Returned from the chalklands and wearing my feather headdress, I apprehended the pair, pushing them out of harm's way before they reached that legendary dinette the National, full of salty toffee, pâtes de fruits, candied tumbleweed.
One Cambridge-based company, HubSpot, talked to me about how they coordinated their response, with people in IT, security, and HR all working together to first identify employees in the Watertown area who might be in harm's way, and then reaching out to those people "to make sure they had heard the news and didn't plan to go outside," said Katie Burke, from the company.
Place a Consumer Product Safety Commission-approved bassinet by your bed, where baby is within arm's reach but safely out of harm.
With such warnings and a population aware of how to respond, people should be out of harm's way before a lahar reaches their communities.
Public warnings failed to reach most of those in harm's way, or understated the risk.
"You reach a point where if you can't do your job effectively, there's no point in being in harm's way," Mr. Redmond said.
Such machines can be more cost effective, reach greater depths and keep human beings out of harm's way.
Reaching out to witnesses thus "might put people in harm's way".
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City and Colour's most recent LP, 2013's The Hurry and the Harm, reached No 32.
All participants completed a pregame baseline and a follow-up assessment (4 6 days later) of lumbar spine motion and expectations of pain and harm during standardized reaches to high (easier), middle, and low (hardest to reach) targets.
