Officials warned the controlled burn would send phosgene and hydrogen chloride into the air. Phosgene is a highly toxic gas that can cause vomiting and breathing trouble and was used as a weapon in World War I.

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The process involves using a small charge to blow a hole in the cars, allowing the material to go into a trench and burning it off before it's released in the air, he said. The crews handling the controlled release have done this safely before, Deutsch said.

Officials warned the controlled burn would send phosgene and hydrogen chloride into the air. Phosgene is a highly toxic gas that can cause vomiting and breathing trouble and was used as a weapon in World War I.

...

The process involves using a small charge to blow a hole in the cars, allowing the material to go into a trench and burning it off before it's released in the air, he said. The crews handling the controlled release have done this safely before, Deutsch said.

You don't need to know the return address; the hawk will find his way back.

Another quasi-satisfied customer! 

hello, customer service?

i'm thinking about returning my Manbird Signature Plastic Northern Goshawk Hawk Replica


what's that return address?

Another quasi-satisfied customer! 

Eh! Eh!
 
Splendidly sized mug, though. Good for quaffing.
 
And the cap rocks a Maoist vibe.

Genghis wants you for a sunbeam.

I'll have a word with the foreman about that. A nod's as good as a wink to a blind horse. 

Glad to see you're getting back on your feet talons feet.
 
Now, about the otherwise splendid MBE tea mug I've just purchased.
 
The logo is at 180º to the handle. Doesn't work. Logos on mugs should point towards the drinker so as to reassure the tea-drinker of their utterly good taste.
 
Or away, so as to proclaim the tea-drinker's utterly good taste to the world.
 
Who cares about people at right-angles to you?
 
I want satisfaction, or your spleen on a stick.

FYT.

Glad to see you're getting back on your feet talons feet.
 
Now, about the otherwise splendid MBE tea mug I've just purchased.
 
The logo is at 180º to the handle. Doesn't work. Logos on mugs should point towards the drinker so as to reassure the tea-drinker of their utterly good taste.
 
Or away, so as to proclaim the tea-drinker's utterly good taste to the world.
 
Who cares about people at right-angles to you?
 
I want satisfaction, or your spleen on a stick  Telegraph pole.