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2010 Los Angeles Marathon
The 2010 Los
Angeles Marathon takes place on March 21, 2010 and
features a new Stadium to the Sea course starting at
Dodger Stadium and winding its way through Los
Angeles, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Santa
Monica on the way to a picturesque finish in front
of the Pacific Ocean
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Winter
Safety
Carbon Monoxide
Often called
the silent killer, carbon
monoxide is an invisible,
odorless, colorless gas created
when fuels (such as gasoline,
wood, coal, natural gas,
propane, oil, and methane) burn
incompletely. In the home,
heating and cooking equipment
that burn fuel can be sources of
carbon monoxide.
Download these Carbon Monoxide
tips
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NEXT DART CLASS - May 8, 2010
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In an emergency, can you:
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Shut off your gas and water?
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Splint a fracture?
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Rescue trapped people?
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Control bleeding?
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Put out a fire with an
extinguisher?
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Learn how to perform all of these
vital emergency actions and many others.
The
Fire Department offers Disaster Assistance Response Training
(DART) to
residents and anyone who works in Santa
Monica. The one-day course is designed
to provide citizens with the skills to
help better prepare themselves in the
event of a disaster. The course is
usually held on a Saturday from 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. several times each
year, and is free to participants.
The
course includes hands-on training in
light search and rescue techniques,
shutting off utility connections,
rescuer safety, and disaster first aid.
Participants will also practice putting
out fires with extinguishers. The
training is open to all adults 18 and
over who live or work in the City of
Santa Monica. For more information
regarding the DART program, please call
(310) 458-8761. To enroll in the DART
program, please call (310) 458-2221.
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