41. TRANSTERM Web Site - Overview Of Heat Pipe Basics range from the use of liquid helium heat pipes to aid target cooling While the variableconductance heat pipe found its first major applications in many more http://www.transterm.ro/overview.htm

History Principles of Operation Types Operating Ranges ... Books on Heat Pipes History In 1944, Gaugler /1/ patented a lightweight heat transfer device which was essentially the present heat pipe. However, the technology of that period presented no clear need for such a device and it lay dormant for two decades. The idea was resurrected in connection with the space program, first as a suggestion by Trefethen /2/ in 1962 and then form a patent application by Wyatt in 1963. It was not until Grover Bienert and Brennan at Dynatherm /4/ and Marcus at TRW /5/. The development of terrestrial applications of heat pipes progressed at a much slower pace. In 1968, RCA developed a heat pipe heat sink for transistors used in aircraft transmitters. This probably represented the first commercial application of heat pipes. In the meantime, many other applications have firmly established that heat pipes can solve many critical problems in heat transfer and temperature control. More details about heat pipe history can be found out from the following link, which is part of a site belonging to Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA:

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43. Backpacking Light - August 2001 Editorial Overview And Calendar August 2001 Editorial overview and Calendar. Theme The basics of Lightweight Backpacking. TooLight? He also takes a stance for minimal first aid equipment in http://www.backpackinglight.com/index/14/

Browse our eSHOP to keep BackpackingLight.COM Advertising-Free Forums Reviews How-To Features ... Editorial Contents Today's Headlines Welcome Master Index e-Alerts Signup Editorial Calendar ... Help! Departments Reviews How-To Features Editorial Community ** FORUMS ** Hall of Fame Award Links eSHOP Gear, Books, Videos Review Program Overview Be A Reviewer Trail's Best Award BackpackGearTest Info For Authors Manufacturers Advertisers About Us Masthead Privacy Contact August 2001 Editorial Overview and Calendar Theme: The Basics of Lightweight Backpacking Gear Focus: Wind shirts Alan Dixon Managing Editor, August 2001 Issue Issue Contributors George Cole, Rick Dreher, Todd Foster, Jerry Goller, Eric Jensen, Ken Knight, John O'Mahoney, Jim Nelson, Curt Peterson, David Schultz, Mark Strong, Bill Thorneloe, and Lee Van Horn. Introduction Issue Highlights August 2001 Editorial Calendar INTRODUCTION While interviewing lightweight backpackers, we discovered that the transition from practicing traditional methods and toting heavy gear to adopting a lightweight philosophy was often a gradual one. For example, we spoke to several people who "tested the waters" by replacing an occasional piece of their old gear with something lighter. Over some period of time, usually on the order of months to years, they transitioned to carrying a pack (less food and water) that weighed 10 or 20 pounds, thus entering the realm one might consider as "lightweight".

44. BBD Course Overview It is aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about first aid. ca be one of the mostexciting types of diving, this course will teach you the basics of diving http://www.bigbluedivers.co.uk/pages/courses/overview.htm

PADI Training Program flowchart Not sure which course to take ? Or you're already a qualified diver and want to see which other courses you can take. Then take a look at the PADI training program... Give scuba diving a go with PADI Experience Programs PADI Discover Snorkelling Going on holiday? Got a snorkel and are not quite sure how to get the best from it? Come and get some tips for snorkeling from a one-hour session in the pool. PADI Skin Diver Take snorkeling one step further: learn how to duck dive, rig a weight system, use a buoyancy control device, develop breath hold techniques and gain advice on making skin diving easier and more fun. PADI Discover Scuba Come and give this scuba diving thing a go in the pool. A couple of hours experiencing the thrill of being underwater with a chat from your instructor. Take the plunge; it’s easier than you think. PADI Bubblemaker Not 10 yet? Want to give scuba a go? Enjoyed your eighth birthday party? Come and experience the thrill and excitement of floating and breathing underwater. PADI Discover Scuba Diving Take Discover Scuba one step further by going on a real open water dive at one of the local dive sites. But beware, you may become addicted, and once is never enough...

45. NASP: Emotional First Aid 2. overview. the distressed individual long before professional help is available,this Guide was created to give you the basics of Emotional first aid. http://www.nasponline.org/NEAT/firstaid.html

This handout from the National Association of School Psychologists may be used by other organizations without receiving specific permission as long as it is reprinted or posted to websites verbatim, credits NASP, and includes links to the NASP website.  More in-depth information is available now and additional information on related topics will be posted over the next few days. Emotional First Aid A School's Guide to Crisis Intervention by Servio Carroll, Ed.S., NCSP, Crisis Intervention Team Sheridan (WY) School District No. 2 Overview A crisis happens when one's coping mechanisms are overwhelmed by a situation. This inability to cope is a potentially dangerous situation because, as our stress levels rise, our excitability and impulsivity increase and our coping mechanisms and behavior options sharply decrease. Crises usually happen following large changes or losses in a person's life. Potential crisis situations are separation from meaningful relationships (like in death or divorce), flunking out of school, moving to a strange town, birth of a new child in the family, loss of security, loss of freedom, etc. Crises are normal occurrences in everyday lives and most people experience and successfully cope with these situations. The experience strengthens one's ability to handle future similar situations.

46. Science & Nature Flora and fauna. Archaeology Geology. Field first aid basics. McDowell SonoranPreserve overview. Stewardship procedures. Map reading. Fire suppression. http://www.sc.maricopa.edu/noncredit/sciencenature.htm

Please note: Materials fees are not refundable. NATURE EQUINE SCIENCE Astronomy Is L king Up Mary Martin Section: 8201 6 Wednesdays Room CM Fee: $85 7:30 - 9 pm Preserve Stewardship: How to "Exercise" Your Love of the Land Stewardship means taking care of something for someone else. Here isyour opportunity for an outdoor activity that helps protect our land. The McDowell Sonoran Land Trust, a nonprofit volunteer group dedicated to preservation, is coordinating this class which will present expert guest speakers discussing: Flora and fauna. Field First Aid basics. McDowell Sonoran Preserve overview. Stewardship procedures. Map reading. Fire suppression. Three field exercises will culminate your training in Preserve Stewardship. Those who attend all sessions may qualify as volunteer stewards in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. All materials provided. Coordinated by the McDowell Sonoran Land Trust, a nonprofit volunteer group dedicated to preservation. Limited Openings - Register Early Section: 8353 Fee: $30 Room AirPark 6 Thursdays 6:30 - 8:30 pm Field Trips 3 Saturdays 8 am - Noon Preserve Flora: Vegetation of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve This course will focus on the trees, shrubs, and cacti, and their places in the ecosystem. Included will be two Saturday field trips into the preserve and a tour of the on-campus facilities of the Center for native and Urban Wildlife. Learn how to identify plants as you walk the trails, and why there is a difference between the northern and southern ends of the Preserve. If you've ever wondered why desert trees grow like shrubs, how saguaros get so tall, when the desert mistletoe flowers, where to find Arizona Queen of the Night Cactus, who cultivated Agaves, or what age Palo Verdes can reach, this course was designed for you and will answer those and many other questions about Sonoran Desert flora. Coordinated by the McDowell Sonoran Land Trust, a non-profit volunteer group dedicated to preservation.

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Français Contact us Help Search ... Media Info About Cadets Partnerships History Vision and Goals Sea Cadets Army Cadets Air Cadets Harassment Prevention Biathlon Music Marksmanship Exchanges Instructors Rewards Alumni To Join Army Cadets The Army Cadet Program is the oldest of the three Cadet Programs. Adventure training is one of the many ways that Army Cadets remains a challenging program. Through active outdoor pursuits like trekking, canoeing, rock climbing and survival training, Army cadets gain valuable life skills, knowledge of themselves and an awareness of their environment.. Army cadets also learn about army traditions and participate in a variety of national and international expeditions that focus on adventure training, like whitewater rafting, horseback riding, and voyageur canoeing. Each year Army Cadet Adventure Expeditions involving hundreds of cadets are conducted across Canada. Past expeditions have been held in places like Iceland, Morocco, Australia and Mexico !!! Local Training Army Cadet training is divided into four star levels. Upon completion of the four levels, army cadets take part in the National Star Certification Exam (NSCE) which tests their practical and theoretical knowledge, as well as their ability to be good instructors.

48. Basics - Having A Safe And Enjoyable First Mardi Gras Mardi Gras basics. I'll give you a brief overview of Mardi Gras itself, some tips yourselfwith the locations of restaurants, pay phones, first aid centers, and http://members.tripod.com/mardigrasman/tips.htm

Mardi Gras Basics T he proverbial "bottom line" is this: "The closer Mardi Gras matches your expectations, the better time you'll have." Now, having said that, we need to set your expectations as realistically as possible. If this is your first time attending the world's largest party, it's to your advantage to learn as much as possible BEFORE you go - and not the hard way like I did. I'll give you a brief overview of Mardi Gras itself, some tips on preparing for your trip, and basic "survival" tips to use when you get there. If you need more pointers and tips, I've included additional information on pages throughout the Mardi Gras Man's site. What is Mardi Gras? The name "Mardi Gras" means "Fat Tuesday" in French. Mardi Gras is always celebrated on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, with the idea being that you have an obligation to eat, drink, and be as merry as you possibly can before the Lent season of fasting and repentance sets in. The Lent season lasts from Ash Wednesday until Easter. Mardi Gras is a carnival. The name

49. CSBMR/DD overview 1030 am – 1200 pm. lunch 1200 pm – 100 pm. 11/7 Standard InitialCPR/first aid 900 am – 330 pm. 11/12 Behavior basics 900 am – 1200 pm. http://www.csbmrdd.com/sctc_schedule.htm

HOME SERVICES BOARD MEMBERS CALENDAR ... CONTACT US Summit County Training Collaborative Schedule November 2002 11/4 Philosophy 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Overview 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. lunch 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Team Process 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 11/5 Crisis Intervention 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. 11/6 Rights/MUI 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. lunch 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Sexuality Awareness 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 11/7 Standard Initial CPR/First Aid 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. 11/11 Infectious Disease 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. lunch 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. OSHA 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 11/12 Behavior Basics 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. lunch 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Training Strategies 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 11/13 Residential Services 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Confidentiality 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Lunch 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Communication 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 11/14 Re Certification First Aid 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 am Adult CPR 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Infant/Child CPR 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 11/18 Transfer/Lift 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 p.m. Delegated Nursing 10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

50. American Sport Education Program ASEP Home Company overview Company overview focused on coaching philosophy andthe basics of sport and methods, sport science and sport first aid, and team http://www.asep.com/about/overview.cfm

Sign On About ASEP Company Overview Contact Information Staff Directory News Check My Test Results ... Product Search Title Author Keyword ISBN/ISSN (press return to start search or click here for subject search ASEP Home Company Overview Company Overview "ASEP is committed to improving amateur sport by encouraging coaches, officials, administrators, parents, and athletes to embrace the 'athletes first, winning second' philosophy and by providing the education to put the philosophy to work." Rainer Martens, PhD, ASEP founder What Is ASEP? ASEP, the American Sport Education Program, provides educational courses and books, videos, and software for coaches, officials, sport administrators, athletes, and parents of athletes. Through a partnership with the National Federation of State High School Associations , ASEP provides coaching education to more than 35,000 high school coaches each year, making ASEP the most widely used coaching education program in the United States. Thirteen national governing bodies for Olympic sport use ASEP's programs, and more than 200 colleges and universities teach ASEP courses or use ASEP resources. ASEP's Beginnings In the early 1970s, Rainer Martens, sport psychologist and physical education professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, was studying the psychological aspects of youth sport. Through his research, Martens determined that the best way to enhance athletes' sport experiences was to increase the preparedness of their coaches. As a result of his research, he founded the American Coaching Effectiveness Program (ACEP) in 1976, which later expanded into the American Sport Education Program (ASEP). ASEP is one of seven divisions of

51. Course Descriptions This course will provide an overview of health care will provide the participant withthe basics of handling CPR/first aid Full Program with Preventing Disease http://www.mcd.org/community living/course_descriptions.htm

Course Descriptions Certified Residential Medication Aide Certified Residential Medication Aide Refresher Residential Care Specialist I MANDT ... Medical Care Development Orientation Certified Residential Medication Aide This 3-day program will prepare participants to administer medications in a residential care setting. All course materials comply with State regulations and are required for certification as a Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician I (MHRT-I). Refresher course is required within two years. [back to top] Certified Residential Medication Aide Refresher Individuals who already hold CRMA certification can renew their certificate through this one-day competency based program. Copy of current valid certificate must be presented when registering for this class Refresher course is required every two years. [back to top] Residential Care Specialist I This 5-day program is a requirement for assisted living facility staff and for certification as a Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician I (MHRT-I) and is approved by the Department of Mental Health Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services. Areas covered are psychopharmacology, Rights of Individuals, Maine's Consent Decree, psychosocial rehabilitation, admission/discharge planning, resident care planning, and interpersonal relations. This course will provide an overview of health care delivery in the assisted living environment. [back to top] MANDT This 2-day program is a requirement for those seeking certification as a Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician I (MHRT-I) and is based on treating people with dignity and respect. Participants will learn how to manage their own behavior in order to be effective when dealing with others.

52. Matagorda County Community Calendar - January 2001 is $16.50 for Adult CPR and $18 for first aid basics. A financial aid representativefrom Wharton County Junior College will provide an overview of the http://www.man-net.org/calendar/jan02.html

Upcoming Events January 2002 February 2002 March 2002 April 2002 May 2002 ... December 2002 January 2002 January 1 New Year's Day January 17 Martin Luther King Jr. holiday Gospel Concert January 12, 2002 with the Bayou City Boys at the Bay City Railroad Depot, 2620 Ave. G in Bay City. The concert starts at 7:30 p.m. and everyone is invited to a relaxing evening of great Gospel Music. Mary Hollenshead, an employee of Celanese and an avid student of bat habitat and rehabilitation , will give a presentation on insect eating bats in our region. She will also bring a few bats that are unable to be released into the wild. The Nature Club meeting and presentation is at 7 p.m. Jan. 8 located at the Service Center in Bay City. The public is welcome to attend. For more information, call 979-244-4415. Bay City Little League registration for boys and girls ages 5-12 will be on Friday and on Jan. 11 and 28 from 6-8 p.m. and 19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A birth certificate is required and registration will be held at the Jack Young Field board rooms. Tryouts for little leaguers ages 9-12 will be on Jan. 26 and Feb. 2 at the league complex. Players must attend one of the tryouts. For more information, call 979-244-4415. The Matagorda County Chapter of the American Red Cross is pleased to announce the following Health and Safety courses for January: Adult CPR, Jan. 8; and First Aid Basics, Jan. 22. These classes will be held at St. Peter Lutheran Church, 1909 Peach St., Bay City. The cost is $16.50 for Adult CPR and $18 for First Aid Basics. For more information, call 979-245-3056.

53. Allhealthnet.com First Aid Emergencies - Animal Bites This site explains the basics of bite and scratch care. Animal bites overview Anoverview of animal bites including the symptoms, treatment and prevention. http://www.allhealthnet.com/First Aid - Emergency/Emergencies/Bites/Animal/

54. Courses procedures and incident reports. first aid basics (Red Cross Course)overview of first aid. HABILITATION TRAINING - This course http://www.c-networks.com/Courses.htm

Training Curriculum The following training curriculum is offerred through Creative Networks. Please refer to the Training Calendars for current schedules. Note: some of the training curriculum may not be available at all locations. Contact your local Training Department for scheduling. ARTICLE 9 - Client rights: laws written to protect people with disabilities. BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT - Procedural guidelines for managing inappropriate behaviors. BODY MECHANICS - Basic lifting and transferring methods. CLIENT INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES (CIT) - Teaches de-escalation and approved hands-on techniques for working with challenging behaviors. CPR - (Red Cross Course) Adult, child and infant CPR. DOCUMENTATION - Creative Networks' paperwork to include claim form procedures and incident reports. FIRST AID BASICS - (Red Cross Course) Overview of First Aid. HABILITATION TRAINING - This course provides general instruction on how to provide training to people served in habitation services. Techniques related to writing objectives, teaching methods and reinforcements are discussed and practiced. Also included are discussions around team process, Individual Support Plan, documentation and normalization. INTRODUCTION TO AGING - Basic knowledge to working with the aging.

55. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS TRAINING contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA); Chemical Agent Mask Fit Test; Emergency HealthCare (CPR first aid). Custody and Security basics, 6. Department overview, 2. http://www.state.mi.us/mdoc/Career/training.asp

56. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Safety (Health Issues) GENERAL Fifteen basics of Safety; first aid Safety FIRE SAFETY RESCUE basics overviews; Outdoor Electric Safety; overview; Safety Around Electricity; Safety http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/Sci

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57. Boy Scouts Of America - Old North State Council It presents and overview of the core elements of Scouting, including theorganization's mission, aims and methods. WILDERNESS first aid basics. http://www.bsaonsc.org/Training.htm

Wood Badge sr-525 To attend a Wood Badge Course, Scouters must: ? Be registered members of the Boy Scouts of America. ? Have not previously attended a Wood Badge Course. ? Have completed the basic training courses for their Scouting Positions. ? Have completed the outdoor skills training programs appropriate for their Scouting positions. All participants are encouraged to complete the Introduction to Outdoor Skills training before attending a Wood Badge course, but it is not required. ? Be capable of functioning safely in an outdoor environment. Successful completion of the BSA class 3 physical is required for all participants. Wood Badge takes place at Cherokee Scout Reservation on the weekends of September 19-21 and October 10-12 with the Pre-course Orientation on Saturday, August 23. (On September 19 and October 10, the course begins promptly at 8:00 a.m

58. WWW Parenthood.com Understanding The basics of first aid for Children http://www.parenthoodweb.com/articles/phw849.htm

Aero Auto Boat CollectorCar ... Parenthood Understanding The Basics of First Aid for Children Emergency First Aid Anyone who takes care of children should understand the basics of first aid. Injuries can happen any time, and the first few minutes can be critical. Even when an injury isn't serious, prompt and appropriate first aid can make the difference between a minor incident, quickly forgotten, and a frightening and upsetting one. This chapter gives a brief overview of what to do in a few basic emergencies; for more complete and extensive training, take a first-aid course from an agency such as the Red Cross. Even if you never have to deal with a serious situation, the training will change the way you handle day-to-day injuries and mishaps. Choking (Any Age) If the baby or child can breathe or talk or cough, be reassuring but don't interfere; he or she will probably manage to cough up the obstruction. If you do an emergency maneuver on a child who doesn't really need it, you may do unnecessary damage. If the baby or child can't breathe or talk or cough, or makes only a faint wheezing or whistling sound

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