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HEAD COACH Derek Dooley
(opening statement)
"Appreciate you guys coming. As if these three days weren't painful enough, we added a couple more of us to put a little hot air into it. Third year, third Media Day. I told some of the guys earlier that I feel better today about where we are as a program than at any point since I've been in Knoxville, and I mean that. And probably the number one reason for that is for the first time we have a settled roster. Our roster's in place. We have a full 85 on scholarship, we have 19 starters back, so we have a lot of experience. I think a microcosm of what we've been through, where we were, where we are now, you look at the offensive line. Two years ago when I was standing here, we were going into a season with a combined three starts, and now we're going in with a combined 106. You look at the quarterback position. We went in with a group that hadn't played one SEC game. Now we got a group that's played in 20. So that level of experience really gives you a lot of hope.
"We're certainly deeper than we've been. It's so important to be deep and talented because you can't allow an injury or two that happens to every team decimates your season. We're certainly more talented in many ways. Actually getting talked about in some of the all SEC pre-season stuff. But probably the biggest thing is the maturity level of the team. I've really been proud of the work that these guys have put in from a team chemistry, from a leadership standpoint, just a lot more emotional maturity than we've had. So this group has been fun to be around. It's been a tough four years in Tennessee. I know, of course, the SEC has enjoyed taking advantage of our tough times. But there's a nice mood on our team right now that you're not going to have Tennessee to kick around anymore. So I'm excited about the season and I feel like we got a team that can go toe-to-toe for four quarters with all the teams in our league. It certainly doesn't mean we've arrived, it certainly doesn't mean we're where we want to be at every position.
"I made the statement to our local media, it's kind of that song, A little less conversation and a little more action, so we have to go out and prove it, and that's what we intend to do this year."
(on one of the things that most looking to improve on from last season)
"Well, we need to improve on just about everything, because we really weren't good at anything. Certainly on offense, it starts with the run game. We have absolutely no chance to compete for an SEC title if we run it the way we ran it last year. Put a big commitment in the spring on improving that area. I think on defense, of course, I felt like we needed to be a lot more aggressive to impact the game in a positive way. We had some respectable statistics in some areas, but I never felt like we impacted the game from a negative play standpoint, from a turnover standpoint, from a sack standpoint. We're going to try to be a little more aggressive on defense. Got to run the ball better on offense. We have to play well across the board on the other areas, too. But those have been the two big points of emphasis."
(on Tiny Richardson being put in a position of enormous responsibility on the O-line and what areas he progressed quickest and where would you like to see him put in some more improvement between now and September)
"Well, what set Antonio back was he was hurt last year. He came in last season where we felt like he was going to be able to help us was a true freshman, he missed the first six weeks. It's very difficult on the offensive line to make up that ground that he lost. But he came in this spring and was further along than I anticipated from a knowledge standpoint, from a dependability standpoint.
"What Tiny brings is he has incredible energy. He just walks in that huddle and energizes the place. He has great leadership capabilities. So his presence is not only felt in his abilities to block, but it's also felt in the huddle. So he's been a good addition for me. He certainly has a long way to go. He hasn't been out in the fire. He hasn't been sitting there on third and eight and have one of the top pass-rushers in college football coming at him. He's going to have some growing pains. He's not the first freshman we played. We played 32 true freshmen the last two years, so he's a wily veteran as a sophomore."
(on losing Bray last season with injury)
"Well, I think the cumulative effect -- we lost Herman Lathers before the season, then we lost Justin the third game of the season, Justin Hunter, then we lost Tyler the fifth game of the season. Those were three of our most I guess talented, publicized players. I think it had a bad impact on us. Our spirit was broken. You know what, as the head coach, that was my responsibility. I probably didn't do as good a job as I needed to do keeping that together. I think the important thing is you get a deep and talented football team to where you don't lose a guy or two and it decimates your season.
"We had some good teams in our league that lost great players and they didn't skip a beat. That's what you're going to have to do in this league, because you're going to have injuries. Did it affect us? Absolutely. Did it affect us a little more than it probably should have? I think that's fair to say."
(on Jay Graham joining the coaching staff:)
"When I looked at Jay, the better question is, Why wouldn't you want him? First of all, he's a Vol. Has an incredible history as a runner. One of the best of all time in Tennessee. You watch what he did at South Carolina for Coach Spurrier. He did a great job recruiting. He did a great job of developing a young back. Then when you meet him, just an incredible man. Great character, integrity, fun to be around, good energy. So he's been a welcomed addition to the staff."
(on playing in the Chik-fil-A Kick-Off Classic:)
"The first game. Well, it's why you come to Tennessee. You want to play in these kind of games. It's a great way to kick off the season. We're playing an opponent that's picked to win the ACC by a lot of publications. So it's going to be a good early measure for our football team to see how much improvement we made in the last seven months. So it's going to be a fun thing. I'm looking forward to it. That's why you come to Tennessee, to play in those kind of games."
(on Herman Lathers' leadership:)
"Herman is such a great presence for our football team for a lot of reasons. Obviously he has a great story. When he was younger, the cancer he fought and went through. Then he gets what he thinks is his senior year ruined last year by getting hurt. But not just overcoming those injuries, it's the level of commitment that he showed to be the best player he could be, and also be a great team leader. He's extremely committed to having a great season, but also this team to have a great season. That has permeated throughout the team. I think guys like Herman, they have an ability to affect others and create more leadership on the team. We're glad to have him. I hope he stays healthy for us. I'm looking forward to having him have a big year."
(on Bray and receivers carrying the offense early:)
"Let me address that a couple ways. First the receiving core. It's getting a lot of publicity. That's a good thing. Means we have some talent there. We really only have one guy that's gone through 12 games and been productive in the league. So we have a lot to prove. Justin flashing great things for us, but he only played three games. All the other guys are new. We have some ability, but we haven't really proven we can do it. That's what we are set out to do.
"As far as whether the pass sets up the run, the run sets up the pass, it really doesn't matter. What matters is you're able to do both when you wanted to do both. Everybody does it differently. We have to figure out what works for us."
(on coach Gene Stallings being against a postseason playoff and opinions on how that should be structured:)
"It's interesting you say that because he was pushing a plus-one 20 years ago. We don't call it a plus-one, but it's one more game. I think it has taken all the good things that we've done with the BCS, and there's been some great things. It gets beat on, but there's been some matchups that we never would have seen the last 15 years. Done that extra step to really polish up some of the challenges we've been facing.
"I commend the leadership of our conferences, the BCS, to making that step. So I think it's going to be a healthy thing for college football. Of course, the biggest thing I always worry about, because I grew up in this league, is the fans. It makes it at little more challenging. If you're a Tennessee fan, any of the other fans, you got the SEC game, the semi, the national, that's your biggest concern. With all this expansion stuff, everything that's going on, how do we help the fans, you know. I mean, there's a lot of talk about the nine-game deal, which I've been for because, again, that familiarity, the fans. We don't want to lose what made this game special, we don't want to lose what makes this league special."
(On Bray's improvement on and off the field during the offseason:)
"I think just his investment in being good off the field. A lot of things go into that. It's how you work when you come to the facility, whether it's how you're training in the weight room, going out there and throwing with the wideouts, the film study you're doing by yourself. It's also your leadership when you're here. How much are you affecting the other guys on the team to put in the kind of work you're putting in.
"I think that was something Tyler wasn't real comfortable with as a young player, of getting the other guys and making a difference in their lives.
Of course, the third thing is sort of a lifestyle change. You have to live as the quarterback at Tennessee. If your lifestyle is not reflecting that, then it's going to be hard to go out and perform to your best. I've seen a real change in his maturity level. I'm hoping he continues on that path and I'm hoping it will net him some big results this fall."
(on new receiver Drae Bowles:)
"We don't know. A lot of these freshmen, we haven't had a chance to get down there and put our hands on them, see them move, watch what their strengths are, what they don't bring. Drae has a lot of ability, good character, good size and speed. We'll see where he fits in. So we're not sure right now. Appreciate you guys."
QUARTERBACK Tyler Bray
(On what he did during the offseason to improve himself as a quarterback)
"Just going back to basic fundamentals. Sometimes I kind of lacked on my fundamentals when the game started, so just getting back to the fundamentals. Working on my footwork, working on my reads and progressions."
(On embracing the lifestyle of a quarterback)
"If you watch Peyton (Manning), he's very fundamental. He's going to throw the same way every time. I just try to be like that."
(On if he picked up anything specific at the Manning Camp)
"Just trying to make every throw the same. It's not always going to be the same, but if you do a five-step set up and throw, try to make it look the same every time. Repetition."
(On bringing Tennessee back to a top contender in the SEC)
"We haven't had the seasons Tennessee's had in the past, but we're going to try to change that. We have great leadership this year and a good offense and a good defense."
(On his thoughts on the last two seasons)
"It's been really hard. My freshman year, I didn't quite know what to think. I was just coming in trying to learn the offense and at least trying to get a few snaps. I finally got to start and played the rest of the season, and I was a little shocked about that. Last year when I broke the thumb, I had never had an injury I had to sit out a game for, so I wasn't really pleased with that. I'm just trying to get back this year and show the nation not only what I can do, but what the University of Tennessee can do."
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Ja'Wuan James
(On if the team feels the frustration of having not been at the level that Tennessee used to be at)
"It definitely was a lot of frustration especially after the loss to Kentucky. We all just came together as players and as a group and just talked about it and said, `We're on a mission this year to bring Tennessee back to what it used to be.' We left it at that, and we've just been working all offseason just so we can do that."
(On if the team is looking forward to the mid-camp trip to Maryville College)
"It's going to be an experience. It's team bonding. We keep saying it's going to be like Remember the Titans or something, and we're going to run to Gettysburg or something like that. I think it's going to be fun just to be out there together, away from school, away from Knoxville, away from everything just to get away and just to do ball."
(On the offensive line having grown up together and what it will be able to accomplish this year)
"It definitely has helped a lot. We've all been through it together. We've been through the fire together. We've all seen the ups and downs. It's great to know that the person next to you to your right or to your left has been through it, and they have your back. It makes your job a lot easier because you can play with more confidence and play more relaxed and just do what you know you're capable of."
(On if he is excited about the pressure for the offense to be good this season)
"I like it. Everybody's putting it on us as an offense. It's my third year going into it. It's the third year for a lot of guys on the offensive line, and collectively as a group, we like it to be on our shoulders instead of anything else. I feel like our offense can do anything. We have running backs. We have receivers. We have a lot of skill guys. Our offensive line has a lot of depth now and a lot of experience. I feel like we'll be great."
LINEBACKER Herman Lathers
(On returning from injury)
"It feels good. It feels like I haven't played in almost two years. I'm looking forward to it. I put in a lot of work in my training and my rehabilitation to get back to where I was two years ago. I'm looking forward to playing this season."
(On his expectations for the defense this year)
"Our new defensive coordinator Sal Sunseri, he brings a lot to the table coming from a program that just won the national championship and a top-ranked defense. The guy knows how to win and his scheme is proven and it's going to work for us if we just buy in. His scheme helps with our personnel, so it should help a lot."
(On coming back from all of the medical hardships he has been through)
"Definitely I've had a lot of disappoints throughout my lifetime and a lot of injuries, overcoming bone cancer and I've had five or six surgeries since I've been here. It's been a lot. It's been overwhelming. I've had a brother who's stood by me through it all. I'm glad to call him my brother. He's been there no matter what the injury was, no matter what time of day it was, I could call upon him. He's helped me get where I am today. With the bone cancer, I didn't even start playing ball until 10th grade. I didn't really know much, and my brother paid for a lot of camps. I have to thank for where I am today here at the University of Tennessee. It's been a lot. I'm mature enough to handle it. I know how it feels to be disappointed and hurt. I know how to handle it. I can share my story with a lot of people and help those guys out."
(On if there are any newcomers that stand out)
"Howard. He's a real small, fast guy. He has deceptive speed. He's fast, quick. Cornell Patterson came in about a week or two ago. I've built a real good relationship with him so far. He's a guy that wants to work, wants to win, and wants to do whatever it takes to put Tennessee back on the map. We have a lot of players that are really good that are going to really help us early this fall, and we're looking forward to it."


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It was are cabin there has been a lot of fires around town the last few months and we had fresh 4 wheeler tracks that went around are front gate.
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Eating healthy at parties could be a challenge. With the 4th of July holiday tomorrow, I wanted to share with you some tips from me, in how to control your diet by eating healthy at parties! Usually at holiday functions, especially day barbecues or potlocks, the type of food isn't always the healthiest! We're talking, fried, greasy, and lots of carbs! And while you're working so hard through your fitness journey, I don't want you to give up or lose track in your diet. Stay focus even though the fried chicken and wings are very tempting!
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In her Personality Matters series, Leslie Sachs examines the personalities and people issues that are found in technology groups from cross-functional, high-performance teams to dysfunctional matrix organizations.
Haste Makes Waste
Some members of the team will have a tendency to rush to complete their part of the work in order to just simply "make a deadline." However, rushing to hit a deadline does not always result in the best work possible. The team leader needs to be able to convince each member that their component must be completed accurately, as well as quickly. The final product is only as good as each of its subparts.
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Too often, technology professionals act like release management is a game of volley ball. Hitting the release over the net to the RM Team does not necessarily mean that you have met your objective. The real goal should be to make sure that the code is actually ready for deployment. It may feel good for the moment to keep the ball in play, but everyone on the RM team needs to stay focused on the big picture - deployment-ready code.
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Change Control meeting that helps teams communicate
Your Change Control function should help teams communicate better. It should also be a catalyst for all of the other CM related functions to be completed. The Change Control Board should require that all proposed releases meet establish entry and exit criteria that includes CM Plans, Release Notes, Approvals and Test Plans. Change Control can be the gatekeeper to make certain that all of the other functions are completed successfully, prior to the release being approved.
Are developers given an incentive to not cooperate?
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You certainly want to see everyone's point of view. You also want to make certain that strong personalities do not bully the other members of the team into silence. Effective teams take everyone's point of view into account. Insight into team dynamics is essential to understanding and managing effectively. I have seen individuals with very strong personalities overwhelm the other members of the team and completely derail the team from being


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The parish church organised a dinner to raise money for the school in Calle I for street children. We arrived at eight, the time written on the ticket, but there were still people arriving at half past nine, it's something you get used to here! Before the food came out we were entertained, first, by children from the school and, then, by some dancing by students from the nearby dance school. Later on there was a raffle.
Like all these events here, it was terribly dragged out and if you're not in the mood or the "presenter" is not a very nice guy, which was our case, you may feel like leaving before the conclusion. But it was still good to see the half hour of flamengo dancing, it was nearly worth going just for that!
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High light or medium?
Samamorgan in his sticky "LED Lighting Compendium" mentioned:
Values between 10-30 are considered low light.
Values between 30-80 are considered medium light.
Values between 80-120 are considered high light.
According to Hoppy's definition in this sticky "Lighting an Aquarium with PAR instead of Watts":
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Trumpet The monthly newsletter of the Office of the State Fire Marshal The Trumpet—May 2013
Cover Story
[Inside This Issue] In Each Issue
3 8 Campfire & BBQ Safety
9 Commercial Kitchen Hood Cleaning
From the Fire Marshal
By the Numbers
Fire Prevention
Safety with Spring Cleaning Chemicals Spring Cleaning: 5 Ways to Clean Up Fire Hazards
Hot OSFM News
Boiler Inspections Move to OSFM
New Agency Brochures Changes in Kansas Fireworks Act OSFM Goes Bats Explosive Awareness Training
Dealing Safely with Garden Chemicals
Arson Awareness Week
14-15 Celebrating 100 Years of the OSFM
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The Trumpet—May 2013
[From the Fire Marshal]
Trumpet May 2013
Fire Marshal It appears that winter has finally relented and we may be able to store away our coats, mittens and sweaters for another season as our attention turns to making plans for some outdoor fun. In this issue of The Trumpet, we focus on making it a fire-safe Spring and Summer, with safe handling of chemicals for both cleaning and gardens, and safe campfires and BBQ grills.
Doug Jorgensen
Editor Kevin Doel Public Information Officer firstname.lastname@example.com 785-296-4290
With the passing of both the Boiler Bill and the Fireworks Bill, our office is now taking on greater levels of responsibility. We are now clearly on a stronger foundation than just a couple of years ago, when legislation was introduced which would have disbanded our agency altogether. We were very pleased with the turnout at our Explosive Awareness Training workshops we conducted throughout the state in March and April. As we watched the tragic events from Boston and West, Texas, we are reminded of the dangers that first responders put themselves in every time they receive the call. We honor and remember those emergency personnel who lost their lives while fighting the blaze from the explosion at the fertilizer factory in Texas. As we Spring forward into warmer weather, remember to stay fire safe and know your OSFM is ready and willing to be of assistance. We are only a phone call or email away.
Our Mission The Office of the State Fire Marshal is dedicated to protecting the lives and property of the people of Kansas from the hazards of fire, explosion and hazardous materials by fostering a safe environment through education, inspection, enforcement, regulation, investigation, hazardous material incident mitigation, data collection, and by acting as a liaison to the Kansas Fire Service. All of the efforts of the Office are designed to reduce the deaths, injuries and property losses of Kansans.
Trumpet Deadline Doug Jorgensen Fire Marshal
For information on receiving the State Fire Marshal Trumpet or to submit your meeting notices, training announcements, articles, photos or other information, please contact Kevin Doel . Photos should be submitted as a .jpg or .tif attachment to an email. All materials are due by the 20th of the month prior to publication.
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By the Numbers
New Law Transfers Boiler Inspections to OSFM 5% of all residential building fires were intentionally set. See the article on Arson Prevention Week on page 12.
65 fire departments in Kansas have Certified Fire Investigators. There are a total of 199 CFIs in the state.
Unattended cooking was a factor in 34% of
On March 25, Governor Sam Brownback signed into law SB 135, a bill that transfers responsibility for boiler inspections from the Department of Labor to the OSFM. With this new responsibility comes new personnel being transferred to our office as well. One chief boiler inspector and five field inspector positions will be joining the OSFM team. The agency will also be hiring an administrative assistant for this unit. Boilers and pressure vessels that fall under the Kansas Boiler Safety Act shall be constructed to a recognized code of construction and be registered with the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. All new boiler and pressure vessel installations, second hand, relocated, repaired
and those moved from other jurisdictions must be reported to this office for inspection scheduling, by the installer, owner or operator, prior to being placed in operation. All welded repairs and alterations on boilers or pressure vessels shall be performed by a firm that holds a National Board "R" Stamp. Repair forms are filed in this office.
reported home cooking fires. Two-thirds of home cooking fires started with ignition of food or other cooking materials. (source: NFPA.org)
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Agency Brochures Now Available Our office has just published new agency brochures that let the public know more about our role in protecting Kansans from the hazards of fire, explosions and hazardous chemicals. If you would like to receive a brochure, or a supply of them, please contact our office.
Responsibilities for the Boiler Inspection & Safety Unit include: Oversee inspection, installation and repairs on all boilers and pressure vessels that are subject to the Kansas Boiler Safety Act, K.S.A. 44-913 et seq Maintain historical and current boiler safety records Issue operating certificates Perform the first inspection on all boilers and pressure vessels
The Trumpet—May 2013
New Law Makes Changes to Kansas Fireworks Act – including Sale of Bottle Rockets
What this bill does and does not do Senate Substitute for House Bill 2167 was signed into law by Governor Brownback on April 17, 2013. This law adds a number of administrative procedures to the Kansas Fireworks Act and relocates bottle rocket provisions that have been elsewhere in statute to the Kansas Fireworks Act. The section of HB 2167 that has generated the most questions to the Office of the State Fire Marshal pertains to the selling of bottle rockets within the state – which had been completely banned since 1978.
souri, for example, want to buy bottle rockets from a wholesaler, they would want to conduct their business with wholesalers or manufacturers in states that allow the sale of bottle rockets. This impediment to Kansas-based fireworks dealers negatively impacted the sales for their entire product lines as retailers from other states could purchase all the products they wanted to buy for resale from companies in states other than Kansas.
What HB 2167 does not What this bill does allow… allow Under the new statute, fireworks wholesalers and manufacturers who are licensed by the Office of the State Fire Marshal may now possess, transport, and sell bottle rockets within Kansas to other registered fireworks dealers for resale out-of-state.
The sale of bottle rockets to consumers and the use of bottle rockets by consumers in Kansas are still not allowed. Not only does this type of firework have a record of causing personal injury to users and by-standers alike, bottle rockets also present a significant fire hazard. The purpose for this proviWhen a bottle rocket detosion is that the Kansas firenates, the casing can burn works industry has been at a from a few seconds up to a competitive disadvantage few minutes, causing fires with those based in neighbor- that put property and lives at ing states. Until now, should risk. a fireworks dealer in Mis-
Reporting and licensing requirements of HB 2167 The registered seller or manufacturer of bottle rockets is required to notify the OSFM of all certifications for resale of bottle rockets to out-of-state businesses. The bill clarifies that Kansas registration is not required of any persons who purchase and transport bottle rockets for out-of-state resale, and that such persons are required to certify such intent to the seller. The bill requires those dealers / distributers and manufactures that store bottle rockets in Kansas for the purpose of selling them to out-of-state customers to obtain the appropriate Bottle Rocket permit per statute and regulations.
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OSFM Goes BATS and trend spotting. For example, investigators will be able to use BATS to find similarities in motives, device components, suspects and crime methodologies for possible investigative leads. Images of arson scenes, improvised explosive devices and crime scenes can also be shared through the BATS secure Web connection.
At the 125th annual meeting of the Kansas Fire Fighters Association, State Fire Marshal Doug Jorgensen announced the OSFM will begin using the Bomb Arson Tracking System (BATS) effective July 1, 2013, and all local fire departments with Certified Fire Investigators will need to plan now to transition to this new system. BATS is an invaluable tool to aid fire departments and fire marshals in their efforts to track arson incidents, manage investigation data, and apprehend arsonists. After researching various report programs for bomb and arson incidents, to include the current state reporting system and input from other investigators, the Office of the State Fire Marshal made the decision to switch to BATS. Developed by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), BATS is a web-based system which enables public safety agencies to share information locally and nationally. The Office of the State Fire Marshal has been entering data into the BATS system for several years now as a secondary system. Page 6
Starting in July 2013 all of the state's report information will be entered into this national database. A key advantage of switching to BATS is that it is incredibly easy to use by local fire departments and will give investigators the ability to search a nationwide database of fire-related incidents – either by type of fire or by suspect. With this data in hand, investigators will be better equipped to identify trends and potentially identify cases involving serial arsonists. "Currently fire investigators are only able to search through data that's currently in our database, which isn't a complete picture because not all agencies have complied with reporting details on fires in Kansas," says Jorgensen. "Switching to BATS will make it easier for local fire departments to report fires and arsons which, as a result, will provide us with much better and more comprehensive data for reducing fires and prosecuting arsonists." BATS operates on many levels to support both local investigative needs and national collaboration
Further, investigators will be able to capture details of bomb and arson cases, casualties, dollar losses, fire descriptors, collateral crimes and device components. BATS also allows investigators to use the program as a case management system, enabling them to build their investigations in BATS while maintaining operational security. There are currently over 7,000 authorized BATS users from more than 1,500 local, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement and public safety agencies across the United States. The system is free to use by local fire departments and the Office of the State Fire Marshal. All local certified investigators will need to obtain an account with ATF by July 1, 2013 and begin entering their required case information according. If the local fire investigators do not have an account, they can go to: http:// www.atf.gov/applications/bats/ index.html. It is critical for fire department personnel to understand that BATS is not intended to replace the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS). While the primary mission of NFIRS is to collect fire incident information, BATS is dedicated to documenting and supporting the resulting post-incident investigation in cases involving fire or explosives.
The Trumpet—May 2013
Explosive Awareness Classes Members of the Investigation Division, led by the instruction of Fire Investigator Brad Agnew, conducted six day-long Explosive Awareness Training programs throughout the state during the months of March and April. Over 150 first responders attended the training, including law enforcement, fire, medical, and emergency management personnel. Topics covered included overview of explosive materials and their effects, safety issues, current events related to explosives, live demonstrations of explosive effects. If any agency would like to host this class, please contact the Investigation Division.
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Campfire Safety
By Mike Wikle
BBQ Safety Tips Position the grill well away from siding, deck railings and out from under eaves and branches. Place the grill a safe distance from lawn games, play areas and foot traffic. Keep children and pets away from the grill area: declare a three-foot "safe zone" around the grill.
With Memorial Day and Summer around the corner, take time now and prepare for fun and making happy memories with vacations, reunions and picnics. Taking a few simple precautions beforehand, knowing fire safety tips and following simple instructions will help everyone enjoy a safe summer. Build campfires where they will not spread, away from dry grass and leaves and never under overhanging trees. Keep campfires small, and don't let them get out of hand. Keep plenty of water and a shovel around to douse the fire when you're done. Stir it and douse it again with water. Never leave campfires unattended. It is important to follow the park's rules for the use and extinguishing of campfires.
How to Extinguish a Camp Fire
Use long-handled grilling tools to have plenty of clearance from heat and flames. Periodically remove grease or fat buildup in trays below grill so it cannot be ignited by a hot grill.
If you determined your grill has a gas leak by smell or the soapy bubble test and there is no flame: Turn off the propane tank and grill. If the leak stops, get the grill serviced by a professional before using it again. If the leak does not stop, call the fire department. If you smell gas while cooking, immediately get away from the grill and call the fire department. Do not attempt to move the grill.
NFPA 2008 edition section 18.104.22.168, All propane cylinders Use the proper starter fluid manufactured after April and store it out of reach of 2001 must have overfill protection devices (OPD). OPDs children, and away from shut off the flow of propane heat sources. before capacity is reached, Never add charcoal starter limiting the potential for refluid when coals or kindling lease of propane gas if the have already been ignited. cylinder heats up. OPDs are easily identified by their trian Never use any flammable or combustible liquid other gular-shaped hand wheel, as than charcoal starter fluid. well it is stamped "OPD".
Charcoal Grills
Use only equipment bearing the mark of an independent testing laboratory. Follow the Check the propane cylinder manufacturers' instructions hose for leaks before using on how to set up the grill and it for the first time each maintain it. year.
Propane Grills
A light soap and water solution applied to the hose will quickly reveal escaping Propane by releasing bubbles.
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Never store propane cylinders in buildings or garages. If you store a gas grill inside during the winter, disconnect the cylinder and leave it outside.
The Trumpet—May 2013
Commercial Kitchen Hood Cleaning By Seth Toomay and Stephen Fenske
Recently a facility dietary manager called our office to ask how often their kitchen hood should be cleaned. Following is what the code requires, which is good information for those who prepare meals for their clients and want to provide the safe conditions for their staff: Cleaning of Exhaust Systems Upon inspection, if the exhaust system is found to be contaminated with deposits from grease-laden vapors, the contaminated portions of the exhaust system shall be cleaned by a properly trained, qualified, and certified company or person(s) acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction. Hoods, grease removal devices, fans, ducts, and other appurtenances shall be cleaned to remove combustible contaminants prior to surfaces becoming heavily contaminated with grease or oily sludge. At the start of the cleaning process, electrical switches that could be activated accidentally shall be locked out. Components of the fire suppression system shall not be rendered inoperable during the cleaning process.
Flammable solvents or other flammable cleaning aids shall not be used. Cleaning chemicals shall not be applied on fusible links or other detection devices of the automatic extinguishing system. After the exhaust system is cleaned, it shall not be coated with powder or other substance. When cleaning procedures are completed, all access panels (doors) and cover plates shall be restored to their normal operational condition. When an access panel is removed, a service company label or tag preprinted with the name of the company and giving the date of inspection or cleaning shall be affixed near the affected access panels. Dampers and diffusers shall be positioned for proper airflow.
When cleaning procedures are completed, all electrical switches and system components shall be returned to an operable state. When an exhaust cleaning service is used, a certificate showing the name of the servicing company, the name of the person performing the work, and the date of inspection or cleaning shall be maintained on the premises. After cleaning or inspection is completed, the exhaust cleaning company and the person performing the work at the location shall provide the owner of the system with a written report that also specifies areas that
Photo by Melink Corp.
were inaccessible or not cleaned. (Source-NFPA 96) Remember, it is the responsibility of the facility operator to evaluate and schedule the proper individual for the required cleaning. We as inspectors want all to be safe and do the necessary functions to keep all safe. Prevention works when all do their part. Be safe.
How often should you expect an inspection? Type or Volume of Cooking
Systems serving high-volume cooking operations, such as 24-hour cooking, charbroiling or wok cookFire-extinguishing systems ing shall be permitted to be ren- Systems serving moderate-volume dered inoperable during the cooking operations cleaning process where serSystems serving low-volume cookviced by properly trained ing operations, such as churches, and qualified persons. day camps, seasonal businesses or senior centers
Frequency of Inspection Monthly
Quarterly Semi-annually
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SPRING CLEANING: 5 ways to clean up fire hazards 1. Avoid storing cleaning materials filled with chemicals under your sink. Clear out old products and dispose of them safely. Opt for natural or nontoxic cleansers. 2. Clear out attics, closets and basements stuffed with items that can feed a fire. Old mattresses, boxes, linens and papers are perfect places for a fire to start. Donate items that aren't used to shelters or secondhand stores, and dispose of junk in a safe manner. 3. Maintain the yard surrounding your house. Trim bushes, plants and trees, and get rid of large weeds. Removing vegetation clears fuel for any potential fire. Most neighborhoods offer a pickup of yard debris. 4. Make sure that any vegetation around the house is at least 10 feet away from your home and chimney. 5. Keep gutters and roofs clear of leaves and other buildup.
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[From the Prevention Division]
Safety with Spring Cleaning Chemicals By Brenda McNorton
As winter begrudgingly releases its grip across the state and the sun brings in the warmth, many facilities begin cleaning up and maintaining their landscaping and beautification areas, or perhaps even expand or start new ones. With the warmer weather comes all the tools of the trade, including all the fluids to keep them running. The Office of the State Fire Marshal wants to re-familiarize you with many of the key safety points and regulations regarding use, storage and disposal of these liquids, whether flammable or just plain hazardous. The best place to start looking for key information is of course our website (www.firemarshal.ks.gov), under Fire Fact 091, "Flammable Liquids Use." This guide is a great resource whether you're the maintenance director of your facility, or a D-I-Y'er at home. These liquids need proper storage and handling no matter where they're found. The best thing you can do when dealing with flammable/ hazardous liquids or chemicals is first- recognizing when and where you have them, and secondly- how much you have. It's always safest to store your liquids in a secured location outside of the occupied building, or
Brenda McNorton, OSFM Chief of Prevention Division
if that's not possible, then in a sprinkler-covered area designed as a separate hazardous area. If you typically store greater than 5 gallons, then you are required to store them in an approved Flammable Storage Cabinet. The amounts of liquids that can be stored in the approved cabinets vary by the type being stored inside, but no more than 3 cabinets can be located in the same area. Another safety requirement when using hazardous liquids is ensuring that all transferring containers can safely store the specific liquid you are using and always remember to label your containers with exactly what you are putting into it. If the original container contains any special warnings then a good idea is to either keep that information readily available or transfer the information as well. No matter how careful we are accidental spills are bound to happen, so ensure that when refueling equipment, always do so in a safe area with equipment
turned off and make sure you have an open area to work in that's well vented, if not outside. Have spill clean-up procedures and materials on hand as well as your fire extinguisher close by. Any cleanup rags or hazardous liquids-covered materials need to be properly disposed of in a metal self-closing container to ensure they cannot pose a safety issue later. Lastly, as you go through your facilities spring cleaning that there may be many different types and amounts of hazardous liquids in your cabinets that have accumulated over the years that may not be good anymore. A good idea, even in your own homes as well, is to go through and take inventory as the fewer liquids you have, the safer you are becoming. Be responsible and always check with your local municipality as to the safest way to dispose of any of your hazardous materials- many areas make it very easy to help you dispose of small quantities of materials.
The Trumpet—May 2013
[From the Haz-Mat Division]
Dealing Safely with Garden Chemicals Things to think about: If you must use pesticides always read the label first and follow the directions to the letter including all precautions and It's time again to break-out the garden chemicals and pesticides. These substances or mixture of substances are intended to prevent, destroy, repel or mitigate any pest. A pesticide is generally a chemical or biological agent (such as a virus, bacterium, antimicrobial or disinfectant) that through its effect deters, incapacitates, kills or otherwise discourages pests. Target pests can include insects, plant pathogens, weeds, mollusks, birds, mammals, fish, nematodes (roundworms) and microbes that destroy property, cause nuisance, spread disease or are vectors for disease.
restrictions. Purchase only the amount you need this will eliminate the need for disposing of leftover poisonous product. Use protective measures when handling pesticides as directed by the label, such as wearing impermeable gloves, long pants and long sleeves. Shower, change clothes and wash the clothes you were wearing immediately after using pesticides. Before using pesticides (indoors or outdoors) remove
children, their toys, and pets from the area and keep them away until the pesticide has dried or as recommended by the label. Remove or cover any foods or dishes before using pesticides inside. Be aware of the toxic level signal words on the containers, CAUTION (mildest toxicity), WARNING (more toxic) and DANGER (most toxic. Symptoms of poisoning may be delayed hours or days. Follow directions for disposal of empty containers or containers containing leftover chemicals. Know the number to poison control 1-800-222-1222. Have it programmed into your cell phone and posted near any land lines. If you get exposed and need to go the hospital, take an uncontaminated container or label with you.
Pesticides fall into four main categories: herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, and bactericides. Although there are human benefits to the use of pesticides, they do have drawbacks, such as toxicity to humans and other animals. Of the twelve most dangerous and persistent organic chemicals, nine are pesticides. Page 11
[From the Investigation Division]
Arson Awareness Week: What can we all do to prevent residential arson? The theme for this year's Arson Awareness Week, which is May 5-11, is "Reducing Residential Arson." Between 2008-2010, an estimated 16,800 intentionally set fires in residential buildings occurred annually in the United States. These fires resulted in an estimated 280 deaths, 775 injuries and
$593 million in property loss each year. The FBI documented that 14,717 law enforcement agencies reported 43,412 arsons. Arsons involving single occupancy and other residential structures accounted for 29.3 percent of the total number of arson offenses.
Awareness Week is to provide all residents with strategies to combat arson in their neighborhoods. The public can be engaged in Arson Awareness Week by implementing neighborhood cleanups along with improving internal and external security for their homes and abandoned properties.
Curiosity fires are most often set by juveniles. The misuse of fire has many variables including age, motivation for fire-setting behavior, type of fires set, ignition materials used to set the fire, and the child's understanding and limitations of fire. Firesetting behavior is often a symptom of the problem and may be manifested through stress and crisis in children's lives. Vandalism Vandalism or the criminal offense of malicious mischief can be the result of boredom, peer pressure or even Page 12
The U.S. Fire Administration's National Fire Incident Reporting System reports an estimated 16,800 intentionally set fires in residential buildings occur annually in the United States. These fires result in an estimated 280 deaths, 775 injuries and $593 million in property loss each year.
Five percent of all residential building fires were intentionally set.
The goal for this year's Arson
Lighters (22 percent),
Why Arson? Curiosity
Arson Facts
gang activity. Vandalism is most common at abandoned or vacant homes.
relish the attention it brings. They rarely intend to injure people.
Concealing Another Crime
Arson is sometimes used to mask or conceal another crime such as murder. The criminal sets the crime scene ablaze hoping that the victim's death will be attributed to the fire and not murder. Other crimes such as burglary and larceny are also commonly covered up by an arson fire.
According to the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime, the most common motive (41 percent) for a serial arsonist is revenge. An arsonist will target the home of someone in retaliation for an actual or perceived injustice.
Excitement Most excitement fires are nuisance fires but may escalate to homes. Excitement-motivated arsonists desire the thrill associated with setting the fire and
Insurance Fraud / Arson for Profit Arson for profit is insurance fraud, a criminal method of obtaining money from a fire loss policy. These senseless insurance crimes put lives at risk and raise premiums for all honest homeowners.
heat from other open flame or smoking materials (19 percent), and matches (15 percent) were the leading heat sources of intentionally set fires in residential buildings.
The majority (76 percent) of intentionally set fires in residential buildings occurred in one- or two-family dwellings. An additional 19 percent of fires occurred in multifamily dwellings.
Rubbish, trash and waste (8 percent); magazines, newspapers and writing paper (7 percent); and uncontained flammable liquids or gas (6 percent) were the items most often first ignited in intentionally set fires in residential buildings.
The Trumpet—May 2013
Two plead guilty in arson that killed Kansas State researcher
Photo by The Collegian newspaper of Kansas State University
(Associated Press) Two Kansas State University students pleaded guilty Wednesday to arson resulting in death for setting a blaze that killed a university researcher in an effort to create a diversion that would prevent police from finding evidence of another crime. The U.S. attorney's office said Patrick Martin Scahill, 20, and Virginia Amanda Griese, 19, both of Manhattan, entered the plea in federal court in Topeka. The
Feb. 6 fire killed Vasanta Pallem, a 34-year-old postdoctoral researcher in chemical engineering. Prosecutors said two other defendants, including Frank Joseph Hanson, who has pleaded guilty, robbed a Manhattan convenience store with Scahill's pistol on the day of the fire. Later that day, police responding to a report of a disturbance knocked on Scahill's door. Police smelled marijuana smoke, said they were going to seek a warrant to search the residence and left.
New Explosive Regs In Development Members of the Office of the State Fire Marshal have had one meeting with members of the explosive industry to discuss development of new explosive regulations for the State of Kansas. The meeting was very productive and we agreed that the State will utilize and
adopt the majority of NFPA 495, 2013 edition. With the progress already made, emergency regulations should be in place by this summer and the permanent explosive regulations in place at a later time. Once the temporary regulations are in place, our office will be able to begin processing permits again.
Prosecutors said Scahill, Hanson, the other robbery suspect and Griese began discussing ways to divert the attention of law enforcement officers long enough for Scahill to remove narcotics, a firearm and items associated with the robbery from his apartment. Ultimately, Griese bought a 5-gallon gas can and then paid for gas to fill it.
A fifth person charged in the case is accused of accompanying Griese to buy gas and helping Scahill dispose of shoes that reeked of gasoline. Sentencing is set for July 15. Scahill and Griese face a maximum penalty of life in federal prison.
Later, Scahill and Griese drove around looking for something to burn, ultimately settling on a 12-unit apartment complex near Scahill's apartment. Prosecutors said Scahill entered the building, emptied the contents of the gas can in the lower level hallway, set the fire and left the building. Pallem lived on the third floor and died from fumes.
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This year the OSFM celebrates its 100th Year protecting the citizens and guests of Kansas from the dangers of fire, explosions and hazardous chemicals. In this issue, we continue in our series of looking back on the history of our office and fire prevention in Kansas.
The First Fire Prevention Day in Kansas By Elena Nuss
A proclamation designating Fire Prevention Day was issued sometime toward the end of March in 1914. The intent was to give towns time to call meetings to make special preparations for the "observance of the day".
up to the proclamation, Harrison Parkman, the first State Fire Marshal, sent letters to all the mayors, fire chiefs, city superintendents, and Boy Scout masters, asking for their help in making the arrangements for the special day, to be April 17th.
The proclamation outA lecture, "Fire Loss in lined the reasons for Kansas for 1913" by the the day and suggested State Fire Marshal was that there be a general furnished to each mayor clean-up all over the and city superintendent state. Most Kansas which called attention to communities printed Harrison Parkman the great preventable the full proclamation in their fire loss of the year, local newspapers, and this was a caused largely by hazardous conditions time when practically every town in and around premises. had a local newspaper. As followA few days prior to Fire Prevention
Day, several hundred newspapers of the state printed notices calling on individuals out in the country and in the towns where no organized movement was under way, to take an individual interest in observing the day. Three hundred thirty-four (354) incorporated towns out of four hundred ninety-seven (497) are known to have observed Fire Prevention Day that year. Like today, the methods of observance vary widely, but the results of that first Fire Prevention Day in Kansas, "as a whole were highly satisfactory."
From the 1915 OSFM Annual Report The general condition in many towns was thought to be a contributing factor to the number of fires and the extent of damage. The following questions were asked and the data collected: Have you city ordinances regulating the use and storage of explosives, the storage and sale of gasoline, the accumulation of trash in basements and Page 14
the rear of buildings, the burning of trash, providing for electrical inspection, the safe construction of chimneys and flues, prohibiting the sale and use of fireworks? Have you a building code? Does your fire chief regularly inspect the town for the purpose of lessening/eliminating fire hazards? Are your municipal ordinances enforced? Are the public school teachers making use of the Fire Prevention Bulletins furnished by this department? Is your fire department regu-
larly organized? Number of men? Paid or volunteer? Equipment? Feet and condition of hose? Source of water supply? Capacity of reservoir? Average and fire pressure?
Mayors were also asked to inform the department of their personal opinions about local conditions, suggestions on how and where to make improvements and suggestions on how the State Fire Marshal could be of assistance.
The Office of the State Fire Marshal celebrated its 100th anniversary with a Reception and Open House on April 4 at the Jayhawk Tower's Florentine Room. Employees of the office, former Fire Marshals, members of the fire service and Governor Brownback all enjoyed a fun time of recognizing the service and storied history of the OSFM in Kansas.
Fire Marshal Doug Jorgensen and Governor Sam Brownback with the Governor's Proclamation recognizing 100 years of service by the OSFM.
Fire Marshal Doug Jorgensen (center) with former Fire Marshals (from L-R): Dan McLaughlin, Jack Alexander, Ed Redman and John Earhart.
Dozens of people attended the reception, enjoying cake, punch and great memories
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Parked out front of the Jayhawk Tower was our beautiful HazMat Emergency Response Truck and Trailer.
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In 2001 legislation was signed that authorized the construction of a memorial to be built on the Capitol grounds in Topeka to honor Kansas firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty. A scaled replica is housed at the Office of the State Fire Marshal where it is on view. The OSFM also transports the replica to fire service events across the state. Please send your tax deductible donation to: Firefighters Memorial Fund Attn: Eldred Wenger, DFM 900 SW Jackson Street, Room 600 Topeka, KS 66612
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So I've been doing BJJ for quite some time now (5 yearsish) and I've always felt a natural affinity to the art. Not trying to brag, but it seems I'm a natural to it and picked up it's philosophies and techniques pretty quickly. I want to give back as much as I can to everyone trying to learn this beautiful art and want to offer my advice and teaching experience as much as I can. I want to help anyone who has a question about anything pertaining to grappling and answer it to the best of my ability and hopefully we'll all become just a little better for it. So what is it? Are there certain philosophies you don't grasp well? Certain techniques you just can't seem to get the hang of? Or do you just want to learn new ways to do things you may not have seen before? I love to teach perhaps even more than I love to fight, so let the questions come and I will answer them as well as I can. If anyone else does something different than me or I make a mistake or something, feel free to chime in. I won't be offended as I know there's still plenty I can learn.
I'll put an opener for this.
Have you ever tried to work towards a Takedown that had you already in a good spot to work a Submission, an example is like Karo Parysian(sp?) when he'd get the Kimura style lock then trip them straight down into Side Control so he basically had a Takdown that put him right ready to start a submission attempt.
Nogi triangle escapes!
Triangles have given me the most trouble out of any submission I've come across. Almost all of my tournament losses have come from a triangle. I've tried to learn a bajillion different triangle escapes and I blow at all of them.
Eventually I decided to take a more aggressive approach and just improve my posture and not get caught in triangles. This has served me well and I don't find myself in the position NEARLY as often, but the other day we were drilling from when you're already in a triangle and its reminded me that in the worst case scenario (posture is already broken, triangle is imminent) I don't really have anything reliable.
What are some good, simple, high percentage triangle choke escapes?
(When I asked my BJJ coach, he said not to worry about it for now and just work my posture. I've been doing that and its yielded great results and will be my go-to (as it should be), but I'm starting to wish I had a last-ditch option.
So if it's not yet locked up, but your opponent is close to do so (you're between his legs, on of his legs is already above your shoulder and he is just about to sink his leg) most important thing is to stay cool headed! You want to have your elbow (from the arm which is also between his legs) tight to yourself (so he can't easily manipulate your arm) on his belly/hip/groin (on the side of your arm), so your upper arm blocks the deep sinking and you keep some space to work with. What you want to prevent is that he crosses your arm over to the other side, you may support yourself with having your hand against his opposite inner thigh. Then in the same time you want to step up with your leg of your free arm side (giving more pressure to your elbow) and then move your body in the same direction as the arm which is between his legs (so if your right arm is between his legs you move to your right side) trying to step with your knee of the same side on his belly. In that position you may be able to break his leg triangle open or at least to create enough space to slip out. Or with your arms either you can slip out your trapped arm followed by your head or sneak your free arm in and at least advance into his guard and from there to work on.
Hope that this can give you an idea on what to do.
One of the ways I like to get out of guard into cross body is to bait them to attack me with a triangle. I should clarrify that this has on occasion not worked out the way I initially planned but mostly it works.
I guess it's kind of hard to explain actually without it sounding too easy but I'll try anyway. Basically I move my hips 'around' so that I'm sort of walking my hips towards them in an arc and also give a little shrug. I have a really thick torso and wide shoulders on top of that so this is sort of a natural defence for me. I'm basically a big wedge when in someones guard but when I have shown this to other people it has tended to work well for them. It probubly has an official cool sounding name but I call it 'shucking' cus I'm shucking thier attack off and winding up in cross body.
one good thing to focus on is stopping them from starting the triangle, posture is good but it isn't the only way to hinder a triangle, the both arms rule is also good (both arms in or both arms out but not one and one)
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I just find it hard to believe you are his sister.If that was my brother i'd not be online.It was my brother James Cox...He and Angela,Jesse's wife was having and affair...She said Jesse was mean to her ad she wanted to leave him...I dont think my brother would go there except by force of some kind..He may have not been the best person in the world But he was loved very much..I pray that he did not suffer ad I hope whomever took his life has to beg the way my brother begged for his....
who got shot up stinking creek tonight big creek??
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#64 Dec 28, 2012
How old was James? Does anyone know if he ever attended Jesse D. Lay Elementary School? Not trying to be nosey or start any trouble... Just wondering if is the guy I'm thinking of, & went to school with! May God Bless All involved & their Families!
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#65 Dec 28, 2012
If he wasn't armed and Jaynes was and shot him, that's not self defense. I've wondered why he's not in jail too??
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#66 Dec 28, 2012
Question if my husband and I got into a physical altercation and he was hitting me and I shot him that's self defense right? Or wrong? Because he's not armed... If it were flipped and I was beating him and he a lot stronger than I and he shoots me is that self defense? I'm not sure how this goes. I'm confused here
#67 Dec 28, 2012
If he was inside another persons home(without homeowners knowledge or consent) then it doesnt matter if he was armed.
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#68 Dec 28, 2012
If another man was banging your wife and you caught them then yeah, your gonna get shot!
#69 Dec 28, 2012
Yes to your first question. It's called disparity of force. In other words, if a guy is 6'6 260lbs and he's attacking, unarmed, a person much smaller, the small person could shoot the big guy in self defense.
#70 Dec 28, 2012
ok lets face it who really knows what happened GOD..I happen to know that Jesse is an upstanding citizen in the community. If you really think about it the questions people should be asking (1) what was that guy doing on the Jaynes' property lurking in the dark shadows of a tree and (2)how did he get up to the Jaynes' residence and (3)what was his intentions? Those are the questions everyone should be concerned about. Jesse is an upstanding citizen of the Barbourville community. If I'm not mistaking the HOTSPOT(owned by Jesse) was the only business that opened his heart and restaurant to the less fortunate children to a Christmas dinner and give out gifts. I'm sure his heart goes out to the victims family as does mine. So let's just keep everyone in our prayers.
#71 Dec 28, 2012
if you shoot an unarmed man it's against the law it doesn't matter the circumstances
#72 Dec 28, 2012
absolutely not true! I'm not trying to be a smart elic but people are le to believe this and it's not so!
#73 Dec 28, 2012
WRONG !!!! Circumstances mean everything. If I come home and someone is in my house, that I didnt give permission to be in my home, then I can use whatver force I want. Stand your ground law, heard of it ??
#74 Dec 28, 2012
yes I've heard of it and yes in ky if their in your home you can! But if your jut in a general area and get attacked by an unarmed man and use lethal force then it's against the law! I know this to be a fact! No the circumstances don't matter I just had a judge look me right in the face and tell me...my preliminary trial is coming up and yes I shot an unarmed man who was bigger then me and beat me and did more id rather not discuss...his intent was to kill me and he also plead guilty to the assault the judge didn't care I used lethal force against a man who wasn't armed is all he cared about! Yes it's not fair and no one would believe it but it's the law I promise you that!
#75 Dec 28, 2012
The circumstances will help at trial but to be charged and to break the law they do not!
#76 Dec 28, 2012
W are discusg 2 completley different circumstances, from what u have explained, in this case the man shot was an intruder and no charges have been filed and probably never will be. Dead people cant speak on their behalf unfortunalty. Sincerely wish you the Best of luck with your case though :)
#77 Dec 28, 2012
Sorry for the typos, keyboard is starting to stick.
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#78 Dec 28, 2012
People talk about laws about deadly force to protect your home and property they need to look up this one law called the CASTLE LAW
#79 Dec 28, 2012
Castle doctrine
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A Castle Doctrine (also known as a Castle Law or a Defense of Habitation Law) is an American legal doctrine that designates a person's abode (or, in some states, any place legally occupied, such as a car or place of work) as a place in which the person has certain protections and immunities and may in certain circumstances use force, up to and including deadly force, to defend against an intruder without becoming liable to prosecution.[1] Typically deadly force is considered justified, and a defense of justifiable homicide applicable, in cases "when the actor reasonably fears imminent peril of death or serious bodily harm to himself or another".[1] The doctrine is not a defined law that can be invoked, but a set of principles which is incorporated in some form in the law of most states.
The term derives from the historic English common law dictum that "an Englishman's home is his castle". This concept was established as English law by 17th century jurist Sir Edward Coke, in his The Institutes of the Laws of England, 1628.[2] The dictum was carried by colonists to the New World, who later removed "English" from the phrase, making it "a man's home is his castle", which thereby became simply the Castle Doctrine.[2] The term has been used in England to imply a person's absolute right to exclude anyone from their home, although this has always had restrictions, and since the late twentieth century bailiffs have also had increasing powers of entry.[3]
The term "Make My Day Law" arose at the time of the 1985 Colorado statute that protects people from any criminal charge or civil suit if they use force including deadly force against an invader of the home.[4] The law's nickname is a reference to the line "Go ahead, make my day" uttered by actor Clint Eastwood's character Harry Callahan in the 1983 film Sudden Impact.
#80 Dec 28, 2012
Conditions of use
Each state differs in the way it incorporates the castle doctrine into its laws, what premises are covered (abode only, or other places too), what degree of retreat or non-deadly resistance is required before deadly force can be used, etc.
Typical conditions that apply to some Castle Doctrine laws include[citation needed]:
An intruder must be making (or have made) an attempt to unlawfully or forcibly enter an occupied residence, business or vehicle.
The intruder must be acting unlawfullyfor example, the Castle Doctrine does not give the right to use force against officers of the law acting in the course of their legal duties.
The occupant(s) of the home must reasonably believe the intruder intends to inflict serious bodily harm or death upon an occupant of the home. Some states apply the Castle Doctrine if the occupant(s) of the home reasonably believe the intruder intends to commit a lesser felony such as arson or burglary.
The occupant(s) of the home must not have provoked or instigated an intrusion, or provoked or instigated an intruder to threaten or use deadly force.
In all cases, the occupant(s) of the home must be there legally, must not be fugitives from the law or aiding or abetting another person in being a fugitive from the law, and must not use force upon an officer of the law performing a legal duty[citation needed].
[edit] Immunity from civil lawsuit
In addition to providing a valid defense in criminal law, many laws implementing the Castle Doctrine, particularly those with a "Stand-Your-Ground clause", also have a clause which provides immunity from any lawsuit filed on behalf of the assailant for damages or injury resulting from the lawful use of non-excessive force. Without this clause an assailant can sue for medical bills, property damage, disability, and pain and suffering as a result of the injuries inflicted by the defender, or their next-of-kin may sue for wrongful death in the case of a fatality. Even if successfully rebutted, the defendant (the homeowner defender) may have to pay high legal costs as a result of such lawsuits; without immunity, such civil action could be used for revenge against a defender acting lawfully.
Use of force in self-defense which causes damage or injuries to other parties who were not acting criminally may give rise to prosecution and damages.
#81 Dec 28, 2012
yeah your right! Thanks! I hope everything turns out justifiably in this case to!
#82 Dec 28, 2012
"Castle laws" remove the duty to retreat before using deadly force when you are in your home or in some states just simply where you can legally be.[5]
[edit] Stand-your-ground
Main article: Stand-your-ground law
In some states in the United States, one can use deadly force in any location one is legally allowed to be without first attempting to retreat. Such laws remove the requirement that the threat must occur on one's own property.
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