"In lesser hands this plot could have a tritely familiar air," writes Empire's Angie Errigo.
"Flames were shooting eight feet in the air," wrote one owner in a complaint filed in late August.
10.44am: A dank morning here in Manchester with slippery drizzle slouching in the air, writes Tanya Aldred.
"The air of Hobart Town is perfect air," wrote Anthony Trollope, whose ecstatic descriptions of Tasmania in 1873 inspired a mini-migration from Britain.
"I saw a man who was supposed to be dead, coughing – or choking, possibly even gasping for air," wrote one witness.
Humans can become infected with the virus "by breathing small particles of mouse urine or droppings that have been stirred up into the air," wrote Dan Jensen, president of DNC Parks and Resorts at Yosemite.
10.28am: The covers are being removed at the Swalec Stadium but the groundstaff are likely to be busier than the players today with thick cloud surrounding the ground and drizzle in the air, writes Paul Rees.
"Having him around was like having extra oxygen in the air," wrote Sybille Bedford.In his writing style, Chatwin was one of the pioneers of the mixed-genre narrative which is so fashionable today, combining fact with fiction in books which he insisted on simply calling "stories".
A blogger on the conservative Web site Hot Air wrote of the video on Wednesday afternoon, "It makes a pretty powerful argument against another four years of Barack Obama, but that shouldn't be the job of news-reporting organizations, even when we like the message".
"The administration is presenting as 'progress' proposals that delay action on air pollution, weaken health standards and undermine enforcement of the law," Angela Ledford, director of Clear the Air, wrote in the foreword to the report, adding, "If there was ever a time for people to stand up and demand action, it is now".
He had the air, wrote a reporter who visited him, "of a man who might set out to sea with an hour's notice".
