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[[[Carry-Air w/CO Monitor Systems]]]

Discription : 9875 This item features: -Allegro s Air Filtration Panels convert shop air used for pneumatic tools and equipment to clean breathable air. -The 3-stage filtration system purifies compressed air removing water, oil and particulate contaminants. -A carbon monoxide monitor, which can be operated in AC or DC mode, activates an audible alarm when the concentration of CO exceeds 10 ppm (set for 5 ppm in Canada). -Flow: 65.0 CFM [Max]. -Inlet Pressure: 150 psig [Max]. -Wt.: 22 lb. -Type: 5 Worker. -Price is for 1 Each.


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[[[Fire-Lite HFS-MM, Addressable Mini-Monitor Module]]]

Discription : The HFS-MM Intelligent Mini Monitor Modules for use with Fire-Lite MS-25 (E) Fire Alarm Control Panel. The HFS-MM is designed to be used with pull stations, water flow switches, and other applications requiring dry contact alarm initiation devices.


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[[[Mommy I'm Here cl-103br Child Locator, Brown]]]

Discription : MOMMY IM HERE CL-103-BR BROWN BEAR CHILD SECURITY DEVICE UNIQUE CHILD SECURITY DEVICE IN BROWN BEAR DESIGN; WORKS UP TO 150 FT AWAY & EMITS A LOUD 86 DB SOUND; SECURELY AFFIXES TO CHILDS SNEAKER LACES OR BELT; EASY TO USE BY TURNING ON BEAR RECEIVER & PUSHING TRANSMITTER BUTTON ONCE; HELPS KEEP TRACK OF A CHILD AT ANY TIME; WATER-RESISTANT RECEIVER; PARENT-INVENTED & FCC-CERTIFIED; INCLUDES LIFELONG BATTERIES


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I bought this to use in Disney World. I didn't really use this device on our trip, because it was so sensitive that it would go off accidently when lightly touched as we were walking around. It was very loud. If I had needed it this would have worked from pretty far away and would have gotten others attention. I wish it didn't go off when it was barely bumped because it would have been a great for my piece of mind.

I love this little thing! It is very loud! And my daughter thinks its fun to wear the pink bear!

Keep relaxed and aware of your child's whereabouts with the Mommy I'm Here Child Locator, a small two-unit wireless device. The cute, brown, teddy-bear-shaped unit mounts easily to a child's shoe or belt. Ideal in public environments such as malls, the unit communicates with a keychain transmitter you keep on hand. Whenever you notice that a child has wandered too far, you simply press the button on the keychain and the teddy bear receiver produces an audible alert that's easy to track.

Great for a full day of activities, the receiver includes long-life batteries.

With a broad 150-foot range, the unit is a perfect choice for use in public places.

The sturdy receiver is water-resistant and attaches securely to shoes, belts, and more.

The Peace of Mind of Wireless Child Location
If you often find yourself worried for your child's security in public venues, or simply want to keep track of his or her location, the Mommy I'm Here locator is your answer. This unique, fun-themed wireless child locator system is a great way to keep track of your child in any public location, such as a mall, airport, theme park, or sporting arena.

The locator is a two-unit system--one that attaches to your child and one you keep with you. If you notice that your child has strayed, press the button on the keychain transmitter to activate/ set off the alarm on the bear. The loud, 86-decibel alarm on your child's unit then allows you to find him or her quickly and easily.

And the locator works from over 150-feet away, making it perfect for large venues and outdoor areas. The units establish their own proprietary frequency with each use, so inter-unit communication is strong and reliable.

Cute Teddy Bear Receiver Attaches to Child's Shoe or Belt
The playful teddy-bear-shaped receiver comes in a classic teddy-bear-brown color. (You can also choose pink.) The receiver comes with a sturdy mounting loop, so it can be attached easily to a child's shoelaces, Velcro straps, or belt, becoming a cute accessory for them and unbeatable reassurance for you.

If you've ever dealt with physical locator solutions like leashes or harnesses, you will appreciate the wireless design of this locator. With the Mommy I'm Here Child Locator, you can keep your leashes on your pets and walk freely with your child without worry.

Durable Unit is Water Resistant and Long-Lasting
Designed by parents for parents, the Mommy I'm Here offers several realistic assets any parent or guardian will appreciate. To begin with, it comes pre-installed with batteries, so you can start using it right away. Have a long day of activities planned? With this locator, it's no problem--the long-life batteries deliver hours of operation. And because it's engineered with active children in mind, the receiver is sturdy and water resistant.

Want to keep track of more than one child? That's no problem, either--you can operate more than one teddy bear receiver with a single keychain transmitter.

What's in the Box
Mom I 'M Here CL-103pk Child Locator (Brown) with batteries

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08/23/2010 Is malware blame Plane Crash that killed 154? As someone who flies all too frequently, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a bit spooked by a report that the Spanair flight 5022 crash from two years ago may have been caused -- at least in part -- by malware on a computer that failed to detect three technical problems. Apparently, the computer which monitored those things got some sort of trojan horse, and may have failed to set off the necessary alarms because of this. As for how the computer got infected... it sounds like investigators still are not sure, but someone sticking in an infected USB stick or some other remote network connection seem like the most likely culprit. Of course, the reports seem woefully lacking in details. It's unclear how a trojan would block some software from alerting the crew that there was a problem with the aircraft. Honestly, the report seems to raise a lot more questions than it answers, and if it's actually true, it makes me wonder why we're relying on software that can be disabled via some random malware to watch for life-and-death safety issues on airplanes...

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08/17/2010 Kane and Lynch 2 Review

PS3/Xbox 360/PC: £ 49,99; certificate 18 +; Square Enix

A former mercenary and a self-medicating psychopath respectively, Kane and Lynch return for a second slice of grisly, gun-heavy entertainment.

This time around, Lynch is living in Shanghai with his girlfriend and Kane has one final job to complete. This last payday should be straightforward but straightforward does not a shoot-em-up make and, within a level or two, it's all gone mammaries skyward. A local crime lord's daughter is dead at their hands. Lynch's girlfriend has been abducted. Hundreds of well-armed gangsters are on their tail, former allies have turned on them and the police are also shooting to kill. And thus the scene is set for assorted stand-offs and carefully timed gun play.

Given the ancestry and the typical evolutionary process of games, it won't come as a surprise that Kane & Lynch 2 ups the intensity and gore quotient considerably. It cleverly masks some of the excesses with handily positioned, pixellated censorship â€" which, to be fair, adds to the documentary sense of the game. Yes, the shaky cam stuff is a shortcut to immediacy but, as Paul Greengrass will tell you, it works and it's that verité grit, and the realism of the visuals, that give Kane & Lynch its not-so-unique selling point. Without those, and the not-bad-at-all multiplayer mode, this would be an alarmingly short disappointment.

Some extra value is provided by the returning Fragile Alliance multiplayer games. Here you and your mates can commit elaborate heists and either celebrate together for a job well done or attempt to screw one another over by stabbing them in the back and keeping all the swag. These games do give the Kane & Lynch 2 package additional appeal, but on balance it's still not quite enough to break down genre barriers and make this an essential gaming purchase.

Rating: 3 / 5

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[[[Viper 1002 Car Alarm Security System]]]

Discription : Viper security system will wrap your vehicle in protection, with the most sophisticated electronic technologies available today, including the Stinger? DoubleGuard? shock sensor, Revenger? six-tone siren and Failsafe? Starter Kill. This state-of-the-art system also offers in-demand convenience feature like keyless entry. Please refer to the technology section for more information about security technologies used in this security system.


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I purchased this alarm for my truck because it was broken into. I love the two bright blue lights that flash when it is armed. Very happy with it and I recommend this alarm to anyone that wants a little peace of mind when they leave their car alone.

I love this alarm, remote design is cool, and it matches my blue Ford Focus ZX3!!

And of course... is a VIPER!!!





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[[[Fire Protection Systems]]]

Discription : A practical understanding of fire protection systems is essential to effective management of a fire scene. Fire Protection Systems focuses on the operational characteristics and abilities of different types of systems and equipment that are used during fire department operations to access a water source, apply a suppression agent to control a particular type of fire, provide information concerning the location of a fire, and more. Systematic, easy-to-understand coverage thoroughly explores various types of active fire protection systems and components, how they operate, and the requirements for installation, making this a valuable learning tool for firefighters and a handy resource for design professionals.


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08/02/2010 Space station experiences coolant problems Multiple alarms woke the space station's crew late Saturday after one of two coolant loops shut down, forcing the astronauts to power down critical systems to prevent overheating.


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