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Stories like this one make my blood boil.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bobby Halton Jun 4, 2011.
I was wondering how many of you took sessions at FDIC that dealt with the dangers of toxic gases at fire scenes (CO and HCN) or on how to manage your air?In addition, the Cyanide Poisoning Treatment…Continue
Tags: mittendorf, mcevoy, brunacini, norman, gagliano
Started Mar 31, 2011
Article speaks for itself: http://www.galesburg.com/news/x1512110631/Avon-shuts-down-its-first-responders Continue
Tags: shut, down, chiefreason, services, manpower
Started this discussion. Last reply by samantha atchley Aug 30, 2011.
The title of the story (http://www.fireengineering.com/index/articles/Wire_News_Display/1358677658.html)…Continue
Tags: detector, gas, forklifts, monoxide, carbon
Started this discussion. Last reply by rob aiers Apr 18, 2011.
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich's blog post was featured
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich commented on Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich's blog post Volunteer; No Experience OR Training Required!
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich commented on Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich's blog post Volunteer; No Experience OR Training Required!
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich posted a blog post
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich posted a blog post
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich commented on Paul Combs's blog post FDIC IS FINALLY HERE!
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich commented on Chris Willis's blog post Are we any different than the news crews
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich commented on Chris Willis's blog post Are we any different than the news crews
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich posted a blog post
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich commented on Paul Combs's blog post BOSTON GIVES DEATH A BAD DAY
Art "Chief Reason" Goodrich's blog post was featuredNote: I wasn’t going to post a blog until after FDIC, but then I watched BC Michael Walker’s address on livestream and it really struck a chord. He spoke to the very essence of what it is to call yourself “fireman”, the strong bond between firefighters and what our communities expect when they call us.…
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Are you at your strongest when others may be at their weakest?
Do you study your enemy to find its weaknesses?
Do you practice your fighting skills until you can’t…
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God, how I miss the sweet innocence of days gone by.
Take me back to a time when, as kids, young brothers and sisters could walk to the neighborhood grocery store to buy penny candy and drink a 7-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola.…
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While doing research for this blog, I came across a couple of very interesting articles that I will provide the links for and I would encourage you to read them and perhaps, pass them along. They were very enlightening and take my thoughts to a wider spectrum when thinking about responses and pre-plans. They can be found at the end of this piece.
With yesterday’s (April 10, 2013) incident in…
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Thanks.
I was surprised to see how big the campus is and how big the memorial is, especially the 9/11 memorial.
Merry Christmas to you to
Michael Bricault said… -Art, I totally understand the point you make as to politics and the tie in to our profession, art, and community. I also knew that Frank had a podcast/radio show and he and I have discussed my variance of opinion with that venue as well.
-My contention is not politically motivated but rather born out of a belief that our service is comprised of so many different types of people, and political discussions tend to be such a harsh and immediately polarizing topic, that I'm concerned firefighters will no longer read articles or blogs by authors they recognize or identify as politically motivated, and leave a site that has so much to offer by way of instruction and "long distance mentorship", if you will permit such an idea.
-Just my opinion; and opinions are like noses, everybody has one. What's more, this is the grand ol' U.S. of A. and we all have the right to blow our horns if we so choose so I guess we'll both keep on doing what we do.
Michael Bricault said… -Art, though I do look forward to reading and participating in your blogs, in reference to your most recent blog The Debt Ceiling, I wonder if this firefight training site is not he appropriate formate for discussing political views, especially given that political topics tend to be extraordinarily polorizing.
-Just my thought.
Lt. Billy Greenwood said… Well that sounds great Art. Total package is awesome. I have written in the past for FE and now delivered at FDIC. I just need to focus and step up my connections game....
Jack Wesson said…
Peter Lupkowski said… http://hosebedtostretcher.blogspot.com/
I posted one of them here at FE. I'm not too educational but a little twisted isn't too bad.
I'd be interested in your review. Thanks
Brad Hoff said…
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