Douse the fire with water, stir the coals, douse with water again.
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You could literally douse yourself head to toe in beer.
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Smokers douse their fingers in perfume and jettison their cigarettes.
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It also started a small fire, which Clawson helped douse.
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But Mr. Li tried to douse any sense of triumphalism.
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It will not douse, but inflame the fears of our citizens.
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Douse yourself in the joy of dogs frolicking in water fountains.
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Firemen trying to douse the fire at Delhi's Natural History Museum.
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Instead, you should douse the area with vinegar, which inhibits stinging.
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Then, because this is America, douse it in bacon cheeseburger bits.
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A government shutdown could douse those hopes and drag down shares.
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People threw water from rooftops to try to douse the gas.
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It will not douse but enflame the fears of our citizens.
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Then they douse them in kerosene and light them on fire.
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Douse all that with enough wine, and it's bound to catch fire.
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Someone douse this little champion in Gatorade, he really made it happen.
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Douse your hair from root to tip with a salt-infused mist.
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Almost makes you want a stranger to douse you with a beer.
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The two used water from a hot tub to douse the cinders.
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Some helicopters get equipped with big buckets to douse fires, Lopez said.
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Late in the day, the White House tried to douse the furor.
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Firefighters are using foam and water to douse the blaze, Richardson said.
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Only rains and favorable weather will douse this year's climate-enhanced flames.
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Footage from the Dogan news agency showed water cannon trying to douse flames.
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It took over four hours and 35 fire tenders to douse the flames.
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You'll douse the unicorn potpourri in the sticky marshmallow magic, and ta-da.
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The boys order a plate of fries each and douse them in ketchup.
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Andrew Cuomo's mid-debate pledge would seem to douse any talk of indecision.
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The storm will douse California before continuing across the rest of the country.
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I'm not showering this morning, so I douse my hair in dry shampoo.
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Other passengers douse him with water in an attempt to extinguish the blaze.
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No one would douse whole okra in mascarpone and espresso and chocolate shavings?...
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Over the course of seven minutes, the Browns douse blissed guitar drones in waste.
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Recent government efforts to douse the fervour in big cities had a similar effect.
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Second, keep a source of water nearby in case you need to douse something.
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Douse those pancakes, glaze that ham, and drizzle over all the ice cream cones.
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And finally, you need something to douse the flames coming out of that chimney.
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I douse my eggs in Tapatio sauce, which is my current hot sauce obsession.
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At least eight fire trucks had been deployed to try to douse the blaze.
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The fire brigade moved in after about half an hour to douse the flames.
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About 12,000 village committees also help douse fires when they are discovered, he said.
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It took a bail-out from the International Monetary Fund to douse the fire.
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If your friend is happy and healthy, let her douse whatever, whenever she wants.
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Ultimately, developed countries will reduce their fatalities, douse the pathogen and rebuild their economies.
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There, the government brought in a modified Boeing 747 supertanker to douse the flames.
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Failure to find and douse embers smoldering behind walls and flooring leads to rekindles.
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Rescuers were working to pull out the bodies and douse the blaze, it added.
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His job will largely entail trying to douse brush fires as they flare up.
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The Biden campaign tried to douse the controversy by putting adviser Anita Dunn on MSNBC.
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Douse the whole lot with heart rate-raising wasabi and you've got an aphrodisiacal feast.
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Jokowi seemed to be trying to douse passions and persuade the crowds to disperse peacefully.
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Guzzle Buddy makes things easier for people who wish to douse themselves with alcohol immediately.
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Let's join hands to overcome the fire and let's also douse the flames of incitement.
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Doctors hurried to undress victims, douse them in water, and give atropine injections, he said.
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The helicopter known as the Squirrel is typically used to douse fires and shoot pests.
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Now I have three different Kimoji perfumes that I douse myself in sometimes before bed.
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The government said that it has spent more than $20 million to douse the flames.
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The restaurant will douse local seafood with green curry, and wrap lobster in betel leaves.
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Now you can simply pick up a vase and throw it to douse the flames.
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Officials of a regional disaster management agency try to douse a peatland forest fire, July 24.
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However, 14 fire engines and 10 water tankers were swiftly brought in to douse the fire.
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In the spring he'll douse his freshly furrowed corn seeds with a liquid probiotic for plants.
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Slapping tariffs on imports would hurt the U.S. economy and quickly douse expectations of higher rates.
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Waning global demand for all three U.S. commodities also helped to douse rally attempts this week.
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He didn't douse the DUP in a full-throated lambasting, as he might once have done.
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Furious, they wanted to take them to the plaza, douse them in gasoline, and burn them.
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Dorian could douse Florida with up to 8 inches of rain, which could cause flash flooding.
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And then, according to Ali, Murray, uh, proceeded to douse him in vodka for some reason.
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I head out for a quick run, then shower and douse my hair with dry shampoo.
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In early evening, Greek police deployed water cannons to douse fires lit along the border fence.
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"For me, 'on time' is the time that it's ready to be played," said Larian's Douse.
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They didn't know where to send a helicopter or an air tanker to douse the blaze.
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Arsenal's immediate response was not to support its player, but to try to douse the flames.
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The comments baffled California firefighters, who said they had more than enough water to douse the flames.
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Another day, another douse of gasoline on Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall's burning pile of drama.
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The centered stoicism from leaders, however, could not douse the partisan blaze that the violent shooting ignited.
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You really have to douse your body in it — two to three spritzes minimum on each area.
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This will present her with an early opportunity to douse whatever fires Mr Sanders may have started.
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Though engulfed in flames, the man was able to rip off his shirt and douse the blaze.
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Farmers douse their crops with fertiliser and insecticide, which poison streams and rivers—and possibly human beings.
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The salt was frank, barely tempered by a douse of kecap manis, the Indonesian sweet soy sauce.
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But that has done little to douse the hostility from the Russian Orthodox Church and its adherents.
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The government says it has spent more than $20 million in its effort to douse the flames.
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Every time I went onstage I would douse a little bit of that confidence juice onto me.
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Hmong and Khmu workers douse the growing plants with pesticides and kill weeds with herbicides such as paraquat.
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She followed this with another douse of warm water, and then massaged Moroccanoil's Body Butter into my limbs.
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We douse our fruits and vegetables in antibiotics, too (though at a much, much lower rate than meat).
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Yet the movie's despondent tone and sibling sniping effectively douse its warmer moments and the actors' innate charisma.
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Immune cells that respond to foreign particles douse the particles with toxins, among other tactics, to destroy them.
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Hurricane Harvey was about to douse Texas with deadly flooding, and Mr. Storey had identified the culprit: Republicans.
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A big, spinning storm has moved over Southern California, and will douse the region in much needed rain.
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Ms. Frank: What's the point of taking blood pressure medication if you're going to douse everything in salt?
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Historic flooding continues to worsen in Houston as the remnants of Hurricane Harvey douse southeastern Texas with rain.
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Next, they use the liquid to douse dry plant matter, and package it up in shiny metallic baggies.
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I then do the unthinkable/best thing ever and douse them in butter AND vinegar and go to town.
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My mom endured this monster—my dad—at all costs, and never let it douse her humanity or optimism.
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Compared to the way we douse patients with chemotherapy now, a little jelly robot would be a major upgrade.
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Television news images showed helicopters and planes trying to douse the out-of-control fires, apparently to little avail.
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Yepez finished the look off with a good douse of Kerastase K Gloss Appeal for a lacquer-like shine.
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Now I'm especially careful to scrub my phone and stethoscope and douse myself with hand sanitizer before coming home.
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A water cannon was used to douse fires in cars and dumpsters and on barricades and a building's balcony.
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The government appears likely to tighten surveillance and perhaps offer concessions to veterans in an effort to douse protests.
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More and more, Quinn has noticed facsimiles, developed to douse high-powered college offenses, emerging as robust N.F.L. prospects.
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Regardless, the board has the authority to douse the lobby with fairy lights and bobbles as it sees fit.
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A fire department official said efforts to douse the blaze were still going on, but the situation was under control.
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Through Thanksgiving weekend, around an inch and a half of rain is expected to douse flames and clear the air.
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Cubs superfan Bill Murray interviewed "the boss" in the locker room, and Epstein was quick to douse Murray with champagne.
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NDRF personnel douse the flames and conduct rescue operation at Pauri Garhwal District, on April 30, 2016 in Uttarakhand, India.
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The official says nine fire engines were trying to douse the flames leaping from the top floor of the building.
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Hard as you try to douse it with ketchup to mask it, you're really at a point of no return.
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She thought an autumn shower had begun which would help douse the fire, but the raindrops were really falling embers.
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But police rolled out water cannons to douse protesters in staining blue water in order to ensure they were identifiable.
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Of course, you'll still have to add bittersweet chocolate and douse the whole thing in berry coulis and whipped cream.
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The five men engaged the only two fire extinguishers on that level to douse the flames closest to the hatch.
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They douse themselves in sardines, hot sauce, anything that would deter a guard from going anywhere he doesn't have to.
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Mr. Cobb tried to douse that speculation on Sunday, saying that the president was not considering dismissing the special counsel.
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In one of the clips, children could be heard shrieking as helicopters flew overhead with water to douse the flames.
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And in E.R. culture, there is a longstanding conviction that the quickest, surefire way to douse that pain is opioids.
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The airline is refusing to comment further beyond a statement posted on Twitter which didn't offer much to douse speculation.
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On Monday morning, more fire engines were dispatched to the factory to douse a small fire caused by burning waste.
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In footage captured by Portland-based reporter Jim Ryan, demonstrators douse Ngo in milkshake, punch him, and yell at him.
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It is WAY too hot, so after scalding my tongue, I douse it with cream and head back to the car.
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For now, at least, the Amazon's notoriously heavy rains are expected to arrive in October, which will douse this year's flames.
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Such flaring can strip nearby planets of their atmospheres and douse them with solar radiation, making them inhospitable to biological life.
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Seguin's hat trick helps Stars douse Flames DALLAS — Tyler Seguin had gone just over two years since his last hat trick.
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Without Rachel to douse the men in a cool bucket of rationality, the Kenny-Lee coals erupt into flames once again.
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It was there to douse the flames when a fire in 22012 swallowed the Manhattan terminal of the Staten Island Ferry.
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Out comes Ms. Bell's bottled water, and the doggies are flipped over for a reviving douse of water on their bellies.
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Then the camera pans to a horrific road accident and the group are seen trying to douse flames engulfing the vehicles.
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Firemen said they struggled to get enough water to douse the flames and had to pump supplies from a nearby mosque.
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My television shorted out due to the rain and caught fire - I had to douse the flames with a water bottle.
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My television shorted out due to the rain and caught fire - I had to douse the flames with a water bottle.
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The contribution of President Trump, for whom self is all, was to suggest sending "flying water tankers" to douse the cathedral.
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But their members won't be wearing all black, and they don't plan to douse right-wingers in milkshakes or Silly String.
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Large open fires in aging apartment blocks are frowned upon because there is insufficient water to douse flames if they spread.
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For this reason, Douse said he doesn't always believe in having a release date at all, if it can be helped.
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Now and again people in the camp would set shacks alight for the riot cops to douse with the water cannon.
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Israel tried to douse the burning rubber with jets of water directed over defensive dirt mounds on its side of the border.
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As of now, Baldwin has not disclosed just how often he'll douse himself in orange makeup to make appearances throughout the season.
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"We will realize what has happened tomorrow," he said after his players stormed the news conference twice to douse him with champagne.
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I cube sweet potato and slice brussels sprouts, which I douse with olive oil and honey before roasting them in the oven.
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Authorities deployed a robot Thursday to douse the flames and after that found out that the bomb was no longer a threat.
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Widodo thanked community stakeholders and authorities for efforts to prevent and douse fires in 2016, when hotspots were reduced by 83 percent.
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About 100 to 200 firefighters were in that area on Monday night to douse embers or flaming projectiles emitted by the fire.
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Firefighters have struggled to douse the flames and explosions at the site continue, sending clouds of thick grey smoke into the sky.
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Additionally, insecticides like neonicotinoids, fungicides, and all those other cancer-causing sprays farmers douse their crops with are so harmful to bees.
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Here, a man does his best to douse a fire, but with tens of thousands of documented fires, it's an uphill battle.
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At the end of the day, people douse ourselves in bug spray, but if you miss one tiny area, she'll find it!
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We would say all that needs to happen at this point is for one contestant to douse her adversary in white wine.
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Some residents, lacking any training or protective gear, have used tree branches and bottles of water to try to douse the flames.
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Pile a hollowed out pineapple high with every type of seafood under the sun, then douse it all with a pineapple-ginger marinade.
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There's so much of our shitty corporate culture I've come to love for what it is, even as I douse it with irony.
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But don't just douse yourself with any old essential scent — there are specific formulas and oils that will help you fall asleep, fast.
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Firefighters douse a fire as smoke billows above the site where an Aeromexico-operated passenger jet crashed in Durango, Mexico, on July 31.
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Members of the Chicago Fire Department get cheers (Chance will later enlist their assistance to help him douse the audience with a firehose).
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Some people love to douse themselves in spicy scents that linger on clothes and leave a cloud of fragrance wafting in their wake.
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Revelers line the streets, or prowl the roads in pickup trucks, armed with water guns and plastic bowls and douse anyone in sight.
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It is wild, untamed country where by night agents douse cacti in hand sanitiser and set them alight for the hell of it.
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They'd just douse you with old school shaving cream, [that] has some chemical in it that cleans the stuff off better than anything.
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The comedians eat hot dogs and douse themselves in talcum powder to prepare for a political parody set to air on game day.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Firefighters struggled on Thursday to douse wildfires that have swept across Sweden after a protracted period of exceptional heat and drought.
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Someone placed an American flag into the fire, prompting a smattering of cheers but several objections, as others tried to douse the flames.
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"I do think drama can get in the way of getting things done, so I definitely like to douse it fast," she said.
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The Airspray by Pantene is so light and I usually just douse that all over my hair and I'll flip it all around.
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But that doesn't mean you need to douse everything in Lysol; some basic household products and good practices will help a great deal.
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A high school student at the time, Mr. Pimlott and a group of friends helped douse hot spots as firefighters swarmed his neighborhood.
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Tito's Vodka would like to remind the general public that you can't douse your hands in vodka in place of using hand sanitizer.
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A Georgia State Patrol trooper rushed toward the man with a fire extinguisher "and was able to douse him pretty quickly," he said.
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If Mr. Tillerson had hoped to douse questions about how long he would stay, he instead further fueled a debate about his future.
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Once perfectly tender and lightly charred, cooks douse the veggie with a little more olive oil and sprinkle it with more sel gris.
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Some residents use buckets of water to douse flames threatening their homes, often marooned in scorched areas of gnarled and charred tree trunks.
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Parts of NSW were struck by thunderstorms late on Sunday which helped douse flames, although authorities said storms could also trigger new fires.
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At the restaurant, the women share a large order of pancakes, which they douse with syrup, using up all that's in the bottle.
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If you want to bake cookies for your doorman, by all means do so, douse them in confectioners' sugar and pass them around.
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One is to douse a surgical mask in disinfectant—it almost numbs your mucous membrane, so the only thing you smell is the disinfectant.
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They get their Macaulay Culkin on and set up booby traps, douse the place in gasoline, and kit out their baseball bat with nails.
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Grills are overflowing with barbecue chicken all summer long, but have you ever thought to douse your seafood in the sweet 'n tangy sauce?
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Local governments in China announced a flurry of property market cooling measures over the weekend, seeking to douse fears about a real estate bubble.
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Plain baubles can also be transformed into shimmering showstoppers with a little spray adhesive on their exteriors and a heavy douse of iridescent glitter.
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"12 units have been trying to douse the fire and now it is almost under control," an official of the fire fighting department said.
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Ontario, Canada's most populous province and home to Toronto, introduced a 16-point plan to douse speculation blamed for fueling an extended housing boom.
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As Harvey's outer bands threatened to douse Louisiana over the coming days, Nolan said many New Orleanians were not cowering or paralyzed by flashbacks.
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They were prepared to setup a perimeter sprinkler system; and, if needed, to douse our home with fire retardant to try and save it.
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This, in combination with its perilously steep slopes, would have made it impossible to manually douse the wildfire, even with the help of aircraft.
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The bartenders tell them to fill two beers for each one a patron orders, and to douse him or her with the first one.
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Here, our recipes diverge: Olney carefully adds salted water, while I prefer to douse the whole thing with an absurd amount of chicken stock.
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Mr. Buorot said he used to reserve chemicals for the tobacco that he sells but now must douse even the vegetables his family eats.
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On their latest album, "Pollinator," Blondie maintain the sharp guitars and neatly chopped drums they're known for, but douse them in layers of synth.foresthillsstadium.
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I douse my head in Dove Dry Shampoo (a godsend) and do an easy face of makeup to hide the bags under my eyes.
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"Many, many games are shipped too soon," said Douse, adding that a premature release can impact Metacritic review scores by 10 or 20 points.
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It remains to be seen if Pope Francis and his Curia can douse flames proving to be just as destructive to their beloved church.
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If that isn't enough, the woman behind the counter will offer to douse your order in crushed red pepper as well as grated Parmesan.
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After he spotted fire jutting out from under the hood of his car, his quick thinking led him to douse the blaze in beer.
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The greatest disservice you could do to something this crispy is douse it with sauce, but the pork does need a little something-something.
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With or without a finger condom, you'll want to douse your fingers in the lube all the way to the base, and then start slowly.
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At the same time, under pressure from regulators to douse risky lending in the real estate sector, Australia's biggest banks stopped loaning money to foreigners.
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The storm also could douse several southeastern and mid-Atlantic states with up to 15 inches (38 cm) of rain through Sunday, the agency said.
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As Ballou told the New Bedford Standard Times, he saw a small boat, carrying three people, douse its lights and its motor — an unusual occurrence.
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Pro tip: we recommend grilling with charcoal, and adding a douse of chimichurri and sea salt to finish the dish off with an extra punch.
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Over 63 firemen worked over several hours to douse the fire, which started on the top floor of the building and swept across the museum.
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About 80 firefighters worked for two hours to douse Tuesday's blaze at the Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum, the fire department said on social network Twitter.
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Firefighters douse flames as a home burns in the Napa wine region in California as multiple wind-driven fires continue to whip through the region.
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Critics cite its largely unregulated production, in a process that often involves home cooks who douse marijuana with volatile butane, which can lead to explosions.
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Algiridas Simenas, 63, flew numerous times over the smoldering reactor in a helicopter to help douse the flames in the days immediately after the explosion.
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He said while the rain helped douse some of the fire and made things easier for the dogs helping out, it also complicated search efforts.
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The building also has a sophisticated air filtration system to keep smoke out of the galleries ... and a water reserve on-site to douse flames.
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Children can douse elders with water, women splash men with color and the rules of caste and creed are briefly forgotten with everyone taking part.
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A waterbomber aircraft was dwarfed by thick grey and black billowing cloud as it attempted to douse flames in bushland just meters away from homes.
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But before you go out and buy a fancy candle or douse your space with air freshener, know that you can neutralize the smell for cheap.
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In the aftermath of the scandal, Barr tried to douse the flames of backlash and claimed that she was trying to reach out personally to Jarrett.
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"Honestly, I douse it all over my entire body just because I am so obsessed with fragrance so I like everything to smell," Windsor tells PeopleStyle.
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The crew found a burning Galaxy Note 2 and used fire extinguisher to douse the fire, The Hindu reports, citing officials with the airline and DGCA.
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The wet weather has helped douse or slow some wildfires, which have burned through more than 11.7 million hectares (2.8 million acres) of land since September.
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A person who is willing to douse themselves in bronzer as a "tribute" to a Black icon likely isn't as socially aware as she once was.
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In the midst of the Notre-Dame blaze in Paris, Donald Trump suggested on Twitter that fire authorities use "flying water tankers" to douse the flames.
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He was then arrested for assaulting an officer, Williams said during an evening news conference, after trying to bat away police seeking to douse the flames.
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Bloomberg reported on Friday that the surge in Shanghai's property prices prompted authorities to meet to discuss policies to douse the city's red-hot sales environment.
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Depending on how painful the breakup was, you might want to chuck that box at some point, or douse it in gasoline and set it ablaze.
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ShFE moved quickly to douse the fires with an increase to the intraday margin, a tried and tested way of dispersing the speculative crowds, Chinese style.
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These days, the color is almost glow-in-the-dark neon and the slime is runnier and splashier — all the better to douse celebs in, right?
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He said while the rain helped douse some of the fire and made things easier for the dogs searching for bodies, it also complicated search efforts.
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In Brazil, after international condemnation about the state of the rainforest, President Jair Bolsonaro sent in 44,000 troops to douse fires at the end of August.
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Indian Air Force helicopters have been scooping and dumping water from reservoirs in an attempt to douse the flames, but operations were hampered by poor visibility.
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"Chhichhore" opens with a group of men running to playfully douse each other with water in what is supposed to be an initiation ritual of sorts.
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Lately, the cycle of regeneration has been suspended, as governments douse the first flicker of a coming recession with buckets of easy money and new spending.
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Martha picked it up from the cook and writer Grace Young: Douse them in two rinses of heavily salted water before drying them off to cook.
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During the fires, Ms. Searl helped defend her family's property by filling buckets from the swimming pool and leaping over her fence to douse the flames.
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Yet rather than try to douse suspicions, he has shown he is more than willing to inflame them by impeding efforts to get to the truth.
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Or, if you're jammed for time, grab a roast chicken from a hot-bulb place, shred it, douse with lime and hot sauce and taco away.
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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances are a group of about 22020,700 chemicals that make carpets and upholstery stain-resistant and help firefighters douse burning oil and gas.
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The storm will douse Baja California with 3 to 6 inches of rain, with some spots getting up to 10 inches, the National Hurricane Center said.
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It's meant to work in tandem with Farsali's popular volcanic serum — which is meant to douse the dermis with antioxidants — and also works as pre-foundation prep.
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The measures highlight the pressure that authorities are under to douse the housing fire as record low official cash rates have led households into a debt binge.
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When that did not immediately work, they began trying to douse the fires with water cannons, setting off cheers among the protesters when that, too, did little.
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I saw off a piece of baguette and stuff it with cold cut turkey, cheese, and tomatoes, and douse it all with olive oil for good measure.
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Police offers were allegedly pushed and punched when they tried to douse flames that had spread to the clothing of the man lighting the flag on fire.
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So does this mean we can start slathering butter on our toast and waffles with reckless abandon, and douse our popcorn in this golden syrup of deliciousness?
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Fortunately, there was plenty of beer to douse the flames because according to the timestamp from the Tweet video, this all occurred at about 1:20 p.m.
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Barry might not be a major hurricane, but it has capitalized on exceptionally warm ocean waters to load itself with moisture — which will soon douse the region.
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The brakes on Alex Albon's Toro Rosso also caught fire at the end of the session with Ferrari mechanics standing close by and helping to douse it.
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Instead, he seemed to douse fuel on the flames in a move that will almost certainly embolden the very groups that we should all seek to condemn.
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Felled trees burned on the side of the road, near where firefighters exhaustedly tugged a hose to douse what was once a business, and now just rubble.
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Armored in leathery petals and topped off with thorns, they look more like medieval weaponry than something you'd want to douse in butter and offer for dinner.
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So, yeah, it's not really fair to fry some boneless meat in cornstarch batter, douse it in super-sweet soy-based sauce, and call it "Chinese food".
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With one to five inches of additional rain expected to douse central Florida into Tuesday evening, some Tampa Bay area municipalities continued to supply sandbags to residents.
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Viktor, the masseuse, will douse you with cold water if you ask, but I was so near delirium that I just laid there and let him work.
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Frequent fire-fighting drills occupied my days and though I never got the opportunity to douse an actual fire, I gained quite a few lessons on life.
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You can microwave a sponge, throw it in the laundry or dishwasher, douse it in vinegar or other cleansing solutions or even cook it in a pot.
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In an attempt to douse the fires, President Jair Bolsonaro's administration signed a 60-day national decree on August 28th, prohibiting people to light up the forest.
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Republican efforts to douse criticism of Mr. Sessions included a rebuke of Senator Elizabeth Warren, who was forced to stop speaking from the Senate floor late Tuesday.
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On another occasion, the militants gathered those girls who had refused to embrace Islam, brought out jerrycans and threatened to douse them in petrol then burn them alive.
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Rain is expected to douse other parts of the West on Thursday, which has prompted the Weather Service to warn of potential flooding in Northern California and Oregon.
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What was so bad 20 years ago that enraged him to the point of being unable to pass a BMW without wanting to douse the thing in chemicals?
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Thursday's comments from the People's Bank of China were the latest in a series of efforts by Chinese policymakers seeking to douse expectations for further massive monetary stimulus.
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One sommelier compares Pinotage to the torture technique in which "you get a tyre, douse it in gasoline, stick it around someone's neck, and light it on fire".
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Hurricane Katrina Statistics Fast Facts Now, Louisiana is reviewing lessons learned from the deadly storm, as Harvey's outer bands could douse the state over the coming days, Gov.
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Fire officials scrambled to get access to enough water and struggled for three hours to douse the flames, said Anwar Hossain, senior station manager of Mirpur fire station.
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Both are graceful, thoughtful, and unrushed, keeping their wits at the heart of an inflammatory tale—not to douse it but to control the course of its fury.
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DENVER (Reuters) - Heavy thunderstorms and widespread rains expected on Saturday in the U.S. Southwest could help douse the numerous unrelenting wildfires crews are battling in the parched region.
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But as teammates continued to douse him with champagne, Price could barely contain his glee that he would no longer be asked about never winning a postseason start.
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Officer Khurshid Anwar of the Bangladesh Fire Service said that 21 firefighting units had been dispatched to douse the blaze, which was brought under control late Thursday afternoon.
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Instead of fleeing anxiety and depression (although many did douse their emotional instability with alcohol), they dived in and used their misery as inspiration for their creative work.
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The children who wanted to save the gorilla had abandoned the banana idea and now wanted to douse the Sphero with the odor of foods that gorillas crave.
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Local news media broadcast a video showing people helping firefighters trying to douse the flames, with some of them carrying water in bowls to dump on the blaze.
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This was no effort to inform the president and douse the fires of unverified and salacious information, but one to inflame the president and spread the stories everywhere.
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The roughage can be tasteless if not bitter, and what's the point of eating your veggies if you have to douse them in fatty dressing to make them palatable?
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He suggested a better solution would have been to douse the bees in smoke to subdue them, collect the insects with a vacuum, and release them outside the stadium.
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Atul Garg, New Delhi's chief fire officer, said firefighters initially struggled to douse the flames because narrow lanes blocked access to the area, which is full of dilapidated buildings.
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Swedish model and cook Jennifer Berg turned up the heat and torched the sand around her ... thankfully there was a big body of water nearby to douse the flames.
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We gather our beach stuff and douse ourselves in sunscreen before heading in search of breakfast or at least some food we can keep in the kitchen to make breakfast.
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Santorelli's two goals help Ducks douse Flames CALGARY, Alberta — The Anaheim Ducks weren't pleased with the way they played through two periods of Monday afternoon's game against the Calgary Flames.
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COLORADO WILDLIFE OFFICIALS RESCUE BEAR CUB FROM WILDFIRE, TREAT SEVERELY BURNT PAWS Beachgoers are urged to properly douse any bonfire or barbeque-related fires or coals before leaving the beach.
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I watched Keller quickly sear a patty of Wagyu beef ($100 a pound) and douse it over and over again with rich butter, sealing in the flavor and the juice.
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"The blaze is still raging and there is nothing fire-fighters can do except to wait for it to die out as they lack foam required douse it," Mansoor said.
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But it could not douse Querrey's fighting spirit as he battled back from 3-1 down in the tiebreak to complete his first victory over a current world number one.
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The night before, her brother had brought in KFC, whose smell mingled with clinging cigarette smoke and the powerful air freshener Ms. Abu Baker had used to douse the bathroom.
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Prices have retreated since the Ontario government levied a foreign buyers tax in April in a bid to cool the market and douse speculation in Toronto and the surrounding area.
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And the students — the ones who have not moved to the mainland — must bring their own water bottles and douse themselves in repellent to fend off the island's mosquito invasion.
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Indonesia has deployed more than 9,000 military, police and disaster agency personnel to douse the fires, having declared an emergency in six provinces on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo.
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And the foundation's first project — setting aside A$574,000 to finance a survey of remote parts of the Great Barrier Reef — has done little to douse the flames of outrage.
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Mr. Moon used to douse the salmon with a chile marinade and seed the rice with gochugaru, a Korean chile powder more potent than sambal, but customers complained about the heat.
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Small maneuvers drain scenes of their color, douse the animation environment in rain, and mask the main character's face with her hair to contribute to a helpless and plummeting, visual mood.
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More than a hundred firemen battled for about three hours to douse the flames that broke out early on Tuesday on the top floor of the National Museum of Natural History.
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If Spiegel knows what's up, he'll douse the Story Kit partnerships team with resources so they can sign up as many apps as possible before Facebook can copy this idea too.
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After rains helped douse the Camp Fire in recent days, about 900 firefighters were holding the blaze in check, said Scott McLean, a California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokesman.
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Rob Keller, a spokesman for the department, told The Bismarck Tribune that water was being used for crowd control, adding that water cannons had also been used to douse the fires.
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The next time I watch anything on the Food Network, I will be waiting with bated breath for them to pull out the TELEVISION CRUET and douse things liberally with oil.
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If you're a fan of DIY masks, douse a few cotton squares with toner and place them on areas of your face that need the most TLC for about 10 minutes.
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Helicopters lower buckets into lakes and ponds to collect water that is then used to douse wildfires, and there is no shortage of water to do so, Cal Fire officials said.
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After trying to douse it with foam retardant and water from a nearby lake, emergency personnel decided to dismantle the warehouse containing the vault to more easily put out the fire.
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Then douse them with salt and pepper and cook them over relatively high heat in more oil than you would normally use, until they brown, a couple of minutes a side.
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Squirt & Wrap | Little tubes douse the condoms with a variety of optional coatings: benzocaine (the same stuff that's used to numb toothaches), warming lubricant, or flavors like watermelon, chocolate, or margarita (gag).
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Rain is forecast for the area this week, potentially helping douse the flames, but raising the risk of floods and mudslides that will swell the misery of 46,000 people under evacuation orders.
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The battle starts with the ringing of cow bells and then the flour flies as participants parade, fire flour bombs and try to douse each other with as much flour as possible.
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More than a dozen people were injured and fire trucks were trying to douse the fire in the Banani area of Dhaka, where the building is located, among many structures close together.
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Unlike traditional chemical sprays, MosquitoMate's techniques won't douse the environment with chemicals that might kill some mosquitoes, but can also poison plenty of other insects, like bees and butterflies, as collateral damage.
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Simply douse two halves of a ripped fabric in the stuff, hold them together under warm water for about 60 seconds, and the fabric closes the gaps and clings together once more.
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In the months since the booking was made, Sony has found itself trying to douse an online brush fire over the film's female cast and overall decision to revisit the original film.
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While the researchers were soaking the outsides of the rodent in alcohol and the organic solvent, they were simultaneously pumping the liquids through its blood vessels to douse its insides as well.
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It's the catch-all phrase that alerts others in the kitchen to your presence so they don't turn and accidentally stab you with a boning knife or douse you in molten caramel.
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" Bob uses sugar to similar effect: "After changing the oil in my car, I was taught to wet my hands, douse them with sugar, rub until the sugar dissolves, rinse and dry.
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Fires have burnt through parts of Indonesia's Sumatra and Borneo islands for more than a month, and the Indonesian government has sent thousands of security personnel to try to douse the blazes.
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You could let the chicken marinate for 15 minutes while you pull together the rest of the meal: maybe cucumbers and tomatoes, to douse with the yogurt, and a pot of grains.
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"There is no longer a good time to release a game," said Michael Douse, the director of publishing at Larian Studios, which in October announced the indefinite delay of Divinity: Fallen Heroes.
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They said a shelter had been established at a local high school and urged residents who stayed behind to cut their water usage so that firefighters have enough to douse the flames.
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MILAN, April 24 (Reuters) - Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini sought on Wednesday to douse speculation of a government collapse and early general elections, saying he wanted to govern for a full term.
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As record cold temperatures paralyze much of the country, a "bomb cyclone" forming off the East Coast is threatening to douse the area from Northern Florida to New England in ice and snow.
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The ad itself is pretty hilarious -- ya got a housewife trying to nab at least one of these beefcakes for Christmas ... but she just can't seem to douse the flames in her pants.
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For those, Klein instructed his female models to douse themselves in his self-named blue paint before imprinting their bodies on a floor-laid canvas while boozy spectators watched and classical musicians played.
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Moving to douse a restless nation's ire, Mr. Macron acknowledged on Monday that he had given the appearance of being out of touch with "left behind" France, although he stopped short of apologizing.
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Clamoring for first-round pick Daniel Jones is intense in New York, and Giants head coach Pat Shurmur did nothing to douse fans ready to see Eli Manning unseated as the starting quarterback.
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Greece, Cyprus, Croatia, Turkey and Russia offered help, with several aircraft already joining efforts to quell the blaze, dropping fire-retardant material to try to douse the heaviest fires and stem their spread.
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Together, they had used milk cartons, buckets, and whatever else was lying around to scoop water from their condominium complex's jacuzzi to douse their lawns and steps in a desperate bid save their homes.
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Footage from the scene showed thick smoke billowing out of the four-story building, which is located in a residential area several kilometers south of Kyoto Station, as firefighters worked to douse the flames.
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The Commission, which has been trying to douse accusations that the EU is run by a self-serving elite, said in a statement its ethics panel found Kroes, 75, broke rules on two counts.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick spent his Sunday trying to douse a public relations inferno after Saturday gave rise to a roaring backlash against his ride-sharing company that stemmed from a "strike-breaking" accusation.
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It cited examples like the Tide Pod challenge, where social media users eat laundry detergent packets on camera, and the Fire challenge, in which people douse themselves in flammable liquid and set themselves alight.
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I use them for absolutely everything — just douse them with a little micellar water, cleanser, or even facial spray to remove makeup, then throw them in the wash to give them a new life.
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They're fresh cut, starchy and salty, and really don't even need a condiment, but, since we're not in an enclosed space where the smell would overwhelm me, fuck it, douse 'em in malt vinegar.
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Protesters marched largely peacefully on Saturday from the Arc de Triomphe to Place Denfert-Rochereau on the residential left bank, though water cannon were briefly used to douse protesters on the Champs Elysees boulevard.
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When it looked like other wealthy donors might be able to benefit from a generous tax perk for their largess, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe sought to douse tensions at a news conference on Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, even though the humane society was on an elevated foundation and had survived other storms without serious issue, the strength of Dorian caused a storm surge to douse the island, flooding the shelter.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Huge protests in India against a citizenship law seen by many as anti-Muslim have wrong-footed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and sent his Hindu nationalist party scrambling to douse the anger.
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The Southeast Asian country has deployed thousands of military and police to douse forest fires after declaring an emergency in six provinces on the island of Sumatra and in the province of Kalimantan on Borneo.
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However, Bhat added, any effort to douse tensions — such as the U.S. postponing higher tariffs on Chinese imports that were due to take effect in January — will be seen as positive news for the markets.
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"[Firefighters] would drive by, douse us, and move on to the next because they were working so hard and fast to save other homes, so I understand why they were scarce with water," Johns said.
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While Canadians load their chips with poutine, Belgians have them with mayo and Germans happily dip theirs in curry ketchup, Australians prefer to douse their fried potatoes with a fluorescent yellow (sometimes orange) salt substance.
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A much smaller brush fire flared briefly beneath a freeway interchange near downtown Los Angeles, destroying three storage sheds, damaging two homes and snarling traffic in the vicinity as firefighters rushed to douse the blaze.
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Eight unique static programs douse the space in shades of white light, while the altar is illuminated in different symbolic colors: red for the Pentecost, violent for the Advent, or white for Christmas and Easter.
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"In the UK, fungus of any kind which contains psilocin or an ester of psilocin is controlled as a class A drug," says Kirstie Douse, Head of Legal Services at the drug law charity Release.
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Earlier, residents who had been trying to help douse the blaze with garden hoses from their backyards were seen scrambling for cover at one point when a large clump of vegetation burst into heavy flames.
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You can douse this cake in sweet icing or sprinkle coconut flakes around the rim of the dish, but anyway you slice or dice it, this is one bundt cake you won't see anywhere else.
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Every time they got their hopes up that some new forest fire would incinerate Mr. Trump's candidacy, he seemed to douse it by pumping out programming for the always-flowing cable and internet news stream.
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Some Chinese foreign policy experts have suggested that the trade fights with the Trump administration could have been contained if Beijing had been more flexible and moved faster to douse triumphalist statements about its goals.
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And as if hearing about animal torture as you douse your turkey in gravy weren't enough, Uncle Dave will inevitably use this as a cue to share anecdotes from his recent big-game hunting trip.
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As Mr. Johnson consolidated his grip on government, his aides were busy trying to douse questions over who paid for an expensive holiday vacation for the prime minister on the chic Caribbean island of Mustique.
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In the Middle East, though, those campaigns are being coordinated across borders in an effort to bolster authoritarian rule and douse the kind of popular protests that gave rise to the Arab Spring in 217.
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But all it takes is one look — from a do-gooding debutante passenger named Mildred (Catherine Combs) who takes a fancy to seeing "how the other half lives" — to douse Yank's fiery sense of self.
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Democrats and supporters of the Affordable Care Act say Alexander-Murray would not make up for the damage caused by repealing the mandate, with Murray likening it to trying to douse a fire with penicillin.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea mobilised more than 2000,000 firefighters and soldiers to help douse most of the wildfires that have killed one person and forced more than 4,000 to flee their homes, authorities said on Friday.
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I douse my hair in protectant, use the hot air brush to finish drying it and my blowdryer to get my roots, run a flat iron over my hair, and then finish with a wave iron.
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Now, all France has to show for that is a civil unrest, five months of continuing and violent demonstrations, a rush to douse the fires with increased public spending and a hasty recall of gasoline taxes.
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When Jenny Lind takes the stage to sing "Never Enough" as Barnum falls for her, his wife watches and disapproving stares douse the sparks between Zac Efron and Zendaya, I was transported and suddenly got it.
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Also pictured in the scene is Francois Vincent Raspail's Manuel annuaire de la santé, a best-selling health guide that taught van Gogh to douse his pillow and mattress with camphor as a cure for insomnia.
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A Kendall Fuller interception of Garoppolo with 263 seconds left is just the cherry on top, and a chance to douse Andy Reid in Gatorade as he finally claims his first title as a head coach.
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Spanish firefighters struggled to douse wildfires across more than 16,000 acres (6,500 hectares) in the northeastern region of Catalonia, and said the affected area could increase as much as fivefold because of the fierce heat and winds.
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So, while it may seem exceptionally cathartic to douse a nemesis or romantic rival in your alcoholic beverage of choice, it's probably a safer move to leave the drink-slapping to soap opera stars and Real Housewives.
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The fire that tore through the building spread so fast not only because it was fueled by petrol, but because it was funneled up a spiral staircase and there were no sprinklers to douse it, experts said.
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Our first episode focuses on the conspiracy theory of "chemtrails:" the idea that the white streaks left behind airplanes in the sky are part of a vast, secret government spraying program to douse the public in chemicals.
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" "The bailout is another example of President Trump lighting a fire and grabbing the nearest thing off the shelf to douse it and then patting himself on the back as to what a great guy he's been.
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Forest fires have raged through parts of the Indonesian island of Sumatra and the province of Kalimantan on Borneo in recent weeks, forcing the government to send in thousands of military and police to douse the flames.
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It is also trying to douse underground mine fires that have burned for a century in Jharia, in the eastern state of Jharkhand, to better tap the only source of top quality coking coal in the country.
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Well, if you happen to douse soy sauce onto the grub, as we Americans so often do, then you probably already know the answer: waking up the next morning to a face so puffy, you resemble a blowfish.
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Overall, Florence, a onetime hurricane that weakened to a tropical depression by Sunday, is forecast to douse the state with record rainfall from a single storm, surpassing the 24 inches (26 cm) that Hurricane Floyd dropped in 1999.
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Fueled by the gusting winds of autumn in northern California known as "El Diablo", the fire engulfed the town so quickly it caused water mains to burst, leaving firemen with no water to douse the flames, he said.
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BrainGear swore my brain could be "healthier and happier," so long as I took the time to douse it in nutrients — making the process of tending my brain sound not unlike the process of tending a Tamigotchi. pic.twitter.
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The artworks, which were dampened during the 133-hour battle to douse the blaze, will be removed from Friday and transferred to the Louvre museum, where other objects will also be kept, for attempts at restoration, he added.
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On a steamy July morning, J.R. Grovner watched an elderly white couple get out of their car, douse themselves with bug spray, and stroll up to Behavior Cemetery, the burial place of his ancestors since the time of slavery.
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Repeated forecasts for a housing slowdown have failed to materialize for several years in a row, but a succession of moves by various levels of governments to cool the market have helped douse demand in Toronto and other cities.
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Only a select handful get their own intro videos, and that includes Clay, a professional football player, Jordan, a male model and walking Zoolander parody, and Jean Blanc, who owns enough cologne to douse an entire army of men.
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The government, concerned about potential instability posed by frothy property markets and soaring credit growth, has increasingly clamped down on speculators since late last year, unleashing a series of restrictions to douse the country's super-hot home property markets.
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There is no place where that symbolism is more true than in the kitchen, where we're tasked with wading through waste and rotten offal, to create a meal, even if we do have to douse it in cheese sometimes.
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Find out how to prevent and treat the condition Scientists at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) think they can fight the scourge of tick-borne diseases by encouraging people to douse their clothes in a chemical called permethrin.
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Obama has spoken of his desire to persuade Gulf states to arrive at a "cold peace" with Iran that would douse sectarian tensions and allow all sides to focus on what he sees as a greater threat emanating from Islamic State.
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British officials were also keen to douse talk of a big diplomatic victory but said they were pleased at the way the prime minister's first foreign visits had gone and that there had been a clear willingness to talk about solutions.
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Suburban lakes and waterways in Bangalore, India's high-tech hub, alternately foam with toxic suds (pictured above) or burst aflame: in January 5,000 soldiers took seven hours to douse Bellandur Lake, which drains the south-eastern part of the city.
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While all of Hiram's speechifying is fairly obscure, Penelope doesn't have the luxury, because V&C tie her to a chair and and douse her in sugary maple syrup with an ultimatum: explain Hiram's plan or become an ant farm's dinner.
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But when Halloween falls on a Wednesday — which it does this year — your hump day becomes anything but routine as you jam out to old Britney Spears, douse yourself in body glitter, and practice your best "Toxic" impression in the mirror.
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I washed my face, proceeded to douse my brows in essential oils and vitamin E like Roxie recommended (bleach makes your hair soft, but super brittle), and stared at myself in the mirror until I decided I loved my brows again.
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The 37-year-old was presented with the award, an orange blimp with a bushy mohawk, by American actress and singer Zendaya in Los Angeles before four jets emerged from the stage to douse the 18-time All Star in slime.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia is deploying thousands of military and police to douse forest fires after declaring an emergency in six provinces on the island of Sumatra and in the province of Kalimantan on Borneo, a disaster mitigation official said on Wednesday.
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Survivors include his wife, Rhea (Douse) Bartholomew; his daughters, Diane Wilson and Jacqueline Temple; his sons, Dave Jr., Don and Ron; three stepchildren, Alvin LaBeaud, Darrell LaBeaud and Deborah Hubbard; a sister, Thelma Cooper; 25 grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren.
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Macron's plan, which he presented along with Sebastian Piñera, the president of Brazil's neighbor, Chile, would start with an emergency push to douse the fires, followed by a program of collaboration between Amazonian countries and the wealthy nations of the G7.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Calls for Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to resign have littered social media platforms after it was revealed he was holidaying in Hawaii while the country battled a bushfire emergency and his return has failed to douse the criticism.
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A quick introductory lesson if you're intrigued by this nifty kitchen gadget: An "air fryer" isn't a fryer, per se; it uses high-tech convection fans to circulate hot air around food and get it crispy without having to douse it in oil.
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Since I set foot in Brazil, I haven't seen a single person douse herself in bug spray, but you can't go far without seeing or hearing the words "Fora Temer" — that's the adopted chant of those against Michel Temer, Brazil's acting president.
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During those little blips, the researchers suggest your brain visually checks your surroundings for something more important to pay attention to—like maybe something exceptionally threatening (a clumsy coworker about to douse you in hot coffee) or interesting (a dog in the office).
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The bank said recent mortgage rule tightening would dampen housing activity, and warned that a drop in house prices in Toronto or Vancouver could douse residential investment and consumption in those areas and have "modest direct spillovers" to the rest of Canada.
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Instead of confronting a deluge of horrors in the news, Instagram is a still a place where it feels appropriate and necessary to post a heart-warming selfie, or to douse a shot of the sunset with a little bit too much saturation.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - A second rate hike by the Bank of Canada will temporarily goose housing as buyers look to complete deals before mortgage rates go up, but higher borrowing costs will soon weigh on Canada's indebted households and douse spending and homebuying.
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Every time the Bluejays (18-2, 5-86.73 Big East) tried to creep back into the game played before a crowd of 18,145 at CenturyLink Center, the Golden Eagles (13-6, 4-3) quickly responded to douse any hope of a comeback.
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The hired goats munched through brush to create a fire break that slowed the blaze and let firefighters douse flames on Wednesday before they reached exhibits like an Air Force One jet and a piece of the Berlin Wall, a library spokeswoman said.
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A negative reaction to early footage (or even the basic film concept), even by a small group of people, can create an online brush fire that can be difficult if not impossible to douse, potentially harming the commercial prospects for a film.
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There was the story of nearby Mr. Yao, whose wife had divorced him after a dorsal neurectomy left him impotent—he'd subsequently climbed to the roof of his local health commission to douse himself in oil and threaten to light a match.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump issued a blistering personal attack on Tuesday against President Emmanuel Macron of France, his host last weekend, and sought to douse a furor over his decision not to visit a cemetery of American soldiers while in France because of rain.
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" — Rimm Bynacht Perfect Nacht Sleeping Balm"Growing up, my mom would douse our beds in a lavender-scented 'sleep mist' every night to the point that the sheets would still be kind of cold and damp by the time you got in.
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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper sought to douse an international outcry on Monday by ruling out military attacks on cultural sites in Iran if the conflict with Tehran escalates further, despite President Trump's threat to destroy some of the country's treasured icons.
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Last month, Warner had to douse an online brush fire that broke out over a marketing misstep; a tie-in sponsorship had been arranged with Think Thin protein bars, seeming to indicate that the studio was suggesting that the character needed to diet.
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At my scheduled stop, reality still gelatinous and quivering, I got off the train, climbed a flight of stairs, and collapsed onto the floor of the subway station, a surface so disgusting that even the city's rats douse their paws in Purell after touching it.
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Diplomatic back channels like the one President Trump's son-in-law set up with the Russian government are "an appropriate part of diplomacy," the White House said Tuesday as it sought to douse a growing controversy over the Trump team's contacts with the rival power.
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Rios says he became interested in the car washes after hearing from a friend about an accident that occurred years ago when technicians misconfigured one in a way that caused the mechanical arm to strike a minivan and douse the family inside with water.
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But when you consider that you cook those bananas in a mixture of butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg, and—here comes the most important part—douse the whole thing in rum and light it on fire, bananas foster becomes a pretty damn exciting.
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Cavalera and Kisser douse the second bridge with poisonous sludge before Sepultura returns to the opening riff, which, this time around, is fueled by Cavalera's repetitive screaming of the song's title—a lyric that captures the all-consuming struggle of living on society's margins.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda offered an upbeat view of the economy but sought to douse market talk the central bank may soon consider raising interest rates, vowing instead to keep policy loose to achieve the BOJ's 2 percent inflation goal.
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Jeanne kicked him in the teeth, and later bashed him over the head with a stool when he attempted to douse her with water and wipe off her chest with a towel: a standard practice for male fighters, but insulting for this lady boxer.
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In one scene, the movie's central figures, Khaled, a warm, bearish father of two, and Mahmoud, an intense younger man, are trying to douse a car fire when their White Helmets crew, and a camera operator, come under attack and have to run for cover.
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Firester says in his project that farmers are currently forced to preemptively douse fields in fungicide, but suggests his mathematical model could be used in a decision support system where farmers share infection data, enabling them to make more informed decisions to protect their crops.
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In the seven months since new CEO Jay Fulcher was appointed to douse the flames at scandal-tarred Zenefits, he has fired more than 400 employees, flown to visit some of his biggest customers and even surveyed 5,000 people on whether to change his company's name.
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At the same time, however, in recent weeks his Saudi government locked up Saudi female driving activists, it broke relations with Canada in a pique of anger over tweets calling for the release of two imprisoned rights activists, and it acted time and again to douse dissent.
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The S7 and S7 Edge are already rated IP68 (allowing for submersion in up to 1.5 meters of water for 30 minutes at a time), but Samsung still says in its ads that while Lil Wayne can douse the handsets in champagne, the average user probably shouldn't.
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In the short term, the bank can point to higher inflation, stronger wage growth, and job gains as evidence Canada's economy is robust, but the protectionist rhetoric of U.S. President Donald Trump could douse nascent business investment and hammer consumers already weighed down by higher interest rates.
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Prophets of Rage, Unhappy Accidents, and Kid Rock incite the same burn-this-motherfucker down feeling in the crowd, but you sense that these people would douse the place in gasoline first, light the match, and then look for a convenient scapegoat after it turns to cinders.
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Two days after President Trump baffled the firefighting community by suggesting California lacked sufficient water to douse wildfires, his administration went one step further by issuing a directive to prioritize water for fire over other uses, concerning environmentalists who fear it could be a back door to eroding regulations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The fire that tore through a building in Japan killing 33 people may have spread so fast not only because it was fueled by petrol but because it was funneled up a spiral staircase and there were no sprinklers to douse it, experts said on Friday.
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SpaceX is now coordinating more closely with local agencies on its launch plans and fire safety, has installed five new remote-control water cannons on its launchpad to douse flames (there used to be only one), is helping perform controlled burns, and more, Winton told Business Insider on Thursday.
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Others keep score by what lies within: layers of fish-sauce-laced charcuterie and musky pâté; cooling strands of pickled daikon and carrots; a jalapeño ambush; a wand of cucumber; sunny cilantro; mayonnaise cut with butter; and a douse of "Vietnamese soy sauce" — typically code for Maggi seasoning.
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Salmon With Anchovy-Garlic Butter This recipe, one of my favorites, is what inspired this week's upgrade theme: As I made it the other night I was thinking of how brilliant Melissa Clark was to make anchovy-garlic compound butter and use it to douse plush salmon fillets.
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Migrants clashed with police officers, lobbing stones and other projectiles, as firefighters sought to douse the blaze, but it was unclear whether the fires were set by inhabitants of the camp, who in the past have burned mattresses and trash to protest overcrowding and to demand their transfer to mainland Greece.
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But that narrow loss did not douse Mr. Soros's interest in local races; his PAC has contributed to five campaigns this election cycle, up and down the East Coast: In Virginia, the PAC has given $20153,144.97 to the commonwealth's attorney candidate Parisa Dehghani-Tafti, and $462,212.37 to the commonwealth's attorney candidate Steve Descano.
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One good way to study that is with a "quasi-experimental" design that takes advantage of ways a specific source of pollution will vary in the environment (different states might have different regulations, or wind patterns might douse one half of a city in more pollution from a factory than the other half).
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That is because Mostar, though long at peace, has two separate fire brigades, one made up mostly of Muslims like Mr. Golos, who are responsible for putting out fires on the east side of the old front line and a second one staffed by Catholic Croats who douse flames on the other side.
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The demands have put the opposition's own backers, particularly the United States, a strong proponent of the Geneva talks, in a delicate spot, just as the demands stand to douse any hopes of reaching a political settlement to a war that has killed an estimated 250,000 people and left a trail of unspeakable suffering.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: FacebookIt doesn't take long for a grass fire to turn into a raging inferno that sweeps through entire forests, so a pair of quick-thinking boaters in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, used their jet boat to create a massive rooster tail that helped douse the flames before firefighters arrived on scene.
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"These only work in a very local situation like a construction site, if you want to douse the dust, then you do this for an immediate and instantaneous effect, but this is not what you would use to control air pollution," Anumita Roychowdhury of the Delhi-based Centre for Science and Environment think tank told CNN.
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So maybe we won't see broccoli lattes on the Starbucks secret menu anytime soon, but if you're still looking to add vitamins C, K, A, and B6 along with folate, magnesium, potassium, and other nutrients you can get from broccoli, you can always check out the produce section in your supermarket — and then douse those broccoli crowns in some ranch .
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