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- Sci-Fi inspired HazMat labels
- Re: Acid labelActually, I'm pretty sure there is a real hazmat label for acid which shows an eyedropper dripping onto a hand and some indication of burning, like smoke or something to that effect. Not quite as eye-catching as this one, but perhaps more recognizable.
- Tags: AlanGeek
- Discussion threads 2006-10-26
- California bill would bar toxins in gadgets
- DHMOYes, but do the toxic substances include DHMO this time around? (www.dhmo.org)Anaheim the city of Disneyland tried to ban styrofoam products from public events because styrofoam is made with DHMO. New Zealand tried to legislate a complete ban of all DHMO from the islands. And so on.Spoiler: DHMO,...
- Tags: DHMO, environment, gsquared, H2O, hazmat, it management, law
- Discussion threads 2006-03-01
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- Sci-Fi inspired HazMat labels
- Theory.org has some fun sci-fi inspired HazMat labels for space flight/quantum physics hazards you're not likely to encounter anytime soon alas, but are nonethless amusing. Came across these whilst doing a Google image search for "antimatter" (which returns some intriguing stuff, by the by). by Jay...
- Tags: Science Fiction, Theory.org, Jay Garmon
- Blog posts 2006-10-16
- 'Read This': How RFID Will Work in Metal Environments
- Metal containers are, among other nice things, reusable, returnable, sturdy, safe, protective, durable and "Green" - all one could wish for in a container. But one may be thinking that they are a pain in the tail to track and manage, and he might not be looking forward to having...
- Tags: Container, Environment, Asset Management, RFID, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Wireless, Security, Biometrics
- White papers 2005-04-01
- PC Miler Version 12
- We have PC miler version 12 but some how lost the disks for it. Does anyone know where I can get a copy. We really can't go to the latest and greatest at this time. Any help would be appreciated.Thank You,RickHave you tried contacting the software manufacture?http://www.alk.com/If you have a...
- Tags: PC Miler Version 12, PC miler, Cha, RMarts@..., software, PC
- Q&A 2006-05-03
- Aurora Policy Management: "On the Move with the City of Aurora, Colorado"
- To prepare for population growth and evolving wireless technology, the City of Aurora, CO deployed a new mobile data communications network for its police, fire and hazmat personnel. The City required a remote access solution that could speed wireless transmissions, enable seamless network roaming and provide high levels of security....
- Tags: Mobile, Network, NetMotion Wireless, Mobility, Remote Access, Advertising & Promotion, Telecommunications, Wireless, Marketing
- Case studies 2006-04-01
- Homeland Security: Response - Tabletop Exercises
- After September 11, many colleges and universities realized that their emergency response plans needed either to be updated or expanded. Berklee College of Music, in downtown Boston, recognized these needs, and formed a Crisis Management Team involving the highest officials at the College. Concurrently, they revised a list of hazards...
- Tags: Emergency Response, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Crisis Management, Homeland Security, Security, Government
- Case studies
- Micorsoft Access 2003 question
- I am relatively new at Access and VBA and am trying to make a database for my local fire department. The part I am currently working on involves creating the run reports which are filled in after responding to a call. I was wanting to set it up...
- Tags: Microsoft Access, microsoft access 2003, programming, software, toddmehl@..., windows
- Discussion threads 2007-01-19
- Why I Do Not Support Short Release Cycles
- I am going to say something that will not surprise my regular readers: I am not a fan of rapid application development, agile programming techniques, "test in production," perpetual betas, the continuous patch cycle, and other current programming trends. I am not the only one, either. I think that this...
- Tags: software
- Blog posts 2006-06-02
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