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EMT Training in Philadelphia with Class Descriptions
The Philadelphia area has two schools that offer emergency medical technician (EMT) training programs. Learn about the courses, admission info and program requirements for both of these schools to make an informed education decision.
Philadelphia-Area Schools with EMT Training Programs
Students looking for basic EMT training in Philadelphia will find a program at a school within the city limits and another located about a half an hour away. This article looks at these two schools and their EMT training courses, both of which meet state and national certification requirements, and call for classes and hands-on training. There is also a table of facts about each school, such as school type, enrollment and the campus setting. This information can help individuals who are deciding which school is their best option.
- Thomas Jefferson University, located in downtown Philadelphia, offers a basic course for aspiring EMTs.
- At Delaware County Community College, students may earn a certificate while training to become an EMT. This school is about 26 miles from the city center.
Thomas Jefferson University
To enroll in this class, students must be at least 18 years old, pass a criminal background check and obtain a child abuse clearance. Prospective students must also meet the school's reading and writing standards through a placement test or proof of a college degree.
Emergency Medical Technician Training Course
Training here is provided through JeffSTAT, an EMS training program offered through Jefferson Medical College, which is a College in Jefferson University. This class is offered on a daytime schedule. Through lectures, lab practice and clinical field work, students learn and practice basic emergency treatment skills, such as patient assessment, first aid, oxygen administration and immobilization for possible fractures or spinal damage.
The first two days of class will prepare students by giving them the opportunity to earn their American Heart Association CPR certification. Students who successfully complete the program are qualified to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) and Pennsylvania certification exams.
Delaware County Community College
Students entering this program must complete either a Disciplinary Action Reporting Form or a criminal background check at the beginning of the first class.
Emergency Medical Technician, Certificate of Competency
The program was designed to prepare students for entry-level work as an EMT, primarily for those who wish to work in Delaware County and Chester County. The program consists of two classes, one of which is a course in medical terminology. The other course teaches students event scene hazard control skills, patient assessment, emergency care for victims of medical or trauma events and stabilization of patients.
Comparison of Schools
Individuals looking for a training program need information about several aspects of each school. The following table may help aspiring EMT students by presenting this data in a format that invites comparison.
|Thomas Jefferson University
|Delaware County Community College
|School Type
|4-year, private, not-for-profit
|2-year, public
|Total Enrollment (2011)
|Campus Setting
|Large city
|Large suburb
|Tuition and Fees (2012-2013)
|$33, 896*
|$4,660 in-district; $7,870 in-state, $11,080 out-of-state*
|Percent of First-Year Students Receiving Financial Aid (2010-2011)
|Acceptance Rate
|N/A Open admissions*
|N/A Open admissions*
|Retention Rate (2010-2011)
|63% full-time, 48% part-time*
|Graduation Rate
|70% for students beginning in 2005*
|14% for students beginning in 2008*
|Distance from Downtown
|N/A - school is downtown
|26 miles (32 min.)
Sources: *National Center for Education Statistics College Navigator.
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that google was going to do away with google friend connect in favor of Google+. i don't want to lose touch with anyone as i love my friends so much. you are my world and i do hang on the very words you type with all of my heart and soul. that being said, i have noticed some people are using "Linky" to follow each other if they don't have Google+. i have both. so, please either follow me on Linky or Google+ and i will follow you back.
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Well, that's not true for you, because you're on Blogger! You get to keep Google Friend Connect. Google Friend Connect will remain in place for anyone who has their blog on Blogger. Only the people who have their blogs elsewhere (Wordpress or their own website) won't be able to use Google Friend Connect as of March 1, 2012. Here is the official press release:
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- February 26, 2012 4:29 PM
- Elle MoonGoddess said...
oh good! thank you! i was worried about that because i was thinking i would lose my friends!
- February 26, 2012 5:34 PM
- Salem Witch Child said...
That's good to know too. But I went ahead and added the Linky too.
- February 26, 2012 5:53 PM
- Elle MoonGoddess said...
i did too.. just to make sure.
- February 26, 2012 6:20 PM
- Mina said...
I have both too. I just can't feel too safe. I joined your linky as well.. Take care sweetie.
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This February Dr. Colin Yoshida Alerts Patients to Gum Disease Awareness Month and Options for Gum Disease Treatment in Fremont, CA
Dr. Colin Yoshida alerts Fremont area residents to February's status as Gum Disease Awareness Month and educates on periodontal disease and gum disease treatment options such as the Laser Assisted New Attachment Protocol (LANAP®). Periodontal or gum disease is a leading tooth loss cause, leaving many people in need of further, more invasive treatments that may have been preventable with earlier interventions.
Fremont, CA (PRWEB) February 12, 2014
This February in honor of Gum Disease Awareness Month, Dr. Colin Yoshida alerts area residents about the Laser Assisted New Attachment Protocol (LANAP®), a new surgery that offers minimally invasive gum disease treatment. Unmanaged gum disease can lead to recession of the gum tissue and bone loss, leading to possible extraction of natural teeth. Laser gum surgery can prevent the advancement of gum disease that leads to tooth loss.
By leveraging advances in laser technology, Dr. Yoshida utilizes the PerioLase® MVP-7™ to identify diseased areas of tissue and vaporize them, leaving healthy tissue intact. Previous methods of treating gum disease led to the loss of healthy tissue along with the diseased tissue. The ability to offer gum disease treatment to Fremont patients in less time and with less discomfort is something that Dr. Yoshida takes seriously. Guarding against unnecessary tooth loss causes by treating periodontal infection is now possible thanks to the minimally invasive LANAP®.
For people who may already have missing teeth, the ability to successfully accept implants as a tooth replacement solution is dependent on the existence of enough healthy gum tissue and bone. This is further support for the importance of early gum disease treatment in Fremont. Recognizing the signs of gum disease can help people to seek treatment earlier and provide a better prognosis. Some symptoms include bleeding, redness or swelling in the gums or noticeable receding through the gum line.
Anyone who is concerned about gum disease as a serious tooth loss cause is invited to contact Dr. Colin Yoshida. His staff looks forward to helping all patients achieve the best in oral health as one means to improve overall health and wellness. Visit their website at http://www.fremontdentistry.com for more information and call their office at (510) 648-3184 for an evaluation.
About The Doctor
Dr. Colin Yoshida is a general dentist offering personalized dental care for patients in Fremont, CA. Dr. Colin Yoshida graduated from University of the Pacific School of Dentistry and is part of one percent of dental professionals providing the LANAP® FDA cleared laser procedure for gum disease treatment. To learn more about Fremont Dentistry and their dental services visit their website at http://www.fremontdentistry.com and call (510) 648-3184.
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Grant began writing articles in 2006 for family-oriented magazines. She has contributed to magazines such as "LDS Living," "The Washington Family" and "Parents & Kids."
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"The pitchers came out and did a great job of hitting their spots tonight," Blackfoot head coach Kenny Dahle said. "We talked about starting ahead and they each did just that which was a big key for us today."
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Jan 11, 2013 (Los Banos Enterprise (Los Banos - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Wilma Johnson-Mitchell remembers seeing Martin Luther King Jr. for the first time on TV during the fight for school integration.
"The words just flowed out of his mouth," Johnson-Mitchell, 64, said. "I never heard anybody speak like that before." Scores will celebrate the man whose 1968 "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech inspired many when Martin Luther King Jr. Day events begin at City Hall, 520 J. St, at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 21. The march and speeches that follow are organized, as they have been for many years, by Kente Women's Club.
Johnson-Mitchell, a member of the club and a 1967 graduate of Dos Palos High, said the march is always a good way to remind children of King, who was instrumental in pushing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. She said his message is universal and relevant to this day and to the Westside.
"He represents all people, and in every area he has touched somebody's life," Johnson-Mitchell said.
After some secular speeches at City Hall, marchers will proceed to D Street's First Baptist Church to hear keynote speaker the Rev. Phil Jenkins.
Past celebrations of the orator of the 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech have included poems, songs, dances and a video of the speech on the National Mall.
Johnson-Mitchell said she hopes the march is a fitting tribute to the civil rights leader who marched on Washington, D.C., and later was assassinated after speaking on behalf of striking sanitation workers in Memphis, Tenn.
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Christian Hercules--a new research method.
This article tries to give a new method for Jesuit drama research, which studies the dramas not only as literary, but as complex literary and pedagogical works. The author chose to study Christian Hercules, which is an allegoric drama and was performed in Pozsony (Bratislava) in 1729. The characters of the ancient mythology and the allegories convey first a Christian meaning in this drama, when Isvan Dobo becomes the allegory of Hercules, and Hercules becomes the allegory of Dobo later, when Christian characters become ancient heroes again. We have only the program of this drama, so the author studies only the dramatic structure and the emblems, examining how the national and European identity and religious education are in the drama.
Hungarian Jesuit school dramas are well known, as many important studies were written about them in Hungary. The data base and the texts of these plays were edited (1), but in the meantime, the play, as a work of art was often forgotten. We need a complex method to analyze the Jesuit school dramas, which are both of pedagogical and theatrical plays. One method can be to study the authors and their works. But we know that Jesuit education was universal, every teacher had to teach using the same methods; a Spanish or German teacher had to think and feel as a Hungarian or Italian one. On the other hand, many drama programs and texts were published anonymously, because the teacher--writer did not consider himself a playwright because of the rules of Ratio Studiorum (the famous Jesuit curriculum). That is why we can most often speak about collective authorship even if we know the life and works of a certain playwright.
Philology might be a better method than studying authors. We can study the sources of the dramas, we can study (in order to create parallelism) the links and relations between the dramas and their sources, we can study compilations, and we can use the method of close reading. But how close can we read a drama written not for reading, but to be seen on the stage. (2) This method can reveal connections hidden from the audience or a shallow reader. So it is possible, that the author compiled his drama from pre-texts. The new, dramatic function of a preach or a poem of the pre-text is still in question, and we know little of the role of symbols and types predominating the stage. When studying school dramas, there is one more question: how were the students impressed by the drama? If philology is subsidiary in drama research, the centre of the research must be the play. If we study drama as a complex literary and pedagogical product, the choruses, tableaus, and dance movements gain a new value: as pictures do not say anything without texts, for example, the box of Kypselos (3), the chorus, tableau, and interludes help to understand the dramatic situation on the Jesuit stage. So it is worth studying the dramas with choruses separated from those which have no choruses, because they use different symbolic systems, thus they require different forms of abstraction from the audience.
The pedagogical function of the dramas can come to the front only if we study the performance. If we study only the parts of the play (e.g. text, stage, scenic, etc.) the pedagogical function is not too important. We often quote Ratio Studiorum, i.e., Jesuit students could exercise acting, speaking, convicting, arguing on exams, disputations and Jesuit fathers could influence their audience by preaching; still the Jesuit curriculum ordered to produce school plays. We should understand the reasons: I try to explain the need for stage productions through studying Hungarian chronicle dramas. These dramas had a special function in teaching history as a subject. (4) Chronicle dramas were performed on Jesuit stage in an age when historical studies were in their infancy in Hungary. if we compare this corpus to the full corpus of the Jesuit school dramas, we can see that the number of chronicle dramas is rather small. On the other hand, there were popular historical themes and there were themes produced only once or twice, and usually there were more themes from European history than from Hungarian history.
This again proves the conclusion of Jean-Marie Valentin: Jesuit chronicle drama was shown only to illustrate the scheme of Providence, and Jesuits did not want to give a global historic philosophy on the stage. Due to their view of cyclical evolution; there is no contact between the thematic units. (5) Characters of the heroes, customs of countries are not important, all are reduced to stereotypes. Thus we can find stereotypes in the scenes, too, and we can make a similar model of the structures of the dramas as Propp did with the fairy tales. (6) If a literary historian gets to this point in global and structural study, he can find himself at a stand. Can we speak about chronicle dramas in Jesuit schools or only dramas using schemes and stereotypes? Not the characters themselves are important but the schemes they are involved. Let the figures be the Hungarian king and his brother: Laszlo and Salamon, or Talandus and Charles the Great, the scheme is the same: the internecine fight.
We must not forget that Jesuit drama was not only a literary product but also an educational work, and studying the school dramas from an educational and psychological point of view, we can draw different conclusions as literary historians. What is a dead end for the literary historian can be the starting point for the historian of education, and what is only a scheme for literature can be a very important component in education. I try to prove it with the analysis of Christian Hercules, a drama from 1729 about the 1552 siege of Eger. (7)
Christian Hercules (1729)
According to Alessandro Donati, the main characters of epics must have the same morality as Aristotle described as heroism. Jesuit playwrights chose their characters from this aspect: heroism is a superlative morality, and the most important aim is common good. (8) Elida Maria Szarota listed three groups of heroes in the Jesuit dramas. (9) Let us list the similar Hungarian characters:
1. Adulterous hero, who is against Christianity. The main type is Julian apostata. In the Hungarian corpus, we have only one hero like this: Ludovicus Grittus, a betrayer, who went to the Turks and beheaded the Hungarian bishop of Nagyvarad, but then in his dream, he saw the bishop's head and finally he lost his head, too.
2. The felon hero. The main type, here, is Mauritius, who got his punishment in this world, but escaped damnation because of his penitence. In Hungarian Jesuit dramas this character was quite rare.
3. The Saint. These figures are to be the positive examples for every Christian. This type was extremely popular in Hungary, since the first Hungarian kings belong to this group, e.g. the dramas about Saint Laszlo, Saint Istvan.
Due to the Hungarian circumstances, in the 18th century, a new type of hero appeared on the Hungarian stage: the Christian hero who fights against the Turks for Christiandom. Symbolism often created analogies, where understanding worldly events helps to decode transcendental abstractions. (10) The Hungarian play written in 1729 about Dobo is based on analogous symbolism.
In the first scene, Hecate and Mercury unite against Peace, who waters olive trees on the three mounts of the Hungarian coat-of-arms. They change Cornucopia to the "pixis" of Pandora and give the horn to the Aggressive Forces. Peace asks Jupiter to help. It is a very complex scene because we can see allegories and ancient Gods in the same scene, on the other hand, these Gods represent both mythology and Christian allegories. Hercules is the most complex figure of this scene, mainly due to the fact that the audience knows only the title of the play at this time: Christian Hercules. Hercules himself, as the son of Jupiter, enters the stage; but in the next scene he becomes Istvan Dobo, while Aggressive Powers become Achomet, the Turkish Sultan. So the mythological and allegorical figures become the participants of 17th century Hungarian reality, but in the last act, they become ancient Gods and allegories again, thus the last scene will construct and reconstruct the whole drama.
After the first allegoric scene, both the characters and the scenery have a metamorphosis, when the three mounts of the Hungarian arms change into the fortress of Eger. We are in the scene of the Earth, which does not differ from the supernatural scene because Gods connect the two. So finally, when Dobo fights against the Turks, he fights not only for Eger, but for Hungary and Christiandom. It means that the supernatural scene gives a new meaning to the earthly scenes, but the Earthly scene comments the supernatural scene, too.
Dreams linking earthly and supernatural spheres are of extreme importance from the point of view of allegories. Before the dream-scene, after a desperate battle, Hungarians seems defeated. One of the best Hungarian soldiers betrays the weak points of the fortress to the Turks, and others are not reliable either. They have no food and water and the powder-magazine was blown up. In this situation, in the 12th scene, Dobo has a dream where the allegories of Constancy and Power give him their attributes. After this he sees seven camps with his own name written above them. When Dobo wakes up, defeats the Turks, and wins the region of Vajdasag (symbolized by the seven camps) as his award. Constancy and Power are Dobo's real and main attributes, but this scene is far from the opening allegoric scene I mentioned. On the one hand this personal symbol is independent from the whole drama, on the other hand it is the most important one leading to the victory over the Turks. The closing scene showed an allegoric tableau of the triumphal Hercules strengthening the position of Peace on the three mounts of Hungary. Then, finally, Pallas of Posoninm coming out of the Patron's house appeared on the stage and gave awards and prizes to the best pupils. At the very end, Pallas put an olive branch in the mouth of an eagle. This last minute is to be explained: the eagle was the armorial beast of the patron's family, which shows the close relationship between allegorical-historical drama topic and occasional plays.
What is the educational message of this drama? First it helps the expansion of fantasy. (11) But if we think of the fact that the pupils had to remain on the stage in poses fixed by their peers, and the costumes were sewn by the wives of the patrons, the ballets were choreographed by foreign teachers--where can one find place to expand fantasy? On the other hand, sometimes students had private acts, (12) during which they played without costumes, scenery and props, but that was not frequent on public stage. We know that drama helped to exercise acting, speaking, action, and memory, but did the Jesuits write dramas only for this purpose?
Researchers emphasize the spectacular scenes, the luxurious stage of the Jesuit dramas, but we cannot read about the educational background of these dramas; we must not forget about the fact that they are school dramas. No doubt, this drama taught patriotism, so let us examine the Dobo drama from this point of view. We can find two key--scenes in the drama: Dobo's dream and the example of Dobo's wife and son. Dobo's dream helps the Hungarians to victory, so it is the most important scene. It is a tableau in the centre of the drama with new characters, which is amazing after the earlier scenes with an interesting solution in dramaturgy. The message is: Be strong and constant and then you will win your award.
Before Dobo's dream, his wife, Rosinda, and their son go to Dobo to help him, and after the dream we see them again. With their heroism, the woman and the small boy set an example for adults, for both men and women. The Jesuit curriculum had a ban of females on the stage that is why this lady's heroic fight said more to the audience about faith in Hungary and Christianity than thousands of other characters have shown. Let's see this scene from the point of view of the acting pupils. Speaking about patriotism or faith by heart, is a special case. If one could hear the words of encouragement from his classmate on the stage, it could give much more than a sermon or a lesson in the school about the same values. In the Jesuit school, drama education begins not only on the stage, but when the playwright starts to write his play and chooses the theme, because his play must impress the pupils. While we studied school drama as a literary product or as a play only, the allegoric scenes were as important as the main situation and the spectacular scenery, costumes moved us--but these were only for the audience, they are not too important in education, because the moral message was the main value of all dramas from this point of view.
We used the Dobo-drama as an example; all aspects of chronicle dramas are allegoric, the themes about actual problems were hidden in history, as they wanted to impress the audience and the children. It means, that not Hungarian historic theme is important, but the moral message, which is the same in Hungary and abroad. The age of the story is not important either but rather the same moral message and stereotype. It means that history is likely to loose its function. But if we think of the fact that the adults, who saw the drama of Dobo (in 1729), experienced Turkish oppression in their youth, these dramas get a new perspective again as a consequence of that, the dramas become Hungarian again. The acting students came from noble families, they grew up in palaces, among the portraits of their elders--so the historic figures on the stage were much closer to them. On the other hand, the future of these students were determined, too--on the stage, they had to advertise the values which must have been the directory in their future lives, when they became officers or statesmen, too. It means that European Jesuit chronicle drama is always national and European at the same time, their main purpose is to teach history and send other moral messages at the same time.
(1) Staud Geza: A magyarorszagi jezsuita iskolai szinj atekok forrasai 1561-1773. Budapest: MTA konyvtara. (A magyarorszagi iskolai szinjatekok forrasai es irodalma = Fontes Ludorum scenicorum in scholis S.J. Hungariae) I. Pars prima. 1984.; II. Pars secunda. 1986.; III. Pars tertia. 1988.; IV. Indexes / Ed. H. Takacs Marianna. 1994. 234 p.
(2) Williams, Arnold: A tipologia es a ciklikus dramak: Nehany kriterium [Typology and the circle dramas]. In: A tipologiai szimbolizmus: Tanulmanyok / Ed. Fabiny Tibor. Szeged: [JATEPress], 1998. (Ikonologia es Muertelmezes 4.). 213.
(3) Gombrich, Ernst: Icones Symbolicae. A szimbolikus kifejezes filozofiai es ezek hatasa a muveszetre. In: Az ikonologia elmelete / ed. Pal Jozsef. Szeged: [JATEPress], 1997. (Ikonologia es Muertelmezes 1.). 41-42.
(4) Balassa Bruno: A tortenettanitas multja hazankban [History of teaching history in Hungary]: Nevelestorteneti forrastanulmany. Pecs: Dunantul Egyetemi Nyomdaja, 1929. 91-92.
(5) Valentin, Jean-Marie: Le theatre des Jesuites dans les pays de langue allemande (1554-1680): Salut des ames et ordre des cites. Bern-Francfort / M.--Las Vegas: Peter Lang SA, 1978. 337-340.
(6) Propp, V. J.: A mese morfologiaja. 2. edition. Budapest: Osiris-Szazadveg, 1995. (Osiris Konyvtar). 123-139.
(7) see: Alszeghy Zsoltne--Berecz Agbes--Czibula Katalin--Keresztes Attila--Kiss Katalin--Knapp Eva--Varga Imre: Jezsuita iskoladramak [Jesuit school dramas. Text edition] II. Budapest: Argumentum, 1992.
(8) Szorenyi Laszlo: A barokk ideal a XVII. szazadi olasz, magyar es kozep-keleteuropai latin jezsuita eposzokban. In: Hunok es jezsuitak / Szorenyi Laszlo. [s. n.]: AmfipressZ, 1993.35.
(9) Szarota, Elida Maria: Das Jesuitendrama und die Manipulation des Publikums. In: Gesichte, politik und Gesellschaft im Drama des 17. Jahrhunderts / Elida Maria Szarota. BernMunchen: Francke Verlag, 1976.
(10) Gombrich, Ernst: Icones Symbolicae. A szimbolikus kifejezes filozofiai es ezek hatasa a muveszetre. In: Az ikonologia elmelete / szerk. Pal Jozsef. Szeged: [JATEPress], 1997. (Ikonologia es Muertelmezes 1.). 72.
(11) Hets J. Aurelian O. S. B.: A jezsuitak iskolai Magyarorszagon a 18. szazad kozepen. Pannonhalma, Budapest: Korda, 1938. (Publicationes ad historiam S. I. in Hungaria illustrandam. Lucubrationes; 5.) 73.
(12) Ratio Studiorum, 1599. Regulae Professoris Rhetoricae. 19. [section]. Privatae scenae.
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Nagy Julia, Miskolc University, Hungary
Nagy is a member of the Research Group for Old Hungarian Dramas (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Literary scholarship).
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A source spills the beans. "PC and Bebo have been bonding ever since reports surfaced that the two actresses ignored each other at an international awards event earlier this year. It was PC who reached out to Kareena asking her to feature in a documentary film on the girl child and women's education. Kareena who is right now advocating the right to secondary education for all children, especially girls and women, agreed immediately. And it's for a good cause so she's doing it for free. It's a surprise given their past history, but it proves that these actresses have not only mellowed but matured a lot and are willing to put aside their differences for a good cause. Right now, the modalities and dates are being worked out. A couple of more actresses may be approached as well."
Kareena confirms, "Priyanka recently did call me for something she's doing and asked me to be a part of it. I will do it, of course. But I don't want to talk about it right now."
She insists, "There can never be a problem with Priyanka. I really respect and like her a lot as a person and an actress. I am very fond of her. There can never be any issue with her. We are colleagues and actors and we respect each other. I know she respects me. I wouldn't want dig too much into this and say we are fighting. It's not mellowing down but evolving and the idea is to keep evolving. That's the fun of life and what I want to keep doing that."
Bebo has patched up with Deepika Padukone, too. Ask her about it and she protests again. "There was never a war for us to patch up! I meet Deepika regularly at our Bandra gym as we workout with the same trainer Yasmin Karachiwala. We are very normal and cordial. She's my husband's co-star and colleague. Why should there be a problem? These are all media-made issues. Media has created a problem with me and other actresses for the last 10 years. They have pitted me against everybody. I think that is great and I consider it a compliment."
Bebo-PC's past history
Kareena and PC work in Don but after that, on an episode of Koffee With Karan, she asks host Karan Johar where Priyanka got her accent from. PC retaliates by saying the same place that Kareena's then-boyfriend (Saif Ali Khan) got it from.
Kareena says she considers only Rani Mukerji, her contemporary, an actress. PC quips back that as Bebo being more mature and senior than her, is qualified to comment on her acting calibre.
Kareena and Priyanka fight over their favourite make-up artist Pompy Hans. PC wants Pompy for her make-up in her film Anjaana Anjaani but before she can contact him, Kareena whisks him off to Sydney with her.
On a news channel when asked about what she thinks about her rivals getting married this year, Priyanka shoots back and asks to specify which one (Kareena or Vidya Balan).
January 2014
On Season 4 of Koffee With Karan, when host Karan Johar asks Priyanka in the rapid fire round, which actor/actress would have a life size poster of themselves, Priyanka promptly replies, 'Kareena'!
April 2014
Reports allege that Kareena has ignored Priyanka Chopra at the IIFA Awards in Tampa Bay, Florida this year. When asked about it, Kareena asks the media to stop asking her such questions.