Small accumulations of ash can reduce visibility, create slippery runways and taxiways, infiltrate communication and electrical systems, interrupt ground services, damage buildings and parked aircraft.
If power goes to outside outlets or near water, either buy an inverter with a Ground Fault Interrupt and ground it, or add a GFI to it.
At the Berkshire Botanical Garden (Routes 102 and 183; 413-298-3926; www.berkshirebotanical.org), a program called Cultivate, offered in conjunction with the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, features works that interact with, and sometimes interrupt, the bucolic grounds.
Underground wiring protects the utility system from many of the perils that interrupt service above ground, like cars running into poles, animals nibbling on wires or wind blowing wires free.
Individuals begin their Prebasic molt during late summer on the breeding grounds, then interrupt this molt and migrate to one of two known molting "hotspots"¿southern Arizona and New Mexico and n.
Install a GFI (ground fault interrupt) outlet on any outlets within 6 feet (1.8 m) of a sink.
The $1.5 million WildAid spends on the ground interrupting the wildlife trade is raised from other foundations and individual donors.
A small, stubbly grass covered the grounds, interrupted every so often by palm trees and protruding chunks of brain coral, looking like a tropical miniature golf course.
It forages while walking slowly, holding the head lower than 50 cm above the ground, interrupted by occasional bouts of vigilance in which they will raise their heads and scan the area.
It is a slow unveiling that teases and tantalises; the gentle rhubarb rumble around the ground, interrupted by ripples of applause and occasionally, if a wicket falls, the sharp increase in volume snapping back drifting attention.
The children used to run down the stairs from their playroom on the ground floor to interrupt their father as he worked on his ministerial papers, or more likely on his diaries, to question him on the burning issue of the day.
