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Chocolate Festival
- 2/10/2012
February 10, 2012 - February
12, 2012-
The Badin Inn Golf Resort &
Club is hosting a Chocolate
Festival on Friday Saturday
and Sunday, February 10th,
11th & 12th! There will be a
reception on Friday Night,
the Festival will be all day
on Saturday and they will be
offering a breakfast buffet
on Sunday Morning. All-
Inclusive packages are
available. For more
information, please contact
Jennifer at 704.422.3683 ext.
1021. The festival will
benefit the Make-A-Wish
Foundation of North Carolina
Winter Moonlight Lovers' Dance - 2/11/2012
Winter Moonlight Lovers'
Dance
Sponsored by
American Legion Post 76
Prepare for a night of
romance filled with dancing
and hors d'oeuvres.
DJ Scooter will be playing
special requests to make
your night truly magical.
Saturday February 11, 2012
starting at 7:00PM
Cost is $10.00 per person
The event is to be held at
the Stanly County Fair
Grounds
24302 Hwy 52 South Business,
Albemarle
American Legion Post 76 - 2/13/2012
Meet the 2nd Monday of each
month at 7PM
If you are currently serving
or have served the United
States honorably in any of
the eligible war eras, we
invite you to join The
American Legion Post 76.
Star Systems Regional Dance Competition at the Sta - 2/17/2012
February 17, 2012 - February
19, 2012-
Star Systems Regional Dance
Competition at the Stanly
County Agri-Civic Center
February 17-19. For more
information please call
704.986.3666, 24-hr Coming
Events Hotline: 704.986.3816
Falling River Gallery Presents Jewelry Show and Sa - 2/18/2012
February 04, 2012 - February
18, 2012-
Falling River Gallery
Presents Jewelry Show and
Sale. Falling Rivers Gallery
is located at 119 West Main
Street Albemarle. For more
information please call
704.983.4278
A Time for Brides
- 2/19/2012
February 19, 2012 - 1:00pm -
5:00pm
Dennis Vineyards in
Albemarle, NC is hosting a
Bridal Show on February 19th
called, "A Time for Brides".
They will have over 40
different Vendors showcasing
everything from the Cake to
the Dj! There is always a
great turnout so if you're
planning a wedding, this is
the place to be! For more
information please contact
704.982.6090.
"Let's Hang On" Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - 2/26/2012
February 26, 2012 - 4:00pm -
6:00pm
"Let's Hang On" Frankie Valli
and the Four Seasons Tribute
at the Stanly County Agri-
Civic Center Sunday, February
26, 2012 4:00. Lets Hang On
pays tribute to the 60s icon,
Frankie Valli and the Four
Seasons. Like the Broadway
hit The Jersey Boys, Lets
Hang On features a band and
four talented, professional
performers who duplicate the
60s heart throbs and have
the trademark moves of the
legendary artists. The
rhythms, dancing, fashions,
and talent result in one of
the most in demand tributes
in America. Tight harmonies,
that famous falsetto, and
classic hits ( Big Girls
Dont Cry, Stay, Cant
Take My Eyes Off of You )
keep audiences singing along
and tapping their toes! HANG
ON! For more information
please call 704.986.3666 or
visit www.stanlyconcert.com.
The Stanly County Agri-Civic
Center is located at 26032-B
Newt Road, Albemarle, NC
28001.
CSIDTI-Boston Sea Rover Work Shop - 2/29/2012
Crime Scene Investigator
Diver Technologists
International
Underwater Forensics
Commercial Scientific Diving
Boston Sea Rovers Workshop
Diver Physics and Underwater
Crime Scene Investigation
March 10, 2012
Mack S. House Jr. 1-828-380-
9955
Douglas Bannister 1-828-320-
5490
Fax: 1- 828-598-0253
Website csidti.org
Conference will be in
classroom setting,
therefore, seating is
limited. Please register
early.
Registration begins at 7:30
am; workshop begins at 8:00
am and concludes at 5:00 pm.
To register: Please mail
registration form along with
check or M.O. to:
180 Steel Bridge Loop 4A,
Hickory, NC 28601
Standard Tuition: $ 175.00
U.S.
Registration must be
submitted no later than-
March 1st, 2012
Specialty Speaker: Mack S.
House Jr. CSIDT-
International;
Active Member of the
International Crime Scene
Investigators Association
Published Author and
internationally recognized
expert in Underwater
Forensics and Crime Scene
Investigation.
www.csidti.org
http://www.feinc.net/Forensic
Experts/MH/ -
http://www.feinc.net/Forensic
Experts/ -
https://www.facebook.com/#!/g
roups/CSIDT1/
Senior Instructor: Douglas
Bannister CSIDT-
International
Specialty Speaker and Senior
Diving Instructor.
Also posted on USA Cops
Overview and Synopsis:
This communication will
serve as official notice
that CJS will accept the
listed presentation as being
available to a NC criminal
justice officer
participating in the NC
Criminal Justice Education
and Training Standards
Commission Law Enforcement
Officer Certificate Program,
either at the intermediate
or advanced level .
Mark Dearry
Training System Manager/CJS
It is understood that one of
the most basic forms of
matter are the gases that
make up our atmosphere. Much
is to be learned about the
gases we breathe and the
effects they have under
certain circumstances. It is
also understood that the
diver, recreational or
commercial, understand these
properties as well as the
behavior of these gases
under hyperbaric conditions.
This workshop is a review of
these principles and affords
further understanding as to
the necessity of safe diving
practices.
Many of the gas laws
reviewed, or as part of a
curriculum in recreational
diving, are not adequate
enough to give the diver the
education and understanding
necessary to dive as safe as
possible. This has become
quite prevalent in studying
mortality rates among
recreational divers.
One of the focal points of
this workshop is to review
typical gas laws associated
in recreational diving and
extend this knowledge base
beyond that level.
The Anatomy and Physiology
and the Pathophysiological
are included in order to
provide clarity of each gas
law and the effects of each.
The subject matter extends
beyond the gas laws to
include the following:
Morning workshop: 4 hours
given in 55 minute
increments.
1. Overview of
Responsibilities and
Qualifications of those
involved in Crime Scene and
Death Investigations.
2. Documentation:
including the: how, who,
where, when and what.
3. Photographic
evidence: including
ultraviolet photography, as
an intricate part of the
Documentation Process.
4. Evidence:
Preservation, chain of
custody and evidence
protection considerations.
As fail safe as humanly
possible?
5. Temperature control
of the evidence that is
collected: How to preserve
and protect the evidence
environment.
6. Most common
requirements knowledge and
skills for the CSI: Why are
agency protocols different?
7. Primary gas laws.
8. Pathophysiological
Aspects of Hyperbaric
exposure.
9. Advanced Anatomy and
Physiology: The six stages
of decomposition and
postmortem anatomical
changes in the fluid medium
including the body cooling
rate. What may affect the
six stages of decomposition
and the body decomposition
and cooling rate?
10. Immersion
Hypothermia: a review of
each stage.
11. Exothermic Diving
increases Diver Safety.
12. Pharmacological
considerations.
13. Shallow Water
Blackout, Dysbaric Diving
Casualties, Avascular
necrosis, Pulmonary
Barotrauma.
14. Gas Exchange,
Nitrogen absorption.
15. Histology of
Alveolar Walls, Salt water
aspiration syndrome.
16. Complication
regarding pulmonary
elasticity: Hooks Law.
17. Diving equipment
configuration and safety
devices: breathing
underwater; an air delivery
system or life support
system? Is it configured
properly with the right
safety systems incorporated?
18. External Canal
Squeeze.
19. Barosinusitis,
Cranial Nerve Barotrauma,
Perilymph Fistula,
Alternobaric Vertigo, BPPV.
20. Cranial Nerve
Involvement.
21. AGE.
Afternoon workshop: 4 hours
given in 55 minute
increments.
1. Evaluation of the
Scene: a methodical and
systematic approach. Exceed
the expectations of the
court.
2. Primary tools used
in Crime Scene and Death
Investigations: How does the
Jury interpret this
information and why are
specific departmental
protocols used?
3. Safety and health
risks involved in crime
scene investigations: What
are you overlooking?
4. Precipitating
events: The what, where,
when, how. Minimizing "dive
time and diver exposure".
And why is it so important
to document what was
ingested, injected, absorbed
or inhaled?
5. Reasonable doubt
regarding controversy in
fingerprints: ballistics and
trace evidence. New
challenges and arguments.
6. Step by step
documentation process of
decedent. Why does the
diagram have two arrows
pointing "N" north?
7. Evaluation. The
Decedent, why are
precipitating events so
important?
8. What are some of the
similarities in the
submerged victim and victims
on land?
9. Decontamination
Protocols ~ Diving Equipment-
Contamination and
decontamination of
equipment.
10. Panic and the diver
response. The number one
cause of diver fatality?
11. Saltwater Aspiration
Syndrome, what is it and how
does it affect the diver
physically.
12. Critical Incident
Stress. What is debriefing
supposed to accomplish?
13. What is Reactive and
Situational Depression?
14. What are bipolar,
unipolar and endogenous
psychological disorders?
15. Review of popular
underwater homicide case in
the Carolina's; The CSIDT
International
Documentation.** Power point
presentation**
Registration includes:
1. Certificate of
Completion
2. Information Package
with required forms:
3. Completed Learner
directed documentation form;
for your departmental
records
4. Completed Provider
directed documentation form;
for your departmental
records
5. Completed Synopsis
outline and individual time
frame; for your departmental
records
6. Speaker evaluation
and feedback form; return to
Event Coordinator
7. Certification
information form for
confirmation; return to
Event Coordinator
Event Name: Boston Sea
Rovers Workshop- Diver
Physics/ Crime Scene
Investigation
Training Conducted by: Crime
Scene Investigations Diver
Technologists International
Event Type: Training
Date: March 10, 2012
CEUs: 8
Event Fee: $175.00 U.S.
Training Event? Yes
Preceptor Event? No
NOTICE: Certificates of
completion will be mailed to
individuals or individual
departments within ten
working days.
Registration:
Easy registration by copying
the following information
and pasting in reply mail:
Name:
Department:
Address:
BSRW-022012
Phone number:
Name to appear on
Certificate:
Email address:
Please make checks payable
to: Mack S. House Jr.
Please email registration
information to:
csidt1@gmail.com
Please mail registration
form along with Tuition,
check or M.O. to: 180 Steel
Bridge Loop 4A, Hickory, NC
28601
PayPal payments:
1. Log in to your
PayPal account.
2. Click Send Money.
3. Enter
csidt1@gmail.com and the
amount $175.00.
4. Select Purchase
or Personal, then choose
the reason for the payment.
5. Click Continue.
6. Review the amount,
the payment method, and
shipping address.
7. Add a message (if
you want to), then
click Send Money.
Registration and payment
must be received by: March
1st, 2012
AWANA - 2/30/2012
Centerview Baptist Church
508 NE Connector,
Albemarle,NC
AWANA
Wednesday -
6:45 -8:15
Everyone is welcome
Puggles-age 2
Cubbies age 3-4
Sparks K thru 2th grade
T- n-T 3rd thru 5th
Trek 6th thru 8th grade
Journey 9th thru 12 th
grade
Centerview Baptist Church
508 Northeast Connector
Albemarle, NC 28001
Call for more information
704-983-5203
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