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Rubin Carter
Rubin Carter was born on May 6, 1937, in Clifton, New Jersey. In 1966, at the height of his boxing career, Carter was twice wrongfully convicted of a triple murder and imprisoned for nearly two decades. During the mid-1970s, his case became a cause celébrè for a number of civil rights leaders, politicians and entertainers. He was ultimately released from prison in 1985 when a Federal judge overturned his convictions. On April 20, 2014, Carter died from prostate cancer at the age of 76.
Early Life
Professional boxer Rubin Carter was born on May 6, 1937, in Clifton, New Jersey. In 1966, at the height of his boxing career, Carter was wrongfully convicted twice of a triple murder and imprisoned for nearly two decades. During the mid-1970s, his case became a cause celébrè for a number of civil rights leaders, politicians and entertainers. He was released from prison in 1985, after a United States district court judge declared the convictions to be based on racial prejudice.
Carter, who grew up in Paterson, New Jersey, was arrested and sent to the Jamesburg State Home for Boys at age 12 after he attacked a man with a Boy Scout knife. He claimed the man was a pedophile who had been attempting to molest one of his friends. Carter escaped before his six-year term was up and in 1954 he joined the Army, where he served in a segregated corps and began training as a boxer. He won two European light-welterweight championships and in 1956 returned to Paterson with the intention of becoming a professional boxer. Almost immediately upon his return, police arrested Carter and forced him to serve the remaining 10 months of his sentence in a state reformatory.
Rise to Boxing Fame
In 1957, Carter was again arrested, this time for purse snatching; he spent four years in Trenton State, a maximum-security prison, for that crime. After his release, he channeled his considerable anger, towards his situation and that of Paterson's African-American community, into his boxing -- he turned pro in 1961 and began a startling four-fight winning streak, including two knockouts.
For his lightning-fast fists, Carter soon earned the nickname "Hurricane" and became one of the top contenders for the world middleweight crown. In December 1963, in a non-title bout, he beat then-welterweight world champion Emile Griffith in a first round KO. Although he lost his one shot at the title, in a 15-round split decision to reigning champion Joey Giardello in December 1964, he was widely regarded as a good bet to win his next title bout.
As one of the most famous citizens of Paterson, Carter made no friends with the police, especially during the summer of 1964, when he was quoted in The Saturday Evening Post as expressing anger towards the occupations by police of black neighborhoods. His flamboyant lifestyle (Carter frequented the city's nightclubs and bars) and juvenile record rankled the police, as did the vehement statements he had allegedly made advocating violence in the pursuit of racial justice.
Arrest for Triple Homicide
Carter was training for his next shot at the world middleweight title (against champion Dick Tiger) in October 1966 when he was arrested for the June 17 triple murder of three patrons at the Lafayette Bar & Grill in Paterson. Carter and John Artis had been arrested on the night of the crime because they fit an eyewitness description of the killers ("two Negroes in a white car"), but they had been cleared by a grand jury when the one surviving victim failed to identify them as the gunmen.
Now, the state had produced two eyewitnesses, Alfred Bello and Arthur D. Bradley, who had made positive identifications. During the trial that followed, the prosecution produced little to no evidence linking Carter and Artis to the crime, a shaky motive (racially-motivated retaliation for the murder of a black tavern owner by a white man in Paterson hours before), and the only two eyewitnesses were petty criminals involved in a burglary (who were later revealed to have received money and reduced sentences in exchange for their testimony). Nevertheless, on June 29, 1967, Carter and Artis were convicted of triple murder and sentenced to three life prison terms.
While incarcerated at Trenton State and Rahway State prisons, Carter continued to maintain his innocence by defying the authority of the prison guards, refusing to wear an inmate's uniform, and becoming a recluse in his cell. He read and studied extensively, and in 1974 published his autobiography, The 16th Round: From Number 1 Contender to Number 45472, to widespread acclaim.
The story of his plight attracted the attention and support of many luminaries, including Bob Dylan, who visited Carter in prison, wrote the song "Hurricane" (included on his 1976 album, Desire), and played it at every stop of his Rolling Thunder Revue tour. Prizefighter Muhammad Ali also joined the fight to free Carter, along with leading figures in liberal politics, civil rights and entertainment.
Trial and Support
In late 1974, Bello and Bradley both separately recanted their testimony, revealing that they had lied in order to receive sympathetic treatment from the police. Two years later, after an incriminating tape of a police interview with Bello and Bradley surfaced and The New York Times ran an exposé about the case, the New Jersey State Supreme Court ruled 7-0 to overturn Carter's and Artis's convictions. The two men were released on bail, but remained free for only six months -- they were convicted once more at a second trial in the fall of 1976, during which Bello again reversed his testimony.
Artis (who had refused a 1974 offer by police to release him if he fingered Carter as the gunman) was a model prisoner who was released on parole in 1981. Although lawyers for Carter continued the struggle, the New Jersey State Supreme Court rejected their appeal for a third trial in the fall of 1982, affirming the convictions by a 4-3 decision.
Inside the prison walls, Carter had long since recognized his need to resign himself to the reality of his situation. He spent his time reading and studying, and had little contact with others. During his first 10 years in prison, his wife, Mae Thelma, stopped coming to see him at his own insistence; the couple, who had a son and a daughter, divorced in 1984.
Beginning in 1980, Carter developed a relationship with Lesra Martin, a teenager from a Brooklyn ghetto who had read his autobiography and initiated a correspondence. Martin was living with a group of Canadians who had formed an entrepreneurial commune and had taken on the responsibilities for his education. Before long, Martin's benefactors, most notably Sam Chaiton, Terry Swinton, and Lisa Peters, developed a strong bond with Carter and began to work for his release.
Their efforts intensified after the summer of 1983, when they began to work in New York with Carter's legal defense team, including lawyers Myron Beldock and Lewis Steel and constitutional scholar Leon Friedman, to seek a writ of habeas corpus from U.S. District Court Judge H. Lee Sarokin.
Life After Prison
On November 7, 1985, Sarokin handed down his decision to free Carter, stating that "The extensive record clearly demonstrates that [the] petitioners' convictions were predicated upon an appeal to racism rather than reason, and concealment rather than disclosure." The state continued to appeal Sarokin's decision -- all the way to the United States Supreme Court -- until February 1988, when a Passaic County (NJ) state judge formally dismissed the 1966 indictments of Carter and Artis and finally ended the 22-year long saga.
Upon his release, Carter moved to Toronto, Ontario, Canada, into the home of the group that had worked to free him. He worked with Chaiton and Swinton on a book, Lazarus and the Hurricane: The Untold Story of the Freeing of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, published in 1991. He and Peters were married, but the couple separated when Carter moved out of the commune.
The former prizefighter, who was given an honorary championship title belt in 1993 by the World Boxing Council, served as director of the Association in Defense of the Wrongfully Convicted, headquartered in his house in Toronto. He also served as a member of the board of directors of the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta and the Alliance for Prison Justice in Boston.
In 1999, widespread interest in the story of Rubin Carter was revived with a major motion picture, The Hurricane, directed by Norman Jewison and starring Denzel Washington. The movie was largely based on Carter's 1974 autobiography and Chaiton and Swinton's 1991 book, which was re-released in late 1999. In 2000, James S. Hirsch published a new authorized biography, Hurricane: The Miraculous Journey of Rubin Carter.
Later Years & Death
In 2004, Carter founded the advocacy group Innocence International, and often lectured about seeking justice for the wrongly convicted. In February 2014, while battling prostate cancer, Carter called for the exoneration of David McCallum, a Brooklyn man who was convicted of kidnapping and murder and had been imprisoned since 1985. In an op-ed article in the The Daily News, published on February 21, 2014 and entitled Hurricane Carter's Dying Wish, Carter wrote about McCallum's case and his own life : "If I find a heaven after this life, I'll be quite surprised. In my own years on this planet, though, I lived in hell for the first 49 years, and have been in heaven for the past 28 years. . .To live in a world where truth matters and justice, however late, really happens, that world would be heaven enough for us all."
On April 20, 2014, Carter died in his sleep in his Toronto home at the age of 76. The cause of his death was complications from prostate cancer.
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Saskatchewan, a province of Canada, has four ecological zones: prairie, boreal plains, boreal shield and taiga shield. Local hunters take advantage each year of the abundance of game. Each fall the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment publishes its hunters' and trappers' guide, and in spring it publishes its Big Game Draw and spring hunting guide. Information is also available online at www.environment.gov.sk.ca.
Big Game Draw
More than a hunting license is necessary to hunt in Saskatchewan, Canada. A hunter must win a draw to bag game. In an effort to manage the region's wildlife, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment requires hunters to apply for the draw to kill big game. The Big Game Draw format was introduced in 2010, and became completely online in 2011. This method allows the ministry to adjust quotas and bag limits each year in consideration of the previous winter's impact on game populations. The online Big Game Draw information provides details on seasons, zones, license fees and bag limits.
Species Availability
Although basic seasonal information such as hunting season dates and regulations can be found in hunting guides from the previous year, game availability cannot always be predicted. The Saskatchewan ministry sometimes makes substantial changes, so the new guide must be consulted. In the 2011 Big Game Draw and Spring Hunting Guide, for example, pronghorn antelope season was cancelled because of the high mortality rate of the species the previous winter. However, the same guide announced that for the first time there would be moose and elk hunting in the Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone.
Who Can Enter
The Big Game Draw is open only to Saskatchewan residents. This includes people whose principal residence is in the province who have been living there at least three months before applying for a hunting license. The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment also allows members of the Canadian Armed Forces or an RCMP stationed in the province to enter. Beginning in 2011, a member of the Canadian Armed Forces who was a Saskatchewan resident when recruited or deployed may also enter the Big Game Draw. Hunters must purchase a Wildlife Habitat Certificate to validate licenses, and must carry it with them while they hunt.
Game in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is a large province rich in game animals. Historically, hunters have spent the season in the province hunting mule deer, pronghorn antelope, antlerless mule deer, elk, moose, bear, snow goose and white-tailed deer. Availability of game fluctuates according to the harshness of winter and mortality rates. Some game is available to all hunters, and others are available only to residents of Canada or to residents of Saskatchewan. Sometimes hunters are asked to work with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment to gauge the health of a species, such as with the ministry's Chronic Wasting Disease Surveillance program of 2011.
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Friday, October 24, 2008
Friday- Mystery Guest Post #6
The Mystery Guest Poster for today is a little stressed, too, it seems. A little vent up anger is always good for the soul. And a guest post... so who do you think it is?
Mystery Guest Post #6
I have a bone to pick with someone.
It's not you, Gym-owner-guy, for only running sales in January, and only
for new sign ups. You could give a crap about me, or my waistline, or my
And it's not you, Oil-change-guy, for trying to sell me on $100 bucks
worth of stuff I don't need. How could you know I'm not dumber than I look?
It's not you, either, manicure-lady. I really don't care to hear what a
spoiled brat I am, so the fact that you are speaking in tongues is just
fine with me.
And it is DEFINITELY not you, Mr.-Doctor-Man, for keeping me waiting 7o
minutes over my scheduled appointment time, taking one look at my
problem, and telling me to see a specialist. I'm confused...Is your
degree in Co-Pay collection, or patient room exit strategies?
No, each of you I have come to accept for your assitude.
The person I am most pissed at today is Mr.-Greeting-Card-Manufacturer.
The guy that chose to package Christmas greeting cards in boxes of eighteen.
Fucking eighteen.
Who the fuck picks a number like 18? 20 was outside the realm of your
consciousness? 15 made you feel like some cheap bastard?
I tell you what. If you are banking those other two cards, or putting
them in another package knowing that I'll be forced to buy one more, you
can go straight to hell. I am boycotting Christmas, and you can take
those last two cards, roll 'em up real tight, and JAM 'em. You just
saved me 20 stamps.
Happy Holidays, tree killer. I'm gonna have Shirley MaClaine hand
deliver mine.
Mystery Guest Post #6
11 comments:
- Legal Diva said...
I'm still here Tena... and I'm sure not the only one.
My guess is Cheryl at the Daily Blonde. I could be wrong, but I've got to make a decision sometime.
Hope your vacation went well! Can't wait to hear about your adventures. :) - October 24, 2008 at 5:39 AM
- Diva said...
I'm here... but I don't know a damn soul... so I can't guess...
However, when you get back, I'd love to know who it was. Because a woman with that much anger and sarcasm is a woman after my own heart. - October 24, 2008 at 7:13 AM
- Deb said...
I think it is Happy Hour Sue. Whoever it is, is completely right. Greeting card manufacturers suck.
- October 24, 2008 at 7:54 AM
- DJane said...
I can't wait to find out who wrote all these great posts. I have no idea who everyone is so can't guess.
- October 24, 2008 at 9:31 AM
- Dawn@Embracing the Ordinary Life said...
I'm pretty sure I'm 0-0 in know who anyone is...but I have to say ...me liky you...
- October 24, 2008 at 10:24 AM
- Insane Mama said...
We are all here!! Loving the mystery blogger thing. No clue who this is, but I was cracking up!
PS I changed my url, so when you announce who is the mystery blogger. Can you say insane mama who is now http://manicmariah.blogspot.com THANKS! Hope the trip is going well - October 24, 2008 at 10:51 AM
- mommablogsalot said...
I think I'll guess Happy Hour Sue, too, but only because I think I have yet to guess at all. Regardless, I'm so with you. 18 is the dumbest quantity ever. So is 8 (think invitations, plates, etc. for a birthday party - same deal, right?). I did photo cards online - you can order any quantity you want.
- October 24, 2008 at 11:31 AM
- jill jill bo bill said...
I vote Cheryl as well. That is too funny!
- October 24, 2008 at 1:29 PM
- jill jill bo bill said...
Wait! Now that i have read the comments, I am saying Mariah. Cheaters never win. I know.
- October 24, 2008 at 1:31 PM
- Susan in the Psych Ward said...
McMommy has already ordered her cards... she blogged about it.... I'm guessing Cheryl at the Daily Blonde, too... just sounds like her... it's a compliment, Cheryl... take it as such!
- October 24, 2008 at 8:52 PM
- Eudea-Mamia said...
I'm going with jill jill bo bill - you're just trying to throw me off with that switcheroo thing.
Em - October 26, 2008 at 6:11 PM


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The accident occurred in the Ngong hills on the outskirts of the Kenyan capital, a police source told AFP, adding that the reason for the crash was not immediately clear. Odinga said investigations into the cause of the crash had started and that the cabinet would hold a special session on the incident.
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The wildlife have been loving life this winter, too. I have seen deer, rabbits, weasels (pure white with a black-tipped tail!), squirrels and some overwintering birds that should be long gone. I've been walking, running, meandering, and just plain enjoying every minute of it. After last winter (think Mordor bleak) we deserve every minute of this wonderful year.
My favourite thing is the birds. Go figure. Normally, I like to get onto the secondary paths, the deer trails if you will, where it is quiet and I can listen to the birds chatter with each other and check me out. Chickadees have absolutely no shame, you know.
I know it's still winter and spring is further away than it feels, but, dammit Jim, it felt like the world was alive today. Can a girl fall in love with a small bit of urban forest? Hope so, because I think I swooned a little today. In fact, I was speechless.
EDIT: Here is the link to a herky-jerky video I took with my phone. If you turn it up you can hear the amazing sound filling the sky.
"In order to see birds it is necessary to become a part of the silence." ― Robert Lynd
EDIT: Feb. 5: HBG, this pic is for you. It is an awful photo, taken with my phone, of the weasel peeking out of one of the many "doors" of the burrow he ran to. He was fascinated by me. I was a little scared of him actually because I had one chase me, then charge me again, as I was crossing a bridge in the ravine last summer. My ankles felt conspicuously bare as he ran towards me. :)
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Cannot seem to get passed the invalid credit card message when trying to purchase apps or widgets. My credit card number and CVC code along with all my personal information in Google settings are correct. If I try to purchase I receive an invalid credit card message with the ability to add new card or cancel. I have tried another card and still receive same message. All credit cards are active and available for use. Am I the only one....thanks
Are you tring this straight through the market? If so get on your home pc and setup google checkout there. I had the same issue at first as well and that solved it. You just need to have google checkout done, and you have to do it on a pc can't do it from your phone. Hope this helps.
That's the frustrating thing. All my google checkout data was set up originally through my laptop before I tried my purchases through the phone. I may try to delete everything and resubmit although some things you know just aren't going to solve the problem. I appreciate the help anyway..
I had the same problem. I had a credit on my Discover card so I entered it to purchase. Not sure why, but Discover will not authorize for purchases out side the USA. If the purchase has the British Pound symbol try a VISA. That worked for me. Mike
Mike, Changing the card to a Visa worked. My American Express would not work as well so not sure if the same problem applies. Thanks for the help..Now I can begin my home page creation..
Great! What app are you purchasing? When you finish the customizing please send me a PM and I'll provide an email address so that you can send screen shoots. Mike
Right now I'm just starting off with Beautiful Widgets to see how far I was to take the customization. I would be more than open to any other cool apps/widgets recommendation to get me started. I will send over after completion..thanks
I have BW They are very nice. Several skins to pick from. The active weather is a nice touch. Have you rooted your phone? If so, what ROM are your running? I'm having a lot of fun with all of the customization. I want to learn about customizing the icons. That looks like fun and should really change the appearance. Mike
Not yet.. I want to see how far I can take it on a local level before I get over the fear of rooting it. I hear once you do its crazy amazing. I'll let you know if I ever want to begin that journey. Customizing the icons will definitely give it a whole new look. Good luck with that..
I understand about rooting. I read, read, read, and read some more about it. Not sure what finally convinced me but I'm glad that I did. If you decide to root read the forum. There are several different processes. I used Matth3W's (http://www.droidforums.net/forum/ha...ng-only-sprecovery-terminal-emulator-zip.html). His requires you to enter the OS commands while others have it automated. I chose Matt's because I like to know what is and is not being added to my phone plus, Matt was a real help during the process. Mike


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I am doing the sharing times in Primary in the month of September. The theme for the month is "I will serve God with all my heart, might, mind, and strength."
Each week has a different theme to focus on. I wanted to share a couple of handouts and ideas I am doing here.
First, the overarching theme I am doing this month is centering around the primary children doing acts of service. I made a big poster with a pair of hands on it, and a picture of Christ, with a banner that says "We are HIS hands." I made some little tags that I will invite the children to write or draw (while we are waiting for all the classes to come in, and then for a couple of minutes of sharing time) acts of service they performed during the week. They can then tape the slips of paper on our big poster. Each week, I will give them a challenge of a kind of service to do during the week that can be their inspiration if they need it.
Week 1: I am basically following the outline given in the 2013 Outline, but will show a short clip of President Uchtdorf's talk, "You are My Hands." Then I will introduce the poster I just described above. For the weekly challenge, I found this great idea for secret service on http://beanburritonoonions.blogspot.com/2013/08/sharing-time-jesus-christ-taught-me-how.html. I made a handout for it.
Feel free to download (right click, save to your computer, and then print should do it) and use for any secret service you are doing - Primary, Activity days, Young Womens, Family Home Evening!
I haven't spent a lot of time yet for the other weeks, but I will share more ideas here as I work on them!
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Not so much!
Winter storm Saturn crept in last night - no fanfare to wake me up - no wind, no sleet rattling against the window flashing. Nope - just a quiet fall of very pretty snow (3-4" max).
And talk about considerate! Look at the driveway - since we'd just had 2 sunny days, the warmth from the blacktop didn't allow any accumulation.
Now that's MY kind of storm.
Meanwhile, I've been a busy girl in the kitchen for the last week.
For those of you who don't visit the Chef's Table page (top of right sidebar), I've been experimenting with water kefir. Two (actually 3) batches so far and I'm hooked! (click the links for pics, etc.)
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
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Essentials of Fire Fighting, 5 th Edition Chapter 13 — Fire Hose Firefighter I
13–1 Chapter 13 Lesson Goal After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to use, care for, and perform maintenance on fire hose, couplings, hose appliances, and tools and perform various hose loads and finishes according to the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ).
Firefighter I 13–2 Specific Objectives 1.Discuss fire hose sizes. 2.Describe types of fire hose damage and practices to prevent such damage. 3.Discuss general care and maintenance of fire hose. (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–3 Specific Objectives 4.Distinguish between characteristics of threaded couplings and nonthreaded couplings. 5.Discuss care of fire hose couplings. 6.Describe the characteristics of hose appliances and tools. (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–4 Specific Objectives 7.Describe common hose rolls. 8.List general hose loading guidelines. 9.Describe common hose loads. 10.Describe hose load finishes. 11.Discuss preconnected hose loads for attack lines. (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–5 Specific Objectives 12.List guidelines when laying hose. 13.Describe the basic hose lays for supply hose. 14.Describe procedures for handling preconnected and other hose. (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–6 Specific Objectives 15.List general safety guidelines that should be followed when advancing a hoseline into a burning structure. 16.Discuss procedures for advancing hose. 17.Describe techniques for operating hoselines. (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–7 Specific Objectives 18.Inspect and maintain hose. (Skill Sheet 13-I-1) 19.Make a straight hose roll. (Skill Sheet 13-I-2) 20.Make a donut hose roll. (Skill Sheet 13-I-3) (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–8 Specific Objectives 21.Couple a hose. (Skill Sheet 13-I-4) 22.Uncouple a hose. (Skill Sheet 13-I-5) 23.Make the accordion hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-6) 24.Make the horseshoe hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-7) (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–9 Specific Objectives 25.Make the flat hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-8) 26.Make the preconnected flat hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-9) 27.Make the triple layer hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-10) (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–10 Specific Objectives 28.Make the minuteman hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-11) 29.Connect to a hydrant using a forward lay. (Skill Sheet 13-I-12) 30.Make the reverse hose lay. (Skill Sheet 13-I-13) (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–11 Specific Objectives (Continued) 31.Advance the preconnected flat hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-14) 32.Advance the minuteman hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-15) 33.Advance the triple layer hose load. (Skill Sheet 13-I-16)
Firefighter I 13–12 Specific Objectives (Continued) 34.Advance hose — Shoulder-load method. (Skill Sheet 13-I-17) 35.Advance hose — Working line drag method. (Skill Sheet 13-I-18) 36.Advance a line into a structure. (Skill Sheet 13-I-19)
Firefighter I 13–13 Specific Objectives 37.Advance a line up and down an interior stairway. (Skill Sheet 13-I-20) 38.Advance an uncharged line up a ladder into a window. (Skill Sheet 13- I-21) (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–14 Specific Objectives (Continued) 39.Advance a charged line up a ladder into a window. (Skill Sheet 13-I-22) 40.Extend a hoseline. (Skill Sheet 13-I- 23) 41.Simulate the procedure for controlling a loose hoseline. (Skill Sheet 13-I-24)
Firefighter I 13–15 Specific Objectives 42.Replace a burst hoseline. (Skill Sheet 13-I-25) 43.Operate a charged attack line from a ladder. (Skill Sheet 13-I-26)
Firefighter I 13–16 Fire Hose Produced in different diameters, each for specific purposes Size refers to outside diameter Most commonly cut, coupled into pieces of 50 or 100 feet (15 or 30 m) (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–17 Fire Hose
Firefighter I 13–18 Intake Hose Used to connect fire department pumper or portable pump to water source Two groups –Soft intake hose –Hard intake hose
Firefighter I 13–19 NFPA ® Standards NFPA ® 1961, Standard on Fire Hose, lists specifications for fire hose NFPA ® 1963, Standard for Fire Hose Connections, lists specifications for fire hose couplings and screw threads (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–20 NFPA ® Standards NFPA ® 1901, Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus, requires pumpers to carry varying sizes/amounts of hose
Firefighter I 13–21 Fire Hose Damage — Mechanical Slices, rips, abrasions on coverings Crushed/damaged couplings Cracked inner linings Certain practices prevent damage
Firefighter I 13–22 Fire Hose Damage — Thermal Excessive heat/direct flame contact can char, melt, weaken outer jacket and dehydrate rubber lining Inner linings can be dehydrated when hose hangs to dry too long Certain practices prevent damage
Firefighter I 13–23 Fire Hose Damage — Organic Rubber-jacket hose not subject to damage caused by living organism, but this is a problem on hose with woven jacket of natural fiber if stored wet Mildew, mold rot fibers of hose jacket, causing hose to rupture under pressure (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–24 Fire Hose Damage — Organic If outer jacket made of synthetic fibers, will resist organic damage Outer jacket of some natural-fiber hose has been chemically treated to resist mildew, mold; not always 100 percent effective Certain practices prevent damage
Firefighter I 13–25 Fire Hose Damage — Chemical Chemicals, chemical vapors can damage outer jacket on hose or cause rubber lining to separate from inner jacket When hose exposed to petroleum products, paints, acids, alkalis, may be weakened (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–26 Fire Hose Damage — Chemical Runoff water from fire may carry foreign materials that can damage hose Certain practices prevent damage
Firefighter I 13–27 Washing Hose Method depends on type of hose –Hard rubber booster hose, hard intake hose, rubber-jacket collapsible hose –Woven-jacket fire hose (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–28 Washing Hose When jacket exposed to oil –Wash with mild soap/detergent using common scrub brush –Make sure oil completely removed –Thoroughly rinse with clear water (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–29 Washing Hose Hose washing machines –Can make care, maintenance easier –Wash almost any size fire hose up to 3 inches (77 mm) –Flow of water into device can be adjusted as desired (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–30 Washing Hose Hose washing machines –Movement of water assists in propelling hose through device –Hoseline that supplies washer with water can be connected to pumper or used directly from hydrant –Higher water pressure = Better results –Cabinet-type machine
Firefighter I 13–31 Drying Hose Woven-jacket must be thoroughly dried before being reloaded on apparatus Methods depend on type of hose Should be in accordance with SOP, manufacturer's recommendations Some may be placed on apparatus wet with no ill effects
Firefighter I 13–32 Storing Hose After hose has been brushed, washed, dried, should be rolled and stored in suitable racks unless it is to be placed back on apparatus (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–33 Storing Hose Hose racks –Located in clean, well-ventilated room or close to apparatus –Can be freestanding on floor or mounted permanently on wall –If mobile, can be used to store and move hose
Firefighter I 13–34 Threaded Fire Hose Couplings Consist of two major components –Male — External threads –Female — Internal threads (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–35 Threaded Fire Hose Couplings Disadvantage — One male, one female necessary to make connection unless double-male or double-female adapter used (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–36 Threaded Fire Hose Couplings Intake hose –Sometimes equipped with two-piece female hose couplings on each end –Threaded hose couplings on large intake hose equipped with extended lugs providing handles for attaching to hydrant outlet/pump intake (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–37 Threaded Fire Hose Couplings Shank –Portion of coupling that serves as point of attachment to hose Lugs –Aid in tightening, loosening couplings –Aid in grasping coupling when making, breaking coupling connections –Types (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–38 Threaded Fire Hose Couplings Higbee cut –Special type of thread design –Tends to eliminate cross-threading –One rocker lug on each half of coupling has small indentation to mark where Higbee cut begins
Firefighter I 13–39 Storz Couplings Referred to as sexless couplings No distinct male/female components Identical to, may be connected to other Storz couplings of same size Designed to be connected/disconnected with quarter turn (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–40 Storz Couplings Have lugs, slots built into swivel rings of each coupling for locking Must have locking devices if attached to large-diameter hose
Firefighter I 13–41 Rules for Care of Fire Hose Couplings Avoid dropping/dragging Do not permit vehicles to run over hose Inspect couplings when hose washed/ dried Remove gasket, twist swivel in warm, soapy water (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–42 Rules for Care of Fire Hose Couplings Clean threads to remove tar, dirt, gravel, oil Inspect gasket, replace if cracked/ creased
Firefighter I 13–43 Cleaning Fire Hose Couplings Hose-washing machines will not clean sufficiently Swivel part should be submerged in warm, soapy water and worked forward and backward (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–44 Cleaning Fire Hose Couplings Male threads should be cleaned with stiff brush Wire brush may be necessary Swivel gasket Expansion-ring gasket
Firefighter I 13–45 Hose Appliances Any piece of hardware used with fire hose to deliver water (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–46 Hose Appliances Valves –Control flow of water in hoselines, at hydrants, at pumpers –Ball valves –Gate valves –Butterfly valves –Clapper valves (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–47 Hose Appliances Valve devices –Allow number of hoselines operating on fire ground to be increased/decreased –Wye appliances –Siamese appliances –Water thief appliances –Large-diameter hose appliances –Hydrant valves (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–48 Hose Appliances Fittings –Connect hose of different diameters, thread types –Adapter –Reducers –Elbows –Hose caps –Hose plugs (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–49 Hose Appliances Intake strainers –Devices attached to drafting end of hard intake to keep debris from entering fire pump –Guidelines for use
Firefighter I 13–50 Hose Tools Hose roller –Prevents damage to hose that can occur when dragged over sharp corners –Consists of metal frame with two or more rollers –Can be used for protecting rope from similar edges (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–51 Hose Tools Hose jacket –Can be installed on ruptured section of hoseline to temporarily close rupture –Consists of hinged two-piece metal cylinder –Made in two sizes –Encloses hose so can operate at full power –Can be used to connect hose with mismatched couplings (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–52 Hose Tools Hose clamp –Can be used to stop flow of water in hoseline –Three types — Screw-down, press-down, hydraulic press –Can injure firefighters/damage hose if applied incorrectly –Several general rules for use (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–53 Hose Tools Spanner –Used to tighten/loosen couplings –May have other built-in features (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–54 Hose Tools Hydrant wrench –Used to remove caps from hydrant outlets, open hydrant valves –Equipped with pentagonal opening fitting most standard hydrant operating nuts –May be equipped with spanner (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–55 Hose Tools Rubber mallet — Strike lugs to tighten/loosen couplings Hose bridge/ramp –Helps prevent damage to hose –Should be used where hose laid across street –Can be positioned over small spills –Can be used as chafing blocks (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–56 Hose Tools Chafing blocks –Used to protect fire hose where subjected to rubbing from vibrations –Useful where intake hose comes in contact with pavement –May be wood, leather, old truck tires (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–57 Hose Tools Hose strap, hose rope, hose chain –Used to carry, pull fire hose –Provide more secure means to handle pressurized hose when applying water
Firefighter I 13–58 Straight Roll Simplest Starts at one end, usually male coupling; to complete roll hose toward other end When complete, female end exposed and male protected in center of roll (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–59 Used in situations –When loaded back on apparatus at fire –When returned to quarters for washing –When placed in storage Easy loading of minuteman load Methods to indicate need for repair/test Straight Roll
Firefighter I 13–60 Donut Roll Used in situations where hose is likely to be deployed for use directly from roll (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–61 Donut Roll Advantages over straight roll –Better control –Hose rolls out easier –Facilitates connecting to other couplings Can be performed by 1-2 firefighters
Firefighter I 13–62 Twin Donut Roll Works well on 1½-inch (38 mm) and 1¾-inch (45 mm) hose Creates compact roll that is easily transported, carried If couplings offset about 1 foot (0.3 m), can be coupled together after roll tied
Firefighter I 13–63 Self-Locking Twin Donut Roll Twin donut roll with built-in carrying loop formed from hose itself Loop locks over couplings to keep intact Length of carrying loop may be adjusted
Firefighter I 13–64 Hose Beds Hose compartments on fire apparatus Vary in size, shape Sometimes built for specific needs Front of hose bed Rear of hose bed Split beds
Firefighter I 13–65 Hose Loading Guidelines Check gaskets, swivel before connecting couplings Keep flat sides of hose in same plane when two sections connected Tighten couplings hand-tight Remove kinks, twists when bent to form loop in hose bed (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–66 Hose Loading Guidelines Make short fold/reverse bend in hose during loading so couplings not too close to front or rear of hose bed and will not flip over when pulled out of bed Load large-diameter hose with all couplings near front of bed Do not pack too tightly
Firefighter I 13–67 Accordion Load Derives name from manner in which it appears after loading Procedure Advantages
Firefighter I 13–68 Horseshoe Load Named for way it appears after loading Procedure Advantage Disadvantages (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–69 Horseshoe Load In single hose load, may be started on either side Steps for split hose bed
Firefighter I 13–70 Flat Load Easiest to load Suitable for any size supply hose Best way for large-diameter hose Advantage Disadvantage (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–71 Flat Load May be started on either side of single hose bed In split hose bed, lay first length against partition with coupling hanging appropriate distance below hose bed Large-diameter hose
Firefighter I 13–72 Finishes for Forward Lays Designed to facilitate making hydrant connection Not as elaborate as finishes for reverse lays (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–73 Finishes for Forward Lays Straight finish –Last length or two of hose flaked loosely back and forth across top of hose load –Associated with forward-lay operation –Hydrant wrench, gate valve, adapters strapped to hose near female coupling
Firefighter I 13–74 Finishes for Reverse Lays Reverse horseshoe finish –Similar to horseshoe load –One or two 100-foot (30 m) lengths of hose –Can be used with any size attack hose –Can be used for preconnected line –Can be loaded in two or three layers –Can be pulled from bed for arm carry (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–75 Finishes for Reverse Lays Skid load finish –Folding last three lengths of hose into compact bundle on top of rest of load –Begins by forming 3+ pull loops extending beyond end of hose load –Rest of hose accordion-folded across hose used to form pull loops
Firefighter I 13–76 Preconnected Hose Loads for Attack Lines Primary lines used for fire attack by most departments Connected to discharge valve, placed in area other than main hose bed Range from 50-250 feet (15-75 m) Can be carried in several places
Firefighter I 13–77 Preconnected Flat Load Adaptable for varying widths of hose beds Often used in transverse beds Similar to flat load for large supply hose except –Preconnected –Loops provided to aid in pulling from bed
Firefighter I 13–78 Triple Layer Load Begins with hose folded in three layers Designed to be pulled by one person Disadvantage Can be used for all sizes attack lines Often preferred for larger lines
Firefighter I 13–79 Minuteman Load Designed to be pulled, advanced by one Advantage Pays off shoulder as firefighter advances toward fire Well suited for narrow hose bed Disadvantages
Firefighter I 13–80 Booster Hose Reels Used for booster lines May be mounted in any of several places on apparatus May be hand- or power-operated Should be loaded one layer at a time in an even manner
Firefighter I 13–81 Guidelines When Laying Hose Do not ride in standing position to lay hose when apparatus moving Drive apparatus at speed no greater than one that allows couplings to clear tailboard as hose leaves bed Lay hose to one side of roadway
Firefighter I 13–82 Forward Lay Hose laid from water source to fire Used when source is a hydrant and pumper must be positioned near fire Hose beds should be loaded so first coupling off is female Operation (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–83 Forward Lay Advantages Disadvantages Information for firefighter at hydrant Making hydrant connection Using four-way hydrant valves
Firefighter I 13–84 Reverse Lay Hose laid from fire to water source Used when pumper must first go to fire location so size-up can be made before laying supply line Most expedient way to lay hose if apparatus must stay close to water (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–85 Reverse Lay Hose beds should be loaded so first coupling off hose bed is male Has become standard method for setting up relay pumping operation when using 2½-inch or 3-inch (65 or 77 mm) hose as supply line (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–86 Reverse Lay Long lays of large hose may require pumper at hydrant to increase pressure in supply hose Most direct way to supplement pressure, set up drafting operations Disadvantages (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–87 Reverse Lay Procedures if operation involves two pumpers Does not require four-way hydrant valve Also used when pumper arrives at fire and must work alone for extended time (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–88 Reverse Lay Making hydrant connections with soft intake hose Making hydrant connections with hard intake hose
Firefighter I 13–89 Split Lay Any of a number of ways to lay multiple supply hoses with a single engine Various types If equipped with sexless couplings, direction of lay is unimportant May other options when hose bed is divided
Firefighter I 13–90 Pulling Preconnected Hoselines Preconnected flat load Minuteman load Triple layer load
Firefighter I 13–91 Other (Not Preconnected) Hoselines Usually 2½-inches (65 mm) or larger Wyed lines Shoulder loads from flat/horseshoe loads Shoulder loads from accordion or flat loads
Firefighter I 13–92 Working Line Drag One of quickest, easiest ways to move fire hose at ground level Use limited by available personnel
Firefighter I 13–93 Advancing Hoselines Difficult when deploying up or down stairways, from standpipes, up ladders, deep into buildings Easier when uncharged
Firefighter I 13–94 Guidelines When Advancing Hoseline into Burning Structure Bleed air from charged hoselines before entering Position nozzle operator, all members of hose team on same side of hoseline Check doors for heat before opening (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–95 Guidelines When Advancing Hoseline into Burning Structure Stay low, avoid blocking ventilation openings Chock self-closing doors open Check for, remove kinks from line
Firefighter I 13–96 Advancing Hose Up Stairway Should be advanced up stairways uncharged when conditions allow Lay uncharged hose against outside wall to keep stairs clear as possible, avoid sharp bends and kinks in hose If possible, position firefighter at every turn/point of resistance
Firefighter I 13–97 Advancing Hose Down Stairway Advancing uncharged hoseline easier than charged Advancing uncharged line recommended only when no fire, very minor fire (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–98 Advancing Hose Down Stairway Excess hose should be flaked outside stairwall Firefighters must be positioned at corners, pinch points
Firefighter I 13–99 Advancing Hose From Standpipe Getting hose to upper floors of high-rise buildings can be challenging One solution is to have hose rolls or packs on apparatus ready to carry aloft and then connect to standpipe system (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–100 Advancing Hose From Standpipe Hose must be brought to fire floor over aerial ladder or by interior stairway Crews normally stop one floor below fire floor and connect to standpipe If standpipe in enclosed stairwell, it is acceptable to hook up on fire floor (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–101 Advancing Hose From Standpipe Steps once at standpipe connection Be alert for pressure-relief devices and follow SOPs for removal/connection If using certain sizes of hose, place gated wye on standpipe outlet (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–102 Advancing Hose From Standpipe 2½-inch (65 mm) attack line may be used depending on size, nature of fire Extra hose should be flaked up stairs toward floor above fire During pickup operations, carefully drain water to prevent unnecessary damage
Firefighter I 13–103 Advancing Hose Up Ladder Easier and safer with uncharged line Advancing charged line Operating hoseline from ladder
Firefighter I 13–104 Controlling Loose Hoseline Very dangerous because it may flail about or whip back and forth Firefighters, bystanders may be seriously injured or killed Methods for controlling
Firefighter I 13–105 Replacing Burst Sections Hose clamp or kink can be used to stop flow of water when replacing burst section of hose Two additional sections of hose should be used to replace any one bad section
Firefighter I 13–106 Operating Small Handlines — One Firefighter Method Only used during overhaul after fire or for very small outdoor nuisance fires Requires hoseline to be straight at least 10 feet (3 m) behind nozzle Firefighter should hold nozzle with one hand and hose with the other
Firefighter I 13–107 Operating Small Handlines — Two Firefighter Method Usually needed when nozzle must be advanced Nozzle operator duties Backup firefighter duties
Firefighter I 13–108 Operating Large Handlines — One Firefighter Method NOT recommended when nozzle is connected to large handline May be used during exposure protection/overhaul operations if master stream device unavailable (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–109 Operating Large Handlines — One Firefighter Method Large loop formed that crosses over line behind nozzle Firefighter sits on intersection where hose crosses and directs stream (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–110 Operating Large Handlines — One Firefighter Method To reduce fatigue, nozzle operator can use hose strap or utility strap looped over shoulder or reduce nozzle flow if conditions allow Does not permit much maneuvering
Firefighter I 13–111 Operating Large Handlines — Two Firefighter Method #1 Uses means of anchoring hose because of nozzle reaction Nozzle operator duties Backup firefighter duties
Firefighter I 13–112 Operating Large Handlines — Two Firefighter Method #2 Uses hose rope tools or utility straps to assist in anchoring hose Nozzle operator duties Backup firefighter duties
Firefighter I 13–113 Operating Large Handlines — Three Firefighter Method In all cases, positioning of nozzle operator same as for two-firefighter method (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–114 Operating Large Handlines — Three Firefighter Method Some departments prefer first backup firefighter to stand behind nozzle operator with third firefighter kneeling on hose behind second firefighter Another method is for all firefighters to use hose straps and remain standing
Firefighter I 13–115 Summary To fight fires safely and effectively, firefighters must know the capabilities and limitations of the various types of fire hose used in their departments. (Continued)
Firefighter I 13–116 Summary Firefighters must know the differences between supply hose and attack hose and how to use each one. Firefighters must know how to load hose onto apparatus and how to make the various hose load finishes used in their department.
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Of the 56 artists expected to perform at the touring festival's D.C. stop — it will touch down only in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and the District this year — Kendrick Lamar qualifies as the most widely liked.
Since the release of his 2012 major label debut, "Good Kid M.A.A.D City," the 26-year-old Los Angeles rhyme-sayer has achieved unicorn status as hip-hop's consensus torchbearer. He's a rapper's rapper, applauded for his vibrant lyricism, as well as an innovator whose latent appeal lies in his ability to differentiate between classicism and nostalgia.
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Mining 1-65
Mining [Copper Ore]
You will need to mine approx 30 mining nodes (each node will offer more than 1 [Copper Ore], maybe upto 5)
Mine around 50 copper and then smelt them. We suggest the following areas, try and do quests here as well, otherwise just find copper as you go.
Handy Tip: Make sure to retrain after level 50, to become a Journeyman Miner. Max level for Apprentice is 75
Handy Tip: Stay close to Hills & Mountain Ranges to find more Ore deposits (nodes)
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Undead: Follow the Hills!
South -> Deathknell - The Undercity - The Bulwark
North -> Scarlet Monastery to the coast
West then South -> down to Agamand Mills - Deathknell
You should get around 30-40 [Copper Ore]
Tauren: Run around the circle of hills!
Start somewhere in Mulgore and work your way around the cliffs.
Don't forget to hit up the Venture Co mines.
You should get around 40-50 [Copper Ore]
Orc & Troll: Durotar is FULL of copper, but try this small route.
West -> From Razor Hill - Quilboar grounds - the river
North -> Orgrimmar
East -> farmstead
South -> drop into the canyon - exit
South East -> Razor Hill
You should get around 25-30 [Copper Ore] on this route
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Human: from Goldshire
East -> Goldshire - Crystal Lake - Logging Camp
South -> follow river - Elwyn forest and Duskwood
North West -> Goldshire (make sure you visit the two mines on this route)
You should get around 30-40 copper ore
Night Elves: Darnassus HAS NO ORES! Go to Darkshore & do a figure of 8!
East -> Auberdine - cliffs
South -> entrance of Ashenvale
West -> coast
North -> Auberdine
East -> Auberdine - cliffs
North -> follow the cliffs - edge of map
South -> - coast - Auberdine
You should get around 40-50 copper ores
Dwarves and Gnomes: Holy cow - Dun Morogh! Just wing it! Seriously, copper is EVERYWHERE!
You should easily get around 40-50 [Copper Ore] running around here.
SMELT! (this should get you to 60ish)
Check out the complete guide here. World Warcraft Guide - Mining Guide 1-450
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