[DOC] [TLE] Walk | Define Walk at Dictionary.com [PAR] Walk definition, to advance or travel on foot at a moderate speed or pace; ... walk 
out,. to go on strike. to leave in protest: to walk out of a committee meeting. 45. [DOC] [TLE] What Should You Do When Lightning Strikes? - Mercola [PAR] May 24, 2014 ... Your car is the safest place to be when lightning strikes -- if you can't, crouch ... 
which will help the electricity to go in one foot and out the other. ... likely travel up 
one leg and down the other, missing vital organs like your heart. [DOC] [TLE] Walk - definition of walk by The Free Dictionary [PAR] To go or travel on foot: walked to the store. b. To go on ... To go out on strike. b. ... 
b. The space between such rows. Phrasal Verbs: walk out. 1. To go on strike. 2. [DOC] [TLE] Lightning FAQ - Does lightning travel upward or downward? :: Storm ... [PAR] The answer is BOTH: There are distinct types of lightning strikes to earth that can 
... opposide-moving leaders meet in midair, usually at a point about 300 feet or... [DOC] [TLE] lightning - Why should you stay in the car during thunderstorms ... [PAR] Jul 5, 2011 ... A lightning strike can carry a high current, up to 200 kiloamps has been recorded. 
... A spark that has enough voltage to travel thousands of feet, will not be stopped 
by the few ... Let's go back to you in your car, out in flatland. [DOC] [TLE] How to Avoid Being Struck by Lightning - Strike...How to Avoid Being ... [PAR] While this is not technically correct, it is in fact the traveling of electrons that is 
electricity and this is what causes lightning ... All I could see was the 85-foot mast 
sticking out in the sky like a big lightning rod ... Don't go sailing with storms 
around. [DOC] [TLE] Surviving a Lightning Storm | Wild Backpacker [PAR] Always find a sustancial, closed shelter in which you can ride out the storm, 
whether ... sides  if lightning strikes a vehicle it will travel through the metal to 
the ground. ... If There's No Shelter, Where Should I Go? ... If you feel this 
sensation, immediately crouch on the balls of your feet (follow the guidelines in 
the above table). [DOC] [TLE] Questions and Answers About Lightning and Thunder [PAR] Lightning originates around 15,000 to 25,000 feet above sea level when ... 
Lightning has been known to strike more than 10 miles from the storm in an area 
of ... They find the longest bolts originate in the front of a squall line and travel 62 
... NSSL's scientists and collaborators did a study to find out how close is too 
close. [DOC] [TLE] The Science and Myths Behind Lightning Strikes | Science-Based Life [PAR] Apr 28, 2011 ... Among the claims of positive effects of lightning strike (and sometimes ... years 
before but forbade the press to quote them out of respect for the gentleman. ... 
Certainly metal on the bottom of the feet can heat up and cause secondary ... The 
safety has to do with the fact that electrical current travels along the... [DOC] [TLE] When lightning hits a large body of water, how far does the electricity ... [PAR] Sep 18, 2013 ... Generally though, a strike will dissipate within 20 feet (6 metres): ... But lightning 
varies greatly in intensity so it could easily go further. ... it reaches contact with the 
ground, at which point the bolt of lightning seems to travel up from the ground. .... 
But counting out the charges is exactly what I was proposing. [DOC] [TLE] NWS JetStream - Lightning Frequently Asked Questions [PAR] What should I do if I'm caught out in the open during a thunderstorm and no ... 
Does lightning travel from the cloud to the ground, or from the ground to the cloud
? ... The lightning bolt can be fatal up to 100 feet away from the point of strike. [DOC] [TLE] Can Lightning Strike Me Inside My House? - WeatherImagery [PAR] May

Question: Travel on foot, or go out on strike
Answer: walk