The rapid growth made the fire zone larger than Fort Collins, which is 47 square miles.
The ice is what he called the risk of a serious slowdown in global economic growth, the fire is the fact that inflation may be back.
To ignite growth, a country must fire the animal spirits of its industrialists.
These informal sprawls, for all their problems, may well prove to be a source of new products--and refinements and improvements of existing products--helping to fire future economic growth.
The company, founded in 1949, has been on fire with annual sales growth of 51% since CEO Mike Fifer arrived in 2006.
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Many economists have short-sightedly concluded that ultra low interest rates are a sure fire way to spur economic growth.
Some countries are introducing structural reforms - like making it easier to hire and fire workers - but such growth-boosting measures will take time.
They believe this indicates fire was used to encourage the growth of plants, such as hazelnuts, crab apples and raspberries, all which were eaten at the site.
The spread of the blaze seemed to slow early Thursday morning, and crews gained greater containment, now pegged at 40% with no growth in acreage, according to the state agency Cal Fire.
But Mr. King also had a further message for politicians that some would argue he should have spelt out much more clearly before now: that the only sure-fire way to boost the long-term growth of an economy lies in structural overhauls designed to boost competitiveness and the supply potential of the economy.
Yet Cintas' top-line growth is now being driven by ancillary products, such as fire extinguishers, air fresheners, bandages, cough drops and lip balm, and services like document-shredding and restroom-cleaning.
Mrs Merkel believes that growth best comes from structural reforms - making it easier to hire and fire workers and opening up professions.
The view in Berlin is that France has been slow to embrace structural reforms like making it easier to hire and fire workers that would, in the long term, boost growth.
The fallout for stock-pickers: Despite the still-strong economic growth across much of the region, it will be harder to find a sure-fire winner and easier to take a tumble on a loser.
Last week the IMF downgraded its growth forecasts for the UK, and chief economist Olivier Blanchard warned the UK was "playing with fire" and should consider alternatives to its current austerity drive.
The successes of the U.S. military troop increase, a cease-fire by al-Sadr's Mehdi Army militia that began last summer and the growth of pro-U.S. Sunni groups called the Sons of Iraq and Awakening Councils had been among the reasons cited for the drop.
Road-building, stock-grazing and fire suppression have disturbed the natural life cycle of the woods, which are now clogged with young growth.
Under fire from reporters to reveal more about this plan, top administration officials stressed that fiscal stimulus is about growth, not a hand-out for the lowest earning Americans.
It is not known at this stage how the fire started, but swailing - a controlled burning of overgrown heathland to clear the ground and encourage new growth - can with prior approval be carried out on the moor until the second week of April.
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