1.   Rescuers were using their bare hands to reach the trapped miners.

2.   At Morningside Acres in Osceola County, rescuers used heavy equipment to pull the wreckage apart, concentrating on areas where cadaver dogs had smelled something.

3.   FBI investigator Jim Rice told members of Congress who toured the site that rescuers had used infrared scanners, microphones and dogs in an effort to detect life.

4.   For a toddler or small child, the rescuer should use the heel of one hand to exert an upward thrust just under the diaphragm.

5.   In Newark, rescuers used rowboats to reach motorists stranded by the flooding Passaic River.

6.   Rescuers used a fire hose to spray the bees off Williams before airlifting her to Valley Lutheran Hospital in Mesa.

7.   Rescuers used a fire hose to blast the bees off Williams, who was flown by air ambulance to a Mesa hospital.

8.   Rescuers used wooden fence posts to pry apart the wreckage to free Martinez.

9.   Rescuers used heavy bucket-loaders to scoop away beams and concrete blocks and then sifted through the earth with their fingers.

10.   Rescuers used power saws to cut through concrete and steel.