Their quick thinking and action were everything in that moment.
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The father's quick thinking and reflexes saved his son's life.
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Thankfully, Philipps' quick thinking kept things from escalating into dangerous territory.
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Tiffany says the quick-thinking decision may have saved David's life.
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Quick-thinking Mercury enters Earth sign Capricorn tonight, boosting your psychic abilities.
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Sometimes, it just means springing into action and some clever quick-thinking.
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These platforms operate like infrastructure but act like agile, quick-thinking startups.
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Mr. Drummond — aptly, a drummer — plays with quick-thinking focus and forbearance.
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Some quick thinking from a bystander ensured this dog had its day.
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Some quick thinking, a mother's intuition, and panic may have saved her baby.
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Shortly after, an anonymous (and quick-thinking) user bought the domain G-20.
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A save that was set up by some quick thinking on the bases.
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So, the quick-thinking aide took advantage of Buckingham Palace's built-in resources.
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Only quick thinking and a considerable amount of luck saves the Falcon's crew.
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The boy's quick-thinking dad threw his backpack at the animal, distracting it.
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Gluck's quick thinking helped lead to an arrest and may have saved lives.
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The statement from the Marines applauds the quick thinking and brave actions of Bialy.
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Deters also lauded the quick thinking of zoo employees to spare the boy's life.
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The sheriff's office lauded the deputy's quick-thinking and his handling of the encounter.
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A quick-thinking woman saved her husband's life days before their son was born.
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Her preparation and quick-thinking, trooper paramedic Edgar Bissonette said, were crucial to her survival.
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A French bulldog was rescued on a JetBlue flight by a quick-thinking airline crew.
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The quick-thinking team administrator came up with a solution – flag down a tour bus.
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Thankfully, due to fido's quick thinking, everyone inside the home survived the fire without injury.
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Ussery's quick-thinking and heroic next steps were all captured on the complex's security cameras.
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Quick-thinking dancers encircled the crasher until security agents arrived onstage and surrounded the headliner.
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Middletown's police chief praised the bravery and quick thinking of the 8-year-old boy.
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Yet without the concern or quick thinking of Kimmel, she may never have been found.
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Through sheer luck or quick thinking, many of the survivors only barely managed to escape.
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The police department is hailing the traffic officer as a hero for her quick thinking.
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A 3-month-old baby is alive thanks to a quick-thinking Florida sheriff's deputy.
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A quick-thinking state trooper pulled the man from his vehicle right as it explodes.
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I idealized mania, focusing only on its good qualities: self-confidence, unbridled enthusiasm, quick thinking.
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Because of your quick thinking [and] clear and stern instructions, we are all safe today.
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Luckily, a group of quick-thinking teenagers and adults ensured his day didn't go downhill.
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Prater downplayed his quick-thinking act of heroism — and credits the discovery of the baby elsewhere.
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Misty's doctor thinks she suffered a seizure, adding that Camden's quick thinking made all the difference.
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He had beguiled young readers with witches, twits, cunning foxes, thieving fathers and quick-thinking boys.
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Dorothy Gardiner of the local mental health organization, Sunderland Mind, also commended the pair's quick thinking.
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Sort of, Dwight tells him, but it was actually Eugene's quick thinking that saved the day.
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"Our officers' quick thinking got the vehicle to stop," says CHP public information officer Art Montiel.
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Capitol and Alexandria Police were not the only responders whose quick thinking was on display Wednesday.
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The quick-thinking fireman rushed to grab his gear and found Jake in the burning building.
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The emergency room is, by its nature, an arena designed for quick thinking and swift action.
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It took some quick thinking and stunts to build the company users know and love today.
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But thanks to one man's quick thinking, this one culminates in glorious rescue rather than tragedy.
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However, his quick thinking and willingness to be cutthroat when necessary brings some eleventh-hour respect.
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" What employees say: "Fast paced, great way to practice quick thinking, great opportunities for cross training.
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Baseball might be a slow sport, but it's really quick-thinking when you're in a play.
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His quick thinking saved a senior citizen $25,000 and for that, we greatly appreciate his efforts.
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That last bit is more due to quick thinking than an initial attempt at human mimicry, though.
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During this short time, expect to see a surge in quick-thinking, multi-tasking, and smooth-talking.
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It appeared to be a demonstration in front of a crowd, who applauded the quick-thinking canine.
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Thanks to this red panda's quick thinking, you better believe that rock didn't try any funny business.
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SROs have historically played critical roles in preventing and stopping school violence through quick thinking and grit.
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It also called on the same skills—quick thinking, refusal to be embarrassed, delight in the absurd.
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Though the episode left her shaken, it was the kind of quick thinking she had prepared for.
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Brain function is often described as "foggy," causing problems with memory, quick thinking and attention to details.
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Netanyahu has used these stumbles as ammunition to accuse Gantz as lacking the capacity for quick thinking.
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Though the episode left her shaken, it was the kind of quick thinking she had prepared for.
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Felicity Jones is a fine addition to the "Star Wars" tradition of tough-minded, quick-thinking heroines.
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Along with some quick thinking, you could even find a way for your recipient to unwrap them.
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Santiago lauded the quick thinking of a woman who "saved a lot of lives," in the neighborhood.
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Chief DeCanio said on Sunday that quick thinking by the shuttle boat's captain helped avoid a disaster.
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"It honestly looked like we had planned it there," Gonzalez told Yahoo of the Strunks&apos quick thinking.
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Quick-thinking crews brought over a ladder, as shown on videos posted on Twitter by fans in attendance.
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That's when he jumped into action — and may have saved more than 150 people with his quick thinking.
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His quick thinking saved the threatened bird's life, as the harrowing video above, filmed by his child, shows.
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"Like her cartoon namesake, Saga is kind, curious, quick-thinking, creative and a little bossy," the foundation says.
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Ingrid is an accidental super-sleuth who uses subtle misdirection and quick thinking to manipulate everyone around her.
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Fortunately, the quick-thinking guard snatched the gun from Tyga, preventing what could have been a deadly situation.
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It's their knack for quick-thinking and curiosity that guides Joey through danger and to a final escape.
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Quick-thinking Lewis took most of the impact by keeping Oscar close to his chest to protect him.
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"His quick thinking saved a senior citizen $25,000 and for that, we greatly appreciate his efforts," police said.
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"My blood count went way down so they had to do some quick thinking after the birth," she adds.
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The RTA will honor Hudson at its next board meeting on March 7 for his compassion and quick thinking.
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That's when he jumped into action — and may have saved more than 150 people thanks to his quick thinking.
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Because of the quick thinking and action of the crew members, all 22009 passengers aboard survived the crash landing.
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A quick-thinking man narrowly escaped being struck by an out of control Volkswagen Beetle with an impressive jump.
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After being denied entry by a quick-thinking employee who pulled down a metal gate, Adan headed to Macy's.
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A source tells PEOPLE that one of the students' quick thinking may have prevented the injuries from being worse.
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Quick-thinking Joanna called his parents for help, though, and together they were able to find a temporary fix.
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If you have paperwork to deal with involving cash, quick-thinking Mercury in Aquarius will definitely help you out.
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Technique: Judo is squarely a combat sport, with a mixture of quick thinking and power essential for top competitors.
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Technique: Judo is squarely a combat sport, with a mixture of quick thinking and power essential for top competitors.
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Hughes, whose quick-thinking helped save her son's life, wrapped a scarf around his injury to stop the heavy bleeding.
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After some quick thinking, she gets outside of the house to retrieve her bow, arrow, and red cape, of course.
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In February a similar incident occurred in Missouri, however that dog was saved thanks to a quick-thinking maintenance worker.
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Police have said there would have been far more casualties if it weren&apost for the patron&aposs quick thinking.
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A quick-thinking surfer is recovering after punching a shark who attacked him off the coast of Oregon Monday afternoon.
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After pulling into a gas station, the actor did some quick thinking on how to get out of his predicament.
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Police credit a quick-thinking customer who wrestled the gun away from the suspect for preventing more loss of life.
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In one of America's deadliest blizzards, a schoolteacher used quick thinking and resourcefulness to save more than a dozen students.
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A quick-thinking man was able to save a dog after it walked out of an elevator with its owner noticing.
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Providence and quick thinking spared the 22008 youths from death or injury, though the riots would claim more than 235 lives.
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Roseville Police spokesman Rob Baquera credits the girls' quick-thinking and resourcefulness for helping lead investigators to the suspects, FOX40 reported .
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"If it wasn't for the training and quick thinking of the crew, this could have ended a lot differently," Maguire wrote.
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But it was actually a little boy calling about Santa Claus, and Shoup&aposs quick-thinking started a lasting Christmas tradition.
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A quick-thinking father rushed to help his seriously injured son after a shark attack left him bleeding profusely from his limbs.
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We&aposre thankful for our crew&aposs quick thinking and glad everyone involved was breathing easier when the plane landed in Worcester.
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A 10-year-old girl is being lauded by police for her quick thinking in a scenario where she didn't feel safe.
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Two dogs were saved from a stifling situation over the weekend thanks to a quick-thinking Good Samaritan and Seattle police officers.
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It still requires fast reflexes and quick thinking, but there's no memorization of complex combos or advanced control schemes to worry about.
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Using quick thinking she "asked Siri to call mom," and was able to get in touch with her despite the privacy restrictions.
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Andy Murray is being praised for his quick thinking when a reporter glossed over women's tennis during his press conference on Wednesday.
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Jesus&apos mother, Dania Jimenez, said she&aposs proud of her son&aposs quick thinking and action to help get people out.
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He repeatedly tried to get into a kindergarten classroom but quick-thinking staff locked the school down, and he eventually stormed off.
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Moreover, national service teaches participants skills that are vital in the modern workplace, such as relationship building, communication, coordination, and quick thinking.
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Her quick-thinking teacher crammed 15 students into a tiny bathroom off the classroom, saving all of their lives and her own.
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CEOs love them because they reveal how creative or quick-thinking a prospective employee might be as a member of the company.
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Their minds tended to wander That made them less well-prepared when an emergency required them to exercise good judgment and quick thinking.
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BEWARE RADIOACTIVE WILD BOARS: HUNTERS IN SWEDEN CONCERNED ABOUT CHERNOBYL&aposS FRIGHTENING LEGACY Quick-thinking onlookers helped the zookeeper escape the tiger's clutches.
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Quick-thinking Frazier used modified chest compressions for approximately nine minutes before the baby was able to breathe on his own, authorities said.
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The setup lends itself to a particular style of British humour: guests can make newsy quips and puns, and quick thinking is rewarded.
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One Transportation Security Administration security officer is being praised for his quick thinking during a recent scare at Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport.
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A quick-thinking dad in Texas was able to prevent his son from slipping out of a roller coaster after his seatbelt malfunctioned.
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A Wisconsin bus driver is being hailed as a hero after her quick thinking saved a young pair of siblings from freezing temperatures.
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Flight Controller John Aaron's and Lunar Module Pilot Alan Bean's quick thinking enabled them to save the mission by flicking an obscure switch.
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It is a realm in which quick thinking, creative problem-solving and hand-eye coordination, not size or strength, are needed to succeed.
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Interestingly enough, Patterson is also familiar with a similar story of a baby being born with the help of a quick-thinking police officer.
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Could it be Siobhan (Sarah Snook), the quick-thinking, well-connected rising star who seems to value social status over her nominally liberal ideals?
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A quick-thinking driver in Albuquerque, New Mexico, managed to avoid a car jacking attempt, and it was all captured on his dash cam.
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A quick-thinking pit bull is being called a hero for saving a baby after a fire broke out at a Stockton, California, apartment.
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Verizon did not celebrate German's quick-thinking heroics, instead the telecommunications company suspended German for three weeks without pay for violating Verizon' safety rules.
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Thankfully, the drama was short-lived: a quick-thinking glam squad member brushed milk of magnesia onto the offending spot with a makeup brush.
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"We deeply appreciate Mr. Farley's quick thinking and compassion for his rider, as well as law enforcement's fast response," an Uber spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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When he was 17, Tommy Mallon landed hard after colliding with another lacrosse player, and a quick-thinking teammate refused to help him up.
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The party got so out-of-hand that one quick-thinking entrepreneur set up a stall selling alcohol in the middle of the road.
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At the time, her male colleagues praised her quick thinking, but they soon after closed ranks against her, excluding her from meetings and briefings.
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That's when his quick-thinking kicked in, and Salcedo called on Siri, Apple's voice-activated virtual assistant, to reach out for help for him.
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After he spotted fire jutting out from under the hood of his car, his quick thinking led him to douse the blaze in beer.
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Beyond that, the context of the 21's situation upon the emergency landing forced Shults into some quick thinking that relied on her previous experience.
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A woman left unable to walk after leg surgery used her quick-thinking to save her disabled aunt as their home burned in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Social media users flocked to the post to express their own emotions after watching the video and to praise the universities for their quick thinking.
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Thanks to some quick thinking and innovative teamwork, approximately 80 beachgoers saved nine people from drowning at Panama City Beach in Florida this past weekend.
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Her quick thinking has also brought attention to a cancer symptom we don't often talk about — and that may be key to saving a life.
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It doesn't rely on fast reflexes or quick thinking; instead it's about existing inside of this story, and figuring out the mystery at its center.
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That's when the quick-thinking mom handed him a taco, then told him she'd go to the taco truck to grab some napkins for him.
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Witty, sassy, and adaptable, as BB-8 you are your friend's secret weapon, getting people out of tricky situations with your quick-thinking, skillful nature.
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When a band of soldiers returns to the convent while she is there, her quick thinking saves the nuns from another harrowing round of assaults.
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On Thursday, Hartzell was presented with the Medal of Valor for his "calm, quick-thinking actions" during the incident, the Arizona Department of Corrections tweeted.
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Well, it's a curious mix: a gloomy setting, an almost-dinosaur digger, a dash of romance, a touch of peril and a quick-thinking dog.
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But then something unique happened because of a quick-thinking high school football coach: He grabbed the gun from the suicidal student — and hugged him.
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This forces defenses to react early in order to keep Giannis away from the rim; he counters with quick thinking and smooth drop-off passes.
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Thanks to the homeowner's quick thinking, Strong Island was able to free the raccoon, who was released back into the wild, before it was too late.
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A Texas police officer's quick thinking saved his life after jumping out of the way before being hit by a passing car during a traffic stop.
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And usually, they have a quick-thinking stylist on-hand (or just pick up the needle and thread themselves if you're Margot Robbie!) for damage control.
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Now, she's being hailed as a hero from saving the girls from sex trafficking after the airline released a statement this week praising her quick-thinking.
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It brings an impressive amount of options to the table and requires a quick-thinking player to take full advantage of the high degree of randomness.
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She also lauded the quick thinking of Jason Seaman, the seventh-grade science teacher who distracted and then tackled the shooter soon after the gunfire began.
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Thanks to the group's quick thinking, the manatees, caught in the sudden and brutal effects of Irma, were able to swim away from their predicament unscathed.
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But the pilot was saved from having to abandon his aircraft due to the quick thinking of a nearby U.S. Air Force re-fueling plane crew.
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The quick-thinking parent returned to her car, grabbed a gun from the glove box and shot Wright in the face after he refused to stop.
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Deputy beans suspect When an armed suspect reportedly threatened supermarket employees in Florida, a sheriff's deputy saved the day with quick thinking and a good aim.
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We cough from the wave of dust unleashed by the explosions, and I'm keenly aware that if not for Laia's quick thinking, we'd both be dead.
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Quick thinking on the front lines Keith May is an assistant fire chief in Berkeley, California, where the fire department handles the city's emergency medical services.
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A quick-thinking police officer responding to a car fire at a Jack in the Box drive-thru managed to save the restaurant from catching fire.
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Thanks to my quick-thinking friends and the bar staff that night I turned out okay, but who knows what would've happened if they weren't there?
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An employee at the chain's Chula Vista location is being celebrated as a hero after his quick-thinking CPR helped save a man in cardiac arrest.
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But in 1960, beer played a role in the rescue of a quick-thinking repairman who got trapped in a bar refrigerator he was working on.
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In fact, if it wasn't for some quick thinking and motherly devotion from Betts' mom, Diana Collins, his baseball career might have ended before it ever began.
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"On behalf of everyone at British Transport Police, I'd like to commend this man for his brave actions; his quick thinking most likely saved the man's life."
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An 11-year-old girl is being celebrated for her quick-thinking after she miraculously revived her 7-week-old baby sister after the infant stopped breathing.
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Thanks to the kitty's quick thinking, and the Kecskes following his advice, everyone in the house, including Mr. Boo and the family's other cat, escaped without injury.
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The quick-thinking daycare workers are being credited by doctors for saving Adrie from even more pain by using tape to remove the stingers from her skin.
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Thanks to her quick-thinking, Xiaoshang had snapped a pic of the driver, before she got out of his car and sent it over to the company.
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So it's not surprising that some quick-thinking entrepreneurs (okay, scalpers) are aiming to skim a little bit off the top of the frenzy while it lasts.
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A 75-year-old Florida man leveraged some quick thinking to save the life of his daughter's Golden Retriever after the dog was attacked by an alligator.
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When the king insists upon having each man handle a serpent to test their guilt, Claire does some quick thinking and suggests a trial by poison, instead.
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Joel Matip springs Robertson down the left with a quick-thinking pass and Robertson, driving forward and seeing no options, rockets a shot from outside the area.
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The day is saved by the quick-thinking of Tyrion Lannister, who proves himself to be a more worthy leader than his nephew Joffrey could ever be.
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Dan Magennis is on the road to recovery — and he has a quick-thinking representative from his cable company to thank for helping him take the first steps.
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A Kansas high school couple say they survived a spring break plane crash with only minor injuries thanks to some quick thinking and a well-executed emergency landing.
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It also seems like Ball's teammates are starting to adjust to his quick thinking and running the court more and more, looking for outlet passes and filling lanes.
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Luckily, a quick-thinking neighbor was able to extinguish the fire with a jug of water, while Clinton's ex-wife frantically drove him away to meet an ambulance.
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Shults became an instant hero when she landed the flight in Philadelphia on April 17, 2018, with 149 souls aboard, averting disaster through quick thinking and careful maneuver.
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Their quick thinking -- with only seconds to spare and reinforced by numerous previous drills -- averted disaster when a gunman opened fire on school grounds, the district's superintendent said.
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The film returns the superheroic Mr. Incredible and his quick-thinking wife, Elastigirl, to big screens after a 220-year hiatus — this time with her in the forefront.
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It can definitely help with confidence, and quick thinking and planning, because anything can go wrong and you always have to just plan ahead, plan ahead, plan ahead.
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He'd gone into cardiac arrest on the track, and two quick-thinking student employees had used one of the facility's automated external defibrillator (AED) devices to restart his heart.
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A California woman's quick thinking and offer of street tacos led to the arrest of a man impersonating a cop who threatened her family with a gun, police said.
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A quick-thinking Oregon rancher saved the day on Friday when he stopped an alleged bike thief by jumping on his horse and lassoing the man with a rope.
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" CHP public information officer Art Montiel told the LA Times that "there was no training for the situation the officers encountered and attributed the outcome to their 'quick thinking.
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"The quick-thinking Atlanta Humane Society staff thought to put the baby in with Ember and see what happened," says Robyn Faintich, foster mom to both Ember and Flame.
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"The teenager's quick thinking actions are certainly commendable and he later said that he remembered the Fire Service advice given in his school talk in Year 5," Helliwell said.
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It seemed like quick thinking when the Cincinnati Zoo shot to death a gorilla who was manhandling a small boy who had fallen into its enclosure on Saturday afternoon.
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His attack, apparently inspired by ISIS, was thwarted by the bravery and quick thinking of several passengers, notably three young American tourists: Alek Skarlatos, Anthony Sadler and Spencer Stone.
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A quick-thinking 5-year-old was able to lead herself and her grandmother out of their burning house thanks to a fire safety lesson she learned at school.
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Some traits divide a run-of-the-mill auctioneer and a good one: energy, charisma, engaging, confidence, persuasive, entertaining, quick thinking, patient, commanding, enthusiastic, charm, awareness, humanity, passion, fun.
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"Glee" star Dot Jones is lucky to be alive ... thanks to her quick-thinking wife, Bridgett, who rushed her to the same doctor who also once saved her life.
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A man who went into cardiac arrest last week at a Chula Vista, California, location was saved in part by Tauya Nenguke, a quick-thinking manager at the restaurant.
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The suspect, who has not been identified, allegedly nailed Feliciano to the ground and attempted to stab him with scissors — until the pizza shop worker's quick thinking saved his life.
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Lori Harvey is lucky she escaped a sneak attack in a parking structure -- and if not for her quick-thinking skills her car might have been jacked ... TMZ has learned.
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How to survive a shark attack Quick thinking from bystanders His friend Joel Trist, who was in the water nearby, describes the moment he realized his friend was in trouble.
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A Michigan man who was electrocuted and declared dead was brought back to life thanks to quick-thinking doctors who revived him with an electric current straight to the heart.
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Inside the group, Credit Agricole aims to offer a flexible working environment and training, while encouraging its staff to be quick-thinking and innovative when it comes to decision-making.
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Quick thinking helped save the lives of North Carolina mother Carolyn Lloyd and her daughter Rachel after the pair got lost for four days during a hike in New Zealand.
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Hosted by comedian Chris Hardwick and set in a large glossy arena centering on the colossal 40-foot wall, the gameplay involves quick thinking, shrewd strategy and a little luck.
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President Donald Trump thanked the Waffle House shooter hero, James Shaw Jr., for "quick thinking" after the man pulled a gun out of the hands of a shooter in Nashville.
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"Because of the quick thinking and dedication the officers exhibited, this man and his family can say they truly won the biggest lottery of all!" the department said on Facebook.
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I was raised with the story of how my grandmother saved my dad and aunt with her quick thinking and a cramped spot on a cattle train leaving Odessa for Siberia.
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Despite Margot's slightly embarrassed face, the actor totally saved the day, adjusting his co-star's gown as she planted a kiss on his cheek to thank him for his quick thinking.
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His concerned and quick-thinking friend grabs onto the other end of the branch as his buddy dangerously floats through a choppy, tight passage, and pulls the other dog to safety.
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Southwest Airlines pilot Tammie Jo Shults is being praised for her quick thinking and calmness under pressure during an emergency landing that saved 149 passengers at Philadelphia International Airport on Tuesday.
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An Ohio woman used "ordering a pizza" as code to let a 911 operator know her mother was in danger, and the operator is now being praised for his quick thinking.
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A lucky pooch and its owner escaped near disaster thanks to a quick-thinking civilian and an LAX bike cop, who saved the dog after it'd been pulled into an escalator.
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Thanks to YouTube and some quick-thinking, a new mother from Nashville, Tennesee, was able to deliver her own baby when she was alone in a hotel room as she traveled overseas.
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A quick-thinking adult fan seated next to the boy stuck his arm in front of the boy's face, deflecting the bat and preventing what would likely have been a serious injury.
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Quick-thinking Chinese entrepreneurs, though, went ahead with their attempts to cash in on the now-immortalized moment, with smartphone cases featuring Liang and Zhang already on sale on e-commerce sites.
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Mr. Soares was known for his quick-thinking debating skills and inspiring political oratory, though supporters, including former professors, and detractors alike said that dealing with practical details was not his strength.
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"This incident, as tragic and as bad as it is, could have been so much worse if it wasn't for the quick thinking and staff at our elementary school," Mr. Johnston said.
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Luckily, quick-thinking hospital staff isolated her soon after she was admitted in August and no one else caught the infection, Dr. Lei Chen of the Washoe County Health District told NBC News.
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A quick-thinking auto executive plowed his jeep into a burning SUV to free passengers stuck in another vehicle in a horrific scene caused by a drunk driver that left one person dead.
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Watch as the pony's diminutive rider takes a tumble from the saddle, and thanks to the quick thinking of the animal, the girl falls to the ground gently rather than with a THUD.
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"I want to take this opportunity to offer our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Eliezer Salvador, owner of Presidente Sports, for your quick thinking and swift action on Sunday night," the statement began.
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After all, the cashier's quick thinking is a perfect example of how seemingly small acts of kindness can mean the world to someone who is struggling — especially those going through mental health struggles.
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A South Carolina woman who was allegedly robbed and kidnapped at gunpoint but escaped by jumping out of a moving car she was driving is being applauded for her quick thinking, PEOPLE confirms.
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He's Batman on a bender, perpetually trying to avenge the one crime he can never reverse, and relying on quick thinking and hard hitting to get him from one crisis to the next.
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Bella Hadid felt a guy who's allegedly been threatening her on the Internet got a little too close -- and, thanks to her quick thinking, police were able to bust him ... TMZ has learned.
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It was, as The New York Times reports, a quick-thinking prank from Jason Velazquez, the owner of a web design firm in Atlanta, who noticed that Giuliani's typo accidentally created a valid hyperlink.
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A bold pair of 6-year-old twins managed to become the center of attention during Prince William and Kate Middleton's outing on Wednesday — but quick-thinking royal mom Kate didn't seem to mind.
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All darting runs, quick thinking and laser accurate passing, De Klerk kept England on the back foot throughout, and absolute South African dominance in the scrum meant there was nowhere for England to go.
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"I've never seen so many people simultaneously reach into their bags and pockets looking for tissues and Purell," Gregory Locke, one of the quick-thinking custodians, wrote on his Facebook page over the weekend.
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One quick-thinking, off-duty North Carolina firefighter ensured dozens of people happy and healthy holidays when he noticed signs of a potentially deadly carbon monoxide leak while dining at a restaurant over the weekend.
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In these cases, the fog tends to clear after you address the underlying cause, meaning your quick thinking will return once you finally get your eight hours of sleep or call off your juice cleanse.
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Still, a major reason that interviews can be so nerve-wracking is because conveying your worth off the résumé requires careful preparation, quick thinking, and verbal fluency that are hard to maintain on the spot.
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"This family showed how vigilance and quick thinking can help avert a tragedy," he said Sevy said the family returned to the campsite to finish their trip, grateful that the vacation didn't end in tragedy.
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We still don't know whether the Tesla Model S stopped last month by some quick-thinking cops as its driver snoozed in the front seat was on Autopilot, the electric carmaker's semiautonomous highway driving feature.
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Egg-sized blisters erupted on his skin, but Green was saved by the quick thinking of another woman who was also in the house, heard his screams, and pushed him under the shower's cooling water.
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" Despite the positive outcome, Stovall says Hanks was beating himself up over the situation, which she was quick to shut down, saying his quick-thinking, as well as his care for her, "saved my life.
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Fortunately for Courteney, a quick-thinking paparazzo driving by saw the dogs and pulled over, jumped out of his car to stop traffic ... and managed to scoop up both little pooches before they got hurt.
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"The first three months of OSIRIS-REx's up-close investigation of Bennu have reminded us what discovery is all about -- surprises, quick thinking and flexibility," said Lori Glaze, acting director of the Planetary Science Division.
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"Whilst the approaching train was immediately put on a red signal, the quick thinking of him and other passengers on the platform avoided what could have been a tragedy," Superintendent Chris Horton said in a statement.
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"Thanks to their extra-alert senses and quick thinking, they saved these babies from what would have been a heartbreaking fate," says a Facebook post, which shared a picture of the firefighters holding the sweet babies.
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A quick-thinking 8-year-old California girl called 911 earlier this week after a woman allegedly carjacked her family's vehicle, with her and and her toddler brother inside, and tried to take them to Mexico.
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"I want to take this opportunity to offer our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Eliezer Salvador, owner of Presidente Sports, for your quick thinking and swift action on Sunday night," Tiffany Ortiz said in a statement.
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Miles away from a traditional damsel in distress, she is refreshingly calm, tough, quick-thinking and competent, whether she is whittling a crutch into a sharpened stake or fashioning a hazmat suit from a shower curtain.
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In the most recent real emergency evacuations, including one at Chicago O'Hare in 2016 that was clocked at 2 minutes 83 seconds, it's apparent that passengers aren't as quick-thinking as the jetmakers would have them.
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Gold, silver and gem-inlaid chalices, candelabras and many other artefacts survived the blaze thanks to quick-thinking firefighters, police and city employees who formed a human chain to move revered artefacts away from the flames.
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Thanks to quick thinking, bear spray, training, and the will to live, I survived—after hiking three miles out of the mountains with a broken arm, severed tendons, dozens of puncture wounds, and a severely lacerated scalp.
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The smart grocery list claims to help you save time, but these are all tasks you can accomplish yourself with a bit of quick thinking and calculation, especially if you grocery shop often and keep mental lists.
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Unfortunately, on its opening day, the system broke down—but the quick-thinking Takeda jumped into action and started displaying players' hits and adding up scores manually behind-the-scenes, making everyone think it was working perfectly.
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Sometimes he would even hinder them: Early on, he tries to club a wounded man to death to save himself, and it's only the quick thinking of one of his companions, a schoolteacher named Ian, that stops him.
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A 24-year-old Georgia mother who didn't know she was pregnant until her baby "fell out of her" while on the way to the hospital is thanking a quick-thinking police officer for saving her child's life.
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Erica (played by the scene-stealing 12-year-old Priah Ferguson) saves the boys—and in doing so, the world— time and time again with her smarts, fearlessness, quick thinking, and ability to fit in small, confined spaces.
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But rather than being a warning from a tech-fearing Luddite, Ford guides readers through the surprising evolution of artificial intelligence from simple task-based machines into quick-thinking programs that can replace service workers, journalists, and programmers.
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On Sunday, during a recent performance at her Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino Las Vegas residency, Spears had what could have been a pretty embarrassing wardrobe malfunction that was saved by some quick thinking from her backup dancers.
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Braydon Smith is being praised for his quick thinking and action after slashing the intruder in the back of his neck with the machete he recently bought to cut down trees and branches while camping, The News & Observer reports.
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Although we should all be happy the Atlanta family isn't fracturing thanks to Earn's quick thinking, this also means we'll likely be met with a much darker version of the character if the series comes back for season 3.
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Still, the death toll might have been higher had it not been for the rapid intervention of some quick-thinking private security personnel before the government teams arrived en masse, security sources who took part in the operation said.
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We're not sure that the OP will ever get the chance to use these suggestions, but based on the quick thinking from this post, we're sure any other matches who may be looking for drugs won't get away unscathed.
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I tried combat sports like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, and competitive pillow fighting, and enjoyed the ritual and technique involved, but couldn't deal with the type of quick thinking that sparring and competition demanded — and eventually moved on.
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A man tried to rob a Houston-area fireworks store on the Fourth of July but was shot with his own revolver by a quick-thinking employee who grabbed the weapon when the gunman briefly put it down, police said.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News, Gladden for the first time recounted the harrowing night she says she was kidnapped and raped by a stranger, and how her quick-thinking use of her cell phone was instrumental in her rescue.
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Animals that have big, expressive eyes, that are capable of human-like gestures with their limbs (like a bear petting a dog), and that appear to be quick-thinking are more likely to be seen as having a human-like mind.
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Sports Briefing Shaking off an equipment glitch in the furious finishing sprint, Peter Sagan of Slovakia earned his eighth career Tour de France stage victory Monday with a display of power and quick thinking on a short, sharp uphill dash.
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The game moves quickly, and requires a level of athleticism, precision, and quick-thinking strategy that makes it riveting to watch; it's also easy for anyone to play, requiring nothing more elaborate than a patch of land and a ball.
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Two New York City police officers are being hailed as heroes for their quick-thinking reaction Wednesday, when they sped away from a crowded Times Square carrying what they thought was a bomb that had been tossed into their van, police said.
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It worked, due mainly to the quick thinking of the wife of one of the MI6 drivers, who changed her baby's nappy on the car boot just above the stowaway spy to put the guard-dog at the border off the scent.
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Players will be able to band together in two teams of up to four (for a total of eight players, instead of the arcade version's 10), as they attempt to outmaneuver the other team with strategy and quick-thinking to achieve victory.
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Buck might have stopped Petey, but, he was only in the right place at the right time thanks to the ingenious quick thinking of Athena, Abby, and firefighter Henrietta Wilson (Aisha Hinds), who loaned Buck and his firetruck to Athena for the case.
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And Allie is a bit of a problem for the film, with an inconsistent character who forces Taylor-Joy to be quick-thinking and bold with Jack's family, but awkwardly reticent around Tom in a way that causes serious problems for everyone.
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Her MMA marketing page was saved by a quick-thinking IT worker who, still with administrative access, deleted the name of the hacker, also in Arabic, from the list of page administrators before the impostor could do the same (to the worker).
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Members of Parliament were quick to praise the Miramcihi, New Brunswick native's quick thinking and action for preventing what could have been a brutal terrorist attack and he received a standing ovation in the House of Commons the day after it happened.
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The main difference in Hart's performance — as seen in "A River of Candy Corn Runs Through It" — is that her Sabrina tends to bumble her way into potentially humiliating situations, which she has to ride out with good humor, quick thinking, and hasty spells.
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The villain does get the glove, though, and in a moment of quick thinking Iron Man grapples with Thanos, grabs the stones while leaving the gauntlet, and assembles his own Infinity Gauntlet out of the nanites that his Iron Man suit is made from.
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An Arizona car dealership rewarded him Monday with a free, customized Ford F-150 in appreciation for his bravery and quick thinking on October 1, when Winston made two trips to the hospital while officials were still scrambling to get ambulances to the concert venue.
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Dele Alli profited from poor defending to pull a goal back just before halftime, and a quick-thinking ball boy rushed forward to help Serge Aurier send a snappy throw-in to Lucas Moura, who crossed for Harry Kane to convert and tie the score.
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While the various elements of his scene with Jadis didn't necessarily feel believable unto themselves, it's still a testament to Negan's quick thinking and composure that he's able to use a flare and his own backstory to help win the heart and mind of his captor.
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It had been Officer Naurang's quick thinking that had made the arrest possible: Having lost the suspects at one subway station, he followed a hunch and drove one stop down the line, where he caught up with the four men after they got off the train.
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A Virgin America spokesman described the flight member's actions as quick-thinking: "Our crew are trained for such situations, and they immediately moved the individual in question to another seat, monitored him to ensure he did not move from his seat, and alerted law enforcement," he tells PEOPLE.
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My dad was saved that day by a few quick-thinking people, including an ER doctor who happened to be exiting the terminal at that exact time, but there have been plenty of issues since, and over the last 103 months, he's been in and out of the operating room.
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Of course, the gloves shown in this video could simply be standard oven gloves, brought from the back of the restaurant by a quick-thinking employee, but if Samsung wants to make some money back on the doomed Note 7 maybe it should think about marketing its own explosion-proof products.
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Mr. Ingram preceded the era of shock jocks, but he was a quick-thinking, somewhat bawdy jester who mocked songs, singers, sponsors and the weather at WABC-AM, a powerful Top 40 station that grew in the '60s with the popularity of the Beatles, the Motown stable of artists and others.
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Only one person in that castle had the fighting skills to fend off over six wights at once, plus the supernatural ability to creep through a whole hoard of them to surprise the Night King from behind, and the quick thinking to switch hands when the Night King had her by the throat.
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According to CCTV News, said officer had spotted a crack in the middle of the road and his quick-thinking led him to cordon off the area and direct traffic around it In less than five minutes, sections around the crack started to cave in and left behind a two-metre deep sinkhole.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: FacebookIt doesn't take long for a grass fire to turn into a raging inferno that sweeps through entire forests, so a pair of quick-thinking boaters in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, used their jet boat to create a massive rooster tail that helped douse the flames before firefighters arrived on scene.
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"I want to take this opportunity to offer our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Eliezer Salvador, owner of Presidente Sports, for your quick thinking and swift action on Sunday night," she wrote, going on to thank the surgeons at the Abel Gonzalez Clinic in the Dominican Republic, where he was immediately rushed to after the shooting.
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Richard CohenNew York To the Editor: Re "'Greatest Memory' Lapsed in Response to Mueller's Queries" (news article, April 21): If President Trump has difficulty remembering more than 30 important details from his presidency and campaign, even provided time to think about it, how can we trust his remembering facts essential to running the country effectively, sometimes requiring quick thinking?
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What could have easily been a deadly incident was resolved thanks to the quick thinking of the cosmonauts on board and the visiting NASA astronaut, who were able to seal the leaking module from the rest of the space station by cutting a number of cables that were preventing the hatch connecting the module to the rest of the space station from closing.
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"Read Hatch&aposs full essay here "Read more:How a misprinted newspaper ad and a quick-thinking colonel sparked NORAD&aposs Christmas traditionBehind the barricades: Hong Kong protesters share what happened during the violent clashes with police on university campuses&aposThey lie to you&apos: Trump previously held private meetings with Navy SEALs to candidly discuss Afghanistan warLessons learned during 4 decades of battling the Pentagon&aposs rising budget
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Read more:Trump has been a 'game-changer' for human trafficking — and not in a good wayAshton Kutcher's nonprofit wants to abolish child sex abuse on the internet with backing from a $280 million TED-sponsored fundWe got aboard a Coast Guard chopper to see how they bust smugglers and save boaters in the crowded waters around MiamiA quick-thinking airport worker saved 2 girls from a suspected human trafficking plot when they checked in with one-way tickets
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