This fact hits us all as a white-hot reminder of the important work ahead in providing the necessary tools upon re-entry to improve resilience for each of these veterans.
Community matters, and if what your neighbor needs is a grocery run, some hot soup or a reminder to keep drinking water during a heat wave, you can make an important difference.
Batata harra ($7), tiny cubes of potato fried until golden, then pan-fried with garlic and tossed with fresh cilantro and a sprinkling of hot sauce, is a reminder that breathtaking new flavors can be coaxed from a familiar pantry of ingredients.
The ground there is too hot to touch; all reminders of a habitable world are gone.
To her granddaughter, Nanny is the hearth; to her daughter, she is a bed of hot coals — a sometimes scorching reminder, as if Louise Michele Pawkk) needed it, of her own hapless failure.
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Dan and I strolled the grounds of the CIA on a lovely Saturday afternoon, finding everywhere reminders of that hot summer day in 1968.
Hardly a matinee idol today, he has mellowed into a more relaxed and broadly persuasive orator, indulging in the occasional hot-tempered flashback as a reminder that his more primitive past still lurks.
It's a cloudless, hot day in late August, a reminder that the region was once prized land for orchards.
And in the Long Valley Caldera near the town of Mammoth Lakes, hot springs and earthquakes are a reminder of its violent past.
When and how, he asked, does the prospect of death become relevant to employees at work? Grant argued that when people's reactions to reminders of death are "hot" — anxious and panicked — those workers tend to withdraw.
