir.
Caller: Um, I have, uh, I need someone to come and take a look at one of our guests. They took a fall out of one of our bar chairs upstairs in the concierge lounge on the 24th floor.
(Caller gives address and phone number of the hotel.)
Dispatcher: And you think they need an ambulance?
Caller: Well, I don’t necessarily know … she’s, she’s extremely intoxicated so I can’t tell.
Dispatcher: Are you with her now?
Caller: I am.
Dispatcher: How old is she approximately?
(Redacted from tape.)
Dispatcher: Is she conscious?
Caller: She is.
Dispatcher: Is she breathing?
Caller: Yes, she is.
Dispatcher: About how long ago did this happen?
Caller: Oh, about 20 minutes ago.
Dispatcher: What caused the fall?
Caller: Uh, intoxication.
Dispatcher: Is she completely alert?
Caller: She is.
Dispatcher: Is she breathing normally?
Caller: Yes, she is.
Dispatcher: What part of the body was injured?
Caller: Uh, she landed on her upper back, neck area.
Dispatcher: Is there any serious bleeding?
Caller: No, no, no bleeding that I can see.
(The caller gives directions to the concierge level and says he’ll meet paramedics. The dispatcher tells the caller not to move the person unless she’s in danger and not to let her have anything to eat or drink.)
Dispatcher: Just let her rest in the most comfortable position and wait for help to arrive.
Caller: OK.
(Dispatcher instructs caller to call back if person’s condition changes. He agrees.)
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8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.
8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.
8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.
8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.
8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.
8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.
8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.
8. Gallery & Studio Article
Back in March over at Mere Words, I wrote about how I was honorably mentioned in managing editor Ed McCormack’s essay “Andy’s Aura, Patti’s Power, My Sister’s Boxes, My Father’s Press Clippings, Paul Nelson’s Withering, and Other Aspects of Art and Fame, Obscurity and Loss, Death and Resurrection,” published in the February/March issue of his magazine Gallery & Studio. Lo and behold, tonight I discovered that the article is now available online at the G&S website. Check it out.
Copyright 2007 by Kevin Avery. All rights reserved.