Kidde Fire Extinguisher for $225 ($250 off): You need a fire extinguisher!
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Get an extinguisher: Earthquakes can down wires and start fires, so make sure you have an extinguisher handy and know how to use one.
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Though it is mandatory to have a fire extinguisher and a smoke detector installed in homes, the agency reported that only 49% of residents actually own an extinguisher.
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There is now an emoji fire and a fire extinguisher.
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Now we just need a lighter ... and a fire extinguisher.
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The fire extinguisher will become important at a later time.
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One of the tanks was actually an old fire extinguisher.
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He ran to his studio and grabbed a fire extinguisher.
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A larger bomb disguised as a fire extinguisher was disarmed.
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The fire extinguisher nozzles could be as loud as 130 decibels.
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It's like having a fire extinguisher close by in the cockpit.
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Or a fire extinguisher that looks like a video game blaster?
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Instead, he threw a fire extinguisher at it, putting it out.
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Someone rushed to put out the flames using a fire extinguisher.
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Less funny still, the extinguisher went off and hit an officer.
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Is the extinguisher in the film supposed to be carbon dioxide?
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Check your fire extinguisher regularly to make sure it's "charged" properly.
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This extinguisher is rated for liquid, gas, and energized electrical fires.
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Use a fire extinguisher and body bag to create an impromptu cushion.
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He told me, 'Look, you have a fire extinguisher in your hand.
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Immediately, police tried to put out the flames with a fire extinguisher.
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He saw a myth busters that he could use a fire extinguisher.
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You have nothing with you except your wits and ... a fire extinguisher?
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One is still on fire, but Kaman's dog still has the extinguisher.
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Assemble an earthquake preparedness kit with a fire extinguisher and bugout bag.
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They attacked him with their feet, a golf club, a fire extinguisher.
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One man wielded a fire extinguisher, video footage on social media showed.
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Another man used a fire extinguisher on Khan, video posted online shows.
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Bystanders used a fire extinguisher and a narwhal tusk to overpower the attacker.
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Also they were designed to be used as a fire extinguisher in emergency.
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A small motherboard, made from something in a fire extinguisher was also attached.
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He was in his loft when he heard someone call for an extinguisher.
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Police said Daniels struck the pizza delivery driver's car with a fire extinguisher.
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Another grabbed a fire extinguisher — just in case the gunman made it inside.
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The doors are jammed and Officer Skillman's fire extinguisher empties -- with no effect.
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I'll pick up a fire extinguisher on my way back from the gym.
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"I went out and got [a fire extinguisher] the same day," he says.
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The cubesats run on solar power, and their propellant is fire extinguisher fluid.
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He radioed the incoming helicopter to bring an ax and a fire extinguisher.
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Another outlandish, Goop-approved holiday gift is a $250 handcrafted brass fire extinguisher.
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He broke a window and tried to spray the extinguisher into the apartment.
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And a fire extinguisher can be a great deterrent if somebody gets out of control, or somebody, if anything happens, a teacher, anybody, can break that glass, set the alarm off, grab that chemical fire extinguisher and spray it towards somebody.
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A court security officer put the flames out with a fire extinguisher, KOIN reported .
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Falsone says the notification system would help alert teachers to who pulled the extinguisher.
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The driver remained, trying to put out the flames with a small fire extinguisher.
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Also, you probably want to have a fire extinguisher on hand, just in case.
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Buyers will also receive a complimentary Boring fire extinguisher, Musk tweeted late Wednesday evening.
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She would accurately direct the fire extinguisher at the source of heat and noise.
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Margouleff's assertion of jurisdiction based on Beck's alleged fire extinguisher antics fared no better.
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Kaman's dog isn't only armed with his brown hat, but a fire extinguisher, too.
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Review how to operate the emergency exits, first aid kit and the fire extinguisher.
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A young man sprayed a fire extinguisher on the crowd on a late hot afternoon.
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The original wallpaper was found behind a fire extinguisher mounted on the wall and recreated.
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It was put out with a fire extinguisher, Arlington Acting Police Chief Julie Flaherty said.
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Also, prepare in advance and store a fire extinguisher under your sink just in case.
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We'll be watching, but perhaps from a distance, and with a fire extinguisher nearby. C-
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Then they used a fire extinguisher for thrust and tried maneuvering around on the ice.
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Then, he sits up, and you'll notice that there's a fire extinguisher in the background.
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Seccia said he handed an employee a fire extinguisher and they headed to the scene.
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"When the can is removed from the cabinet, it can send up to a thousand text message and emails, plus calls authorities and then gives the location of which Threat Extinguisher has been removed," Sam Fasone, a Threat Extinguisher spokesperson, told the news station.
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When police arrived, he sprayed a fire extinguisher and attempted to hide in the utility closet.
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At least one witness told police that Slager used a fire extinguisher to extinguish the flames.
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The high-powered canisters, called Threat Extinguisher, will be placed in glass cases throughout the school.
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I know it's not a fire, otherwise I'd have to hang up and grab my extinguisher.
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But if any leads have turned up, including the missing fire extinguisher, investigators are not saying.
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It is fine if [what you are doing] is weird...Just have a fire extinguisher out.
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Because you don't wait until your house is in flames to buy a fire extinguisher, right?
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Also, the suspect allegedly had "a fire extinguisher and a lighter with him," said the sheriff.
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There, Sarra stabbed her mother 227 times, as well as hit her with a fire extinguisher.
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He grabbed an extinguisher from his vehicle, scaled the chain-link fence and smothered the flames.
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He was saved by a bus driver who put out the flames with a fire extinguisher.
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"We grabbed two pieces of two-by-four, a fire extinguisher and a chair," Haab said.
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" For an extra $30, those proud new flamethrower owners can "Buy an overpriced Boring Company fire extinguisher!
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Just make sure you keep the lid on—and a fire extinguisher on hand, just in case.
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However, he did say he'd been assaulted twice before on separate occasions ... also with a fire extinguisher.
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Before fueling begins, he also plops a red fire extinguisher down on the sidewalk, just in case.
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He said the extinguisher hitting the car happened by accident, not because he swung at the vehicle.
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And I kind of wanted to leave it in because, well, you threw away the fire extinguisher.
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He responded by calling her a bitch and spraying her in the face with a fire extinguisher.
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They withstood the flames for about 15 seconds before a colleague sprayed them with a fire extinguisher.
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Mears was covered in blood from rolling in shards of glass from a broken fire extinguisher case.
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"Will you have a fire extinguisher flavor coming soon?" someone asked on the most recent Monkeywrench post.
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The fire seemed to cool to his presence, almost as if he were a walking fire extinguisher.
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A VP of our company put the fire out with a fire extinguisher because he heard me yelling.
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Then, the gas station attendant slowly approaches the pump and calmly removes a fire extinguisher from its holder.
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One witness who called 911 noted that Slager, 41, used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames.
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During a torch relay Wednesday night, a man tried to put out the flame using a fire extinguisher.
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Addiction expert Dr. Alexander Walley likened naloxone in the home of an opioid user to a fire extinguisher.
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There were seven people inside the mosque at the time, who extinguished the flames with a fire extinguisher.
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Because I have a small fire extinguisher in my car, and everything is going to be all right.
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Their 2019 holiday gift guide included a $250 luxe brass fire extinguisher and $1,495 marble Connect Four set.
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In reality, people already realized this danger on the ISS, so they developed a water mist fire extinguisher.
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John Crilly, a former inmate, pursued the terrorist and sprayed him with a fire extinguisher, slowing his advance.
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A friend ran to a nearby farmhouse for a fire extinguisher, and that was the end of Explosions 1.0.
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There is a fire extinguisher on stage, in plain sight and 1-2 people offstage with a fire blanket.
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The body camera video shows the flames and the officer using a fire extinguisher to put the fire out.
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"If you have a gas stove, you're expected to have a fire extinguisher," he said in a phone interview.
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A fire extinguisher can be a fine weapon, and there's power in numbers if a group bumrushed a shooter.
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They tracked down the consoles' original green paint and found extra viewing-room wallpaper hidden behind a fire extinguisher.
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Mr. Diaz said he had gone to get a fire extinguisher but soon realized the extent of the inferno.
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One good Samaritan grabbed a fire extinguisher and tended to Benson, who appeared to be smoldering from the wreck.
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The Bugatti 37A has room for a fire extinguisher, "especially on a classic car like this", says Jay Leno.
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You'll just need to follow standard fire safety requirements, like keeping water or a portable fire extinguisher close by.
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They must also keep a fire extinguisher, bucket of sand or a hose connected to a water supply handy.
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Price: $30 (Oxygen mask respirator), $20 fire extinguisher Who would have thought fire-resistant gloves with touchscreen tips existed?
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Bystanders reportedly used a whale tusk and a fire extinguisher to subdue the attacker in Friday's stabbing in London.
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They must also keep a fire extinguisher, bucket of sand or a hose connected to a water supply handy.
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At any point, a student could simply open the Threat Extinguisher themselves as a prank or to attack another student.
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TMZ broke the story ... Zay was also accused of beating up his roommate and spraying him with a fire extinguisher.
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I was Mashable was crazy enough to drop $576.37 on the Not-a-Flamethrower and a Boring-branded fire extinguisher.
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On one end is a CO2 fire extinguisher, on the other there is a pressurized spray of liquid ice cream.
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Price: $250"Because yes, even something as practical and purposeful as say, a fire extinguisher, can skew sexy," Goop writes.
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There's also an electric fire extinguisher, quick releases for the hood and hatchback, and regenerative braking capabilities to increase safety.
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The co-pilot must have known that was going to happen because he exited the wreckage with a fire extinguisher.
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Hiram Macharia, marketing executive at LG Electronics, said he grabbed a fire extinguisher and headed downstairs after the first blast.
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The toll could have been much higher if the second bomb, disguised as a fire extinguisher, had not been disarmed.
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But Bird was quickly confronted by a man in a striped sweater who carried a fire extinguisher outside with him.
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Firefighter Lavelle said he used an extinguisher to contain the fire while other members of his company, Ladder 26, conducted searches.
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Flight crew used a fire extinguisher on the phone and put it in a container filled with water, the airline said.
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The Women's March, what could be one the largest American demonstrations, is a fire extinguisher put in the hands of Americans.
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An unknown individual placed a fake exhibition label beside a fire extinguisher and other innocuous infrastructural items at the Centre Pompidou.
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A few years ago, there was a riot in London when a a kid threw a fire extinguisher off the roof.
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That's when one passenger pulled the emergency brake to stop the train and others -- upon smelling smoke -- grabbed the fire extinguisher.
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He told Business Insider that less than a third of the homes the startup has entered have a working fire extinguisher.
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A weapon was never recovered, though the police believe a small fire extinguisher that went missing from the home was used.
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When we invented less powerful technology like fire, we screwed up a bunch of times and then invented the fire extinguisher.
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Members of the security services beat him with a fire extinguisher and a golf club and tortured him with electric shocks.
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Equip your home with smoke and carbon dioxide detectors, and place a fire extinguisher in the kitchen and near any fireplaces.
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Given that Costa once thought it hilarious to pretend to throw a fire extinguisher at reporters, it was probably not great.
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Leyland believed Miller, a one-man rally extinguisher for Cleveland last fall, had the best chance to survive a manufactured jam.
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It isn't clear if the canister that gets hit is a fire extinguisher, but it is about the size of one.
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So we came up with the idea of making a fire extinguisher which people can always keep handy in the home.
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Passers-by put out the blaze using a fire extinguisher from a nearby fast food stall before calling police, Bild and B.Z .
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A relentless nine-minute rape scene segued neatly into a six-minute fire extinguisher murder, which I watched before completing a questionnaire.
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When Nam ran into his basement, he saw that the boiler was on fire, and put it out with a fire extinguisher.
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I thought that I could go to my truck and grab a fire extinguisher, but it was just a little tiny thing.
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The witness, who was the one to call 911, did note that Slager used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames.
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"Because yes, even something as practical and purposeful as say, a fire extinguisher, can skew sexy," writes Goop in the product description.
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They grabbed anything weapon-like that they could find, from a fire extinguisher to an ornamental narwhal tusk pulled from the wall.
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Buuuuuttt... just keep a fire extinguisher nearby if you want to play it, because the game could literally set your SNES on fire.
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He ran out onto the sidewalk, wrestled off his pants, and was then blasted by a gas station attendant with a fire extinguisher.
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Even the Olympic torch relay has had an unusual number of bloopers: face plants, attempted thefts and dousing attempts (by water and extinguisher).
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" This is how Mr. Mezhburd's cleansing process works: Wielding a fire extinguisher, he instructs his visitors to open their mouths and say, "Ah.
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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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The report says witnesses called 911 and desperately tried to put out the flames on Benson's body with clothes and a fire extinguisher.
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A man uses a fire extinguisher to put out a tear gas canister as they confront police in Hong Kong on Wednesday, Aug.
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"A fire on your stove you could put out with a fire extinguisher, but if your kitchen is ablaze, that fire extinguisher probably won't work," said Dr. Carter Mecher, a senior medical adviser for public health at the Department of Veterans Affairs and a former director of medical preparedness policy at the White House during the Obama and Bush administrations.
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When police arrived, Hashi sprayed police officers with a fire extinguisher before running into a utility closet while holding a broken bottle, said police.
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The National Anti-Terrorist Committee said an explosive device had been found at another station, hidden in a fire extinguisher, but had been defused.
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In the 2008 film "Wall-E," the titular robot uses a fire extinguisher to zoom around in space while his friend Eva looks on.
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Tuesday on a report that someone was using a fire extinguisher to smash the windows of parked cars, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported .
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The Swede worryingly remained in the car before marshals arrived with an extinguisher and he clambered out from underneath the halo head-protection system.
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A yellow metal cabinet with three types of petroleum sits a safe distance away, and next to that, an essential tool — a fire extinguisher.
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Muhammad Shoukair, 36, suddenly said there was a fire on board and asked the co-pilot, Muhammad Mamdouh Assem, 24, to get an extinguisher.
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Cut to a sweating Corden blasting a fire extinguisher in his own face while Horan pours four jugs of liquid cheese over his head.
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Today: a Manager working in mental health who makes $93,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on a fire extinguisher.
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Your survival kit should include things like a flashlight, a portable radio, batteries, canned food, a fire extinguisher, bottled water, blankets, clothing, and cash.
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KUTV reports that the police were called to the scene, but Jamison and his fire extinguisher had already left by the time they arrived.
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After a civilian put the flames out with a fire extinguisher, the 21-year-old suspect was taken into police custody while receiving treatment.
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After the race, they left behind a vehicular graveyard littered with smashed fence posts, messes of barbed wire, and at least one empty fire extinguisher.
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Vettel was fourth, and also with a hot backside after his car's fire extinguisher went off beneath his seat half an hour into the session.
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Gonzalez, who frequented the park, was seen "walking away from a small fire" on Sunday afternoon carrying a fire extinguisher and lighter, the sheriff said.
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It's unclear how many the company will try to sell, but if you're nervous, there's also a $30 fire extinguisher for sale — branded, of course.
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Open your Emergency Services app and see a local map with the location of every AED, fire extinguisher, fire alarm and emergency phone clearly displayed.
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But as far as fire prevention goes, the Automist Smartscan probably provides far more peace of mind than a fire extinguisher under the kitchen sink.
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First-aid kits, gas masks, bottles of vinegar, protection glasses, cellphones, political pamphlets, markers, a car-fire extinguisher, a slingshot and a Goofy key chain.
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The fire, which was on the home's exterior wood shingles, was small, and firefighters were able to put it out using a hand-held extinguisher.
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The Miami mascot thought it would be funny to wear a firefighter's outfit and carry a fire extinguisher to a Florida State game in 1989.
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People were able to pre-order them for $500 each, and could buy an "overpriced" fire extinguisher with a "cool sticker" for $30 as well.
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The main suspect, Usman Khan, was killed by police at the scene after reportedly being subdued by bystanders using a narwhal tusk and fire extinguisher.
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SEOUL, (Reuters) - In a panic after a fire has broken out and can't remember where the fire extinguisher is, let alone how to use it?
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Despite the fact that having a home fire extinguisher has been mandatory since 2017, less than 60 percent of households in the country currently own one.
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Some of the boards even caught fire while they were being destroyed and had to be doused with a powder-based fire extinguisher, the council said.
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The music throughout the 10-episode season is gently jazzy, and the gags never get any sharper than, say, Groban spraying Danza with a fire extinguisher.
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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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Orders are expected to ship in late November, which gives buyers more than enough time to buy a fire extinguisher if they don't already have one.
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He rushed to the source to find sparks turning into flames on an outlet downstairs and managed to knock down the flames with a fire extinguisher.
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The witness reported that Slager used a fire extinguisher to try and put out the flames and an attorney for him previously called it an accident.
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Details: Police said the suspect discharged a fire extinguisher and then ran into a closet inside the freshman congresswoman's office after officers arrived, according to CBS2.
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The CPSC recommends keeping them away from combustible materials, avoid using them on or near a road, wearing protective gear, and having a fire extinguisher nearby.
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There wasn't enough time to put on proper protective wear, so they used a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher in an effort to drive away the bees.
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Your goal is to incapacitate the person with a blow to the head, using a blunt object like a fire extinguisher, a trophy or a paperweight.
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Some fucker doused the crowd with a fire extinguisher at a punk show last year, damaging the PA and someone went to hospital from the inhalation.
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According to survivors' accounts in the Times article, which Ms. Crowther began reading aloud to her stunned husband, her son had searched for a fire extinguisher.
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Another civilian, identified only as a Polish man named Lukasz, used a five-foot narwhal tusk alongside a man with a fire extinguisher to tackle Kahn.
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"He came out with energy of hostility, a fire extinguisher in his hands, and said 'I told you, you can't be here,'" Bird told the station.
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The police said evidence indicated that four thieves had carried out the robbery early Monday, spraying a fire extinguisher in their wake to erase their tracks.
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"At the early stage of fire-fighting, a fire extinguisher is equivalent to one fire engine," said Hwang Seong-phil, associate creative director at Cheil Worldwide.
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Because a fire extinguisher shoots out gas (normally to put out a fire), it can also be used to produce thrust and help you maneuver in space.
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Anyway, those same executives have more important things to worry about — like deciding whether or not to include a complimentary fire extinguisher with every Galaxy Note 8.
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On a more serious note, Drengenberg warns against dousing the device with water or using a fire extinguisher, two actions that might exacerbate the battery's chemical reaction.
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A faulty Kidde extinguisher may have played a role in the death of 22-year-old Brendan Rosko in a car wreck in Pennsylvania in August 2014.
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The extinguisher was eventually found in a plastic bag in a pond near the home, and DNA tests confirmed it had been used as a murder weapon.
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The plutonium was contained within a high-strength cask, about the size and shape of a small fire extinguisher, shielded by layers of graphite, beryllium, and titanium.
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Airbnb has some other recommendations: Do a safety check after you enter the house and make sure there is a first-aid kit and a fire extinguisher.
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She dragged out her fire extinguisher and did her best to fight back the flames, but the smoke was everywhere and it was getting harder to breathe.
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Lastly, it's a good idea to keep at least one fire extinguisher in your house, ideally in the kitchen, because that is where most home fires ignite.
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But a few brave souls chased Usman Khan onto London Bridge, armed with a fire extinguisher and, of all things, a narwhal tusk, plucked from a display.
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And it states that UC Global placed a microphone in a meeting room, hidden in a fire extinguisher, that could record up to 12 hours of sound.
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Mari died after being "repeatedly" stabbed by a non-serrated kitchen knife, about 15 inches long, and bashed with a fire extinguisher, according to Newsday, citing court documents.
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FaZe Kay keeps a Boring company fire extinguisher on his bedside table, propped up against his gold YouTube play button plaque, awarded when he reached 27.5 million followers.
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Paramedics and firefighters from the Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) responded to the call, and sprayed Maria with a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher to partially remove the swarm.
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In a news conference on Monday, Anthony A. Scarpino Jr., the district attorney for Westchester County, said Mr. Gomez used a fire extinguisher to crush Ms. Colley's head.
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Similarly, waiting until a spouse is gone to share more hugs makes as much sense as waiting until your house is in cinders to buy a fire extinguisher.
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"We kind of liken it to a fire extinguisher," said Leatherback Gear co-founder Brad de Geus, who credits his brother for coming up with the product's design.
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One of the men was wielding a fire extinguisher, another reportedly took a narwhal tusk down from the wall of the Fishmongers&apos Hall to confront the suspect.
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Life extinguisherThe movie: After Roy sneaks onto the rocket, some asshole tries to shoot him and hits a canister that may or may not be a fire extinguisher.
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That's after just over a day of being on sale, and not counting the revenue from fire extinguisher sales (those sell for just $30, which is itself also overpriced).
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Slager was also treated for burns he had sustained in the incident, and at least one witness told police he used a fire extinguisher to extinguish the flames. 3.
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Zay Hilfigerrr found a new use for a fire extinguisher -- instead of using it to put out a blaze ... he fanned the flames of a feud with his roommate.
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An imperturbable crewman stepped out with an extinguisher, sprayed down the engine and then announced the plane would leave as planned, trying to block the mass exodus of passengers.
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A few yards away, Malcolm MacQueen, 31, a fire extinguisher technician from Fort McMurray, said that he was already looking for another job just hours after arriving in Edmonton.
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In an email, a top Moody adviser pointed to a number of guides for active shooter scenarios that recommend using items like a fire extinguisher to stop an attacker.
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The crew tried to sniff out its source, and someone even sprayed a fire extinguisher at the lights over the bar, said Charles Kern, an on-set scenic artist.
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She wrote while her daughters napped, but was forced to shelve the pages when a fire extinguisher fell on her head at a community center, giving her a concussion.
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Then, in a gesture that hovered ambiguously between a safety drill and a bit of surrealist theater, a guard walked onto the stage sportily displaying a red fire extinguisher.
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The Swede worryingly remained in the car, with flames licking the airbox, before marshals arrived with an extinguisher and he clambered out from underneath the halo head-protection system.
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They were probably sleeping soundly, their consciences appeased, I assume, by the fact that every Lebanese had a small fire extinguisher in his car, so nothing could go wrong.
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The liberal firebrand and vocal Trump critic shared a photo of herself posing next to a pile of fire extinguishers labeled "AOC Fire Extinguisher" in the U.S. Capitol Building.
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Every room that has only one exit MUST HAVE a fire extinguisher hung on the wall (or on a stand) with a fire extinguisher sign pointing to it; we go a step further and point a wireless, battery-charged spot light upon fire extinguishers so as to etch the location of every unit into the party-goers' minds, and provide a visual aid/path to the unit should the lighting in the space fail. 5.
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Threat Extinguisher pointed to the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012 and Planned Parenthood in Colorado in 2015 as the catalyst for the creation of the pepper spray.
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Musk must be feeling magnanimous after doing so well with these tangential revenue-generation tactics, because he's also giving away a "complimentary" Boring Co fire extinguisher with each flamethrower sold.
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In the preview mission, Blazkowicz carries a miniature nuclear weapon (disguised as a fire extinguisher) through downtown Roswell, New Mexico, listening in on mundane conversations about life under Nazi rule.
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The woman spoke briefly with staffers before the incident, the newspaper said, before lighting herself on fire and then running out a doorway as aides tried using a fire extinguisher.
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You could now drive through the city without fear of being flagged down and stripped of cash over some spontaneously invented offense like failing to travel with a fire extinguisher.
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Dunlevy, who tried to intervene, ended up in the emergency room with a broken toe, after a fire extinguisher that one girl threw at the other landed on her foot.
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Yet another one shows the man walking down the sidewalk, dousing cars as a man with a fire extinguisher jogs behind him, presumably putting out the fire as he goes.
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He highlighted a YouTube video from the LA County Sheriff's office that features advice on how to respond to active shooters, which mentioned using a fire extinguisher, among other recommendations.
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The devices were available for pre-order at a price of $500 each, and customers were also able to buy an "overpriced" fire extinguisher with a "cool sticker" for $30.
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The system brings together gas and pressure detection to prevent accidents and fire detectors, sprinklers and extinguisher systems, evacuation plans, life boats and other data into one stream of integrated information.
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Rabbi Mendy Krinsky put it out with a fire extinguisher as his wife, Chanie Krinsky, woke their children and got them out of the house, she said in a Facebook post.
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According to the authorities, there was no sign of forced entry and the only item that seemed to be missing from the home was a fire extinguisher — the possible murder weapon.
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SEAWORLD AND BUSCH GARDENS OFFER VETERANS FREE ADMISSION UNTIL JULY 4 "The ride attendant immediately responded with a fire extinguisher as trained," the amusement park told Fox 46 in a statement.
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"Our teacher immediately grabbed a fire extinguisher and got us into her office and locked the door," Pamela said, adding that one of the girls had been shot in the shoulder.
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Footage has emerged of three bystanders, including one wielding a fire extinguisher and another with a 5-foot narwhal tusk, tackling 28-year-old Usman Khan, the suspect in the attack.
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The scene outside Kensington Palace still shows signs of what happened: Tourists and other visitors to the palace's surrounding Kensington Gardens caught glimpses of police tape and the leftover fire extinguisher outside.
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It's clear to me in this shot frame that the very last shot of Renner tossing the fire extinguisher at Hamm is actually performed by a stunt double, and not Renner himself.
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If you're in desperate need of a fire extinguisher that's locked away, for example, you don't look for a key or heavy object — you just punch the glass in front of it.
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I am trying to not spend any money after this weekend, but I realized last night that we don't have a fire extinguisher in our house, and my anxiety can't have that.
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The book is full of these muddy little snapshots, showing things—a racing bike, a lighter, a Gloria fire extinguisher, Aunt Anna—that seem surprised that someone is bothering to photograph them.
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GRUESOME BREAK FROM ROUTINE After the analyst and a client get access to the tool closet, they use hammers, wrenches, a fire extinguisher and a nail gun in a showdown with employees.
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He begins with the caveat that the vehicle is only about 2000 percent done—thus the big red emergency stop button just above the cup holders and the fire extinguisher in the backseat.
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RD-D2, for example, is able to quickly solder together broken circuits on the wing of a spacecraft while under heavy laser fire or put out fires with a built-in fire extinguisher.
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But while the CPSC investigate these very serious problems, it has some general advice that all hoverboard users are urged to follow:Have a working fire extinguisher nearby while charging or using these boards.
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It has no roof, just a roll cage, and looks similar to the regular Miata except that all the creature comforts have been removed, replaced by a fire extinguisher and five-point harness.
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"Red light essentially acts like a fire extinguisher to put out the inflammation that causes pimples, while blue light has been shown to kill acne-causing bacteria on the skin," Dr. Zeichner says.
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I grabbed the fire extinguisher, I tried to extinguish the flames, but the van burst into flames very, very quickly and we were unable to assist in getting anybody out of the van.
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Contractors working on an upgrade to the building's chemical fire extinguishers late on Sunday accidentally triggered an extinguisher, the bank said, releasing a chemical retardant that may have starved the area of oxygen.
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The 42-year-old landscaper pointed across the street to a large, burned-out garbage can with an empty fire extinguisher lying nearby and the pungent smell of smoke still in the air.
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The woman in the video is Daphne Avalon, a professional stuntwoman, and the "uncut" version of the video features Kimmel himself busting in the door and putting her out with a fire extinguisher.
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The seat belt might also make that list, as well as the fire extinguisher, helmet and swim vest, given that accidents are taking far fewer lives that they did a hundred years ago.
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We would've added "putting a stranger's cigarette out with a fire extinguisher" on that list, but a Salt Lake City restaurant owner decided that he'd bring that one to life on Friday night.
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Her fellow sorority sister filmed her sobbing meltdown after she allegedly tried to create an indoor snow scene using a fire extinguisher and instead set off the fire alarm and angered her fellow sisters.
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Rex Sakamoto, a producer with the viral video news outlet NowThis, was on the scene and shared smartphone videos of the flaming luggage and an airline attendant using an extinguisher to contain the fire.
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Something set the crowd off -- Beck's drummer would later say that the guitar player sprayed a fire extinguisher on the audience -- and security personnel hustled band members off the stage, leaving their instruments behind.
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Scott McAllister, a first-time racer at Bronson Speedway, did not have a head-and-neck device or a fire extinguisher inside his car, though they are required, according to the track's rule book.
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His attack ended when he was rushed by several men — one wielding a fire extinguisher and another brandishing an ornamental whale tusk torn from the wall of the hall — and the police shot him.
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As a result of the success of the original campaign, which saw the amount of homes equipped with a fire extinguisher increase by 8 percent, Cheil Worldwide is now producing 200,000 more of the vases.
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Attorney Gus Benitez said in a statement that the inspector only found that a light bulb in an exit sign needed to be replaced and a fire extinguisher needed to be hung on the wall.
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As C&B's latest ambassador, she also stars in the brand's holiday ad campaign, called "Perfect Party" (spoiler: not quite everything is perfect — she ends up wielding a fire extinguisher), which you can watch ahead.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... cops responded to a 911 call from Zay's home in North Hollywood last week by his roommate, who claimed he was being attacked by the rapper with a fire extinguisher.
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The incident prompted a 15-minute stoppage but the fire was eventually doused and Magnussen was back out in the afternoon session, his car fitted with the old fuel system and cleaned of extinguisher foam.
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Tre'Shawn Thurman tallied 11 points, and Jordan Caroline chipped in with 10 points and 10 rebounds one game after breaking the glass on a fire-extinguisher cover following the Wolf Pack's loss at Utah State.
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I saw a large group of people around her aisle and I saw all this foam and it looked like it was from a fire extinguisher, but it was fire suppression foam from the engine.
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Pixar's 2008 triumph is still a dazzling blend of silent comedy, gentle environmental messaging and subversive satire, with the robots Wall-E and Eve's zero-gravity, fire extinguisher-propelled pas de deux a glorious highlight.
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There's a sequence in the film where Cooper follows the anonymous German graffiti crew 1UP into a Berlin U-Bahn station where the masked men spray paint the walls of the station via a fire extinguisher.
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But seven students were sent to the hospital after breathing in fire extinguisher residue, and a dozen more were treated on scene for respiratory complaints, said Captain Kevin Saxton of the Delray Beach Fire-Rescue Department.
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By "approached" I mean he tries to strangle her in a sheet of plastic, but she kicks him to the ground and hits his head with fire extinguisher — or something, killing him once and for all.
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It involves a weaponized trash can with cleaning supplies attached to it, a fire extinguisher spray to the face for each of them, and a tackle against the lockers before Russell ultimately jumps into a dumpster.
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And that's on a good day, when passengers aren't screaming at us for something beyond our control, when there's not a medical emergency, or a reason to grab a bottle of halon or a fire extinguisher.
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It is priced at $150,000 — less than half the $372,120 that a large Lucien Smith "Rain" canvas, painted with a fire extinguisher, sold for at Sotheby's in 153, according to the Artnet database of auction results.
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But on her tour of the Vision, which is slightly larger than its fleet mate, Homendy said she saw one fire extinguisher in the bunk room, another in the galley area, and one on the bridge.
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Deadlifts, squats, and other weightlifting moves will also give you the core strength needed to heave that fire extinguisher through the Starbucks window, but it's cardio that will prove to be most useful in the long run.
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It's not perfect—the magazine only holds three rounds and he keeps a firing extinguisher on site in case something goes wrong—but users can hold the gun without support and fire three rounds with minimal effort.
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The "Juju On That Beat" rapper's seen on video -- obtained by TMZ -- arguing with his roomie off camera with extinguisher in hand ... then taking a few steps toward him and shooting a cloud of fire-squelching chemicals.
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More importantly, Kiley noted this is actually a couples' costume, writing: "The finished costume will add caution tape and my fiance is dressing as a firefighter and she will be following me around with a fire extinguisher."
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Three Reuters photographers captured images showing one of the officers, her helmet pulled off, grimacing in pain as her colleagues sprayed her with a fire extinguisher to try to put out the flames licking around her face.
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They use terms like "splurge card" (a debit card for everyday luxuries), "mojo account" (for when you feel like quitting your job) and "fire extinguisher funds" (emergency reserves) with an enthusiasm not normally associated with fiscal responsibility.
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Back in 2015, as part of its new traffic laws to regulate "Lebanon's chaotic roads," the Lebanese Ministry of Interior and Municipalities announced that every car in the country must be equipped with a small fire extinguisher.
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"A teacher, anybody could break that glass, set the alarm off, grab that dry chemical fire extinguisher and spray it towards somebody and I'll tell you right now that could put them to their knees," he suggested.
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But in a measure of confusion over the issue, employees and owners of businesses near the Ghost Ship, including a grocery store, a dry cleaner and a fire extinguisher vendor, all said firefighters inspected their facilities annually.
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The statement said the accused apparently tried to prevent the bus driver from putting out the fire by punching him in the face but the bus driver nonetheless managed to put the fire out with a fire extinguisher.
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The pranksters allegedly wrote on walls with chalk, pulled a fire alarm, sprayed a fire extinguisher across a basketball court, smeared food on floors and scattered papers, including student records that are now possibly lost, according to WTHR.
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It's likely in just a few years time, in-home robots costing less than a $1,000 dollars will know how to put out a fire with an extinguisher, turn off a flooding bathtub, or squish a black widow.
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It includes several days' worth of freeze-dried camping meals, a few flashlights, a fire extinguisher, and a plastic hand pump for getting water out of the 55-gallon rain barrel that I have stored in our backyard.
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The two security sources said that the explosives discovered at the building, in the east of the city, bore similarities to a bomb which was found on Monday inside a fire extinguisher at St Petersburg's Ploshchad Vosstaniya metro station.
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A page on the company's website states, "We encourage every Airbnb host to install working smoke & CO detectors in their listing and to check them frequently," and a support page recommends providing a first-aid kit and fire extinguisher.
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"They wrapped a thin mat around his body, tied it with tape, and approximately 10 officers kicked him and beat him with sticks, a golf club, and a fire extinguisher on his ribs and upper body," the report said.
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Renault mechanics initially brought the fire under control, squirting extinguisher all over the car, but fuel gushing out of the top of the airbox continued to reignite, leaving the vehicle stranded in the pit-lane and prompting a 15-minute stoppage.
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Caressed by sultry secretaries in advertisements, it resembled an instrument console from the Starship Enterprise and shipped with a fire extinguisher, in case its heating elements set the paper alight; seven plain-paper copies per minute trundled through its paper path.
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The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him, an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, and another civilian whose injuries were not immediately disclosed, the FDNY said.
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In one case, a 13-year-old boy was riding his hoverboard inside when it started to smoke; after he took it outside, it burst into flames and the boy had to use a fire extinguisher to put it out.
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The company can add something as big as a wheelchair ramp or as small as a fire extinguisher bottle to the design, simulate it in software, and then print a new version of the vehicle to be tested in the real world.
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Court papers say the broker persuaded nearly 40 Montauk residents to complain about Mr. Ferreira's yard, even though when a fire marshal inspected it in May 2009, he discovered only a single violation: a fire extinguisher that was not up to code.
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If your clothes catch fire, try not to run or flail around If possible, don't run or walk through a burning room Never use an elevator during a fireWhen using a fire extinguisher, don't aim at the middle or top of the flames
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The raw footage is graphic so we're not publishing it -- instead, we've cut screen grabs showing the efforts to save Cedric and his female passenger ... with one person even using a fire extinguisher to put out flames on the former running back.
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Risking his own safety, he went at the killer, armed with only the improvised tools at hand — first a wooden lectern, and then a fire extinguisher — as the clash began in a central London building and then spilled out into the street.
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"Each suit has an assigned safety who would kind of shadow them, carrying a backpack with a heavy duty pair of scissors, a fire extinguisher, a medical aid kit, stuff like that, bottle of water… just to provide a basic level of safety," says Voggeneder.
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The rapper tells us he didn't cause any damage, and was actually getting his stuff to move out when his roommate confronted him along with 3 other guys ... and Zay says everything he did -- including the blast from the fire extinguisher -- was in self-defense.
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It is full of passengers who are trying to dream up the next gimmick, since using a fire extinguisher as a "brush," incorporating chewed gum as a medium, or laying work on the floor so that viewers can walk on it, have already been taken.
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Running with an ergonomic, propane-pumped baton is a little different from keeping a wood fire burning for 24 hours despite all weather conditions, but the daring gentleman above wanted to take out the eternal flame with his own modern convention: a fire extinguisher.
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She set a welded-steel rail right down the middle of her show "Pledge," at Company Gallery, and balanced a handful of precarious little sculptures on it: a fire extinguisher, a penis, a dog's paw, a stylized candle, and others, all carved from Spanish blue alabaster.
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And if you were really in the wrong place at the wrong time, that tension may even have spilled over into a full-on confrontation—possibly involving a raccoon, a lost time-traveller, molten-cheese burns, fire extinguisher attacks, or windows being smashed due to mischievous customers.
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Price: $28 Call it an worst-case-scenario kit: When your Note7 or whatever phone you're using inexplicably starts smoking, you'll happy you were properly prepared with an oxygen mask that filters out smoke and a fire extinguisher to stop the flames from damaging any property or valuables.
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He moves the camera along walls and behind boxes, so the tour feels a little more like Time Crisis than the all-out chaos of a Goldeneye shootemup, but it's an excellent way to see the righteous attention to detail he's put into every floor tile, rivet, and fire extinguisher.
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A street further down, one of us was busy doing an enormous tag with a fire-extinguisher, while on the other side of the street a group climbed over a wall and covered a whole train car right in front of the people sitting in the cafe across from them.
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He had to order that many in order to get a discount, but, as it turned out, he didn't know a hundred and twenty people, so there were a lot of leftovers, and every room in the Hens house, even Gregor's tiny bedroom, was outfitted with a bright-red fire extinguisher.
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Because we, with our sovereignty, deny their [the police force's] power and the existence of Australia … obviously the NSW riot police had a problem with that and they came in with a fire extinguisher and extinguished it on a lot of people in there, and there was a bit of an altercation.
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The brand "has released a brick, liquor bags, a crowbar and a fire extinguisher in the past, and fans of this brand who will line up every Thursday on release day, and then pay inexplicable resell prices for such items," said Jonathan Sawyer, a staff writer for the street wear blog Highsnobiety.
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Police hat, pirate hat, construction hard hat, knight helmet, motorcycle helmet; capes, backpacks, swim fins; shopping cart, bicycle, skateboard; shovel, hammer, swords, ax, umbrella, tuba, guitar, fire extinguisher, soccer ball, tennis racket; dog, raccoon, goose, skunk, pig, pony, sheep, frog; treasure chest, globe, golden chalice, silver coins — these little, everyday, bourgeois details are Playmobil's charm.
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The vision of herself that Ms. Dench likes best, she has said, is Tracey Ullman's spoof of her as a rebellious "national treasure," shoplifting; throwing poop from her pup, Coriolanus, into trees; breaking all the china in a posh shop; kicking over trash cans and signs; writing "I hate pigs" with a fire extinguisher when she finally gets arrested.
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"When you think about little commonsense things, practical things, we could do right now, there are fire extinguishers, dry-chemical fire extinguishers, in every commercial building, school, and almost within 100 feet of wherever you are, and a fire extinguisher can be a great deterrent if somebody gets out of control or if anything happens," Moody told the station.
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So you and your date settle in for something nice and transgressive … and within minutes you are watching a man getting his face bashed in — all the way in — with a fire extinguisher and then, a few scenes later, a woman getting raped for 10 agonizing unedited minutes and by the time the credits roll, voilà, you're single again.
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In 22018, Japanese fashion designer Aya Tsukioka launched a line of clothing and accessories meant to deceive potential criminals: a handbag that looks like a manhole cover and therefore, if dropped on the street, might trick a mugger into thinking its owner had no purse to steal; a school backpack that unfolds to hide a child behind an apparent fire extinguisher box.
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The fog rolls in from the Pacific and floats up against the beach, stacking up above Twin Peaks until it drops like an ephemeral avalanche onto the city below … blasting through the Golden Gate as if sprayed from a fire extinguisher, erasing the Bridge, obscuring Alcatraz, turning Berkeley into an overcast Pacific Northwest knockoff even as it leaves Oakland in bright, shining California sunlight.
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One day recently, Hannah and her handler, John Hyla, of the Putnam County Sheriff's Office, in New York, were in an abandoned office building in the town of Southeast, looking for flash drives, cell phones, hard drives, and micro S.D. cards that had been hidden in cabinets, vents, and, in one instance, a secret compartment inside a water bottle stashed behind a fire extinguisher.
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As we buckled into a small Piper Archer at Essex County Airport in New Jersey, near his childhood home, Mr. Fabiano rattled off a battery of safety instructions that went well beyond the usual flight attendant script: where to find the fire extinguisher, how to brace yourself over the instrument panel if necessary, how to unlatch the door in case of a crash landing.
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A shame, as Wilson's Heart is shaping up to be a phenomenal VR experience based on this brief impression, the Touch controllers bringing (as) lifelike (as this stuff gets right now) flexibility to the title character's hands as they use a rotary-dial telephone, punch through glass to retrieve a fire extinguisher, and frantically search for the right key to open a door as a murderous stuffed toy inches toward him.
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Here are some of the oddest: Motorcycle crashes into security officer (don't miss the enterprising man in green who comes in on the left): Guy with fire extinguisher fails badly: Guy with bucket of water takes his shot (action starts around the minute mark): Man in black is foiled: Face plant: More face plantage: The torch relay, invented for the Nazi Olympics of 1936, has seldom been incident free in recent years.
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He provides sharp and entertaining portraits of the various Franklin obsessives whose experience and expertise fed into the 2008 initiative: men like Walter Zacharchuk, who built his own scuba tank out of a fire extinguisher, glued his own wet suit out of sheets of neoprene and became Canada's first professional marine archaeologist, or Jim Balsillie, a former co-chief executive of Research in Motion, the makers of the BlackBerry smartphone, who ended up buying and refitting a fishing trawler to participate in the search.
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Inside the city's abandoned factories, warehouses, schools, and recreational facilities, I documented the work left behind by waves of graffiti writers: Locals like PORAB, TURDL, ELMER, and DONT, who had discovered their hometown's potential long before anyone else; trailblazer's like REVOK MSK from California, whose skill and connections elevated the game in Detroit; ambitious all-around writers like BEGR and HAELER, as well as worldwide vandal PEAR, whose epic beef with Detroit's GASM scarred walls all over the city; outlaws like DROID and his fellow 907 crew members, whose giant roller paint letters and fire extinguisher tags covered entire buildings.
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