I mean to be fair, your 1990 probably only has like 68,000 miles on it...I mean one call a day on a tiny island?Our neighbor station got a brand new, 2018 KME engine and my station is still in a 1990 Seagrave engine lol
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I mean to be fair, your 1990 probably only has like 68,000 miles on it...I mean one call a day on a tiny island?Our neighbor station got a brand new, 2018 KME engine and my station is still in a 1990 Seagrave engine lol
74,679 milesI mean to be fair, your 1990 probably only has like 68,000 miles on it...I mean one call a day on a tiny island?
Which one might still be easier to get going if an EMP burst (natural or man-made) happens over the Islands?Our neighbor station got a brand new, 2018 KME engine and my station is still in a 1990 Seagrave engine lol
In my area they usually do not.Does anyone happen to know if a 48 hour als refresher courses typically include ACLS, PALS, etc. All the required certs?
The one I took didn't and I don't believe they normally do as the hours are pretty structured for the refresher.Does anyone happen to know if a 48 hour als refresher courses typically include ACLS, PALS, etc. All the required certs?
Does anyone happen to know if a 48 hour als refresher courses typically include ACLS, PALS, etc. All the required certs?
I'm sure your knees disagreeRan a mile with bleachers at the high school with a weight vest this morning... That was fun...
I'm sure your knees disagree
They have sales fairly often.Debating on spending 400ish on IA Med FP-C prep course...
Yeah I noticed they did a flash sale on the one in Tacoma. Where I used to work too! But I didn't want to driver there as they are doing one locally where I am in the coming months. Just deciding if it is worthwhile. Thanks for the info.They have sales fairly often.
I attended it last year. I felt it was actually a great course. From using the IA Med course and some self study I had no issues passing the FP-C test.
(Finally!) Got my registration transfer from California to Hawaii finished lol complete with a shiny new set of Aloha State plates (front and back required, just like Cali). Paid $430 (rounded) for the initial registration, expected $420 for next year's renewal (not counting annual safety inspection)
$485 for tags on a 2013 F-150.. I second the motion that California, does indeed, blow...
Yes...though I forget off the top of my head the initial registration fees lol
I suppose I should let California know I moved...i just got the CA DMV renewal notice in the mail here lol....they want $261 PLUS smog check done....yeah, no, not this time guys lol
Cheaper than some back in CA....more than what CA wanted from me thoughJust as bad if not a little worse than CA.
I spent 260 to title and get plates/registration for my car for two years (and a special plate) in potato land.