It looks as though someone crashed through the wall in an awful hurry. Superman, anyone?

This looks like a "seatbelt" that is commonly used to help residents stay in their wheelchairs if they are in danger of slipping out- it's not really a restraint, because it's not inhibiting voluntary movement- the person is simply in danger of falling out of the wheelchair, usually because of altered posture.

There was nothing "nasty" in that cabinet- just useful equipment used to care for sick people. Glycerin swabsticks are used to alleviate dry-mouth, NG tubes are used to decompress the abdomen or administer food or meds to a patient who can't eat. "All purpose catheters" are simply hollow tubes used for many different things- possibly oral/nasotracheal suctioning, irrigation, etc.

All of you have the right idea about being respectful of these sites. Now for god's sake learn how to spell.

In small doses and short term treatment, thorazine is effective for a multitude of things, such as intractable hiccups, acute agitation, etc. The side effects listed by angelwolf only appear with regular, long-term use

Bodies are refrigerated, not frozen.

my friend and i stood in those windows durring our first visit 2 weeks ago.

it looks so much prettier in the daylight

on the seal, 3 grapevines: Windsor, Wethersfield and Hartford

It's difficult to believe so many people don't recognize the State Seal or motto.
Didn't they go to school?

It's Dix Hills, New York. It's not that great of an area.

My mother was emitted into pilgrim state less then 20 years ago, i will never go back