<div align="center"><strong>10:20 A.M.<br/>MedLab - Intensive Care (http://s3.amazonaws.com/data.tumblr.com/tumblr_kydkbjnU441qa1o5zo1_1280.jpg?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJ6IHWSU3BX3X7X3Q&amp;Expires=1319486519&amp;Signature=iSahFVgElWpBp4TSaQJhAD7bzpM%3D)<br/>Alexander Redstone<br/><br/>Calling: <em>Anyone</em> in Engineering/Maintenance</strong></div><br/>The intensive-care unit was a small one, a single person could be immersed in a sealed enviroment and examined so. The place was mostly a backup just in case something major happened, but Alexander was grateful there was one at the colony. The unknown could always surprise them, and though he was not a pessimist, Alexander did not want to taunt Murphy's Law.<br/><br/>Right now, he was fairly certain that the diagnosis equipment was malfunctioning. He had placed his arm under the scanners with the window open, and the scans kept shutting down in the middle of it. He wasn't sure if it was a technical problem or a programming error, but it was one more little thing that could cause trouble. Right now, the colony's intensive care was lacking, and Alexander wanted to get it working.<br/><br/>So picking up a comm, he clicked the code for for the maintenance, and let it beep a few times, waiting to hear if someone picked up. Speaking up when the beeping stopped. Not sure if he was speaking to an empty room or if someone was listening.<strong>"This is Dr. Redstone from the Medlab's Intensive Care unit. I've been testing out the equipment in case we have to use it sometime and its acting up, and I am not sure if its the machinery or the programming. Could one of you drop by somewhere this afternoon to see about it? I've got half a bottle of whiskey and I don't mind splitting it with whoever gets this damn thing working."</strong><br/><br/>He smiled a bit, lifting his finger off the button, waiting a moment if someone would reply or not. Either way, he'd have to check up on the main medlab area soon in case someone came up with a cold or a rash. Thankfully people seemed to do pretty well usually.