Nheeda, great question! In a nutshell, you are correct. In this case, we are concerned with fire exposure from one building to the next.

We just wrote a post about it on the Plaza-Midwood blog. You can check it out here: Firefighting 301: Fire Exposures

Noel,

Thanks for the comment. Yeah, it can be quite stifling when people push more towards "safe". I know that still continues to frustrate our graphic designer.

All the best!

Haha, yeah the choices are endless. So many mustaches and so little time. :)

Haha, that is great. That is random!

Any mention about our station's blog would be greatly appreciated! Our shifts actually begin and end at 8:00 a.m., but we are usually in the station throughout the day. Would it be better to meet during the shift at the station instead?

Thanks for checking out the site!

To me, this is one of the biggest balancing acts of being a Christian. How much do I give to God without just sitting around doing nothing and how much do I do myself without beginning to allow self to creep in and take all the credit.

Digging the new theme. Nice and clean!!

Also, I like your new theme. It is nice and clean.

Thanks. Although I am not sure I would use this feature a lot, I can see some people who would. Plus, talk about a really cool feature.

Haha, awesome!

As far as Flickr is concerned, I think you are allowed to hotlink. I believe it is probably a little safer than inline linking from someone's standalone website. I also think that it is pretty common practice.

When you hotlink to Flickr, they just want a link back to their website.

Here is one of their community guidelines:
"The Flickr service makes it possible to post content hosted on Flickr to outside web sites. However, pages on other web sites that display content hosted on flickr.com must provide a link from each photo or video back to its page on Flickr."
(http://www.flickr.com/guidelines.gne)

I hope that helps.