Word: floodings
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...here in 2002, thinking he had been handed a term in exile. "It felt like a small community hospital when I got here," he says. "They were focused on outpatients. There was very little war-related treatment going on." In the summer of 2003, with staff reeling from the flood of patients following the U.S.-led invasion, the hospital received another jolt to its system: Colonel Rhonda Cornum. Her appointment as head of the hospital was a sharp break after 50 years of all-male leadership. Her combat credentials were impeccable, however. As a flight surgeon on attack missions during...
...second 30 minutes were an entirely different story as the Crimson dominated every facet of the game while building a big lead. Largely due to the efforts of sophomore midfielder John Henry Flood, Harvard won all 10 second-half faceoffs. The Crimson also outshot Holy Cross by 21, gathered seven more ground balls, and was nearly perfect in its clear opportunities in the half...
...species of animal (hey, it’s important to have goals). My theory is that if something was once warm and fuzzy, it will go well with A-1 sauce. Safe to say, some of my more radical friends did not approve of my carnivorous interpretation of the flood story...
...would have been hard not to know about it, as the move has been chewed over at length since it was first mooted last October. The maneuver, an attempt to staunch the flood of illegals that critics blame for a rise in violent crime and other social ills, was delayed until the end of January and again until March 1 after last-minute negotiations with Indonesia, where most of the illegal workers are from. Anyone unlawful found in Malaysia can now be fined, imprisoned or even beaten...
...Leung plays Lam, a master burglar out to nick a pair of ultra-valuable currency-printing plates, which, if they fell into the wrong hands, would allow criminal forces to flood the U.S. market with counterfeit bills. That's why both Korean mobsters and "Arab dissenters," in the curious words of Leung's character, are desperate to get their own hands on the goods. (Maybe they've invested heavily in the euro.) Leung nabs them, but on his way to claim his reward from a grateful U.S. government, he's waylaid and re-robbed by rival thief Owen Lee (Richie...