Emergency Hammer Must

Posted by admin on November 20th, 2009

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Emergency Hammer Must

Must a school in PA make up snow days if they're in a state of emergency?

Pennsylvanias been getting hammered by snow lately and is in a state of emergency, i heard we might not have to make them up but i wasnt sure

most boards in snowy areas
have a certain amount of build in snow days
based on past history
PA being a known snow belt area
i am sure has more build in days than most
school boards

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Emergency Car Accident Survival Break Hammer

$8.4

- Using the metal break hammer to shatter the window of your car in an emergency situation- Go with the peace knowing you'll never be trapped in your car- For the safety of your loved ones, have one Rescue Hammer on hand in your car, on your camping trip, anywhere you travel- Emergency break hammer is a must for your car

Car Vehicle Emergency Glass Break Hammer Seatbelt Cutter

$13.49

Description:This Emergency Car Hammer is a must for your vehicle!The life saving gadget has the power to get you out of trouble when you need it most.It has the sturdy metal hammer to shatter the window of your car in an emergency situation.Also has the built in safety cutter to slice the seat belt away to set you free from the danger.For the safety of your loved ones, have one Emergency Vehicle Hammer on hand in your car, on your camping trip, anywhere you travel.It comes with a plastic holder.Don't leave home without this Car Glass Break Hammer.Hammer Dimension: ~17.2(L) x 6.5(W) x 1.9(T)cmTotal Weight: 171gPackage included:1 x Seatbelt Cutter Hammer1 x Plastic Holder

SunMate 832 31/2x 81/2Emergency Hammer

$17.97

In an emergency situation this hammer could make all the difference for you or your loved ones. Its double steel tip can shatter windows and its razorsharp knife can cut through seat belts which can help keep occupants from being trapped in the car. Other features include a builtin emergency flashlight to aid your escape red blinking locator beam and a car holder. Glows in the dark. Keep one in every vehicle.

Quake Kare 8L Auto Emergency Safety Hammer

$34.52

Use this Emergency Auto Hammer to quickly escape from your vehicle even under water should your door become jammed or inoperable in an emergency. After an automobile accident bridge or road collapse earthquake hurricane tornado winter storm tsunami flood or other disaster you may find your door stuck and need to quickly extricate yourself or your loved ones from your vehicle. Due to gas leaks (possible explosions) or rising water (possible drowning) you need to have an emergency auto hammer handy so you can break the window of the car using its dualsided nickelplated hammer tip and cut through seat belts using the stainless steel razorsharp blade. It also includes other potentially lifesaving features such as builtin emergency flashlight a glowinthe dark locator and more. Dimensions: 3.75 x 1.75 x 9 . Disaster Usage: earthquakes hurricanes tornados tsunamis winter storms terrorist attacks floods accident bridge or road collapse. Hammer with two nickel plated carbon tips to shatter the toughest vehicle glass. Seat Belt Cutting Razor / Safe and easy to use by both adults and children. Flashlight. Car Alarm Light. Glows in the Dark. Includes mounting bracket and Velcro strips. Blinking red LED warning light. Made of ABS military standard plastic casing. Instructions: Use the razorsharp blade to slice through your seat belt. Swing the auto hammer towards the side window to break the glass by striking it with 1 of the 2 nickel plated carbon tips.

Hammer

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Hammer

Emergency!

$10.49

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Sun-Mate Corp 832 4 in 1 Emergency Hammer

$15.73

In an emergency situation this hammer could make all the difference for you or your loved ones. Its double steel tip can shatter windows and its razor-sharp knife can cut through seat belts which can help keep occupants from being trapped in the car. Other features include a built-in emergency flashlight to aid your escape red blinking locator beam and a car holder. Glows in the dark. Keep one in every vehicle. Type: Accessories

Multifunctional 4-in-1 Emergency Safe Hammer with Flashlight/Strobe/Cuting Knife

$18.8

- 4 in 1 safe hammer for driving - Safe hammer with sharp and durable head,you can break the glass to escape - Cutting knife for cutting the safety belt - Built in flashlight and strobe light

MAXSA 20015 MAXSA Emergency Flashlight

$21.29

Super bright flashlight with red LED emergency flashers window-break hammer seat belt cutter and magnetic mountShock-resistant and weatherproofIncludes mounting bracket

MAXSA Innovations 20015 Emergency Flashlight

$26.36

The emergency flashlight is a lot more than just a flashlight: it's also a windowbreak hammer flare and seatbelt cutter. An allinone safety device for all your loved ones.

Living In Emergency

$16.36

Rated: NRSynopsis: Bosnia. Rwanda. Kosovo. Sierra Leone. Pakistan. Just a few of the world’s humanitarian and political crises in the past years. Whether the result of war or nature, these disasters devastate populations and cripple health systems. Despite the immense dangers and difficulties of the work, one organization, Doctors Without Borders, has continuously intervened at these frontlines of overwhelming human need.Set in war-torn Congo and Liberia, Living in Emergency interweaves the stories of four volunteers with Doctors Without Borders as they struggle to provide emergency medical care under the most extreme conditions.Two volunteers are new recruits: a 26 year-old Australian doctor stranded in a remote bush clinic and an American surgeon struggling to cope under the load of emergency cases in a shattered capital city. Two others are experienced field hands: a dynamic Head of Mission, valiantly trying to keep morale high and tensions under control, and an exhausted veteran, who has seen too much horror and wants out.Amidst the chaos, each volunteer must confront the severe challenges of the work, the tough choices, and test the limits of their own idealism.

The Hammer

$19.99

The Hammer - Poster

Ar-15/M16 Hammer Spring Hammer Spring

$5.99

Genuine Mil-spec quality springs for the AR-15/M-16 that wear out break or just get lost. Great for creating your own emergency parts kits. Mfg: Tti Intl SPECS: Springs - steel music wire or stainless steel wire. Parts sold 5 per pack.

Technology in Emergency Management (Paperback)

$118.95

Technology plays a vital role in the effectiveness of a management plan during an emergency. Emergency Management Technology not only provides a detailed overview of the technology used, it also clearly explains how the technology is applied in the field. Readers will learn how to utilize technology in emergency planning, response, recovery and mitigation efforts and they`ll uncover the key elements that must be in place for technology to enhance the emergency management process.

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Hanna Hammers East Coast

Tropical Storm Hanna is the little train that couldn't. It tried and it tried but it couldn't blow the house down. It could never run with the big boys and be a major hurricane. So instead, Hanna hs decided to take what energy it has and dump rain, make a mess of things, and otherwise dampen the wekend of the entire East Coast. Look at Hanna as a prelude to the potential big boy- IKE!

Hurricane Ike has been messing with and fooling forecasters for a week now; however, Hanna is the prdictable one.

Tropical Storm Hanna blew hard and dumped rain in eastern North Carolina and Virginia Saturday, but caused little damage beyond isolated flooding and power outages as it quickly headed north toward New England. Hanna sailed easily over the beaches of Carolinas' coast, and emergency officials were already looking past it to powerful Hurricane Ike, several hundred miles out in the Atlantic. With Category 3 winds of near 115 mph, Ike could approach Cuba and southern Florida by Monday, as Hanna spins away from Canada over the North Atlantic.

Once more, Ike gets the attention. Poor Hanna!

"Hanna is heading north in a hurry, leaving behind sunshine for the weekend," said Myrtle Beach city spokesman Mark Kruea. He said city services would be open and that "despite a week of preliminary hype" the storm didn't have much of an impact on the city aside from a few downed trees and some power outages that were repaired in less than a half-hour. It was the same story in eastern North Carolina, where Hanna headed with top winds of around 50 mph after coming ashore around 3:20 a.m.

Julia Jarema, a spokeswoman at the N.C. Emergency Operations Center, said there are reports of some localized flooding, temporary road closures and scattered power outages, but that officials haven't heard about too many problems. "As the day goes on, I'm sure we're going to hear more reports of flooding as people get out and get on the roads," she said.

Hanna started drenching the Carolina coast Friday, with some street flooding by late afternoon. People on the beach had to shout to be heard. By the time it reached the coast, the storm's top sustained winds had dropped to about 60 mph from near 70 mph while the storm was over water. But, a lot of trees get lost with 60-70 mpH winds. The sun will return to the East Coast after the weekend as the clouds retrun to the Gulf when the big boys takes over the news stories.