HITS, in which six sensors are placed inside the helmet of every player on the field, measuring the force and location of every blow he receives to the head.

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There's critical mass, and then there's Facebook, the Death Star that deflects every effort to blow it up.

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There was every excuse for a blow-out: the firm's fortunes have risen with those of the Italian tile industry, which produced 572m square metres in 1997, compared with only 200m square metres in 1973.

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He lit up in the kitchen anyway, walking over to the window to blow out the smoke every few minutes as he worked on my faucet.

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We all know that Apple will blow away its earnings estimates every quarter.

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"He has been growing in stature in every game and it's a big blow for him as he has been loving his football with us, " McCoist told Rangers' website.

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He bought an electric saw and some lumber to patch the second-floor gallery, but every time he was halfway through a board a fuse would blow in the spider-haunted circuit box in the kitchen.

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It happens seemingly every game of the NCAA tournament, most of the season, for that matter: Officials blow their whistles, huddle, then head over to the TV monitors to review a play.

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