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Escape 2011 Program Sponsored By: RESA 1 Pipestem State Park West Virginia Department of Education Pipestem State Park and RESA 1 welcome you to ESCAPe 2011. We are honored to provide this educational opportunity to you in an environment that represents West Virginia at its scenic and recreational best. Each of you also represents West Virginia at its finest. Our tradition of neighbor helping neighbor is at the very heart of emergency services. It is our privilege to assist you in keeping this tradition alive and well through provision of the best training available. Sunday - February 20, 2011 . 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Monday - February 21, 2011 . 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Tuesday - February 22, 2011 . 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Wednesday - February 23, 2011 . 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Wednesday - February 23, 2011 . 6:00 am - 8:00 pm Thursday - February 24, 2011. 8:00 pm - 2:00 pm Friday - February 25, 2011 . 8:00 pm - 2:00 pm Saturday - February 26, 2011. 8:00 pm - 2:00 pm REFUND POLICY – THE REGISTRATION FEE, LESS A $10 HANDLING FEE, WILL BE REFUNDED UPON WRITTEN REQUEST UP TO FEBRUARY 11, 2011. THERE WILL BE A $20.00 SERVICE CHARGE ON ALL RETURNED CHECKS. **NO VIDEOTAPING OF CLASSES WILL BE PERMITTED.** HAVE A GREAT CONFERENCE! Wednesday, February 23, 2011 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Dogwood Room Sponsored by: HealthNet Aeromedical Services Wednesday, February 23, 2011 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm New Conference Center Sponsored by: Air-Evac Lifeteam Thursday, February 24, 2011 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm New Conference Center Sponsored by: HealthNet Aeromedical Services Friday, February 25, 2011 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm New Conference Center QUIZ BOWL TROPHIES AWARDED Sponsored by: Jan Care Ambulance Service Saturday, February 26, 2011 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm New Conference Center House Buffet Kirk Lippold Saturday, February 26, 2011 9:00 pm - 1:30 am Faulconer Room Wednesday, February 23, 2011 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Dogwood Room Sponsored by: HealthNet Aeromedical Services Wednesday, February 23, 2011 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm New Conference Center Free Food, Free Drinks Entertainment DJ - John Fannin Air Evac Lifeteam Sponsored by: Air Evac Lifeteam Thursday, February 24, 2011 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm New Conference Center Refreshments Door Prizes & T-Shirt Giveaways Entertainment DJ - Chad Cox HealthNet Flight Medic Sponsored by: HealthNet Aeromedical Services WV STARS OF LIFE PAST CHAMPIONS YEAR 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 2002 Peterstown Fire Department PMUDI Team Webster County 2003 The Blister Sisters Cidem Durbin Delinquents 2004 School Bus Medics Shorter Than Short Bus Medics Cidem 2005 The Blister Sisters Cidem The Floppers 2006 The Monsters O’Ponoskysteins Code Busters 2007 The Monsters The Blister Sisters O’Ponoskysteins 2008 The Blister Sisters The Durbin Delinquents Names Unavailable 2009 Old Dawgs The Blister Sisters Medic’s 1-2-B 2010 The Blister Sisters Old Dawgs Durbin Delinquents 1st Place. The Blister Sisters 2nd Place. Old Dawg Kim Snedagar, Lisa Vandall, April Harvey Ross Peak, Hollis Lipscomb, Cindy Hart 3rd Place. Durbin Delinquent John Ford, Kenneth “Buster” Varner, Helen Clark Friday, February 25, 2011 This is your chance to enter the Ninth Annual West Virginia Stars of Life Championship and take home the 1st Place Traveling Trophy. 1st Place winners will get to keep the trophy for the year and come back next year to defend their championship. The Stars of Life Championship is an exciting, fast action, nerve-racking, question and answer tournament that tests EMS professionals’ knowledge and speed. Competition format is head to head, 3 person teams playing for big trophies, pride, and knowledge. The tournament is bracket style, single elimination with seeding determined by preliminary matches based on the number of correctly answered questions. Therefore, each team will be involved in at least 3 matches (two preliminary and at least one championship bracket match). Questions are read by a moderator and simultaneously appear on a big screen for the audience and participants. They are based on EMS trivia, textbooks and other resources and are BLS, ALS and Fire. Each participant has an electronic buzzer to determine which team is first to answer the questions. Participants are encouraged to wear the uniform of their service or coordinated apparel to build the TEAM spirit. TEAM NAME:______________________________________________________________________________ REPRESENTING: ______________________________________________________________________ TEAM MEMBERS: 1._____________________________________________________________________ 2._____________________________________________________________________ 3. ____________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________ PHONE: ______________________________________________________________________ (Team members do not have to be listed prior to conference). Team members may consist of First Respond- ers, EMTs, paramedics, nurses, physicians and others. Entries may be accepted at registration providing there is openings for teams to compete. Complete entry form and submit with ESCAPe registration. MEMBERS MUST BE REGISTERED FOR CONFERENCE TO COMPETE IN THE CONTEST). SPONSORED BY TEAM REGISTRATION . 7pm COMPETITION . 8pm AWARDS: ALL AWARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE! 1ST PLACE...Each Team Member will receive an ESCAPe 2012 FULL PACKAGE 2ND PLACE...Each Team Member will receive an ESCAPe 2012 PARTIAL PACKAGE 3RD PLACE...Each Team Member will receive an ESCAPe 2012 BANQUET TICKET Fried Chicken Honey Cured Ham Roast Sirloin of Beef Garden Salad Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Fresh Mixed Vegetables Rolls / Butter Cake and Cobbler Coffee and Tea Commander Kirk Lippold, USN (Ret.) was the Commanding Officer of the USS Cole when it came under a suicide terrorist attack by al Qaeda in the port of Aden, Yemen. During his command, he and his crew distinguished themselves by saving the American war ship from sinking. This event is widely recognized as one of the most brazen acts of terrorism by al Qaeda prior to Septem- ber 11, 2001. With this unique and invaluable experience, Commander Lippold has briefed over 2,500 military officers and given over 125 presentations on this seminal event in the war on terrorism. Commander Kirk Lippold's assignments prior to the USS Cole included Executive Officer of USS SHILOH, an Aegis-class guided missile cruiser. His department head tour was unique in his assignment to the crew that commissioned USS Arleigh Burke, the Navy's first Aegis guided missile destroyer. He served as the Operations Officer responsible for the training and operation of a next generation $1 billion warship with a crew of over 300 Sailors. He had two division officer assignments, which included a tour on USS Yorktown, an Aegis class guided missile cruiser. There, he completed a lengthy seven and a half month deployment to the Mediterranean, where he participated in the Achille Lauro aircraft seizure, Black Sea Freedom of Navigation operations against the Soviet Union, and Attain III combat operations in the Gulf of Sidra off Libya that followed several Libyan sponsored terrorist attacks in Europe. His initial division officer tour was in USS Fairfax County, a tank landing ship, where he completed a deployment to Beirut, Lebanon, in support of the US Marine Corps and the Multinational Peacekeeping Force when terrorists attacked the American Embassy and severely damaged it. Commander Kirk Lippold is a graduate of the US Naval Academy, and received his commission in the Navy in 1981. He attended the Navy Postgraduate School from 1987 to 1989 where he received a Masters of Science in Systems Engineering (Joint Com- mand, Control and Communications). He is a 1994 graduate of the United States Army Command and General Staff College and is also a 2001 graduate of the Joint Forces Staff College. He has also served as the Administrative Aide to the Secretary of the Navy. He recently served on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Directorate for Strategic Plans and Policy (J-5), where he was instrumental in crafting detainee policy for the war on terrorism during its initial stages following the 9/11 attacks. His last assignment was in the International Strategy Division in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (N5IS). Commander Kirk Lippold's personal awards include the Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit (two awards), Meritori- ous Service Medal (three awards), Combat Action Ribbon, Navy Commendation Medal (two awards), Joint Service Achievement Medal, Navy Achievement Medal (two awards), in addition to various campaign and service ribbons. Currently, Commander Lippold is the president of Base to Peak, LLC, a consulting firm specializing in training programs, crisis management, and long-range strategic planning. He is also the Senior Military Fellow for Military Families United, the nation’s premier military family advocacy group. Their sound is pure country. Taylor Made’s powerful music will electrify your senses while soothing your soul with their trade- mark harmonies. Siblings Brian, Wendy and Greg have taken their unique style, which began on a back porch in Taylor County West Virginia, and crafted it into the rich country sound that is truly Taylor Made. Greg Duckworth-Singer / Guitar / Mandolin Wendy Williams-Singer / Guitar / Keyboard Brian Duckworth-Singer / Guitar A Fireman’s Prayer… When I am called to duty, God Wherever Flames may rage, Give me strength to save some life Whatever Be its age. Help me embrace a little child Before it is too late, Or save an older person from The horror of that fate. Enable me to e alert and Hear the weakest shout, And quickly and efficiently To put the fire out. I want to fill my calling And give the best in me, To guard my every neighbor And protect their property. And if According to your will I should lose my life, Please bless with your protecting hand My children and my wife. -Author Unknown EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN PRAYER As I perform my duties Lord Whatever be the call. Help to guide and keep me safe From danger big and small. I want to serve and do my best, No matter what the scene.
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