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Bracebridge Heath Y Station or RAF Branston Mere as it is also known was a code-breaking station in Lincolnshire which played a key role in the famous Enigma project.
The abandoned building near Lincoln was once a top secret nerve centre for a team of 'listeners' who spent the war intercepting German radio transmissions – and helping win the war.
It is now privately owned by a farmer who uses it to store wood, but it once hummed with life as teams of staff worked around the clock intercepting enemy transmissions to supply to Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes – home of the famous code-breakers.
As Monique, I received an invitation to a party that requires a festive dress code. hopefully this combination is festive enough.
Castle Beach Fire Department is proud to present the brand new Hazmat 1. Built on a 2017 Spartan Gladiator cab with SVI bodywork, this rig was delivered on May 6, 2017 and replaces the 2016 Seagrave Marauder II Hazmat rig that was totaled in an accident. As the role of the Hazardous Materials Team evolves, so did the apparatus. Differences in the new rig as compared to the previous Seagrave include the addition of a slide-out compartment, which added space for command personnel. While it appears that the rig has less compartmentation than the previous rig, the rig contains the same amount of equipment and still has extra space for new technologies, thanks to the awesome work of the manufacturer! This apparatus can serve multiple roles on the scene such as a command center, rehab area, mobile laboratory, and a changing area.
Technical specs:
2017 Spartan Gladiator 24" raised roof/SVI Hazmat
Code 3 Lighting
Federal Signal Q2B Siren
Motorola Spectra Siren
Grover Air horns
NightScan PowerLite
Radios and command equipment
Detection cameras (heat sensitive, infrared)
Wilburt Telescoping Pneumatic Mast
Pelco Command Camera System
Climatronics Tecmet II weather station
Battery operated Holmatro extraction tools
Vanair Pro Air Compressor
Harrison On-Board generator
Flow Sciences model FS2009 bench hood
Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometer
Extensive library of MSDS handbooks
CO monitors
Level A and B entry suits
Testing equipment and meters
60 minute air bottles
Leak and spill kits for chlorine and other dangerous chemicals
Sparkless power-tools
Decontamination equipment
Oil Absorbents
Recovery drums
Emulsifiers
Immersion suits
Credit:
Zak O for the compartments
Spartan ERV and SVI for inspiration
Inspired by:
LAFD USAR 88, 2017 Pierce Arrow XT
Elizabeth, NJ FD Rescue 1
Houston, TX Rescue 10
Denver HAMER 1
Seattle Hazmat 1
FDNY Hazmat 1
P52 Assignment 33. “Science America” Magazine Shoot. Portrait of the founder of a new company that develops top notch code to prevent cyber theft.
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Look who I got from stupid EMS today? It's my new guy from April Story, he is so cool! He hasn't got his own name and look, but we will work on it ^^ Now I call him JoJo, because I am huge fan of JoJo's Bizzarre Adventures
West Midlands Police BMW 530d BX59 PPF (OPS35) old roof code is (circle)20/L14.
Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham, April 2012.
Attention Area/Code
For future reference, please use this guide in deciding when to wear red + white + blue plaid shirts:
1st and 3rd MONDAY: FL
2nd and 4th MONDAY: DR
1st and 3rd TUESDAY: CC
2nd and 4th TUESDAY: DD
1st and 3rd WEDNESDAY: CS
2nd and 4th WEDNESDAY: MB
1st and 3rd THURSDAY: KC
2nd and 4th THURSDAY: MH
1st and 3rd FRIDAY: CD
2nd and 4th FRIDAY: GS
1st and 3rd SATURDAY: MW
2nd and 4th SATURDAY: KS *or* KL
Sundays you are free to dress as you please, and Fridays remain Tiedays. No changes to skirts, slacks, undergarments or footwear.
Adherence to this schedule will minimize the chances of two or more Area/Coders showing up to a meeting wearing matching shirts and ensures a professional atmosphere in the workplace. If you have any questions about this change in policy, please let me know.
Taken at the Egyptian Rosicrucian Museum, San Jose, California.
Hammurabi, King of Babylon from 1792 – 1750 BCE, commissioned the carving of this famous code of laws that now bears his name. The monolith was discovered in Susa, in present day Iran, at the beginning of the twentieth century. The 282 laws of the code are inscribed in the Akkadian language using a wedge-shaped script called cuneiform.
At the top of the law code, Hammurabi is shown standing on a mountaintop before the sun god Shamash (easy to identify by the sunlight streaming from his shoulders). Shamash is shown handing a scepter of power to Hammurabi. The implication, even to someone who could not read, was that the king had been given the right to rule by one of the deities.
For many years the Code of Hammurabi was said to be the world’s first law code. We now know that Hammurabi did not pen these laws himself; they were probably based on earlier law codes, some of which have since been found.
Earlier codes include the law code of King Ur-Nammu, the law code of the city of Eshnunna, and the codes of Lipi-Ishtar, King of Isin.
We all know that UP 4014 draws massive crowds wherever it goes, but this scene at Norma Junction in Des Plaines, Illinois, was on another level. Luckily, both railroad and city police were watching the gathered throng very closely as Big Boy approached and then passed.
Inside joke. My fiance, Jennifer, is a nurse. Her coworkers can't seem to tell her apart from her friend Mia who works on the same floor.