He attached several spare cannisters of fuel to the heater.
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Often sold in small metal cannisters of compressed gas that are emptied into balloons before the gas is inhaled, litter from used cannisters and balloons has become a nuisance on streets and in parks.
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He had a little white clutch that held cannisters of varietals.
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Later police fired tear gas cannisters when some protesters refused orders to disperse.
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I love your mushroom cannisters and your kitchen—I love all of it.
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The one I was assigned was tied to a quartet of fuel cannisters.
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Two cannisters of gas and several blankets await in the back of the pickup.
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Amid the gridlocked traffic, boys swung cannisters of holy smoke, and older men hawked wares.
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But in real life, on your shelf, on your kitchen counter, in the recesses of your childhood memories, the Merry Mushroom cannisters your mom bought at Sears in the seventies—which also happened to match your Merry Mushroom curtains—those mushroom cannisters really aren't hideous.
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There are two minor cuts during the video; this is where the film cannisters were changed.
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The pellets are subsequently heated, and the gas is forced off, to be stored in cannisters.
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Princess Tea Flower and Prince Coffee emerge from their respective cannisters and flirt with each other.
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In April, 2013, a helicopter dropped three smoking cannisters over the neighborhood where Hossein and Azzo lived.
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Yet he defends protesters' rights to "self-defense" and admits to wearing gloves to pick up gas cannisters.
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The show began with Maddow placing on her desk, one by one, a graduated set of ceramic kitchen cannisters.
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She also carries pepper spray, making a point of using a product called BlingSting, which comes in sparkly cannisters.
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Of those, perhaps eight thousand had set up roadblocks, painted graffiti, or neutralized tear-gas cannisters with traffic cones.
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On the night of February 4, 2018, regime helicopters dropped two cannisters of chlorine gas on a suburb of Saraqib.
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Officials believed the gas cannisters, which may have been used to supplement the house's district heating, had caused the blast.
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Its agents began providing insurgents with not just E.F.P.s but also improvised rockets—essentially, cannisters of explosives fired from makeshift tubes.
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Instead, there were cannisters of pepper spray shaped like shotgun shells, camo knives, and coupons for companies such as Packin' Neat.
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That started to gradually change and women began building roadblocks, throwing back tear gas cannisters as well as facing rubber bullets and bean-bag rounds.
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That year, a Nazi submarine sneaked to the northernmost tip of Newfoundland, where a team of German soldiers took ten cannisters ashore on two rubber dinghies.
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Unlike protesters, who disperse when police launch teargas cannisters, journalists tend to rush forward to capture the event and as a result are among the most vulnerable, he said.
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Most of what Boczek had found was Nazi paraphernalia—helmets, knives, compasses, gas masks, cannisters, maps, a rifle, and a standard in the form of an eagle perched on a swastika.
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Otsuka had rushed off to tend to an emergency at a mining camp, where gas cannisters had exploded, but his deputy at the time, Eduardo Salhuana, was there when I arrived.
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Wolf ushered them into the living room, where smoking materials had been arrayed on the coffee table, including five cannisters with strains of marijuana from a local grower called 26 Points Oregon.
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Asked whether authorities should have noticed suspicious activity at the Alcanar house, Interior Minister Juan Ignacio Zoido said the cell had dodged some controls on acquiring potential bomb-making material, including 120 gas cannisters.
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A few years ago, when Pril and Mohonk's archivist, Nell Boucher, were going through Pril's late father's basement during a black-mold crisis, they discovered a metal cabinet, long ignored, full of film cannisters.
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"Here in our offices at 21950 Rockefeller Center, in our office closet, actually, we have, sort of randomly, a really hideous complete set of kitchen cannisters," she said, drawing them to her with an impish smile.
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" (In the end, Ernst won her race, without having to shoot anyone.) Maddow closed the segment with: "I would say watch this space, but I know all you're watching right now is these hideous kitchen cannisters.
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Security forces fired tear gas cannisters at protesters gathered in at least four of the sit-ins, while in others demonstraters tried to block side streets leading to the main squares with rocks and other materials.
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He nurses a scar in the head from a stick thrown by government supporters, wounds around his body from pellets and gas cannisters and bruises from being shoved into a deep drain by National Guard soldiers.
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But some admit to tossing back gas cannisters or throwing the odd stone, and there has been criticism the legislators have not done enough to restrain violence within opposition ranks, from burning property to lynching someone.
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The deceased victim was believed to be a 78-year-old man who was renting the property where the cannisters were found, officials said at a press conference, though this could not be confirmed until the body had been retrieved.
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We bought these hideous kitchen cannisters when a producer on our staff stumbled upon them while out shopping and realized—photographic memory—that these were an exact match to one of the best campaign-ad props thus far in the twenty-first century. Look.
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Their demand was prompted by Jasmine Weber's article, published on Hyperallergic on November 27, reporting that tear gas cannisters and smoke grenades used against migrants at the southern border bore the logos of Safariland and Defense Technology — companies owned by Kanders, who is vice-chairman of the Whitney board and a primary contributor to the museum's current Andy Warhol exhibition.
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Deployment of tear gas inside Kwai Fong station on 11 August was condemned by experts, as indoor use may cause a stampede and the concentrated chemicals pose severe health risks without adequate ventilation. Media was concerned about the use of tear gas as it may harm innocent commuters, and accused the police – who called the station a "semi-open space" – of creating a "gas chamber". Since 28 July civilians and protesters have collected spent canisters and found that some of the used cannisters had been past their use-by date. On 12 August the police admitted that they had used "canisters of tear gas past their use-by date".
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As with launch vehicles, all pure spacecraft during the early decades of human capacity to achieve spaceflight were designed to be single-use items. This was true both for satellites and space probes intended to be left in space for a long time, as well as any object designed to return to Earth such as human-carrying space capsules or the sample return cannisters of space matter collection missions like Stardust (1999–2006) or Hayabusa (2005–2010).Mission Accomplished For Japan's Asteroid Explorer Hayabusa Exceptions to the general rule for space vehicles were the US Space Shuttle (mid-1970s-2011, with 135 flights between 1981 and 2011) and the Soviet Union Buran (1980-1988, with just one uncrewed test flight in 1988). Both of these spaceships were also an integral part of the launch system (providing launch acceleration) as well as operating as medium-duration spaceships in space.
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