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HistoryIn April 1995, Paramedic James Blivin noted that special events medical support required large amounts of time and personnel. He also determined that the units covering the event were frequently out of position, or effectively out of service during these events. The ambulances were sitting at idle or off, adding to the maintenance costs and increasing down time. A better method had to be found.
Paramedic Blivin, an avid bicycle rider, had noticed the success of Police Bike Patrols. At the time, there were few police bike patrols and no EMS bike operations. He formulated a thumbnail proposal and submitted it through the chain of command, quickly receiving a response. The Director of EMS asked that paramedic Blivin research the idea and submit a full proposal.
In January 1996, the Captain in charge of "Waterfront Operations" proposed incorporating the Bike Medics into the Waterfront Operational Plan, which includes all aspects of large crowds and assemblies at the waterfront areas of the City.
Following a presentation to the senior staff in April 1996, funding for the program was initiated. Initially, only $700 was spent, including equipment carriers and lighting for bikes, and personnel interested in the program were asked to use their personal bikes.
The first event covered by the new Bike Medic Team was the Red Cross Waterfront Festival. The new team was a success. During the event, several critical patients were treated. Bike Medics were first on the scene in all cases. The Bike Medics even handled a traffic accident near the event while all the regular units were busy on other calls. All the Bike Medics noticed increased positive interaction with the public. Many event goers asked questions, and made positive comments. The bike medics also were called upon to assist in searches for lost parents and children. In addition, several safety problems were found and corrected by the team.
Due to the success of the first event, the program was expanded to cover events occurring anywhere in the City. Additional funds were obtained and two Trek Police Mountain Bikes were purchased for the team. Seeing the need for more personnel and better training, Paramedic Blivin attended a Police Mountain Bike Patrol course offered by the Metropolitan Police Department, which enabled him to better train and operate the team. Several courses were offered to department personnel. The team increased to ten members.
The team is staffed by both Advanced Life Support (ALS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) EMS providers. In addition to basic first aid supplies such as bandages, ice packs, splints, oxygen, and more, the ALS providers carry medications, fluids, advanced airway equipment, defibrillators, and monitoring equipment. Since the bikes allow easier and more rapid access to patients at large events, they decrease the amount of time before advanced medical providers reach the patient. Saddlebags mounted to a TOPEK rack carry the equipment. The Saddlebags are from Cannondale and include an interior frame. The department has purchased Heartstart defibrillators for the use of the Bike Team. These replace the life-pak 5, which had been in use. The new units are much lighter and still provide a display of the cardiac rhythm. Rhythm analysis is important for the administration of several cardiac medications carried by the team.
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Posted by blueslover on 1/17 at 9:07 am to afatgreekcat HERE is a composite from the nfl.com staff I regard Davis, Brooks, & Brandt as serious draft experts. For Saints: Davis- Dion Jordan, passing on Montgomery & Ansah Brooks- Montgomery, passing on Jordan & Ansah Brandt- Vaccaro, passing on Montgomery two positions we'll get a much clearer Saints read on from free agency is OT and safety. Bushrod or another UFA is signed. I can't see Charles Brown yet (tho stranger things have happened). If no vet there LT becomes a glaring big need. I wouldn't anticipate a safety unless Harper was cut for cap help. Possible but a restructure seems much more likely IMO. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Ironman101 on 1/17 at 8:04 pm to blueslover saints should get russel shepperd Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 1/18 at 9:54 am to Ironman101 quote: one of the lamest first ST posts in a while One of the most respected draftniks is Scott Wright at Draft Countdown. Here's his fresh update Hankins over Ansah #19 and Montgomery #25 The Saints were one of the leagues biggest disappointments this past season and will be selecting much earlier than anyone could have imagined. New Orleans still has no trouble moving the ball or putting points on the board but stopping others has become a serious issue. In fact, the Saints run and pass defense both ranked among the worst in the league. Needless to say New Orleans has a bunch of holes to plug on that side of the ball and it may just come down to selecting the best defender available. Johnathan Hankins of Ohio St. is an enormous 322 pound space-eater in the middle with surprising quickness and athleticism. Hankins has shown the ability to be a dominant force as a run stuffer and is more disruptive in the backfield than his pedestrian sack totals would lead you to believe. Sheldon Richardson of Missouri could be an option at defensive tackle as well. The Saints could also stand to upgrade at cornerback and despite the presence of some big names there are still some concerns at linebacker too so don't rule that out either. So in other words, defensive line, linebacker or secondary... It is awfully difficult to imagine New Orleans going offense with this choice but if they did it would probably be for an offensive tackle if Jermon Bushrod leaves as a free agent. The Saints basically have to go defense though. --I like Richardson a lot more than Hankins. Prefer Ansah or Montgomery over either tho Seeing Texas Safety Kenny Vacarro stock rising. If Harper was let go, then that moves way up in 1st Rd possibility. Anyone see him play much this year? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Sho Nuff on 1/18 at 9:34 pm to blueslover quote: I've seen a mock with the Saints taking him. I'd say if the Dicktator doesn't give back the 2nd round pick, the Saints should trade back and take Vacarro and a DE. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by TigerBait2008 on 1/21 at 12:01 pm to LooseCannon22282 quote: No way he goes at 4. But lol if he does, Philly would be stupid. Reply Back to Top |
Ezekial Ansah Ansah is such a project. It'll will take at least 2-3 yrs for him to develop, if he ever develops. I will be shocked, if we drafted him. He's really raw and has long way to go. We are not in position for a project player. We need a defensive player who has a higher percentage to make an immediate impact. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by CM84 on 1/23 at 10:04 pm to TigerBait1127 quote: Fisher has been impressive. He will most likely be gone before pick 15. It looks like this draft is shaping up with good Oline and Dline. Also, I think it should be a pretty deep CB class. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by HHSTigerAlumni on 1/25 at 8:01 am to CM84 One Mock draft has us picking, DE Datone Jones, UCLA 6-4 280 said hes having an outstanding Senior Bowl performance and his stock is rising. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by jdg91878 on 1/27 at 11:25 pm to TigerBait2008 quote: Agree. Kipers mock is brutal. He gets dumber each year. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 1/28 at 7:31 am to jdg91878 quote: I'm not a fan but he has the 4th best track record for mocks over the past 5 years. See mock scores There's still a lotta shakeout to be had for any mocks at this point. Free agent signings will alter the landscape significantly. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 1/28 at 7:56 am to blueslover Bucky Brooks update Saints Dion Jordan over Richardson, Montgomery, & Ansah on the board I like Anyone notice Kevin Minter has pressed into most 1st Rds? Many are plugging him in Baltimore replacing Lewis. draft daddy a mocker with a good track record Ogletree in a scenario I could see. Over Ansah & Richardson This post was edited on 1/28 at 8:01 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 1/29 at 12:16 pm to blueslover Kenny Wilkerson is a douche but his mock is reasonable- With a 3-4 mindset, the Saints look for different types of men in the defensive front seven and barring an offensive tackle, we'd be stunned to see the Saints not begin to stock the cupboards with 3-4 type talent. Senior Georgia DT Johnathan Jenkins is the massive nose tackle prospect the Saints will hope to see fall to them. Jenkins is the second best nose tackle prospect in the draft, behind Star Lotulelei, and at 363 pounds has that unique build to be the two-gap widebody at the heart of a 3-4. But Mickey Loomis has seen the Saints burned by a Georgia defensive tackle named Johnathan before, burning a top pick on a loafer named Johnathan Sullivan in 2003. A dominating performance by big John Jenkins in the Senior Bowl was encouraging, as Jenkins showed off his enormous wingspan and quick feet. With his size, you can forget about academic problems that sent him the juco route to Georgia, where he played only two seasons of major college football. But unlike Sullivan, Jenkins showed more character by staying in school for his senior season. North Carolina DT Sylvester Williams will put on a good show, but has has too long a history of slacking off to earn the love of the Saints here. An alternative to Jenkins may be Alabama DT Jesse Williams, who possesses incredible strength and a other-worldly 6'4, 320 pound frame. "The Monstar" will show well in the combine, where he will try to match a reported 4.71 40 time. That speed isn't an important stat for a nose tackle, but it's a sign of the requisite tremendous athleticism needed to play the position. Injury concerns with Williams will be checked carefully, including a knee injury suffered in December that limited him in the BCS national championship game. In light of the transition to a new defensive front, would the Saints burn their top pick of the draft at offensive right tackle? Don't doubt it. Right tackle was a scheme-limiting protection problem for the 2012 Saints, and something they'd like not to see again. But in this scenario, there are no offensive lineman worth the value of the #15 pick. Zach Strief, good when healthy, hasn't appeared in all 16 regular season games since 2009. Defensive end is no longer a position of need, with Brodrick Bunkley, Akiem Hicks and Cam Jordan all looking like good fits at 3-4 end. Outside linebacker, the primary source of pass rush in a 3-4, is a revolver to fire at the offense. Martez Wilson and Junior Galette appear to be the first rounds in the chamber, but the Saints will need more than two pass rushers to send from this position. Our prediction in our first mock draft, LSU's Sam Montgomery, would still fit here at 6'4, 245 pounds with a reactor of energy and aggressiveness. Other options at 3-4 OLB include: Oregon DE Dion Jordan, 6'6, 240, will be taken by a team confident his injury situation is not a major concern; quick Auburn DE Corey Lemonier, 6'4, 242, spent most of his time as a hand-down end, but has a great build for speed; Georgia LB Alec Ogletree, 6'3, 234, is an outstanding and versatile athlete as a former basketball, track, and defensive back. 3rd round (12th pick) - Washington State OLB Travis Long - 6'4, 245 Long started 47 games for the Cougars, finishing with 201 tackles, 20.5 sacks and 42 TFL. 9.5 of those sacks came as a senior, when he played 3-4 OLB as a senior. Considered a natural pass rusher with high football IQ, the disciplined Air Force family kid is too lanky and needs a pro weight room to get him ready to start. A 2011 shoulder injury and a 2012 knee injury also temper his stock, but should check out at the Combine, where he should run in the mid-4.7 40 range. Long would be a good rotational player at rush linebacker. 4th round (13th pick) - San Diego State CB Leon McFadden - All-MWC as a senior, the speedster McFadden picked off three passes against Nevada as a senior, returning two for touchdowns. Recruited as a wide receiver, switched to DB and plays aggressively and with speed. Better in zone defense at this point and not the greatest tackler, McFadden is a proven ballhawk. Not related to other NFL McFadden's, but his father was a professional baseball player in the 60s and 70s. 5th round (14th pick) - Arkansas-Pine Bluff OL Terron Armstead - Small school riser played in both the East-West Shrine and Senior Bowls in the offseason, helping raise his profile. At 6'5, 306, Armstead doesn't have the longest arms and needs to spend time in a pro weight room. Great quickness and feet gives him potential at the next level, much like other late-round prospects the Saints have developed on the offensive line. 6th round (15th pick) - Southern Methodist OLB Ja'Gared Davis - Experienced linebacker and special teamer who recorded two touchdowns, four sacks, two interceptions, seven passes defensed, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery, 77 tackles, a blocked punt and eleven tackles for loss as a senior. Four year contributor had nine sacks as a sophomore. Has five career touchdowns as a linebacker. Helped SMU whup Fresno in the Hawaii Bowl in December. 7th round (11th pick) - Penn State ILB Michael Mauti - Mandeville, Louisiana native is son of Rich Mauti, a former Penn State alum and New Orleans Saint wide receiver. Mauti has been snake bit as a collegian - major knee injuries ended his 2009 and 2011 seasons, ankle and shoulder problems hurt him in 2009 and 2010. If not for injuries, Mauti would be considered a good inside linebacker prospect who is quick to defend the run and very smart. At 6'2, 235 pounds, Mauti would be an interesting investment in the late rounds to see what he's got left after a Sisyphean college career at Penn State. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by goatmilker on 1/29 at 2:00 pm to blueslover Nice job by KW. I've seen Mauti talked about here also as a late round pick. Also liked his rarely seen use of Sisyphean. "after a Sisyphean college career at Penn State" Interesting that he see's Bunk moving to end. This post was edited on 1/29 at 2:00 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 1/30 at 8:13 am to goatmilker GBN update one of my favorite draft sites- 1 Kansas City Luke Joeckel OT Texas A&M 2 Jacksonville Bjoern Werner DE Florida State 3 Oakland Jarvis Jones LB Georgia 4 Philadelphia Geno Smith QB West Virginia 5 Detroit Damontre Moore DE Texas A&M 6 Cleveland Dee Milliner CB Alabama 7 Arizona Matt Barkley QB Southern Calfornia 8 Buffalo Star Lotulelei DT Utah 9 NY Jets Kiki Mingo LB LSU 10 Tennessee Chance Warmack OG Alabama 11 San Diego Eric Fisher OT Central Michigan 12 Miami Keenan Allen WR California 13 Tampa Bay Ziggy Ansah DE BYU 14 Carolina Sheldon Richardson DT Missouri 15 New Orleans Dion Jordan LB Oregon I think this is a very realistic try given the information we have today. What I look at first is who a mocker has the Saints passing on. He has them passing on NT Hankins for OLB Jordan. I think the odds are very good the Saints will have options something like this. Choice between a top NT like Hankins, John Jenkins and a top OLB like Jordan or Mingo. NT is most essential in building a 3-4 but elite 3-4 pass rushing OLBs now contend with LTs as perhaps the most coveted players. I tend to go OLB for the value. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by whodatfan on 1/30 at 8:30 am to blueslover This one is tough, but I think we will have a more difinitive answer after FA and cuts as well as a little more commentary from Payton/Loomis. At least a hint/idea of what direction we may go. Either pick (dt/lb) is needed with the defensive transition, so I wouldn't be opposed to either though I'm leaning more towards the outside rushing LB than nose tackle. Honestly, with tez and junyah, we may have those guys and really need a space eater inside. Basically I have no fricking clue really is what I'm saying. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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Posted By 0jifdnguu On August 23, 2011 @ 9:02 am In Contractor Resources,Fire Alarms | No Comments
The construction trailer is your central command center on a job site. It contains valuable assets and resources to get the job done.
Too often, construction trailers catch on fire due to neglect or improper fire protection. Just take a look at the video below.
A construction trailer fire can significantly delay progress on the job. If you want to protect your construction trailer, you need to follow the tips below.
Have A Fire Extinguisher
It's important to keep a fire extinguisher in your construction trailer. Make sure that your fire extinguisher is working properly. You'll want to check:
Try to have your fire extinguishers tested at least one a month. This will help to ensure that it works properly.
Also be sure to place your extinguisher in an easily accessible area. You don't want to make it difficult to get to it. You'll also want to make sure that you purchase the right fire extinguisher class.
Unplug Appliances
If you have coffee makers, microwaves, hotplates, etc. make sure that they are turned off or unplugged at the end of the day. This will help to prevent a fire.
No Smoking
Keep smoking outside of the trailer. It's not worth the risk. A fire caused by a cigarette can do serious damage to your trailer and significantly delay progress on a job.
Smoke Detectors
Just like you have a smoke detector in your home, you also need one in your construction trailer. Be sure to test the battery at least twice a year.
Secure Your Construction Trailer After Hours
Make sure all the windows and doors on your trailer are locked. This will protect it against vandalism as well as fires.
Sometimes people break into trailers and start fires.
In Las Vegas, homeless people were camping out in a construction trailer. This ultimately resulted in a construction trailer fire that caused more than $5,000 in damages.
In another case, a person walked into a construction trailer at a university and started a fire.
Don't make it easy for people to get into your trailer. Secure your construction site as well as your trailer.
Keep It Clean
If you want to protect your trailer, you need to keep it clean and organized. Do not store flammable fuels or materials inside your construction trailer.
In Columbia, Missouri, oily rags caused a construction trailer blaze. This fire could have easily been avoided if the oil rags were cleaned or hung outdoors. Instead, the fire caused more than $3,500 in heat damages.
At the end of the day, do a check to make sure nothing that can easily start a fire is in your construction trailer.
Ideally, you should test the smoke detectors in your trailer before you start a new job.
Immediately Call For Help
If a fire breaks out in your trailer, immediately call 911. If you call the fire department early enough, it's possible your trailer won't be totally destroyed.
In Virginia Beach, Virginia, fire crews quickly extinguished a trailer fire in 15 minutes because they were immediately alerted. Fire fighters were on the scene in less than 5 minutes.
Don't try to be a hero, call 911. A few minutes can make all the difference.
Following these tips will help you protect your construction trailer from fires.
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I always use my Samurott in my team.(Expect I have really good pokemon)
I always use my Samurott in my team.(Expect I have really good pokemon)
Black 2 Friend Code: 4900-4933-8066
I can trade:
Lickie by PopPrincess_Lyra
I did in Gens 1-4, Gen 5, NO!
Once I beat the Elite 4 and transfer over my old pokemon, no.
I used my Emboar throughout the game in Black. In Black 2, I never used a starter, I just caught a Riolu early in the game and trained it as my "starter".
Pokémon Showdown: Witeldram
Safari: Fighting - Sawk, Meditite, Riolu
I always use my starter all the way through and past the end of the game, though after the game I may substitute them (and my main team) out for new pokemon I want to train, but I'll still keep periodically going back to my starter. Not to say I haven't ditched any pokemon I started to train, I have occasionally, but never my starter.
I'm sorta back
While I'd always love to talk about anything pokemon, I will only be using the 6th gen Wifi section for a while out of efficiency in my life, unfortunately
PLEASE NOTE: My one and only 3DS friend code is now 0576 3520 6954, it used to be 0688 5572 5678 but I no longer have that DS, delete that old code if you already have it!
thought X/Y were amazing, but the widely revolutionary ORAS makes X/Y look like, well, I guess the original Ruby/Sapphire (which were still awesome) ha ha. in early middle of story line, w/ no choice but to progress fairly slowly. if anyone wants to battle or register me (be sure to tell me iso I can get yours) feel free to!
AS: Grovyle, Metang, Swellow, Skitty, Corphish, and "Pikabest"
I always use my starter. ALWAYS. And Black 2 was no exception.
Always! I may have like 1 sub, but I always come back to my starter
I believe in Fairys Do you?
In Black I used Samurott until I beat the elite 4 and champion then I started Ev training pokemon for wifi and just never used him after. Black 2, I chose Tepig and ditched him after he evolved into Emboar because I wanted to use both Magmar and Arcanine. I don't really care for Emboar so much, first time I liked the Water starter (or any other) over the Fire.
Friend Safari: Ghost; Lampent, Gourgheist, and IDk yet
Nintendo Network: Raiin3
Of course I did! Samurott was only my highest-leveled Pokémon!
I have a level 100 Serperior. Same Snivy I started with in Black (1). I use him around the game and usually have him in my Party, but I don't use him for PWT (traded him to B2), Subway, etc.
I always use my starter throughout to whole game. I actually feel a sort of nagging guilt if I put my starter in the PC for an HM slave or something.
I normally only use my starter pkmn until I find something to replace it with. I chose Snivy in white, evolved it and then find another poke to take its place. I don't find starters unique enough. lol.
But Sceptile, Charizard and Empoleon are more than welcome on my team anytime.
i usually do until about lv 20, when i replace them with better pokemon. in white 2, because we could freely trade with black/white i almost instantly traded away snivy to get a dratini as its much more of a challenge to raise and use at the lower levels. that and the riolu/lucario i caught at the start have since been a staple of my w2 team
On Hiatus
Always, I just can't get rid of my starter... except one time haha.
In Black, I put my Samurott in my PC for my love of legendaries pokemon, a big mistake.
Oh my Feebas !
Newest Shiny !
Spoiler:- My Hunts and Shinies:
I always keep my starter with me. I don't think I've ever put mine in the PC, except maybe to sort it a bit.
yea lol my whole team was based upon it.
My fc: 4871 5236 8426
Dare to battle me?
I play smash bros too!
sadly I'm not online much...
in every game i use my starter. it depends if i still keep using after the elite 4 thought. sometimes thers just another pokemon i really want to train, and need to make room in my party for. in this case, bye bye starter.
I used it until level 100, now I only use it for breeding.
I used my Serperior for a while until I was able to build a choice team. I tend to do this across all the games.
Extended White 2 Team
White 2 Friend Code: 2624 0604 4045
i mostly use my starter for the first five gyms at least, then i usually ditch it for a better poke of the same type.
yes I did! and mine was a Snivy!
"Small but Brave! Keldeo the Hero!!"
FS- Flying Safari- Hawlucha,Woobat,Spearow
Please add me to your Friend Roster!
I used my Tepig till the end!
Emboar was really powerful and managed to sweep Grimsley.
I generally use them till Max Level then if I'm levelling other pokemon post-game like my Diamond Empoleon, I tend to use him for Surfing/Waterfall. But currently, I'm still using Samurott in White of course, I really like him, one of my fav starters across all the games.
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Global Ocean Race - Final prizegiving in Les Sables d'Olonne By Oliver Dewar, 5:20 AM Mon 18 Jun 2012 In the Global Ocean Race, separated momentarily from their Class40s, the teams attended the final, official event of the GOR 2011-12 in Les Sables d'Olonne and joined 150 guests at the event's prize giving held in the town's Salle Audubon on Boulevard Pasteur in the middle of Les Sable's old town on Saturday evening. ...[more] Global Ocean Race Class40 Sec. Hayai crosses Leg 5 finish By Oliver Dewar, , 10:33 AM Mon 11 Jun 2012 In the Global Ocean Race, at 21:54:44 GMT (23:54:44 local) on Sunday, the fourth and final double-handed Class40, Sec. Hayai, crossed the finish line off Les Sables d'Olonne, France, with the Dutch father-and-son duo of Nico and Frans Budel taking fourth place in Leg 5 and fourth place overall. ...[more] Global Ocean Race Class40 Phesheya-Racing cross Leg 5 finish By Oliver Dewar, , 6:04 PM Sun 10 Jun 2012 Global Ocean Race (GOR) 2011-12 Class40 Phesheya-Racing, skippered by the South African duo of Phillippa Hutton-Squire and Nick Leggatt, crossed the Leg 5 finish line off Les Sables d'Olonne at 23:40:21 GMT on Saturday 9 June (01:40:21 Sunday 10 June local) ...[more] Global Ocean Race final two Class40s head to Leg 5 finish By Oliver Dewar, , 11:46 PM Sat 9 Jun 2012 Global Ocean Race - With less than 300 miles remaining for the final two Class40s, it's looking like a busy Sunday in Port Olona, Les Sables d'Olonne, with an ETA for the South African team on Phesheya-Racing of 10:00-01:00 UTC (00:00-03:00 local) if the duo pick up the forecast breeze, and 16:00-18:00 UTC (18:00-20:00 local) for the Dutch team on Sec. Hayai. ...[more] Global Ocean Race - Chasing duo prepare for yet another gale By Oliver Dewar, , 3:40 AM Sat 9 Jun 2012 As the Global Ocean Race two leading Class40s ripped through the Bay of Biscay and across the Les Sables d'Olonne finish line and into the shelter of Port Olona, Phesheya-Racing in third place and Sec. Hayai in fourth have been climbing north-east passed Cape Finisterre in strong westerly winds ...[more] Global Ocean Race - Financial Crisis takes second overall By Oliver Dewar, , 7:02 AM Fri 8 Jun 2012 In the Global Ocean Race, with nearly 40 knots blowing and an enormous swell rolling in from the Atlantic, the Italian-Slovak duo of Marco Nannini and Sergio Frattaruolo crossed the finish with Class40 Financial Crisis off the French port of Les Sables d'Olonne, taking second place overall in the fleet of the four remaining boats in the circumnavigation. ...[more] Global Ocean Race Class40 Cessna Citation cross Leg 5 finish By Oliver Dewar, , 3:42 AM Thu 7 Jun 2012 Global Ocean Race - After 150 days of racing around the planet, Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough have taken first place in the fifth leg and have also won the circumnavigation event overall with their Akilaria RC2 Cessna Citation. Having led the GOR fleet for the majority of leg five Cessna Citation thundered towards the finish line hitting 17 knots under full main and Solent ...[more] Global Ocean Race leader approaches Leg 5 finish By Oliver Dewar, , 1:39 AM Wed 6 Jun 2012 Global Ocean Race leading Class40 is approaching the final finish line of the 30,000-mile circumnavigation in leg five to Les Sables d'Olonne, France, and the two skippers, Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough, are flat lining east through the Bay of Biscay in following wind with just 137 miles remaining for Cessna Citation on Tuesday afternoon ...[more] Global Ocean Race leaders count down final miles By Oliver Dewar, , 1:52 AM Tue 5 Jun 2012 Global Ocean Race two front running Class40s were separated by 280 miles on Monday afternoon as the two double-handed Class40s head due east at the same latitude as the finish line in Les Sables d'Olonne, France. South-west of the leading two boats, around 180 miles NNW of the Azores, Phesheya-Racing and Sec. Hayai are beginning the long ascent through the Atlantic to the Bay of Biscay. ...[more] Global Ocean Race fleet sail through second gale By Oliver Dewar, , 12:50 AM Mon 4 Jun 2012 Global Ocean Race - As Tropical Storm Beryl prowls around the North Atlantic, the GOR fleet of double-handed Class40s has successfully sailed through the second gale in three days. Furthest south in fourth place, Nico and Frans Budel recorded gusts of up 35 knots on Sec. Hayai ...[more] Global Ocean Race fleet prepare for next intense gale By Oliver Dewar, , 3:39 AM Sat 2 Jun 2012 Since a ferocious gale swept through the Global Ocean Race (GOR) fleet on Thursday, any thoughts of Distance To Leader figures and losses or gains have been side lined temporarily as the four double-handed Class40s recover from the storm, assess any damage and – unfortunately – look ahead to the next, intense gale sweeping towards them across the North Atlantic. ...[more] Global Ocean Race fleet pummelled by low pressure system By Oliver Dewar, , 2:43 AM Fri 1 Jun 2012 Global Ocean Race - As the mid Atlantic low pressure system moved north-east after pummelling the GOR Class40s, the fleet leader Cessna Citation with Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough held onto the wind longest, polling averages of over 11 knots before finally dropping off the back of the system at around 06:00 GMT on Thursday. ...[more] Global Ocean Race - Speeds remain high By Oliver Dewar, , 2:18 AM Thu 31 May 2012 With the Global Ocean Race fleet chased across the mid Atlantic by a deep low pressure system, speeds are remaining high despite drastically reduced sail. Meeting the strongest of the westerly wind on Wednesday afternoon, fleet leaders, Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough on Cessna Citation, continue to poll 11 knot averages, adding 64 miles to the separation with the chasing trio in the past 24hrs ...[more] Global Ocean Race - Deep depression heads for fleet By Oliver Dewar, , 3:44 AM Wed 30 May 2012 Global Ocean Race teams are focussed on one weather feature; a deep depression heading for the fleet carrying winds of up to 50 knots forecast to arrive within the next 24 hours. In fourth place, the Dutch duo of Nico and Frans Budel have positioned Sec. Hayai far enough south to avoid the worst of the westerly winds spinning from the bottom of the system as it rolls east across the fleet ...[more] Global Ocean Race fleet leaders scorch through Leg 5 Scoring Gate By Oliver Dewar, , 3:17 AM Tue 29 May 2012 lobal Ocean Race - At 02:00 GMT on Monday, Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough scorched through the Leg 5 bluQube Scoring Gate 420 miles south of Newfoundland netting maximum points for their Akilaria RC2 Class40, Cessna Citation. As the GOR fleet leaders pick up the strong northerly breeze, speeds have been building with Colman and Cavanough polling averages of over 13 knots on Sunday night ...[more] Global Ocean Race - Sail repairs continue for Nick Leggatt By Oliver Dewar, , 2:55 AM Sun 27 May 2012 Global Ocean Race fleet leaders Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough have made a breakaway with Class40 Cessna Citation as they close into 340 miles of the bluQube Scoring Gate at 49W and in third place, the South Africans on Phesheya-Racing have made good gains following a bold move north and have been polling solid speeds making the best of the light headwinds and playing the Gulf Stream current. ...[more] Global Ocean Race - Drama and damage on Phesheya-Racing By Oliver Dewar, , 3:13 AM Sat 26 May 2012 With the Global Ocean Race (GOR) Class40 fleet split in two and separated by 200 miles, the pair of leading boats, Cessna Citation and Financial Crisis have kept with the breeze and extended to the east as Phesheya-Racing and Sec. Hayai have rarely polled speed averages over five knots. ...[more] Global Ocean Race Class40s head deep into North Atlantic By Oliver Dewar, , 2:22 AM Fri 25 May 2012 Global Ocean Race 2011-12 (GOR) fleet are on the fifth day of racing from Charleston. The Class40s are out of the Gulf Stream and heading deeper into the North Atlantic led by Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough with Cessna Citation holding an eight mile lead over Marco Nannini and Sergio Frattaruolo on Financial Crisis in second place ...[more] Global Ocean Race announce partnership with shipping company MSC USA By Oliver Dewar, , 8:56 PM Thu 24 May 2012 Global Ocean Race (GOR) have announced that a partnership was formed between the Mediterranean Shipping Company USA (MSC), during the brief stopover in Charleston, South Carolina, before the final fifth leg, and the GOR proposed and it was agreed by MSC USA Inc. President, Claudio Bozzo, and Vice President, Sergio Fedelini. ...[more] Global Ocean Race fleet handicapped by light airs By Oliver Dewar, , 3:29 AM Thu 24 May 2012 Global Ocean Race - While Tropical Storm Alberto has failed to materialise, the four Class40s have encountered a gaping hole of light wind 260 miles off the coast of the USA as the boats push east into the North Atlantic. At 10:00 GMT on Wednesday, Marco Nannini and Sergio Frattaruolo relinquished their lead with Financial Crisis as the Italian-Slovak Class40 began to slow down ...[more]
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Policy Toolkit
Policy Toolkit
In order to help patient groups and non-governmental organisations with their advocacy campaigns, we have produced a policy toolkit. This is designed to support groups in their work with governments as they formulate a national strategy, and includes suggestions and examples of best practices.
This toolkit includes the following:
- Preparing your campaign
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Swanstone TK06072.046 Almond Galaxy Solid Surface Wall Panel Trim Kit for 60" or 72" Tall Panels
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Technical Specs
Installation Guide | |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Height | 74 |
Made in America | Yes |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
Material | Engineered Stone |
Number Of Pieces | 6 |
Product Weight | 23 |
Theme | Traditional |
Width | 3.875 |
Solid Surface Wall Panel Trim Kit for 60" or 72" Tall Panels
Swanstone TK-6072 Features:
- Kit includes:
- Four 3-7/8" x 74" trim strips
- Two 1-1/4" x 7/8" x 72" corner moldings
- One tube of adhesive
- One tube of color coordinated caulk,/li>
- Accommodates Swanstone 60" & 72" tub and shower wall panel systems
- Made from Swanstone solid surface
- Color and texture run all the way through and cannot wear away
- Will not mold or mildew
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Since then, our Swanstone line has expanded to include a wide variety of kitchen sinks, countertops, tub and shower walls, and more. In 1994 we introduced the Swanstone 1/4" sheet program, offering even more flexibility to Swanstone customers. In 1997 we introduced a complete line of Swanstone products for the restaurant industry, including tabletops, countertops, vanity tops, mop service sinks and windowsills.
At Swan, we're committed to a policy of continuous improvement, to providing our customers with the highest quality products and most responsive customer service in the kitchen & bath industry. And we stand behind this commitment with some of the best warranties in the business.
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Gila 5" Variable Speed Electric Stone Polisher Wet or Dry
110V-60Hz, 8 Amps, Weight 5.7 lbs, 5/8"-11 UNC Spindle thread. Variable switch for speed from 500~4,500 RPM. The RPM range reduces heat build-up when polishing engineered stone, which eliminates burning or scorching the work piece. It also has a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter safety feature which GFCI goes off when water enters inside the tool's housing preventing the operator from receiving electric shocks. Quick water connectors and the C-Handle for easy operation. Use for wet or dry polishing of marble, granite, stone and concrete surface with wet or dry diamond polishing pads.
- C-Handle & Side-Handle
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Winter like weather headed for Sierra Cascade Range Sunday and Monday
Feather Publishing4/9/2010.A Cold Low Pressure System Will Be Moving Off The Eastern Pacific
And Into Northern California On Sunday. This System Will Bring
Periods Of Heavy Snow...Strong Winds And Relatively Low Snow
Levels For This Time Of Year.
Travel Difficulties Over The Major
Passes Of The Sierra Nevada And Cascade Range Will Become Likely
By Late Sunday Afternoon And Evening As Heavy Snow Combines With
Strong Winds. Snow Showers Are Expected To Continue Into Monday
With Decreasing Winds. If Traveling Into The Sierra Cascade Range
Late Sunday Through Monday...Be Prepared For Winter Like Weather
Conditions And Check The Latest Weather And Road Reports Before
Western Plumas County/Lassen Park-
West Slope Northern Sierra Nevada-
Including The City Of...Chester
253 PM PDT Fri Apr 9 2010
...Winter Storm Watch In Effect From Sunday Afternoon Through
Monday Afternoon Above 4500 Feet...
The National Weather Service In Sacramento Has Issued A Winter
Storm Watch Above 4500 Feet...Which Is In Effect From Sunday
Afternoon Through Monday Afternoon For The West Slopes Of The
Sierra And For Western Plumas County Including Lassen Park.
• Snow Accumulations: Snow Accumulations Between Sunday And Monday
Afternoons Above 4500 Feet Will Reach Around 12 To 18 Inches
With Up To Two Feet Of New Snow Above The 7000 Foot Level.
• Elevation: Snow Levels Will Average Around 4000 To 4500 Feet
Sunday Through Monday But May Drop To As Low As 3000 To 4000
Feet Late Sunday Night And Early Monday.
• Timing: Snow Will Begin Sunday Afternoon Switching To More
Showery Conditions By Early Monday Morning.
• Locations Include: Chester And Blue Canyon As Well As
Carson...Echo And Donner Summits.
• Winds: Wind Gusts Will Be Increasing Sunday Afternoon With Gusts
Reaching 40 To 50 Mph Highest Elevations. Gusty Winds Will
Continue Through Monday Afternoon Before Decreasing.
• Impacts: Chain Requirements And Travel Restrictions Will Be
Likely Over The Major Sierra Cascade Passes. Significant Changes
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text: Hi Gerry, > Areca replacement; RAID rebuild (usually successful); backup; Areca > replacement with 3Ware controller or CoRAID (or JetStor) shelf; create > new RAID instance; restore from backup. > > Let's just say we lost confidence. I understand. Was this with 'current generation' controllers and firmware or was this two or three years ago? It's my impression that (when used with compatible drives and drive backplanes) the latest generation of Areca hardware is quite stable. Cheers, Bruce > Bruce Allen wrote: >> What was needed to fix the systems? Reboot? Hardware replacement? >> >> On Wed, 16 Apr 2008, Gerry Creager wrote: >> >>> We've had two fail rather randomly. The failures did cause disk >>> corruption but it wasn't an undetected/undetectable sort. They started >>> throwing errors to syslog, then fell over and stopped accessing disks. >>> >>> gerry >>> >>> Bruce Allen wrote: >>>> Hi Gerry, >>>> >>>> So far the only problem we have had is with one Areca card that had a bad >>>> 2GB memory module. This generated lots of (correctable) single bit >>>> errors but eventually caused real problems. Could you say something >>>> about the reliability issues you have seen? >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> Bruce >>>> >>>> >>>> On Wed, 16 Apr 2008, Gerry Creager wrote: >>>> >>>>> We've used AoE (CoRAID hardware) with pretty good success (modulo one >>>>> RAID shelf fire that was caused by a manufacturing defect and dealt with >>>>> promptly by CoRAID). We've had some reliability issues with Areca cards >>>>> but no data corruption on the systems we've built that way. >>>>> >>>>> gerry >>>>> >>>>> Bruce Allen wrote: >>>>>> Hi Xavier, >>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> PPS: We've also been doing some experiments with putting >>>>>>>>>> OpenSolaris+ZFS on some of our generic (Supermicro + Areca) 16-disk >>>>>>>>>> RAID systems, which were originally intended to run Linux. >>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I think that DESY proved some data corruption with such >>>>>>>>> configuration, so they switched to OpenSolaris+ZFS. >>>>>> >>>>>>>> I'm confused. I am also talking about OpenSolaris+ZFS. What did >>>>>>>> DESY try, and what did they switch to? >>>>>> >>>>>>> Sorry, I am indeed not clear. As far as I know, DESY found data >>>>>>> corruption using Linux and Areca cards. They moved from linux to >>>>>>> OpenSolaris and ZFS, avoiding other corruption. This has been >>>>>>> discussed in HEPiX storage workgroup. However, I can not speak on >>>>>>> their behalf at all. I'll try to get you in touch with someone more >>>>>>> aware of this issue, as my statements lack of figures. >>>>>> >>>>>> I think that would be very interesting to the entire Beowulf mailing >>>>>> list, so please suggest that they respond to the entire group, not just >>>>>> to me personally. Here is an LKML thread about silent data corruption: >>>>>> http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive/linux-kernel/2007/9/10/191697 >>>>>> >>>>>> So far we have not seen any signs of data corruption on Linux+Areca >>>>>> systems (and our data files carry both internal and external checksums, >>>>>> so we would be sensitive to this). >>>>>> >>>>>> Cheers, >>>>>> Bruce >>>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>>> Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org >>>>>> To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit >>>>>> http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf >>>>> >>>>> >>> >>> > > _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf !DSPAM:4806f1c653241901610295!


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12 CFR Part 747, Subpart E - Local Rules and Procedures Applicable to Proceedings Relating to the Suspension or Revocation of Charters and to Involuntary Liquidations Under Title I
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GPO FDSys XML | Text type regulations.gov FR Doc. 2014-01702 RIN 3133-AD77 NATIONAL CREDIT UNION ADMINISTRATION Proposed rule. Comments must be received on or before May 28, 2014. 12 CFR Parts 700, 701, 702, 703, 713, 723, and 747 The NCUA Board (Board) is proposing to amend NCUA's regulations regarding prompt corrective action (PCA) to restructure the part, and make various revisions, including replacing the agency's current risk-based net worth requirements with new risk-based capital requirements for federally insured "natural person" credit unions. The proposed risk-based capital requirements would be more consistent with NCUA's risk-based capital measure for corporate credit unions and the regulatory risk-based capital measures used by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, and Office of the Comptroller of Currency (Other Federal Banking Regulatory Agencies). In addition, the proposed revisions would revise the risk-weights for many of NCUA's current asset classifications; require higher minimum levels of capital for federally insured natural person credit unions with concentrations of assets in real estate loans, member business loans (MBLs) or higher levels of delinquent loans; and set forth the process for NCUA to require an individual federally insured natural person credit union to hold higher levels of risk-based capital to address unique supervisory concerns raised by NCUA. The proposed revisions would also eliminate several of NCUA's provisions, including provisions relating to regular reserve accounts, risk-mitigation credits, and alternative risk-weights.


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• Sterling silver and genuine gemstone beaded anklet
• Rose quartz round beads
• Sterling silver ribbed and twist tube beads
• Measures 9" long plus 1" extender chain
• Made in America with gemstones from around the world
What is romance without fun? Sweet pastel rose quartz beads create a cute anklet in this summer-ready piece. The gemstones highlight oxidized sterling silver twist tube and ribbed beads in a look that adds a touch of beauty to your everyday.
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Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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Beginning July 1, 2000, Act 48 of 1999 required persons holding Pennsylvania professional educator certification to complete continuing education requirements every five years in order to maintain their certificates as active.
Only successfully completed courses (earning a 'C' grade or better) taken at Arcadia University will be reported to the Pennsylvania Department of Education with proper documentation. All other courses must be reported through the appropriate institution.
To check your reporting status, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Education web site.
Beginning August 29, 2011, the Department of Education suspended Act 48 continuing education requirements for two years. However, no one is prohibited from taking Act 48 courses, programs and activities during the suspension/moratorium period. Additionally, educators may continue to acquire Act 48 credits and hours during this moratorium. Students may still submit Act 48 credit to the Department of Education and will be credited to the compliance period in effect at the time the moratorium began.
In order to receive Act 48 credit for successfully completed courses taken at Arcadia University, please submit your request though our online form. Requests will be processed and should be reflected on PDE's website within two weeks of submission. You must include either your Personal Professional ID or your Social Security Number in order for your request to be processed. Arcadia University will not report more than six credits (or 2 courses) in each five-year period.
Access the online request form: Request for ACT 48 Course Reporting
For questions or concerns about Act 48 reporting through Arcadia University, please contact: Beth Specker, Director of Education Initiatives, School of Continuing Studies, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 484-804-2328.
School of Continuing Studies King of Prussia Campus1150 First Ave., Suite 700King of Prussia, PA firstname.lastname@example.com