It's a good thing all the ladies are airing out their drama now.
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When the smoke clears, the EPA suggests airing out your home to reduce indoor pollution.
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People are just airing out their frustrations and I think that's really healthy, you know?
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Luckily, the tint wasn't too dark to catch Jason Momoa airing out his beefy guns.
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Her friend's tent was there in the gutter, airing out, because it had gotten soaked through.
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The safer I felt airing out those dusty foibles, the quicker the empty jars piled up.
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Airing out the issue can kind of let us all really see what's inside of it.
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Over the past couple of weeks, Hollywood has been airing out its dirty laundry to devastating results.
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In the women's section, we found a lone fan airing out the space, yet another weird touch.
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The amount of airing out that I could do, and I've chosen not to … Our kids will find out.
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The amount of airing out that I could do and don't do is what our kids will find out.
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Many spent the weekend airing out their absent neighbors' homes and calling them with updates about the flood damage.
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Thursday's proceeding was rawer, airing out all of the pent-up bitterness of years of near existential political warfare.
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The most heartbreaking part of this story, though, is that airing out your secrets doesn't always translate to getting better.
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We're told Tommy only resorted to airing out their feud on social media because Brandon's blocked his number and emails.
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And I'm not talking about your neighborhood dive bar airing out after a long, dank winter—I'm talking about the trees.
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So it's no surprise that Jackson might be incentivized to keep airing out their dirty laundry just to piss Melo off.
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Samantha Grant has been airing out her family&aposs dirty laundry since Prince Harry, 33, and Markle, 36, announced their engagement in November.
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I'm wearing a loose dress, which helps to continue the "airing out," but Von Hep tells me to avoid getting super sweaty for the day.
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Aside from airing out and dusting off our apartments and home goods, we'd argue that a successful transition into this season actually hinges on storage.
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Omarosa's book tour must be going well -- just look at the way she celebrates after another grueling week of airing out Donald Trump's (alleged) dirty laundry.
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Strictly fashion speaking, when it comes to our shoes, our clothes, our bags, we've been airing out our business a little more than usual this year.
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Pick any of Bemis's records and he toggles between brutal self-evisceration and vainglorious boasting, gooey love songs and naming names when airing out past exes.
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For her next project, Chen plans on creating a piece around the idea of airing out "dirty laundry"—underscoring topics that Chinese families refrain from discussing openly.
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And with Airbnb looking to do an IPO in 22018—a process that involves airing out its dirty laundry for investors—every bit of regulatory backlash counts.
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Yamaha spent the week at the Tokyo Motor Show airing out a few truly ridiculous reference designs, but none were more outrageous than the Niken three-wheeled motorcycle.
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He is careful not to let any excess water into the pastry — this means using clarified butter and carefully airing out each sheet of phyllo before layering it.
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On the first full day of the study, student volunteers mopped the floor with Pine-Sol five times in a row, airing out the house completely between each cleaning.
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"Stand Up And Shout About Love," from the bassist's 1980 solo album One In A Million You, provides the perfect outro after Kanye finishes airing out a laptop-jacking cousin.
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President Donald Trump sent a wild letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi airing out his grievances on the eve of his likely impeachment by the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives.
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No, it wouldn't — particularly when talking about the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, which never fails in housing buzzy celebs with a penchant for airing out their frustrations … with each other.
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Singapore is known for its tropical climate, but is it codified that a man must spend half of his waking hours (and 100% of his sleeping ones) airing out his upper half?
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In 2005, after the Eagles lost the Super Bowl, Mitchell had no problem going on the radio and airing out McNabb's alleged issues, including the infamous Pukegate, which Donovan has always denied.
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The suppression of memory has blocked the kind of airing out of the episode — much less the assigning of legal culpability — that many who endured it believe could help the country move forward.
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The lot of you are lauding it because it's the first time Meek seems to have moved intelligently, somehow gaining access to "Sixteen" and airing out a response minutes after it went live.
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It sure looks like he's moving on from Olivia after going on an online tirade about her and her new flame, Zedd -- airing out A LOT of their personal biz in the process.
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While O'Donnell says she doubts the average TV viewer likely notices whether the program is airing out of the Empire State or the nation's capital, the switch gives a boost to the show's news-gathering.
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In Frans van Mieris's "Brothel Scene," the setting and characters are just as elegant as the others, but a pile of bed clothes airing out in the background and a pair of humping dogs clarify the scenario.
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Her unintended roommate was a twenty‑ something woman who dressed in rave pants and baby‑size T‑shirts, as if airing out her navel ring were more important than avoiding looking like she'd wandered in from the mid '90s.
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He says he's ready to fight for the fans by airing out the industry's dirty laundry to the artists and teams who want to make sure their fans get tickets—and build a company that has even more influence than Wiseguy did.
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When it comes to the humble coagulated bean curd, your favorite spitters are never shy about airing out their personal philosophies on the issue—and for a food as bland as tofu, a surprisingly motley range of opinions have been expressed through rhyme.
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What has been remarkable about the Trump White House is that, with a few exceptions, all of the leaks have been in the first three categories; they involved neither unauthorized disclosure of sensitive national security information nor the airing out of disagreements over foreign policy.
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On the other side of the island, a few miles down the road from Pearson Gardens, a row of high-end jewelry shops sat empty, as owners and workers gathered in the doorways, airing out the bright, small rooms and taking stock following the rains and flooding during the storms.
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Now that the Trump administration's highly anticipated new tax legislation is airing out, some living in high-tax states such as California, New Jersey or New York are probably weighing the pros and cons of staying put or pulling up stakes and retiring to lower-tax states, like Florida or Texas.
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These include one of the biggest overhauls yet to the car software's UI, as well as Musk's "favorite" new feature, an always-on max temperature setting that will prevent overheating for children and pets left in the car from overheating by automatically airing out the car's interpret and turning on the AC when it detects temperature will extend beyond 40C or 105F.
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ORCUTT: Since Queen was released, there's been a lot to digest, between the album itself, the numbers it did, her reaction to said numbers, her airing out Safaree, her sticking up for Normani at the VMAs, her rescheduling her tour, her Beats 1 Radio Show, and her making what felt like a refreshing and overdue but at times tense press run.
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Psychopathic Record employees Rob Bruce and Alex Abbiss negotiated with police, and the festival continued after airing out for 30 minutes.
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Unfortunately, excess smoke can not be removed just by airing out rooms and opening windows. Scientists have reported that third- hand smoke may cause up to 60 percent of the harm caused by regular exposure to smoke.
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Other episodes may be aired out-of-order because of game-related incidents or situations beyond the network's control. Most instances of episodes airing out of order occur when the show is taped far in advance or when a natural disaster recently occurred at a trip venue featured in an episode.
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Animation for the Slimer! cartoons was handled by Wang Film Productions. At the end of its seven-season run, 147 episodes had aired, including the syndicated episodes and 13 episodes of Slimer, with multiple episodes airing out of production order. Slimer is shown to haunt the Sedgewick Hotel as its recurring pest.
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Gopher angrily points out that he's a gopher, not a groundhog, so they have Piglet pretend to be a groundhog. Piglet's hat fell over his eyes, so he didn't see anything. Everyone thinks that spring has come, so they all prepare for spring by airing out their houses, planting gardens and spring cleaning. But later that day, it snows.
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The miniseries was a modest success during its original airing. Out of 71 shows, part 1 ranked at 13, and came in at 21.2 points out of a 31-point share. Part 2 ranked at 35, and came in at 16.8 points out of a 25-point share. In total, the miniseries averaged 19 points out of a 28-point share.
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Rodent control in and around the home remains the primary prevention strategy, as well as eliminating contact with rodents in the workplace and campsite. Closed storage sheds and cabins are often ideal sites for rodent infestations. Airing out of such spaces prior to use is recommended. Avoid direct contact with rodent droppings and wear a mask to avoid inhalation of aerosolized rodent secretions.
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"Airing out a decision." The Hindu, 7 December 2016. During 2010, an urgent request for proposals was issued, seeking a rapid replacement for the HPT-32 and to enable the Kiran fleet to resume normal operations; the Pilatus PC-7 was subsequently selected for this role.Francis, Leithen. "India to order primary trainers to replace HPT-32s." Flight International, 5 March 2010.
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The sun departed on 11 November, with temperatures averaging with the below-deck temperature of , the crew in good health. Below deck air quality was maintained by increased ventilation and regular airing out of the quarters.McClure, p. 115. The new year was welcomed in as the crew amused themselves, occasionally catching foxes or spotting seals. Winter temperatures averaging , and on 3 February, the sun returned after 83 days of darkness.
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Rodent control in and around the home or dwellings remains the primary prevention strategy, as well as eliminating contact with rodents in the workplace and at campsites. Closed storage sheds and cabins are often ideal sites for rodent infestations. Airing out of such spaces prior to use is recommended. People are advised to avoid direct contact with rodent droppings and wear a mask while cleaning such areas to avoid inhalation of aerosolized rodent secretions.
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Every word after that was worth an additional $1,000. Play stopped when the timer ran out and the civilian player won whatever money the team had accumulated. Originally, there were returning champions, who remained on the show until they were defeated or reached the Friday show of any given week (due to weeks airing out of sequence from when they were taped). Within two months, however, they were dropped altogether, and two new contestants competed on each show.
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Fluorescent lamps contain mercury, which is released when bulbs break. Mercury in bulbs is typically present as either elemental mercury liquid, vapor, or both, since the liquid evaporates at ambient temperature. When broken indoors, bulbs may emit sufficient mercury vapor to present health concerns, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recommends evacuating and airing out a room for at least 15 minutes after breaking a fluorescent light bulb. Breakage of multiple bulbs presents a greater concern.
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The musical takes place in Yalta, Ukraine, during the Yalta Conference, while Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin and Franklin Roosevelt were dividing the world. Three valets have arrived to Yalta with them: the Russian, Griša; the American, Larry; and the British, Stanley. They were in charge of guarding and airing out of laundry for the Big Three. The valets are all placed in the old Aramovski villa, in which the housekeeper Nina Filipovna takes care that everybody lives in friendship and unity.
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Seglin is the author or co-author on more than a dozen books on business and writing. He has written for publications including The New York Times, Real Simple, Fortune, Fortune Small Business, Salon.com, Time, Sojourners, MIT's Sloan Management Review, Harvard Management Update, Business 2.0, ForbesASAP, CIO, CFO, and MBA Jungle. He has contributed commentaries to American Public Media's Marketplace radio program and was the host of Doing Well by Doing Good, an hour-long live television program airing out of WCVE- TV, PBS's Richmond, Virginia affiliate.
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The issue soon spilled over Twitter, sparking an argument on racism and the long history between South Korea and the Philippines. Along with #CancelKorea, the hashtags #ApologizeToFilipinos including #CancelRacism and #한국취소 (meaning Cancel Korea) also trended with Twitter, with Filipino users airing out their anger at the mockery and insults. The participation of conscripted Korean soldiers serving under the Japanese Empire's flag in the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in the World War II has caused some Filipinos, especially those from the older generations, to associate the Koreans with atrocities committed during the war.
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KTEN clears the entire NBC network schedule, albeit with some of the network's programs airing out of pattern. The station airs the soap opera Days of Our Lives "live" from the network feed at 12:00 p.m. (most NBC stations carry the programs one to two hours later). It also delays NBC's weekday overnight lineup by one hour, opting instead to air syndicated programming in the hour after Last Call with Carson Daly, while the overnight block's weekend schedule is delayed by between 2½ and three hours depending on the night for the same reason.
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WCAX-TV clears the entire CBS network schedule, albeit with some network programs airing out of pattern. The CBS Dream Team block airs an hour later than on most CBS affiliates in the Eastern Time Zone, and also airs over two days (the first two hours of the block air on Saturdays and the remaining hour airs on Sunday mornings, one program airing each at different times, respectively). The CBS Evening News airs on a half-hour tape delay at 7:00 p.m. because of the hour- long 6:00 p.m.
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The hazardous gases produced from fermenting silage (NO2 and NO4) are heavier than air and typically can be reduced in silos by means of opening the containers chute doors. Even when airing out the bin, potentially fatal concentrations of these gases may still exist in collections in confined spaces the air space between the bottom of the silo chute door and the top of the silage. Workers can be exposed to hazardous gases, and could even inhale fatal doses of the contaminants if they fall, or bend over to work or pick up a tool, or even if the gas is stirred up by a draft or the workers' activity.
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Fox pulled Enlisted from its schedule after the ninth aired episode on March 28, 2014. The network stated it would air the remaining four episodes at some point, later announcing June 1, 2014 as the restart date. Ratings have been poor, but many who enjoy the show blame the Fox network for that and say Enlisted was doomed from the start with its Friday time slot, being paired with the on-its-last-legs Raising Hope, and episodes airing out of sequence. The program seemed to be headed for cancellation and was officially cancelled on May 7, 2014, despite pleas from fans and some TV writers to keep it on the air.
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Despite following EPA best-practice clean-up guidelines on broken CFLs, researchers were unable to remove mercury from carpet, and agitation of the carpet — such as by young children playing — created localized concentrations as high as 0.025 mg/m3 in air close to the carpet, even weeks after the initial breakage. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has published best practices for cleanup of broken CFLs, as well as ways to avoid breakage, on its web site. It recommends airing out the room and carefully disposing of broken pieces in a jar. A Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) study of 2008 comparing clean-up methods warns that using plastic bags to store broken CFL bulbs is dangerous because vapors well above safe levels continue to leak from the bags.
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"The Princesses and the Frog" is the 85th episode of the CW television series, Gossip Girl and the 20th episode of the show's fourth season. The episode was written by Leila Gerstein and directed by Andrew McCarthy. It originally aired on Monday, May 2, 2011 on the CW. Executive producer Joshua Safran was criticized for the depiction of perceived relationship abuse and domestic violence in a controversial scene of the episode and negative reactions towards the character of Chuck Bass. "The Princesses and the Frog" reveals Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) pursuing a fairytale romance with Louis Grimaldi (Hugo Becker) as she faces the challenge of winning the approval of Princess Sophie (Joanne Whalley) and possibly earns more than a royal approval, while Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively) attempts to ruin Blair by airing out every scandal she can draw out.
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