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Curriculum Vitae Achievements Affiliations Download Tom Ebro's Curriculum Vitae in: Download the Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader Personal Details Age: 61-yrs, Married - No children Height: 6' 3", Weight: 260-lbs Fluent in 3-languages: (English/German/Estonian) Born in Tallinn, Estonia (The Baltics) Naturalized as US-citizen in 1958 Education: Bachelor of Science (B.S.) - University of Oregon - 1965 Current Private Practice Overview: In business with a private aquatic safety consulting practice since 1985 with over 1200 plaintiff and defense cases, my private firm TOM EBRO - WATER SAFETY CONSULTANTS provides comprehensive aquatic litigation support services to attorneys handling products liability and water-related injury and death cases. My Areas of Specialization: * Aquatic risk management and emergency response protocols * Plan review, safety specifications, code/standards compliance

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The U niversity of M ichigan th Annual K inesiology A quatics C amp April 28-June 19, 2003 At the Central Campus Recreation Building (CCRB) Summer is coming and the Kinesiology Aquatics camp (KAC) can meet your aquatics and safety needs. In 8 short weeks you will have the opportuinity to conveniently earn up to 15 American Red Cross (ARC) certifications To save you time, we have condensed various ARC aquatics and safety courses into an intensive KAC attack . To save you money, we have provided you the chance to spend only $13.00 per certification when enrolling in the entire KAC. Pre-Requisites American Red Cross KAC Booklist FIRST DAY ATTENDANCE REQUIRED We will begin the first Water Safety Instructor/Lifeguarding Instructor class on April 28, 2003 from 12:00-4:00 PM. This is a day earlier than other University of Michigan academic classes. Attendance is required, so please plan accordingly. Modules Offered: Lifeguard Training (LGT) Water Safety Instructor (WSI) Lifeguarding Instructor (LGI) First Aid/CPR/AED Program Instructor (CFASI) CPR and First Aid Optional for those with competitive swim backgrounds.

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HARNESSES BlueWater manufactures a complete line of harnesses to cover the needs of all aspects of climbing and mountaineering. We offer comfortable, functional, inexpensive harnesses for entry level climbers; specially designed performance harnesses for sport, recreational and alpine climbing; as well as a harness designed specifically for women. F3t is BlueWater's latest concept in the design and manufacturing of climbing harnesses. In this process we "thermo-fuse" two layers of energy absorbing foam between two layers of fabric and then submit this layered piece to high pressure. The end result is a harness that is shaped to provide padding and support where you need it most and reduces bulk where it is not needed. All of our harnesses but the Discovery Rescue feature a full-strength belay/rappel loop (stronger than a carabiner) that is designed to be clipped into when belaying and rappelling. The Discovery Rescue has a forged D-ring for ease of clipping in. Our non-padded harnesses use our unique BlueWater Safety Buckles that have one side marked in red. When the buckle is properly fastened the red marker should be covered as the tail of webbing double-passes back through the buckle. Others of our paddeed harnesses feature the H.U.S.H. buckle which "triple-passes" for extra safety. Harness Models Renegade TM Perfect for all-around climbing, the Renegade is made with the F3t process. Narrow in the center of the back, the waistbelt widens in the kidney area to provide extra support while tapering to the front, allowing increase forward flexibility. Padding is thicker on the hips to provide extra comfort while hanging. A H.U.S.H. buckle, four stiff gear loops and a full strength haul loop on the back are other premier features.

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STATEWIDE Home FAQ Site Index Search ... Contact Us AWW STREAM SURVEY Student Information BEFORE BEGINNING A STREAM MONITORING PROGRAM CONTACT YOUR LOCAL OFFICE OF THE ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. Ask your local fishery biologist to assist you in planning your program to minimize impact on fish and their habitat. You also need to determine who owns the land along your stream and obtain permission to use your site. Jon Lyman Sport Fish AE Coordinator P.O. Box 25526 Juneau, AK 99802 Telephone:(907) 465-6186 email: jonl@fishgame.state.ak.us Fritz Kraus (Anchorage) Telephone:(907) 267-2265 For assistance from Department of Environmental Conservation, contact: Mark Andersen (Juneau) telephone: (907)465-5307 Kent Patrick-Riley (Anchorage) telephone: (907) 269-7554 e-mail: kriley@einvirocon.state.ak.us Introduction Welcome to Alaska Water Watch. AWW is the statewide umbrella organization for hands on aquatic stewardship programs. AWW's four themes are: aquatic education, monitoring, pollution prevention, and watershed rehabilitation and maintenance. The AWW stream surveys which this site supports evolved from six years of student and staff work in watersheds across Alaska. School programs and volunteers use AWW Stream Surveys to better understand and protect their aquatic resources. The AWW annual stream survey should be done once a year, preferably in the fall. This is a non-intrusive survey which focuses on the more slowly changing aspects of your watershed.

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93. Swimming & Water Aerobics Classes Level III, 1145 pm, Harris. Level IV, 2-245 pm, Harris. Toddlers This classis for ages 18-48 months. Parent must participate in the water with the child. http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwrec/aquatics/swim.html

Menu Swimming Classes - Spring 2003 Overview Swimming Safety SCUBA Swimming Classes Adult Classes Children's Classes Drop-In Classes Safety Courses ... SCUBA Trips Adult Swimming Lessons Beginning Swimming This class is for adults (15 and older) who cannot swim. Session Day Time Dates Cost Instructor Session I Sat. 10:15-11:10 a.m. Jan. 11-Feb. 22 Vigil Sat. 11:15 a.m.-12:10 p.m. Jan. 11-Feb. 22 Vigil M/W 11-11:55 p.m. Jan. 13-Feb. 26 Smith M/W noon-12:55 p.m. Jan. 13-Feb. 26 Harris M/W 7-7:55 p.m. Jan. 13-Feb. 26 Vigil Tu/Th 3-3:55 p.m. Jan. 14-Feb. 27 Jones Tu/Th 4-4:55 p.m. Jan. 14-Feb. 27 LaPerre Tu/Th 6-6:55 p.m. Jan. 14-Feb. 27 Harris Session II Tu/Th 3-3:55 p.m. March 11-April 29 Jones Sat. 10:15-11:10 a.m. March 15-April 26 Vigil Sat. 11:15 a.m.-12:10 p.m. March 15-April 26 Vigil M/W noon-12:55 p.m. March 10-April 28 Harris M/W 7-7:55 p.m. March 11-April 29 Vigil Tu/Th 6-6:55 p.m. March 11-April 29 Harris Advanced Beginning Swimming Participants must be able to swim at least one length of the pool using one of the following strokes: free style, breast, or side-stroke. Session I Sat.

94. NSC Family Safety & Health Safe Fishing National safety Council Family safety & Health magazine Get Hooked on Fishing the Safe Way http://www.nsc.org/pubs/fsh/archive/summr99/fishing.htm

Get Hooked on Fishing the Safe Way Also see: A Checklist for Safe Fishing F or many people, fishing offers the perfect combination of sport and relaxation. According to the American Sportfishing Association, some 50 million U.S. anglers contribute more than $108 billion to the economy each year. Hook a fish, not yourself Careful casting is key to keeping hooks where they belong. Fly-, spin- and bait-fishing each have their own casting techniques, but all require an open area behind the caster. Fly casters need up to 30 feet behind them, and bait casters also need clear side space, depending on whether they're right- or left-handed. It's the caster's responsibility to make sure he or she has enough room to cast safely, but bystanders should also watch where others are casting. For More Information American Sportfishing Association www.asafishing.org Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council www.great-lakes.org Loyola University Medical Center www.lumc.edu/burnshock North American Fishing Club www.fishingclub.com Problems can also arise when an angler's cast "catches" a nearby tree, bush or root. Many people will try to snap the hook free to avoid cutting the line and losing the hook. Unfortunately, that wild "snapback" motion might cause you to hook yourself or a friend.

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