View Larger Map Graphic, distressing video recorded in the immediate aftermath of the accident was uploaded to YouTube by Isidoro Castaño, a resident of the area who said he was attending a local residents' association meeting near the tracks when he heard what sounded like an explosion.
They abandoned sampling almost entirely and engaged in obsessive strategies like writing and recording instrumental passages, pressing the results to vinyl, distressing the disk, and then sampling this edition of one.
The pitching has been so bad, and the won-loss record so distressing, that questions have begun to bubble up regarding Manager Terry Francona's job security, even with the success he has had since joining the club in 2004, when he led them to the first of two World Series titles.
Life events and chronic distressing life conditions were recorded with the Munich Interview for the Assessment of Life Events and Conditions (MEL) every 3 months over a period of 2 years along with psychopathological symptoms and recurrencies.
The images are distressing, but the camera cannot record the deafening sounds of machinery, or the heat and odors of the workplace.
Although the disappointing home record has been distressing, the Nets can still point to their road success, an achievement usually reserved for the most veteran and talented groups, teams capable of handling demanding traveling schedules and accustomed to adjusting to new surroundings.
Allowing patients to access their health records may be a distressing experience for some.
Activists also recorded far more graphic and distressing video of Mr. Sato weeping as he looked at his partner's bloody and bullet-scarred body in a field hospital.
Moreover, the housekeeper has prolifically filled the official records of her life with untruths, distressing prosecutors who would have to rely on her credibility to sustain any charges against Mr. Strauss-Kahn.
