Then it stalled, turned on one wing, and crashed in a fiery explosion.
About 20 residents shouted in protest, then stood and turned their backs on the board when it decided that in the future, students could address the board only at the end of meetings.
The information is then filtered through Dr. Niman before it's turned into visual data on the site.
Sabres interim coach Ron Rolston said his team turned it on in the third period, but by then it was too late.
Republicans who had previously decried the sequester and the threat it posed -- warned about job loss, warned about negative effects on our national security -- turned around and then said it was a good thing and a victory for their party and a victory for the tea party and a home run.
Then Eddie took my draft and turned it into a more polished story as I focused on production with Brian.
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Grado turned a calibration switch on, manipulated the arm until the full range of motion was restored, then rebooted it.
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Those two brief stretches of time when all electronic devices must be turned off -- after the doors to the plane close until it is at cruising altitude, and then again on approach for landing -- are being questioned.
"I think just getting up, going to make the throw, I caught my front spike on the lip of the grass, and then in order to try to catch my balance, all my weight went on my right foot, and I turned it over, " Turner said.
It's mildly convincing and sites are starting to pick it up -- the story goes some dude grabbed these pics from a Photoshop template his friend was working on and then posted it to Flickr, a scenario reminiscent of those iPod nano phatty shots that turned out to be real.
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