What Do You Do? - Sudden Death #3

i thought you might like it given your interest in firefighting.

not all neighborhoods are created equal. in my neighborhood, houses are large but on fairly small lots, so even a light breeze risks spreading a fire from one house to the next. even in a neighborhood where houses aren't packed too close, this is a jet fuel fire in a residential house with numerous opportunities for a large explosion to occur, which could launch debris and flammable material to neighboring structures. factor in trees, power lines, parked cars, backyard sheds, and wooden fences, and there are certainly avenues for this fire to spread to the immediate neighbors. better safe than sorry, go across the street and a house or two down

rip

when falling from great height, like off a high building or from a plane, one of the only pieces of advice that can be given to even marginally increase your chance of survival is to land feet-first, because the lower part of your body will absorb the impact and maybe spare your organs. however, when falling from a moderate and survivable height, it's recommended that you roll when you hit the ground to absorb and distribute the impact, since you don't need to put your legs at risk

thanks!