For more information on the Hotshots and Arizona's Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park: AZStateparks.com/hotshots.
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Sutton played well for the Arizona Hotshots in the AAF.
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There are a couple new hotshots in the journalism game.
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Larger banks are now also looking for their own E.T.F. hotshots.
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Some of the hotshots you've carefully mentored become stars; others flame out.
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Twenty years ago, they were the hotshots proving themselves at Swing 46.
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The Rams were the new hotshots eager to swat down the mighty Seahawks.
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Each of the 19 hotshots is memorialized along the way with a plaque.
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He now plays for the Arizona Hotshots in the Alliance of American Football.
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The sisters jumped up dancing each time the Magnolia Hotshots got a basket.
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It's a commitment all the Hotshots make, in part because Eric demands nothing less.
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By the standards of some social media hotshots, Mr. Sabbat is a modest presence.
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He joined the Granite Mountain Hotshots just two months before he died, KGTV reported.
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But will their millions of young fans follow the digital hotshots offline, to the cinema?
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Some former Granite Mountain Hotshots who knew the guys really well, and then some family members.
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Hughes, captain of the Arrowhead Interagency Hotshots, was killed after he was struck by a tree.
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"This isn't a championship for the young hotshots coming from Formula Renault, Formula 3," Chandhok said.
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Before joining the Granite Mountain Hotshots, Whitted worked as a pastor at a Prescott, Arizona, church.
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I'm sure some of you hotshots thought "diode, triode … " but my mind went to Graham Greene.
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The Granite Mountain Hotshots were the only such elite firefighting crew tied to a municipal fire department.
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The politicians in charge of climate change policies need to make these hotshots' jobs a little easier.
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There's something inherently sexy about a man who can cook, and these 343 culinary hotshots are living proof.
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And some entrepreneurs complain that it is hard to get noticed by the hotshots in the VC industry.
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Hotshots are tasked with controlling towering, fast moving infernos with little more than chainsaws, shovels and drip torches.
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Fittingly, the testimonials on the Direct landing page come from corporate hotshots from Mattel, HowStuffWorks, and Goldwyn Films.
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He had been with California&aposs Arrowhead Interagency Hotshots for four years and reached the rank of captain.
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She passed crew carriers just like those that carried her son and his crew, the Granite Mountain Hotshots.
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He went on to lead the Tahoe Hotshots, an elite U.S. Forest Service fire crew, for 16 years.
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The work is physical enough to keep hotshots and smokejumpers, the nation's most elite wildland firefighters, in terrific shape.
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"The fact that we trained with actual Granite Mountain Hotshots I think was a major major thing," Brolin says.
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But his office — staffed with partisan Republican hotshots like Brett Kavanaugh — became an all-purpose clearinghouse for Clinton investigations.
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The Hotshots help, though he must contend with a ne'er-do-well (Taylor Kitsch) with his own immaturity issues.
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The firefighters -- members of the Prescott Fire Department's Granite Mountain Hotshots -- died battling the Yarnell Hill fire, northwest of Phoenix.
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On a recent Saturday, the public resort was packed with hotshots effortlessly careening down steep — if short — black diamond trails.
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Every year since its founding in 1973, the NIHF welcomes a new group of brainy hotshots to join its ranks.
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The idea that early astronauts must first be test pilots, like the hotshots at Edwards, was not a foregone conclusion.
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The idea that early astronauts must first be test pilots, like the hotshots at Edwards, was not a foregone conclusion.
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Hughes, originally from Hawaii, had been with California&aposs Arrowhead Interagency Hotshots for four years and reached the rank of captain.
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Reporter hotshots who want real news should get out of the White House press room and do some actual enterprise reporting.
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Hotshots travel the country battling wildfires, and the Granite Mountain crew distinguished itself as the only municipal group to be nationally certified.
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Zuppiger was also enjoyed working out at a local gym with five other Hotshots, according to the Granite Mountain Hotshot Memorial website.
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And guess where all those hotshots, the guys that were really smart and attractive and all that, guess where they were going?
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And in recent years, hotshots like Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and Cisco with Silicon Valley offices have also opened offices in San Francisco.
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"Hughes was with the Arrowhead [Interagency] Hotshots for four years and will be dearly missed by everyone at the parks," the statement read.
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Actual people (at least for now) have to make these things happen, and they aren't the C-suite hotshots you always hear about.
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"Xavi" is the first thing we're hearing from "Immigrance," a forthcoming album from this large ensemble of virtuoso music nerds and studio hotshots.
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Four years ago almost to the day, 19 firefighters from Prescott Fire Department's Granite Mountain Hotshots died battling a wildfire a few miles away.
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According to the Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial website, Caldwell was an avid outdoorsman who also loved the rodeo... but his real passion was firefighting.
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Hotshots will install 35 urinal guards sprinkled through their nine locations, each with a mugshot of Kroenke in the center to help their male customers aim.
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Hotshots director of marketing Justin Boyd said the light-hearted promotion was a response to the void felt by football fans since the Rams left town.
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The film focuses more on how they lived, their bravery and their brotherhood as hotshots, an elite crew often compared to the Navy SEALs of firefighting.
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Eric Shane Marsh, 26 The superintendent and eldest member of the hotshots, Marsh wanted to be a firefighter from the time he was a young boy.
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An Arizona native, Bentley teamed with Randy Houser, David Nail and The Band Perry to raise more than $475,000 for the families of the Granite Mountain Hotshots.
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Strong, resilient, and ever so sure in her conviction — even while being faced down by rogue hotshots like Poe, who are usually great at rallying a room.
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Pagan Idol: A newcomer to SF's bustling tiki scene, Pagan Idol has earned its keep among the local tropical-cocktail hotshots like Tonga Room and Smuggler's Cove.
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Some recent tech-based financial innovations haven't come from venture capitalists or young hotshots but rather from professionals who have toiled away in their industry for decades.
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Kodas concludes by chronicling the story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, a group of 19 firefighters who perished under mysterious circumstances in an Arizona inferno in 2013.
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Before this smiling sweetie in suspenders would grow up to become a television star ... she was raised in L.A. by her parents, who are Hollywood hotshots themselves.
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"Do you honestly think that Preet Bharara and all those hotshots in the U.S. Attorney's office would not have made those cases if they could?" he said.
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The group includes Rashad Ross, 220, who caught 282 passes for 4.533 yards (24.53 yards per catch) and a league-best seven touchdowns for the Arizona Hotshots.
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Most of the Granite Mountain Hotshots died June 30, 2013, after becoming trapped in a brush-choked canyon in Yarnell, about 90 miles (145 kilometers) northwest of Phoenix.
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The event in Prescott featured bell tolls and the reading of the names of the Granite Mountain Hotshots who died June 227, 225, in Yarnell, northwest of Phoenix.
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Report on deaths of 19 firefighters can't answer some questions The fire is raging in the same city where the Granite Mountain Hotshots died on June 30, 2013.
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While trying to make her big screen dreams come true, Frankel worked as a nanny to Hollywood hotshots, including a close relative of another Real Housewives cast member.
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Nineteen members of the elite Granite Mountain Hotshots died in the lightning-caused, wind-whipped blaze that roared across drought-parched land northeast of Phoenix in June 2013.
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His own advertisements promoted his firm's experience on Madison Avenue, portraying young hotshots at other agencies as being unfamiliar with a client's potential customers and even its products.
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High-tech whizzes or Wall Street hotshots, ad agency employees or hard-hat laborers — they all rely on mass transit and feel the pain of an undependable system.
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If only Joseph Kosinski's action-drama "Only the Brave" — based on the exploits of the real-life Granite Mountain Hotshots, a troop of elite firefighters near Prescott, Ariz.
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Hotshots are on the front lines — a crew consists of 18 to 22 members, the bulk of whom are seasonal federal employees and the rest permanent government employees.
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Gender equality in the movie industry has been a hot topic over the last year, and now, a group of Hollywood hotshots are taking matters into their own hands.
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The GOP front-runner suggested Icahn as a possible Treasury secretary back in June, alongside other business hotshots Jack Welch, the former head of General Electric, and Henry Kravis.
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Based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots — a small-city crew of firefighters who battled the deadly Yarnell Hill Fire in Arizona during the summer of 2013.
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Four years ago, the 19 members of the Hotshots were trapped by flames in a canyon choked with dried brush west of Yarnell, presumably while trying to protect nearby homes.
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King worked as an assistant wide receiver coach and special teams assistant during the 2018-19 season for the Arizona Hotshots of the now-defunct Alliance of American Football league.
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Check out Rosalie Chan and Ashley Stewart&aposs report on the team of high-powered execs and technical hotshots that Microsoft assembled to lead its assault on Amazon&aposs cloud.
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He played with the Arizona Hotshots through the brief existence of the Alliance of American Football and then spent a few weeks on the Patriots practice squad in the 2019 season.
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The Cardinals also announced that they signed two offensive linemen who played for the recently disbanded Alliance of American Football: Andrew Lauderdale (Arizona Hotshots) and Jeremiah Poutasi (Salt Lake City Stallions).
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"We see it on the news, all these packages that were sent to these Democratic hotshots, and then all of a sudden, it's right across the street from us," Fiore told CNN.
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The town has honored the Granite Mountain Hotshots with a unique tribute -- a rugged hiking trail that climbs more than 1,000 feet up the side of the mountain where they died that day.
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Paul Singer and some of his fellow hedge fund hotshots may not like it, but ETFs are continuing to rake in investor cash and are on their way to another record-setting year.
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Witham was a member of the Vista Grande Hotshots, an elite firefighting crew, one of 103 20-member specially trained squads in the United States that fight wildfires at close range with hand tools.
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Thirteen thousand dollars was nothing to Isidor Mazer; he staked my grandfather at pocket billiards not for profit but because he liked to see smiles wiped from the faces of hotshots and fools humiliated.
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Underscoring his long-held thesis that, over time, highly paid hedge-fund hotshots lose out to a cheap index fund, Mr. Buffett presented the latest results of a bet he made nine years ago.
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Marsh is determined to whip the Hotshots into an efficient unit, despite challenges from his forthright wife (a vivid Jennifer Connelly, whose impassioned arguments with Mr. Brolin's character have their own kind of spark).
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A number of larger banks, Goldman in particular, have been involved in exchange-traded funds for some time now, but the rest of the Wall Street banks are seeking to recruit their own E.T.F. hotshots.
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The Granite Mountain Hotshots were on a ridge that already had burned before they moved into a canyon where winds shifted flames in their direction in Yarnell, about 227 miles (270 kilometers) northwest of Phoenix.
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Instead, Only the Brave tells the real-life story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, an elite group of firefighters from Arizona that distinguished themselves under the leadership of a grizzled veteran named Eric Marsh (Josh Brolin).
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Big-name coaches Steve Spurrier, Orlando Apollos; Mike Singletary, Memphis Express; Rick Neuheisel, Arizona Hotshots Big-name players Trent Richardson, Birmingham Iron; Zach Mettenberger, Memphis Strange occurrence Sites are already taking betting on the new league.
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The event Saturday in Prescott featured bell tolls and the reading of the names of the Granite Mountain Hotshots who died June 30, 2013, after becoming trapped in a brush-choked canyon in Yarnell, northwest of Phoenix.
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With key points and hotshots now increasingly being shown online in brief clips, the reach of social media may even enhance the popularity of such epics beyond tennis purists as hashtags and trends flash around the world.
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Silicon Valley hotshots like Apple, Facebook, Intel, VMWare and Google all make an appearance in the top 15, while other tech stalwarts located in the Evergreen State, such as Amazon and Microsoft, take spots in the top five.
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A group of men known as the Granite Mountain Hotshots -- a tight-knit team of experts trained to fight out-of-control wildfires -- died on June 30, 2013 while battling the Yarnell Hill fire, northwest of Phoenix, Arizona.
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The hotshots now are "empiricists like David Card of the University of California, Berkeley, and Esther Duflo of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology," who made their names with careful empirical studies of labor markets and developing economies, respectively.
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ONLY THE BRAVE Josh Brolin stars as the leader of the Granite Mountain Hotshots — wildfire specialists called "the Seal Team 6 of firefighters" in the trailer — in a portrait of the group's bravery, based on a GQ magazine article.
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Only the Brave tells the story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, a highly trained team of wildland firefighters that lost 224 of its 223 members when they became entrapped in the Yarnell Hill blaze in Arizona on June 236, 232.
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Indignities surround Nathalie—even the new, young hotshots at her publishing house want to dump her philosophy books because they're not "sexy" enough—but she just keeps moving forward because, like the rest of us, she doesn't really have any choice.
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But it isn't just a place for the children of elite Hollywood hotshots: Despite the hefty annual price tag (almost $40,000 per year!), the student body and faculty are deeply diverse on all fronts, thanks in part to the availability of tuition assistance.
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By The New York Times In my life as a not particularly distinguished skater I've spent plenty of time on rink ice — going around in circles while the music plays, trying my best to avoid both shaky first-time skaters and hotshots.
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The Arizona-based unit fought and lobbied for the privilege of putting themselves on the frontline of such perilous situations as "Hotshots" -- an unprecedented honor for a local crew -- which involves using controlled burns to establish borders and thus save towns and property from devastation.
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While most wildfires happen on federal land and are fought by federal crews, the one in Yarnell burned on state land, and the 19 firefighters who died were members of the only city-based wildfire-fighting crew in the country, the Granite Mountain Hotshots of Prescott.
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She had long been an advocate for equality of women in the workplace, even banding together with Hollywood hotshots Queen Latifah, Frieda Pinto, Juliette Binoche, Ziyi Zhang and Twilight director Catherine Hardwick to form a non-profit production company dedicated to women empowerment called We Do It Together.
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"If anything beautiful has come out of this tragedy, it is that people are being educated about the wildland community, not only the hotshots but smokejumpers, pounders, incident commanders, engine jumpers — the work they do and the danger they face," Deborah Pfingston, one of the firefighters&apos mothers, recently told The Arizona Republic.
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As I stood on the firing line, day in and day out, flanked by two hotshots who never seemed to miss their targets, I felt that same positive competitive spirit I had when I was a kid, and was again reminded how influential firearms had been in shaping and improving my character.
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"While there is no man-made memorial that could fully capture the true essence and spirit of our Granite Mountain Hotshots, I am confident that this memorial will do justice to their legacy and bring healing and hope to the families and our community," Prescott Mayor Greg Mengarelli recently told The Daily Courier newspaper.
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Contrary to longstanding policy at Axe Capital, Taylor wants to bring in quantitative analysts, or "quants," who create complex computer algorithms that tell them what and when to trade instead of relying on the human insights and personal touches of Dollar Bill, Mafee, Kim, Rudy and the rest of the hotshots working the Axe Cap terminals.
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