What do bullet proof vests, fire escapes, windshield wipers and laser printers all have in common?
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They were all invented by women?
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A google image search finds items like the one you describe called "Leather Bullet Belt Pouch" or "Leather cartridge holder". I think the most common name is simply a "bullet pouch".\n\nYou can also buy belts with built-in bullet loops.
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It provides overall physical fitness.  Often most military (not the paper pusher end) are subjected to physical work everyday.  Having the necessary tools to do the job (muscles) will help you do it faster and better.  Bullet Proof vests and Kevlar helmets are for stopping bullets.
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This is a broad question.\n\n1. Computers\n2. Vehicles\n3. Refrigerators\n4. Medications\n5. Food preservatives
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Too many to list them in a single answer.\n\nStarting with infrastructure:\n\nEmergency shower, other emergency equipment (fire extinguisher, eye-shower...)\n\nchemical-resistant benches, water leads, wastewater leads. Optionally gases, steam, deionized water.\nElectrical leads.\n\nflue, laminar flow workbenches...\n\nGlassware: lots of different forms, special glasses...\nCeramics, metal vessels...\n\nAnalytical instruments and machines, starting with stirrers, heaters or shakers, thermometres, electrodes, and going on to fully automatted multi-element analysis or biological reactors.\n\nYour average lab catalogue usually shows only part of what can be in a scientific chemistry laboratory.
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Paper and pencil. Filing cabinets. Typewriters. ETC.
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Keyboard \nMouse \nJoystick \nDigitising Tablet \nTouch Sensitive Screen \nLight Pen \nSpace Mouse \nDigital Stills Camera \nMagnetic Ink Character\nRecognition (MICR) \n Optical Mark Reader\n(OMR) \nImage Scanner \nBar Codes \nMagnetic Reader \nSmart Cards \nVoice Data Entry \nSound Capture \nVideo Capture
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A laser printer is a general term for a category of printers that use dry toner instead of wet ink to place text and/or graphics on a page.  A laserjet is a brand of laser printer manufactured by Hewlett-Packard (HP).
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house, house insurance, water, electric, cable, PC, software, gas, oil\ncar, car insurance, gasoline\nkids, education\nhealth insurance\nfood, beverage\ncredit card ( everything else )\nuncle sam, town tax, state tax\nthe rest for everyone else wants to stick their hands into your wallet
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Nothing is indestructable, everything burns or melts at a certain temperature. even aerogel, the most fire resistant synthetic material, has a melting point of about 2000 degrees farenheit. This website should help clear it up, \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Box_%28transportation%29\n\nbut basically it is a quarter of an inch thick steel with fireproof material like kevlar underneath. it is a flight data recorder and voice recorder that can store flight data to tell what went wrong and voice recorder to tell if it was a terrorist attack/highjack or determine if it was a human error. old ones used to have moving parts and failed occasianally, but newer digital ones have no moving parts, hold more information, and never fail that i have heard about.
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animals, air craft, vehicles etc
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flash cards, dual layer dvd's, usb flash drives, high speed hard drives!...
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I would like to know the source of your information since the bullet RESISTANT vests (IBA) were tested with everything up to .308CAL rounds.  This is how they achieve Level IV certification for bullet resistance.  As police also use these vests, the testing was done to very strict standards.\n\nThe vests also work well, but there are holes in the protection, just like any armor has holes.  For the IBA, these holes are around the arms and that wierd necessity humans have where our heads stick out.  The vests work extremely well and the reduction in casualties are amazing.  Unfortunatly, we are seeing an increase in leg and arm shots as a result... such is the armor vs anti-armor saga from the 5th century BC Chinese to today.\n\nSome equipment has been junk.  The (in)famous, and cancelled, SGT York Mobile AA gun being one.  Some might argue the M-16 was initially a POS.  The problems here occur when requirments are not stated clearly and/or change constantly and a devotion to getting the item to work which leads people to not want it to fail or be cancelled.  Congressional pressure for a success in their district is also, unfortunatly, a factor at times.\n\nWe do have checks and balances: Congress, the Inspector General's Offices, the sometimes dubious "watchdog groups", and several other internal checks.  Do they always work?  No, nothing humans do ever always works, but the system is very good.\n\nAlso, one thing to note is many of these projects are meant to "push the envelope" of science.  BTW, you are using the results of this pushing as you read this post over the internet on your computers.  Ever been air-medivac'd in a helicopter?  Ever had surgery?  Ever used the new clotting powder which stops bleeding instantly?  Ever used GPS?  The list of achievments is long for this R&D.  Much, much longer than the failures.
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Today it is done with high tech scanners and even more high tech photo quality printers. That's the easy part. the hard part is getting the right quality paper because it's almost a cloth material.
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comfy shirt/t-shirt and jeans/shorts whatever that you dont mind getting ruined, steal toe capped boots and a safety hat, gloves and goggles preferably, maybe a mask if required. :) xx
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no stiching now!\nwelding\npolymer compunds\nglues\nadhesives\ncements
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