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The setting is Element City, a bustling metropolis home to creatures of different forces. There's the puffy cloud-like air residents, talking trees and shrubs that make up the earth community. The bulbous translucent beings that tear up easily are the water residents.
On the outskirts, under the shadow of the monorail, is Firetown, where a community of fire families have taken root. This is where the parents of Ember, Bernie and Cinder, settle to give their child a new life. While air, earth and water live in harmony, the fire people are actively shunned. But the Fireplace, a convenience store Ember's father built, offers their community a hub. A place to grab treats, purchase mementos from the old country and catch up on gossip.
This is where little Ember spends her days learning to run the store. The fire people have their own distinct accents and heat-resistant clothing. In the back, the ladies coo over the old-fashioned fire soap operas while Ember's mother performs smoke readings for couples looking to see if they match.
In Elemental, it's Ember and Wade who need to push past their shared assumptions. Ember first meets Wade when the watery city inspector washes into the store's basement. After Wade sets in motion a chain of events that could close the Fireplace for good, Ember is forced to spend time with the gushing do-gooder. The more time they spend, the better they're able to see through the fears and assumptions they've made.
No one was injured, but the couple has since started encouraging their friends to get tenant insurance. Along with computers, equipment and other belongings, Chase lost a blanket that had been knit by her grandmother.
In her first call to 911, just before 1:17 a.m. Saturday, May 30, Pam Price sounded eerily calm. She told dispatcher Katherine Ulrey that her house was on fire and, after prompting, assured the dispatcher that they would get out of the house.
Less than 30 seconds later, dispatcher Lisa Coutinho sent the Hamilton Township Volunteer Fire Company to the Price home. Calls began coming in to 911 from neighbors who said flames and smoke were visible and that the fire seemed to have started in the garage.
Hamilton Township Truck 113 was the first on the scene, with Hamilton Fire Chief Tim Baty and four other firefighters on board. Truck 113 was the first of eight Hamilton Township vehicles there that night. Others from volunteer fire departments and EMS services from Eaton, Albany, Gaston, Liberty Township and Yorktown responded.
"Delaware County is unique," Baty told The Star Press three days after the Sequoia Court fire. "You think of ladder trucks as being municipal apparatus. Now, us and Albany have ladders now and Yorktown's is to be delivered on July 4."
Because the Country Village subdivision, where the Prices live, has no fire hydrants, tanker trucks fed water to the ladder truck. That night, Truck 113 pumped 900 gallons of water a minute on the Price home.
"The house was fully involved from the time of the second 911 call," Baty said. "Our firefighters go to the only visible windows they can find, ones on the east side, that are very small and narrow. They put a ladder up on the east side of the house by the garage, which is pretty hot from (as Baty soon learned) an intense magnesium fire from their Toyota Prius."
In a 2010 article meant to help fire chiefs gauge how feasible it is to send firefighters into an active fire, the magazine Fire Engineering reported on a survivability study of people caught in a fire. The survivability time ranged from four to 10 minutes, the magazine reported.
Ledbetter had been a 911 dispatcher for just about a year at the time of the Sequoia Court fire. The Albany native has a history of emergency service, however, with several years as an Eaton EMT in the 2000s.
"I kept (the Prices) on the line," Ledbetter said. "I'm talking to my (EMS) truck and I'm letting him know I can hear her breathing. I'm also telling the fire dispatcher (Coutinho) I can hear her breathing and she's telling her guy."
After Coutinho told firefighters that Ledbetter could hear Pam Price breathing over the 911 call, Baty had a decision to make. Much of the severe fire had been knocked down thanks to water from the ladder truck, but portions of the house had already collapsed.
"The living conditions in this house fire were not possible," Baty said. "For some crazy reason, they were there, but to be the fire chief or in charge of an incident, the hardest decision to make is to say, 'Get your butts in there.'
Brian Copher had been the chief of the Eaton Volunteer Fire Department for four months by the time of the Sequoia Court fire, but had previously served on the Hamilton Township department. Copher arrived on Eaton Tanker 24 after the call was made to take a "defensive" stance.
At 1:54 a.m. treatment was begun by EMS crews on the scene. The Prices were taken to IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital and, later, Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis. They were initially in critical condition but improved in the days following the fire.
"In the fire service, we try to be as positive and optimistic as we can. That's why we do this, to save lives. Regardless of the amount of time, we went in there with full hopes those people were alive. It was a major relief to know they were still alive."
As for the Prices, their recovery, considering the seriousness of the fire, has been good. Tom Price was released from Eskenazi Health on Wednesday, the hospital said, while Pam Price remained in fair condition. Their son, Fletcher Price, asked that his father's privacy be respected as he continued to recover.
Baty said he knew how unlikely the positive outcome was. Several factors worked in the favor of the Prices. They knew to keep their bedroom door shut and filled cracks around it with towels. Luckily enough, no neighbor kicked in a door to rescue them before firefighters arrived. If that had happened, additional oxygen might have fueled the fire even more, Baty said.
"I've been a firefighter for 20 years and a paramedic and EMT for 20 years," Baty said. "I've never seen this happen. For somebody to be in a fully-involved house fire and to come out with no burns and the two to be recovering so well, it's astonishing. It's miraculous.
The Register-Guard reports the couple and the water district have yet to file a response to the lawsuit. Gail Munzer declined comment when reached by telephone by the newspaper and the water district did not return a phone message.
According to minutes from an emergency water district board meeting held five days after the slide, district officials acknowledged that the water line was compromised in the incident and that a leak existed somewhere above the slide area.
Besides the fact that practically no one would want to be saddled with a Bug-type starter, there are a couple of problems keeping this from being a perfect trio. First of all, while Grass is super effective against Rock, it doesn't resist Rock-type attacks. The same is true of Rock vs. Bug.
This allows for more unique starting Pokemon options thanks to this versatility. Growlithe's popularity could have contributed should creating more fire Pokemon like Houndour who have alternative typing. The developers could really get creative with which Pokemon feature in this match-up. Sadly, it's one of the most unlikely combinations.
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There were calm waters and sunny skies on Labor Day, yet a cloud hung over the Great South Bay. At around 10:40 p.m. on Sunday, there were 911 calls summoning multiple fire departments to the waters a quarter mile off Ocean Bay Park for reports of two boats colliding.
Emergency crews found a 44-foot private fishing boat -- its passengers uninjured -- that had collided with a smaller pleasure boat, which was capsized in shallow waters. Rescue divers searched for survivors.
Fellows said there was no problem accessing a fire hydrant, so the tanker task force did not need to be activated. But he did say the remote location resulted in a longer response time. He estimated that 20 firefighters responded.
I put a lid of the borax solution down yesterday in a closet where I had seen a couple of ants. Later in the day there were swarms of ants around the lid and several dead inside the lid and there was still borax mixture in the lid. (frosting can lid). Today I looked and the spot where they had been was totally clean. The lid was totally clean and dry and the dead ants were gone. I thought my husband had cleaned up the dead ants and washed the lid! There was no residue of the sticky borax solution!! I asked the husband and he had not touched it! So is that normal!?!? It totally looked as tho someone had cleaned up the area and washed the lid!
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