It's a fire hazard and against the National Electrical Code.
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Now you can have that #hygge ambiance without the fire hazard.
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The message: Many of the machines are a major fire hazard.
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" Allstate's final suggestion is "Speak up if you see a fire hazard.
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He said he wanted to show that they were a fire hazard.
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Why not move to an area that's less of a fire hazard?
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Like revealing that you're unaware that your product is a potential fire hazard.
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A dirty chimney could affect air quality and also pose a fire hazard.
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And closing most of the entryways to a school would create a serious fire hazard.
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But for all its quirks, the building was foremost a quarter-block-long fire hazard.
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They also include such things as fire hazard and potential to harm the ozone layer.
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Apple decided not to ship what could become the next Galaxy Note 7 fire hazard.
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Fortunately, it doesn't damage the Raspberry Pi 4 and it doesn't create any fire hazard.
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Luckily, the grass is not a major fire hazard, just extremely annoying to deal with.
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If an inspector finds a fire hazard, the building would likely be issued a violation.
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It's also identified by state fire officials as a "high" and "very high" fire hazard zone.
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Other aviation authorities globally have also issued warnings about the Note7 onboard, fearing a fire hazard.
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The MTA, like others, considers hoverboards a fire hazard The new ban is not the first.
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The National Archives building, which fire department officials have long called a fire hazard, is nearby.
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"Last night 500 people came to our opening, and it was a fire hazard," he exulted.
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Sometimes, venue staff will tell her that she is a fire hazard and has to move.
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As you can see in the photo below, the camera was effectively surrounded by a fire hazard.
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These days, we're blessed with pro tools that get the job done without the potential fire hazard.
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The company said it had not determined the timing, but the peak fire hazard was expected Thursday.
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The pledge covers products that could endanger consumer health in various ways, such as through fire hazard.
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As his artwork piled up, the space became a fire hazard, and in 1999, Young faced eviction.
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Our building wouldn't decorate the lobby with a real tree if it were a fire hazard, right?
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Instant Pot is recalling one of its pressure cooker models because it can pose a fire hazard.
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Which does raise the incineration question again, but you know, maybe it would have been a fire hazard.
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The New York fire department remains concerned that lithium-ion batteries in buildings pose a fire hazard, however.
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They'll be available beginning tomorrow to owners of the original, fire-hazard Note 7 for in-store exchanges.
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These, essentially, are a fire hazard and they do a garbage job of getting power to your phone.
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Fisher-Price is voluntarily recalling about 65,000 motorized infant seats because of a risk of a fire hazard.
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For colleges that ban candles because they're a fire hazard, lots of candle brands have corresponding diffuser offerings.
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It was permitted under British regulations even though safety experts have long warned that it's a fire hazard.
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Insurers refused to renew more than 26.7,21994 policies in fire-hazard areas in 21994 after previous fire disasters.
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Due to pollution, fire hazard and traffic problems Qingming will have a modern alternative such as online Tomb Sweeping.
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Instead of creating a small fire hazard with 117 candles, Morano's birthday cake was adorned simply with three candles.
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As scaffolding, it has been phased out in much of mainland China as a potential safety and fire hazard.
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In the end, however, it looks like this year's hot holiday present may be next year's forgotten fire hazard.
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The board claimed this was necessary because of the extreme fire hazard created by laundries housed in wooden buildings.
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LONDON — The boilers are shot, the water pipes sag and the 2330-year-old cabling is a fire hazard.
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The United States and other countries allow only low buildings to use such cladding because of the fire hazard.
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What better way to celebrate the end of the year by dancing and jumping around a serious fire hazard?
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Coincidently, the impractical fear that the episode caused about kitchen gadgets being a fire hazard may have become a reality.
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Still others, who the landlord discovered while dealing with a fire hazard, were apparently openly using drugs and prostituting themselves.
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A fire hazard in the dry season, I said, and in winter storms there was the danger of falling limbs.
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Engineers had warned of the fire hazard as far back as 2007, according to 2015 Air Force Accident Investigation Board.
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I might not have been doing the kind of hoarding that creates a fire hazard, but it clearly wasn't healthy.
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"There may be some wry humor in the phrase 'the river is a fire hazard'," Mr. Stokes told the reporters.
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Chubb also scans for hot spots behind walls, which might indicate that a light switch could be a fire hazard.
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The cooktops pose a burn and fire hazard, but the recall notice doesn't explain how the cooktops turn themselves on.
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Buried in undergrowth and weeds, the ruins pose a health risk by attracting vermin, and are also a fire hazard.
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While you can, technically cook a whole chicken, you'd be courting a fire hazard to stuff a Thanksgiving turkey in there.
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According to Consumer Reports, the model was recalled because it poses a fire hazard by overheating and melting on its underside.
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A smart stove switches itself off if it detects a fire hazard, and smart pipes turn off a tap left running.
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Scientists say rarely is one culprit to blame for the escalation in the state's tree deaths, and the resulting fire hazard.
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But the Architect of the Capitol expressed concerns the grilling operation could pose a fire hazard for the Capitol Hill complex.
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She said she loses sleep at night worrying about the potential fire hazard of having space heaters in her sons' bedrooms.
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Even in urban areas, utility poles can present a fire hazard when the poles or their wires fall to the ground.
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Most are violations of the statewide fire ban or relate to people discarding cigarettes or matches (a fire hazard, obviously). 4.
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About a half-million letters came pouring in during the first week, and the White House mailroom became a fire hazard.
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A crazy tangle can make repairing faults difficult and dangerous, and wiring improvised by amateurs can be a serious fire hazard.
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On its website, Cal Fire lists more than 200 cities which it deems to be in "very high fire hazard" severity zones.
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We followed Wikihow's instructions on "How to Conduct a Séance" as best we could (no candles, though, because that's a fire hazard).
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"We acknowledged their concerns before a major event took the life of a firefighter," says Bob Backstrom, a fire hazard research engineer.
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To make things even more entertaining, since he's essentially dressing as a fire hazard, his fiancé plans to dress as a firefighter.
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In news some people might have seen coming, the microwaveable potato chips, while innovative and apparently delicious, are also a fire hazard.
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Before too long, the fog machine in this fire hazard of a basement set off the smoke alarms, and we all evacuated.
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It has at times taken steps to address the Polaris fire hazard, but has been restricted in its ability to act swiftly.
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The company imposed power shut-offs across vast areas in recent weeks as high winds elevated the fire hazard in the parched state.
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"There have been so many fire hazard complaints in the past, with power outages in cramped apartments full of children," Ms. Murray said.
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It is riddled with asbestos, many of its windows are broken, its pipes are leaky and its spaghetti-like wiring is a fire hazard.
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" But Veilleux, Almena's friend who refused to move in, said he thought the building was a fire hazard "when I first went in there.
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Berkowitz's box may have saved him thousands in rent, but it also apparently violated San Francisco housing laws and was a major fire hazard.
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The board told the school that the way the gate was set up made it a fire hazard, and the school repositioned the gate.
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The Ghost Ship apparently hadn't been deemed a fire hazard over the years, despite complaints from neighbors and tenants living in the space illegally.
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And more than 2.7 million Californians currently live in "very high fire hazard severity zones," areas where the population is expected to keep growing.
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If you're still holding onto your original Samsung Galaxy Note7, otherwise known as a potential fire hazard, that smartphone is about to become semi-useless.
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In April 2018, the month it agreed to the record penalty, Polaris recalled another 100,000 RZRs over a fire hazard involving a fuel pump flange.
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If the varicolored candles lighting the way to Rosie Assoulin's presentation in the meatpacking district on Monday posed a fire hazard, no one seemed to mind.
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Former employees initially pointed the finger at the owner, telling KGO that Almena laughed off warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard.
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The power banks, sold between December 2014 and July 2017, have a risk of overheating, which can cause the unit to melt, posing a fire hazard.
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Here, for example, is the SDS for Lysol disinfectant spray, which lays out first-aid measures, fire hazard warnings, handling and storage instructions, and so on.
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Back in January 2018, HP issued a battery recall covering 50,000 laptop batteries which had the potential to overheat and become either a burn of fire hazard.
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BMW announced Tuesday it's expanding its recall from 480,000 vehicles in Asia and Europe to 1.6 million worldwide due to a fire hazard, per the Associated Press.
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Pacific Gas & Electric, which provides power across Northern California, announced in June that it may temporarily shut down the grid in areas threatened by extreme fire hazard.
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Anyway, Mr Hare notes, if it were rebuilt the building would again incorporate all the features that made it such a fire hazard in the first place.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is banning all Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smart phones from U.S. flights because of their potential fire hazard, the agency announced Friday.
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The approach largely consists of making sure that flammable plants and materials stay far away from homes — a good idea that other fire hazard areas could adopt.
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Perhaps the least gratifying among them—being locked in a small cage for fifteen minutes—has mercifully been discontinued; it was a fire hazard, a bartender explained.
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I want to buy a live Christmas tree, but she wants an artificial one because she thinks the real ones are inconvenient and pose a fire hazard.
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In January a judge ordered the second floor of Kelly's studio -- which was being used as a bedroom -- to be closed because it posed a fire hazard.
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Then in March, the company recalled more than 100,22019 Gem 280 22018-in-2018 Multi-cookers due to reports of the product overheating causing a possible fire hazard.
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Some didn&apost get oxygen and blood-sugar checks; injuries weren&apost properly treated; they were held in restraints too long; and the building remained a fire hazard.
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It includes updated ordinances, like a requirement for "100 feet of defensible space," meaning foliage must be far enough apart to no longer be considered a fire hazard.
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Former employees are pointing the finger at Ion Almena, who they claimed "laughed off" warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard, according to KGO.
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The Department of Transportation has not only prohibited the use of e-cigarettes on commercial flights but also banned the devices in checked baggage over fire hazard concerns.
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The change was an attractive safety feature because liquid oxygen can be a fire hazard, and the new system offered, in theory, a functionally limitless supply of air.
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If your neighbor's hygiene creates a fire hazard or causes foul odors, leaks or vermin infestations, she may be in violation of her lease and could potentially face eviction.
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A little over half of Halma's sales came from companies which hire it for its infrastructure and process safety equipment which monitors fire hazard and detects flammable and hazardous gases.
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The snowmobile and ATV-maker cut its forecast in part because the financial impact from the recall of its RZR Turbo, which the company said posed a potential fire hazard.
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Samsung finally pulled the plug on the short-lived Galaxy Note 7 on Tuesday, following a massive (and disastrous) recall effort to arrest fire hazard issues found in the device.
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The state fire agency, Cal Fire, says the towns in Nevada County are "very high fire hazard severity zones," but so are swaths of Los Angeles, Oakland, and San Diego.
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He drove past a mountain range of 250,000 discarded tires — a fire hazard and breeding ground for mosquitoes — that has drawn a fine from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality.
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There is enough space for a couple of desks, some computer monitors, an assortment of sneakers and an exposed bundle of cables that must be some sort of fire hazard.
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When a birthday was announced, five Bunnies lit sparklers and sang in almost harmony, making the club feel like a pheromone-spiked Señor Frog's and maybe creating a fire hazard.
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One of the things that he wants looked at is the fire hazard caused by an abundance of fuel in California forests, such as an estimated 53 million dead trees.
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Sure, the office is so full of paper it seems like a fire hazard, but it is sustained by camaraderie between colleagues, close relationships with customers, and impressive know-how.
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The Shield Tablet K28 is an extremely minor repackaging of the original Shield Tablet, which came out in 26 before being pulled off the market due to a potential fire hazard.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mayborn USA Inc is recalling about 255,000 Tommee Tippee electric bottle and food warmers because they pose a fire hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Tuesday.
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The apartment is old, there's a lot of wood, and it's situated in the center of Amsterdam, so it's a fire hazard—my mom always warns guests to be careful with fire.
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The outdoor and indoor venue East Williamsburg venue, the Brooklyn Mirage, was shut down Thursday night by the New York Fire Department after it was deemed it to be a fire hazard.
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Steve spent his childhood as an outcast of sorts on the west coast, the son of the late, absentee restaurant magnate, Rocky Aoki, founder of Japanese restaurant chain-cum-fire-hazard Benihana.
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No, they don't light up from within (which, btw, is a fire hazard), but theywill make your porch look totally decked out and, perhaps more importantly, like you made a huge effort.
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In a rambling conversation that Mr. Hassan recorded and later shared with me, Mr. Charles blamed Mr. Hassan for creating a fire hazard because he kept too many possessions in his apartment.
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After Apple discovered in June that certain MacBook laptops could overheat, posing a fire hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission quickly issued a warning, along with information about consumer burns and smoke inhalation.
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Meanwhile, many former employees are pointing the finger at Ghost Ship owner Derick Ion, who they claimed "laughed off" warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard, according to KGO.
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Which meant that when the holiday season ended and my tree had long since turned from festive symbol to dried-out fire hazard, it was up to me to dispose of the thing.
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"The fire hazard with the original Note7 and with the replacement Note7 is simply too great for anyone to risk it and not respond to this official recall," said CPSC Chairman Elliot F. Kaye.
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On Tuesday, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a recall on about 80,000 lamps, which are believed to have health benefits and improve your mood, due to potential shock and fire hazard risks.
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Their list of goals on their site also includes their proposal for raves to create dedicated "Flow Gardens" for glovers and other flow artists to perform, limiting the danger of becoming a fire hazard.
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Her death is believed to be the first in the nation to result from a blaze caused by the battery operated toy, some of which have previously been recalled due to their potential fire hazard.
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He says the shutoffs show the company's lack of confidence in what it's done to maintain its equipment and trim manage nearby sources of fuel, like dried-out plants that could cause a fire hazard.
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"I don't want consumers to think that if the fire hazard is resolved that the devices are safe," Kaye warned, citing numerous reports the CPSC has received about people suffering injuries after falling off hoverboards.
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However, fire safety experts and engineers told the AP that the panels should be tested and that "anybody who is inside of these buildings has a right to know" if they present an actual fire hazard.
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The actual burn should go down two weeks later, outdoors and under the full moon (burning these items in your house will just release bad energy into your space and also, it's probably a fire hazard).
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So this fall, as low humidity and strong winds created fire-hazard conditions in northern California, PG&E cut power to nearly 1.1 million customers in October to minimize risks that sparking wires could start more blazes.
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A glut of well-wishers and aggressive onlookers turned the area into a fire hazard, while Jessica Chastain perched on the back of an adjoining sofa to join the circle that included the #MeToo activist Tarana Burke.
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The use of the material is a sensitive issue for the British government because the United States and other countries years ago banned its application in tall buildings on the grounds that it was a fire hazard.
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The Architect of the Capitol (the agency that oversees the maintenance of the United States Capitol Complex), told him to put a halt to his grilling, on account of the fact that it was considered a fire hazard.
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Verizon seems to think it's already done an effective job communicating the recall to consumers alongside Samsung, but the carrier believes this update is a step too far — even for a phone that's a very real fire hazard.
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In California, for example, monarch butterflies prefer to spend their winters in the branches of the eucalyptus, an exotic tree transplanted to the state more than 150 years ago and viewed by some as an invasive fire hazard.
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"The problem is the ship's heavy bunker fuel," said Chauncey Naylor, a U.S.-based director of emergency response and training at Tyco Corp's oil-fire specialists Williams Fire & Hazard Control, which is not involved in the clean-up.
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It can be a hard truth to swallow, given everything we know about neighbors: They let their dog shit everywhere, they vote for terrible people, they dump their fire hazard of a Christmas tree on the sidewalk in March.
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Because we've already seen how communities in California living in high and very high fire hazard severity zones can be caught off guard and suffer horrendous effects when climate change exacerbates the weather conditions that create a monster fire.
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In August the company said it would replace faulty cameras on some iPhone 6 Plus models, and in June the company recalled the Beats Pill XL speaker due to fire hazard (a product that came to market before Apple acquired Beats).
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Here is a map of how the die-off has progressed over the last four years: State fire officials are well aware that these trees pose an immense fire hazard, but controlling them is not as simple as cutting them all down.
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The world's most efficient 'off-road' vehicle With a top speed of 15 knots, the caravan/fishing boat also boasts an indoor BBQ (often referred to as a fire hazard), drink holders and enough deck space to swing a marlin or two.
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The families who took her on as a live-in nanny were astonished by the hundreds of boxes that arrived with her and went into their garages, and they worried that the newspapers she piled up in her room could be a fire hazard.
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The UL has been testing and certifying the power systems inside electronics for years, and has now developed a methodology for properly testing and ensuring that the electric drive train, rechargeable battery, and charging system inside a hoverboard doesn't pose a shock risk or fire hazard.
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Calls for alternatives to PG&E's existing structure have grown louder over the last month, after the utility intentionally blacked out millions of customers — some without warning — to prevent wildfires as fierce winds swept through Northern and Central California, elevating the fire hazard in hot, dry conditions.
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From turning my apartment into a candle-lit wonderland (and a complete fire-hazard) to baking homemade cinnamon buns and spending some much-needed time with my family and friends, this week opened my eyes to how a New Yorker can add a little Danish delight to her everyday life.
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Hodge was prepared and presented documents he'd printed from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), that said that while there is a risk of fire hazard with Lithium-ion batteries, the association's global standards make exceptions for the medical devices of travelers with disabilities if the airlines gives prior approval, the outlet reported.
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Not only is El made to wear his ugly, oversized plaid shirts while being trapped in his gross man-cabin (where he smokes cigarettes while drunk in bed—that is a fire hazard, sir!) eating TV dinners, he literally conspires to keep her and her boyfriend apart simply because it makes him uncomfortable.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke, Photo: Stephan Guarch, ShutterstockIn 2006, then-New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg issued an executive order establishing the Office of Special Enforcement, a citywide agency responsible for enforcing "quality of life" regulations—a nebulous, ideologically charged concept that refers to anything from music venues with too many noise complaints to nightclubs that facilitate prostitution to decrepit structures that pose a fire hazard.
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That's why the punishments for carelessness are so severe: Penalties relating to bushfires under the NSW Crimes Act, the Rural Fires Act, and Rural Fires Regulation include: - Damaging property with the intention of endangering life — up to 25 years imprisonment; - Manslaughter — up to 25 years imprisonment; - Starting a bushfire and being reckless as to its spread — up to 21 years imprisonment; - Lighting a fire when a total fire ban is in place — up to 12 months imprisonment and/or a $5500 fine; - Not putting out a fire that you have lit — up to 12 months imprisonment and/or a $5500 fine; - Failing to comply with a bush fire hazard reduction notice — up to 12 months imprisonment and/or a $5500 fine; - Light or use a tobacco product within 15 metres of any stack of grain, hay, corn, straw or any standing crop, dry grass or stubble field — up to a $5500 fine.
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