The accident brought a rush of police, fire and rescue squads to the train, hovering above an airport storage yard.
Riding atop a rushing plume of fire from the ship's twin solid-fuel boosters, the fuel-laden 4.5-million-pound spacecraft accelerated through 100 m.p.h.
(Years ago, working on a local newspaper, I could date the end of the school year with surgical precision by the sudden rush of grass fires turning up in the morning emergency services bulletin. Kids would set blazes on patches of wasteland, just for the thrill of seeing the fire engine arrive).
Oversight of liquidity in the asset-management industry should be enhanced to avoid risk of fire sales and a rush for redemptions.
"I wait all my life just for the rush, the passing of fire into my blood," she sings on her second album, "The Disconnection" (Interscope), which has just been released in the United States.
After Henry Holt rushed the publication of "Fire and Fury, Michael Wolfff's hazily sourced barn burner chronicling the chaos and infighting of Donald Trump's West Wing, I flipped through it with a purpose: to see how he presented Ivanka Trump, who I can still hardly believe is in the White House.
"We have all the pressure and rush of cops and fire, but we get none of the needed privileges on the streets," said Mr. Rizzo.
Residents in towns in the line of fire rushed to stock up on food as they took on board a warning from the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, that "we won't hesitate to carry out extreme action to bring Gilad back to his family".
"I was in a cloud of fire rushing toward Earth," the cosmonaut later recalled.
Among officers who suffered from battle fatigue, there were incidents of reckless behavior, daredevil attempts meant to prove their bravery like rushing into a line of fire with little regard for their own personal safety or that of their men.
