"When people in the building became aware of the fire they tried to put it out with fire extinguishers, but the fire extinguishers were empty," Doroodian is quoted as saying.
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She also noted that the boat would have had smoke detectors, a fixed firefighting system in the engine room, portable extinguishers at both entryways, and extinguishers on the bridge and main deck.
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They then sprayed the bees with Co2 and foam extinguishers.
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"I hide gasoline now and sleep close to extinguishers," she wrote.
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Where his predecessors wielded fire extinguishers, Trump prefers a flame tosser.
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Santone said the city inspects for smoke detectors and fire extinguishers.
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It was not clear if the extinguishers had since been updated.
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Fire extinguishers are important year-round, but especially during the winter.
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Fire extinguishers were strewn around the salt, but they hadn't been needed.
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Five empty fire extinguishers later, the flames were still burning, McCall recalled.
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"When you think about commonsense things, practical things we could do like, right now, there are fire extinguishers, dry chemical fire extinguishers in every commercial building, school, almost within a hundred feet of wherever you are," Moody said.
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Drivers in Bulgaria must carry fire extinguishers in their cars at all time.
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A ladder and two portable fire extinguishers were found inside one bank vault.
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Get fire extinguishers, carbon dioxide and smoke detectors — and make sure they work.
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The government says the extinguishers can become clogged and fail to spray when needed.
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We hear the Bikers for Trump are waiting with fire extinguishers in Public Square.
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Men bashed each other with fire extinguishers, stones and steel rods from bed frames.
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The company also makes bulletproof emergency shields the size of fire extinguishers for schools.
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In the 1980s it began making cooking pots, cutlery, fire extinguishers and gas canisters.
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People were running around trying to grab fire extinguishers that we had around the event.
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The faulty extinguishers are equipped with plastic handles and push-buttons and can become clogged.
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Fire extinguishers didn't work, and it took more than an hour for firefighters to arrive.
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The recalled extinguishers are red, white and silver and are either ABC or BC rated.
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The extinguishers are sold online and at The Home Depot, Walmart, Sears and other stores.
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For a classroom or office setting, this translates to books, staplers, chairs, fire extinguishers, etc.
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Listed in the fine print were several unlikely items, including veterinary clinics and fire extinguishers.
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Police waited behind their riot shields while firefighters put out the smoldering fire with extinguishers.
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Despite the snow and ice everywhere, the hotel has electricity, exit signs, and fire extinguishers.
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But police officers put out the blaze with fire extinguishers before the photo was destroyed.
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I had three people standing adjacent with fire extinguishers and a big bucket of water.
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Sales of bromine, a chemical used to make fire extinguishers, jumped 10 percent during the quarter.
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A video shows the plane bursting into flames and airport workers dousing it with fire extinguishers.
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Perhaps most critically, check that there are working fire extinguishers and smoke detectors in your home.
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He is also the one who makes sure the fire extinguishers in the house are working.
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Looters ransacked the stadium back in January, taking items like televisions, fire extinguishers and a statue.
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Fire extinguishers on the dock were working and had been inspected in October, according to Smith.
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On Earth, there are lots of kinds of fire extinguishers designed for different kinds of fires.
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Ms. Deloach Reed has said there were at least two fire extinguishers in the Ghost Ship.
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The MarCo probes use the compressed gas R236FA, which is commonly used in fire extinguishers, for propulsion.
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Columbiana Schools gathered input from the community before agreeing to implement the Threat Extinguishers, according to WFMJ.
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Outside the classroom at each end of the corridor were fire-hose pipe reels and fire extinguishers.
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The dorms had no emergency exits and did not have fire extinguishers or other basic safety precautions.
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The structure was actually made of refuse: metal, fire extinguishers, life vests, and other recycled airplane parts.
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Tenants had warned Almena the Ghost Ship was a "death trap" and told him to buy extinguishers.
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An October inspection of the building found that fire extinguishers and emergency alarms were installed as required.
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The extinguishers bubbling pink hearts are able to put out many of the flames, but one remains.
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They were helped by colleagues who used fire extinguishers and their hands to put out the fires.
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" When you have shows, "announce the location of exits and fire extinguishers before and during each event.
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At that restaurant, witnesses said there were no sprinklers, no fire extinguishers and no clearly marked exits.
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They have fire extinguishers now, and they don't let as many people in as they used to.
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A majority of them failed to offer fire extinguishers (just 303 percent) or first-aid kits (36 percent).
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The airworthiness regulations will update the fire safety standards for cargo airplanes, including the requirements for fire extinguishers.
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In 2014, extinguishers failed to function as they should for emergency personnel responding to a fiery car wreck.
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After four house fires resulted from youthful cooking attempts, the association began distributing slow cookers and fire extinguishers.
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And when she asked about the fire-safety situation — alarms, extinguishers and exits — the landlord seemed taken aback.
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It's very satisfying floating through the air while using psychic powers to toss fire extinguishers at bad guys.
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Because we took myriad precautions since then: better fire exits, more extinguishers and sprinklers, routine fire drills, etc.
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Police officers, not students, blasted the fire extinguishers that had filled the air with white fumes, she said.
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They leave a trail of bullet-riddled propane tanks, fire extinguishers, mannequin heads, and anything else you can imagine.
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Sunday: Police used fire extinguishers while plying the car door, eventually removing the occupant and carrying him to safety.
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In addition to flamethrowers and fire extinguishers, the company's website says Boring sold 50,000 hats featuring the corporate logo.
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Verstappen had a moment of early drama when mechanics had to use fire extinguishers on his flaming rear brakes.
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They are also looking at the fire safety system in place on the boat, including smoke detectors and extinguishers.
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Kidde is recalling about 37.8 million fire extinguishers sold in the United States, plus 2.7 million more in Canada.
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Beyond a few fire extinguishers and smoke detectors, the museum did not have a fire-suppression system, officials said.
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Lowe's already added items that need special handling to the website, such as fire extinguishers, batteries and cleaning supplies.
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One of the most common fire extinguishers shoots carbon dioxide, which displaces oxygen since it is heavier than air.
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Earlier, protesters sprayed fire extinguishers at police officers and threw rocks, paint bottles and wooden planks, the police said.
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A group of groundsmen were able to eliminate the invaders with fire extinguishers ... and the match was able to resume.
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Drivers commonly race without fireproof gloves, fire extinguishers are often not present in cars, and fans stand in restricted areas.
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They also threw fire extinguishers and computers at the gate but did not manage to enter the premises, Fars said.
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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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There were no sprinklers or fire extinguishers, Ms. Shroff and two other witnesses said, and no clearly marked escape route.
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After the office fire, he bought a hundred and twenty Gloria-brand fire extinguishers to send out as Christmas gifts.
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Toothbrushes, dog collars, trash cans, and fire extinguishers are all standard products that ultimately have no indulgent or elaborate qualities.
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Later the anarchists — armed with metal rods, fire extinguishers and sticks embedded with nails — violently retook control of the building.
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Examples of improvised weapons include fire extinguishers, bar stools, pool cues, a magnum of champagne, or a bottle of Grey Goose.
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Beginning in the fall, schools in the Columbiana Exempted Village School District in Ohio will begin using devices called 'Threat Extinguishers.
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Encased in glass containers similar to fire extinguishers, the devices are tied to a notification system that immediately sends out alerts.
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We carry CB radios and fire extinguishers, and our floor mats are wrapped in trash bags to keep out the salt.
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"I can't believe we don't have universal access to A.E.D.s in schools; they should be like fire extinguishers," Dr. Drezner said.
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They also threw fire extinguishers and computers at the gate, according to Fars, but did not manage to enter the premises.
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Instead, he adds, smugglers now hide the heroin in goods such as fire extinguishers, cases of baklava, or even marble statues.
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Instead, many health and safety teams seem more concerned about liability and checking off boxes for eye washes and fire extinguishers.
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Fires in the cabin are easier to put out, because crew members have easy access to extinguishers or fire containment bags.
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The Guard members rushed to the man, some fighting back flames with fire extinguishers as others pulled him from the plane.
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Sales also jumped in the company's Bromine Specialties and Catalysts divisions, which make specialty chemicals used in fire extinguishers and refineries.
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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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The crew fought the fire with foam extinguishers and water and it eventually burned itself out, leaving a thick residue of soot.
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Still, the building was not equipped with fire sprinklers, and investigators found that many fire extinguishers that were on hand were inoperable.
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But, he said, instead of passing new restrictions on gun rights, teachers could use fire extinguishers that are already in every school.
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The recall covers 134 models of push-button and plastic-handle extinguishers in the U.S. and Canada made from 1973 through Aug.
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The federal product safety agency also cited 391 reports of Kidde fire extinguishers that failed to work or had nozzles that detached.
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Fire extinguishers, life jackets, weather radios and other safety devices are all recommended for boaters anytime, but especially during the holiday weekend.
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Photo: Alan Levine (Flickr)Scientists have created time crystals out of ammonium dihydrogen phosphate, a chemical commonly found in fertilizers and fire extinguishers.
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Agents were able to use fire extinguishers to put the blaze out ... the fire department came to inspect and ensure everything was safe.
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Several were found to have faulty wiring and no fire extinguishers, Selangor Fire and Rescue Department director Azmi Osman was quoted as saying.
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Videos of the episode showed the man walking several paces while engulfed in flames as law enforcement personnel sprayed him with fire extinguishers.
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As of its most recent exam, it had been compliant, which include it being equipped with smoke detectors and fire extinguishers, she said.
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All factories would need fire extinguishers, a separate room for workers to sleep in and for bigger facilities at least two signposted exits.
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Witnesses said that the restaurants lacked fire extinguishers, and that 1 Above had an awning made of bamboo that accelerated the fire's spread.
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North Korea benefited from its Malaysian ties — Pyongyang exported everything from coal and medical devices to crabs, cloth hangers and fire extinguishers to Malaysia.
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Peering through the glass, I saw a bare concrete space with a few fire extinguishers, sawhorses, and unopened bags of concrete on the floor.
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They&aposre also testing a few specific technologies, including a propulsion system that uses the same cold, compressed gas commonly found in fire extinguishers.
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A New Jersey store worker said that he had observed safety issues such as blocked fire exits, blocked fire extinguishers, and blocked electrical cabinets.
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Felony theft in Florida also includes stealing any commercially farmed animal, which could include a chicken or a bee colony, and stealing fire extinguishers.
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Factories with padlocked emergency exits, expired fire extinguishers, and poor construction are everywhere in Bangladesh, not to mention in developing nations around the world.
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Morris was famous for eccentric behavior like "throwing fire extinguishers through the studio glass and dancing on top of this £500,000 console," Wheeler says.
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Washington (CNN)A Republican candidate for governor in Maine suggested that teachers who are confronted with school shooters could fight back with fire extinguishers.
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You can see cops rushed in with extinguishers, and law enforcement tells us he was immediately taken into custody and rushed to a hospital.
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Dezeen notes that 100,000 Firevases were originally produced as part of a publicity campaign to promote the use of home fire extinguishers in South Korea.
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It was quickly put out with fire extinguishers, she said, and firefighters then responded to inspect the attic above and ensure it was completely out.
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Video showed what appeared to be area residents pulling people out of the damaged fuselage while others sprayed the plane with hand-held fire extinguishers.
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But since America isn't ready to pass common sense gun laws, it looks like we're stuck with tiny bats, rocks, and fire extinguishers for now.
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"Once we exhausted all the fire extinguishers and pretty much busted out all of the windows, at a certain point you feel helpless," he said.
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One death has been linked to problems with the extinguishers made by Kidde, according to a notice Thursday from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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NASA is testing a technology that shoots out propellant, identical to the material you find in some fire extinguishers, to steer around space, said Krajewski.
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It continues to set quotas on the production, import and use of other chemicals like carbon tetrachloride, once widely used in fire extinguishers and refrigerators.
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A student who used to run riot with fire extinguishers around the residence halls is now a distinguished lecturer with a doctorate, serving the campus.
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When I enter a club now, I immediately check how many people are in there, where the emergency exits are, the stairs, the fire extinguishers.
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In Kyrgyzstan, following the failure of a Chinese power plant, an investigation revealed the contractor had been inflating costs, buying $1,600 fire extinguishers and $320 pliers.
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They were met with blasts from fire extinguishers and chants of "we shall not be moved," but muscle prevailed and the heavies surged into the building.
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On Sunday, police had entered the university to grab motorbike helmets, face masks, fire extinguishers and other materials they said were used in attacks and protests.
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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of more than 40 million Kidde disposable fire extinguishers Thursday, saying they may malfunction during an emergency.
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More than 40 million fire extinguishers, some on the market for more than four decades, are being recalled because they may not work in an emergency.
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Among the proposals affecting garment factories would be the elimination of requirements for automatic fire alarms and the option to use fire extinguishers instead of sprinklers.
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"They tell you where the life jackets are, how to put them on ... the exits, where the fire extinguishers are, on every single trip," said Schuller.
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A few examples: "Stand by your pan" as you make your seasonal specialties (to avoid kitchen fires) — and make sure fire extinguishers and smoke alarms work.
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According to the Red Cross, home fires spike during the coldest months of the year due to various heating methods, so fire extinguishers are a must.
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One of the most potent extinguishers of prejudice is a shifting perspective—when people are made to understand and sympathize with a viewpoint different from their own.
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North of Santa Rosa's downtown, residents of the Overlook, a hilltop apartment complex, used fire extinguishers to put out flames engulfing cypress trees planted along a building.
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" He added that "they tell you where the life jackets are, how to put them on… the exits, where the fire extinguishers are, on every single trip.
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They should hurl Bibles or hot coffee, chairs or fire extinguishers, anything, he said, that can be weaponized if they are under attack and cannot safely escape.
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One of the men swung a hammer at the protesters, who threw water bottles and umbrellas and later appeared to set off fire extinguishers in the car.
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A group of civilians pursued Khan onto the bridge with the help of fire extinguishers and a narwhal tusk taken from the wall of Fishmongers&apos Hall.
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The agents used fire extinguishers to drive the bees away from mother, her 13-year-old daughter and her 10-year-old son, the agency said in statement.
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It's the one we feel when we think about retirement and flat earth conspiracies and the fact that people think rocks and fire extinguishers can quell mass shootings.
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The Cruzes also claim the fire was caused by "reckless, careless and negligent" maintenance of the building such as failing to have fire extinguishers or working smoke detectors.
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With outstretched arms and eyes fixed on the camera, Cassils tumbles to the ground as two figures silhouetted against a desert sunset spray the artist with fire extinguishers.
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" The company also said it is working with the CPSC and other authorities to "ensure that affected fire extinguishers are replaced with different models as quickly as possible.
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Shawn Moody, a leading Republican candidate for governor of Maine, told local radio station WVOM that fire extinguishers "can be a great deterrent" in an active shooter situation.
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And across the complex, there were instances of unmanned security posts, poor record-keeping, papered-over security cameras, rodent infestation, water leaks, sagging floors and expired fire extinguishers.
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Suddenly we had Yutu's powerful gusts blowing directly into our home and rain shooting in sideways, as if water extinguishers had been activated and sprayed all over our home.
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Confronted by bystanders, including a Polish man brandishing a narwhal tusk and others with fire extinguishers, Khan, who was wearing a fake suicide vest, was wrestled to the ground.
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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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He said he had been so worried about the building being at risk that he offered in early 2015 to buy Derick Ion Almena, the master tenant, fire extinguishers.
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Some think that means arming students with rocks and fire extinguishers, while others, like the administration at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, think making students wear clear backpacks could do the trick.
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Body camera footage shows the officers using fire extinguishers from their patrol cars to suppress the fire while breaking the car's windows in an attempt to pull the occupants out.
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If you've upgraded your roof or windows in the past year, installed smoke detectors and fire extinguishers, or made energy-efficient upgrades, you may be entitled to additional money off.
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So I was literally filling up fire extinguishers with paint and spraying them 30 to 50 feet high on buildings, doing things that could have gotten me into some serious trouble.
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After Rosko's car struck a tree and burst into flames, emergency responders first tried to use fire extinguishers to put out the fire but they didn't work, according to the CPSC.
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Some masked protesters clashed with police, spraying fire extinguishers from the inside of Yuen Long station as others smeared the floor with cooking oil, beer and detergent to stop the police advancing.
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Video images posted online showed what appeared to be area residents pulling people out of the damaged fuselage of the white Gulfstream jet, while others sprayed it with hand-held fire extinguishers.
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Thomas Pickering Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Russia, and India First Job: Forklift driver This was in Bloomfield, New Jersey, in a plant which manufactured steel casings for fire extinguishers.
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A leading Republican contender running to be the next governor of Maine said in a radio interview Monday that teachers could use fire extinguishers to combat an active shooter in a school.
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Now, finally, in addition to seatbelt and car seat requirements, drivers had to have fire extinguishers at hand in case their cars ignited, which, it had been decided, was a real concern.
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Ms. Kelber and Ms. Brito said that the building had many fire extinguishers and that one of the residents, Max Ohr, tried to use one on the flames but soon gave up.
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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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Including the death, the CPSC says there have been 391 reports of extinguishers failing to work properly or of nozzles coming off, resulting in 16 injuries that included smoke inhalation and minor burns.
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Fires may be tougher to put out if they are in the harder-to-reach luggage hold than in the cabin where crew members have easy access to extinguishers or fire containment bags.
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Fire extinguishers came out as people stormed the stage to stop the band, the venue kicked everyone out, and riots and theft of equipment ensued as the mayhem spilled out into the street.
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He was chased onto the bridge by civilians with fire extinguishers and a narwhal tusk taken from the university building&aposs wall before being tackled by bystanders and shot and killed by police.
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While carrying two fire extinguishers, a bottle of cheap vodka, and what looked like a portable blowtorch, he piled the books after each reading until they formed pedestals for him to stand on.
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They are often required to make sure fire escape routes and fire doors are posted in all rooms, fire extinguishers are accessible, smoke detectors are in working order, and fire sprinkler systems are functional.
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Kidde, based in Mebane, North Carolina, near Raleigh, says it has worked closely with the government to start the recall and make sure the extinguishers are replaced with different models as quickly as possible.
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If any exemptions are granted, those users would be required to take precautions, such as carrying water, shovels and fire extinguishers and possibly only allowed in during certain times of the day, she said.
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Officials with the FRA confirmed that defibrillators are not required on board, but that some emergency equipment is, like first aid kits, and, for crew members, fire extinguishers, pry bars and flashlights, NJ.com reported.
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A stone hit her leg and some police officers blasted fire extinguishers, filling the air with billowy white fumes that resembled tear-gas smoke, she recalled, as the protests spilled outside the university's gates.
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In the video, airport workers can be seen arriving via a white van about 10 seconds after the fire erupts; at least five ran to the source and put the flames out with fire extinguishers.
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The commission claimed that Home Depot, between August 2012 and November 2016, knowingly sold units of 33 different products, including portable heaters, outdoor lights and fire extinguishers, that had been recalled due to dangerous defects.
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In "The blaze putting itself out," two facing walls — one of deep aqua and the other wine red — press inward while three fire extinguishers evoking sorcerer's apprentices take aim at a burning cast-iron stove.
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Mr. Johnson, 63, said in his lawsuit that officers had used fire extinguishers to put out the burning flag and pushed him to the ground during the protest outside the convention hall in July 2016.
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"Fire extinguishers were utilized to suppress the fire and members of the Chappaqua Fire Department responded and inspected the area above the fire to ensure it had been completely extinguished," the agency said in the statement.
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A few days later, Daisy caught on fire as she was charging in the garage, and Benoit and his friends went through six fire extinguishers as hot plastic and copper were raining down from the sky.
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Fire extinguishers, hoses, televisions and even a bronze bust of Mario Filho, the journalist after whom the stadium was named, were among the items stolen, the Rio de Janeiro Football Federation said in a statement on Tuesday.
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But it's not much worse than what Republicans and some school districts have come up with so far, like arming teachers with comically small baseball bats, or encouraging kids to fight their attackers with fire extinguishers and rocks.
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So far the organization's housing director says they've brought in a tap for drinking water, fire extinguishers and gravel paths, and have so far acted as a "logistical support service" for the camp's own management and cleanup efforts.
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Much of the heroin that enters this country comes hidden in cars, concealed in suitcases, squeezed inside hollowed fire extinguishers, or strapped to the thighs, crotches and chests of Mexicans and Americans who cross between the two countries.
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On a blustery day at the head of north-central California's Bodega Bay, a team of researchers carefully lower a small school of repurposed, yellow fire extinguishers equipped with satellite transmitters into the choppy waves splashing against their vessel.
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On October 6th veterans armed with wooden sticks and fire extinguishers scuffled with police in the city of Pingdu, enraged by rumours that the authorities had beaten up a group of local ex-servicemen who had asked for help.
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De-miners and their supervisors in Iraq frequently trade reports and details of other Islamic State-made booby traps, among them dolls, stuffed animals and plastic trucks, as well as teapots, fire extinguishers, flashlights and copies of the Quran.
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At one public housing project, Grenfell Tower, residents had complained about fire safety issues for years: power surges that blew up television sets and filled rooms with smoke, outdated fire extinguishers and the absence of a communal fire alarm.
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A fire risk assessment for the tower conducted in November 2012, and cited by the Grenfell Action Group, said that fire extinguishers in the basement boiler room, the elevator monitor room and the ground floor electrical room were out of date.
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The ad shows Stathams starting fights on the subway, a Statham wearing a Statham mask robbing a bank staffed by Stathams, and even a bewigged Statham riding on top of a charging herd of bulls and wielding a pair of fire extinguishers.
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Mr. Omurkul, the fired plant director, said he began to fathom why TBEA's price was so high after he started receiving reports listing items like $1,600 for fire extinguishers, $320 for pliers and tens of millions of dollars in unspecified consulting fees.
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Sales of bromine, a chemical used to make fire extinguishers, were driven by demand in flame retardants for electronics, clear completion fluids, and polymer resins, despite weakness in automotive and construction, sectors that have been hit by trade tensions and fears of slowing global growth.
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It was the site of a January riot in which prisoners used fire extinguishers and furniture to battle guards, and the place where defrocked Roman Catholic priest John Geoghan was murdered by another inmate in 2003 after being convicted of sexually abusing a boy.
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Laura has lived at 931 for the past seven years and admits that while the building is not fully up to code due to things like an insufficient amount of fire extinguishers, the conditions are not as extreme as the KTLA story led on.
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The president of the San Pablito market, Germán Galicia Cortes, listed all the measures taken to ensure shoppers the best, and most secure, experience in San Pablito: fire extinguishers, water, sand, picks and shovels as well as personnel trained to respond to any emergency.
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And if the White House's massive list of proposed tariffs on 1,300 Chinese products goes into effect, it could raise prices — in some cases by hundreds of dollars — for ... Flat-screen TVs, printers, copiers, dishwashers, plows, snow blowers, fire extinguishers, golf carts, medical devices and more.
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On Sunday morning, the artists jumped the wall at El Eco and proceeded to break windows, set off smoke bombs (an article on the Excelsior newspaper website suggested instead that they "activated the extinguishers to provoke clouds of smoke"), and damage a bronze work by artist Yolanda Paulsen.
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More than a dozen protesters and Donald Trump supporters had said that a group planned to burn a US flag, and officers and medics with fire extinguishers stood at the ready a block away on Euclid and E. 4th Street in the minutes before the incident kicked off.
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Neither warehouse adhered to proper fire safety codes: at the Navy Yard, investigators noted that portable fire extinguishers were not mounted on walls for easy access but were instead blocked by debris and boxes; at the Evergreen site, they found that exits were not properly marked with exit signs.
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In order to capture that feeling, the video was shot in a small room, packed with high pressure fire extinguishers which were filled with paint and water and aimed at the band members, who also couldn't see what was happening due to blinding flood light being shone directly into their eyes.
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It seems like Cam Heyward was leading the charge with this one, with his very formal round-table setup, with milk fire extinguishers on hand: Things didn't get too nuts, but apparently, the video didn't roll long enough to see the chip "go into a third gear" like it did for Farrington Huguenin.
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Now, four years later, Lebanon's roads are still chaotic, and, while many drivers now possess the indispensable small fire extinguishers, the government, as was made all too clear earlier this week when Lebanon was swept by catastrophic flames from out-of-control wildfires, doesn't have the proper equipment to handle more urgent calamities.
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Read more: We visited nearly 40 stores in 3 months, and the messiest of the bunch is also one of the most successful right nowBlocked fire exits, fire extinguishers, and electrical cabinetsAnother current employee in a Target store in the Midwest also said that safety violations exist in the back room on a daily basis.
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The Boring Co. had been retailing these separately as $30 add-ons, but maybe some of the criticism levied against Musk and his company for selling something that potentially dangerous got through, or maybe no one bought any of the fire extinguishers and so they had a bunch of stock they needed to be rid of.
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"I'm out there with my three year-old daughter, looking in the face of police in full riot gear, with mace in cans the size of small fire extinguishers, with their huge guns like something out of Rambo," said Mossett, who's been demonstrating along Highway 1806, the site of the standoff between water protectors and law enforcement.
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The morning after getting bounced by the Czechs, at approximately 22000 AM, a delegation of U.S. players—almost certainly liquored up and definitely dissatisfied with their performance—decided it would be a good idea to smash almost a dozen chairs and activate a few fire extinguishers, one of which was reportedly tossed off a balcony into an Olympic village courtyard.
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Chinese goods that may be subject to tariffs: Aerospace and marine equipment: Air combat flying simulators, airplane parts, helicopters, tankers, ferries and fishing boats Manufacturing: Bookbinding machines, brewery machines, concrete mixers, hand-held blowtorches, milking machines, nuclear reactors, snowplows Medical supplies: Artificial body parts, artificial teeth, catheters, dental fillings, hearing aids, vaccines for humans and animals Other: Artillery weapons, cash registers, fire extinguishers, flamethrowers, seismographs 3.
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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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