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schedule week 6 |
Week 6 is almost done.
I’m a little bit late with updating the blog, but we
had busy days. No time for relaxing, even when Quantico classes were closed on
tuesday (weather – code red). Here they are a little bit nervous about some snow
flakes in D.C. – but it’s okay. Otherwise a lot of paperwork. I got my first
results of examination and had to pass Midterm examinations. I appreciate the
group discussions with my internationals. We are all teamplayers and work
together. So we met in libray and
prepared examination in small working groups. It worked, we all passed
examinations successful with high level grades. So I feel fine. But there is
still a lot to do. The time frames are close. We got a lot of additionally
(mandatory) events. So I usually worked until 1am each morning on my own
papers. Not a good deal for sleeping needs – but it’s the National Academy and
I’ll stand it. That’s why my report will be a little bit shorter. Daily
routines are quite the same. I changed a little bit „Blue Brick Challenge –
went in for swimming at 11pm. It was nice to swim alone for myself. Only 4 miles left to complete. In classes we got another interesting lectures (Fort
Hood shooting, Sandy hooks shooting, Fergueson).
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analysis class - high efforts and standards |
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leadership-class |
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guest speaker from Florida with case study |
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officers in crisis class |
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psychology presentation for debriefing officers in crisis |
pt-impressions
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theoretical sports and nutrition science |
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Hongkong and Albania |
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EJ O'Malley my health and fitness instructor and me |
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my damaged swim-goggles after 30 miles - 4 left for Blue brick |
On Wednesday I visited the German Embassy in
Washington D.C. They will assist during
International Night in week 7.
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KD Christian Simon from BKA and me at German Embassy in Washington D.C. |
Thank’s for support. During the weekend me and
Ken from Grenada were invited to Ohio by my US-mate Shawn Parker. We left
Quantico at Friday and took a 8 hour trip to Leroy Township. It was a really nice
weekend. We spent time with Shawns family, stayed in his house, got self-made
pancakes at morning. We received heartful hospitality by family Parker with
their smart lovely boys. On Saturday afternoone we went to Cub-Scout and
Boy-Scout meeting, visited his police department in Kirtland Hills, the lovely
country-side with parks and got a interesting introduction at emergency center
of Mentor. At least we did the remake of „Cool Runnings“. Look the funny video
of wintersports with Grenada. Ken freezed but he did it. I knew Lake Erie only
by the poem of „John Maynard“ before. On Sunday i took my first own steps on
the frozen lake Erie –amazing. We went back to Quantico at Sunday afternoon and
arrived at midnight. Thanks Shawn for the nice weekend.
Impressions from Ohio
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home of family Parker - Leroy County Township |
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American Cub- and Boyscouts - the smart sons of Parkers |
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Harry the dog - Ken and me |
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in family |
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legendary selfmade breakfest pancakes - made by Shawn |
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remake of "Cool Runnings" - Ken from Grenada sleds first time in snow |
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snapshot fire brigade in action |
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Cubscoutmeeting - social active family Parker |
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Shawn as cubscout representative - great job for development of youth |
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Kirtland Hill Police Department |
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Kirtland Hill Police Vehicles
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at entrance of Kirtland hills department |
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At lake Erie - you know "John Maynard"? |
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impressions from lake Erie |
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Shawn and me |
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8 hours on Interstate for drive back to Quantico
end of week 6 - update next week (hopefully a little bit earlier)
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