Everything is churned through Skyfire's servers first and then streamed to your phone, similar to how Danger handles web pages for Sidekick devices.
Working with screaming hot glass (2,250 degrees, to be exact — roughly three times hotter than a pizza oven) necessitates intense concentration; there is the very real danger of handling a molten material, but also a finite window of opportunity within which the glass is workable.
The danger of handling unexploded World War One ammunition was demonstrated on Wednesday when two Belgian workmen were killed by an unexploded shell which was dug up on a building site.
Given the potential dangers ahead, handling spent fuel rods could prove the least of Japan's nuclear worries.
Although it's supposedly a real threat in many poor countries -- if only because of the dangers of handling human waste -- authorities in the United States have been fooled on a few occasions into thinking jenkem was becoming an emerging epidemic that should be addressed by quick action.
Development of such methods is complicated by the extreme slow growth of M. tuberculosis (doubling time 24 hrs), the presence of non-tuberculosis strains contaminating patient samples, the dangers of handling highly infectious agents, and the broad-range of bacterial densities in sputum samples.
He was educating villagers about the dangers of handling improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
Thanks in part to UNICEF campaigns to sensitize children and parents on the dangers of handling unexploded ordnance, Nada and her friends now tread with caution and avoid anything that looks dangerous.
Those who do not see her as a cold-hearted killer, someone who knew she was putting people in danger just by handling their food, would end the last sentence with a word like, say, incarcerated.
Dr. Cohen then explained that the city did not want to find itself in the same position as Washington and Trenton, where postal workers were sickened and even died after what officials now concede was a delayed public health response to the danger they faced handling contaminated envelopes.
These patients required radioactivity screening, but we could not take rapid action because of the lack of trained staff members and danger involved in handling radioactivity measuring devices.
