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PLEASE NOTE: If you are enrolled but DO NOT PLAN to attend ESU for Spring 2014, you must withdraw from your classes by the end of the 100% refund period to completely reverse assessed tuition and fees from your student account. If you withdraw, after receiving financial aid, federal regulations may require payment of financial aid funds. Failure to withdraw obligates the student to pay tuition and fees in full.
- UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS WHO DO NOT PAY FEES OR MAKE FEE PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS BY 5:00 P.M. CST ON January 28, 2014, WILL BE DROPPED FROM SCHEDULED CLASSES.
- GRADUATE STUDENTS WILL NOT BE DROPPED FROM SCHEDULED COURSES, BUT WILL RECEIVE A $50.00 ADMINISTRATIVE FEE, IF A BALANCE REMAINS ON THE ACCOUNT AFTER 5 P.M. CST ON January 28, 2014.
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NOTE: Payment will retain the student's class schedule. If payment has been applied to your account (i.e. personal payment, grants, scholarships, or loans) and you DO NOT PLAN to attend ESU, you must withdraw from your classes by the end of the 100% refund period to completely reverse assessed tuition and fees. Failure to do so obligates the student to pay tuition and fees in full.
Cashiers & Student Accounts is responsible for the collection of tuition, fees and residence hall payments. Payments can be made online or at the Cashiering Services window located in Plumb Hall. Students are not officially enrolled in classes until fees are paid or payment arrangements have been made.
To pay online, visit your Buzz In account and follow these instructions:
1) Go to http://buzzin.emporia.edu
2)Login: Username and Password
- Contact the Help Desk for Login Questions (620-341-5555)
3) Select "Student Account Center"
- Located Under "Quick Links" on the Right Hand Side
4) Select "Make a Payment"
5) Follow the step by step instructions to complete payment
6) A receipt will be generated once payment has been processed
7) Logout
Students pre-enrolled by 12:00 p.m. Friday, December 6, 2013:
- An electronic billing statement will be generated and available through the student's Buzz In account. Please check your Buzz In account for updated information. Please contact the Registration Office at 620-341-5211 for address changes.
Students pre-enrolling AFTER 12:00 p.m. Friday, December 6, 2013:
- The student should see advisor to determine class schedule.
- SAC students should go to the Student Advising Center, PH 206 or call 620-341-5421.
- Check your Buzz In account for Spring 2014 course charges
- The student can
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(2) pay fees online through your Buzz In account.
All students:
- Update your permanent and mailing address information through your Buzz In account.
- Fees can be paid via your student Buzz In account by electronic check or credit card. The University accepts Discover, MasterCard, VISA, and American Express credit card payments. Convenience fees apply for credit card payments. Check, cash and money order payments can be paid at Cashiering Services in Plumb Hall during regular office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday or through the mail (Campus Box 4080, Emporia, KS 66801). Please do not mail cash. A computer will be available in Plumb Hall for those needing assistance with the online payment process. CUSTOMER LINES MAY EXIST IF PAYING IN PERSON.
- In order to avoid delay of processing excess financial aid funds, all students are encouraged to have a Title IV Authorization Release Non-Institutional Charges and Prior Year Charges Form on file. This form is available at www.emporia.edu/busaff/payment_options.htm or at Cashiering Services.
- Late fee assessment begins on Tuesday during the week the class begins.
- No student shall be permitted to finalize enrollment for any semester if there are outstanding delinquencies from prior semesters. Students with outstanding debts to the University, whether financial or material, may have their transcripts and/or enrollment withheld.
- If the University receives a returned check for fees, the University reserves the right to withdraw the student from classes and to charge the student fees due as of that date.
The University makes available an Extended Payment Agreement for account balances. Under this plan, students make a $150 account payment by the 5th day of class. This down payment, which can include financial aid, will retain the student's class schedule. If a student can not pay the account balance in full by the first day of class, a $50 administrative fee will be applied to the account for an automatic payment extension to the 20th class day. If charges are not paid on or before the first extension, an additional $50 administrative fee will be automatically applied for an additional extention to the 35th class day. Any account balance remaining after the second payment extension is considered past due. A late fee of $50 will be assessed each month the balance remains outstanding. An Extended Payment Agreement can be completed in person or obtained on-line at http://www.emporia.edu/busaff. The form must be completed and returned to the Office of Cashiering Services prior to the 5th day of class.
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Poor service in a churn shop – We had read the reviews about Matteo's before traveling to Maui and were hoping for a good experience. The experience was far from good. Others have mentioned the counter ordering system, the numbers, and the rushed service. It all felt like a restaurant focused on churn and turnover, not a good dining experience. We ordered two pizzas, a bottle of chianti, and sodas for our two kids. I was surprised that led to a bill over $100. When the waitress came with the red wine, as she was placing the glasses on the table, she dumped more than 1/3rd of the bottle right in my lap. Ruined a new t-shirt I had purchased earlier that day in Kaanapali. My shorts were soaking, and I had stains down the front of my shirt. The waitress barely apologizes and claims its her first day on the job. OK, anyone who has worked in a restaurant has had a day like that. But, here's the kicker ... the manager never comes over to apologize, and they never offer to take anything off of the check. I've never heard of such a thing. What restaurant doesn't make some amends after a bonehead move like dumping a bottle of wine on a guest? When I finally walk up to the woman running the counter (I assume one of the owners), she offers to buy us a desert or a pizza. By this time, my kids are ready to leave, I want to try to salvage my shirt in the hotel laundry room, and I want to forget all about Matteo's. The pizza wasn't even that good ... soggy crust, flavorless sauce and some cheese imitator on the top. Do yourself a favor -- head to BJs in Lahaina or Bada Bing in Kihei. Better yet, go to Fred's in Kihei. Basic Mexican food, good margaritas, great view of the beach and the whales, and a friendly staff that knows good service.
Terrible food, great place if you don't own shoes!!! – This restaurant is located in my town and it shames me it is still in business. The food is terrible...canned tomatoe sauce that tastes like it was bought in bulk. Dirty...dirty...dirty. I guess that explains why they serve people without shoes. We ate there tonight to give it "another try" and two tables had guests not wearing shoes...nor did they bring shoes with them. That's how desparate they are for business. Save your time and money...go to Safeway buy a box on penne and some Prego...you'll thank me for it!!!!
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Cook keeps faith in former Essex colleague Flower (From Maldon and Burnham Standard)
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Cook keeps faith in former Essex colleague Flower
4:35pm Tuesday 17th December 2013 in Local Sport
ENGLAND test captain and Essex County Cricket Club star Alastair Cook has backed the national side's team director Andy Flower to carry on in the post.
Speaking at a press conference after losing the third Ashes test in Perth, meaning Australia took a 3-0 series lead and regained the iconic urn, the left-hander said he believes Flower should stay.
The former Zimbabwe international cricketer who played at the Ford County Ground between 2002 and 2006 took over coaching the team in 2009.
However following England's lacklustre performances Down Under, Flower has come under pressure with pundits including former test star Geoffrey Boycott saying a decision must be made on his future.
But 28-year-old Cook said he is the right man for the job still.
"He's an outstanding coach - let's make no mistake about," he said.
"He's an outstanding person, and a great person to have around - especially for me as a captain, the advice he gives me.
"It's not down to him that we've lost - it's that we haven't had enough players in form."
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Starcraft 2 Beta Friend Code Issues Resolvedby Jeff Mattas, Mar 18, 2010 7:00pm PDT
The folks over at Blizzard Entertainment have expanded the StarCraft 2 multiplayer beta by sending a friend referral codes to many of the current beta participants; however, players immediately began reporting that the codes they received weren't working properly.
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The Domestic Relations program, supervised by Former Judge and Senior Lecturer in Law Leslie M. Alden, has a clinical component and an externship component. In the clinical component, students have a unique opportunity to assist pro se litigants in obtaining uncontested divorces in Fairfax Circuit Court. Pro se litigants who already have initiated the divorce process in Fairfax Circuit Court but have been unable to complete the process due to difficulties with filing the necessary documents, are referred to the Domestic Relations program by the Court. In the clinical component, students are given their own case load of litigants to assist and may meet with clients, draft pleadings, review documentation and appear in court for ore tenus hearings before a Fairfax County Circuit Court judge. In the externship component, students are assigned to a supervising attorney who is an expert in domestic relations law and will work in the supervising attorney's office on all manner of domestic relations issues and cases. Students may perform research and writing, assist with the discovery process, and observe court proceedings. Additionally, if they have their Third-Year Practice Certificate, some students may even have the opportunity to argue motions for support or minor property determinations. 180 hours of fields work is required for this program. Students must also attend a two-hour training session and one classroom tutorial during the semester. All credits are considered "out-of-class" and the course is graded "CR". Space is limited. Students must submit an application to CAAS and interview prior to registering for this program. Applications are available through CAAS. Students may participate in this program twice, subject to space and professor's approval. For more information on this program students should review the Information Packet.


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Each year, TBR member institutions submit nominees for the award, which is given to those who provide special assistance to a TBR institution and whose financial support and leadership provide significant impact to the school.
Morris accepted the award from Chancellor Charles Manning on May 7 at a TTU Foundation meeting held just prior to the grand opening ceremonies for Ray Morris Hall, home of the Millard Oakley STEM Center.
"Mr. Morris is a tremendous supporter of Tennessee Technological University and especially its new STEM Center," Manning said in presenting the award. "Tennessee Tech University is a better place because of Ray Morris."
Morris is a 1959 civil engineering graduate of TTU. As president of Venture Construction based in Atlanta, he leads a company that has completed more than 13,000 construction projects in 42 states since it was founded in 1969. His company specializes in the building of drug stores and restaurants, and the firm has between 90 to 125 projects under construction at all times.
In nominating Morris for the award, TTU President Bob Bell emphasized the nation's need to encourage more students to pursue disciplines in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. A mere 17 percent of bachelor's degrees awarded in the year 2000 in this country were from STEM disciplines.
"Ray has captured the spirit of the need to reverse this trend. His words and actions through his giving toward this important project prove this, and this support has energized the entire Upper Cumberland region to engage students in new and creative ways in the STEM disciplines," Bell said in his letter of nomination.
State and university officials broke ground for the $8 million, 26,000-square-foot Ray Morris Hall in early May 2008. The center opens officially for business in June with a full month of professional development opportunities for teachers and an active schedule of workshops for middle and high school students.


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Authors: Nelson, Robin, 1971-
Title: From foal to horse
Publisher: Minneapolis :, Lerner Publications Company,, 2012.
Characteristics: 24 p. :,col. ill. ;,20 x 24 cm.
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Despite John Guare's early critical success with House of Blue Leaves, which won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best American Play of 1971, his next full-length play, Rich and Famous, was not received kindly by New York critics. Perhaps it hit too close to home. Rich and Famous follows a deluded young playwright named Bing Ringling during the opening of his "autobiographical" musical adaptation of Dante's Inferno. What is to be the turning point of Ringling's professional life becomes an inky night of the soul. More than anything, he fears becoming "the world's oldest living promising young playwright," but the craven road to fame leads to something altogether more hollow. Presenting the play in its first major revival since 1976 and rewriting significantly Guare employs the most absurd circumstances to magnify the real tragedy of human lives, and he caps it off with a song. Rich and Famous was no doubt intended as a satirical self-portrait, but Guare's own career bears no reflection. Since '76, hes been piled with accolades, including an Obie for Six Degrees of Separation, numerous Tonys, and a National Film Critics Circle Award and an Oscar nomination for his screenplay for Louis Malle's Atlantic City. Surely the revival of Rich and Famous will see its due at last.
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Baltimore Gas and Electric Company Launches Emergency Response and Safety Grant Opportunities
New grant program enhances BGE's long-standing community support and focuses on organizations throughout BGE's service area that are committed to emergency preparedness and response
Company encourages qualified 501c3 organizations that provide emergency preparedness, response or recovery services to attend this week's webinar for more information and to apply for a grant online
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 2012 – Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) <http://www.bge.com> today announced that as part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing the communities throughout its service area, the company has launched a new grant program designed especially for emergency response and safety organizations. Beginning on Sept. 13, 2012, 501c3 organizations that provide emergency services support throughout BGE's service area - either preparedness or response and recovery- are encouraged to apply for a single grant of up to $10,000.
"BGE has a long-standing commitment to enhancing the communities in which we live and work, whether it's through philanthropic giving or employee volunteer opportunities, and this new grant program represents yet another means for extending that commitment to our customers," said Stephen J. Woerner, senior vice president and chief operating officer, BGE. "Importantly, this grant provides BGE with an opportunity to give back to our emergency response partners, be it in the non-profit sector or at the local or state level, who day in and day out, are poised to respond in our times of need."
To assist with the application process, BGE will host a webinar on Thursday, Sept. 13 and invites all 501c3 organizations which provide emergency services support throughout BGE's service area to attend and find out more information about grant opportunities and the application process itself. Some examples of qualifying organizations include, but are not limited to American Red Cross, emergency relief organizations and first responders such as police and firefighters, including volunteer fire departments. Multiple grant opportunities are available and grants will be considered for new and existing programs that fall within the grant description guidelines, as well as requests for funding that clearly demonstrates improvement in response efforts to urgent and immediate needs of the community. Organizations may submit their application for a grant by going to bge.com <http://www.bge.com/ourcommitments/community/pages/charitable-contributions.aspx> between Sept. 13, 2012, and Oct. 31, 2012. Grants will be awarded in December 2012. For more information on the webinar, visit bge.com <http://www.bge.com/ourcommitments/community/pages/charitable-contributions.aspx> .
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2002 National Heroes Awards Recipients
Martin R. Eichelberger, MD
2002 EMSC Lifetime Achievement Award
Martin R. Eichelberger, MD has been a pioneer and longstanding leader in the field of childhood injury and an international advocate for the emergency needs of injured children. He has devoted his life's work to the promotion and advancement of pediatric emergency care.
Dr. Eichelberger developed the Pediatric Trauma Team model for the resuscitation of injured children that is the most widely-adopted and adapted model in use today. This model has been instrumental in improving the emergency care of the most critically injured children. He developed one of the first pediatric training courses for pre-hospital providers that became known as the Pediatric EMS Training Program. This program served as the foundation for all the pediatric pre-hospital training programs that were developed in the 1990s.
As the director of the Emergency Trauma Services at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC, he saw the need to promote childhood injury prevention as a health priority. Dr. Eichelberger is well-known as the founder and President of the National SAFE KIDS Campaign that now has established coalitions in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and six nations on five continents. This program has developed multiple strategies to reduce the toll of unintentional injury to children. The coalitions have distributed 1 million bicycle helmets, 500,000 car safety seats, and 100,000 smoke alarms.
He served as a panel member of the Institute of Medicine's study on the Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC). He conceptualized the model for the EMSC Continuum of Care that we all refer to today. Dr. Eichelberger has authored a significant textbook on the emergency care of children, and his many peer-reviewed publications on nearly every aspect of the clinical care of injured children have defined the field. He is the chief of the Division of Emergency Trauma and Burn Services at Children's National Medical Center and is leading the research on the use of a biosynthetic skin covering that is dramatically changing the care provided to children with burns.
Dr. Eichelberger became actively involved in the EMSC program as the principle investigator of the District of Columbia's demonstration project in 1987. He was also instrumental in the development of the EMSC National Resource Center, and continues as its medical director.
Rachel Radcliff-Bostick
2002 EMSC Youth Inspiration Award
In December 2001, 8-year-old Rachel Radcliff-Bostick woke up around 2 am to the smell of smoke in her room. With quick thinking and fast action, Rachel remembered the lessons she learned at her school through the Indiana EMSC-sponsored Project at the Peoples Burn Foundation Survive Alive House.
She quickly shook her 14-year-old sister Sabrina and got her from the bed that was now on fire. She and her sister ran from the smoke-filled room to find their sleeping parents. The smoke detector was working and sounding, but her parents did not hear it, so Rachel woke them too. Everyone made it out of the house safely thanks to Rachel. Her parents credit her heroic action to her education at the Survive Alive House, and to the family's motto: Everyone is responsible for somebody. Rachel says, she doesn't see herself as a hero - she just wanted to get everyone out of the burning house!
Steve Strawderman
2002 Outstanding EMS Provider of the Year
Steve Strawderman, a career firefighter-paramedic, is a battalion chief for the Prince William County, VA Department of Fire and Rescue. In 1982, Steve responded to a motor vehicle crash involving a child named TJ. This singular first response has led to a career long commitment to serving and advocating for children's issues in EMS.
He sought information on improving care to injured children from Martin R. Eichelberger, MD at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC. Steve participated in the development of the first national pediatric pre-hospital curriculum, the Pediatric EMS Training Program, and became an instructor. He continues teaching pediatric emergency care to pre-hospital providers to this day.
In 1989, he researched and led the initiative to develop a local SAFE KIDS Coalition in Prince William County, VA. He developed partnerships with local government, private interest groups, and hospitals to implement the coalition. Through his efforts, the county adopted a local bicycle helmet ordinance for children 14 years of age and younger. He then implemented a helmet education program, coordinated numerous bike rodeos and, ultimately over a 3-year-period, touched the lives of 13,000 children. He became an advocate for Critical Incidence Stress Management, and serves as a peer debriefer for the Virginia CISM program.
Steve continued his work on behalf of children with the Boy Scouts by getting them involved in safety programs. He serves as a merit badge counselor for First Aid, Safety, and Fire Safety. In 1999, he organized an activity with the Boy Scouts and local volunteer fire departments to install smoke detectors in low-income homes. In 2000, he organized a First Aid activity involving 300 Boy Scouts.
Steve was selected as the International Association of Fire Chiefs representative on the steering committee for the development of the Pediatric Emergency for Pre-hospital Providers (PEPP) Program. He now serves as national faculty for the program, teaching PEPP extensively throughout Virginia and across the United States. He also works on the Virginia EMSC project.
As battalion chief, he manages six stations, three of which have medic units. He is still a practicing paramedic, responding to major incident calls as the supervisor of care provided.
Paul Maxwell
2002 Outstanding EMS Provider of the Year
In 1996, Paul Maxwell responded to a call to help for a 2-year-old who was drowning in an unfenced swimming pool after wandering from a day care center. Paramedic's efforts were successful to the point of returning a pulse, but little Nicholas eventually died. Paul was determined that he would help end this rash of preventable pediatric drownings.
Working with the San Diego chapter of Safe Kids Coalition, using EMS data and serving as a paramedic spokesperson, he was influential in the passage of the California Assembly Bill 3305, requiring barriers surrounding all new pool construction. He was selected by the State of California to receive the "Stars of Life Award" from the American Ambulance Association in Washington, DC.
In addition, Paul organized and founded the Eliminate Preventable Injuries of Children (EPIC) Medics in San Diego. This coalition of volunteer paramedics and others focus on integrating EMS and injury prevention in a partnership with San Diego Safe Kids, Safety Council and Buckle Up San Diego.
Paul serves on the California EMS Authority's EMSC Pediatric Technical Advisory Committee and the Vision Implementation Committee. He has received many honors and awards including the Medal of Valor from the California State Firefighters Association, Spirit of Courage from the Burn Institute, and Life Saving Citation Award by the San Diego Fire Dept.
Kathleen Rafe
2002 EMSC Parent Volunteer of the Year
In 1999, Kathleen Rafe's son, "TJ," was suffering with a range of special health care needs. She got involved with the Special Outreach Program at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC. The program, which is supported in part by EMSC funding, is designed to ensure that community first responders are familiar with the children in their service area. It uses a modified version of the Emergency Information Form to strengthen the relationships with families and EMS professionals.
That relationship paid dividends when Fairfax EMS professionals responded to a call for help from the Rafe family. Although TJ later died, Kathleen saw the value in the outreach program and began a tireless campaign to ensure that other parents have the information they need to help their children.
Kathleen is an advisory board member of Chesapeake Applied Research Network, which empowers families and communities to help improve health care for ill and injured children. She also participated in the 2001 EMT symposium, in which she spoke on behalf of the Washington, DC Outreach Program and shared her experiences related to her son TJ.
Kathleen serves as Chairperson for the TJ Rafe Memorial Foundation. TJ founded this foundation before his death to help parents who have children with special health care needs. Kathleen is trying to implement outreach programs in all states for children with special health care needs.
General Electric and Duke University
2002 EMSC Community Partnership of Excellence Award
In January 2000, the nation learned of the risks of excess radiation exposure to children undergoing Computed Tomography or CT scans, a common imaging procedure used to evaluate a child who has suffered serious injury or illness. Pediatric providers at Duke University recognized the risk-reduction potential of the color-coding system of identifying the size of equipment and medication dosages based upon a length-based assessment of the child.
Dr. Donald Frush, division chief of Pediatric Radiology at Duke University Medical Center, worked with researchers from General Electric to apply the color-coding system to CT scanning to reduce radiation exposure. Using simulation techniques, they were able to show that high-quality scans could be obtained using lower radiation doses, and that these scans could be standardized using the same color zones as those developed by Broselow and Luten.
GE worked with physicians to develop the system, and it was presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America in November 2001. IBM is now working to develop a web-based educational program to make the color-coding system practical for emergency providers. This will make radiology procedures safer for hundreds of thousands of children every year.
The award was presented to Dr. Frush, chief of the Division Pediatric Radiology at Duke University Medical Center and Jonathan Murray, global manager of Premium CT's for GE Medical Systems.
Dr. Walter J. Eppich
2002 EMSC Research Young Investigator Award
Dr. Eppich is a third-year pediatric resident at Duke University Medical Center and will enter a fellowship training program in pediatric emergency medicine. His research abstract, entitled, "Barriers to Pre-hospital Management of Pain in Injured Children," focuses on the extent of pain and the need for analgesia in injured children that cannot be adequately defined without the use of pain scales. The development of pain protocols with structured recommendations for pain management in the pre-hospital setting may potentially eliminate current barriers and enhance overall care of injured children. Dr. Eppich attended the University of Heidelberg Medical School in Heidelberg, Germany.
Special Children's Outreach & Pre-hospital Education Program (SCOPE) 2002 Innovation in EMSC Product or Program Development Award
Developed by Dr. Terry Adirim, Betsy Smith, and Tasmeen Singh at Children's National Medical Center, the Special Children's Outreach and Pre-hospital Education Program (SCOPE) is a comprehensive outreach and education program that includes all children with special health care needs.
The program consists of supplemental videos, a student book, a modularized PowerPoint presentation, an instructor book, and a train-the-trainer module. It covers pathophysiology, treatment, transport issues for the special child, communication programs, and EMS outreach. The program has been presented in at least four states, including Alaska and the District of Columbia. This program is unique and it has had an overwhelmingly positive response from the EMS community.
At least 18 other state EMSC coordinators have requested the program for implementation. During development, the program had input from physicians and nurses, as well as all levels of pre-hospital providers. Other national organizations are considering assisting with the national and international dissemination of this product.
D. Breck Rushton
2002 EMSC Project Coordinator of Distinction
Breck has been involved with EMSC since 1991, first as the Utah EMSC education coordinator, and now as the State's EMSC project coordinator, and was involved in coordinating activities when EMSC was incorporated into the State EMS program. He has been actively involved in teaching pre-hospital and hospital providers in Utah and the Intermountain West.
Breck was also instrumental in modifying a pediatric pre-hospital education course developed in Washington State and Idaho. It became a leading EMSC pre-hospital education program until the development of PEPP. He's been one of the energizing forces behind the development and growth of the Intermountain Regional EMSC Coordinating Council (IRECC), of which he is an elected officer.
Breck worked with the Utah State Kids Coalition to develop a "Safe House" program in cooperation with the Utah State Fire Chief's Association. This program, with fully equipped "bicycle rodeo" trailers, was used throughout the state.
Breck helped coordinate efforts to formalize a public-private partnership with Primary Children's Hospital to ensure sufficient funding for EMSC for the long term. This included coordinating a statewide education effort at the legislative level.
In addition, he was awarded one of the two national Patient Safety Research Grants to study the efficacy of the Broselow-Luten System.
Mary Jean Erschen
2002 EMSC Project Coordinator of Distinction
Since 1998, Mary Jean Erschen has been the Wisconsin EMSC project coordinator. She assembled a multidisciplinary EMSC Advisory Board with task forces and committees comprised of more than 60 volunteers. In addition, she convinced the Wisconsin EMS system to create a permanent line item position for EMSC within the Bureau of EMS and Injury Prevention.
Mary Jean developed a prehospital training and refresher curricula for basic, intermediate and paramedic levels, including review and major revision of the neonatal sections of NHTSA's curricula, which included the development of lectures, and is a PEPP course coordinator. She also developed Pre-hospital Assessment and Treatment Guidelines for ALS and BLS providers.
Mary Jean also implemented the Child Alert Program for children with special health care needs now covering most regions of the state. She has worked with the Department of Education to develop a graduate-level program to train primary and secondary school teachers in incorporating injury prevention, first aid, and resuscitation education with the public school curriculum.
Tennessee EMSC Program
2002 EMSC State Achievement Award
The Tennessee EMSC Program began in 1994, and has made great strides in developing a statewide EMSC team with multiple state collaborations across the EMSC continuum. In 1998, Tennessee passed landmark pediatric emergency care legislation.
A collaboration with North Carolina EMSC and the American Heart Association resulted in the development of the Pediatric Emergency Care Course. Tennessee established partnerships with the Rural Health Association and the Tennessee hospital association and obtained a $300,000 grant to provide education and equipment to: 54 of Tennessee 's most rural counties; the Tennessee Department of Education to ensure curriculum standards for healthful living K-8; the Tennessee School Health Association to distribute the Emergency Guidelines for Schools to every public school in Tennessee; and the AAP other agencies to develop student health information plans for diabetes, sickle cell, asthma, severe allergy, and cardiac disorders.
In addition, Tennessee has established a separate not-for-profit entity to further the Tennessee EMSC advocacy initiatives. They have also worked with Family Voices to develop a training tool to teach and demonstrate the fundamentals of family-centered care to all children's hospitals in Tennessee.
Florida EMSC Program
2002 EMSC State Achievement Award
The Florida state program began in 1997. It has blossomed over the past few years, becoming more integrated with the Florida Bureau of EMS and the Florida Department of Health. The program has grown from a once-contracted part-time medical director and one part-time State of Florida employee, to include an EMSC physician consultant, an executive community health nursing director, EMSC project coordinator, a program specialist, an EMS/injury epidemiologist, and a part-time data and communications specialist.
A committee to advise the Department of Health on matters concerning preventative, pre-hospital, rehabilitative, and other post-medical care for children has been established, as well as collaborations with the Florida Greater Federation of Women's Clubs, Florida Emergency Medicine Foundation, American Academy of Pediatrics, Florida College of Emergency Physicians, Florida Emergency Nurses Association, Florida Pediatric Society, and many others.
The State of Florida has also implemented statewide initiatives such as the EMSC Needs Assessment, Emergency Department Preparedness for Pediatrics Project, PEPP, Risk Watch, National EMSC Day, EMSC Annual Award, Pediatric Disaster Pre-conference, and statewide education/communications projects.
Senator Peter Courtney
2002 EMSC State Legislator of the Year Award
In the fall of 1999, Jessica Howell died after a fall from her bicycle. As a result of this tragedy, her parents partnered with Keith Swanson, and began the journey to change the pediatric care system. Keith contacted Oregon State Senator Peter Courtney to lead the legislative process. Senator Courtney introduced Senate Bill 243 to the 2001 Legislative Session.
Many pediatric care providers from around Oregon endorsed this bill. Known as "Jessica's Bill," Senate Bill 243 was signed in a ceremony by Governor John A. Kitzhaber on August 2, 2001. Senator Courtney treated this bill as if it were the "biggest bill in the state," according to Keith. As a result of this legislation, the formalization of an EMSC program was established. This bill mandates the creation of an EMSC committee, hospital designation for pediatric care, and pediatric care guidelines for both EMS and hospital personnel.


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Initial checkin of unicode branch. This is incomplete. What works: o Cross-compile works on sparc and a lisp.core is created. This core is able to build code and appears to use 16-bit strings. What doesn't: o The sparc version is not able to rebuild itself. It hangs when trying to create a new lisp.core. o The x86 version will cross-compile, but worldload fails. The files being loaded have bizarre names. Probably some deftransform not working correctly. Issues: o Characters are still essentially 8 bits. This needs to be fixed. o All input/output is basically still 8 bits. Only the low 8 bits of a character are output. For input, characters are assumed to be 8-bit. o No external formats or anything is supported. o Readtable support not done. Use boot-2008-05-cross-unicode-{sparc,x86}.lisp to cross-compile the unicode changes. Untested whether this code can still be compiled without :unicode. Changes: code/array.lisp: o Base-char strings are 16 bits wide, not 8. code/c-call.lisp: o Define versions of DEPORT-GEN, %NATURALIZE-C-STRING to "handle" unicode strings. code/debug-info.lisp: o Adjust READ-VAR-STRING to use 16-bit strings. (Needed to at least to make the disassembler work.) code/debug.lisp: o Add address when printing out objects that can't be printed. (Generally useful and not just for unicode.) code/fd-stream.lisp: o Hack output routines to only use the low 8-bits of the character. (This needs significant work!) code/filesys.lisp: o Some debugging %primitive prints left in, but commented out, in PARSE-UNIX-NAMESTRING. code/lispinit.lisp: o Debugging %primitive print's for top-level forms. code/load.lisp: o Update FOP-SHORT-CHARACTER for unicode. But still only output the low 8 bits of a character to a fasl/core. This needs updating. o Hack routines for symbols to explicitly read in the individual bytes of the symbol/package name because READ-N-BYTES isn't working for us right now. o Update FOP-STRING/FOP-SMALL-STRING to read in 16-bit elements for strings. Full 16-bit strings supported. o Currently only write 8-bit chars for foreign names. This needs fixing. code/misc.lisp: o Register :unicode runtime feature. code/pathname.lisp: o Debugging %primitive prints left in, but commented out. code/stream.lisp: o Replace %primitive byte-blt with REPLACE for now to get the desired characters. code/unix-glibc2.lisp: o Workaround for unix-current-directory to return 16-bit strings. (Not necessary anymore?) o UNIX-RESOLVE-LINKS doesn't seem to like MAKE-STRING with an INITIAL-ELEMENT specified. Remove initial-element. (Needs fixing.) code/unix.lisp: o Same as for unix-glibc2.lisp compiler/array-tran.lisp: o Turn off the MAKE-STRING deftransform. o Update ARRAY-INFO to create 16-bit arrays for an element-type of base-char. compiler/dump.lisp: o Only dump 8-bit chars to a fasl for foreign fixups. o Explicitly dump the characters of symbol name. DUMP-BYTES not quite working for us now? o Make DUMP-SIMPLE-STRING dump all 16 bits of each character. o Characters are dumped as the low 8 bits. Needs fixing. compiler/generic/new-genesis.lisp: o STRING-TO-CORE writes 16-bit strings to the core file. o FOP-SHORT-CHARACTER for unicode added, but we still only write 8 bits to the core. (Needs fixing.) o COLD-LOAD-SYMBOL modified to read 16-bit characters from the fasl file to create a symbol. o FOP-UNINTERNED-SYMBOL-SAVE and FOP-UNINTERNED-SMALL-SYMBOL-SAVE reads 16-bit characters for symbol names. o FOP-STRING/FOP-SMALL-STRING reads 16-bit characters for strings. o FOP-FOREIGN-FIXUP and FOP-FOREIGN-DATA-FIXUP still only read 8-bit characters for foreign names. (Needs fixing.) compiler/generic/vm-tran.lisp: o New deftransforms to support unicode. Not the most efficient but should be workable for now. Old deftransforms didn't copy enough bits. o Deftransform for concatenate completely disabled. This needs fixing. compiler/sparc/array.lisp: o Change simple-string accessor to use halfword accessors instead of byte accessors. compiler/x86/array.lisp: o Change simple-string accessor to use halfword accessors instead of byte accessors. lisp/Config.linux_gencgc: o Define -DUNICODE as needed lisp/Config.sun4_solaris_sunc o Define -DUNICODE as needed. lisp/alloc.c: o alloc_string needs to allocate 16-bit strings lisp/backtrace.c: o Tell ldb backtrace how to print out 16-bit strings. This is a hack! lisp/gencgc.c: o Tell GC how long the 16-bit strings are now. lisp/interr.c: o Not really needed but make debug_print (aka %primitive print) support all objects by calling ldb's print function to print the object. lisp/os-common.c: o Add hack convert_lisp_string to take a 16-bit Lisp string and create a new string containing just the low 8 bits of each Lisp character. o OS foreign linkage stuff needs 8-bit strings, so we need to convert Lisp strings to the desired size. Very hackish! lisp/print.c: o Teach ldb how to print Lisp 16-bit strings. Currently, just dump out each byte of the 16-bit string. This needs major work! lisp/purify.c: o Teach purify about the 16-bit strings.
Always use prototype style function definitions. Consistently use the void keyword to specify empty parameter lists.
The subtype_Names array had one extra slot, so that closure_function_header and the following entries were not correct. Also, rename unused function header 1 and 2 to be "byte code function" and "byte code closure", respectively, since that's what internals.h says. We really need to generate this list during genesis or something instead of having to do this by hand!
This large checkin merges the double-double float support to HEAD. The merge is from the tag "double-double-irrat-end". The double-double branch is now obsolete. The code should build without double-double support (tested on sparc) as well as build with double-double support (tested also on sparc).
Tell ldb how to print out double-double-float, (simple-array double-double-float (*)), and (simple-array (complex double-double-float) (*)).
Update subtype_Names with the new double-double names.
Merge code from main branch of 2005-12-17 to ppc gencgc branch. Still doesn't work of course.
Indent all source files using GNU indent using the config in .indent.pro.
Print out more slots of a Weak pointer.
Symbols use the unused slot for a hash value now.
Print out slots in a complex array header, including dimensions.
put in the correct label for function object on x86 and amd64
More fixes for compiler warnings about printf arg types, implicit conversions to pointers from ints. Correct the return type of sigsegv_handle_now.
Fred Gilham's Lisp executable support for CMUCL.
- fix a signed/unsigned cast bug that was prevented the auto-gc-trigger from functioning correctly when using certain dynamic-space sizes (for platforms that don't have an internal gc trigger). - added a few #include files to avoid compiler warnings - changed some #ifdef semantics: DEBUG activates additional assertions, and PRINTNOISE activates debugging statements.
Checked in Brian Spilsbury's experimental Unicode, locales, and dialect support patchset. This lives on its own branch, so that people can play with it and tweak it, without disturbing 18e release engineering on the main branch. Bootstrapping has only been tried on LINKAGE_TABLE x86/Linux builds. A working cross-compile script is checked in under bootfiles/19a/boot1-cross-unicode.lisp. The script still leaves you with some interactive errors, on the cross compile, which you should answer with 2. See the mailing list for more information.
Mega commit to bring RELENG_18 branch in sync with HEAD in preparation for release tagging 18d.
o Correct the printing of instance objects for which the length was being incorrectly calculated.
Minor source cleanup.
This set of revisions brings the RELENG_18 branch up to HEAD in preparation for an 18c release.
Changes for Linux running on Alpha. From: Julian Dolby <email@example.com> Enclosed below are diffs against the cvs repository as of Feb 12; aside from minor changes like using different include files (e.g. validate.h instead of x86-validate.h in Linux-os.c) and adding alpha-linux specifics unix-glibc2.lisp, there are two code changes. The first is to signal handling. I had to put the POSIX-SIGS ifdefs into places used by alpha but not by x86, and I ifdef'ed out most of the linux #define kludges for signals for alpha linux, since alpha linux uses OSF/1 signals rather than linux ones. The second is that the trick of or'ing 2 into the reg_ALLOC address to cause faults does not work on alpha linux since the kernel traps and handles the unaligned access; I did not find a way to change that kernel behavior, so I changed the code to or (1<<63) into the address to cause a seg fault, and then check, in the seg fault handler, to see if the high-order address bits are set. One change I made is to the memory layout (lisp/alpha-validate.h and compiler/alpha/parms.lisp); that change is not needed to make lisp run on alpha linux, but is there because I wanted more heap space.
Replace uses of gets with the safer fgets; from Peter Van Eynde.
This (huge) revision brings the RELENG_18 branch up to the current HEAD. Note code/unix-glib2.lisp not yet included -- not sure it is ready to go.
Print the slots of funcallable-instances.
Long-float support.
Print the value slot for value cell objects.
Update the object printing so that it works in the presence of signed arrays, complex floats, complex float arrays, and the scavenger hook.
Have brief_print reset cur_depth to 0, as it can be left higher after a throw_to_monitor from continue_p which causes objects to not be printed. From Timothy Miller.
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Having completed his transfer from hometown club Vitesse Arnhem early in July, the 20-year-old barely had time to settle before embarking on the club's pre-season tour of Asia, which was followed soon after by a four-game trip to the US.
The midfielder, however, who represented his country in their 1-1 midweek draw against Portugal, has earned many plaudits for his performances in a Chelsea shirt thus far, with his combative tackling and composure when in possession catching the eye.
'I'm looking forward to the first game,' he tells the official Chelsea website. 'Pre-season is always important as you are working towards the first game and you want to show people what you can do. I'm hoping to be involved against Hull City and it will be nice for me to go to Stamford Bridge.
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After creating the key pair, the next step is to configure Enigmail. To do so, first launch Thunderbird. Experienced Thunderbird users will notice a new menu item, OpenPGP, which lets you access the Enigmail add-on functionality (see Figure 1).
If you used your distribution's tools to set up the components, you do not need to configure anything now. The OpenPGP | Preferences… box looks fairly spartan (see Figure 2). If you have multiple installations or Enigmail fails to find the installation, just set the right path to GnuPG here.
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Clicking on Display Expert Settings takes you to the advanced configuration, which gives you some interesting – and perhaps some unnecessary – options. In the Sending tab, you can enable Add my own key to the recipients list so you can decrypt messages that you send later. In the Advanced tab, you might also want to enable the Encrypt replies to encrypted messages to avoid forgetting to encrypt a confidential exchange. Also, you should enable '--' is a signal separator and Use '<' and '>' to specify email addresses. When you are done, you can close the settings dialog.
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