FIRING UP THE BASE As for Democrats, they still have some ways to influence the outcome.
But following the lead of America's two most important newspapers, the post-firing debate lighting up the Twittoblogosphere was not so much about the general's and the journalist's loose lips as it was about whether their privacy was violated.
Stevenson was more than attached to Fanny, for all her intermittent "hellish energy", her black moods and firings-up; but the fictional Stevenson doesn't seem to mind this description either.
"If the prospect of a Sunni coalition force does prove to be a chimaera, and Yemen a Saudi failure, we shall surely see as a by-product more firing-up of jihadists in Syria and Iraq".
But if the prospect of a Sunni coalition force does prove to be a chimaera, and Yemen a Saudi failure, we shall surely see as a by-product more firing-up of jihadists in Syria and Iraq (the old remedy again).
Flight controllers with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, or JAXA, meanwhile, planned to spend the next week testing the H.T.V.'s systems and practicing abort procedures while carrying out a series of rendezvous rocket firings to catch up with the space station.
Over the next two days, the shuttle commander, Col. Frederick W. Sturckow of the Marines, and the pilot, Kevin A. Ford, a retired Air Force colonel, plan to carry out a series of rocket firings to catch up with the space station, setting the stage for docking around 9 p.m. Sunday.
These firings will save up to $6 million a year, officials said.
However as the noise intensity increases firings also increase up to a maximum peak, where the mean escape rate approximately equals the signal frequency.
In these systems, cyclic loading is induced by repeated start-ups, firings, and shut-down ramps.
She also holds up "Firing Line" as a compelling model of engagement with political opponents — a kind of engagement that's missing from politics today.
