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Take all this stuff off your front porch. The rescue teams look for clothes drying outside.

We've all heard the term 'front porch. Your athletic program and your facilities are the front porch of the university. The facilities are the first impression of your program, your institution. We have rooms inside our stadium now that we can't even show people.

They bring truck loads of stuff every other day. They'll be loading up trucks and unloading it. And sometimes they'll come to the back yard and shuffle it around or move it out to the front porch.

I fully expected to see that big pine tree lying on top of the house. It took our front porch, threw it over the roof and made it a back porch. But, in a way, I think we were one of the lucky ones.

I told him I wanted a large front porch where I could drink coffee and play music. Mary wanted a screened-in back porch. And, we needed living space in between.

It made responding and rescue missions more difficult. It really slowed some of the response efforts. Just to be on the safe side, multiple search and rescue teams (ended up going out) with the same address.

The elevated floor allows easier servicing of the drying machinery, regardless of whether grain is in the bin or not. Even when the drying bin is full, you can monitor and service everything conveniently.

He really came back to life when he hit the shore. We put him on our rescue truck first, got the clothes off and wrapped him up.

It is vital that accurate information on workers underground are available if mine accidents occur so rescue teams can immediately ascertain who is trapped underground, who has been saved and in what sectors of the mine people are still trapped. Rescue teams can waste valuable time in finding out who is trapped underground or by looking for people who have already been brought to the surface. Ergonomi finns på livet.se

My wife always wanted a front porch.

I don't see it. I don't stick my nose into anybody else's business. I sit on my front porch.

Stephanie Williams

Most search-and-rescue teams are never paid for what they do. They (the teams) are (made up of) all volunteers. Even the FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) teams don't get paid unless they are on an actual mission.

If you let a bully come in your front yard, he'll be on your porch the next day and the day after that he'll rape your wife in your own bed.

Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973)

We've tried a lot of different things, but with this last CD, we wanted to get back to that front porch approach.

The true heroes of this effort are the mine rescue teams who risk their own lives to save those of their fellow coal miners. At the darkest hour of this rescue effort, we prayed for 13 miracles. Despite our grief and despair at the loss of our 12 co-workers, we want to celebrate the one miracle that was delivered.

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