No doubt you would agree that it is important to be able to reliably test the functionality of your fire hydrants. After all, what good is a fire hydrant if it doesn't work properly in case of an emergency?

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There are many systems out there for testing your fire hydrants. How can you make a good choice? Here are a few things to keep in mind.

Fire Hydrant Testing Systems

When selecting a system for testing your fire hydrants, look for some of these key benefits:

* Ease of use. Let's face it: Few of us are experts in testing fire hydrants. So you want a system that doesn't require you to have a Ph.D. in order to use it!

* Completeness. The software that your system for testing fire hydrants comes with needs to be comprehensive enough to test all aspects of the hydrant's reliability. Otherwise, the testing system may overlook important aspects, giving you a false sense of security.

* Reliability. Just as your fire hydrants need to work reliably whenever needed, so your testing system should be reliable. It should work properly the first time and every time thereafter during a reasonable life span for the system.

Advantages of a Good Fire Hydrant Reliability Testing System

When you choose a reliable, comprehensive, and easy-to-use system for testing your fire hydrants, you will likely achieve many benefits. For one thing, you will know with a reasonable degree of certainty that your hydrants are providing an adequate water supply that can be depended on. The right system may also help to achieve a lower ISO score. Best of all, a good hydrant testing system will give you peace of mind, for it will ensure that the hydrants are functional in case of emergency.

Why not look into finding a good system for testing your fire hydrants today?

School is fun! So does teaching. Well, dealing with another set of students under my advisory was a whole lot, uhm... EXCITING! Gee, quite unsure if I made the right choice of word. Anyway, vacation is over (though, I didn't really have one) or maybe it's more appropriate to say SUMMER BREAK is over!

I'm just glad that first day of school was a total success. I got quite a number of students. They're all doing fine. And for sure, I'll be expecting for more. I pray for a whole year of wonderful bonding with them. I pray as well that on one way or another, I could make an impact to their lives!

She's staring at you...

Meet Gretchen...

This is Janith

How often would you do the things you love? Well, for most of us, time could be an issue. As for me, I really do love sketching! It all started back in my primary years. I run out of papers most of the time simply because, I just can't stop it. My teacher, who caught me once sketching while giving her lectures, scolded me saying that I could not serve two masters at the same time. Well, honestly, I don't really agree with her because my hands might be busy, but my ears were listening, she just didn't believe me, though. When I was in college, I go lie low in sketching faces, figures coz I was introduced to the Technical Drafting world, which requires greater accuracy through measurement-and honestly, it wasn't really my thing but I just left with no other option but to follow. Right now that I'm already a teacher, and a mother, I can see that my two elder kids loves to draw as well! At least they've started at a very tender age. My son loves to draw solar system and any other figures that would fascinate him. My daughter just simply follow what her brother were able to draw. I can see a future artist in them. Then I realized if only I didn't stop doing it regularly, then I would have an improved skills, much better than my output before. Though, right now, I started to relive it again. I just love doing it. I even watch tutorial videos to help me somehow. Wish I could really make it better this time.

Awesome, indeed! What d'you think? LOL

Awesome, indeed! What d'you think? LOL

How does it feel being neglected? ignored? unloved? Gosh, believe me, the feeling is so annoying? disgusting? Ahh I just couldn't find the right adjective. But mind you, that feeling of "self-pity" is also inevitable. I know for others I'm just being so unreasonable for entertaining such thought. But who could blame me? All I'm asking for is that little effort or gesture that would make me feel being loved, being prioritized, after all it's a special occasion for me, which is also supposedly, for both of us. But no, even a little effort hasn't done. For the past years, I did the initiative. Yes it was I who made the plan on what to do and where to go. It was I who reminded him on what he should do. Yes, you heard it right, he needs to be reminded, funny isn't it? Can you feel that love is in the air? I doubt. Coz for me, if you valued someone, you need to do something to let her know. You need to let her feel that she's still and will always be important to you. Am I asking for too much? What added insult to my already injured heart is the fact that when it was a reunion or his organization's activity, he was very active that he exert much effort, volunteer to work, and even spend money for it! Yes, he's willing to donate for the success of the event. But in our 7th year anniversary? No budget at all.

Now, judge me.