At 2:15 a.m. during last week’s storm, we ran a multi-animal rescue and our call tree held, but it was too slow for two injured dogs. I’m tightening our after-hours plan — ICS roles preassigned, go-bags and portable kennels staged at Station 3 — and I want to hear how your teams ensure animals aren’t left waiting until sunrise. What’s your on-call structure and backup when the primary ACO doesn’t pick up within 5 minutes?
Even with ‘ICS’, we enforce 3-minute callbacks + auto-page; trees lag at 2:15 a.m.
I ran into the same on 14 mm units; dropping peak to about 1555°C with a 12–15 min hold and slowing the cool to 2–3°C/min from 900→600°C kept incisal value and stopped the margin chips… Keep the gradient so the 3Y sits fully in the connector and bump “10 mm²” to 12–14 mm²; a 20–30 min pre‑dry at about 200°C also helped. @OP, can your furnace do a brief relax soak around 1200°C before the peak?
I’ve started asking clinics to upload a quick pharmacy fill-history screenshot and to “send pill-bottle photos” at intake; twice we uncovered unlisted ACEi/PRN NSAID starts and lesions softened by week 3–4 after a switch. When DIF is murky, scattered eosinophils with the deep perivascular cuff push me toward drug-related in the comment for @OP, but I still hedge if the distribution is classic, bilateral.