Thanks to better preparation, firefighting skills and a good dose of luck, fires raging in four states in the latest heatwave have spared humans.
Patton: They will get some education in about 10 seconds when they get a dose of our artillery fire.
No, that's not a suggestion Yoda is Rey's father, by the way; more another dose of fuel to the fire that Rey may either be a Kenobi or a Skywalker in descent.
Finally, for anyone still not down with the program, a troupe of Latino, Asian and African-American slam poets delivered a rapid-fire dose of street wisdom on the state of the American dream.
A video of a September 2007 encounter shows an inmate face down and surrounded by correction officers when a large dose of pepper spray was fired "at point-blank range" in his face.
A Dose of Realism A two-alarm fire broke out yesterday at the Brooklyn headquarters of the NBC drama "Third Watch," which chronicles firefighters working the night shift.
Service members who experienced high doses of explosive artillery fire sometimes developed shell shock or "commotio cerebri," a mysterious condition characterized by headache, amnesia, inability to concentrate, difficulty sleeping, depression, and suicidality [ 5– 7].
He is a slight, charming man in his fifties, and his historian's scholarliness is tempered by a youthful dose of the same questing enthusiasm that fired his employers during their great musical adventure.
Water is heated by solar power, the camp is lit by lanterns and candles, and an added dose of cosiness comes when the camp fires are lit at night.
What do we say about a system that has left many veterans with shabby doses of care (see "Body of War," I beseech you), and many employees fired with a dose of positive psychology which tells them to make lemonade out of really bad lemons?
