- As most of you know i am very passionate about what i do and usually dont post off topic information on this blog.
I wish the spammers knew this as it would save me a lot of time deleting their posts on sex drugs etc
But in this case i can tell you that although the below post about michael may not tell the full story ,never the less he has provided me with fantastic information that has helped me a great deal with marketing and much of it is free.
Go to him enjoy and spread the word on this marketing great !Here’s someone I think you should meet . . . Michael Senoff from
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A Man I Admire
Monday, November 30th, 2009DONT WAST YOUR TIME POSTING PORN AS IT WILL BE DELETED
Sunday, December 7th, 2008IF YOUR POST IS NOT RELATED TO SAFETY/FIRE EXTINGUISHERS/SAFETY EQUIPEMENT
YOU GET THE DRIFT.
DONT WASTE YOUR TIME.
I WILL ALSO GET YOU SHUTDOWN IF YOU POST OFFENSIVE MATERIAL OR LINKS ON DRUGS OR PENIS EXTENSIONS
chris merrill
http://www.discountfireandsafety.com.au
Smoke Alarms Save Lives
Saturday, July 5th, 2008
31/01/2008 1:08:24 PM
Emergency Services Minister Neil Roberts has congratulated Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) personnel on their continued commitment to the fire safety message.
Mr Roberts said survey data had revealed 96.2% of households now had at least one smoke alarm fitted, up almost 10% from November 2006.
This increase can be attributed to the State Government’s introduction of legislation last July that made it compulsory for all Queensland residences to have a working smoke alarm.
“These figures are great to see, and are a tribute to the efforts of the QFRS to keep Queenslanders safe,” Mr Roberts said.
“In Queensland, 78% of all home fire deaths occur in houses without smoke alarms, so the increase in compliance means lives are being saved.”
Mr Roberts said the skill and professionalism of the QFRS is also saving Queenslanders money.
In the 2006-07 financial year, the average loss in dollars from a structural fire in Queensland was $2,000, continuing its decline from $2,283 in 2003-04.
“When QFRS crews attend structural fires the first priority is to ensure all occupants are removed safely from the premises, but every effort is also made to protect the structure itself.
“In 2006-07, the QFRS responded to 50% of call-outs in 6.9 minutes. Overall the QFRS responded to 97.5% of call-outs under the target of 14 minutes.”
“Property loss in Queensland was also the lowest of any Australian state at just $23 per person, down from $29 last year.”
Most other states have a policy of fitting smoke alarms to all new homes and homes that are renovated
but we think that the qld rule should apply to all states.
Smoke alarms are very inexpensive (about $8 ) and all homes should have at least 1.
I also think that homes should have a fire blanket and at least a 1kg abe fire extinguisher fitted in their
kitchen area.This would stop a lot more property damage and possibly save more lives.
Eventually i think this will become mandatory.
Chris merrill
http://www.discountfireandsafety.com.au