The massage was intermittently interrupted when Jodi went to retrieve more hot rocks.
Moments after a Taco Bell customer got up from his seat to retrieve some hot sauce, a car burst through the restaurant's wall – right where the customer had been sitting, according to the Miami Herald.
The remotely operated vehicle (ROV) was built at a cost of more than £800,000 to find and retrieve the hot spots.
Four out of the six organisms retrieved from hot springs are raIS-enriched except for Sulfolobus acidocaldarius DSM639 and Thermofilum pendens Hrk 5, as shown in Additional file 1, Table S4.
Dangling from the models' enormous wigs were spoons, knives, forks and metal measuring cups (thus prompting another reminder to self: retrieve recipe for hot cross buns before Easter).
In line with our expectations, the PTSD group took longer to retrieve autobiographical memories during trauma hot spots than during negative event hot spots.
They threw mutton chops into a huge wok, added potatoes, carrots and salt and pepper, and then opened the door to a wood-burning stove and retrieved several intensely hot rocks, which were tossed in with the same nonchalance as the carrots and potatoes.
The task of the ROV and the 20 crew who live aboard the mothership barge, the LM Constructor, is to scour the seabed for radioactive hot spots and retrieve them.
On one of innumerable runs to the fridge -- I recall it being a sunny, but not hot day -- to retrieve the beloved beverage which was to accompany two salted, hard-boiled eggs, I begged for a sip of what was made out to me to be some sort of magical elixir.
A few months after the war ended in 1865, families journeyed to Uvalde in the murderously hot month of August to retrieve the remains.
