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Best known as the artist behind one of the most iconic and recognised images in the world, "The Scream" (1893), Norwegian painter Edvard Munch (1863-1944) is a key figure in the development of painting in the twentieth century. The themes of desolation and despair behind his best-known works such as "The Sick Child" (1886), "Vampire" (1893-4) and "Ashes" (1894) resonated with those living in a new modernity, and acted as an influential precursor to the Expressionist movement in Europe. This accessible survey studies Munch's life and work, from his tragic childhood where he experienced the deaths of his mother and sister at a young age; to his travels in Europe during the emergence of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism; to his circle of friends including Henrik Ibsen; and his prolific body of work including etchings, woodcuts, lithographs and set designs. Including 60 full colour illustrations, this lucid and informative introduction is an indispensible guide to one of the most intriguing and dramatic figures in twentieth century art.


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Blackpool have accepted a bid for the 21-year-old winger, who spoke to Mackay with his father and Blackpool boss Paul Ince on Monday.
Ince is one of the Championship's hottest properties, having scored 18 goals for the Seasiders last season.
Mackay said at a press conference on Thursday: "We've had a bid accepted by Blackpool and agreed terms with his agent.
"Tom and his dad were both on holiday so Monday was the earliest time we could have a chat.
"Friday morning we'll have a decision one way or another."
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The Cache Valley Volunteer Center was created to provide service opportunities for individuals, groups and agencies in our community and is a tool to help those who want to share volunteer opportunities.
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This workshop is for anyone in their mid-30's, 40's or even 50's who are not sure whether or not they are on track for reitrement. We will be showing you some 'Plan B' options to help you get on track in a way that is FUN, REWARDING and EFFECTIVE!!
Jay Shetty urges us to redefine happiness.
For the past two years we have had the privilege of being part of the 40 Days of Service sponsored by the organization Service For Peace . . . . Service For Peace funded our Martin Luther King Jr Day Community Fair. With the grant that we received we were able to provide our community with a free reading literacy, health literacy, financial literacy, emergency preparedness and fashion literacy workshops and booths for all ages.
Service For Peace is dedicated to bringing peace to communities through volunteerism.
October 2015 Volunteer of the Month
Becky Yeager
Cache Valley Wildlife Association
Becky is an amazing person with a strong work ethic. Not only does she own and manage the Spirit Goat store in Logan, she also takes care of her family, helps her Church on projects, and volunteers to help the City Parks programs. However, I am nominating her because of her commitment to ensure the survival of Western Monarch butterflies for future generations. Their numbers are decreasing at alarming rates. Becky raises Monarchs on milkweed in her home garden, then marks them with a Utah color code pattern for researchers to observe in California and Mexico. She marked 60 at her own home, then drove to Salt Lake City on two different occasions to mark another 750 Monarchs for release. Now, for the first time, 810 Monarchs will have the Utah code on their wings so we can determine where they overwinter, and learn their migration routes so we can encourage safe-haven gardens along their 1,000 mile journey.
Becky, you're great…and the Monarchs, and people who love them, are lucky to have you around.
September 2015 Volunteer of the Month
Wendy Simmons
Wendy has been a long time volunteer with Nami Mental Health as well as with many other organizations and volunteering opportunities. She has been involved with Nami for many years in a variety of roles:
- President
- Community Advocate
- Worked in the Office
- Crisis for 6 years
- 2 24 hour shifts a month
- Getting people to shelters and women with children
- Nami Board for 15 years
Wendy has also served in the following roles:
- Bear River Mental Health Board for 8 years
- Suicide Prevention Coalition
- Interagency Council
- Cosmetology
- Providence Planning Commission
- Family Life Merit Badge Counselor for units in Boy Scouts
THANK YOU for all of your hard work, Wendy!!
August 2015 Volunteer of the Month
Megan Harris
Four Paws Rescue
Megan Harris started volunteering with Four Paws Rescue in 2013 as the non-profit bookkeeper. She had always been interested in volunteering in some way for homeless pets, but with having four dogs of her own, fostering a dog wasn't the best route for her. One day she saw on Facebook an advertisement for someone to help with the bookkeeping/financials. Megan already was well versed in QuickBooks from her day job, so this was the perfect opportunity for her to volunteer for the pets. We are very glad she found our ad!
Megan has also volunteered at the summer Caffé Ibis Booth at the Cache Valley Gardeners' Market in 2014 where she helped serve beverages and promote Four Paws Rescue to market clientele.
Megan has a soft spot for animals who do not have a home of their own. She would like to do anything she can to help pets find forever homes. She is currently enrolled in an Animal Behaviorist, Nutritionist and Shelter Rehabilitation program so she can help pets. She would love to help shelter dogs learn good behaviors so they can be welcomed and well-behaved members of their new family.
When Megan isn't working, volunteering or going to school, she loves to camp, hike, and play in the yard with her husband and four rescued dogs.
May 2015 Volunteer of the Month
Carol Steffanhagen
Terrace Grove Assisted Living
Carols mother resided here at Terrace Grove Assisred Living for 4 years until she passed away in the Spring of 2014. During the time Carol's mother was living here, Carol visited everyday and had a chance to see the activities we were involved in here at our facility and the difference made in the lives of those we serve here at T.G. Carol would involve herself during this time to help keep her mother motivated. After the death of her mother, Carol officially registered to volunteer in March of 2014. Carol has faithfully volunteered 2-3 times every week, involving herself with our Bingo, Crafts, Cooking Classes, Bus Rides and anything else I have needed her to do. Carol has also come in to help serve hot meals to our residents when our elevator broke and we have three levels to serve meals on, this really was above and beyond a volunteer service! She is alsways cheerful, happy and lifts the spirits of all she comes in contact with. Our residents love it when Carol comes to volunteer and she had been a great support to our non-profit volunteer services, I don't know what we would do without her! To date, Carol has volunteered a total of 426 hours since she registered in 2014, an amazing amount of time unselfishly given with love and happiness!
March 2015 Volunteer of the Month
Lori Pulotu
Sunshine Terrace
Lori is one of our best volunteers who comes on a monthly basis to perform for our residents. She performs professionally as well, but for over two years now, she has come each month to sing for our residents for free. The residents really look forward to her coming and she is always consistent. We never have to remind her and she always shows up ready and happy to interact with the residents. She is always willing to stay afterward and talk with them and is very personable. I feel she is a true example of selfless service.
February 2015 Volunteer of the Month
Jared Mercer
Options For Independence
We heard about a lady that needed help on her neighborhood non profit house and mentioned it to Jared. He has gone back numerous times taking groups of people to go help and has made a big difference for her and her family
January 2015 Volunteer of the Month
Dylan Ostermiller
Options For Independence
November 2014 Volunteer of the Month
Shannon Syrstad
Four Paws Rescue
Shannon has been involved with several 2013 fundraising activities – such as Run to Rescue 5k Trail Run/Walk, Musical Paws Benefit Concert, Doggie Olympics, Maggie's surgery fund, generator donation request, online Pampered Chef fundraiser, the Moondog Ball and USU Zombie for Charity. As you can see, in addition to Shannon's full time job, she is very busy. These fundraising activities have brought in over $27,000 to date!
October 2014 Volunteer of the Month
Dorcus Kleinschuster
Four Paws Rescue
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Zions Bank employees volunteer with Common Ground for the
United Way Day of Caring 2014 held on September 11, 2014.
THANK YOU for getting involved, Zions Bank!
September 2014 Volunteer of the Month:
Lori Staples
When Lorie Staples started volunteering in May 2010, she was responsible for making sure the cat room at PetSmart was clean and the kitties had fresh water and food. She also got to play and snuggle with the kitties to provide social interaction.
Lorie wanted to volunteer because she believes in the Four Paws Mission to help find homes for animals. She wanted to do her part to bring some affection to cats available for adoption. Lorie has one cat, Zoie, who is queen of the house. She would love to foster/adopt another kitty, but Zoie highly prefers the humans all to herself. Lorie says by volunteering it's like she has several other pets to call her own. She just doesn't bring them home with her!
Lorie also wanted to volunteer because her employer at the time would donate $1,000 to the organization where 40 hours of volunteer time was completed. She was eligible for this award yearly, and was able to receive this award TWICE which really helped Four Paws Rescue. She really likes the fact that Four Paws is a no kill shelter. She feels Four Paws isn't as well known as other organizations which means they may not have near the donations that higher profile agencies bring in. Being able to get the $1,000 donation twice for Four Paws meant a lot to her and Four Paws greatly appreciates this!
Lorie has steadily held a weekly evening shift for 4 whole years! She also is a regular donor to the yard sale fundraiser, and she has also helped out at a Pet Run a few years back. The pet run was great because she was able to meet some of the dogs that Four Paws has helped find homes for.
What has kept Lorie volunteering for 4 years? She keeps volunteering because Four Paws "is a really great organization and [she] truly enjoys spending time with the cats every week." There have been a few kitties that caught her eye and her heart. They almost went home with her, but she knew she would have to endure the wrath of Zoie.
Lorie currently works at Utah State University as a Staff Assistant for the Plants, Soils, & Climate department and the Applied Economics department. She loves working both departments because she has been able to meet so many people and have the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of two departments.
Lorie has been married for 6 years and lives with Zoie the cat, who is 8 years old. Zoie is quite the character, and has put a lot of time and effort into training her humans well. She and her husband would like to eventually adopt a puppy but she needs to acquire a yard first. She has a real affinity for Boxers. They are just such cute dogs!
Thank you Lorie for your years of volunteering and the two amazing grant awards!
August 2014 Volunteer of the Month:
Rita Hofmeister
Rita Hofmeister
Rita is a hardworking, loyal, caring and compassionate volunteer that has put in countless hours over the past year as a senior companion to a number of local seniors seeking services through BRAG's Senior Companion program. She shows she cares by being sensitive to people's needs and serving in any capacity that is required of her. She lends a listening ear, a helping hand and a giving heart to those needing a friend to talk to, a ride to the grocery store, doctor appointment, or pharmacy; or maybe a companion for an outing to church or a lunch date.
Rita shares her flower starts, garden produce, knitting knowledge and even a hat, a pair of socks or even a sweater she has knitted with many a friend, neighbor or Senior Companion. She smiles with happiness when the neighbor children call her grandma, when a companion she visits with remembers and shares with her something they used to do long ago or starts talking when they haven't been very vocal for awhile.
To Rita, volunteering has become almost a full tie job. She visits clients two to three times a day almost five days a week. She thinks more people should involved with volunteering in our community if they are capable; instead of staying at home doing nothing. She should know, she's 80 years old herself and is still busy making a difference every day to those she comes in contact with. I just love her positive attitude and can-do spirit. That is why I would like to nominate her as the Cache Valley Volunteer Center's Volunteer of the Month.
Nominated by:
Sandy Shaw, Cache Valley Volunteer Center staff
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During the short time that Bailey has been volunteering at the Cache Humane Society she has become a valuable member of our team. Bailey volunteers in our clinic, and as such deals with the animals medical needs, rather than taking dogs for walks, or playing with the cats. Bailey helps in keeping the clinic clean and sanitized, she is a self starter and never complains. No matter the task that she is asked to accomplish, she works hard and completes these tasks in a very timely and thorough manner. It is with great pleasure that I nominate Baily for Volunteer of the Month.
Nominated by:
Roland Bringhurst
Executive Director
Cache Humane Society
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Dispersed camping in the Coronado National Forest as well as a scenic drive.
A historic mining district that extends along the bottom of a sycamore-shaded canyon is the focal point of this short, easy drive. You'll start in the quaint little town of Patagonia, with its rich mining and ranching heritage, and drive up the meandering course of Harshaw Creek. The canyons carved by that small stream and its tributaries were the center of extensive mining activity from the end of the last century well into the present one. Even today, mining activity continues in some areas.
We spent a two weeks here in January 2015. We liked it because it is more secluded than most spots in Arizona, free or not. It gives a bit of a feeling of privacy, with a choice of sun or filtered shade. It could have used a clean up as there was some trash, but nothing unbearable. There are two sites, with lots of space in between. Very quiet with little traffic from the nearby road. Most of that appeared to be border patrol but they ignored us completely, I'm happy to say.
It was a short trip back to Patagonia which we loved for it's small size, good food, a famous birding site, and an artistically inclined community. (Finally got to see "The Vagina Monologues" put on by the local theatre group....What a riot!) We intend to return to the same general area, as there is much to explore and not many tourists, and a cooler mini-climate due to the higher altitude.
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We lived on Harshaw Road very near the junction with Duquesne Road for a year in one of the very few places that could be leased. It's beautiful there most of the year. We experienced our first honest to gosh real blizzard on New Years 2010/2011.
One important point to remember is the area is heavily patrolled by various federal agencies and visitors are sometimes repeatedly stopped and questioned. Be prepared to obey authority and comply. The law enforcement guys and women can be a bit jumpy.Signs warning of smuggling and illegal immigration adorn the roadside at several intervals.
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I was thinking of spending a little time in the Harshaw rd area near Patagonia, Az tenting it. Is any reservation needed, how far from town and how rough is the road. I will be on a bicycle so it would help to know which bike would be more suitable.
Thanks for the info on cheap camping,
Billie D
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Captain James Taylor (pictured) went for a second ball duck as England slumped to 74-5 but 86 from Derbyshire's Gary Balance guided them to 225-6.
But Rob Quiney, who played two Tests against South Africa last year, blasted 122 from 104 balls and keeper Peter Handscomb made an unbeaten 67 as the hosts romped home with 13.5 overs to spare at the Junction Oval in Melbourne.
Somerset's teenage seamer Craig Overton took both the wickets to fall.
The tourists begin a four match limited overs series against Australia A in Hobart on Saturday.
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A very stylish little hinged box that features the Divine Mercy image, and holds your special items such as jewelry, rosaries, or other small treasures. Looks beautiful on tabletop, dresser or shelf... or anywhere your heart desires. Or use as a "gift box" and include one of the many gift items we have online. Matte black finish with beading detail on lid; interior lined with black velvet. 4.5" x 2.25"
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Kresimir.zic ran a logo contest and chose a winning design they loved.
We want to be "booking.com" for people looking for a berth in a marina. We want to organize the web in the way that every boats owner can find a suitable berth anywhere in the world
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Skip to comments.Poll: Dems leap ahead of GOP on illegals
Posted on 04/26/2006 7:15:13 PM PDT by Aussie Dasher
By emphasizing enforcement of the law, Democrats have leaped ahead of Republicans in the latest poll asking Americans which party they trust more on the issue of illegal immigration.
As the immigration debate rose to the top of the national agenda this year, the GOP was favored by 37 percent to 31 percent over Democrats, said pollster Rasmussen Reports.
But the newest survey shows round two going to the Democrats as Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean declares enforcement of the border his party's top priority.
Now 42 percent trust Democrats more on this issue while 35 percent trust the GOP.
Rasmussen comments: "While the short-term benefit may accrue to those who favor a tougher enforcement policy, the long-term implications of the issue are less clear. At the moment, neither political party enjoys unity within its own ranks on the issue. Politicians from both sides are struggling with the nuances of the issue."
Prior to the debate's emergence this year Americans were evenly divided on which party they trusted.
Democrats have gained ground primarily by solidifying their base, Rasmussen says, as 77 percent of Democrats now trust their party more on the issue than Republicans, up from 60 percent earlier.
Democrats also have made gains among unaffiliated Americans.
Republicans still trust their own party more on the issue by a 70 percent to 12 percent margin.
Although Democrats have gained ground, they still are behind among the 53 percent of Americans who say immigration will be a very significant factor in terms of how they vote in November.
Among this group, 43 percent trust Republicans more and 33 percent trust Democrats.
Rasmussen also found 57 percent of Americans still favor building a barrier along the Mexican border. Among those who consider immigration very important, 73 percent want a barrier.
The poll indicated only 26 percent of Americans have a favorable opinion of the protesters who engaged in massive rallies for illegal immigrants. Fifty-four percent have an unfavorable view.
In an earlier survey, Rasmussen found that in a hypothetical race for Congress, a plurality of Americans would vote for the candidate who favors more enforcement of immigration laws.
Another poll found two-thirds of Americans think it doesn't make sense to debate new immigration laws until we can first control our borders and enforce existing laws.
The same survey found 40 percent of Americans favor "forcibly" requiring all an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants to leave the U.S.
It looks that way.
the problem here is - even though the only people who actually stand for border enforcement are the solid republicans in the house and senate - that message isn't going to get out, because the message from the white house isn't in unity with them. so we have a fractured, diluted message from our side.
imagine anyone thinking the Dems are for anything other then amnesty.
For better or for worse, President Bush is the face of the Republican Party to the average person. And he's not exactly hard-core on immigration. And most other Republicans have been too timid to take a strong stance.
So, I'm not terribly surprised by this.
there are plenty of Rs who are not timid - but they get little media exposure.
those congresspersons are the only chance at stopping the senate bill.
A fool and his
money vote are soon parted.
I wouldn't give them that much credit. The GOP couldn't find their @sses with both hands, let alone slit their own throats. No, the conservatives are teaching them a lesson--hang us out to dry and we'll do likewise with you.
Well half the Repubs want the illegals declared okay and the other half wants a crack down.
Now about this poll - are they including traditional Democratic voters like illegals, felons, people who are too young, etc. Or was it a poll of people who matter?
The joke is that it's the Dems who want illegal immigration, because they get the illegal votes. But the Republicans have been so rock-headed stupid on this issue that it makes it very easy for the Dems to lie and get away with it.
More and more, the two parties seem to be competing as to which can be the stupider. At the moment, the Republicans seem to have the lead. When they go to the polls, the voters will have a choice. Not which is the best candidate, but which is the least worst candidate, dumb or dumber.
half the republicans? where are you getting that from.
Thank you George Bush. You really know how to lose it big time.
While I believe the GOP is committing suicide; the Dems are lying as usual right through their teeth. I mean aren't these illegals their voters? LOL
Isn't that interesting
The press wants us to believe everything they say. I say bs.
Where is the Democrat bill to build a fence? Talk is cheap but it seems that many have decided to trust the Democrats.
Here is their plan.
I don't care what Howard Dean says. Most Dems want amnesty and most Republicans don't. (The senate conference committee that put out the last bill illustrates this point) The problem is that "born rich" Republicans like Dubya are significantly more guilt ridden than those of us who worked for it. It simply does not bother him to give the store away.
Just image the future value of the transfer payments to the recipients of amnesty with the current programs in place. This amount would not even include their enhanced ability to vote themselves more transfer payments in the future.
Huh? What Democrat wants to enforce the law? If anything they want more illegals in, on assistance, and voting ASAP.
It's really a simple thing to get ahead in the polls. All one must do is argue for both sides of the issue and have 90% of the press on your side and therefore never get questioned about it...that way you make both sides happy, although it's only because they don't know what you stand for.
It's really a simple thing to get ahead in the polls. All one must do is argue for both sides of the issue and have 90% of the press on your side and therefore never get questioned about it...that way you make both sides happy, although it's only because they don't know what you stand for.
Just image the future value of the transfer payments to the recipients of amnesty with the current programs in place. This amount would not even include their enhanced ability to vote themselves more transfer payments in the future.
When the hell have Democrats ever done that?
World Nut Daily at its finest.
This "poll" is proof that America has a lot of mental retards running around loose and participating in "polls." I guess that's better than having them pick their noses and wiping it on other people.
Set on?
They've already done it.
Dean made a big speech the other day castigating the Republicans for lack of border enforcement.
The fact that he was being thoroughly disingenuous is just a techicality at this point.
Sadly, I agree.
I only made that point to highlight Dubya's shortsightedness as he follows the dictates of his own emotions. He is not made of the same stuff as most conservatives. This is the result of his wealthy origins and his intemperate past. The result is compassionate conservatism. Liberalism in disguise.
If the democrats win, any talk about border security will go down the drain.
That is where Congress (and yes our President) is out of sync with the voters. What worries me more than the details of any bill, is that when it comes to enforcement, we will not do any better than we are now. I am not from Missouri, but I am in a "show me" state of mind. The direction we seem to be going, is a cart before the horse direction. And I don't think immigrants, illegal or otherwise, is the end of the greatness of the American experiment. In the long term, I remain optimistic. But the numbers in play are just too large, and a new regime without enforcement will just add fuel to the fire.
If anyone disagrees with the above, have at me.
What do you think of my point of view?
No disagreement here.
In fact, I'm against any bill because they won't enforce it. They've all earned my cynicism.
of course, any real bill would involve putting the sticks before the carrots. A 2 year period of employer/landlord sanctions, increased border security, fence construction, et al. if that is shown to be working, then we can talk about the carrots - guest workers, more green cards, etc.
my own hope - is that nothing happens. we have 2 national elections coming up in the next 2.5 years, let this be an issue that candidates debate on, and let the voters provide some consensus about what direction they want to go.
I hate to see a wall built, but, if that's all that will work, then build it.
But the president is ALSO for strong border security.
It's the democrats that are BLOCKING border security.
Unfortunately, it will probably be a completely stage-managed "debate", unless the voters really start raising hell over this. The two parties are in basic agreement on how to proceed, with only minor matters of detail separating them.
The dems have set them up and for some reason known only to them they are allowing the libs to bury them.
Pass strong border control, keep up the raids, deport most of the illegals, get tough with employers, no amnesty and watch the positive reaction of voters.
I see a majority of house and senate republicans, who do not want blanket amnesty. how many R votes does the senate bill have?
Everyone in Washington claims to be in favor of strong border security. But most of them, Bush included, refuse to go along with the idea of securing the borders first before legalizing illegals. That makes his rhetorical stance on border security pretty much worthless.
Sure the Republicans are alienating their base voters, but on the bright side, they picked up 10 illegal alien voters to replace their millions of former base voters.
where is his support for that? I don't see a comprehensive proposal from the white house that included strong new enforcement - border, employer sanctions, etc. its easy to say you are "for it" as a generality, show me Bush saying he will veto any bill that does not include X,Y,Z regarding security and enforcement. so far, all I see is a basic embrace of the senate bill.
Horse manure.
The reason that the public is losing confidence in the GOP is because the GOP looks like the gang that couldn't shoot straight. They are all over the place with no resolution in sight. The Republicans look utterly confused.
It has nothing to do with the scumbag Democrats. Heck, nobody even knows what the "Democrat plan" is because they don't have one. But they are playing it pretty smart by keeping a low profile. You know - - the old cannard about "if your opponent is destroying himself, stay out of the way." Or something like that.
Just in case you are still lurking my friend. I really have to struggle with this issue, unlike on some others, where I think I "know" the answer (at least I think I do, in perhaps my blissful ignorance).
Yeah that's the ticket! Total bs! Where would they get the idea that the republican party is soft on illegals!
The part I am really not understanding is the perception that democrats have emphasized "enforcing the law". Is it just me?? I would swear the democrats are NOT in favor of enforcing the immigration laws.
It is from the WND
Without knowing that I don't get much from this poll.
indeed, you are correct. Hillary et al speaking at these street rallies, its patently obvious.
but where is the rebuttal message on that from our side, telling americans that? its non-existent for the most part.
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Yeadon Fire Department: Unique winter dangers
As was demonstrated by the recent snow storm, life is filled by paradoxes—snow has its beauty and when in the recent, overbearing amounts, very distinctive dangers. The Yeadon Fire Company cites the potential dangers that may be associated with efficiencies produced by the newer, heating systems. Yeadon Fire Chief Craig Jeffries cited the potential danger that can occur if the snow covers the "plastic pipe" type of exhaust system that replaces the traditional chimney exhaust on former heating systems.
This possible threat to life may be produced when the heating system's carbon monoxide faces resistance from the packed, moist snow. The cure is simple; the first snow removal effort should focus on this possibly forgotten or un recognized danger. Home owners who installed this cost-effective type of heating system are more likely to perform the safety steps of preventing restrictions in the exhausting of carbon monoxide and other products of heating. Subsequent owners may not know this non-traditional exhaust system needs special attention when there large are snow fall amounts and possible drifting that can result in restricting the exhausting process.
As any snowfall continues, renewed attention must be repeatedly performed. When the snow may no longer be falling, the continuing winds may form ongoing drifting that can prevent the proper exhausting process.
Chief Jeffries added another post storm warm—ice. He explained, "Both elevating temperature sand the sun's heat can result in the melting of snow on roofs and porches. The result can create long, dangerous ice cycles that can, with no notice, fall. These falling objects can produce injuries or when they melt later freeze, producing slipping dangers on walking surfaces. "
Yeadon Fire Department: Yeadon saturday day multiple alarm fire
For many members of the Yeadon Fire Company, their personal, day's activities began early on Saturday morning, January 16. They were accelerating their personal schedules because of an annual Fire Company event—the organization's award event. When the fire dispatch was received by Yeadon and the initial support emergency responders at approximately 8:45 a.m., the experienced firefighters began reflections of previous fires and rescues. The six separate structures with their four floors of living units have previously been the focus of area fire and emergency medical fire dispatches
In its pre firefighting planning as this complex was being constructed, the Yeadon Fire Company addressed a special, fitting emergency response. The potential life and property risks, and the possible traffic delay when responding from the Yeadon Fire Company require sentering Philadelphia, passing by Colwyn and traveling through a Darby neighborhood, has added in the initial response supplemental responders from adjacent communities.
On Saturday morning, while preparing for that evening's Yeadon Fire Company Award Banquet Yeadon's fire chief was beginning his transporting of the collection of awards to the location of that evening's award gathering. In a quick detour he arrived as the initial Darby Fire Company radio message was telling of heavy smoke in building E.
The next element of this descriptive messages told of a report of a trapped occupant on the top floor of that structure. That message immediately altered the initial fire crew's responses. Their mission was to locate and evacuated the stranded person.
Yeadon Fire Chief Craig Jeffries described the heroic location and removal of the woman as a "quick location and a rapid removal to the waiting EMS crew at the entrance to the "fire building." This rescue was begun by the hose crew from the Darby Fire Company No. 1 and the aerial ladder crew from the Yeadon Fire Company.
An occupant of that building within the complex is quoted as saying the woman rescued from the fire-unit was black from the fire and smoke and as one firefighter added, "she was found in the traditionally described, protective fetal position as if she were sleeping."
Emergency medical practices were initiated while the unit's occupant was being transported to the nearby Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital. Following initial evaluation and stabilization, she was transferred to the hyperbolic chamber at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania for advanced evaluation and treatment.
Once the trapped victim was no longer the focus of the firefighters, the additional crews and apparatus accelerated their extinguishing the fire in the burning unit, checking for any fire growth to nearby units and to beginning the overhaul process in a search of any extension of the fire into hidden areas of the building's construction.
In addition to Yeadon and Darby Fire Company No.1, the initial crew response of personnel for firefighting and the Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) this initial alert also included in the initial dispatch included personnel and apparatus from Darby Fire Patrol No. 2, Lansdowne, Clifton Heights and the Holmes Fire Company. To assure emergency medical services, Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital dispatched an emergency medical unit.
Because of firefighting history in previous Foxcroft emergencies, PECO Energy and addition apparatus and crews were also summoned from Collingdale No. 1 and Collingdale No. 2. While progress was being made in the fire extinguishing efforts, there was no specific "go home: time window."
To assure the communities whose fire personnel were active in this Saturday morning fire, there were dispatched cover up fire services by summoning fire personneland apparatus from Ridley Township's Leedom Estate Fire Company, Norwood, Prospect Park, and Haverford Township's Mano Fire Company.
The need to disconnect utilities and the aftermath of a fire of this extent fostered contacting the American Red Cross for food and clothing. Additionally, the Red Cross added they would be providing lodging assistance for occupants who do not have an alternate place to stay.
Following this intense battle by approximately 75 firefighters, Yeadon's Fire Chief praised the high energy efforts provided by these firefighters. He added, "The success of this Saturday morning activity is a credit to the local and county fire training and the periodic training shared by neighbor fire organizations. We all worked together well, functioning as a single unit."
Yeadon and regional investigators began their investigation of a fire that appears to have begun in a kitchen.
History of the Yeadon Fire Company #1 Station 16
The company was founded on April 15, 1904 by a group of 12 men who held a series of meetings in various citizens homes. The first activities of the Yeadon fire company included cake bakes and other fund-raising projects to get enough money for fire equipment. A few months after organizing, the company was able to purchase its first fire apparatus, a horse-drawn hose cart. When horses were not available, the cart was pulled by men who labeled it ''old grunt an groan.'' The men soon found a way to make certain that a lack of horses was a rarity. They came up with a plan that made the borough's teamsters and liverymen as enthusiastic in answering fire alarms as were the volunteers. The first man with a horse at the firehouse after the sound of the alarm was paid a flat fee of $2 for pulling the cart. The system worked until 1922, when the fire company purchased its first motorized fire apparatus, a three-quarter ton REO truck. The members themselves worked to convert the truck into a chemical and hose fire apparatus. In fact, they also used the truck to pull the hose cart. In 1926, the fire company acquired a Ford chassis. A wooden hose body was built by one of the members and "old grunt and groan'' was retired from service.
"We started formal training in 1929 with the Philadelphia Fire Department," they said, and with Chester in 1930. Then in 1939 the fire company went in for formal training in a big way and had continuous instructions since. The fire company sends men to the Pennsylvania Fire Training School in Lewistown and to the regional and county training schools. It has five men acting as instructors in the county school at Ridley Park and has been in charge of Ladder classes at the school since 1948. Another facet of fire protection lauded by the fire company is the location of the fire hydrants. ''They are located around the borough so that they're within 500 feet of each other,'' The firefighter explained the hydrants afforded good access to any dwelling fire in the borough and that the fire company would use suction pumps to draw from the waterways and lakes only in the event of extreme emergency. In the early 1930's the fire company had 2 motorized pumpers and a ladder truck.
History of Apparatus:
The First new motorized piece of apparatus was purchased in 1915. This was a pumper.
In 1929, the fire company purchased a American LaFrance 750GPM Pumper.
In December 1937, the fire company moved into the current firehouse, beneath the borough hall.
In 1945 and 1947 the fire company purchased Mack Pumpers.
In 1948, the fire company purchased their first ambulance, a 1948 Studdebaker.
In 1956, the fire company purchased an 85ft Seagrave ladder truck. This truck served the community until 1980.
In 1957, the fire company purchased a Cadillac ambulance.
In 1959, the fire company purchased their first rescue truck, which was placed in service in 1960 and served the community until 1982.
In 1969, the fire company purchased their first closed cab pumper, a Seagrave 1000 Gallon Per Minute pump, with automatic transmission. This truck served the community until 1990.
In 1973, the fire company purchased their first Van Ambulance, which was a chevy, and also the first Lime Yellow piece of apparatus.
In 1975, the fire company purchased a Ward LaFrance 1500 Gallon Per Minute pump, fully enclosed cab. The Ward was the first fully enclosed cab in Delaware County. Also the fire company purchased their first box ambulance, a Horton, which was the first box ordered in Delaware County.
In 1979, the fire company purchased a GMC Emergency One Pumper (16-4), a 500 Gallon Per Minute attack piece. This piece was housed on the 75th anniversary, and served the community until 1997.
In 1980, the fire company purchased a 106ft E-One ladder truck (Ladder 16-5) that served the community until 2006.
In 1982, the fire company purchased a Chevy E-One rescue truck with an air bank (Rescue 16-6). This piece of apparatus served the community until 2000.
In 1986, the fire company purchased a Braun Ambulance.
In 1990, the fire company purchased 2 identical Pumpers (Engine 16-1 and Engine 16-2), American Eagle 1750 Gallon Per Minute Pumpers. This purchased marked another first in Delaware County for the fire company. At this point the fire company finally had all Lime Yellow apparatus.
In 1993, the fire company hosted the Delaware County Fireman's Convention as part of the Yeadon Borough's Centennial Celebration.
In 1999, the fire company purchased a new Horton Ambulance (16-7). This piece served the community until 2008.
In 2000 the fire company purchased a Hammer / Freightliner Rescue truck (Rescue 16) and a Hammer/ Ford attack/utility truck (Tac 16). The Tac still serve the community. The Rescue served the community until 2013.
In 2004, the fire company had our 100 year Celebration and placed in service a 2004 GMC Horton Ambulance (16-7A).
In 2007, the fire company purchased a 2007 Lifeline Ambulance (16-7A) that still served the community.
In 2008, the fire company purchased a 2008 Seagrave 100ft Force aerial with a prepiped waterway and the fire company also purchased a 2008 Lifeline Ambulance (Medic 16-7). Both trucks still serve the community.
In 2010, the fire company purchased a 2009 Ford Explorer to service as the Command Unit. It was placed in Service in March as (Command 16).
In 2012, the fire company purchased a 2012 KME Engine 1750 Gallon Per Minute Pumpers (Engine 16),Also in 2012, the fire company purchased a 2012 ford pickup (Utility 16).
In 2014, the fire company purchased a 2014 KME Squad 1750 Gallon Per Minute Pumper (Squad 16).


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