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GREAT job, Tracy!!! Again, it's good to see some positive press!!!

I agree, over the hill SHOULD be the BIG 50, after all, at that point, you're a half century old. Of course, I'm beyond that just about the "old phart" age.

Happy Birthday, Guys!!!!!!! And many, many more!!!!!

In the past few years we had some nice skins set up for certain holidays, including Christmas and New Year. Will this be done again this year??? Just wondering.

Nice!!! Thankyou, Seth!!!!

Congrats, Jonesy!!! good luck, I know you'll handle the new job with the same class and professionalism you demonstrate here on EMTBravo.

Isn't our Westchester Hastings actually Hastings on Hudson or is that a third Hastings???

Date: 12/12/07 Time: 21:54, on scene at 22:04, clear of scene at 00:47 Location: Route 22 North of Salem hills Nursing Home Frequency: 46.26, WC Trunk, 151.535 Units Operating: E 148, E 149 R 28 72B2 45 Medic 2, NYSP, Verizon, NYS DOT Description Of Incident: Motor Vehicle Accident: Car into Utility Pole with Pole through windshield. 1 Male Patient ALS to Danbury Hospital. NYS DOT to maintain Road Closure for Verizon. Writer: DOC22

Date: 12/12/2007 Time: Dispatched at 17:48, On Scene at 17:54, Clear of Scene at 18:34 Location: Route I684 Northbound at 23.8 MM Exit 8 Frequency: 46.26,WC Trunk, 151.535 Units Operating: 2071, 2073, E148, E-149, R-28, MA-17, 72B2, NYSP Description Of Incident: Two Vehicle MVA With Injuries,and Working Vehicle Fire 1 Male and 1 Female Transported to Putnam Hospital W/ ALS On Board Writer: DOC22

He probably means Engine, Truck, Rescue AND Ambulance!

Congrats Guys!!! Great job!!!

MUCH Faster now!!!

Right now, it's loading nice and fast. I, too, have it set as my Firefox home page.

Date: 12/08/07 Time: 22:10 Location: Hardscrabble Road at Reed Road, Croton Falls Frequency: 46.26, 151.535, WC Trunked Units Operating: 2071, 2072, 2073, MA-16, R-28, E149, 72B2, 45Medic2, additional 45 Medic, NSPD and NYSP Description Of Incident: MVA Rollover Reported Possible Extrication, Subjects out of Vehicle upon Arrival. 2 Males Transported to Westchester Medical Center, with ALS on board. Writer: DOC22

It usually doesn't load and just leaves a blank page, then I just go to .net. If .com does load, it is quick.

Great Point, JetPhoto!!!!! I couldn't agree more!!!!!!

Bob, I agree 100%!!!!! Great post!!

She's a Beauty!!!!!! May she give NRFD many years of great service!!!!!

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice looking vehicles, Duane!!!!! Good luck with them!!!!!

Rest in Peace, Chief and may God grant your family, friends and extended family the strength to make it through this difficult time.

A dream come true!!!! Congrats, bro!!! Train hard, learn whatever you can, but above all stay safe!!!!!!

We now have 2 pumpers and a rescue with roll-up doors on compartments. I see a lot of departments with them leave them bare aluminum, and I think they look fine that way. I know some would disagree on that, but as the apparatus ages, and due to continued use, they seem to get dull and lose their shine, not to mention the fact that roll-ups, in general can ce a nightmare to keep clean and ploished. anyone else have any opinion here?

Just want to say GOOD LUCK to all who applied for this exam!

Sharp looking rig! Good luck with it.