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Interesting article in this months Firehouse Mag (hope my link works) http://www.firehouse.com/article/10835688/ems-what-if-the-fire-service-gets-out-of-ems?

Lots of good info thanks for posting

I've been saying this for years, post your REAL name

These guys really want a new kitchen!!!! (to do this to themselves) <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/DhObsy1ZywY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

So on top of the 120lbs extra we now carry you need to put a 6lb TV on your face. They can keep it

Probies face is Priceless

Would my family be able to go into 1 of there Mosques and not follow their rules????

Best Line " cancel the truck save it for the parade"

Ask Derek Jeter to play on your softball team see what his union says

Have heard June 4th as the date, this is NOT offical just the word around the firehouse. Good luck

http://www.myfoxchicago.com/dpp/news/metro/funeral-edward-stringer-firefighter-pensions-controversy-salary-20101229 Great surmon from the priest at CFD LODD Funeral and of course the expert opinion after that from our friends the news media

This video should be shown at the confrence of mayors this year

http://www.firefighterclosecalls.com/news/fullstory/newsid/108093

I agree with everything Jack said, I do contracting work for several MCd's in westchester/Rockland all free standing buildings are light weight construction (truss) most have a void space between new drop ceiling and old sheetrock ceiling. Mcdonalds goes through many changes over the years as the upgrade(ex new registers to take credit cards, new coffee machines) all these changes require plumbing and electrical work, most of this is run through the void space in the ceilings all MCD's are built on slabs(free standing) MCD's express can be put in a strip mall or taxpayer. If its on fire evacuate and go devensive

9:00PM just set my DVR to record series

A short rundown of what I seen going on, Large volume of smoke seen from Radford and South Broadway in route, 74 at location smoke from rear coming over top of building and exp 2,4 alleyways.(this was the rear porches burning but did not know this right away)All 4 members of 74 where grabbed by civilians as we were getting off the rig screaming, pointing giving apt #'s ect. approx 10 people self evacuating on both fire escapes.(Both drop ladders were already down) older handicapped women was removed from fire escape by 71. 74 to what was given as fire apt 2S for primary.303(hydrant on Morris) with line to 2nd fl, 304(Hydrant on Elliot) line to 3rd fl 306 had a line in the building 308 to exposure. 71 removing people from fire escape and vertical ventlation. Large volume of fire on 2nd,3rd and 4th fl. from what I could see rear porches burned basement to roof fire was pushed in from the rear porches by wind hallway on 2nd fl had fire from back to front of building. multipy alarms called minutes after dispatch Defensive operations set up after building searched approx 15-20min? Thank God there were no serious injuires and that this happened in the middle of the day 4:30am could have been a nightmare

http://urbanfirefighter.com/ Came across this new online magazine looks very well,easy to read online format just skimmed through it will read in between shovling Check it out

Here is the link to the NEWSDAY story that I quoted its rather long http://newsdayinteractive.com/firealarm/index.php

Long island is known for the high class rigs and firehouses as a article in newsweek pointed out a few years ago. You can buy a rig, a rig with bells and whistles or you can buy the LI model. I am quoting the article now "they have over 400 heavey rescues on long island compared to 5 in the FDNY. But we all know you need a big new rig for the parade Sorry wrong thread

another view of this job. looks like they had plenty of manpower http://www.firesceneaudio.com/2010/01/firefighter-mayday-randolph-nj.html I watched the other video and I see lines being directed into window 1 seems to by opposite of where the FF bailed out

Here is the link for all the NIOSH reports, I agree this should be the #1 topic on this site http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/fire/

GOOD STOP?? The roof is burned off the house, Fire burns up it had nothing else to burn. With a adequet response on the initial alarm this fire may have been stopped. i know all depts lose buildings but 10min is a big head start

Thicker skin is a must, treat conversations as if you were face to face ( Put your real name in your profile) No censorship My 2 cents

A judgement like this will fuel racisim within the fire dept. When someone feels you did not earn your way onto the fire dept a natural hatred will develope, this applies to all races. I belive the vulcans want to create a hostile work enviorment and will cry racism forever no matter what they get, without the cry of racism their organization has no meaning to exist, it dosent matter what color your skin if you earn the job and work hard you will be respected as a FIREFIGHTER

Do you have chains for the rigs (on the tires). If so does the chief have members put them on if bad weather is expected? Also I live on the croton falls Mahopac boader and what we had that day was a light dusting of wet snow not a ice storm. We did have a ice storm up this way Dec 13th 2009 that closed many roads and caused many accidents this was not even close to that