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In the Spring 2010 issue of LawNotes, we published a feature story entitled "Mergers & Acquisitions," in which we shared six stories of BLS alumni who met at the Law School and married – one couple from every decade from the 1950s through the present day. The story was inspired by Joshua D. Kirshner '04 and Amy Rozenfeld '04, a couple who met and fell in love while at the Law School.
In researching "Mergers & Acquisitions," we discovered that hundreds of couples had met at BLS, and there are many more BLS alumni who met before or after law school. In fact, there are so many couples that we hosted a Valentine's Day party last February to celebrate their love of the law…and each other.
We are delighted to present an ever-growing section of our Web site dedicated to couples who credit BLS as both their alma matter and their dating service. We received emails and letters from many couples who wrote in to tell us, in their own words, the story of their own "mergers and acquisitions." We look forward to hearing from more couples, and welcome stories of all partnerships for inclusion on the site.
To share alumni news or stories with BLS, please email us at email@example.com or fill out the form by following the link to the right.* denotes the person has passed away.♥ denotes the couple is engaged.
Nicholas J. Minella '03Emily J. Thompson '04
"Married October 2006. (Thank you, Prof. Pitler and Criminal Procedure!)"
—Nicholas J. Minella and Emily J. Thompson
Joshua D. Kirshner '04Amy Rozenfeld '04
Bryan C. Bughman '04Skye S. Philips '05
Casimir W. Cook '04Deanna (Pisoni) Cook '10
"While we did not meet at BLS. We met in the neighborhood of Carroll Gardens and courted through much of her first year at BLS. I remember giving Deanna the heads-up on certain professors and what not. I recall meeting her after night classes to carry her books and walk her home. I would make her study snacks during exams and even took a day off here and there from my own practice just in case she needed some snacks, a walk or anything. BLS was a part of both of our separate lives and is a part of our life together — a wonderful part at that."
—Casimir W. Cook
John J. Rizio-Hamilton '04Marji Molavi '04
"We met once assigned to the same Moot Court team."
—John J. Rizio-Hamilton and Marji Molavi
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Living History Day: Schools brought their students and gave them an educational experience geared to show what life was like before, during and after the Civil War Over the years, hundreds of school children from the surrounding counties have been able to experience first hand what it would be like to go back in time. What a phenomenal learning opportunity for the students.
Battles took place on both Saturday and Sunday along with a Ladies Tea and an evening ball. The towns people and churches laid out a huge spread of food for Saturday's evening meal in which all participants were invited. Displays and demonstrations for the students on Friday provided opportunities all weekend long for visitors and towns people to learn first hand what life was like during the Civil War.
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how do we get bee bee trees fom od?
how do we get bee bee trees fom od?
You'll have to contact him.
Regards, Barry
Just got my BeeBee trees from Frank, looking great from their trip, added a bit of water and will plant this weekend, will order more next year.
Quick shipping and excellent packaging...
Regardless of how much we all tease Oliver he's a stand up guy. Just received my clubs tree shipment from him.
I received my trees today. Paid for 10 and he sent 13! Now I need to buy 3 more pots. Can't wait until April so I can plant them.
I read online that it takes up to 7 years for them to have blossoms. Is that true?
[QUOTE=LeonardS;885619 I read online that it takes up to 7 years for them to have blossoms. Is that true?[/QUOTE]
Tell us in seven years how long it took. I don't know. I would think less.
Ordered some BEE BEE trees and received the trees very fast and in terrific shape. Have planted them and can't wait for them to begin growing. If you would like some great BEE BEE trees, contact odfrank. I will definitely buy from him again.
I received mine with some extra whips to boot!
The box looked like it went through some rough travel, but the extra care taken on packing kept the trees in great shape.
They are in the ground and I am excited to watch them grow in the coming months.
Thanks odfrank!
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Regards, Barry
My trees came last week. The packing was great, the trees looked awesome, all are now heeled into a bucket of sand waiting for the ground to thaw. Thank you, here's hoping it doesn't take seven years to see a flower!
My trees came and they look great. After the Bee Bee trees arrived they were put in a pro-mix "sandwich." Heavy paper leaf bag, pro mix, trees, pro-mix, and then wrapped at the root to make a paper pot (secured with string). Then the trees were placed in heavy plastic bag and put in an unheated building. Come spring I can unwrap this "sandwich" and plant. I also received a bonus tree-so a bee friend will benefit from Mr. Frank's Bee Bee trees.
Send me an email and I will contact you in December when they are ready for bareroot shipment.
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Regards, Barry
Great service, prompt shipping. Ordered 10 received 12. Thanks
I ordered some seeds from Oliver and recieved them promptly. I stratified them for two months and took them out of the refridgerator on 4/10. I just got around to planting them today. Some of the seeds had already started to germinate! It is surprising how small the seeds are.
My whips for January 2015 bare root shipping are growing well, some over 36 " tall. If you want some, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and I will contact you around New Years.


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Eagles Win a Pair at the FGCU Spring Break Tourney
FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast University softball team improved its record to 19-6 on Saturday after a pair of wins over St. Bonaventure and St. Francis. The Eagles defeated St. Francis in game one of a double-header by a score of 11-6 and St. Bonaventure by a score of 6-3 in game two of the double-header.
In game one, junior Dana Frantz (Brighton, Mich.) got the win while going the distance, allowing four runs on six hits while striking out three. Roz Tyree (Lake City, Fla.) led the way offensively for the Eagles going 2-5 with five RBI's and two runs scored, while Desiree Miller (Hartville, Ohio) was 1-4 with three RBI's. Carmen Paez (Belle Glade, Fla.) continued her hot hitting going 1-2 with a homerun, two RBI's, 3 runs scored, and two walks.
In game two, Morgan Campen (Rougemont, N.C.) picked up her sixth win of the season while throwing a complete game, allowing only three runs on six hits while striking out seven. Carmen Paez was 1-3 with two RBI's, Samantha Waldron (Plant City, Fla.) was also 1-3 with two RBI's, and senior Cheyenne Jenks (Naples, Fla.) was 2-4 with an RBI.
The Eagles will be back in action on Sunday when they battle Northern Illinois in game one of a double-header at 8 A.M. followed by Mount St. Mary at 1:00 P.M. in game two of the double-header.
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If you don't know Port from Starboard, don't waste your time looking at this book. This book is to give laughs to real boaters!
Scally 'n Wagg are two cartoon characters marooned on a raft. Dick Hull met them when assigned to check out their wonderful stories
Here are some of his cartoons showing those funny nautical situations.
NOTE: This book is a deluxe addition of the
softcover copy of the Scally 'n Wagg Book'.
It comes in a hard cover with an Imagewrap, large format (10x8 inches), premium paper and library binding.


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Friday, June 23, 2006
A Friday Ramble Through Truth and Beauty
The July 2006 issue of SIGHT & SOUND is on newsstands this week, with Gael Garcia Bernál on the cover. In this month's issue, my "NoZone" column is devoted to the Zeitgeist Films DVD release, WRITER OF O, Pola Rapaport's extraordinary docudrama about Pauline Réàge, the pseudonymous author of the novel THE STORY OF O.
Speaking as a novelist, I find it very rare that any film accurately conveys the passion and interpersonal politics involved in writing fiction, but Ms. Rapaport's grasp of these was so knowing that I found her film an unexpectedly moving experience. Never before in the years I've been writing this column have I ever been motivated to seek out a filmmaker to express my feelings directly, but in this case I did, and I found Pola to be an appreciative and equally generous correspondent. In fact, I was so pleased by the response I got from Pola that I subsequently followed my emotions once again and wrote directly to Jonathan Weiss, the filmmaker responsible for the movie I'm reviewing in the August 2006 S&S, THE ATROCITY EXHIBITION.
I found both of these pictures to be fairly astonishing experiences, and especially in today's world, films made in a spirit of acute honesty and audacity and non-conformity need to be encouraged. Reviews alone would have done the trick, at least the usual trick, but something about the feelings these films awoke (or disturbed) in me encouraged me, for once (well, for twice) to step outside my usual professional boundaries and speak even more directly of their importance and impact to the people who made them.
I wish I had done this with Krzysztof Kieslowski when I first saw THE DOUBLE LIFE OF VERONIQUE, but a film like that (and all the ones that followed) struck me then and still strikes me as the work of a God. I am still astounded whenever I see archival footage of Kieslowski working or being interviewed and see evidence that he was like any number of other people I've known -- rumpled, underslept, carelessly dressed, smoking too much. It also astounds me that all of the amazing women who starred in his greatest films are a decade younger than I am, more or less -- not because I dupe myself into thinking I'm younger than I am, but because these films speak to me with the voice of eternity. They have a power and an inevitability and a perfection that seems to somehow pre-exist not only me, but everything.
Perfection in art has always had that effect on me, as has perfection in design. As a child, I had a terrible time absorbing beauty; I flinched from moments of beauty in movies as much as I hid my eyes during moments of horror. I actually hid my eyes during PINOCCHIO -- not when Lampwick was turning into the donkey (a scene I still find terrifying today), but whenever the Blue Fairy was on the screen, because she was so (too) radiantly beautiful. In the first grade, I can remember a time when the teacher rearranged our desks from the usual parallel queues into clusters of four -- two sets of desks facing one another. To my dismay, I was seated opposite the prettiest little girl in the class (I still remember her name, but I'm not telling you) and started spending all my time either looking down at my desktop or just past her head. If I looked up, I actually began to feel dizzy -- and this is first grade, mind you; it wasn't sexual, it was aesthetic, it was the frigging Stendhal Syndrome. I'm sure I must have feigned illness to skip school a few times just to spare myself those hours of emotional distress. It's a good thing I got over such aversions, but I still carry some emotional residue of them -- like this distance I've tended to impose on myself in regard to filmmakers I admire... or at least those whom I worship, as the case may be.
Perhaps my intense youthful reaction to beauty was the reason why Mario Bava's work spoke to me so directly, with its uncanny knack for tapping the beauty of horror and the ominous power of great beauty. One of my duties this week has been to give my Bava book a final read-through -- my first-ever read-through of an actual-size, illustrated print-out, so this is my first inkling of the power the book is going to have in its final presentation. The pages are in black-and-white at this point, but as I've been making my way through the pages, I have been revisited at times by that old PINOCCHIO feeling -- moved to deep and grateful emotion by the beauty of Bava's aesthetics, and by Donna's confident and potent presentation of my text and the other materials. To my surprise and gratification, I'm finding that reading this book conveys a feeling I never expected: the uncanny sensation of watching a movie.
Without leaving my house, without even loading a camera, I've made a movie too.
Thursday, June 22, 2006
A Call from Mr. Charles Kilgore
A couple of nights ago, I had occasion to enjoy a lengthy telephone conversation with Charles Kilgore, the erstwhile publisher-editor of the award-winning fanzine ECCO: THE WORLD OF BIZARRE VIDEO. We've been friends for more than sixteen years now, and Donna and I get together for dinner with Charles and the charming Mrs. Kilgore every other year when they visit family in Cincinnati over the holidays. As well as we get along, we speak irregularly -- I don't know why -- so we had a lot of catching up to do. It was good catching up, comparing notes on films and music, and also on matters of life and death. This particular talk was prompted a mutual wish to commiserate in the wake of Audrey Campbell's death, because it was Charles who put her and me in touch initially.
Charles also broke the news to me about the death of another friend we had in common, Sam Stetson, an adult film scholar and researcher who passed away last December 27 as the result of a brain tumor. Sam entered my life many years ago, after VW published a news story about a domestic video release called THE SEDUCTION OF AMY, which turned out to be a retitling of one of Jean Rollin's hardcore films, PHANTASMES (1975). Sam provided me with a copy and he and I swapped tapes for awhile; Sam had also built his own 16mm to video chain set-up, and it was he who provided us with the rare "Captain Howdy" images from the EXORCIST TV spots that we published way back in our 6th issue. In the days before Something Weird and Retro-Seduction Cinema, I got most of my Joe Sarno titles from Sam's collection. He also put me in touch with Joe, with whom I continue to stay in touch by phone... and I, in turn, introduced Sam to the Kilgores, who lived near him. Sam came to Fanex in 1992 to meet EUROPEAN TRASH CINEMA's Craig Ledbetter and me, and I have a lasting memory of his story about working as a taxi driver in Los Angeles in the early 1940s and picking up a hooded fare at a remote house one evening who turned out to be Peter Lorre! As my own interest in adult films is limited, Sam and I gradually fell out of touch, but his friendship with the Kilgores, however, turned out to be lifelong and fortuitous; they were of great assistance to him in his last years, and Charles and his wife were astonished to discover, after Sam's death, that he had willed them his house. Charles and I hadn't spoken since last December, before this happened, and I was sorry to hear about Sam's passing.
Whenever people learn of my friendship with Charles (which is a pseudonym, by the way), they often ask if there's ever going to be another issue of ECCO. Considering that the most recent issue (#22) was published eight years ago, this is quite a compliment -- and a well-deserved one. In a nutshell, ECCO was a literate, intelligent, well-written exploration of the films no one else wanted to write about -- K. Gordon Murray movies, X-rated Westerns, swamp movies, hillbillies in the cinema. It also appeared at a time when these movies were harder to find on video, which made its scholarship all the more remarkable. Over the past eight years, Charles has been promising to do at least one more issue, but when I asked him about ECCO's status this time, I found his intentions somewhat revised.
Now in his 50s, Charles tells me that his retirement is coming up in two years and, rather than try to squeeze out another issue in his spare time at this point in his life, he'd rather wait until he can devote his full time to reviving ECCO. He also said that, if and when ECCO returns, it is likely to reincarnate as an online magazine or blog -- and it won't be returning with the subtitle "THE WORLD OF BIZARRE VIDEO." Since ECCO last appeared, the word "bizarre" has been co-opted by the the rubber and latex fetish communities, and Charles doesn't wish to encourage any misunderstandings -- "You wouldn't believe some of the catalogues and things I get in the mail," he chuckled. He also confessed to having lost a good deal of his interest in exploitation films in the past few years, and said that any reincarnation of ECCO would have to reflect his growing interest in international art cinema to be worth his while.
Whatever ECCO becomes, it will be worth reading... and certainly worth the wait.
Tonight's the Night
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Remo D. Hits One Hundred
Congratulations are also due to another VW contributor!
Shane M. Dallmann joined our Kennel in 1995 as an eloquent and insightful Godzilla commentator in VIDEO WATCHDOG SPECIAL EDITION #2, and he joined VW properly with issue #46, in 1998. But since January 2002, Shane has been moonlighting as "Remo D.," the debonair horror host of the Monterey, California-based public access telecast REMO D.'S MANOR OF MAYHEM. This coming weekend, Remo D. (pictured) will be serving up his... 100th feature film presentation!
Special times call for special pictures, and this weekend's honored cinematic spectacle will be the 1932 classic THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME, starring Fay Wray, Leslie Banks, and Joel McCrea. Shane promises that the show will be "filled with surprises from both the past and the future!" This milestone broadcast also happens to be coinciding with this weekend's Monster Bash, so if you're attending with a laptop, why not entice some friends up to your room for a MANOR OF MAYHEM viewing party?
Air times are Friday, June 23rd through Sunday, June 25th... Friday and Saturday at 10:00PM Pacific, and Saturday and Sunday at 5:00AM Pacific, and it can be found in the Monterey area on Cable Channel 24 (AMP) or online at http://www.ampmedia.org/ -- choose "Programs" and then "Live Stream" for Channel 24.
Our most frightful felicitations to Shane (a host with a hook, if ever there was one) and all of his crepuscular compatriots in the Manor of Mayhem!
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
... to Stephen Jones and VW contributor Kim Newman, whose anthology HORROR: ANOTHER 100 BEST BOOKS has won the Horror Writers Association's coveted Bram Stoker Award for the Best Non-Fiction Book of 2005!
Other Bram Stoker Award winners include:
Novel: CREEPERS by David Morrell and DREAD IN THE BEAST by Charlee Jacob (tie)
First Novel: SCARECROW GODS by Weston Ochse
Long Fiction: "Best New Horror" by Joe Hill
Short Fiction: "We Now Pause for Station Identification" by Gary Braunbeck
Fiction Collection: TWENTIETH CENTURY GHOSTS by Joe Hill
Anthology: DARK DELICACIES edited by Jeff Gelb and Del Howison
Poetry Collection: FREAKCIDENTS by Michael A. Arnzen and SINEATER by Charlee Jacob (tie)
Speciality Press Award: Necessary Evil Press
Richard Laymon / President's Award: Lisa Morton
Lifetime Achievement Award: Peter Straub
VW's Stephen R. Bissette and I were among the contributors to HORROR: ANOTHER 100 BEST BOOKS and we're proud of the book and this victory. It's also presently a nominee for Best Non-Fiction Book on the International Horror Guild Awards ballot (as is Kim's "long fiction" piece for SciFi.com, "The Serial Murders"), and we certainly wish it and him well.
Monday, June 19, 2006
Carburetors, Man. That's What Life is All About.
PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE 1974, Gaumont/Hollywood Classics Limited, DD-2.0 or 5.1/DTS 5.1/MA/LB/16:9/ST/+, $31.95, 87m 48s, PAL DVD-0
Jeffrey Comanor, Harold Oblong (Peter Elbling) and Archie Hahn.
I mentioned performance, but merely mentioning it downplays the fact that everyone here was inspired to give their very best work, and performances such as those given by Jessica Harper, Paul Williams, Gerrit Graham and William Finley (so magnificently unlike his sinister menace in SISTERS) only seem sweeter with the passing of time. Harper, of course, had the talent and charisma to become a major star, not to mention a uniquely smoky gamine quality, but her audacious career choices (INSERTS, PENNIES FROM HEAVEN, SHOCK TREATMENT and, of course, SUSPIRIA) and self-confessed independent streak worked against this, but she's played her career her way and undoubtedly derived great satisfaction from it. Also delightful is MEAN STREETS star George Memmoli as Philbin ("She was more than just a piece to me -- she was the light of my life!"). Had he lived, he would have surely gone on to become a SOPRANOS cast member.
I would love for someone to persuade me otherwise, but I've always found PHANTOM loses its momentum after its climactic rooftop sequence where the Phantom (William Finley) attempts suicide after witnessing a tryst between the evil Swan (Paul Williams) and his beloved interpreter Phoenix (Jessica Harper) and discovers himself and Swan both signed to contracts with the Devil. The remainder of the picture too abruptly switches gears from sprightly dark comedy to outright cynicism and tragedy, and the grand Dionysian finale at the Paradise is too shapeless and uncontrolled a conclusion to a story that is otherwise so well-constructed and resilient in the face of darkness. Had the film ended there, it would have been seriously compromised but, somehow, the end credits montage -- set to an extended take of Williams' rollicking "The Hell of It" -- succeeds in rescuing everything at the last minute. The Nino Rota-like music accompanies a montage of all the casting and performance coups, which is enough to refresh our emotional memory as to how wittily and wonderfully we've just been entertained, and send us out of the viewing experience on a cloud.
A star is born: Jessica Harper as Phoenix.
As mentioned above, the domestic DVD issue of PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE was a serious disappointment. The French disc looks cleaner and moderately sharper, but, for reasons unknown to me, never on home video -- not on Beta, VHS, laserdisc, or DVD -- has the film ever conveyed the sparkle or the vivid presence it had in 35mm. Though the 1.85:1 anamorphic transfer here is a notable improvement, the source elements include individual shots that look noticeably paler than the surrounding material, as if some footage had to be recovered from secondary elements and heavily cleaned. The continuing dullish complexion of the image may have something to do with the extensive optical work imposed on the film in post-production (to replace the "Swan Song" logo with that of "Death Records," when Led Zeppelin's newly-named record label brought suit against the film's producers); in the accompanying documentary, both DePalma and editor Paul Hirsch mourn the loss of the film they originally made, a "sinuous beauty" beside which the known version would be no more than an ugly stepsister. But this can't be the entire explanation because the film had a more lustrous, ebullient look in its initial theatrical playdates. Incidentally, though the packaging specifies this as a Region 2 disc, it is PAL Region 0.
The French disc offers the English and French 2.0 stereo tracks found on the domestic release, as well as brand new DD 5.1 and DTS 5.1 audio remixes. All of the musical performances are post-synchronized, so, even at its best, the music has no "live" presence and the studio recordings have a studied execution that's somewhat at odds with the freewheeling performances. That criticism aside, the presentation of the songs is unfailingly exciting, and DePalma's imagination as a director of musical sequences, hereafter untapped, is one of the film's greatest strengths. All of the soundtrack options are a delight, but the 2.0 mix needs cranking up; once the volume is adjusted, it improves upon the strictly separated stereo channels of the theatrical prints with a still discrete, yet more organic, embracing stereo image. Of the two five-channel mixes, both are outstanding -- what they do with the background vocals is especially revelatory -- but the DTS has the more shapely bass signal to our ears. If only the soundtrack album was available in a 5.1 mix..."No one but Phoenix can sing FAUST! Anyone who tries... dies!"
A second disc includes "Paradise Regained," a delightful 50m 14s documentary that interviews nearly all of the surviving principals, including producer Edward Pressman, cameraman Larry Pizer, and editor Paul Hirsch (who contributes some of the best anecdotes). One wishes it had been a bit longer, because mention of how the production was slapped with four different lawsuits after Fox acquired the film for $2,000,000 does not explain how these respective suits were satisfied or dropped. People who love the film will be gratified by the actors' acknowledgement of the film's importance to them, and amused by their accounts of encounters with fans over the years. There are two minor sources of frustration. First of all, the documentary was clearly produced with the French DVD in mind, and Gerrit Graham chooses to reply to some questions in unsubtitled French. It's very basic French, though, and not too hard to follow. (Graham also contributes a 50s introduction to the film in French.) Secondly, cast member Archie Hahn is present at the interview of fellow Juicy Fruits member Peter Elbling (who worked under the name "Harold Oblong") but isn't interviewed onscreen, instead popping into frame now and again as Elbling's faux make-up man. His input would have been more desirable than the joke. Other extras include a 10m monologue of reminiscence from costumer Rosanna Norton (welcome but too long by half, frankly), a fake commercial with William Finley pitching a Phantom action figure that was actually once marketed in Japan, two trailers, and a French music video by Bob Sinclar ("I Feel for You") inspired by the "singers audition" scene in PHANTOM.
In the "Paradise Regained" documentary, Jessica Harper observes: "In the film [DePalma] depicts the entertainment business as being sleazy and I think there's no question... it still is sleazy, and it always will be, with a few elements of truth and beauty." PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE is surely one of those elements -- a film very much of its time whose pleasures, like its warnings, somehow never grow old.
The Gaumont disc of PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE is available here.


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Basic Survival Skills and the Probationary Firefighter - Part 3
So far in Parts 1 and 2, we have discussed the core basics of firefighter safety and survival that every new or probationary firefighter must develop and attempt to master over the course of their fire-service careers. There's so much to learn and so...
So far in Parts 1 and 2, we have discussed the core basics of firefighter safety and survival that every new or probationary firefighter must develop and attempt to master over the course of their fire-service careers. There's so much to learn and so much to master, as it relates to this topic. It's impossible to absorb it all and become proficient at each and every safety and survival skill in just a few short months. This is why your continued training and study is so critical.
Today, we seek to answer the question, "What skills should I have a working knowledge of?" Every probationary firefighter should leave their basic training with a certain degree of confidence, that in the event something went wrong, they can help themselves or at the very least direct assistance to themselves quickly.
This article covers basic survival skills. Each of the skills and techniques are highlighted and can form the basics of any survival program. Each topic is covered briefly and is designed to point out techniques that a member should have mastery of. For each skill discussed below, your next action is to explore each of these in depth. This can be part of a continuous company training program or possibly devoting several days of training at a fire academy for one specific topic.
These topics are each of great value, but by no means are the only techniques. A good, quality survival program leaves you with the knowledge that you can begin helping yourself at any emergency.
Team Effort
Before we begin talking about techniques all members must be familiar with, it is critical to emphasize that firefighting is a team effort. Our safety and survival is enhanced when a sufficient amount of competent personnel, who are properly equipped, are available.
Some tactics and techniques that directly relate to firefighter safety and survival are beyond the probationary firefighter's ability. For example, an incident commander has a leading roll in keeping his or her members safe from harm. Just some of these precautions include the following:
Adequate scene lighting, both inside and outside
Effective, adequate, and controlled ventilation removes combustible and poisonous gases, reduces the danger of flashover and backdraft, and increases visibility. Ventilation is not an afterthought; it must be considered often and adjusted as needed.
- A strong incident command system (ICS) where accountability is provided for all responders
- A rapid intervention company (RIC) or companies. This must be more than just a "check in the box." An RIC is a sufficient amount of highly trained and competent personnel (at least half a dozen) who are properly equipped and capable of going into action instantly!
- Two sustained water supplies (redundancy enhances survival)
- An attack line of appropriate diameter and flow to prevent the danger of flashover. The unburned combustible gases overhead are just looking to ignite. With enough heat and oxygen, the potential exists for members to be incinerated! A charged hoseline must be staffed and protecting the members conducting operations inside the building. In most instances, it will be positioned between the life hazard and the fire. A well-placed attack line protects members from extreme forms of fire behavior.
- A backup line of equal to or greater diameter than the attack line. The backup line provides the same or more water in the event the attack line encounters difficulty (i.e., a burst length, loss of water supply, severe fire conditions, etc.)
- Progress reports. Division and Group Supervisors and/or firefighters and fire officers in key positions (roof, rear of the building, exposures, etc.) must give periodic reports to the Incident Commander (IC). The quality of Information, Intelligence, and Reconnaissance all directly affect whether people will live or die. These key players become the IC's eyes and ears (see Figure 1).
- A sufficient tactical reserve of resources ready to expand the IC's strategy if conditions rapidly change
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But even after the thunder and lightning pass, they know the danger isn't over yet; lightning sparked fires can happen days after the storm.
"I heard a story of it hitting a root in a tree, and then it smoldered for 7 days and traveled across, then actually came up out of the ground 100 yards from where it had struck," Fire District 8 Deputy Chief Greg Godfrey told KHQ's Kelsey Watts.
District 8 allowed KHQ on a ride-along with a fire engine Tuesday – just one day after battling three brushfires on Spokane's South Hill.
"We've had some fires that have gotten up to 1 or 2,000 acres already," Godfrey added. "So my anticipation is, we're going to have an early season, and a long season."
The Department of Natural Resources is also getting ready, moving some engines from the west side of the state to be stationed at Ellensburg, ready to go. It has a fire boss in Deer Park, a rotor in Omak, and all the engines are fully staffed – nobody gets a day off with a red flag warning in effect.
"Any fire that starts during red flag warnings has the potential to get very big, very quickly," a DNR spokesperson added.
On the Colville Reservation, crews told KHQ they were looking to get a helicopter Tuesday to fly over the region looking for smoke. The helicopter would also be able to carry a water bucket to help with suppression efforts should a fire start there.
The Fire Chief of District 3 in Cheney said they will remain vigilant with these conditions. A representative for Fire District 9 in north Spokane County said yes the risk is high, but "we're in the business of readiness, this is what we do all the time."
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Paula Patton's long and winding road to red carpet redemption kick started at the 5th Annual ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Luncheon, held in Beverly Hills yesterday evening.
The hit-or-miss actress stumbled onto a rare hit wearing a white Marchesa cap-sleeve frock with silver embroidery along the bustline – I guess her stylist loves her again.
The glam look was accessorized with silver metallic Giuseppe Zanotti pointed toe pumps and a bright red lippie.
Paula really needed this hit because I had all but given up on her.
I'm also happy to report that she's finaly dropped the standing on one leg pose.
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Charges have been dismissed against a Marshall County man whose dogs allegedly attacked an elderly Arab woman.
As it turns out, Marshall County's animal control officer who filed the charges failed to show in court.
Without a witness, the judge dismissed the case.
Richard Sloan had been charged with dogs running at large, but now those charges are dropped.
The charges stem from an incident where Eunice Hyatt was brutally attacked in the face by dogs, which put her in the hospital and subsequent therapy.
The incident happened at Hyatt's home off Ruth Road last October when she was with her niece at her carport.
Hyatt has said this isn't the first time Sloan's dogs have gotten out and threatened her.
Neighbors also tell WAFF 48 News the same, and some say they've felt like prisoners in their own homes because of it.
Because Sloan wasn't found not guilty, prosecutors say the charges can be brought back up.
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Wadlopen: students take up the Dutch national pastime.
A geography professor writes about walking the mudflats of the Wadden Sea during last spring's Semester in the Netherlands.
September 19, 2012 | Henk Aay
Art professor uses her new exhibition to spotlight Mexican victims of crime.
For Voces, her new exhibition, Mandy Cano Villalobos has embroidered 400 white shirts with the names of murder victims.
October 26, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Supporting math teaching in GR schools
Jan Koop has landed her fourth consecutive grant to work with Grand Rapids-area math teachers.
July 19, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Sins, virtues and big fish at gallery debut
Sins and virtues hang side-by-side at the opening exhibition of the New Center Art Gallery.
October 19, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Anthropology professor wins leadership award
Mwenda Ntarangwi was honored with the Distinguished Leadership and Scholarship Award from the Association for Africanist Anthropology.
December 03, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
William Spoelhof in bronze
A bust of William Spoelhof created by 1958 Calvin alumnus Ken Hoving now sits atop a pedestal in the remodeled atrium of the Spoelhof Center.
December 08, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
Celebrating women
March is Women's History Month, and the gender studies minor at Calvin is marking the occasion by featuring three books about gender issues.
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Professor and students research Great Lakes birds
A Calvin College professor of biology and three students are researching the effects of pollution on Great Lakes colonial water birds.
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Amazing race: the finale
Students on the Amazing Race interim dug for cows, went "cliff-diving" into the pool and made a mad dash for the finish.
February 01, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Puzzling and Koninginnedag-ing for Dutch heritage
For Dutch Heritage Month many activities and events have taken place from finishing a 9,000 piece puzzle to the celebration of the Koninginnedag or "queen's day."
April 03, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
A Fashion Show and Sweatshop Simulation
The Fashion Advisory Board (FAB) at Calvin College will pair a fashion show with a sweatshop simulation to raise awareness of fashion as both an art form and a legitimate interest for Christians.
March 22, 2006 | Myrna Anderson
Remembering 9-11
Calvin faculty, staff and students remember where they were and what they did on September 11, 2001.
September 09, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Mourning Marvin Zuidema
In his 43 years at Calvin, Marv Zuidema coached tennis, baseball, and, for 36 years, soccer.
June 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Senior Design Open House
Senior engineers are doing a lot of fine-tuning (and snacking) as they get ready for their annual design showcase.
May 04, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
English grad wins on Jeopardy
Cathy Guiles, formerly of the staff of Chimes, recently competed on three episodes of Jeopardy and won two.
March 23, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
The CRC Prayer Summit
A Calvin contingent will learn the Korean way of prayer at a three-day event in California.
April 05, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Senior nurses highlight healthcare
Calvin College nursing students hold session on improving healthcare access in local neighborhoods.
March 12, 2007 | Myrna Anderson
From 57 colleges
This year's Faith and International Development Conference, which drew around 450 students from 57 U.S. and Canadian colleges and universities to the Calvin campus, took the theme of "Partnership: United in Service."
February 12, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
A silent retreat
On Friday evening, October 2, a contingent of Calvin students, faculty, staff, spouses and friends will drive down to Camp Geneva in Holland, Mich. For the 24 hours that follow, they're going to practice being very, very quiet.
October 02, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
Atop St. Adalbert's Basilica
On a recent Friday evening, Michael Rodriguez left his keys behind at work. His workplace was locked. It was also 150 feet in the air—at the top of the scaffolding that currently runs alongside the south bell tower of the Basilica of St. Adalbert.
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A stirring ceremony, string of emotional eulogies and mix of tradition hymns and Frank Sinatra ballads Monday morning headlined the somber send-off of a beloved White Plains firefighter.
Deputy Chief William Delanoy, 58, died unexpectedly of a heart attack last Wednesday, leaving behind his wife and high school sweetheart Joanne, father Joe, and three sons, Christopher, Gregory and Paul.
Delanoy was a 35-year veteran of the department, as is his father. His son, Christopher, is currently a White Plains firefighter.
Fire vehicles and civilian cars lined the block of South Lexington Avenue cordoned off for Delanoy's funeral Monday, and speakers outside of Mount Carmel Church boomed tributes read by family members, friends and fire department colleagues.
"We will never forget you or the legacy you left us," said David Chong, White Plains' commissioner of public safety and a long-time friend of Delanoy. "That's our Billy, the man, the legend, the friend, the angel and a true son of the City of White Plains."
Chong said Delanoy's number, 2, will be retired by the department.
A legion of firefighters in pressed dress blues stood solemly at attention Monday morning, and department heads took time to thank the packed pews—and city—for paying respects. City restaurants pitched in food, city cleaners opened their doors to press flags and uniforms, and the DPW tackled snow-covered South Lexington to honor Delanoy aid his grieving family, officials said.


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CSC rodeo team returns to action this weekend
The Chadron State College rodeo team will swing back into action this weekend, when Gillette College hosts its rodeo. The performances in Gillette's Cam-Plex will begin at 7 o'clock Friday and Saturday nights and 11 a.m. Sunday.
CSC rodeo coach Dustin Luper said 14 women and 18 men have entered the rodeo, which will be the first of five this spring in the Central Rocky Mountain Region.
Five rodeos also were held last fall in the region. The CSC women are fourth in the team standings while the men are eighth. There are 12 women's teams and 13 men's teams in the region, which includes CSC and schools in Colorado and Wyoming.
Luper said CSC has numerous capable contestants. However, most of them will have to show more consistency this spring to be among the top three in their events and qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo at the end of the season.
The two CSC students the highest in their events so far are Shelby Winchell of Scottsbluff, who is second in goat tying with 440 points, and Mitch McAdow of Littleton, Colo., who is third in tie down roping with 285 points.
Jordan Thurston of Gillette College leads Winchell by just 30 points in goat tying. James Wolf of Northeastern Junior College at Sterling leads the tie down ropers with 530 points.
Also ranking among the top 10 in the region from CSC are Jace Blackwell of Rapid City, who is tied for fourth in saddle bronc riding; Colten Blanchard of Sulphur, La., sixth in bareback riding; Amy Tierney of Oral, S.D., sixth in barrel racing; and Kourt Starr of Dupree, S.D., eighth in tie down roping.
Luper noted that because the competition is so strong in the region, two or three good rodeos are often enough to vault a contestant to the top of the standings.
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Power of Compassion
The call for compassion lies at the heart of every major world religion. Yet, at the same time, religious practices can lead to intergroup bias that creates the opposite effect.
Social psychologist Jordan LaBouff has observed this paradox firsthand.
"I first became interested in compassion, empathy and religion by watching my grandmother," he says. "For the last decade or so, she has been increasingly involved with the people at a nearby drug rehab facility — bringing them to church and offering them their own Sunday school class, visiting them and so on. My grandmother's empathy — her ability to genuinely feel what another person might be feeling — helped me understand that religion can help to build some incredible intergroup bridges.
"At nearly the same time, my pastor father was being chastised in a growing suburban church for allowing African-Americans to come to a church youth group event."
Religion's ability to bring people together and divide them has served as a motivation for LaBouff's wide-ranging research. In one line of inquiry, he has observed how humility is linked to being helpful to others. In another line, he's seen that the proximity of a church or the experience of an imagined conversation can activate a person's conservative opinions or change their attitudes. In yet another line, his work examines how attitudes toward minority groups influence support for social programs and policies.
At first glance, LaBouff's research would seem to go in three very different directions. But in all, the common thread is compassion.
"Empathy and compassion are the building blocks of human community. When understanding and caring for others is central to a society, we see the greatest social growth and well-being. In societies where these critical qualities are ignored, we sometimes see the worst acts of human history," says LaBouff, who joined the University of Maine faculty last year as an Honors Preceptor in Psychology — one of four preceptors named in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.


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We were pushed and hassled during check in procedure with other Indian passengers who were travelling in large family groups and did not seem to realise there was a system of checking in in an orderly manner.
In a more positive note the ship and its staff were lovely and our service from staff was excellent. The Italian restaurant was really good but prices were expensive. Also in the general Bona Vista restaurant we were offered a Black Angus steak but had to pay a supplement of $38 Singapore dollars. Also pool Taverna snack bar you had to pay for lunches if eaten here. The itinerary from what we had booked in the UK had been totally changed and we visited different ports from advertised in the brochure
so be warned and get your agent to check this before departure we would not have booked this cruise had we known the destinations. Also shore excursions very disappointing and not value for money.
During sailing time the pool area was very busy and noisy again with the huge family groups taking over the pool deck areas, we retreated to the upper decks for some breathing space. I have never met a group of people who were as rude in all my extensive travelling over the years. This was also the opinion of other Asian and Australian guests on board.


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As we approach then end of the year and head into the winter months, racing takes its customary winter break as most of the bigger outfits begin their migration south or west to the warmer climates of Florida and California.
Stakes races are run much less frequently until after the New Year, and a general melancholy permeates the racing industry during the holiday season and tough winter months. But unlike many racing fans that turn their attention to Gulfstream Park, Tampa Bay Downs or Santa Anita, I have always tended to keep my focus local. There's something to be said about the connections and horses that stay up north for the winter and tough out the brutal conditions. It's blue collar racing at its finest, and in my estimation, there is nowhere better to enjoy it than on the inner-track at The Big A.
I won't lie to you; Aqueduct isn't the most aesthetically pleasing racing facility in the United States, although they have seen the addition of the Resorts World Casino New York City. I'd also be lying if I said the racing quality was equal that of Gulfstream Park during the winter months. Add in the below-freezing temperatures on many racing days, and Aqueduct starts to look like a mortal cinch for a place casual fans should bypass during the inner-track racing season. This is the part where I tell you why you are wrong for thinking that way.
Everyone has favorites when it comes to the world of sports. Many people root for their hometown football, baseball, basketball, or hockey teams, and even pick out favorite players who they cheer for on a consistent basis. It's human nature to have bias towards certain teams or players in sports, and racing is no different. There have been horses like Secretariat, Smarty Jones, and Barbaro who have captured the attention of the American public, while others have become favorites among racing fans everywhere. These fan favorites generally have short careers and are whisked off to the breeding shed as studs or dams, often leaving the fans feeling shortchanged or asking, "What could have been?"
Here lies the beauty of the inner-track season at the Big A. I can remember watching a horse by the name of Spooky Mulder run at Aqueduct during the winter season for what seemed like my entire life. Spooky wasn't the fastest, he wasn't destined for a career in the breeding shed, and he changed hands via the claim box more than most of the fields he faced had combined. But Spooky was my horse, a winter warrior who danced all the dances, whether they were small stakes races during his best years, or mid-level claiming races as his form declined over time. He was as honest as they come, left it out on the track each and every time, and always left me thinking, "Man, now THAT'S a racehorse!"
You can find these winter warriors each and every year at Aqueduct during the winter racing season. Every couple weeks they are entered back, often against one another, and give it their best effort time and time again. They are out there doing what they do best, supporting their connections, and entertaining us fans. So take some time to check out the winter racing at the Big A, pick out a few of your own winter warriors, and enjoy the show. You'll be glad I told you to do so.
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FORMER Royal Ballet star Duncan Hume has been inspiring West Somerset to take up dance since the launch of his classes last year.
Adults and children at St Dubricus School in Porlock have been enjoying the hot rhythms of Street Dance and primary pupils in Dulverton have been inspired.
Now adults in Minehead can enjoy the Latin rhythms of a Salsercise class or try out a new Body Conditioning class with Duncan.
West Somerset Sports & Leisure Centre is hosting three weekly Salsercise classes as well as two weekly body conditioning classes.
Dance class organiser Wez Pooley from the centre says that Duncan's classes have proved to be a great hit in West Somerset.
He said: "Duncan's professional expertise and enthusiasm for dance has really inspired the community here in West Somerset and there has been a fantastic response to the adult dance class in Porlock so we are hoping that adults in Minehead will also take to dance in a big way as it is one of the best ways of getting fit in a relaxed and sociable atmosphere."
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Originally published: Dec 7, 2012 - 5:31 pm
SEDONA, Ariz. -- A section of Interstate 17 in northern Arizona south of Sedona was closed for hours after a tractor-trailer crashed through a guardrail.
Arizona Department of Public Safety officials say the driver was able to get out of the big rig and escape injury in the accident about 3 p.m. Friday.
However, the front part of the cab on the big rig was hanging over a canyon. It took about three hours to clear the scene and the southbound lanes reopened by 6 p.m.
The crash scene was just north of State Route 179.
DPS officials say the cause of the accident isn't immediately clear.
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(b) There is continued a special revolving fund account administered by the commission in the state treasury to be known as the Health Education Student Loan Fund which shall be used to carry out the purposes of this section. The fund consists of the following:
(1) All funds on deposit in the medical student loan fund in the state treasury or which are due or become due for deposit in the fund as obligations made under the previous enactment of this section;
(2) Those funds provided for medical education pursuant to the provisions of section four, article ten, chapter eighteen-b of this code;
(3) Appropriations provided by the Legislature;
(4) Repayment of any loans made under this section;
(5) Amounts provided by medical associations, hospitals or other medical provider organizations in this state, or by political subdivisions of the state, under an agreement which requires the recipient to practice his or her health profession in this state or in the political subdivision providing the funds for a predetermined period of time and in such capacity as set forth in the agreement; and
(6) Other amounts which may be available from external sources.
(c) Balances remaining in the fund at the end of the fiscal year do not expire or revert. All costs associated with administering this section shall be paid from the Health Education Student Loan Fund.
(d) The Vice Chancellor for Administration may utilize any funds in the Health Education Student Loan Fund for the purposes of the Medical Student Loan Program. The commission shall give priority for the loans to residents of this state, as defined by the commission. An individual is eligible for loan consideration if the individual meets the following conditions:
(1) Demonstrates financial need;
(2) Meets established academic standards;
(3) Is enrolled or accepted for enrollment at the West Virginia University School of Medicine, the Marshall University School of Medicine, or the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in a program leading to the degree of medical doctor (M.D.) or doctor of osteopathy (D.O.);
(4) Has not yet received one of the degrees provided in subdivision (3) of this subsection; and
(5) Is not in default of any previous student loan.
(e) At the end of each fiscal year, any individual who has received a medical student loan and who has rendered services as a medical doctor or a doctor of osteopathy in this state in a medically underserved area or in a medical specialty in which there is a shortage of physicians, as determined by the Division of Health at the time the loan was granted, may submit to the commission a notarized, sworn statement of service on a form provided for that purpose. Upon receipt of the statement the commission shall cancel ten thousand dollars of the outstanding loan or loans for every full twelve consecutive calendar months of such service.
(f) No later than thirty days following the end of each fiscal year, the Vice Chancellor for Administration shall prepare and submit a report to the commission for inclusion in the statewide report card required under section eight, article one-d, chapter eighteen-b of this code to be submitted to the Legislative Oversight Commission on Education Accountability established under section eleven, article three-a, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code. At a minimum, the report shall include the following information:
(1) The number of loans awarded;
(2) The total amount of the loans awarded;
(3) The amount of any unexpended moneys in the fund; and
(4) The rate of default during the previous fiscal year on the repayment of previously awarded loans.
The board of trustees shall each year send to any such institution a certified list of all persons applying to the trustees for training in optometry who are bona fide citizens and residents of this state prior to the filing of their applications, and who have completed either within or without the state the course of study required by the institution as a prerequisite to the study of optometry.
(b) Establishment of special account. -- There is hereby established a special revolving fund account under the higher education policy commission in the state treasury to be known as the "Health Sciences Scholarship Fund" that shall be used to carry out the purposes of this section. The fund shall consist of one or more of the following: (1) All unexpended health sciences scholarship funds on deposit in the state treasury on the effective date of this section; (2) appropriations as may be provided by the Legislature; (3) repayments, including interest as set by the vice chancellor for health sciences, collected from scholarship recipients who fail to practice or teach in West Virginia under the terms of the scholarship agreement as set forth under this section; or (4) amounts that may become available from other sources. Balances remaining in the fund at the end of the fiscal year shall not expire or revert to the general revenue. All costs associated with the administration of this section shall be paid from the health sciences scholarship fund under the direction of the vice chancellor for health sciences.
(c) Eligibility requirements. -- An individual is eligible for consideration for a health sciences scholarship if the individual: (1) Either: (A) Is a fourth-year medical student at the Marshall university school of medicine, West Virginia school of osteopathic medicine or West Virginia university school of medicine who has been accepted in a primary care internship/residency program in West Virginia; or (B) is enrolled or accepted for enrollment in an approved education program at a West Virginia institution leading to a degree or certification in the field of nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, physician assistant or other disciplines identified as shortage fields by the vice chancellor for health sciences; and (2) signs an agreement to practice for at least two years in an underserved area of West Virginia as determined by the bureau for public health. An individual also is eligible for consideration for a health sciences scholarship if the individual is pursuing a master's degree in nursing and signs an agreement to teach at least two years for a school of nursing located in West Virginia, as may be determined by the vice chancellor for health sciences, after receiving her or his master's degree. Awarding preference will be given to West Virginia residents.
(d) Scholarship awards. -- Scholarships shall be in the amount of twenty thousand dollars for medical students and ten thousand dollars for all others and may be awarded by the vice chancellor for health sciences, with the advice of an advisory panel, from the pool of all applicants with a commitment to practice in an underserved area of West Virginia as determined by the bureau for public health. Nothing herein shall be construed as granting or guaranteeing any applicant any right to such a scholarship.
(e) Repayment provisions. -- A scholarship recipient who fails to practice in an underserved area of West Virginia within six months of the completion of his or her training, who fails to complete his or her training or who fails to complete the required teaching is in breach of contract and is liable for repayment of the total scholarship amount received plus interest. The granting or renewal of a license to practice in West Virginia or to reciprocal licensure in another state based upon licensure in West Virginia shall be contingent upon beginning payment and continuing payment until complete repayment of the total scholarship amount if the recipient fails to practice in an underserved area. No license, renewal or reciprocity shall be granted to persons whose repayments are in arrears. The appropriate regulatory board shall inform all other states where a recipient has reciprocated based upon West Virginia licensure of any refusal to renew licensure in West Virginia as a result of failure to repay the scholarship amount. This provision shall be explained in bold type in the scholarship contract. Repayment terms, not inconsistent with this section, shall be established by the vice chancellor for health sciences pursuant to rules as required under subsection (f) of this section.
(f) Promulgation of rules. -- The higher education policy commission shall promulgate rules pursuant to article three-a, chapter twenty nine-a of this code necessary for the implementation and administration of this section.
(g) Definitions. -- For purposes of the repayment provisions of this section, the term "training" means the entire degree program or certification program for nurse midwives, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and other disciplines identified as shortage field by the vice chancellor. The term also means the completion of a degree program and includes completion of an approved residency/internship program for students pursuing a degree in medicine or a degree in osteopathy.
Note: WV Code updated with legislation passed through the 2013 1st Special Session
The WV Code Online is an unofficial copy of the annotated WV Code, provided as a convenience. It has NOT been edited for publication, and is not in any way official or authoritative.


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Bills FS Byrd out indefinitely after surgery
The Bills suffered another injury to one of their starters as FS Jairus Byrd is out indefinitely after having surgery for the third time in 13 months to repair a groin injury.
Schobel chooses retirement over Texans
Two-time Pro Bowler Aaron Schobel has decided to retire from the NFL instead of play for the Texans or a number of other suitors.
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The Bills signed two undrafted rookies Monday to try to bolster an offense that has been plagued by injuries this offseason.
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The Bills on Friday agreed to terms with 2010 first-round draft pick RB C.J. Spiller on a five-year contract worth $25 million, including $20.8 million guaranteed, according to ESPN.com.
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Bills sign third-round DE Carrington
The Bills announced Monday that they have agreed to terms with 2010 third-round draft pick DE Alex Carrington. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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In the first installment in our series of training-camp reports, we look at the AFC East teams, including offensive and defensive overviews, a battle to watch and an injury update for each club.
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Williams will replace Baltimore's Haloti Ngata on the AFC Pro Bowl roster.||||||| Williams had five sacks and 46 tackles. The seven-year pro will be making his second Pro Bowl appearance.
Williams has resumed practicing on a limited basis for the first time since having season-ending surgery to repair a nagging left foot injury in November.||||||| Williams took part in nearly half the team drills with the starters on Tuesday, when Buffalo opened its second week of voluntary practices. That's a step up for Williams, who participated in just a few snaps per team session last week. He's been told to ease himself back in after being cleared by both team doctors and specialist Robert Anderson, who performed the operation to remove bone spurs that were tearing at the player's Achilles tendon.
Williams is on injured reserve.||||||| Williams it out for the season with a left foot injury.
Williams said he will be a game-time decision against the Giants on Sunday, according to the Buffalo News.||||||| Williams aggravated a foot injury last week against the Eagles.
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FRIDAY, Feb. 1
Missy Raines & The New Hip with special guests Playing on the Planet
Doors open at 7 p.m., Concert at 8 p.m.
Tickets: $17 in advance, $20 at the door.
SATURDAY, Feb. 2
Hannah Thomas Band with special guests Sarah Golden and Sonia Tetlow
Doors open at 7 p.m., Concert at 8 p.m.
Tickets: $15 in advance, $18 at the door.
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