https://youtu.be/TohGkWtcpKM?si=W7xnlW7dX5yig5PC everyone in comments is saying that the fire truck was going too fast and that the LAFD is lying one might say that the engine was just trying to keep up with the aerial apparently they had a long run and were trying to make good time best comment - its not a Porche
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Friday, May 22, 2026
News Alert: Tulsi Gabbard is resigning as director of national intelligence
per cnn nothing to see here
fdny article at wikipedia has comms info
the fdny article at wikipedia has lots of info about the Communications system now it basically focuses on the calltakers and PSAPs and decision dispatchers and 10 codes and Class 3 boxes etc almost no info about the radios - but we can fix that - 1 UHF fire dispatch channel per Boro - plus 2 citywide fire channels for backup - plus approx 10 uhf fireground channels with 1 channel carrying 99% of the HT traffic - there also might be some subway repeaters and some highrise repeaters - not really sure about that FDNY EMS basically works the same way except they have 2 to ? 5 ? uhf dispatch channels per boro - pretty sure that they move any major ems call to a 'situations' channel - iirc there is 1 short range channel paired with each of the 2 dozen dispatch channels ======================= the basic info applies nationwide - a calltaker inputs info into the CAD - the CAD recommends who to send - the 'dispatcher' then sends the units to the scene (one way or another - usually via radio messages or MDT messages or pagers or smoke signals etc) the system is not 100% computers talking to computers yet - but its getting close
stupid friggin corrupt google
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fema daily headsUp for Friday May 22 2026
National Current Ops / Monitoring for May 21-22, 2026
New Significant Incidents / Ongoing Ops:
• No new significant incidents / operations
Hazard Monitoring:
• Heavy Rain / Flash Flooding – Ohio Valley and Carolinas
• Severe Thunderstorms – Southern Plains
Disaster Declaration Activity:
• No new declaration activity
Event Monitoring:
• No new significant events
this is why Harvard University exists
https://youtube.com/shorts/fVnvnZofduM?si=3RZsAkwIGutsuh6B just for fun little white dog somersaults off sofa next we want to see that dog hurl that damn cat into a blender