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Trilobites The conversation started over a fence dividing two backyards.
If you see suspect, male dark clothing, in backyards, etc.
They disperse to backyards, beaches and wetlands across the planet.
The brush fire spread to backyards and then to the houses.
That was the 19th case in pigs in farms or backyards.
Children abandoned toys, and clothes still hung on lines in backyards.
Precious firearms wrapped in oilcloth are cached in cemeteries and backyards.
Have said backyards become the battleground in the war of domesticity?
Other tech companies are wrestling with similar issues in their backyards.
It is rampant across the country, in all of our backyards.
In Wilmington they share their backyards and playgrounds with oil wells.
For recreation, people on the bay look to their own backyards.
They'll have to dodge tree branches, birds and dogs patrolling backyards.
And they're just pissed that this is happening in their backyards.
Citronella candles are a staple of many backyards, my own included.
The most bitter among them even burned Durant jerseys in their backyards.
Real networking happens here instead: It happens in backyards and exclusive dinners.
We won't know the answer until we peer into their dusty backyards.
They pulled down the fences between backyards to create a huge commons.
Some countries lack the money to monitor reefs in their own backyards.
A few decades later, trampolines became fixtures in backyards across the country.
Parv went from camping in people's backyards to living in a van.
They usually look out on dreary backyards, factory warehouses or parking lots.
By 1958, barbecue was a big deal in backyards across the US.
With plenty of backyards and outdoor space, that seemed to make sense.
Whatever is in our headwaters will ultimately end up in our backyards.
Police discovered he'd moved through two backyards into another property, Schubert said.
It's not uncommon for people to keep their horses in their backyards.
Coal trains haunt backyards in the county, with a population hovering around 38,500.
But we don't need to go digging bunkers in our backyards just yet.
But, above all, both are desperate to check US ambitions in their backyards.
Earlier this month, five House Republicans with military bases in their backyards — Rep.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The property has front and backyards, with a pergola in back.
Space is tight in the Bay Area, but backyards still make a difference.
Over 300 American homes have these rinks in their garages, basements or backyards.
You can find them in fields, forests, backyards, parks and even parking decks.
She said that the studio's lot borders the backyards of single-family homes.
Amazon's drone will have to avoid telephone wires draped across backyards and streets.
Finishes include oak floors and marble kitchen counters; all homes have private backyards.
"It's going into residences, backyards, farmland," said Mitch Bosma, a spokesman with Cal Fire.
Most people associate drones with troops and mad scientists tinkering around in their backyards.
So as a result of that most people were investing in their own backyards.
Neal pulls into a neighborhood dotted with family homes and playsets in the backyards.
Authorities called on area residents to search their own backyards, including creeks and ditches.
Otherwise, we would still be playing this music in the backyards of Southern California.
Because they understand the value of health centers in their own neighborhoods and backyards.
This week, Starbucks customers can enjoy springtime flowers in more than just their backyards.
Many people in the area breed rabbits for food in cages in their backyards.
All the tea is bought directly from the backyards of Kichwa families in Ecuador.
Senators should look to their backyards at home for proof that these reforms work.
All backyards are enlivened by a spray of 8-year-old girls in sundresses!
Are we really to believe in a legitimate avian menace skulking above our backyards?
The most advanced carbon capture tool we have is growing right in our backyards.
Seals on the beach, seals on streets and driveways, seals in parks and backyards.
Urban drone deliveries are far more difficult than flying to large backyards in the countryside.
Let your friends with gas grills content themselves in their, like, fancy backyards or whatever.
In short, these publications gave people perspective on what was happening in their own backyards.
Even in an era of "America First," our beer isn't enjoyed just in our backyards.
"You can see them really well in Tijuana, just from the backyards," my brother said.
Besides playing indoors and on playgrounds, I strongly encourage play in backyards, parks and woods.
And yes, colorful animated creatures can inhabit our backyards and parks, waiting to be discovered.
While dog houses are common in most backyards, Paris Hilton took hers a step further.
On the weekends, barbecue smoke perfumed street corners and backyards as lines of customers formed.
On the weekends, barbecue smoke perfumed street corners and backyards as lines of customers formed.
Children like to spend time in backyards as much as adults do, if not more.
Row home backyards and brownstones are expansive and magnified, finally getting the space they deserve.
A stake mount makes it possible to nail the camera into the ground, for patrolling backyards.
OCR athletes who have space and the budget will build mini obstacle courses in their backyards.
But it's crucial that we not lose sight of what's going on in our own backyards.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The shady lot is just shy of a half-acre, with front and backyards.
Experimental exhibitions flourish in backyards, gardens, garages, and parking lots in ways other cities can't afford.
The brothers have come a long way from the ghetto to ghetto and backyards to yards.
OCR athletes who have space and the budget might build mini obstacle courses in their backyards.
Most of the horses that were injured were kept in smaller barns or in people's backyards.
"But what we realized is that people's backyards are a really big player," one researcher said.
Even the most maligned creatures of backyards and roadsides have a potent purpose in the world.
Then there were the Staten Islanders who didn't care for freight trains chugging through their backyards.
Dr. DeNicola and his team cannot chase deer through backyards or dart them in populated areas.
Some simply live nearby on Merritt Island, where they can watch shuttle launches from their backyards.
But, how those chicks get to backyards all over the country may be a bit unappetizing.
Devices from that era, including grenades, are removed every year from backyards, fields and construction sites.
If they frequently sniff out food for deer in backyards, they'll learn to expect it there.
The platform connects campers with empty backyards and private lands where they can spend the night.
Vegetation and size of green spaces varied across the world, from public parks to grassy backyards.
At the same time, countries in the region are wary of escalating violence in their backyards.
There, residents are seeing the scientific findings in the Arctic play out in their own backyards.
Storms pounded the Californian coast, leaving apartments teetering on cliff edges as backyards dropped into the ocean.
At each house, the volunteers show residents how to purify the water they've collected in their backyards.
The backyards in the Sheridans' neighborhood in Skillman are heavily wooded, and few of them are fenced.
Their children played together on the sidewalks nearest 93rd Avenue and in backyards that blended together, unfenced.
I've stashed my kayak in the weedy, cluttered backyards of low-rent landlords who didn't really care.
Instead of putting it out in the streets, Parisians were ordered to build cesspools in their backyards.
With larger terraces, rooftops and backyards, however, it's often preferable to create multiple zones for different functions.
Backyards substituted for Peruvian jungles, Mississippi flatlands for Egyptian deserts, and a hound dog for a monkey.
If no one is home, they still conduct the inspection -- sometimes going in backyards and taking photos.
But that's not to say people aren't continuing to look at the circumstances in their own backyards.
Some residents in the Rockaways have complained that they've found them in backyards or hanging from fences.
They set up candles in their homes or in their backyards and they jumped over the candles.
"But what we realized is that people's backyards are a really big player here," Ms. Ziter said.
Teams recruited players from their backyards, scheduled games in their regions and joined conferences based on geography.
The demise of a California housing measure shows how progressives abandon progressive values in their own backyards.
Lots of time on the beach with family and friends … and on porches and backyards with mosquitos.
That dream now looks prohibitive: Houses with backyards in my neck of the woods require tech-I.
Many of the solar panels in America's backyards and solar power plants are made by Chinese companies.
"All of a sudden they're in people's backyards, not in Australia or South Africa," Dr. Hammerschlag said.
It flows past the elementary school, through backyards, next to downtown and eventually out into the country.
They were homeless for a period of time, living out of their car and sleeping in backyards.
Unexploded devices from that era, including grenades, are removed every year from backyards, fields and construction sites.
Their deregulated companies spew poison into the backyards of the poor, far from their own insulated lives.
Lava has been flowing in rural Big Island neighborhoods since fissures began opening in backyards a month ago.
We tend to forget that there's a whole range of 'gram-worthy travel destinations right in our backyards.
In the future, you'll be able to tokenize the value of unused bedrooms and backyards in your home.
We had giant mountains of it in our backyards, and little bunches of grass would grow through them.
In the beginning, they were in our backyards, then they moved to China and became even giant-er.
The moniker "Casper" (as in ghost or spook) stuck, some backyards were off-limits, and occasionally, fists flew.
Some worry that drones will be used to peer through windows and into normally protected spaces like backyards.
Around Silicon Valley in California, Village Harvest, founded in 2001, gleans citrus from gardens, backyards and old orchards.
They might look scary and sometimes they even steal puppies from backyards, but crows are the good guys.
And when we say that these animals are frequently kept in backyards and even basements, that's no exaggeration.
In 2000, the Navy sent California regulators a soil analysis that showed "chemicals of concern" in some backyards.
It turned out the Johnsons were not the first residents to realize there were bones in the backyards.
This country has a crazy up-and-down love affair with taking massive shits in other people's backyards.
His story reminds us that we can all contribute to conservation efforts — sometimes even from our own backyards.
They may train in their own backyards and basements, but through videos and live streams remain intimately connected.
Once enough of us had assembled, we transformed our gum-stained blocks into the backyards we never had.
The agency is investigating multistate outbreaks of salmonella infections linked to people who keep poultry in their backyards.
The nations are in China's and Russia's backyards, and there have been decades of close interactions among them.
Rent the Backyard builds cottage-style studio apartments in empty backyards and then rents them out to singletons.
It's common to see alligators in backyards, under cars, on golf courses and in shopping center parking lots.
Extremist groups have the ability to spread their ideologies beyond borders and inspire extremists in our own backyards.
The company creates custom mini-golf courses for people's backyards, customizing the course to fit the clients' needs.
"We wouldn't expect to find these types of conditions in the U.S. — in our own backyards," said McKenna.
Rivers are brimming over, backyards are swamped and fields are filled with water that has nowhere to go.
But she also helped write the city's backyard dog ordinance, which mandates minimum care for pets kept in backyards.
Now, with Zika in their backyards, they see how a tiny insect can grip the attention of a nation.
Still, British liberals must pay more attention to the growing problem of anti-Ahmadi prejudice in their own backyards.
These animals, some of which came into contact with radioactive food, now roam Namie's empty streets and overgrown backyards.
The state is believed to have more tigers living in captivity in backyards than exist in the wild worldwide.
The movie Los Punks showed that kids are putting on shows in backyards of East LA and South Central.
Do you worry that these same organizations will take an interest in what's being built legally in their backyards?
Even those who see urban growth as a positive have strong incentives to oppose development in their own backyards.
When activists and grassroots supporters work together to expand reproductive freedom in their own backyards, amazing things can happen.
Thousands of workers have removed millions of tons of radioactive debris from backyards and fields, roadsides and school grounds.
That's creating financial challenges, especially for local communities who are starting to see the consequences in their own backyards.
When you think of the nightlife in Austin, your first mental image might be of beers, backyards, and benches.
Barely half of the roof remained, and large mounds of soot could be seen in the side and backyards.
For this reason, families sometimes detain affected family members, shackling them in sheds and backyards for years on end.
Other renovated properties were stripped down to their bones and rebuilt — taller, larger, more colorful, with fenced-in backyards.
She had to work off the streets, in safe spaces, in people's homes, their backyards, their tiny, tidy shops.
They proudly purchased big Chevy Impalas, kept their homes in impeccable condition and had crab cookouts in their backyards.
You'll spot practice battlefields in parks and backyards, and there are even collectible cards featuring the most famous trainers.
It's difficult to convince people to buy iodized salt when they can get it in their backyards for free.
Especially for urban dogs that don't have backyards to exercise in, dog parks can sound like a great idea.
McKenna said more cities should recycle their proposals for Amazon's second headquarters to draw other businesses to their backyards.
They use cameras to identify landing marker pads that customers place in their backyards or in other unobstructed locations.
As active members of their communities, they're uniquely primed to create jobs and spearhead innovation right in their backyards.
Some neighbors may consider drones a nuisance and privacy invasion if they're loudly landing in backyards at all hours.
Some have docks; others have canals with bulkheads running along the edge of their backyards, where boats are kept.
So if we had wildlife spilling out of everyone's backyards, it will just bring more people and more money.
In "A Novel Solution for the Homeless: House Them in Backyards," Jennifer Medina explores a bold new pilot program in Los Angeles to offer incentives to homeowners to provide shelter to the homeless in their backyards: Faced with a major housing crisis, Los Angeles is trying out an idea that some hope is so wild it just might work: helping homeowners build small homes in their backyards and rent them to people who have spent months living in their cars, in shelters or on the streets.
Too weak and unable to fly, some have been found wandering on airport runways, outside coffee shops and in backyards.
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The organization says thieves snatch the dogs and cats right off of the streets, as well as from people's backyards.
Fun fact -- there are lots of homes on L.A. mountainsides where the backyards are cantilevered and seem to be floating.
"We could control this, it just means we have to get rid of the mosquitoes in our backyards," he said.
People are just growing stuff in their backyards like squash flowers and banana leaves and selling it on the street.
They perch on rooftops, make themselves at home in backyards and peck at their feathered reflections in shiny car bumpers.
They gathered in backyards and had two people brawl with their bare knuckles until someone quit or was knocked out.
In cities, outdoor playgrounds and parks replace backyards and cul-de-sacs for bike riding and pick-up hockey games.
In buildings with more than two apartments, standard propane tanks are illegal on balconies and roof decks and in backyards.
The least he could do is stop by before he increases his plans to regulate the American people's own backyards.
Children wander around freely, crossing backyards and playing in the collective spaces: Ping-Pong table, pizza oven and community garden.
Several said they had seen a sharp increase in turnout in their own backyards, even in nonpartisan school board elections.
The mosquito is still present, its breeding grounds are still plentiful in our backyards and human travel is still frequent.
But when they turn up in voters' backyards, dispensary proposals are often as unwelcome as pornography shops and liquor stores.
Not since the days of Kimbo Slice fighting men in backyards to feed his family have we had a contender.
People noticed it by canals or in backyards or under streetlights at night — familiar places that had become unfamiliarly empty.
It started a trend, with dozens of other volleyball players putting together similar setups in their garages, driveways and backyards.
Others would congregate quietly in backyards, careful not to wake the occupants up, hiding from the lights of police helicopters.
In the past two decades, villagers in impoverished northeastern Thailand have started housing crickets in concrete pens in their backyards.
The dispute over Proposition C raises the question of what responsibilities tech companies have for problems in their own backyards.
Sometimes NEPA is the only process that gives Americans a voice in the projects that are in their own backyards.
The bees replenish hives across the city and the region: on rooftops, in small urban backyards and sometimes even indoors.
But if public green spaces are absent, filling backyards and living spaces with plants can yield similar benefits, he said.
In fact, I have always been remarkably insensitive to the pleasures that many green-fingered folk find in their backyards.
Even as Americans express justified horror at mass shootings, we by and large ignore the gun violence in our backyards.
But gardens and backyards are special trading zones that span the imaginary boundaries between nature and culture, domestic and public space.
"I would love to see people use it in their backyards and even create custom gardens with it," Haldewang told CNN.
"It is a really important reminder that we cohabit with these animals and our backyards weren't always there," Professor Johnson said.
Andrew Feld, the founder of Fresh Patch, saw the need for better training methods for dog owners who don't have backyards.
Much of this is due to the fact that VCs simply don't like to venture too far from their own backyards.
We remember pink sunsets stretching across the sky, families in their backyards, laughter carried by the breeze in the waning sunlight.
A lot of my viewers are gardeners in the US that are trying to grow rare tropical fruits in their backyards.
With Easter just around the corner, lots of kids are gearing up to rummage in their backyards for small plastic eggs.
After a few minutes, a photographer whispered to Balagtas See about witnesses around the corner whose backyards face the crime scene.
These animals have learned to associate humans with food, so they come into towns and backyards looking for something to eat.
The front and backyards of homes in Bangun overflow with waste on land that once had been used to grow rice.
Living where they work, our local Extension educators deliver objective university expertise — placing tools to weather this downturn in farmers' backyards.
It's not uncommon to find shingleback lizards in backyards, spiny echidnas in suburban parks, or poisonous brown snakes in office workplaces.
But the general idea was that the suburbs offered comfort and personal space, private backyards and a bedroom for each kid.
Some people take advantage of sales (like I said, you do you); others, like Tracy Gray, have BBQs in their backyards.
Chelsea Neff, the owner of Pine New York, envies her Hawaiian friends who grew up with the flowers in their backyards.
Overgrown backyards with bird feeders and standing water are havens for all kinds of four-legged creatures, as well as mosquitoes.
This coyote, he added, could have "just as easily slinked through backyards" before bolting down a street and into the park.
The WSJ points out that Deutsche Bank and other European lenders face stiff competition from U.S. rivals in their own backyards.
As it turns out, a lot of people aren't thrilled by the idea of having nuclear waste buried in their backyards.
McKenna said his nonprofit plans to work with at least two more cities this year to bring tech to their backyards.
Many West Coast communities are calling out for help as they tackle this emergency caused by companies in their own backyards.
Amazon has spent more than six years developing drones, which may one day drop packages in backyards assuming regulators allow it.
They're working on big problems like food insecurity, climate change, income inequality, and low literacy among adults in their own backyards.
In recent years alone, their conflict has claimed scores of victims, forcing children to stay inside homes or in their backyards.
With Bumble Bee Watch, citizen scientists can report bee sightings in their backyards to help gather data on the population and geography.
He fled the vehicle, leading detectives on a foot chase while jumping over a series of fences through several backyards, Rivarde said.
Your addiction to bean bag toss — or "cornhole," as it's often called — doesn't need to be relegated to backyards or sandy beaches.
"It's incredible to see how much good is happening right under all of our noses in all of our backyards," Montague says.
In the Black Belt I interviewed descendants of slaves who were living without proper sanitation, with untreated sewage draining into their backyards.
The virus was detected among poultry in farms and backyards in Spickovina in the Krapinsko-Zagorska region, the Paris-based OIE said.
ARROYO: Containers, these little babies they are offering to them, and they are also living in pods in their parents&apos backyards.
Across the country, from Tennessee to California, local communities have come together to ask their elected officials to protect their natural backyards.
I don't want them here," he added, saying that youths from the nearby refugee camp "steal bicycles and jump into our backyards.
In backyards around the world, badminton players often hit heavier, plastic shuttles that are designed to endure the constant abuse of amateurs.
The FAA still must decide questions before the pilot projects begin including whether drone deliveries should follow city streets or cross backyards.
"The lead levels found in Brooklyn backyards are often similar to areas where there has been past lead smelting activity," Cheng said.
Low-income communities have less political influence, making it difficult for them to prevent dangerous facilities from being built in their backyards.
Homeowners built shelters in basements and backyards, and the morality of private shelters accessible to privileged families became a raging national debate.
Government officials from Florida to New Jersey have confronted the balancing act that comes from having a Trump property in their backyards.
We can rally against the chemicals we use to kill insects not only in big agricultural operations but also in local backyards.
Several community groups said they welcomed a more easy-to-use approach to learning about the construction taking place in their backyards.
In response, Baianas opened up their backyards for clandestine religious gatherings that included music — the first iteration of the modern samba circle.
This garden stretches across the backyards behind three adjoining walk-up apartment buildings on West 56th Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues.
New Hampshire is Buttigieg's real chance to prove he can go toe-to-toe with Sanders and Warren in their own backyards.
The cases in Romania were among pigs kept in backyards and small holdings as well as several large private farms since June.
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Trilobites Bird-watchers worldwide will flock to parks and backyards this Presidents' Day weekend to record the winter whereabouts of millions of birds.
But he added that people who shoot skeet competitively typically do so at a club or a shooting range, not in their backyards.
It's legal to buy fireworks here, so rather than the city putting on a show, everyone just shoots them off from their backyards.
Carlos Curbelo (Fla.) and Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto, as well as climate scientists and Americans who have experienced natural disasters in their backyards.
To be clear, the Backyard homes — which, by the way, won't exclusively be located in actual backyards — won't be limited to Airbnb hosts.
The platform also enables parents to provide the kind of education for their children that might not be available in their own backyards.
Xi is doing what all aspiring empires do, threading the world in a web of dependency, slowly creating dominion in other powers' backyards.
Details: Amazon said its new drones use computer vision and machine learning to detect and avoid people or clotheslines in backyards when landing.
The company, which is part of Y Combinator's current batch, builds studio apartments in homeowners' backyards, which are then rented out for income.
She said they broke up into groups of five to seven and searched country roads, ditches, backyards and garages of folks in town.
Those who know the princes say that there was always a chance that they would not want to live in each other's backyards.
Prisons and jails, even those in our own backyards, remain largely unknown to people whose lives have not been touched directly by incarceration.
Published online in the Journal of Medical Entomology this week, the study surveyed ten adult hens in 20 different backyards across southern California.
While suburban parents may have larger backyards, you'll have to make a conscious effort to make sure you are using the space regularly.
The Mississippi is so close to homes at some points that anchored cargo ships and tankers appear to be parked in their backyards.
Officers snaked through backyards and alleyways with their hands on their guns as helicopters circled overhead and residents ducked for cover amid gunfire.
The boys raised their share of the budget by camping in friends' backyards to save on rent and maxing out our credit cards.
Last summer, when rehearsals were first coming together in backyards, most of the women viewed the pageant as a lark, Ms. Riddle said.
Impressed and inspired, droves of young people were twirling the weapons in their backyards and trying to avoid whacking themselves in the face.
Most of us are oblivious to this winged panoply, even in our own backyards, because our perception is circumscribed by our ecological illiteracy.
They would carry Ziplocs of fish to the neighbors and set long tables in their backyards, pulling fillet after fillet off the grill.
And there was plenty of room to double that number, particularly if more people planted milkweed in their own backyards and flower beds.
The house is on a relatively flat lot on a cul-de-sac, in a hilly area where most homes have sloping backyards.
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Now, a housing shortage has led many of her neighbors to build as many as four shacks to rent out in their backyards.
Treating fashion as reality rather than backdrop, Oscuro's unfiltered shots feature childhood bedrooms, overgrown backyards, and LA's wide boulevards, skinny palms looming overhead.
" Mr. Sun sometimes travels to Fuxin, where he sits outside with a pad of paper "to draw its factories, its mountains, its backyards.
Residents don't want high-voltage lines in their backyards, and local power generators dislike competition from cheaper power brought in from farther away.
In cities like London, they survive by foraging in trash cans or chasing prey in parks and backyards, which occasionally causes social panics.
Cheerios encouraged the seed recipients to plant wildflowers in their backyards to provide more nectar and pollen for bumblebees, honeybees and other struggling species.
The activities are similar, but paintball is often played at facilities with safety requirements, while people tend to use air guns in their backyards.
Outside, the pair adventure through the wild world of their backyards together, spending hours napping in the sun, watching the wildlife and climbing around.
The volcano has been generating earthquakes and spewing lava, sulfur dioxide and ash since it began erupting in Big Island backyards on May 3.
It seems particularly cruel to not allow consumption of booze in a public space in Manhattan, a place where most people don't have backyards.
The team wants to eventually create an app that can help people identify these creatures in their backyards — and prevent people from killing them.
"Urban dwellers can plant them in their backyards, front yards, porches, or wherever else you want wildflowers to grow in your neighborhood," Burley said.
That it allows them to plant a stake in the ground in the backyards of two tech rivals is also probably a nice bonus.
But Garcetti added another note about Musk's companies not likely to calm down LA residents who are worried about the digging under their backyards.
Today, more and more American people have become acutely aware of the evils of human trafficking that take place right in their own backyards.
Between the neighborhood sprawl and consistently temperate weather, experimental exhibitions flourish in backyards, gardens, garages, and parking lots in ways other cities can't afford.
The combined loss shot through punk venues, houses, and backyards throughout California as if they were all sitting on the same fluttering fault line.
We have hives at Hotel Lucia, Hotel deLuxe and Sentinel in Portland, and we also have hives at farms, wineries, and backyards close by.
Body camera and helicopter footage released by the Sacramento Police Department show officers searching backyards after 911 calls about a suspect smashing car windows.
Mr. Blackwell, the prosecutors said, fled, escaping through the backyards that he knew well, having grown up there, before fading into a nearby crowd.
In its honor, special parties called kräftskivor are thrown on balconies, in backyards, and on waterfront docks all across the country during late summer.
They will move drug use and needles from streets, our parks, our backyards, and our coffee shops, and into a supportive and safe environment.
And the problem in these cities probably isn't limited to community gardens — there's all kinds of old dirt in parks, backyards, and other places.
Typically leading up to Labor Day, the steel drum or mas groups, that's short for masquerade, take over storefronts or vacant lots or backyards.
Republicans could also face an uphill battle with Republicans from border towns, whose constituents would likely grumble at construction projects running through their backyards.
Or to their backyards: In 1950, there were only 2,500 in-ground residential pools in the country, but by 19703 there were four million.
Permaculture started with the idea of turning trashed suburban backyards into sustainable gardens, in which the natural environment dictated the garden's plan and purpose.
With important and competing news breaking in our own backyards, it's easy to see why Americans may have forgotten about the crisis in Syria.
With three floors, modest kitchens and tidy backyards, the properties attracted teachers, police officers and other working-class tenants to an increasingly multicultural enclave.
Such housing may help with demand, but it has also reinforced the impression that the companies are focused too closely on their own backyards.
Advances in technology have made it possible for most any dealer with a smartphone to do what Brick and Wax did in their own backyards.
In high desert areas of California like Victorville, thousands of tumbleweeds blew in on a particularly windy day yesterday, covering resident's lawns and backyards entirely.
What about these particular shows stood out to you—other than the fact that they happen in backyards and are populated almost entirely by Latinos?
As the goose, players waddle through gardens, backyards, and streets in an English village, messing with the faceless, voiceless residents they meet along the way.
A couple years ago, Schneider opened everyone's eyes to the possibility of course planning after he jumped fences and ran through the projects and backyards.
This means deliveries can now be made to the backyards of registered customers who have also obtained their neighbours' permission for flights to pass overhead.
"I think it's an extremely important rule both for the environment and the health of the communities that have these mines in their backyards," Rep.
Amid such disruption, a global band of photographers has managed to turn these concerning realities into a collection of stunning scenes from their own backyards.
But there seemed to be a growing realization that solving the problems of the world's commons becomes harder when the globalists neglect their own backyards.
Between the lines: Many journalists live and breathe social media, so Facebook's lapses and betrayals aren't some distant calamity — they're happening in reporters' own backyards.
Once we formed the band and the other bands formed, we would throw shows anywhere we could, backyards, carwashes, empty office buildings, closed down bars.
She had watched videos of teens doing extreme flips in their backyards, part of the extreme sport of Gtramp, which features elite-level trampoline tricks.
But, local residents are likely to make their voices heard, since not everyone is thrilled about having a 25,000 seat stadium in their actual backyards.
But Mr. Khandelwal said the government had difficulty finding land for new dumps and dealing with local protesters who oppose waste sites in their backyards.
"There are more orange trees in backyards than in commercial operations" in the valley, said Casey Creamer, president of California Citrus Mutual, an advocacy group.
The government is also working to get women involved by establishing small fish ponds in their backyards for consumption at home and small-scale trade.
"It's one way we'll see the effects of climate change right in our own backyards," said David Yarnold, the president of the National Audubon Society.
Iguanas were everywhere: in the bushy areas surrounding canals, on sidewalks, in backyards, lying helpless among the fallen, rotting fruit of mango and orange trees.
But in the past few years, a swell of fun-loving billys has moved offline and into people's backyards, living rooms and hastily-built barns.
The government is also working to get women involved by establishing small fish ponds in their backyards for consumption at home and small-scale trade.
Silwad's 7,19483 residents, looking across the road, might covet Ofra's idyllic subdivisions, with rows of red-roofed bungalows shrouded by enviably irrigated gardens and backyards.
Now, it seems, they are a badge of ambitious entrepreneurship (thanks, Airbnb!) and maybe even a thing regular people can put together in their regular backyards.
She also raised safety concerns about the project, and noted that some landowners may not even be aware their backyards now fall under this alternative route.
Kilauea has burned some 40 structures, including two dozen homes, since it began erupting in people&aposs backyards in the Leilani Estates neighborhood on May 3.
As cold-hardy iguanas pass on their genes to new generations, Florida's northern neighbors can expect to see more of the reptiles in their own backyards.
Pauze doesn't only search for potentials at nurseries; he also often looks along backroads and in people's backyards, which is where he found 2016's winner.
People like her mother "grew up seeing chickens or cows in their backyards, and they know that these animals were killed for human consumption," she says.
Why it matters: The survey results show a trust gap between Bay Area and California residents and the companies that are driving innovation in their backyards.
Instead, beating it back will require a lot of mosquito workers like Mr. Vasquez dumping out a lot of water containers in a lot of backyards.
Its enemies, meanwhile – whether Russia, China or smaller states like Iran and North Korea – have dedicated almost all their forces to fighting in their own backyards.
Raccoons are not just attracting attention in Manhattan; trappers in Brooklyn may have exacerbated a problem by catching them in backyards and releasing them in parks.
Parties, in the backyards of classmates' suburban homes when their parents were away, would often attract hundreds of students from nearby private schools, his classmates recall.
They told us why they would and wouldn't let a stranger live in their backyards and offered even more solutions for how to help the homeless.
Some have been found rambling along highways or foraging in backyards, or they are discovered on open range, emaciated and dying of thirst, Ms. Collins said.
How to limit exposure: Trasande said there are a few simple steps people can take to limit their exposure, like not spraying pesticides in their backyards.
What passed for night life in many neighborhoods took place in "social clubs" in peoples' basements and backyards, where the membership rules skirted the licensing laws.
The border wall already exists in Brownsville, perched on a levee an irregular distance inland from the Rio Grande; in some neighborhoods, it slices through backyards.
They fought a short but intense war in the 1960s, supported insurgencies in each other's backyards, clashed over very different ideologies, and sparred over trade deficits.
By 2013, communities along the Front Range were pushing for control of their own backyards, enacting laws that tried to curb fracking near homes and playgrounds.
Trasande also said households should avoid spraying pesticides on their lawns or backyards and recommended switching to organic foods (though organic produce can also contain pesticides).
And over 300 American homes, mostly in the Midwest, have Glice rinks, which start at $1200 for a small one, in their garages, basements or backyards.
The board's reports have their own power, laying bare corporate negligence or ineptitude, and indentifyng hazards that communities may not realize are in their own backyards.
Austen novels are largely set in sunny backyards and drawing rooms, whereas Taboo's London is a blasted hellscape of mud and feces beneath a perpetually cloudy sky.
"But we wanted a neighborhood where there's pedestrian traffic, where people are speaking Spanish, where people gravitate towards their front yards instead of their backyards," he said.
GA: When we set out on the project, initially we were really interested in looking at families whose backyards' perimeter was actually formed by the border wall.
This visual impairment could've made it difficult for the 10-year-old mountain lion to find its way out of the maze of backyards it wandered into.
Image: NASA/Bill IngallsTonight, millions of East Coasters have a rare opportunity to see a rocket zip off to the International Space Station—right from their backyards.
But creating bee-friendly habitats in people's backyards, neighborhoods, and near farmlands may be a small step toward helping thousands of lesser-known bee species as well.
" With cremation, more people have begun hosting memorial services in their backyards and homes, Kemp said: "I've had funeral services in parks, in bars, in sporting arenas.
Border Patrol agents like Cabrera, local police, elected officials, and people who live with the existing wall in their backyards say it has been an epic boondoggle.
Like the ubiquity of dandelions, substations can be found in all corners of urban life, even our own backyards, but their pervasiveness rarely register in our conscious.
To stop negative societal trends that are ravaged by drug addiction, we need an "all hands on deck" approach to help vulnerable children in our own backyards.
They might as well have been foaled in a stall themselves, seeing as how they spent the better part of their lives with runners in their backyards.
During World War II, millions of Americans planted "victory gardens" in their backyards, eventually supplying a hungry nation with 40 percent of its homegrown fruits and vegetables.
Tech companies are more popular in noncoastal states than in their own backyards, where the industry's effect on housing prices and traffic congestion is more acutely felt.
To take ISIS seriously abroad, but then to do nothing to mitigate these other real threats to our backyards, concert venues and coastal cities, is utter madness.
Australia has a climate especially well-suited to the basic building blocks of Mediterranean cooking, and the backyards of Melbourne overflow with lemon trees and rosemary bushes.
The backyards of many houses abutted the ridge, but the residents there said they felt safe because their houses sat a few dozen yards above the water.
Global Health Dotted around Houston, hidden in overgrown backyards and piles of old tires, are what look like 10 tiny models of Hollywood's iconic Capitol Records building.
But instead of regulating the fossil fuel industry, as the UN has repeatedly recommended, the party wants Americans to plant a bunch of trees in their backyards.
Most of the homes are two-story single-family detached structures built between 1920 and 1970, with backyards and ample garage space, a rarity in San Francisco.
Due to EPA's broad approvals, neonics now appear in countless places — from backyards to bed bug products and farm fields to pet collars —despite their questionable usefulness.
Restricted recreational access and reduced management of wildlife habitats can lead to dwindling wildlife populations and less community involvement on the management of lands in their backyards.
Even as Americans express horror at the mass shooting happening in some other state or city, we by and large ignore the gun violence in our backyards.
Those drones are "fully automated" and fly "fixed routes" between warehouses or to the backyards of certain "village promoters" employed by JD.com in each country village, Gartner explains.
I would sit in the backyard, a tiny patch of green and freak myself out about all the little backyards and all the little fences and yadda yadda.
"There was water in the front yards, backyards and a car actually floated down part of the street and ended up in front of the house," he said.
People should also check their body and clothing for ticks, and inspect any pets for ticks, after returning from potentially tick-infested areas, including backyards, the CDC recommends.
Riverdale, Bronx New York City is home to tens of thousands of stray cats roaming the streets, parks and backyards, according to the NYC Feral Cat Initiative program.
To illustrate the point, the report outlined how local and federal tax bills can be sheared by claiming the exotic pets as livestock to turn backyards into barnyards.
We usually only hear about the really big ones, the ones that take place in our backyards, or the ones in which famous people or places are involved.
But projects in Council members' backyards are apparently another story: A Council committee has unanimously rejected the first development proposed under the plan, for Inwood, in Upper Manhattan.
There isn't much focus on what is here: lush riparian corridors, subtropical wildlife refuges, backyards, golf courses, national parks, and, most important, vibrant—and vocal—Mexican American communities.
A study conducted by Professor Cheng in 2015 found that 97 percent of the community gardens and backyards that they tested had elevated levels of lead and arsenic.
Afraid of drawing violence to their hometowns, city and state officials across the country are moving quickly to take down monuments to the Confederacy in their own backyards.
"People can go to their own backyards and see a ton of rocks, but these give rocks a whole new meaning," said Ellen V. Futter, the museum's president.
States failed to devote their savings from the closure of large institutions to community-based care, and few communities were willing to host the centers in their backyards.
These three-foot tall rectangular pens, called currais, are visible all over the island at vineyards and farms and in backyards, where wine is produced for personal consumption.
In South Florida, poisonous frogs, which can weigh almost six pounds, are so numerous that they're overtaking parking lots and backyards, and pack enough poison to kill pets.
It is now time to pour the same outrage and scrutiny into other public policies that are harming children of immigrants, including citizen children, in our own backyards.
A collection of states -- including Virginia, New York and Washington -- have all cleared Delta to land in their backyards if it chooses to move its headquarters from Georgia.
But Armenians from the diaspora make their own versions, wherever they are in the world, subbing in what greens are available at grocery stores, window boxes and backyards.
Each episode takes us inside the communal homes of America's up-and-coming comedians and culminates in an intimate stand-up performance in living rooms, backyards, and garages.
Still, "it feels like we bear all the burden, and don't see any of the benefit, from having a multimillion-dollar industrial facility polluting in our backyards," Meade said.
In October 2013, the Facebook chief bought four more houses on his street in order to take their backyards for his own and use the houses as a buffer.
But while many young filmmakers cite childhood experiences of shooting Super-8 or mini-DV films in their backyards, Aster says he had a different, more solitary formative experience.
Opening up the gates of their Commanders' backyards, the Marthas create a path for escape (the scene reminds me of the iconic Shaun of the Dead fence-hoping scene).
There's no real estimate of how many coywolves lurk in Americans' backyards at night, but their number is in the millions, says Roland Kays of North Carolina State University.
Ticks can be found in our backyards, under leaves, on ground cover, around walls and near structures and woodpiles where rodents and other small mammals are active, Molaei said.
"So we decided to build a tiny house that goes into gardens and backyards," said Minod, director of Quatorze, a non-profit that uses architecture to address social problems.
At 4,53 acres, the San Gabriel Complex, as the merging Southern California fires have come to be known, was licking at backyards in the cities of Azusa and Duarte.
Since 2014 residents of Rockaway Township have posted videos online of the bear strolling through their neighborhoods and backyards with admirable posture, his forepaws pulled close to his chest.
In addition to selling at clubs in their own backyards, crews from major cities would travel to venues in smaller towns to capitalize on the spread of rave culture.
"It's my belief that in Florida cooks encountered this national advertising campaign in 1931, and adapted the recipe to the Key limes growing wild in their backyards," she said.
"I tried 20 different birotes salados around LA from everywhere you can imagine to try to find the right bread, even people making it in their backyards," Tovar continues.
A sheriff's helicopter hovered, its spotlight sweeping over backyards, as it relayed information about the movement of the suspect, darting through yards and pausing to peer into a car.
All it took was one look around the walkable, bustling downtown packed with restaurants and a glimpse of the large, flat backyards, and they knew they had found home.
They assume global money managers are more sophisticated than provincial locals — but those longtime residents are in fact quicker to spot and respond to trouble in their own backyards.
Worse, they're overlooked by wealthier Muslim neighbors who give generously to many charities, especially during Ramadan, but too often fail to see the economic struggles in their own backyards.
Cal Fire also changed its rental agreement to point out that tenants are not allowed to modify the property or, like, construct unlicensed and uninspected bars in their backyards.
The scramble to find places to quarantine American coronavirus patients is beginning to run into resistance from local officials who do not want the patients housed in their backyards.
"Progressives cannot afford to forget about what's happening in our backyards," said Nick Rathod, executive director of State Innovation Exchange, a Colorado-based liberal group focused on state legislatures.
Mr. Yarnold, the president of Audubon, noted that policymakers could protect local wetlands and forests, while local communities could plant more native vegetation in backyards and along highway medians.
Our bedroom windows looked out on the same backyards, and every day, she must have walked past my house, though I can't recall if I ever actually saw her.
Scattered survivors pop up in backyards, and specimens reside at the Citrus Research and Education Center in Lake Alfred and the State Bureau of Citrus Budwood Registration in Chiefland.
The blue chippers in their backyards began to suit up elsewhere—not for other City Section rivals, but Southern Section outfits recruiting several zip codes away from their campuses.
Their investigation unfolds against a backdrop of geopolitical chaos and mistrust, as panic mounts over the aliens' motivations and other countries become jittery about the hovering ships in their backyards.
Residents say that highlights of a busy social calendar include a potluck Halloween party, an annual Newcomers Dinner and a beer-fueled golf tournament that winds its way through backyards.
In October 2013, the Facebook chief bought the four extra houses on his street in order to take their backyards for his own and use the houses as a buffer.
There's the neighbors who clearly have a pool in their backyards, and though I do not have a pool, it's my mission to become friendly enough to become pool bros.
For example, if you're pool-hopping in Beverly Hills backyards and break a leg while hopping a fence, it's still considered trespassing, so your hospital care would not be covered.
While it's true that voting for the highest office is important, the changes that most affect our day-to-day lives are often closer to our backyards than to Washington.
According to the Buddes, there are plenty of public restrooms in the nearby park, but the jogger has opted instead to drop deuces outside their residence or in nearby backyards.
In all of these areas, then, diplomacy, trade and defense, China and India are bumping up against each other around the world and in their own backyards as never before.
At ground level so poor to me, so messy, so full of huts and gutters and bare front yards and straggly hibiscus hedges and shabby backyards: views from the roadside.
Antiques NEW HAVEN — From colonial times and into the 19th century, every town and hamlet in Rhode Island supported woodworking shops along main streets and wharves and in farmstead backyards.
Among the scores of backyards Landes has tested, most have had at least one reading above the EPA's 400 parts per million lead safety threshold for areas where children play.
During her childhood, the Indiana native not only learned about the Underground Railroad as part of her formal education, but also encountered routes that ran across backyards in the midwest.
Turtle Bay Gardens is a cluster of 20 1860s townhouses on East 48th Street and East 49th Street, between Second and Third Avenues, whose backyards were united in the 1920s.
More than 1,000 trees in the Los Angeles basin, most of them in residential backyards, have been infected so far this year, a doubling from the same period last year.
But, he said, he believes the larger message of the congressman's loss is that voters, particularly those experiencing the effects of global warming in their backyards, want to see action.
I'm mourning because I'm part of a community full of love and fraternity, where families get together every weekend to go to church and cook carne asada in their backyards.
Leah Nanako Winkler's "Linus and Murray," in which Murray (Curran Connor), a shaggy canine rescue, and Linus (Debargo Sanyal), a slinky feline egotist, discuss their opposing worldviews in adjoining backyards.
TOTAL PERFORMANCES 72 STARRED Viola Davis, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Leslie Uggams SETTING The backyards of a row of three houses in Pittsburgh, 1985 WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Many of the richest of the rich in Seongbuk, like the family in "Parasite," live in luxurious, multimillion dollar, single-family homes with large backyards, shaded by graceful pine trees.
We deserve to have ideas from all candidates for president on how they will empower communities to do the life-saving work of empowering recovery solutions in our own backyards.
The person who called 911 told police the man -- later identified as Clark -- had jumped a fence and police discovered he'd moved through two backyards into another property, Schubert said.
Increasingly, architects, builders, interior designers, landscape architects and homeowners in the Hamptons are bringing the indoors out, turning terraces, backyards and roof decks into a series of stylish outdoor rooms.
Summer feasts without the proper space are something we urbanites often avoid attempting to pull off, because in our minds, cookouts exist in wide-open backyards and not our cramped kitchens.
Do not expect to find professional-grade photographs of pools and backyards, nor should you expect any clear explanation of why one pool may cost $60 and another $200 an hour.
Giant hogweed can grow anywhere — gardens, backyards, along streams and rivers, hiking trails — so it's important to know what the plant looks like so you can avoid it in the future.
Go deeper: What they're saying: Politicians react to GM closings in their backyards General Motors shares spike after restructuring news Flashback: Trump told Ohio factory workers not to sell their homes
Costs include digging up backyards and streets to lay cables, and dealing with an old guard in the telecom business that owns utility poles and isn't always inclined to play along.
The incidents sometimes left surrounding homes, vehicles and backyards coated by the gritty dust, prolonged exposure to which has been linked by the company and health experts to potential lung damage.
Advances in technology have produced smaller sensors as cheap as $250, meaning that environmental activists, community groups, and curious citizens can map out air pollution around their schools, parks, or backyards.
And what better way to celebrate than to fill a blow-up pool—like the ones used by toddlers in backyards the world over—with 159 liters of jewel-like caviar?
Romania has reported hundreds of outbreaks of the disease among pigs kept in backyards and smallholdings as well as several large private farms located especially in the south of the country.
So as other luminaries of the UK scene top the charts and jet away to the palatial backyards of New York and Toronto, it's easy to see why 2808INK are frustrated.
There was her well-publicized psychiatric breakdown in the 1990s, which left so many Americans wondering how Lois Lane could go from international stardom to roaming, confused, through Los Angeles backyards.
Whereas the children he observed in the 85033s were able to show him many places they played alone, the children there now aren't permitted beyond their own backyards without adult supervision.
We snagged a table as the train snaked past rain-lashed suburban Illinois backyards and embankments with tiger lilies and wild daisies, finally leaving the city behind and entering the farmlands.
Concerns have been mounting since the Kilauea erupted May 3, sending 2,200-degree lava bursting through cracks into backyards in the Leilani Estates neighborhood and destroying 36 structures, including 26 homes.
Then on Friday evening, the police redirected their efforts to Hartford, moving from house to house searching storm drains, backyards and trash bins for possible evidence, according to local news reports.
Just as birds sing to each other, or dogs in neighboring backyards bark at each other, or wolves howl together, so humans laugh to connect with one another, to achieve synchronization.
Barbecues are events where sausage-heavy cooking is done on barbies in backyards and public parks, and in hardware store parking lots and out front of polling places on Election Day.
The fire broke out near waterfront homes, and passengers who jumped out and swam to shore ended up in backyards, a witness, who gave her name only as Hala, told WFTS.
From backyards full of dogs and live country music to parking lot karaoke and dark, windowless old-man haunts, there is every dive bar sub-genre imaginable in the Capitol City.
This summer, as part of our From The Lab series, we studied the New York City Mascots to learn a bit more about the behaviors of urban wildlife in our own backyards.
And a local scene blossomed as teenage metalheads assembled into bands, and put on shows in backyards, driveways, high schools, flea markets, grocery-store parking lots—anywhere they could get a crowd.
One of the things I love about the Internet — there's a lot to feel ambivalent about — is the fact that we can experience things outside our own backyards and before our time.
But yesterday, city officials dimmed street lights in certain parts of the city to allow tourists and full-time residents a chance to see the cosmic light show in their own backyards.
During a more than three-year federal investigation, there were tales of gold coins buried in backyards, bags of money clandestinely dropped off in state parking garages and free trips for Rowland.
Tuesday after her daughter's dog, a German shepherd mix named Bruno, jumped the fence that separates the neighbors' backyards and became hung up on a leash that threatened to choke the animal.
Police went door-to-door in Hawaii to roust residents near two new vents emitting dangerous gases in areas where lava has been pouring into streets and backyards for the past week.
Chicago — crowned the nation's rat capital in one study — has more than doubled its work crews dedicated to rats, who set out poison and fill in burrows in parks, alleys and backyards.
As the war ended, and lawns took over American backyards, those earnest posters of cheery home gardeners and fierce-looking vegetables became a relic of wartime scarcity — until a few weeks ago.
It's in the wasted spaces of single-family homes — spare bedrooms, backyards and the millions of square feet occupied by redundant bathrooms and kitchens that could instead be zoned as shared space.
A self-guided garden walk (organized by the neighborhood association), where locals opened up their backyards to curious wanderers with green thumbs, was a great way to explore the area by foot.
But when the time comes to choose, these elected officials vote for legislation that will increase greenhouse gas emissions while ignoring the real threat to jobs in their own backyards — climate change.
Many of the birds that breed in Canadian backyards migrate through or spend the winter in the US and places farther south -- from Mexico and the Caribbean to Central and South America.
But, then, even if you can begin to get the funds to build shelters, to build homes, to create more housing, a lot of people don't want those shelters in their backyards.
For example, establishing drone speed limits, restrictions above local parks, defining acceptable hours of operation, and prohibiting people from flying drones mere feet above constituents' backyards without the permission of property owners.
"Kids haven't played in their backyards and made birdhouses and forts; they don't know they like to work with their hands," said Cari Bushinski, the curriculum director for a local school district.
Allowing more homeowners to build in their backyards and making it easier to build affordable housing would ease the burden, and he urged council members to approve a new fee for developers.
Trilobites We all know birds in North America fly south for the winter and revisit us come spring, but have you ever wondered what their journey looks like once they leave our backyards?
While some people have been known to keep a private collection of dangerous reptiles in the confines of their own backyards, Franco was likely trying to make a quick buck off the reptiles.
"We were intrigued to discover that there was this massive system located in our backyards that was part of a historically significant program in the development of satellite technology," the artists told Hyperallergic.
Even if that 80 percent figure has been revised, youth tends to be one's literal season in the sun, when people spend the most time in backyards and on soccer fields and such.
In 2016, Maduro launched a "Great Agro-Venezuela Mission" to encourage city-dwellers to grow fruits, vegetables and herbs in their backyards, noting that he and his wife harvested pumpkins on their patio.
"When no one answered the door, the suspect would gain entry to the backyards of the homes, smash a rear patio sliding door or back window, then enter the homes," the release said.
Now, the The Urban Vineyard Project, a promotional activity launched by online wine retailer Cracka Wines, will encourage locals to plant a "connected" vineyard across the city, in people's backyards, balconies, and windowsills.
Booming companies have attracted millions of workers to America's tech hubs, but for all the population growth, the vast majority of these cities are still largely comprised of single-family homes with backyards.
New York City residents have the chance on August 9 to make their voices heard—that they want a clean river in their backyards, with fish and water that are safe and healthy.
The Lee County Sheriff's Office told a Fox affiliate on Wednesday that Chance, a male Florida cur, was discovered walking through backyards in Lehigh Acres last month, his mouth bound with electrical tape.
Both Davis and Dragseth said the Everglades Restoration Project, with its mandate to restore at least some of the natural water flow, could be beneficial to what they see everyday in their backyards.
It serves as the weekly meeting place for Beer Thugs and many other Latinos who used to drink craft beer in the privacy of their own sprawling backyards in the San Gabriel Valley.
However, this year more than 40 harp seals have been stranded for over a week in the Newfoundland town, disrupting traffic, swarming backyards and blocking entrances to business, mayor Sheila Fitzgerald told CNN.
This year, three rabid raccoons have been reported — one each in the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island — and 311 has received 1,153 raccoon-related inquiries, such as how to remove them from backyards.
Wary locals have been reporting potential dump sites — 76 so far, state officials say — in backyards and hillsides in this area just north of Grand Rapids, where the suburbs fade into the countryside.
Sanitation workers would often need to go into people's backyards and take trash out of a large 50-gallon drum, placing it in a washtub to more easily bring garbage to the truck.
Many of those in the shelter had come here after spending a terrifying Tuesday night when water started seeping through floor vents and creeping under doors, and sent butane tanks floating around backyards.
Although football has taken much of Asia by storm in recent years, many in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, India and China still grow up playing badminton in their backyards or neighborhood sports halls.
Patrol helicopters from the department's Air Division — the largest police helicopter fleet in the country — assist officers on the ground, blaring spotlights down streets and into backyards to search for suspects at night.
So five years ago, we launched "Startup Day Across America," a day devoted to celebrating the entrepreneurship taking place right in our backyards and connect elected officials with startups in their communities nationwide.
"Depending on whether we find anything in that backyard, we may have to go back to some of these other addresses and excavate backyards at some of these other locations as well," he says.
Barring that, Opportunity Zone advocates point out examples of the tax break prompting local banks, companies and high-net-worth individuals to invest not in far-off metropolises, but rather in their own backyards.
From the fireflies that light up our backyards to the graceful, glowing jellyfish we admire in aquarium tanks, bioluminescence — an organism's ability to create its own light — has captivated and intrigued humankind for ages.
Most depict locations around his automotive business near Pelham Parkway and the family's home in Morris Park: vacant lots and street corners beneath wires strung from telephone poles, backyards with clotheslines fluttering with laundry.
The object the kids discover lets them actually see the dead walking amongst the living: the ethereal ghosts of caveman wander around the suburbs, while Civil War-era soldiers hang out in people's backyards.
Pop culture loves to portray herbivores as peace-loving pacifists—just look at Zootopia as the latest example of this—but who can say what other barbarous acts are going undocumented in our backyards?
The residences, just a few miles from San Francisco, are teetering on the edge of the cliffs and most have already lost their backyards to erosion blamed on storms from El Niño, authorities said.
"This new rule is definitely overdue, and I think it's an extremely important rule both for the environment and the health of the communities that have these mines in their backyards," he said Wednesday.
But rather than focus on that superlative, residents often cite smaller-scale features of the community when describing what they like about the place: its block parties, bocce games and backyards full of children.
But that's not actually the case for a growing number of big cities—especially LA, where you can find hives scattered throughout backyards and atop roofs, from Mar Vista to Echo Park and beyond.
A week of merrymaking in the streets, feasts in backyards, and happy hours turned happy days culminates in a citywide block party and a day off work when everywhere else it's just another Tuesday.
My partner Benjamin and I emerged from the vast backyards of neighboring shoreline homes with big green barrels of garbage held over our backs and dumped them into the back of a garbage truck.
To move forward, clinicians need to engage with health system administrators, economists, ethicists, social scientists and, most importantly, the patients and communities we serve, be they in our backyards or half a world away.
HONG KONG — For some, sheltering in place and social distancing mean home workouts in front of large-screen smart televisions, cooking up a storm with groceries ordered online and more time in their backyards.
The kind of drinking described in this memoir is deeply familiar to me — the parties in interchangeable houses when parents were away, the milling in backyards, the lines of parked cars trailing for blocks.
"I spent my youth shopping at discount department stores, getting boozy in suburban backyards and proposing marriage to every boy I dated," Bernstein captioned a photo announcing the news on Instagram on Wednesday morning.
The two nations fought a short but intense war in the 1960s (China won) and have supported insurgencies in each other's backyards and sparred over trade deficits (China is winning that one as well).
Although the company says the operation would bring jobs on top of supplying the transition to more renewable energy, some Nevada residents are concerned about having an open-pit mine essentially in their backyards.
Until it was declared unconstitutional, its application to the Utah prairie dog blocked Utah from moving the rodents from backyards, airports, and cemeteries to publicly-owned conservation areas where they could be permanently protected.
Environmental groups have raised concerns, saying the NEPA process offers vital protections for communities that will be directly affected by big projects in their backyards and transparency for communities where projects are being proposed.
An estimated 40 million people are affected by modern-day slavery worldwide, and Mai points out that it's not just an issue in foreign countries — people are being sold in Americans' own backyards, too.
"This story was posted to warn people that some of our desert critters may wander into our backyards and find a hiding place in our around items left around the pool area," the post said.
They were among roughly 103 beekeepers who flocked to Bryant Park for the bee delivery, to replenish hives across the city and the region: on building rooftops, in small urban backyards and sometimes even indoors.
It wouldn't be the end of the California dream, but a reconceptualization — not as many endless blocks of backyards and swimming pools, but perhaps a new kind of more livable, more accessible life for all.
By putting monitors in backyards and around schools, the group is hoping to see what the area's biomass plants and the dozens of trucks that rumble through are pumping into the lungs of disadvantaged residents.
Earlier, residents who had been trying to help douse the blaze with garden hoses from their backyards were seen scrambling for cover at one point when a large clump of vegetation burst into heavy flames.
In the Corvallis and Bend areas in Oregon, camp sites and RV stays in backyards and open spaces are going for $100 to pitch a tent for the night and $200 for an RV site.
Mayor Eric Garcetti has even encountered obstacles in his efforts to help homeowners install accessory dwelling units for the homeless in their backyards — he previously told Business Insider that construction costs could be prohibitively high.
"I think celebrities having the national stage and pushing the issue forward is important, but I also think that all of us looking in our own backyards is also part of the solution," Schaffer said.
"Suburban sprawl is a primary form of human habitat change and though many species can survive in our backyards, their behavior and physiology may change to cope with shifts in resources and with new disturbances."
Angels in rows like reeds still sing the flighthigh in a brownstone gifted with Americanclarity: sun filters through glass saints, strews roses on the nave, and tells of lightforever, as from fields, not cramped backyards.
Some have been spotted hanging out in backyards or hopping fences, while others have sadder tales: caught looking mangy due to ingesting rat poison or dead on a highway after being hit by a car.
And even as they rail against voter suppression in other parts of the country, there's been little sustained effort by Democratic leaders in New York to truly reform how elections are conducted in their own backyards.
As China overhauls production of everything from pork to milk and vegetables, farmers raising hens for eggs are also shifting from backyards to factory farms, where modern standardised processes are expected to raise quality and safety.
Forget bug spray, on Sunday's episode of "Shark Tank" on ABC, two entrepreneurs pitched BatBnB, a product that attracts bats to people's backyards for mosquito control — and it scored a six-figure deal with Kevin O'Leary.
As China overhauls production of everything from pork to milk and vegetables, farmers raising hens for eggs are also shifting from backyards to factory farms, where modern standardized processes are expected to raise quality and safety.
How it works: Instead of relying on information from governments or companies and tracking data from the U.S. Air Force, TruSat will use data collected by people on the ground observing satellites from their own backyards.
But Hyperloop will not stop between LA and SF. So imagine getting those dozen middle-sized cities between LA and SF to allow a tube to snake through their backyards without being able to access it.
This will potentially inflict a huge financial and emotional toll on the half a million Americans who live in the properties at risk of having their basements, backyards, garages or living rooms inundated every other week.
Until people start building coasters in their backyards or converting their living rooms into fun houses full of props, there will be a certain magic that is only available when you actually get off the couch.
They can be seen everywhere in Kenya, and they often travel in packs, scampering along power lines, snacking on mangoes in backyards and even sneaking into kitchens through open windows to pinch a banana or two.
The company also chose Cambridgeshire to kick off its first customer trial of Prime Air drone deliveries — with two beta users able to test ordering a subset of products for airfreighting into their backyards within minutes.
BCF is just one example of the importance of urban farming around the country as various cities are adapting their rooftops, backyards and empty lots to meet the needs of historically underserved populations in industrialized spaces.
Paraguayans sensing there may be treasure in their backyards pay Mr. Moreno $175 a day to visit them in his 1994 Mitsubishi sport utility vehicle equipped with metal detectors, which he also sells to budding hunters.
This month so far, most of the rising searches — an indication of what's new on people's minds — had to do with specific locations as people sought to track down the virus as it hit their backyards.
Invest in a Fence Fenced backyards are great for allowing your puppy to get some fresh air, but even if you already have a fence, do a quick safety assessment before letting your pup roam freely.
"Back when we first got here, everyone used to think we were all Crocodile Dundee with kangaroos in our backyards," said Tim Sykes, 32, a co-owner of Ruby's Cafe, an Australian restaurant on Mulberry Street.
While legit camping locations are nearly impossible to find less than a week out, some campsites have opened up on farm lands and backyards in places like Oregon and Wyoming, as seen on Craigslist and Airbnb.
The Rover and Mariner violations included spills of drilling fluid, a clay-and-water mixture that lubricates equipment for drilling under rivers and highways; sinkholes in backyards; and improper disposal of hazardous waste and other trash.
On any given weekend night, various subcultural groups—rebels, groovers, housers, and mods, among others—within the party scene would congregate in backyards from East and South Los Angeles to the surrounding valleys and Orange County.
He kissed his first boy at the start of the 90s, and spent the decade climbing through backyards to techno raves and coming up with wild, new ideas for parties at the counter cultural hub of Kreuzberg.
European Union member Bulgaria has detected more than 20 outbreaks of African swine fever in pigs in industrial farms or backyards in the northern part of the Black Sea state, culling more than 50,000 pigs in July.
Later, at the dance, girls with two eyebrows and swimming pools in their backyards would sway to Celine Dion's " My Heart Will Go On" while boys who smelled of Lynx Africa pushed boners into their hips. Me?
Under the Bush administration in the mid-2000s, American leaders set their sights on an "axis of evil," forged "coalitions of the willing," and supported revolutions in places that other powers saw—rightly, wrongly—as their backyards.
But in recent years, as the plight of the monarchs became more pronounced, communities, schools and gardeners began planting patches of milkweed along roads and public buildings and in backyards to give the butterfly a fighting chance.
The bylaw requires owners to pay higher fees for the animals than for non-pit bull types; to go through a criminal-background check; and to keep a muzzle on the dogs outside, even in fenced backyards.
It also includes suburban empty nesters who no longer require bonus rooms and backyards, and perhaps more to the point, have had it up to here with shoveling the driveway, mowing the lawn and cajoling the furnace.
Jani and Becky Zandovskis, who bought a two-bedroom, two-bath house with wide front and backyards in Altadena for $777,000 in October, agreed that the community's end-of-the-world feeling has helped maintain its character.
Trying to duplicate the indoor experience outside, in the last four years, Bill D'Agata, a Quogue-based pool and landscape designer, built pavilions in six East End backyards, with prices ranging from $22016,0003 to $2000 million each.
On a street with spacious mansions that have tennis courts and pools in the backyards, Dr. Hurdzan's 3,200-square-foot house, built in 1985, resembles a ski chalet from the front but has a homey feel inside.
Many of these officials told The Verge that they were aware of the limitations of the hyperloop but remain boosters of the technology in the hopes that when it gets built, it will be in their own backyards.
The urban gaze, however, was naturally multidimensional — the subway rumbling underneath the sidewalk; the gleaming peaks of skyscrapers; the neighbor's open window; the communal backyards — and so people tended to be confident in the accuracy of their sight.
The Bureau of Animal Industry had reported an increased mortality of pigs "raised by farmers in their backyards", but further laboratory tests were needed to confirm any outbreak of swine fever, Agriculture Secretary William Dar said on Monday.
Paul Ryan, Speaker of the House, tweeted that the president's plan "is not only reckless, it is illegal" and invited Americans to sign a petition demanding that "President Obama abandon any plan to move terrorists to our backyards".
We need to kill these mosquitoes, we need to kill them now, and Democrats think that waiting in line at the EPA for another federal permit while these mosquitoes continue to breed in our backyards is more important.
But when plans for the border fence were drawn up, landowners in Texas were incensed that the proposed path veered as much as a mile inland from the Rio Grande, cutting through backyards, commercial lots, and small farms.
Their data-broker business models depend on a patchwork of local laws that would require every drone pilot, even kids flying toys in their backyards, to use an app to explain ever-changing airspace restrictions and altitude limits.
It asks states to evaluate their local economies and mine for diamonds in their own backyards: great, local opportunities where equity investment in businesses could help to create jobs, income growth, revitalization of neighborhoods and low-income housing.
There are six deep-blue districts along the Mexican border — from California to Texas — all represented in the House by Democrats unified against Trump's wall plan and home to voters who don't want a wall in their backyards.
I know it sounds crazy, but when it gets down to telling the story of the league's best outfielder, as much will happen in parking lots as on the field, as much in backyards as in deep left.
For the last month, Mr. Sanches and his crew have leapfrogged from modest backyards to multi-million-dollar estates throughout the Hamptons, unspooling and cutting $000 rolls of burlap and stitching them into slipcovers for virtually anything green.
Another enclave with a hint of Europe is the Canals section, along East Pine Street, where backyards bump up against skinny, dock-lined inlets, making the area flood-prone, said Douglas Sheer, 153, a resident since the 1950s.
Falling somewhere between Real Estate and Toro y Moi, "False Alarm" is a lovely little ditty that jangles the shit out of your nostaglic brain and evokes memories of endless summer nights of barbecues and beers and backyards.
And due to the work of the Equal Justice Initiative, as well as historians, authors, faith groups, and activists, more and more communities are slowly becoming aware of lynchings that took place in their town squares and backyards.
But that hasn't dampened grassroots enthusiasm about the league; if anything, it's intensified it, as fans in underserved markets across the country have been clamouring for the chance to finally support top-flight pro soccer in their own backyards.
There is a magical Volkswagen bus going around in the ever-congested streets of LA, roaming through peoples backyards—getting them turnt through its free-flowing, spicy beer on tap and then making them dance uncontrollably through cumbia remixes.
For all their global ambitions, Moscow and Beijing remain keenly focused on their own immediate backyards in Eastern Europe and Asia, deliberately designing their militaries to be able to push back against more limited U.S. forces in those areas.
The humble "slip 'n slide" is a fixture of summers in backyards around the world, but in Australia some people have taken the act of wetting a bunch of plastic and sliding around on it, to a spectacular level.
States worried about the impact the partial government shutdown is having on tens of thousands of workers and contractors in their backyards are scrambling to make up for services and fill in gaps left by the impasse in Washington.
The flames of the 416 Fire in the southwestern part of the state have reached the backyards of some homes, but so far no one has been injured and no structures have been lost, said incident commander Todd Pechota.
Mr. Richardson is a passionate and articulate advocate for this ancient method of land management, not just in fragile areas like the Belle Forest Cave Arboretum, but also in public parks and greenways, vacant city lots and suburban backyards.
In past books, we have tried to shine a light on urgent and neglected topics, such as the oppression of women around the world; now we are trying to illuminate similarly urgent and neglected crises in our own backyards.
In rural America, deteriorating infrastructure and a lack of investment has left an untold number of families without access to wastewater treatment, creating a system in which untreated sewage sits in pools in backyards and leaks into local waterways.
That number is increasing each year, for reasons both dismal and hopeful: while humans are pushing into wildlife territory more and more, some of them are also becoming more aware of, and attuned to, the wildlife in their backyards.
Environmental groups oppose the effort to streamline the process for some of the biggest polluting industries from refineries to airlines, saying it would gut federal protections and transparency for communities directly affected by major infrastructure projects in their backyards.
But this summer they have put special emphasis on the efforts, officials said, emptying flower vases in cemeteries, a common mosquito breeding ground, and putting up posters warning people to prevent their backyards from turning into a haven for the insects.
As Donald Trump eliminates environmental safeguard after safeguard and attempts to gut our healthcare system, low-income mothers, more likely to live in the backyards of coal plants, oil refineries, and fracking sites are forced to make impossible health-related decisions.
Toronto police are sifting through planters, flower pots and backyards throughout the city for the possible remains of victims of an alleged serial killer who works as a landscaper and is accused of murdering at least five people, PEOPLE confirms.
"Get past the argument of, 'We'll take the jails in our backyards'; get past the argument of, 'A facility is going to cost $1.6 billion'; and get past the seven to ten years it'd take to design and build," he continued.
Literary devotees on the east side of the Atlantic—who felt that drinking gin and tonic out of a can and spending time on trains staring gormlessly at over-exposed, tiny backyards were two distinctly British traits—need not be concerned.
As we approach the summer months, we will not only see an increase in the numbers of mosquitoes, but we also likely will see the Aedes species mosquito -- the mosquito that can transmit Zika -- in our backyards in some states.
"With this new show, we are so excited to be having conversations with people outside the studio, and getting outside of our own backyards to really get a sense of what's going on with women in the world," Conger told Refinery29.
On FLOPHOUSE, filmmaker Lance Bangs takes you inside the lives and shared homes of some of funniest up-and-coming young comedians as they throw house parties and intimate stand-up shows in living rooms, backyards, and garages across America.
U.S. aid and presence counter China's "debt diplomacy," secure the backyards of our major allies, prevent the region's use as a launch pad for Chinese operations in the central Pacific, and build on historic ties between the U.S. and the islands.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the backyards of rural Cambodia, a tiny weapon is being deployed to fight dengue fever, the world's fastest spreading tropical disease that causes debilitating flu-like symptoms and can develop into a deadly hemorrhagic fever.
As the last of the four early states to weigh in (the Nevada caucuses fall on February 22), it will mark the end of the old-fashioned part of the campaign when candidates pitch their woo in backyards and restaurants.
"At stake is the people's right to say no to fracking in their communities, the people's right to protect their well-being and safety and their families from industrial development in their backyards," said Jason Schwartz, a spokesman for Greenpeace.
A key premise of the conference was that if a handful of leading-edge states, cities and businesses can demonstrate that it's feasible — and even lucrative — to go green in their own backyards, they might inspire others to follow suit.
Residents in these places often proudly refer to them as "Park Slope with backyards," or even as a "sixth borough," and they brag that nearly everyone on their block came from somewhere in the city within the last few years.
Since 2014, Werner has led the Milkweeds for Monarchs program, which now includes a 30-acre pollinator pathway along the Mississippi River and more than 400 milkweed and nectar-flower gardens in backyards, front yards, schoolyards and rooftops across the city.
You see them in the rivers scooping up salmon, in backyards devouring fruit, on roads stopping traffic and even on the town's small landing strip, where the airport staff has been known to chase them away from near the runway.
Republicans might earn a bit of gratitude from voters who support a beefed-up Pentagon budget and see some helpful federal investment in their own backyards, as well as an end to a debilitating cycle of government shutdowns and dysfunction.
We see many variations on the US/Mexico wall, from the rusted fence that runs through the ironically named Friendship Park between San Diego and Tijuana, to US residents who have the wall running through their backyards (sometimes to their approval).
They would transform the dusty playground into a test garden, leaning on the Native American traditions of farming in the desert, with community gardens alongside gardens at the school and town health center, and in the backyards of individual residences.
Last month, the White House proposed changes to NEPA that will erode the process for environmental review and weaken our ability to offer our experiences and perspectives in response to potentially destructive and life-altering projects being built in our backyards.
The Hula Hoop The craze that first twirled its way into postwar American backyards in 1958 began when two toymakers, Spud Melin and Richard Knerr, learned of a bamboo hoop that children in Australia spun around their waists in gym class.
Overall, Leesa has donated more than 36,000 mattresses to those in need, committed to planting one million trees by 2025, and makes a point to provide the opportunity for employees to feel invested in their own backyards with local volunteer opportunities.
In the opening images of "Los Punks: We Are All We Have," the director Angela Boatwright's documentary about the thriving punk scene in the backyards of South-Central and East Los Angeles, two young women in miniskirts wrestle each other to the ground.
As I often said during the Ebola epidemic, the thing that should scare people is not that the black helicopters will be landing in their backyards any minute now — it's that there are no black helicopters coming, even if you need them.
As newsrooms around the country continue to chip away at covering the epidemic, the Cincinnati Enquirer opted to put the scale of the crisis in context — sending four dozen journalists to spend a week documenting every corner of the crisis in their backyards.
In fact, Carson Barylak, who heads the " Big Cats in Captivity" campaign for the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), tells Tech Insider that they estimate there are more than 10,000 tigers in backyards, basements, pseudo-sanctuaries, and roadside zoos around the country.
Figuring out how to manage drone traffic over the United States to allow for drone delivery services and other drone-based service is going to be critical if Amazon and Google ever want to deliver packages to the backyards of their customers.
"It comes down to this: three unelected officials on this dais are telling state and local leaders all across the country what they can and cannot do in their own backyards," said FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel in a statement presented at the vote.
The city's nearly 30 public parks have been made more accessible and family-friendly, while communities are encouraged to clean the streets of trash, create small parks or green spaces in their neighborhoods, and start urban farms in backyards or on rooftops.
As spring erupts across the city's backyards and community gardens, new recruits report to a galline army that now numbers in the thousands, supplying hen-warm eggs, a few chicken dinners and a taste of the wonders and worries of farm life.
German media are reporting that she even explored a free-trade agreement with China — a total reversal of recent threats and accusations she leveled at Beijing's discriminatory trade and investment practices, and the Chinese meddling in Germany's Central and East European backyards.
When the lines at the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona nearly doubled during the economic crash in 2008, the people who run it helped clients build gardens in their backyards and sell extra produce on consignment at the bank's farmers' markets.
To appeal to the larger American audience, the action, which originally had Rachel peering woozily into other people's backyards from a commuter train running through suburban London, now puts her on the Metro-North rail line riding from Westchester County to Manhattan.
We are often told that the city is an industrial wasteland — it's important to the illusion that those people over there in Mexico are not fully human, that there are no happy families or hard-working folks growing geraniums in their backyards.
On a quiet block on West 12th Street, Colyer and Kate Curtis have south-facing views of large trees and gardens — in the backyards of townhomes across the street — from every room of their third-floor condo in a 13-story prewar building.
John McLaren Park San Francisco Visitacion Valley CALIFORNIA 1/2 mile 1 kM By The New York Times What it did have was homes with large backyards and neighbors who brought over casseroles when they saw the couple's moving truck roll in.
Such is life for one of Australia's leading environmentalists, who decades ago encouraged homeowners to turn their forgotten backyards into sustainable gardens and is now calling for suburbanites to go further off the grid and make the whole of their lives green.
As advances in gene-therapy, alternative antibiotic treatments, and many aspects of public health progress in the United States, it appears we have little sway (without blanketing the land with toxic chemicals) over the innumerable disease-carrying insects that inhabit our neighborhoods, homes, and backyards.
"This has implications for our greenspace and how we design towns and cities, as well as street trees and backyards," said Richard Fuller of the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, who wasn't involved in the study.
A house with a reputation for designing wardrobes best suited to hanging out in the long grass of The Hamptons or the backyards of Connecticut, when Simons' first round of tasteful red and blue silk cowboy shirts emerged on the runway, there was a pause.
During Memorial Day Weekend, many people gathered in backyards to kick off cookout season across the country — but in Denver, some visited an unassuming backyard to witness an attempt to shatter the world record for tallest stack of waffles, which was previously at 267 cm.
He had injured or deformed forepaws — just like the ones Pedals held close to his chest as he meandered through the backyards of Rockaway Township, N.J. One picture released by the department showed the bear's body strung up from a ceiling by a chain.
It is enticing to have a daily supply of fresh eggs, and most folks think that because they buy newborn chicks and then raise them in their own backyards that the eggs and chickens are somehow safer and better than the store-bought variety.
When neighborhoods like Woodbrook came into being in the 1930s — Nobel Prize-winning writer V.S. Naipaul grew up in the area — the backyards of these houses were where Carnival bands evolved out of community workshops known as "mas camps" (mas being short for masquerade).
Trump -- and top aide Stephen Miller -- pushed this idea on two occasions under the belief that if they could put undocumented immigrants in the backyards, quite literally, of opponents of the administration's hard-line immigration plans that they would change some minds among those opponents.
It took 41 years — four decades to approve just 10 new units of housing on a vacant hillside, kept that way by the opposition of neighbors who opposed construction, quite literally, in their backyards, and a system that prioritized their preferences over our needs.
Why it matters, from Axios science editor Andrew Freedman: Polling indicates that Americans are already recognizing the impacts of global warming in their own backyards, and the CDP disclosures make me think about what might happen once we start to factor climate change into our spending decisions.
As a result, for almost a decade, New Orleans's famous shotgun houses have been getting bought up and turned into amateur hotels, often by out-of-state, absentee (white) landlords, damaging the fabric of neighborhoods and forcing residents to deal with tourists literally in their backyards.
Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has held dozens of rallies in states like Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania — the backyards of several senators who are swing votes on the bill — and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer led Senate Democrats in a succession of press conferences and rallies.
But Jon Ossoff's defeat Tuesday night by Karen Handel in Georgia's sixth congressional district contained yet another layer of messiness: it was a local race that, thanks to the immediacy of social media, felt as it if was happening in millions of backyards across the country.
Why it matters, from Axios science editor Andrew Freedman: Polling indicates Americans are already recognizing the impacts of global warming in their own backyards, and the CDP disclosures make me think about what might happen once we start to factor climate change into our spending decisions.
Nonetheless, given the priorities of this administration, I am surprised there haven't been more attempts by ZTE to move jobs and manufacturing to U.S. soil as a peace offering, while gaining the vital support of at least some senators who see jobs springing up in their backyards.
In total, Hufkens estimates the Virtual Forest setup cost around $500, and he said he plans to make the plans open source on the maker website Hackaday at some point in the near future, which would allow anyone to build one of these in their own backyards.
While we can't know for certain, what's true across the board is that all of players in Tiger King have amassed big earnings from big cats — and that apparently there are a lot more wild animals lurking in our neighbor's backyards than we may have realized.
It was just a matter of time before a new generation caught up with the renegades of my generation, many of whom started getting high on gardening by tucking their herb among innocuous houseplants, hiding it in sunny corners of backyards or growing it under basement lights.
Bamboo Bob — whose real name is Robert Foley but who insisted on being referred to by his nickname in a telephone conversation — has been turning over the soil for decades as a landscaper in backyards, gardens and zoos in the New York and New Jersey areas.
Built in 1998 by the couple selling it, it was a home, Ms. Raisani said, that had been treated with love: Its wide front and backyards were fully fenced, and there were small pencil ticks on the cupboard where the owners had marked their growing grandchildren.
"The house was built in the 1870s, and you can see what this must have been," he said, surveying the backyards of the neighboring brownstones, which aside from a lack of clotheslines, looked much like they did in the days before the internet, or even television.
The nature we most often think of — the kind with tundra swans and cheetahs, sun-drenched grasslands and alpine lakes; the kind steeped in morning dew, lavish music and Sir David Attenborough's mellifluous voice-over — belies an overlooked and equally valuable nature found in our backyards.
Its five food stalls are almost cartoonishly bucolic; dripping in bright Southern pastels, circling around a clutter of tables and barstools, just like the chirpy food trucks—and their ultra-focused concept menus—found in the backyards of East Side bars all over Texas's capital city.
Suburban homes with backyards led to the popularity of the backyard barbecue, and parenting books at the time stressed the importance of present fathers who'd spend time with their families, when in an earlier era they may have spent that free time at the pub with other dudes.
As children on playgrounds and in backyards act out their MCU dreams, not infrequently wearing kid-sized Iron Man gear and incredible Hulk hands, it couldn't be clearer that AC/DC's legacy, and that of the now four decades old Highway To Hell, has outgrown the musical medium.
It also helped the family avoid the paradoxical pitfall of so many New York homes with private balconies, terraces, rooftops and backyards: Even though these spaces are coveted by buyers, many end up resembling unintentional junkyards where tortured potted plants, unused bicycles and weather-beaten furniture go to die.
They fired at the car as it passed and sped away, just before it hit the other S.U.V. They then joined the chase through backyards to the back entrance of a home where Mr. O'Neal, his back soaked in blood beneath a backpack, lay dead or dying. video
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Earlier this week, Australian vegan Cilla Carden appeared on television, explaining that her neighbors were literally ruining her life by grilling meats in their own backyards and, to a lesser extent, by smoking, scraping their chair legs on the concrete, and allowing their children to play basketball outside.
This week's Popcast is a discussion about how local news outlets balance coverage of hometown heroes as artists and as subjects of hard news; the challenge of building trust in artist communities; and why it's crucial for local newspapers to sniff out the stories unfolding in their backyards.
The women had only ever practiced the opening number — a dance medley that featured sensual body rolls to the Weeknd's "Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey)" and up-tempo shimmying to Beyoncé and Ciara — in backyards and rehearsal rooms, and they were having trouble adapting to the larger space.
I am a mycologist by trade — a mushroom expert — and I hope to create, with some colleagues, a nonprofit organization that could make available this mushroom extract and a bee feeder, similar to a hummingbird feeder, so that all of us can help save bees from our own backyards.
Conservationists believe that international pressure may be crucial to persuading Asian governments to close tiger, bear and other wildlife farms, but that strategy's effectiveness is compromised by an awkward fact: An estimated 5,000 tigers are held in backyards, petting zoos and even truck stops across the United States.
The Loft is estimated to get eight hours of battery life; and since Google's product is designed to be a speaker, this whole thing makes a bit more sense, as it could let you take the Home into your backyard while you're grilling, or whatever it is people do in backyards.
Faced with a major housing crisis, Los Angeles is trying out an idea that some hope is so wild that it just might work: helping homeowners build small homes in their backyards and rent them to people who have spent months living in their cars, in shelters or on the streets.
At a time when Mr. de Blasio is battling neighborhood resistance to his plan for 90 new homeless shelters, City Council members from Staten Island to the Bronx — who have veto power over such projects — have expressed reservations if not outright hostility to the idea of constructing jails in their backyards.
While they recognize that violence persists on the city's outskirts (and, yes, sometimes in their own backyards), many still see the Olympics as another opportunity to not only capitalize on the coming hordes of visitors, but also to further test what tourism can do for their communities—even after the Olympics end.
"Kenosha Sheriff's Department investigators are asking residents and businesses within a one-half mile radius of Teezers Bar to check their backyards, alleyways, and properties for anything they may consider suspicious or strange, this could include clothing, a weapon, or any other object they think may be suspicious," the department said on Facebook.
Masvidal is now in line for a shot at Kamaru Usman's UFC championship belt, potentially at UFC International Fight Week in Las Vegas in July, which is a far cry from his street-fighting roots when he hung out with infamous wrecking ball Kimbo Slice and fought in Florida backyards, bare knuckle.
Though kangaroos are indigenous to Australia, some have made their way into backyards throughout the US. Many animal advocates, however, are fighting back against the laws that allow private citizens to keep them as pets, arguing that inhumane conditions have led to too many kangaroo deaths at the hands of unprepared caretakers.
During the last decades of her life, through her foundation, Ms. Day spent much of her time rescuing and finding homes for stray dogs, even personally checking out the backyards and fencing of people who wanted to adopt, and she worked to end the use of animals in cosmetic and household-products research.
The wealthy of the tech industry have historically liked to fund international, or even intergalactic, moonshot projects — colonizing outer space, building a clock to last 21,27 years, or convincing kids to drop out of college — rather than the unglitzy, frontline work of soup kitchens, homeless shelters, and food banks in their backyards.
With natural gas pipelines running through national, state and local parks and backyards clearly marked "don't dig here," and the risk of a failure or attack on the pipeline networks, long-term on-site fuel storage that is typical for nuclear and coal power stations is increasingly important to assure grid resilience.
"What else do you call it when you dip into your endless reserves of millions and billions and don't go through the process of campaigning in states like Nevada or Iowa or New Hampshire, humbling yourself, going into the diners and the backyards, looking eye to eye to voters?" former South Bend, Ind.
" Way back in 2014, former Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin dedicated his entire state of the state address to the opioid epidemic, declaring that "The time has come for us to stop quietly averting our eyes from the growing heroin addiction in our front yards while we fear and fight treatment facilities in our backyards.
With their streets roped off and backyards now charred and blackened, dazed Thousand Oaks residents order coffee at a Starbucks filled with firefighters, pump gas at any station that's still open, and readjust their white face masks to try to keep out the acrid air that has coated their community for the past few days.
For Schwartz, many of the beasts are "around here," living in nearby woods or backyards or in the mountains of Washington; others inhabit the zoo; and others still, the "boundless space" of the sea, or some liminal zone between our lives and theirs ("A crow looked through an orb / And saw doctors in scrubs").
Deer and coyotes roam freely through the book's backyards, reminding property owners who the trespassers are: I have foundonlythe gnawed and spatsplatter of hedge apples, that's how desperate they are, driven toward usby nothing to forage,by vanishing treesand razed fields, by exurbs, by white- flight and our insatiate hunger for sizeand space and taxadvantages.
Little luxuries included high ceilings, a window overlooking the green backyards of Bruntsfield, a firm king bed, a lovely tri-fold vanity mirror and delicious cookies from the Scottish baker Border Biscuits — all of which made up for an open closet where clothes, the ironing board and the iron were on constant full view.
But on rooftops, in bars and in the tented backyards of the nation's capital, the parties went on, bookending two main events: the actual correspondents' dinner and a televised special hosted by the comedian Samantha Bee, which celebrated a free press, criticized the president and continued to mourn the loss of his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
A pat, uninspired commentary on American life and suburban enclaves in the late 1950s, complete with peppy music, retro design, and comforting voice-over, it concerns two households connected by their backyards: the Mayers family, who are the first African Americans in the neighborhood, and the Lodges, who've recently suffered a tragedy, and are about to experience another one.
Documentaries — as well as testimonials, sermons, YouTube channels, and proprietary film curricula — help Christian leaders illustrate how poor stewardship hurts Americans in their own backyards, like the speedy ice melt on Lake Michigan, a severe uptick in childhood asthma, the rise in mercury pollution in food and water sources, and rampant spread of Lyme disease in the Northeast.
We filmed in our backyards and the woods behind them, in parking lots and alleys, in our bedrooms, and, most ill-advisedly, in the hotel where we stayed on our AP Government trip to Washington, D.C. Then one of us left the VHS master copy sitting on a table in the Laurel Highlands Senior High School cafeteria.
But what's more interesting than a simplistic reductionism is the question of how fried chicken brings so many people together: I should probably preface this with the fact that I've spent my whole life eating the dish, across backyards in Orlando, and barstools in New Orleans, and patios in Houston and fuck-knows-how-many kitchens.
David Hill, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and a program director with the AAP, says the move was born out of concern that kids' days are being crammed with school and extracurricular activities, leaving little room for unstructured time spent exploring backyards and building towers in living rooms.
The ebullient tropical flora that forever feeds the nostalgia of those of us who leave for good — a paradise of flower beds in backyards and brilliant green forests on mountainsides, the skyline of towering fruit and palm trees — was in a state of distress, almost a kind of paralyzed melancholy, not unlike some of the people.
In this sense, developing the areas and puzzles of our world felt a bit like a writers' room at times - we'd start with a very broad context ("the backyards of two neighbours that you play against each other a la Yojimbo") and then we'd workshop a big list of gags that could potentially take place within that context.
After all, the techno-optimists completely missed the signs of an impending revolution in their backyards: the spread of fake news enabled by social networks; the megaphonic power of Trump's Twitter feed; the rise of the so-called alt-right, a racist, neo-fascist clique that festered on 4chan and Reddit before emerging as a viable political movement.
"There's just an immediate statement being made here by voters in November about whether they want fracking to be happening right now in their backyards in their state," says Julian Noisecat, a policy analyst with 350 Action, the political arm of environmental advocacy group 350, and which has donated more than $20,20303 in support of the referendum.
The size of this release, however, confirms much of what experts have long suspected about the scope and function of the tweets — and further establishes that the goals of these propaganda farms, which mainly hail from Russia and Iran, involve not only the disruption of US politics but also the distortion of political debate in their own backyards.
For boys who grow up in America playacting in their backyards or on public playgrounds, pretending to hit a Grand Slam homer at the bottom of the 9th, or swishing the buzzer-beater in game 22019 of the NBA Finals, there is no other barrier to entry in their imagination to the world of professional sports other than their ability.
While we are increasingly hearing a mantra to "buy local," the reality of how the mass-market world of trade works is that components for things are not often made in the same place where the ultimate item is assembled, and our on-demand digital culture has created an expectation and competitive market for more than what we can source in our backyards.
" It was, indeed, a festival atmosphere at the opening, with many of the same fixtures as seasonal Midwestern gatherings no doubt taking place in backyards across the metropolitan area: chilled beverages, a delightfully smooth rocking glider, children at play, kitschy lawn ornaments, and a beanbag-tossing game that is known vernacularly as either "Bags" or, more crassly (and hilariously), "Cornhole.
They ranged from homeowners who had witnessed oil seep into their backyards from the burst pipeline in 2007 to activists with multiple arrests under their belts to members of First Nations that had steadfastly opposed the pipeline's progress through BC. In neighbouring province, Alberta, Trans Mountain is touted by premier Rachel Notley as a smart way to get the province's petroleum from the oilsands to the coast.
That moment of personal connection with someone else's work is certainly not the only reason to look at art, but it is a good one, and it's hard at work in Getting Real, as we worry about the impending global pandemic that will probably kill us all or to think about our own pets, decades gone and buried under painted-rock headstones in our dads' backyards.
Amazon, as far as I could gather from the discussion, is thinking about a collaborative sense-and-avoid system that isn't so much focused on a central command-and-control structure and more on making drones can see and avoid each other, using their on-board sensors as they make their way to the backyards of Topeka, Kansas to deliver the latest Grisham novel.
Click here to view original GIFThe best part about flying on an airplane is that moment during the final approach: you look outside your airplane window and see the city where you're about to land from way up above, and comment on why so many people have pools in their backyards and see how big the freeways are and delight at all the parks and so forth.
In the mid-1970s, a quarter-century after the Hooker Chemical Company stopped using Love Canal, in upstate New York, as a dump site, suspected carcinogens were found to be leaching through the soil into the backyards of homes built on the banks of the filled-in ditch dug by William Love, who had planned a model community there at the end of the 19th century.
Your lazy float will take you north through the Old Mill District, with its three towering smokestacks — a legacy of the competing lumber mills that once operated here — then through a narrow section of the river where you'll float by the backyards of some lovely homes before ending up at pretty Drake Park, named after Alexander Drake, a Midwestern businessman who built a cabin here in 1900.
While there's nothing novel about wood-burning grills in restaurants (Wolfgang Puck and Alice Waters have used them for decades), what is new is the zeal of the chefs using them, the variety of equipment now available, and the growing number of American home cooks who are forsaking gas and charcoal to master the ancient art of grilling over a wood fire in their backyards.
Once upon a time (in 22016), presidential candidates spent countless hours in New York City penthouse living rooms and Hollywood backyards schmoozing hedge fund titans and film studio executives who could be counted on not only to give maximum contributions of $22004,22020 themselves but also to act as "bundlers" by raising tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions from their wealthy friends and colleagues.
ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ARRESTED FOR STARTING WILDFIRE IN COLORADO, POLICE SAY FLORIDA BEACH LITTERED WITH &aposHUNDREDS&apos OF DEAD FISH, MARINE LIFE Meanwhile, residents are still scouring through the remains of the few belongings left among the singed debris that they once called home, searching for their pets who disappeared during the inferno, and recalling how they had just "minutes to flee" as the blaze encroached on their backyards.
Rather, officials said, the job will require a variety of efforts: installing plots of land where water can soak into the ground (these are known as "spreading grounds"); building underground cisterns for homes and businesses; installing new drainage systems on streets, in homes and in shopping center parking lots; and issuing more of the city-subsidized 50-gallon rain barrels that have become an increasingly common sight in backyards here.
"This summer will be the most active Recovery Act season yet, with thousands of highly-visible road, bridge, water and other infrastructure projects breaking ground across the country, giving the American people a first-hand look at the Recovery Act in their own backyards and making it crystal clear what the cost would have been of doing nothing," then-Obama senior adviser David Axelrod said at the time.
Concerned with increased provocations and rising tensions in their backyards -- particularly from North Korea -- Japan and South Korea have finally come to a resolution of the "comfort women" issue, a painful chapter of World War II. Although still new and at times shaky, this agreement will help these two countries forge a united front in a region of the world that may well present the greatest security challenges in the 21st century.
It is land that belonged to the Lenape and was then settled by the Dutch; it then became a center of beer brewing, fueled by droves of German immigrants; they gave way to Italian-­Americans — you can still see grapevines in some backyards — who fled during the postwar years as Puerto Rican and black New Yorkers and Latin American immigrants made the neighborhood their own for decades, until, all of a sudden, creative-­class types started spilling over from the other side of Flushing Avenue.
The native peoples do not simply feel violated, they are not simply fighting for their rights as peoples as they have for hundreds of years, they are not battling just to maintain their homes and to keep the juggernaut of the petrochemical moloch and oil pipeline out of their backyards, they are not merely shouting for environmental justice, they are not merely defending their souls against the pale inflections of a fabulously belligerent military autocracy we call America; they are fighting for the balance of the Universe.
Olga keeps her bookstore afloat by dealing pot on the side, and she smokes a lot of it to cope with the loss of the "love of her life," who was disappeared by the regime years before; there's also an entire section of the shop labeled conspiracy, targeted to "earnest-faced young northerners"— Novey leaves little doubt that they are Americans—who backpack across the island hoping to pick up souvenirs in the form of disintegrating volumes of Trotsky and Marx dug up from people's backyards once they were legal to own again.

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