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The Nightgowns, Working for a Living

The Nightgowns perform "Working for a Living" from their new album, "Sing Something" @ the CD release concert. The Warehouse. Tacoma, WA. An amazing ...

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thiskittypurrrs commented on 19 Dec 2010

It's sooo cool to see a guy who hung around with some of your friends in highschool, who was nice and interesting, make it big, and be amazingly talented!! ;0) Trevor, you are ingenious! Wish I could see more live shows, the live show I was at was awesome!

Val Lind commented on 09 Feb 2012

You guys should be bigger. How much do you make off Pandora?

slmUSA commented on 05 Sep 2010

Nice music, but maybe a bit more thought on the band name?

Val Lind commented on 09 Feb 2012

Love the dancing girl close to the mic.

stripiyilby commented on 23 Aug 2009

kris thanks so much, i like it!

thisisgonnasuck commented on 06 Sep 2010

Line Traveling Circus 2.6

StreepHetWeg commented on 26 Apr 2010

very nice song!

2014 Work Crew - Malibu Women's Weekend

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Late night Classics with the Portland Road work crew.

a season in dreamland, the beginning of Motopony

This is a chapter in the story of Daniel Blue's creative sojourn. This footage was shot at the end of Daniel's time living in Tacoma WA's infamous warehouse ...

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Nolan Kurtz commented on 03 Dec 2012

I was so excited for this!

Flashover Or Backdraft Occurs While Crews Are In A Working House Fire In New Chicago.

Get the best fire fighting DVD Video's @ //www.mabas21.com Crews were dispatched to a reported house fire at 402 Madison In New Chicago on 02-17-12, ...

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hartsfire416 commented on 19 Jan 2016

@7:51, WTH???

hartsfire416 commented on 19 Jan 2016

+hartsfire416 And @ 8:09, good way to drag someone off the ladder, smdh???

aaronisloan commented on 14 Jan 2016

Why do they blast their horns when their is a backdraft?? I have seen it quite a bit now...

Timothy Marshall commented on 30 Jan 2016

Its definitely not a backdraft and it's certainly not a flashover. If I had to guess is was probably some sort of collapse inside the structure. Backdraft doesnt happen in well ventilated compartments.

aaronisloan commented on 17 Jan 2016

thx man ;)

Mark C. commented on 17 Jan 2016

+aaronisloan It mean evacuate back to the truck.

Aaron Davis commented on 29 Dec 2015

Probably the most hillbilly operation I have ever seen! WTF

Aus Explorer commented on 15 Jan 2016

+Aaron Davis almost, but search for "Grants Pass Rural Fire", then you see the worst ever I think.

Kathy White commented on 28 Nov 2015

Really??? You firstt leave one man on the roof and everyone walks away? If he would have fallen through on the cameraman would have known. Also, you have no open communication when you are inside so a guy has to blow the trucks horn for you to get out? Might have well used the garden hose with the amount of water that was used.

OBFD Fire Ground Films commented on 01 Jan 2016

In every department, when doing something interior, truck horns means bail out. There could've been radio traffic saying to get out, but truck horns are louder than radios in a fire.

JJKNUCKLE AMERICANMAN commented on 21 Nov 2015

Obviously a huge problem with this department. Just a few things I noticed that I would like to add:1. There WAS in fact a charged line going in the front door very early in the video, less than one minute. 2. I simply do not understand why ceilings were not pulled in the fire room immediately and an interior attack initiated. We should have seen a water stream coming out of ventilation holes cut in the roof very early into this video.3. Not once did I see he lonely member working on the roof check support structure conditions for his safety AND for his team members inside. As mentioned many time: WHAT is he doing alone up there ????4. The so called "Chief" is by far out of his league. Watch him closely......he is oblivious to what is occurring and how to lead his team SAFELY through this operation. Absolutely no size up, setting horrible examples with regard to his own ad company safety. I did not see him direct anyone.......looks as though he is at a ball game top of the fifth inning 2 outs and a man on first. This "Chief" provided absolutely no support and/or leadership on the fire grounds......he simply got in the way. 5. Finally, there seems to be a huge volume of combustibles in the attic. I realize the high wind helped but the volumes of black smoke combined with the degree of flame tells me there was something up in the attic area that definitely fueled the fire. I did show this to a safety officer in my department. He was just as amazed as we all are at the actions taken in this video. He indicated that many clips would be taken from this horror picture and used for training as well as a reminder to the 1064 sworn members of our department. Our safety is job one, we instantly become a liability if and when mistakes are made and in our business unlike some others.........Mistakes made on the fire ground are simply not reversible and in some instances life changing if not deadly. Good Day !!!!

Charley Roderick commented on 20 Jan 2016

+Mathew Thomas I think you're partially right. Yea it might not be an excuse, but if they are not trained well, they won't know better

Mathew Thomas commented on 20 Jan 2016

+Jordan Haines lack of training isn't an excuse to run into a structure without a pack or mask on. that's just ignorance.

Jordan Haines commented on 17 Jan 2016

+Charley Roderick i didn't mean for it to come off so hostile as it sounded. I realize there are fire departments that are volunteer, such as the department I am in, that for the calls we go to, we handle fairly well. however, there is a difference between the skill level and knowledge of a volunteer fire fighter, and a full time fighter. a volunteer such as myself, learns the basics of fire fighting, and completes training as I gradually am in a fire department for longer. A full time fire fighter has to take all the training required, all the courses required, and practices on a regular basis, which volunteer fire departments may lack. I'm not against volunteer fire fighter. I'm on a volunteer department. however, if there had been more training this could have been preventable

Charley Roderick commented on 17 Jan 2016

+Jordan Haines It has nothing to do with it being a VFD. It looked like the guys here just weren't trained well enough to do the tasks at hand. Here we will fight fires like they do in New York. We're trained well enough to, and we're a VFD.

Jordan Haines commented on 13 Dec 2015

the problem is that it's a volunteer fire department. this crew isn't trained to the extent they should be. I'm a part of a volunteer fire department. we are NOT allowed inside of a building with fire unless it is a stove fire or a simple fire, which essentially means we do not perform interior fire fighting, only exterior. why this department was performing an interior attack I do not know, but this is also why fire departments are now training how they do now. it's events like these that make us learn what not to do.

Boeingfan727 commented on 13 Nov 2015

Im no firefighter but A: Aren't they supposed to be putting the fire out quickly? B: Shouldn't a fire fighters helmet be fastened before approaching a fire? And C: If you have flames shooting out of a roof is it a good idea to be going back on it to cut more holes? I don't know this particular style of fire fighting but far from what my town does.

zephyer 1999 commented on 29 Dec 2015

+Boeingfan727 Yes, departments do come up with some separate operating procedures but, there are certain standards and safety precautions. We don't all drive our cars the same way but, we all know that you are not suppose to run red lights.This department didn't seem to be doing any of them. It is like watching people that have never fought a fire trying to figure out what to do.It is a volunteer department, maybe they are badly funded and can't afford training but, mostly I think it is a badly neglected department.The man in the white hat is the Chief and should probably be fired. He is one of the biggest violators.He left a man all by himself on the roof. FFs are suppose to work as a team.No one spotted the man coming down the ladder and held it in place. Especially with snow and ice on the ground.People were going in and out of the building with SCBA (air) tanks or not wearing their masks and being on air.Took them way to long to get water flowing.Their is a platform truck on scene but, in this video it isn't seen being put to use to get to the fire higher up.There are more but, I forget them at the moment.

Boeingfan727 commented on 29 Dec 2015

+zephyer 1999 exactly. I mean I know there are different approaches to fighting a fire per department, but I really do think this one needs to reevaluate its procedures or someone is going to get seriously injured. I respect and honor these men for what they do, and I would hate to see any of them get hurt for a bad decision or their department not training them the correct way.

zephyer 1999 commented on 29 Dec 2015

+Boeingfan727 Shouldn't be leaving a man on the roof by himself either. Or walking into burning buildings without an airmask on.

2015 Ford F 150 King Ranch Crew Cab 4WD

It is easy to get excited about a truck like this! I do not work for Conway Ford...If you are in the market for a car like this Please call Traci Luke at Conway Ford ...

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sixshooter4570 commented on 29 Nov 2015

One more thing, I wish Ford would do away with the cheap Sony Sound system mainly due to that awful useless sub woofer and go with BOSE! JMHO! Good Video overall, thanks for your effort.

sixshooter4570 commented on 09 Dec 2015

Yeah, but the sub sucks bad, for 750W it's pathetic!

diana harman commented on 16 Oct 2015

What about the power deploying running boards?

MikesCarInfo commented on 17 Oct 2015

+diana harman I knew I forgot something :)

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Jared Consolo commented on 30 Oct 2015

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Bill Poe commented on 23 Jul 2015

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Mike Smith commented on 13 Jul 2015

The open top shelf on the middle of the dash is for tissue in the box (very easy to reach)

MikesCarInfo commented on 13 Jul 2015

+Mike Smith Good idea!

Tomas Barahona commented on 08 Jul 2015

That truck is $63,000.00 dollars, why anybody going spend in Gadgets than Quality and Reliability, I'm sorry for people love ford but ford it's not a great Quality truck or vehicle. And the price of that its crazy. Besides Ford lose value quick.

Derpey1.2 commented on 09 Aug 2015

+Tony Mawdsley No way, 140k USD is about as much as some houses cost! That's way overpriced!

Tony Mawdsley commented on 22 Jul 2015

At current prices US$63,000 = AUS$84,865But we are being charged for a F150 in Australia AUS$189,000 = US$140,304Now would you pay over US$100k for an F150?

Derpey1.2 commented on 22 Jul 2015

+Tony Mawdsley Tomas means 63,000.00 USD Price, just for clarification

Tony Mawdsley commented on 11 Jul 2015

+Tomas Barahona Hi Mate, in Australia The Ford Ranger is around the $63,000 mark & if you really want an F150 you would be looking around $145,000...so $63,000 for a New F150 is a really great price...all the best

iwanaGoFast2010 commented on 26 Jun 2015

wheres the options????

MikesCarInfo commented on 26 Jun 2015

I'm not sure what you are asking. There is a link to the window sticker in the description if you want to look at all the options listed out.

William Blanchard commented on 01 Jun 2015

Great job again Mike.....think you can do a F250

MikesCarInfo commented on 01 Jun 2015

+William Blanchard I will try to get my hands on one! Thanks for the suggestion

DownShift83 & The Northwest Connection

Up in Tacoma, WA for the DownShift83 meet up/ farewell. Below are links to all the other riders that attended the ride. Please keep in mind that I was having ...

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AssassinMoto commented on 22 Jul 2013

The one thing that i figured out is that you need to wipe the SD card after every software upload and let the GoPro reformat it... but yeah the hero3 has been having way to many problems!