Leadership is a hot topic and necessary skill-set for managers hoping to pull their recession-era companies out of the doldrums and into a happier and more profitable future.
The housing committee has set up a hot-line for protesters to register for one of about 150 spots at the churches, and the person must be on the list when they check in each evening.
They had hoped the North could be persuaded at least to set up a military hot-line to help reduce tensions.
He claims an early personal lesson in how red tape is a proportionately bigger burden for the small guy: in college Mr Lindsey faced reams of red tape when trying to set up a summertime hot-dog stall.
The service, called Home Premiere and available first in April on DirecTV, will air movies that have opened in theaters as recently as two months previously, which makes them fairly hot commodities under the impenetrable set of viewing-window rules that now dictate when theatrical releases can be seen in the home.
It was set to Hot Shot, its heat-seeking mode that Dredd uses when he wants to eliminate fleeing perps.
Long before a date had been set, campaigning had started, with hot-tempered allegations of trickery flying freely.
This is the typical set-up for a commodity pool: Hot trader, big potential profits, undisclosed losses.
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But Mrs Child appeared on set with a frying pan, a portable hot-plate, an apron, a whisk and a dozen eggs, and merrily whipped up an omelette as she was being interviewed.
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Situated in a former car dealership, their temporary digs were originally designed as a place for Hsieh to throw parties--with a hot tub, a kitchen and a sound system set up for a disc jockey.
Located in a former car dealership, their temporary digs were originally designed as a place for Hsieh to throw parties--with a hot tub, a kitchen and a sound system set up for a disc jockey.
This weekend's set to be a hot one around the country, meaning make-up won't be long for this world once you've left the house or hotel room.
He'll set the hot pan on the dining table and invite his guests to dig in family-style.
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In India in 1980, Indira Gandhi removed shackles from enterprises and began sending pro-business signals, a decade before more formal reforms (although there is a hot debate about which set of policies mattered most).
In a hot and humid Hong Kong, O'Connell is set to lead out the team against the Barbarians -- a scratch team of international players -- with 17 of the 23 players in the Lions' match-day squad pulling on the team jersey for the first time.
These he transferred in light pencil onto large sheets of Arches 300-pound hot-press paper, some of them as much as six feet in length, at which point Zega set to work painting the reconstructed edifices in intense watercolor hues, taking as long as a month on each.
Thousands of "heating shelters" have been set up where those in need - particularly the homeless and the elderly - can receive a hot meal and a warm place to sleep.
However, although Kewell will be a hot favourite for the young player award, Manchester United skipper Roy Keane and Sunderland sharp-shooter Kevin Phillips seem set to battle it out for the senior award which was won last year by David Ginola.
The worm's closest relatives, which also lack guts and mouths, live in deep-sea hydrothermal vents and rely on a different set of bacteria to allow them to survive in these hot and acidic conditions.
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