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Topic: Keep the Fire


  
  Great Fire of London - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Before this fire, two early fires of London, in 1133/1135 and 1212, both of which destroyed a large part of the city, were known by the same name.
The fire of 1666 was one of the biggest calamities in the history of London, coming at the end of the Great Plague of London (an outbreak of bubonic plague that killed perhaps hundreds of thousands).
After the fire, a rumour began to circulate that the fire was part of a Catholic plot.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Great_Fire_of_London   (1961 words)

  
 Safety
Establish fire escape routes from every room in your house and teach family members what to do in case of a fire.
Keep toys with small parts out of the reach of infants and toddlers.
Keep tools away from children until they are old enough to use them properly.
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 ☞ storage - Fire Station Storage Online Directory   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
At least one copy of the fire emergency procedures shall be prominently posted at the...
Fire Department - Alameda County - The first step of participating in the program is to contact the nearest Alameda County Fire Department Station or phone the Public Education Division at...
The Fire Chief of the City of Henderson who was leaving the main fire station,...
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 The Food Timeline: history notes--ice cream
If you are making a fromage a la glace, you must put a smaller quantity of eggs, as isinglass is to be put to stiffen it; and keep constantly stirring the cream on the fire, while the eggs are doing.
When you perceive the cream is getting thick, put the melted isinglass in, and rub it through a tammy, then put it into a mould and into ice.
Strain the cream; add it to the egg, in the stewpan; stir over the fire, without boiling, until it thickens, and strain it through a tammy cloth;
www.foodtimeline.org /foodicecream.html   (8594 words)

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