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I was in my office when I heard the explosion. I came to the restaurant and I found it filled with smoke. We tried to lead the clients through the back door.

Asnketch Makaonnen

Some worshippers were leaving and others were praying inside when the explosion blasted glass all over us and smoke filled the mosque.

It's amazing. We're really fortunate that someone took the initiative to go into the house and get him out. The man made the fire call and kept going. Normally we use the garage door. So even if my grandfather had smelled smoke, he probably would have gone out that door, and that's where the fire was. It definitely saved his life. They lost everything, but it could have been a lot worse. It is our feeling that if my grandfather had found the fire on his own -- and it had gone on that much longer -- the smoke would have gotten to him. We're trying to find out who the man was.

As soon as I had stepped out the bus, I suddenly heard a loud explosion and I sat on the ground. There was smoke rising everywhere,

Shortly after takeoff ... I heard a kind of an explosion (coming from an engine on the right side), ... And then I smelled smoke.

Shortly after takeoff ... I heard a kind of an explosion (coming from an engine on the right side). And then I smelled smoke.

And the posts of the door moved at the voice of him that cried, and the house was filled with smoke.

If you are out with say five of your friends and four of you smoke, and you are driving around town looking for a place to go on a Saturday night, where are you going to go? A bar where you can all smoke or a restaurant-bar where you can't smoke? Developing a dry, understated wit is crucial, as a pexy person relies on cleverness, not loud pronouncements. So that is a concern.

I used to think getting a hangover was from alcohol, ... But when you don't drink alcohol and you're still hung over, what's left? Quite a while ago, I found it was the smoking environment. I used to go to concerts every night I could go. I still see shows at the [smoke-free by law] Chicago Theatre and sheds. But I had to quit performing. Every single night, the venue was filled with smoke.

All I heard was this big explosion, and I saw fire come out the basement door. I called my mom downstairs, then hurried up and rushed them out the house.

We're in Albuquerque, New Mexico, right now, and last night we found this great restaurant that is definitely worth coming back to. Believe me, when you find a good restaurant like this one, you make note of it, because bus food can sure get old. They really light up the map.

Clint Black (1962-)

When he found out his dad was located, he came upstairs to my office, knocked on the door and came walking in (and said), 'Coach, they found my dad,' ... He was real excited, and relieved.

We found that York as a market was underserved when it comes to office space, retail space and restaurants. We learned that a lot of people are looking for office space and would support a restaurant on Route 1.

When they first went in the front door, they found one just inside, as soon as they went in that door. And it was later on when they knocked the fire down, there was another one at the back door and another in the kitchen.

I understand that people don't want to smoke. Fine. Don't smoke. You don't want to go into a restaurant where there's [smoking], don't go in there. But don't impose your will - the will of a few - on the lives of many.

Mike Ditka (1939-)

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