The show's title, "Trial by Fire," refers to the fact that all three materials -- glass, ceramic and bronze -- require intense heat during their fabrication.
A 2006 newspaper article in the collage, with the headline "Gays and Lesbians on Fire," refers to a gay and lesbian conference that was scheduled to take place that year in Accra but was banned by the government.
Earth and Fire refer to the ideas that they spread through Erowid as "memes".
The next week, Mr. Morrison returned fire, referring to Mr. Chapman as the "News' critic and men's fashion editor".
A sports article in some late editions last Sunday about the MetroStars' soccer game against the Chicago Fire referred incorrectly to Chicago's Hristo Stoitchkov.
The senior Pellegrino said the opening of Baldoria "is more exciting than reopening after the fire," referring to the mysterious blaze that gutted Rao's in 1995.
Ms. Gorelick said at the hearing Tuesday that information in the documents "would set your hair on fire, and not just George Tenet's hair on fire," referring to the director of central intelligence.
A new performance-based assessment approach for structures in fire, referred to as hybrid fire testing (HFT) method, is presented in this article.
Oceti Sakowin, or Seven Fires, refers to the seven divisions of the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota, people who are perhaps best known for their resistance to colonization (Little Big Horn, 1876), their suffering (Wounded Knee, 1890), and their activism (Wounded Knee, 1973).
In a speech on Sunday night, Mr. Arafat called for an immediate cease-fire, referring specifically to "the suicide attacks, which we have always condemned".
Correction: January 1 , 2001 Monday The headline of a brief report on Saturday about 17 former professors who received $1.89 million from Bennington College six years after being fired referred to the agreement imprecisely.
