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A 3-alarm fire is a very dangerous situation for the area, the people and the officials trying to extinguish it. Firefighters determine a 3-alarm blaze by the size and the severity of it. The firefighters then contact neighboring fire departments, news agencies and emergency personnel to inform them of how bad the circumstance surrounding the 3-alarm fire are.
The alarm classification system that is used today derived from a simple method used by fire stations in earlier times. In the past when a fire broke out, the fire station that manned that burning area would sound 1 alarm and try to put it out. Once the on-scene firemen figured that the blaze was too much to handle or was getting worse, another bell would be rung at a neighboring fire station and they would come to help; this would continue until enough manpower and equipment was on hand to extinguish the flames.
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The 3-alarm fire level is part of a system that determines how much manpower and equipment are needed to combat a fire. Most systems start out at 1 alarm and increase up to a 10-alarm level. The higher the level, the more intense the blaze is. This systematic approach is important to cut down the amount of damage; there were reportedly over 550,000 structural fires in 2007 that resulted in over $10 billion in damages.
Experience is the best factor when determining a 3-alarm fire, since there isn't a standard example that can be referenced. Not all 3-alarm fires are responded to the same. Different jurisdictions set their own rules on how to respond to a fire. A 3-alarm to one department might not be to another--this mainly has to do with the size of the area. A city like New York may have more resources under one roof than a smaller city. Not coincidentally a 3-alarm fire might be a bigger blaze in the more heavily populated area and would call for more manpower and equipment than a 3-alarm in the smaller area. An example of a response to a 3-alarm fire in New York City would call for 12 engines, 7 ladders, 5 battalion chiefs, 1 rescue, 1 squad, 1 deputy chief, 1 RAC (Recuperation and Care) Unit, 1 satellite, safety battalion, SOC (Special Operations Command) battalion, 1 tactical support unit and field comm.
The importance of having a fire alarm level system allows the proper amount of resources including medical personnel to be dispatched to the area of the hazardous situation. The destruction of a 3-alarm blaze can be minimized with a healthy coordinated effort from all fronts. The efficiency among all responders can contain costs by not using unnecessary manpower and equipment and by cutting down response time, which can ultimately save lives.
Three-alarm fires are catastrophic and can be deadly. As with all fires, make sure everyone finds the nearest safe exit, get away from the area as quickly as possible and then call for help. Aside from the flames, one has to be concerned with smoke inhalation, as breathing in large amounts of carbon monoxide can also be lethal. In 2007, there were over 1.5 million fires total that resulted in over 3,400 deaths.


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1st AGITPROP international film fest closes, nationwide screening seen
The 1stAGITPROP International Film Festival on People's Struggle has come to a close on Monday, July 04 at the UP Film Institute's Cine Adarna, UP Diliman featuring acclaimed and equally significant films in the lineup.
Multi-awarded documentary, The Yes Men Fix the World directed by Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno formally closed the three-day international gathering of political and activist films and filmmakers. The documentary follows the journey of two political activists who pull pranks on executives of giant corporations that threaten the general welfare of people around the world.
It gained prominence when it took the US by surprise when it published a prank edition of the New York Times with a headline proclaiming the end of war in Iraq. It won the audience award in the 2009 Berlin International Film Festival, 2009 Berkshire International Film Festival and the Planet Doc International Film Festival and was among the official selections at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.
Other featured films were Mayday Multimedia's Ka Bel documentary, which depicts the life and struggle of revered labor leader Crispin "Ka Bel" Beltran and Joel Lamangan's human rights film, Dukot (Disappeared).
Making the night colorful were the presence of director Lamangan himself and Dukot's lead actor, Allen Dizon who sat for a
brief interaction with the audience. Brazilian filmmaker and activist Iara Lee also graced the closing screenings.
Lamangan shared his personal experiences as political prisoner, torture victim and activist during the First Quarter Storm and Martial Law. The experience he said reflects in his films even in the mainstream arena. He also affirmed his commitment to making more socially relevant films, one that exposes social realities and the struggles of the people.
Dizon on the other hand captivated the audience while relating his experience in the making of Dukot, which required him to immerse with the people's movement, such as joining rallies and integrating with marginalized communities. This he said has heightened his consciousness on the real score in the ground and has changed his misconceptions on people struggling for their rights.
Earlier in the day, a jam-packed venue witnessed the special re-screening of award-winning documentaries, Mirages of El Dorado by Productions Multi-Monde and Cultures of Resistance by Brazilian activist and filmmaker, Iara Lee. The afternoon screening featured human rights films, Cointelpro 101(USA), Operation 8 (New Zealand), Kodao Production's Sa Hamon ng Panahon (PH) and Pam Miras' Urian-winner Wag Kang Titingin (PH). The Congress of Teachers/Educators for Nationalism and Democracy – University of the Philippines (CONTEND-UP) co-sponsored the third day screenings.
A local initiative by independent multimedia Southern Tagalog Exposure along with other artist groups in the Philippines, AGITPROP is another unique addition to the stream of independent film exposition in the country that highlights films and documentaries depicting peoples' struggles and genuine change as themes.
Meanwhile, festival director RJ Mabilin of ST exposure announce that the festival would be toured around the country inthe coming months in furtherance of AGITPROP's aim of propagating discourse and actions through cinema.
The festival was organized by the Southern Tagalog Exposure, along with other multimedia and cultural groups Mayday Productions, Tudla Productions, and Concerned Artists of the Philippines, Free Jonas Burgos Movement, the Artists' Arrest and Kodao Productions.

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Meet Kim Kleinitz from the beautiful Jetty Road Retreat at Nungurner and the newly established Country House Retreat.
Kim has been running a multi Victorian Award Winning business for the past 5 years and has some great tips to share with you.
Put yourself in the customer's shoes. It's hard to objective about your own product, so if you're lucky enough to be planning, researching or booking your own holiday or experience online, take note of what draws you in, or turns you off certain websites or digital media. Then go back and scrutinise your own website through your customer lens!
Strive for continuous improvement. Running a small business is a constant juggling act where you're wearing so many hats. Seek opportunities to build your competency in key areas like marketing and finance management if that's not your strong suit. A mentor can be great for this (shout out to Trent!) Stand out from the crowd. It's important to capture people's attention if you want to be remembered. Be clear on your uniqueness. Own it, be creative and have fun, just don't forget to weave it through all your marketing activities!
Spend some quality time with your customers. This not only shows you care and are personally invested, it provides so many clues and tactics on how to attract more of your target markets. And guests love to know they're helping you.
Be an ambassador for your region. We're in the business of creating memorable experiences, so it's important to know what's on offer in your region and share this with your customers to ensure they can experience the hidden gems. We've also found that working with other tourism operators helps us reach a wider audience and offer unique experiences. It's also a huge buzz when you meet someone with shared values and passion for what they're doing (or maybe that's just one too many coffees?).
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The last event for the 2017-2018 fencing season has been postponed. The event is now tentatively scheduled for May 12th. We will let you all know when the date is finalized. Happy Spring!
The last event for the 2017-2018 fencing season has been postponed. The event is now tentatively scheduled for May 12th. We will let you all know when the date is finalized. Happy Spring!
Hi All Fencing Enthusiasts!
Thanks to all of our participants and volunteer help for the Highlanders Tournament. The next youth even will be March 10th at Points West in Ventura. Hope you can make it!
The first of the 2017 Youth Circuit Competitions will be in Los Olivos at the Dunn School Sunday November 5th! The schedule is as follows:
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There will also be an E and Under Foil event at 2pm.
Email: email@example.com if there are any questions or concerns. Hope to see you all there.
Welcome to the 2017-2018 Youth Circuit! We hope you are all looking forward to another fun fencing season. The tentative schedule of events are below. Please note that all competitions will be confirmed as we get closer.
Clinic hosted at San Luis Highlanders = October 21
Youth Competition #1 hosted at Los Olivos = November 5
Youth Competition #2 hosted at San Luis Highlanders = January 20th
Youth Competition #3 hosted at Ventura Points West = March (TBA)
Youth Competition Finals hosted at Los Olivos = April 21st
The third event this season for our youth and high school fencers will be held at Points West Fencing Club in Ventura on Saturday, February 25.
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On Saturday in Los Olivos, Presidio held the second Youth Circuit event of the 2016-2017 season, along with our second High School qualifying event. Afterward they hosted an E Foil event. It was a great day of fencing all around. Thanks to everyone who came out!
The next Youth Circuit / High School event will be held in Ventura on Saturday, February 25.
Results from the first Youth Circuit / High School event are available here:
The next event will be a Youth and High School clinic held at San Luis Highlanders on Saturday, December 3.
The first youth and high school events will be held at Dunn School on Saturday, November 5.
Y10, Y12, and Y14 will start at 9AM.
High School will start at 11AM.
As always, non-competitive USA Fencing memberships are required. Please signup online before the event, as USA Fencing is now charging $10 extra for paper registration forms.
Directions to Dunn Gym:
You'll see a sign from 154 for Dunn at Santa Ynez Street. Just off the highway you'll see a road going straight and one to the left. Take the road straight until you get to a closed gate and then turn left along the fence. You'll pass the gym and then see a parking lot on the left. The gym is the metal structure across from the pool.
The first events of the 2016-2017 Central Coast fencing calendar have been posted.
Please join us at Dunn School in Los Olivos on November 5 for the first Youth Circuit and High School events of the season.
The results are in for the 2015-2016 Youth Circuit season. Congrats to our winners and thank you to everyone who competed this year.
Youth 14
1. Kaleb Jordan, Points West
2. Natasha Weiss, Presidio
3. Cole Plasschaert, Points West
Youth 10 / Youth 12
1. Wyatt Spencer, Presidio
2. Clayton Wicka, San Luis Highlanders
3. Alexander Harding, San Luis Highlanders
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Irina Vakhromeeva (Choreographer, and Ballet Mistress) Ms. Vakhromeeva's ballet career began in the world famous Vaganova Ballet Academy, where she received her MFA Master Degree of Ballet Artist. Currently she is a PhD candidate at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy. She toured throughout the world as a soloist and Principal dancer with the Moscow Ballet Company, Festival Ballet, International Ballet Company, Metropolitan Ballet.
Ms. Vakhromeeva danced principal roles in many ballets, including The Nutcracker, Giselle, Sleeping Beauty, La Fille Mal Gardee, Don Quixote, Paquita, Italian Caprichio, Flame of Paris, The Swan Lake, Corsaire, Cinderella, The Snow Maiden, The Blue Bird, and many others.
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The Lord Is Not On Trial Here Today
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This Peabody Award-winning documentary tells the personal story behind the landmark First Amendment case in the U.S. Supreme Court that set the foundation for the separation of church and state in public schools. In 1945, Jim McCollum, a fifth-grader in a southern Illinois university town, was forced to sit in the hallway alone when he did not agree to participate in a voluntary Protestant religion class. His mother, Vashti McCollum, sued the school board beginning what she would later describe as "three years of headlines, headaches and hatred." G
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There are some big ideas in Misha Shulman's The Fake History of George the Last, presented at Theater for the New City and produced in association with the longest lunch theater company. Human cloning, generational repetition, predestination, and inherited violence all converge in this new play from the recent Brooklyn College Playwriting MFA program graduate. The Fake History relates the futuristic story of four generations of clones named George who go through the same family rituals and rites of passage over a 70-year period, discovering in the process the inevitability of the family history passed down to them. The play's intriguing notions, however, become mired in an overstuffed script that reads better on the page than on the stage. The lightening-fast pace of the production also prevents a clear understanding of the action and the characters. Born and raised in Jerusalem, Shulman is the 2009 winner of the Jewish Canadian Playwriting Competition and a 2010 semi-finalist for the P73 Fellowship. He is also a Writer in Residence at Crow's Theatre in Toronto and a member of Theater for a New City's Emerging Writers Program. In a body of work that includes 2004's The Fist, about Israeli Army refuseniks, and last summer's Apricots, a dark absurdist comedy about Israeli-Palestinian affairs, the theme of violence recurs.
In this absurdist dramedy, the violence is all in the family. When George Senior ultimately reveals the details of cloning himself to his son/duplicate George Junior on his 16th birthday, it sets in motion a seemingly inescapable pattern. Defiant and insistent on their individual choices, the Georges cannot evade their fates, which culminate in murder.
Staged minimally, the most outstanding feature of the set by Czerton Lim is a series of 20 picture frames that flicker to life with images of George's "ancestors" — an assemblage of portraits of the five cast members in period dress, suggesting the passage of time. Throughout the play, these portraits remain alive, much like the magical paintings of the Harry Potter movies where the subjects speak and move.
Running a brief intermission-less 85 minutes, The Fake History moves quickly, too quickly for audience members to grasp the change from one generation of George to the next. As all the cast members each play at least two nearly identical characters who share the same name, the confusion mounts. This confusion, however, does help blur the generational lines between the Georges, which may be the intention of the director, Meghan Finn, a member of Soho Rep's writer-director lab and a graduate of the MFA program in Directing at Brooklyn College.
The cast attacks the script with verve and vigor, although the text's preoccupation with scatology tends to derail the dramatic intensity. Ben Jaeger-Thomas as the Georges Senior, Jared Mezzocchi as the Georges Junior, and Sarah Painter as the Janes/Mothers, are particularly compelling. Mezzocchi, also the video designer of the show, has an especially eerie moment of acting with and against himself in a recording of the aforementioned 16th birthday that accentuates the play's theme of inherited fate and inevitability.
Although the program notes that lyrics for the musical interludes were adapted from the biblical Book of Ecclesiastes, unfortunately these passages are hard to comprehend because of uneven sound design that makes deciphering the words of the songs nearly impossible. This hinders audience members from understanding the connection of the musical score, by the playwright and Kevin Farrell, to the action of the play.
But the big ideas shine through in a production that could ultimately benefit from a bit more polish. Is mankind fated to repeat the sins of the past? Is violence between men inevitable? Is a human clone a unique being or simply a carbon copy of its original? And, by extension, what is the relationship of a father to his son? The Fake History of George the Last does not offer the answers to these questions, but it poses them provocatively.


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The Final Cause-Why?
In a world that has increasingly lost its ability to tell compelling stories, the solution rests not in the escalation of spectacle--a key device in distracting the uninformed--but in the formation of young artists as they pursue lives that are fully human.
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To that end, we have assembled an academy-based dramatic arts training program that aims to teach students how to infuse their lives and stories with a fresh, powerful vision of humanity, grounded in a Christian anthropology.
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By using story structure as a lens through which they may more easily evaluate their lives and the world around them, students are encouraged to self-identify as the hero of their own personal stories while participating in a series of increasingly layered improvisational exercises inspired by the late Sanford Meisner. These exercises form the foundation of our work with high school age teens and adults, and are intended to help each participant grow in craft, in virtue, and in their capacity for authentic relationship.
In our nine-month immersion process, the second semester is dedicated to learning the craft of dramatic writing, to reading narrative works of enduring beauty, and to the writing and staging of an original piece of theatre.


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The EDP Foundation has signed agreements with the Universities of the Autonomous Regions of the Principality of Asturias, the Basque Country, Cantabria, Murcia and Madrid, thanks to which 300 students carried out paid work experience at the different EDP work centres throughout 2013.
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Bereavement is tough enough for adults, but for children . . .
A death can have a profound effect on a child. Different deaths need different strategies
Premature and sudden deaths, particularly of a parent, sibling or close friend, are bound to have a massive effect; homicide and suicide even more so
Some children in Dublin's north inner city started playing a new game last year.
They called it Regency Hotel.
"They were planning what weapons they would use and how they would target someone," Frank Mulville of the Young People at Risk Initiative told a recent conference. That's what children do – they process what they see and hear through play. "It's a way of coping."
It was at the Regency Hotel in north Dublin that gunmen stormed a weigh-in ahead of a boxing match in February 2016, killing one man and seriously injuring two others. This attack, believed to be in revenge for the shooting dead of drug dealer Gary Hutch in Spain the previous September, has been followed by nearly a dozen more killings in the continuing Kinahan-Hutch feud.
As shootings kept happening, children in the north inner city lived with a constant sense that adult males in their family could be killed, Mulville told a seminar on the theme "Supporting Children in Families Bereaved through Homicide", held as part of Bereaved Children's Awareness Week.
Deadly feuds
Symbols of the deadly feud – funerals, checkpoints manned by gardaí with submachine guns, the folklore – continue in their midst too.
In what is a relatively small area, where people are linked through blood, work and neighbourhood, nobody has been immune from a sense of loss or worry, he said, and it's "appallingly sad" that children have had to live with this too. Talking about it has not always been encouraged at children's services, where workers from the community are fearful themselves, unsure of whose allegiances lie where.
Social agencies working in the area have been looking at how to support families in coping with fallout from the violence. One initiative was the production of a card with advice on how to talk to children about it.
Their concern also led to an invitation by the Irish Childhood Bereavement Network to Prof Atle Dyregrov, a Norwegian expert in grief psychology, to lead a seminar for frontline staff. A clinical psychologist, he is director of the Center for Crisis Psychology in Bergen, which he co-founded in 1988.
In the natural order of life, if a child experiences a close bereavement it is the death of a grandparent for which, it is hoped, there has been time to prepare. Some 28 per cent of children in Ireland have lost a grandparent by the age of nine.
But premature and sudden deaths, particularly of a parent, sibling or close friend, are bound to have a profound effect; homicide and suicide even more so.
"We need to see how different deaths need different types of intervention," says Dyregrov in an interview before the seminar. "Very often with sudden death you have a combination of trauma and loss. Loss, or longing for the dead one, is a natural reaction, but having gruesome images, or fantasies of what happened is not natural."
Trauma and loss
Trauma and loss are two distinct but intertwined aspects. "You have to deal with the trauma first. If every time you think of the lost one, the images of how it happened come up, it will be a block to the grief."
How children react to traumatic bereavement will also depend very much on their stage of development. Pre-school children, for instance, are very dependent on adults' reactions.
"They may not take in so much and understand so much but they are very sensitive to how the adult world around them is." However, we should not underestimate what they will remember.
Dyregrov recalls the case of a boy who was just 2½ when his father killed his baby brother. At the age of six, although he had never talked about it, he was re-enacting in the playroom the turning over of a pram and kicking of a baby. It was obvious he had a factual memory of it, even if he was too young to have the language to convey it.
By school age, children are beginning to understand that death is final, but they don't yet see the long-term consequences of a bereavement. "By the time they get to adolescence they see that, they understand that this is for ever – for example: 'Mother won't be there when I have kids.'
Sense of guilt
"It is worse for different reasons at different ages, it's hard to compare them," continues Dyregrov. Very young children will be affected more by the non-presence of a dead mother or father. Those in middle childhood have a very egocentric way of thinking so often believe the death was their fault in some way and their sense of guilt is often overlooked. "For those in adolescence, it happens when your emotions are most intense. So there are different risk factors at different ages."
The tendency for the death of a parent during childhood to have a negative impact on health and educational attainment has been highlighted in research.
Dyregrov refers to a yet-to-be-published study from Denmark showing that while at the end of primary school level there is not much difference in performance between children who have lost a parent and those who haven't, a gap starts to appear at second-level and they are significantly less likely to get a university degree.
While this discrepancy would be partly due to life circumstances, failure of bereaved children to fulfil their potential is also down to how grieving can affect concentration and memory. He has worked with schools in trying to improve support, not only in the immediate aftermath of a death but also in the long term. Teachers haven't really addressed, he suggests, how best to deal with bereaved pupils whose mental capabilities have been affected.
The lack of long-term support – both in public services and within social networks – is a recurring complaint among families he has surveyed in the wake of traumatic bereavement.
I joke that teachers only have 20 minutes' memory
"We see it in schools. I joke that teachers only have 20 minutes' memory. It is natural or human that we don't think what people have gone through when we meet them but for those who have lost their parent, or both parents sometimes, it is hard."
The return to school needs to be planned, in a consultation between the child, family and school. For example, does the child want to talk about the death to classmates on the first day back or should the class be briefed in his or her absence?
Pupils complain that while one teacher may be very understanding, another is not. He says all teachers dealing with a bereaved child need to agree a similar approach, which should be tailored to the needs and desires of the individual.
While some may want to talk about their loss and have it acknowledged frequently, others might see school as an escape from the grieving at home.
He remembers a 16-year-old girl whose sister had been murdered and he was doing follow-up work with the family. One day she came in and told Dyregrov: "You need to talk to my teacher – she has been on a course with you and I don't want her to every day ask me, 'how are you doing today?'"
"It put her on the spot and she didn't want to talk about it," he says.
Routine and normality for children is very important. "Even the same day the parent dies, the child needs the same structures – so you sing the same songs at bedtime. The reason for this of course is that when things get chaotic, you need a structure and familiarity of doing the things that you usually do."
It calms children and gives them a sense of safety. He doesn't think it is wise to delay the return to school beyond a week or two, as that is likely to cause problems later.
"You can work and grieve – adults do it, children can do it. But," he stresses, "you can't do it in a system where there is no recognition or understanding."
Bereavement through homicide is rare for children but it so much more difficult to cope with – particularly as it often involves one parent, usually the father, killing the other, and the child may have witnessed it.
Double loss
This means the child suffers trauma and a double loss – one parent dead, the other imprisoned. They are likely to have to go and live with relatives or a foster family – moving them away from their home and possibly from their friends and neighbourhood as well.
Right from the start, services such as the police and hospitals, have to be thinking about the impact of a death on a child.
The important thing is that children are included in the information and that we are open and honest with them"
"When it comes to breaking the news, there is a thin line between what is therapeutic and what is traumatic," says Dyregrov. For instance, it must be made very clear early on whose death is being talked about, in case they start thinking it is someone else.
"The important thing is that children are included in the information and that we are open and honest with them."
They should not be excluded from seeing the body, if that's what they want, and they should continue to be updated on new information about the death.
Scene of disaster
Dyregrov, who has worked at the scene of many disasters, says facts are important to children, as they are to adults. When people are awaiting information, they are very tense but when you start giving them facts about a situation, it calms them.
They also need to know what's normal in the grieving process so they don't think they are going crazy. Coping with death will be helped by a "combination of the facts and having a map of the terrain you are walking into", he explains.
Later, at the seminar, he shows a remarkable series of drawings by a 12-year-old boy who was coping with the trauma and grief of his father being killed in a fight with another man on the way home from a pub one night.
The first drawings depict a knife and the killer with his head cut off; in the next, his right hand has been severed. These are "revenge fantasises", Dyregrov explains, and they are "not dangerous".
Then the boy tries to work out why his father might have come off worse in the fight, drawing him in the tussle with his glasses falling off. There's a drawing of a stone, which was the weapon used on his father, who was left injured and froze to death. Later, drawings depict his father up in the sky and the boy below, and then the two of them reunited.
"He draws the trauma and then he draws the grief," says Dyregrov.
Parents' grief
Support within family and community is enough for most bereaved children and only a minority will need organised bereavement services or professional counselling, fewer again very specialist mental health services. However, the capabilities of a parent will be diminished by their own grief, so they need help in this area, and the social network may be well meaning but unsure of what to do.
"Often the worst period for a family is not the first weeks, it is when every day the reality comes back and all the services are not there," says Dyregrov, who had never imagined that he would be working on crisis intervention after a mass killing in his own country.
On July 22nd, 2011, 77 people were killed in two attacks by right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik, who left a car bomb in Oslo before shooting dead 68 people attending a youth summer camp on the island of Utøya.
Some of what Dyregrov and colleagues learnt from working in the aftermath of that, and continue to learn through follow-up studies on both survivors and the bereaved, has been used to advise other communities struggling to cope with their own atrocities or disasters, such as the Manchester Arena bombing and the Grenfell Tower fire.
There's a need for persistent offers of help in the long-term, both by services and the community. "People say, 'when I said no the first, second and third time, they should have asked a fourth,'" he reports.
Afraid to talk
It is also important to understand how traumatic death affects communication – both within the family and the community. People are afraid to talk about it and aspects can be kept secret.
Dyregrov stresses that "not everything is in a child's head – it is the interaction in society that might be the problem". He gives the example of a boy whose brother committed suicide and one year later he is greatly troubled that his friends never ask him about his brother. "He is utterly alone. His loneliness is not an individual problem – it is created by those around him."
One remedy is for the school nurse to work with his friends on how to talk to him.
More needs to be done on mobilising social support, which studies across the world show is so important after a bereavement, he says. Yet, sometimes when people are uncertain what to do, they pull back.
Network meetings
That's why, where a parent is seriously ill, he recommends "network meetings" of family and friends in the children's school or home, to find out what support the family wants and what people can provide. Almost like in a hospital, he adds, there needs to be a rota of people taking turns to offer help after the death, so the support goes on longer than it normally does and helps to improve the life quality of the children.
Meanwhile, back in north inner-city Dublin, the one question children who have witnessed a shooting or its aftermath keep asking, reported Mulville, is, "will it happen again?"
Unfortunately, nobody in the community can give them the assurance it will not.
By the age of nine, among children in Ireland:
28% have lost a grandparent
7% have lost an aunt or uncle
6% have lost a close friend
2.2% have lost a parent
1.1% have lost a sibling
Source: The Irish Childhood Bereavement Network


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Blame it on 15-year-old Ashima Shiraishi, the pixieish phenom who's been called the most talented rock climber in the world. Or maybe it's the highly Insta-genic nature of climbing walls, with their vibrant holds scattered about the surface like rainbow sprinkles.
Just as scores of industrial spaces were recycled into CrossFit "boxes" a few years back, factories and lots are transforming into climbing gyms. Not just clubhouses for mountain-minded obsessives, they're attracting more and more people looking for a fresh way to keep fit. Climbing, after all, is a spectacular workout. As detailed in an article in the November issue of Vogue, the pursuit can burn 500 calories an hour, and it targets the legs, back, and core.
Most gyms have undulating bouldering walls, where climbers navigate shorter ascents without the aid of partners or equipment. Some have taller, straighter walls that are designated for sport climbing, which involves ropes and a partner (and will become an Olympic event in 2020). Getting started is easy: All you need is a day pass and climbing shoes, which look like soccer cleats' pointy-toed cousins and are usually available for rent. Here, a handful of the best new walls coast to coast.
Hollywood Boulders, Los Angeles
Jared Leto is regularly spotted at this West Coast mecca, which opened over the summer in an former prop lot with 11,000-square-feet of climbing terrain. Members of all skill levels can find their routes—there are some 200—or take HIIT, Acroyoga, and stretching classes. The hour-long Intro to Climbing course covers harness skills, belay technique, and safety checks.
1107 North Bronson Avenue
Austin Bouldering Project, Austin, Texas
Located in the up-and-coming Govalle neighborhood in east Austin, the 50,000-square-foot facility is the largest in the nation, and offers candlelit restorative yoga or detox flow classes in the yoga studio. Bonus: An on-site workspace is kitted out with tree-stump tables and potted cacti to rival any WeWork chapter.
979 Springdale Road, #150
DUMBO Boulders, Brooklyn
Since it opened this spring, this picturesque (and highly affordable) outdoor bouldering gym has been attracting fashion editors and skateboarders as well as tourists strolling through Brooklyn Bridge Park, where it's located. In addition to Manhattan skyline views and supersoft mulch landing, the facility offers private lessons and all-women clinics. Just check the forecast before heading over—hours are contingent on weather.
99 Plymouth Street
Dogpatch Boulders, San Francisco
This bouldering gym is located in a former manufacturing building, down the street from cult artisanal ice cream shop Mr. and Mrs. Miscellaneous. Currently undergoing expansion, it's around 30,000 square feet and counting (coming up: climbing walls and a work lounge). Popular with the tech set, the gym hosts Girl Beta events, where women hobnob and crush boulder problems together.
2573 Third Street
First Ascent Avondale, Chicago
New and adjacent to the up-and-coming Logan Square neighborhood, this 60-foot wall is Chicago's highest. The owners are local climbers, and the fitness-minded crowd includes pro climber Michaela Kiersch. First Ascent's yoga studio hosts multiple mat classes each day, and climbing classes are offered at a range of levels.


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Politics & Government
Arkansas Senate race pits California's farmers vs. its liberals
WASHINGTON — California farmers are going far afield to help re-elect the chair of their favorite Senate committee.
The state's citrus, raisin, almond and peach producers, among others, have been steering thousands of dollars to embattled Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas. Lincoln chairs the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee, and is fighting for her political life.
But Lincoln's Democratic primary challenger, too, has been tapping California's deep pockets. Consequently, distant Arkansas has become an unlikely arena for a proxy contest between Central Valley farm interests and San Francisco Bay Area liberals.
On Tuesday, in one of the nation's most closely attended races, Arkansas Lt. Gov. Bill Halter held Lincoln to below 50 percent of the Democratic vote. Halter and Lincoln are now furiously refilling their campaign treasuries for their June 8 runoff.
"The runoff election is all about making sure Blanche's supporters turn out to vote and we've put together a field program that does just that," a Lincoln fundraising appeal stated Thursday. "Whether or not we can fully fund it is up to you."
Lincoln and Halter have both been aggressively soliciting from their respective political bases.
California farm political action committees have contributed at least $35,500 to Lincoln's campaign since January 2009, records show. The contributors range from the California Farm Bureau Federation and Sun-Maid Growers to Blue Diamond Growers and the Modesto-based Western United Dairymen.
"It's important for us, whoever holds that chair," Michael Marsh, chief executive officer of Western United Dairymen, acknowledged Thursday. "Thus far, her positions seem to be consistent with our interests."
Individual California farmers, too, have been helping out Lincoln. From the small Fresno County town of Tranquillity, for instance, cotton farmer John Pucheu Jr. cut Lincoln a $300 check in March. Two days later, Rio Oso rice farmer Michael Rue contributed $500.
The 49-year-old Lincoln is a Randolph-Macon Woman's College graduate seeking her third Senate term. Halter, also 49, is a Stanford graduate and former Rhodes Scholar who's backed by unions and liberals unhappy with Lincoln's generally moderate record.
California residents lead residents of all other states — including Arkansas — in individual contributions to Halter's campaign, records compiled by the nonpartisan CQ Moneyline show. Urban rather than rural contributors predominate.
Four of the five leading California cities for contributions to Halter are in the San Francisco Bay Area. His non-Bay Area California financial supporters include the likes of Hollywood director Mick Jackson, best known for "The Bodyguard, " but none of his individual California contributors live in the region between Stockton and Bakersfield.
"We need a farm policy that supports family farmers, not corporate agribusiness," Halter declares on his website.
This is Lincoln's first re-election bid since becoming Agriculture Committee chair in September, though she has always served on the panel since joining the Senate in 1999. She has been closely aligned with traditional crop subsidy programs, leading a 2007 fight against efforts to impose tighter limits on individual farm payments.
"I would suggest we stop for a moment and pay caution and remember these are the hard-working farm families who provide us a safe and abundant supply of food," Lincoln said during a December 2007 debate.
Earlier this year, at the request of Californians, Lincoln helped amend a multimillion-dollar emergency aid bill to permit Tulare, Kings and other drought-afflicted Valley counties to obtain federal assistance.


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Bronze at Ironman 70.3 European Champs
Bronze medal at Ironman 70.3 European Champs in Elsinore, Denmark! The winner of the race was Annabel Luxford (AUS) and the silver medalist was Helle Frederiksen (DEN) – congrats for both and also well done to You all the other finishers!
"For me the Europeans was a kind of a getting back to the business in a hard way. Before the race I had spent a nice month in Finland, the highlight of which was getting married. So Ironman 70.3 European Championships was the first time racing with the last name Sali.
Top five in womens race:
1 Annabel Luxford
2 Helle Frederiksen
3 Kaisa Sali
4 Camilla Pedersen
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The 2016 Election Proves We Have So Much Further To Go When It Comes To How We Deal With Sexual Assault
On Nov. 8, after long months of presidential campaigning finally began to draw to a close, one fact became clear: The 2016 election speaks volumes about sexual assault in the United States, and the takeaway certainly isn't pretty. If you found it difficult to keep up with the sheer variety of scandals surrounding the current election, allow me to remind you of the most significant: In the last few weeks before Election Day, Donald Trump was accused of alleged sexual assault by 12 women. (He has denied these allegations.) Additionally, a tape from 2005 surfaced in which the GOP nominee, while speaking into a hot mic, bragged about grabbing women by their genitals. (In the second presidential debate, he denied that he had groped women in the way he described in the tapes.)
No matter what becomes of the allegations, the country's response to these incidents says so much about the way sexual assault is treated in the United States. Women who went public with allegations faced intense scrutiny, especially from Trump's supporters. The anonymous woman who accused Trump of allegedly assaulting her when she was a child, for instance, cancelled her press conference after receiving numerous death threats, and Alicia Machado — the former Miss Universe who was reportedly insulted by Trump in the past — told People that she endured similar threats as well as lewd remarks from strangers after she campaigned for Hillary Clinton prior to the election.
Was this scrutiny also directed toward Trump, who was campaigning to be the next president? Certainly not from his supporters, if polls were anything to go by.
After the release of the hot mic tapes, followed by numerous allegations of sexual assault, you'd think that a presidential candidate — someone who is supposed to lead and represent the United States — would experience a dip in the polls. Although some prominent Republicans used the tapes as an excuse to abandon ship before the election, an NBC News-Survey Monkey poll conducted several days later reported that "nearly all Trump supporters, Republicans, and Republican-leaning independents" thought the tape controversy distracted from the presidential campaign. A Washington Post-ABC News poll found that Clinton had a four point lead over Trump in the wake of the tapes, but 64 percent of likely voters (and 84 percent of Republicans) said the controversy wouldn't "make any difference" in their voting habits.
On election day, that appeared to be true: Although the aforementioned NBC-Survey Monkey poll found that most voters believed Trump didn't respect women — not to mention his history of sexist language toward women — the race between Clinton and Trump has proven to be incredibly close. Given the number of votes Trump has received, it's clear that for thousands of voters, allegations of sexual assault (which Trump denied) simply don't deserve the same consideration as, say, building a wall on the U.S. border.
This tweet says it all:
No matter the outcome, the 2016 election has shown that in the United States, there's still a long way to go before alleged sexual assault is taken as seriously as it deserves.


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If you have recently enrolled in nursing school, then your instructors will inform you that you need CPR training before you are able to participate in clinicals held in the hospital setting. This makes sense due to your proximity to individuals who may experience a life-threatening event. But before you sign up for the class that is held closest to you, you want to make sure that you are going to the right one. Keep reading to learn a little bit more about this.
What CPR Class Do I Need?
You should understand that you will need to attend a CPR training class that is specifically designed for the medical professional. This is very different from the type of class that is offered to the general public. This class is the general public CPR class, and you likely will need the basic life support one for medical professionals. This is often abbreviated as the BLS course.
BLS courses are offered as online and in-person classes, and some are a combination of in-person and online. Also, some courses are shorter while others are a bit longer. If you are taking the course for the first time, then you want the longer option that is either 8 hours on one day or split into 4-hour sessions on two days. Sometimes the first 4-hour session can be completed at home and online. This is the information portion of the class, and you will complete all of the hands-on techniques in the classroom during your physical class.
Keep in mind that the complete online courses are often provided to individuals who are renewing their certification, so do not sign up for this. Also, understand that the certification is good for two years, so you will need to renew at some point during nursing school.
What Is Learned In The Class?
You will learn how to complete CPR effectively and properly for infants, children, and adults in your class. This includes understanding how to complete compressions and how deep they need to be for each age group.
In addition to CPR, you will learn basic life-saving skills that include how and when to use an AED. You will also receive information on using emergency medical systems and how to ensure that you are completing your skills in a legal manner.
There are a wide variety of different organizations that offer BLS courses including local and nationally recognized institutions, so you usually have quite a few options available to you when you sign up for your courses.


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Kate Spade | Remembering Her Impact
June 5th, 2018 the world turned another dark page. My inspiration, courage, and friend died. Rest in peace Katherine Noel Brosnahan, Kate Valentine and Kate Spade. I did not have the chance to know her personally, but she brought color and class to a girl in a small town. She helped to give shape to my view of myself and to the way I wanted to live in this world. I first 'met' Kate when a friend was gifted a purse for Christmas. When she opened her gift it was love at first sight for me. It was beautiful, eye-catching, but not at all pretentious. It may sound silly but I had no idea that a bag evokes such a strong emotional response. I suddenly wanted everything from the way I dressed, to the way I decorated my home to embody that style. It was that moment that my obsession began.
Like most obsessions, it started out fairly shallow. I wanted all the handbags, dresses, and fine china I could get. I wanted even the smallest everyday items to have her touch of style. Kate Spade pencils anyone? Paper straws? Stationary? But beyond her products, I knew nothing. I didn't know what she looked like or where she lived or anything about her family. But one day, my husband's grandmother gave me an interview she had clipped from the New York Times. On my way back to the city, I read the clipping and found I was in awe of Kate's eloquent words and bright look on life. I went to the local library and got a small book she had written called Occasions. I couldn't stop reading it. I wanted to soak in every ounce of her practical advice and personal anecdotes.
This small book brought a big change in the influence that Kate Spade had in other areas of my life. Much more than simply implementing her style and buying her products she awakened in me the desire to be a domestic goddess. She brought to light that hostessing a party wasn't about showing off and having everything perfect. It was about creating the perfect environment for both the guest and the hostess to enjoy. It was about making simple things an occasion and everyday an experience. She taught that the task of preparing a meal (or ordering takeout) is something to be enjoyed. And she firmly lived the belief that being overdressed is an honor, not a faux pas. In the book, she described her memory of a party her mother hosted. She recalled watching her mother seemingly float around the room to bring light to each corner and attention to each guest. Then all of a sudden one of the guests accidentally spilled her red wine all over her mother's white couch!! Thinking of this I can feel the embarrassment that the guest must have felt and the rage the hostess must have felt. But instead Kate recounts that her mother, being ever graceful, just said "please don't give it a second thought" and then she threw her own wine on the couch. It not only made light of a ghastly situation but immediately eased the tension that had fallen over the party. Order and enjoyment were restored.
Kate Spade is more than just Fashion, she is more than Style. She is elegance and sass.
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It's official. Seattle will have an NHL team in the 2021 season. We are so excited for ever one in the pacific NW. The only thing left is to find that perfect team name, logo, and uniform set up to really make the team unique. Don't fret folks we've already done the hard work for you.
We travel all around the world and play in beer league tournaments. Every tourney has a unique theme and you get a full uniform set up to keep. In June we did a Seattle themed tourney and we think we've already found the perfect set up and logo for the new Seattle NHL team. Which one of these do you think Seattle should choose?
The Pilots
This is a color combo you don't see at all in the NHL. Paying homage to Seattle's aviation culture is a nice touch for the team name and logo but having one of the most unique colored uniforms in the National Hockey League would be something else.
The Seals
Another unique color pattern. It's not quite San Jose Sharks teal but it's along the same lines. The logo is killer and having the sea of turquoise repping at every home game would be pretty awesome.
The Sawbucks
Lots of teams don the red and black but that doesn't mean we can't use more of the same. As the saying goes, "if it aint broke don't fix it". Represented here is not only the forestry culture with the plaid lumberjack theme but lets say it also pays homage to birthplace of grunge. Sawbucks wouldn't be our first choice but we wouldn't complain if it happened.
The Kraken
Nothing would strike fear into pacific division foes more than being worried about having the Kraken unleashed on them. Using the neon green colors sported also by the Seahawks and the Sounders would help the Kraken transition seamlessly into the Seattle sports culture.
The Metropolitans
There's a long standing tradition of hockey in the Seattle area. That's where these next two logos/themes come from. When you're talking about Seattle hockey history, you start with the Metropolitans. These designs are classic and simple. Love the logo, love the colors. I don't think any Seattle hockey fan would be disappointed with these.
The Totems
Another team name steeped in Seattle hockey history. We really think if Seattle doesn't strongly consider the Totems or Mets then they are doing a disservice to the hockey fans of Seattle. Look how glorious this set up is.
We think it's a close race between the Totems and the Mets. Ultimately we think the Mets should be the chosen team name. It's historical and is something all of Seattle could get behind. What do you think? Do you think any of these 6 will get the nod?
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