FDNY Firefighter Calendar Directory

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New York Firefighters Annual Hunks Calendar -2010 Gold Standard Edition Photography by BATTMAN. Battman Studios has been shooting the calendar since 1996. The 2010 version continues the tradition of featuring our local heroes in famous NYC locations. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each calendar benefit the Staten Island Burn Center.

City of the Brave 2010 Calendar

Photography by Katherine Kostreva. This version is also a "hunks" calendar. Dedicated to the firefighters of New York City and is a pictorial representation of their sacrifices for others. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each calendar benefit the Thomas R. Elsasser Fund.

Both of the above calendars are sold by:

Firestore
17 Greenwich Avenue
New York, NY 10014

For Orders call : 800-229-9258

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Fire Fighters 2010 Wall Calendar

Photography by Nancy Greifenhagen. Calendar dedicated to the heroic who protect our homes and communities each and every day. Each month has a scene of a fire fight in progress with flames, hoses and lots of action.

Sold by:

Calendars.com
6411 Burleson Rd
Austin, TX 78744-1414

Twelve Fire Safety Tips

1. Keep matches away from children. Teach young children about the dangers of playing with fire.

2. Don't smoke in bed.

3. Have smoke alarms on each level of you house, and inside and right outside your bedroom.

4. Don't leave anything being cooked unsupervised. If you need to leave the kitchen set a timer to remind you to come back and check on your food.

5. Click here to consider the following questions before deciding to purchase or use a fire extinguisher.

6. Consider installing a home sprinkler system.

7. Apply proper caution when using portable space heaters, and only use according to the manufacturers directions. Keep any combustible materials such as paper, clothes, bedding, drapes, couches, etc. at least three feet away.

8. Don't run electrical cords under rugs in high traffic areas, where they can become damaged and frayed.

10. Only use appliances with three prongs in three prong outlets.

11. Don't overload electrical cords.

12. Be careful about purchasing used appliances at thrift stores or garage sales. Some may be quite old and not up to modern safety standards. Only buy and use electrical appliances evaluated by a nationally recognized laboratory, such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL).