Where others have blazed a trail, Wales will shortly follow.
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Where tech companies have blazed a trail, others have followed.
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The word "iconic" blazed again for Britney two years later.
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My eyes simply blazed right past the company's sales emails.
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In the internet content domain, we've blazed a new path.
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In Englewood, directly in its path, some trees already blazed.
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She blazed in a fuchsia blouse and matching slim pants.
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"For sure, Ronda blazed that trail," Harrison told Business Insider.
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Her voice blazed as she delineated the character's warring impulses.
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My heart blazed with a yearning to rediscover my city.
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Only the emergency exit signs blazed red in the darkness.
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Chinese social media blazed with rage as nationalists excoriated the companies.
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Later, she found that she had blazed a trail for others.
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Over the next few weeks, I blazed through all five seasons.
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He blazed through the runs and easily landed the highest notes.
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Headlines blazed in the United States and American morale shot up.
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When you are the first, there's no blazed trail to follow.
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But they follow a path blazed by many women before them.
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The way he tapped his foot if you took a break from the controller, the way he raised a quizzical eyebrow at the screen, the way he blazed through levels like he blazed past societal conventions.
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Her eyes, a brilliant star-sapphire blue, still blazed at the memory.
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It's important to know that there's been a path blazed for me.
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Eating food while stupendously blazed is surely one of life's simple pleasures.
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Families nestled by the Great Smoky Mountains are bereaved -- houses completely blazed.
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Discovering one is way better blazed than fighting cops and robbing banks.
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I blazed through the first novel, dedicating every free moment to listening.
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Her eyes blazed with passion, her head was held high and proud.
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His eyes blazed with defiance, ready to battle his ultimate villain -- bullying.
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While at Amazon, Twitch has blazed forward with new products and partnerships.
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Harris wasn't simply a black candidate; our former president blazed that trail.
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The Ritz Carlton blazed the path for high-end hoteliers in Montreal.
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You can learn from others who have blazed the trail ahead of you.
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Until now, the largest fire recorded had blazed through 282,000 acres last year.
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Others like peplums blazed bright for a couple seasons before being completely extinguished.
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The fires blazed out from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Nov.
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It essentially blazed a trail for the wave of brewery openings that followed.
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Matthew Alfieri blazed his own path to make his way on Wall Street.
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Flames blazed above tall, cylindrical smokestacks, casting an orange light on the Equinox.
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This holiday season, get blazed and let Hollywood Steve show you the world.
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She blazed a trail, showing us by example how to be a pioneer.
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It's just"—her eyes blazed large—"all that money, gone just like that.
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Cernych should have doubled Lithuania's lead but blazed wide after a swift counter-attack.
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The next day, another fire blazed in a different house a few doors down.
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Legal cannabis sales reportedly spike on April 20th, when people celebrate by getting blazed.
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The iPhones valiantly stayed true to their form, as the fire blazed around them.
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This is a trail that must be blazed by understanding, love, peace and forgiveness.
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Sales blazed past $1 billion within two minutes of the midnight start on Saturday.
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The night sky blazed so brightly that it was hard to pick out constellations.
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The Stravinsky tended to skim the surface, but it blazed with energy and color.
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Bonfires blazed in the streets of Kiev; snipers had killed activists by the dozens.
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New York (CNN)A rocket blazed into space Thursday afternoon carrying 34 OneWeb satellites.
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The tech company blazed a trail in China for businesses looking to push into philanthropy.
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They blazed trails that scholars continue to follow—to the benefit of economics and humanity.
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She blazed trails for women in literature, and proved that imagination doesn't have a gender.
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She took photographs as the fire blazed (pictured), making a new work from the old.
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As you may know, THC is the chemical in marijuana responsible for getting you blazed.
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What if we told you that your skin-care routine was about to get blazed?
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From Norway to Italy, Royal Air Force bombers blazed a trail of fire and destruction.
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Those are the groups that came out of Sweetheart that blazed that red-hot trail.
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That's potentially $600 [$456 USD] a month to get blazed, plus your expenses are covered.
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Still, those looking to take advantage of the trail Elliott has blazed shouldn't hang around.
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The sun blazed through a cloudless sky, but the temperature was comfortably in the 24s.
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"Sanjay's Super Team" and "Coco" blazed the trail for "Bao" to be made at Pixar.
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I blazed through "Lola," a debut as fast, flexible and poised as a chef's knife.
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"Andy's rifle was always ready, and he blazed away at everything," reported one satisfied visitor.
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Cars blazed by all night long, coming in just for tires, gas, and driver swaps.
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What you need to know is that there's another course, one that Arnold Palmer blazed.
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The two perform together on "blazed," where they sandwich the divine search for a soulmate between a lyric about getting high ("Don't think that it cannot happen, 'cause it can / Shawty, you can get blazed / Sleep if you want, and wake up in love again").
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They blazed trails that scholars continue to follow—to the benefit of both economics and humanity.
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If a Cancer hasn't blazed with their actual family members yet, it's on their bucket list.
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The fires that blazed through the forest, observed and measured using satellite imagery, were largely controlled.
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She blazed her own path and, in doing so, opened many doors for others like her.
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Politically and financially motivated hackers have already blazed a trail that terror groups can now follow.
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Home runs blazed an easier path to victory, but the Red Sox have usually managed, anyway.
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But Luhnow stayed engaged with the Tigers on Verlander, who cleared waivers and blazed through August.
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There's no reason at all to think that Moore can't follow the same trail he's blazed.
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The Getty Fire has blazed through more than 500 acres since it started around 1:30 a.m.
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The Getty Fire had blazed through more than 500 acres since it started around 1:30 a.m.
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It is alive with the teachers of West Virginia, who have blazed a trail for other workers.
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The Kincade had already destroyed 49 structures or homes and blazed through some 16,000 acres of land.
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Iceland blazed the trail in gender equality and is blessed with both the aurora borealis and Björk.
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She's blazed a trail to somewhere we've never been before and I for one, am all in.
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This is a city full of downward dogging, expensive pastry eating, and getting blazed at the park.
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The insurgency blazed when Mr Marcos imposed martial law on his way to becoming a kleptocratic dictator.
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The tide was high and the shadows long, but the lights of the harbor blazed behind it.
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Trucks were seen driving along a highway Friday as fires blazed and embers smoldered in adjacent fields.
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He eyed his glass of Yamazaki as Atlanta blazed cruel beyond the tinted floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Mr. Wiesel blazed a trail that produced libraries of Holocaust literature and countless film and television dramatizations.
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As in any good sport, the path to greatness is blazed with dedicated practice and overall fitness.
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Escape is the essence of both fantasy and getting blazed, so obviously, the two go great together.
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This is a composite image of a few of the #quadrantids as they blazed into the atmosphere.
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"Online Threat to Army Wife: ISIS Is Coming For You," the Fox News Insider headline blazed, incorrectly.
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To find out, we're probably going to have to get a lot more mice a lot more blazed.
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Just above the curvature of Earth's western horizon, the sun blazed upon the fragile blue envelope of atmosphere.
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DeSear he told the outlet fires blazed just 50 yards away from the aquarium when they were evacuated.
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Getting blazed and athletic prowess may seem like an unlikely combination, except in the world of competitive skateboarding.
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Lightening blazed through the sky, and the only audible rumble was the reverberation of thunder in the distance.
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Apple kind of blazed through this presentation, so we'll definitely want to see more of how this works.
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It was originally supposed to followed the path blazed by the Base Realignment and Closure Act, or BRAC.
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But it was the disability community that blazed the trail and we were recognized for leading the effort.
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She blazed through the great Russian writers, developing a lasting attachment to Chekhov, and devoured Zweig and Kundera.
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"When the thing really ignited it made a whoosh, a crackle; the wood just blazed up," he said.
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Chef Melissa Fernandez handles the recipes, and Abdullah and Ry focus on getting everyone at the party blazed.
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As the sun blazed, men and boys splashed the crowds gleefully with the last ounces from their bottles.
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Munoz told Kimmel he fought the wildfires that blazed through California a few months ago and devastated communities.
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Despite a volatile first half of the year, U.S. equities have blazed past the rest of the world.
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Its monolithic surface hid a city that blazed with changing hues, burning neon and shafts of multicolored light.
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Trump is a dark symptom, but for Sachs he walks a familiar path blazed by generations of others.
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And once that trail is blazed, Taylor said, it could encourage venture capitalists to fund other space startups.
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She recalls the moment Williams blazed a forehand long to give her a 6-3 6-2 victory.
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" Still, one tabloid blazed on its cover, "Britney vs Christina: Why they're still trying to be the sexiest!
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Mr. Fain was the soloist, and he blazed through some of Mr. Glass's flashiest riffs with impressive authority.
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Paranoia, anxiety and post-high grogginess are all common side-effects of sativa, and you shouldn't drive while blazed.
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FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta (Reuters) - The wildfire that swept through the Canadian city of Fort McMurray blazed a capricious trail.
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England blazed a trail by training a new cadre of talk-therapy practitioners using a one-year boot camp.
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"I'm lucky to sort of be continuing in the work that women have trail-blazed before me," Jovellanos said.
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Serving for the match Del Potro was given an easy ride as Cilic blazed three backhands in succession long.
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Zverev broke serve in the fifth game and again two games later when Nadal blazed a wild forehand wide.
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Blacks Obama blazed the racial trail for the nation and the Democratic Party with two successful presidential campaigns. Sens.
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On Tuesday, the fire destroyed a 665-room lodge for oil sands workers, then blazed eastward toward other camps.
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As the markets creep higher, some stocks have blazed past the rest to score massive gains for the year.
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The trail blazed by Animals Without Necks and Birds With Arms can now be seen having perfect binocular vision.
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The previous October a fire had blazed through my family's regular synagogue, Beth Shalom, less than a mile away.
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The example of both his personhood and his politics blazed a trail for the rest of us to follow.
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The most destructive wildfire in California history, the Camp Fire, blazed through the town of Paradise in November 2018.
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Here's hoping it can be done before the United States takes another turn down the path blazed by Venezuela.
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Lots of strains, lots of edibles, and, as always, a meaningful conversation that descends into blazed out giggles. Enjoy!
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The women blazed through the race from a lane one position in 41.01 seconds, in front of a raucous crowd.
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She blazed trails through dense forests and elegantly left diamonds along the path for the rest of us to follow.
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This isn't a completely new tactic: Bill Clinton blazed the trail when he shrugged off his impeachment and stuck around.
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He blazed the trail for many young film makers, always remaining true to who he was & where he came from!!!
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Last Saturday, when a record 268 fires blazed countrywide, the government requested water planes and firemen from other European countries.
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Instead of adhering to conventions, he pushed boundaries and trail-blazed trends that influenced fans, runways and modern-day celebrities.
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The sessions were fun, I'd bring some rare bourbon or wine in for the occasion and we'd get pretty blazed.
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Uruguay blazed a trail in 2013 by becoming the first country to allow the commercial cultivation and distribution of weed.
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But Dead Man's Chest still rules, and Davy Jones's weird tentacle beard is amazing to watch and think about blazed.
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It has blazed through around 32,500 acres (13,150 hectares) and was 2 percent contained as of Sunday evening, officials said.
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The fires of the #MeToo movement, which was started years ago by a woman of color, blazed brightly in 2900.
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South Korea fire At least 37 people died in a fire that blazed through a hospital in Miryang, South Korea.
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The Thomas Fire blazed through 280,000 acres of Santa Barbara and Venture counties, becoming the state's largest wildfire on record.
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Before jumping in, it's worth noting that a number of great journalists have blazed the trail on this story already.
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Many black politicians broke barriers during Reconstruction, but it took more than a century for some trails to be blazed. Rep.
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FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta, May 9 (Reuters) - The wildfire that swept through the Canadian city of Fort McMurray blazed a capricious trail.
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You'll recall, when BC got arrested in Texas ... Rob hopped in his Bentley and blazed across the desert to rescue her.
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It's a blazed trail that many have walked before you, but every service member experiences these days that require serious adjustment.
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Intense wildfires blazed through the western US, destroying thousands of homes and businesses in California and leaving many struggling to breathe.
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For America, Vietnam's Communist Party is foe turned buddy, and it has blazed a trail of market reforms in the country.
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Five of the 20 worst fires in California's history blazed in 2017; the deadliest incinerated the town of Paradise last year.
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Wozniacki's patience snapped at 5-6 and she blazed a forehand wide to hand Kasatkina the first set after 69 minutes.
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Keys lost patience at 3-3 and blazed a forehand long, then a backhand to offer up the break of serve.
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Instead, as Meadows explains, the beverage is meant to give drinkers the "direct experience" of fresh marijuana without getting them blazed.
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There were groups like Spiral Tribe who were much radical and confrontational who seem to have blazed the trail for Scumtek.
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Rivers of lava blazed paths into neighborhoods, swallowing homes and burying them in what now looks like a sea of black.
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By the end of 2014, it appeared plain to everyone that the trail Phelps blazed had veered into a dead end.
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"The poor people want to be able to eat," one masked protester told Reuters TV as a car blazed behind him.
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By contrast, many of the devastating fires in California over the past couple of years blazed in and around populated areas.
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SYDNEY, Australia — For decades she has blazed a trail in the Australian media, bringing the news to homes around the country.
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" His originalist jurisprudence "has blazed a trail to liberty that future justices can follow" in the dismantlement of the "administrative state.
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As if to overstate his recovery, though, Mr. Lang blazed through the Rondo finale, deflating its buoyancy in a breathless dash.
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Beyond him the sun blazed, a spotlight with a star's red aura round it; behind and below him lay Earth's blue.
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One of the more meaningful trails we blazed has been around women - with the founding of two companies, MAKERS and #BUILTBYGIRLS.
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" He added, "As the first chairwoman of the House Rules Committee, Louise blazed a path that many women continue to follow.
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Last year, the Camp Fire blazed through the town of Paradise, California, and burned a Christmas tree farm to the ground.
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Her grown daughter, Bex, who got pregnant as a teenager, just blazed back into town and let a big secret slip.
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Instead, I blazed through several games over the course of two hours, thanks to an ingenious feature: Rewind is simple and effective.
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Wearing a Chinese suit, he stood on stage at the Petit Palais (pictured), as enormous sparklers blazed on a display beside him.
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In the 133th century, this swath of land was known as the "burned-over district," after the religious revivals that blazed through.
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Off a lengthy pass into the box from Cristian Casseres Jr., Wright-Phillips blazed the ball past stunned Atlanta keeper Brad Guzan.
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But the spirit of his extensive body of work – and the trails he has blazed for generations of filmmakers – will live on.
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That has led Jet, which blazed trails in one of the world's fastest-growing air travel markets, to cancel hundreds of flights.
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It reminds us of how far they've come, and how much they've blazed trails through our favorite entertainment and culture at large.
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But minutes before the draft began, a video appeared on Tunsil's verified Twitter account of him getting blazed using a gas mask.
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Many a fun game night has been felled by players getting too sauced or blazed to push through the Mansion of Madness.
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The canny Sahrom then blazed his way to the bronze-medal playoff but met his match against another Australian in Jacob Schmid.
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It was whispered by slaves and abolitionists as they blazed a trail towards freedom through the darkest of nights: Yes, we can.
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As an openly gay and married man he has blazed a political trail many would have considered impossible a few years ago.
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She broke from the single file line, a breach in climbing etiquette, and blazed her own path, taking the winds head on.
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When Wawrinka blazed a forehand well off-target on Murray's first match point, the formerly top-ranked Murray celebrated a remarkable comeback.
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Crude oil blazed through the first few weeks of the year, as signs of a supply-demand balance set off commodities bulls.
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When it comes to LGBTQ entrepreneurship, many individuals have worked hard and blazed the trails for the talented people in our community.
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The fire blazed a fiery path along Highway 299, lighting up dry brush and residential areas, and killing at least seven people.
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"Aristotle's Way" is blazed by a counterfactual that Hall and Aristotle routinely employ: Is a life of vice a truly happy one?
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Last week, the fire blazed through Paradise and surrounding towns in Butte County with thousands of residents, leaving little in its wake.
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She also trail-blazed a path for women on TV. But People magazine decided to highlight a totally different aspect of Moore's career.
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The fire blazed through the upper stories for over three hours, sending out thick plumes of black smoke, before the building came down.
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When the maverick Frenchman blazed away, firing winners from here, there and everywhere, to take the third and fourth sets Murray was wobbling.
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A large fire that blazed in Harashim, about 35 kilometers (22 miles) to the northeast of Haifa, was extinguished as of Friday afternoon.
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California's wildfires reached San Diego County Thursday as a blazed named the Lilac fire near Bonsall quickly grew to engulf thousands of acres.
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The 13-episode first season blazed through plot points like wildfire — though its seemingly random story trajectory eventually proved to be anything but.
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While the blockchain world has seemingly blazed along in the last 18 months, much of the action has been in the currency world.
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The two frontcourt men combined to make 20 of 30 shots, and the Kings blazed away for a season-best 603 percent shooting.
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She checks out her guide's bong collection before heading out for a snowy hike, and gets blazed for an afternoon of ice fishing.
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It blazed a trail for consumer transportation apps, and some of its features are now being copied by giants like Uber and Google.
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He is the gender-nonconforming queer kid who blazed the trail and bears the brunt of the bullying and harassment because of it.
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She undeniably blazed a trail for women in politics — really, for countless women trying to rise up in what remains a man's world.
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And when this Phyllis melted, for a torchy fantasy dance number, Ms. Maxwell blazed, though an icy astuteness still glimmered from her eyes.
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He bent to kiss me, but I gave him my cheek and rolled over when the headlights blazed then dwindled on the wall.
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Katherine Johnson blazed trails, not just as a black female mathematician during the Cold War, but by mapping literal paths through outer space.
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But in doing so, he earned full playing status on the Challenge Tour and set out to follow the trail blazed by Koepka.
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Launched within weeks of each other in 1994, the Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation consoles blazed a trail in the video gaming industry.
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He blazed the trail of racist ideas in American criminology when he concluded that higher black arrest rates indicated blacks committed more crimes.
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They shocked their bosses, captured the attention of a young nation and blazed a trail for the nascent labor movement that would follow.
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We need to tell stories such as Anthony's, Rankin's, Mink's, Chisholm's and all the other women who blazed the trails we are following.
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We want how-to books and bibles, trails that have been blazed for us, even if they take us down the wrong path.
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The final rider of the competition, Minikus and Babalou 41 seized top prize money and blazed past peers with a time of 47.7 seconds.
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But it knows its tropes well, and the trails it blazed have lead to even more compelling films, like the John Cho thriller Searching.
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Elected in a landslide in 2016, Ms Tsai blazed a trail as the first female leader of a Chinese-speaking country in modern times.
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Bostjan Kline of Slovenia appeared headed for his first triumph until Kilde blazed down the bottom half to win by 2129.5 of a second.
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But politically speaking, Gingrich blazed a GOP trail in the 6th district that will take a lot more than the Democrat resistance to extinguish.
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The winning result demonstrated a 17 percent improvement over the industry standard benchmark, and blazed new avenues for pharmaceutical research aided by machine learning.
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You hate my people/ Your plan is to terminate my culture..." As a bonfire blazed onstage, Lamar continued his passionate rendition, transitioning into "Alright.
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I'm in Seattle this week, where it's also acceptable to walk around blazed out of your mind and buy fresh nugs from local dispensaries.
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Multiple ambulances blazed by the press stationed outside as armed security forces roamed the street, whirring helicopters and barking police dogs puncturing the night.
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Wheel demons like Shaquan Moore, a 20-year-old security guard from Newark, blazed through the dense constellation of skaters like a shooting star.
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On an evening in early June, before the sun had gone down, a bonfire blazed outside Abrons Arts Center on the Lower East Side.
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In the last nine months, he has blazed in two roles by Peter Martins (the Jester in "Swan Lake," Tybalt in "Romeo and Juliet").
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The 45th President of the United States blazed onto the campaign trail more than a year ago with a message that stunned the Washington establishment.
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The Getty Fire has blazed through 656 acres and was just 15 percent contained as of Tuesday night, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
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By the time the 29-year-old Williams expired on a snowy road somewhere in Appalachia, he had blazed his way into country music immortality.
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She was under immense pressure in the opening stages against Osaka, however, as her 72nd-ranked opponent blazed away to set up numerous break points.
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Another American, Justin Gatlin, blazed to 100m gold at the 1003 world championships ahead of Coleman, who captured the 60m world indoor title in March.
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He started to notice and appreciate the path FDR and Ronald Reagan blazed when it comes to proving the vital importance of infectious presidential optimism.
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A growing number of Moroccans and Algerians, hailing from poor but peaceful countries, are coming to Germany, exploiting the trail blazed by Syrians and Afghans.
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It appears that the clearest path to the top of the "shining city on a hill" is blazed by insulting, demeaning and belittling your opponents.
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Federal marijuana legalization is just around the corner, and the trail to legal weed will be blazed by President Trump ... so says former U.S. Rep.
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Jack O'Neill, the eye-patch wearing wetsuit pioneer who trail-blazed cold-water surfing, has died, friends confirmed to NBC local affiliate KSBW on Friday.
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It's got several sequences of melodramatic action movie cliches acted out by a CG insect—in other words, a good pick for a blazed viewing.
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It said the president's approach to foreign affairs had "blazed new trails and gone beyond traditional Western international-relations theory of the past 300 years".
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On Monday, she blazed into the quarter-finals by crushing Belgian Elise Mertens 53-2 6-1 as she showed her full range of weapons.
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The Carr Fire blazed a fiery path along Highway 299, lighting up mile after mile of dry brush as it crept up on residential areas.
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The Ottomans had blazed many of Matka's trails as they sought to build a railroad from Lake Ohrid, on the Albanian border, into Macedonia's interior.
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It blazed a trail in January by introducing the world's first bespoke license for "fintech" firms using the blockchain distributed ledger technology that underpins ICOs.
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Dorothy Parker By Jennifer Finney Boylan Over the course of my career I have looked to other women writers who blazed the trail for me.
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German let-hander Kerber continued to thrive on the grass after a tricky claycourt season as she blazed past Peterson following a tough first set.
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Sevastova, a semi-finalist in New York last year, was sharper throughout and blazed a crosscourt forehand winner past Bouchard's outstretched racket on match point.
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Before going into politics, she blazed trails as an Air Force pilot and even sued the secretary of defense when she detected discrimination against women.
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The SpaceX Dragon capsule blazed into orbit atop a Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Center in Florida around 12:30 pm ET on Thursday.
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Weed is also less excruciating on both your wallet and your hangover, and most importantly, music sounds sweeter when you're blazed than when you're messy drunk.
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Seemingly unperturbed by the legal implications of promoting cannabis in a state that prohibits its use, Push For Pizza are unabashedly encouraging customers to get blazed.
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Meanwhile, Casper's success has helped spawn a king-sized list of rivals, who are looking to follow the path Casper blazed selling affordable, quality mattresses online.
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Ryf, meanwhile, blazed a new course record of 241:252 on a day when competitors took full advantage of the ideal weather toset a record pace.
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Was there really a massive tiger in some random Texas house, or was the tipster just extremely fucking blazed off some Harold and Kumar-strength weed?
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French Polynesia is home to plenty of fancy restaurants pouring Chateau d'Yquem to go with the foie gras torchon ordered by well-heeled, sun-blazed honeymooners.
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It took him 10 minutes to hold serve at 2-3 — a game in which he blazed one smash wildly wide from virtually over the net.
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They echo other lines humans have made in recent centuries—wagon trails blazed across the North American prairie, Apollo mission rover paths plowed through moon dust.
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In crafting a new Iran policy, the administration's fundamental priority should be ensuring that Tehran is not able to go down the path blazed by Pyongyang.
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House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin Nunes blazed the trail for Trump defenders, with opening statements in last week's hearings that sounded like conservative media monologues.
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In the final movement, "The Work Begins," the staged darkened and three couples blazed through Mr. Millepied's influences: William Forsythe one moment, Twyla Tharp the next.
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Either way, Flair says she's got a ton of respect for Ronda ... cause her ass-kickin' blazed a trail for female superstars in the UFC and WWE.
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Donte DiVincenzo wasn't the only thing on fire last night ... the students at Villanova blazed up several bonfires near campus Monday night after the Wildcats beat Michigan.
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The old 1970s arguments against it no longer make sense, as women have blazed a path to the highest levels of business, the military, and government service.
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The fire that blazed through oil sands hub Fort McMurray, forcing the evacuation of about 272,3003 people last week, has moved into sparsely populated woodlands further east.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Thailand's Ratchanok Intanon has blazed a trail in women's badminton ever since she became the youngest ever world champion in 2013 at just 18.
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Melding new wave, rock and pop, Vital Signs blazed a trail for musicians in Pakistan as it emerged from 11 years under military ruler Zia-ul-Haq.
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From Hudson Hil's, it's a roughly 20-minute walk to the park's entrance via Fair Street or Route 9D; look for the blue-blazed "Cornish Trail" marker.
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But four years ago, Starbucks blazed the trail of offering a much more ambitious reimbursement program that essentially offered taxable tuition subsidies rather than taxable wage increases.
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The fire broke out during a 100% Silk label party on Friday night at around 11:30 PM and blazed into the early hours of Saturday morning.
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But as they've blazed a trail turning many parts of the country red, Republicans in traditionally blue states, like New Jersey, are facing longer odds than ever.
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Growing up before disability rights and with a mother who berated her for being flawed, my mom had perfected her own strategies and blazed her own trail.
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Off an Ottawa turnover, Byron, who assisted on Domi's first goal, was alone in the slot when he blazed home a back-handed pass from Ilya Kovalchuk.
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" Still, he added, "As long as he leads in the polls, Biden's argument still holds even while another path to the nomination is being blazed by Warren.
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She blazed a trail for other comedians to follow: There wouldn't be an Ali Wong without Margaret Cho; and there certainly wouldn't be a Fresh off the Boat.
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France blazed the trail by bringing in rules in 2016 requiring institutional investors to report that they are integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria in their portfolios.
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When they opened up, they found the woman and her pet raccoon, blazed as hell, exhibiting symptoms of someone who's "been exposed to marijuana," Wayne Township Fire Capt.
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Why it matters: It's only the second direct listing from a major tech company and the first from a non-consumer service (Spotify blazed the trail last year).
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Even 25 years after it blazed into theaters on May 24, 1991, guns drawn and smirks defiantly cocked, there are still precious few movies like Thelma and Louise.
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Three players are tied at 23 including Andrew Putnam who blazed his way to a field-best 17 points on Friday, making on an eagle and six birdies.
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Indonesia is following a path blazed by other large Asian cities, such as Beijing, which adopted traffic curbs and closed factories to improve air during the 2008 Olympics.
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The whole world uses content ratings now to restrict young players' access to adult material in video games, but it was the ESRB that blazed that particular trail.
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"If America is going to lead, we need to learn from the women of the world who have blazed new paths," Clinton says in the video's opening line.
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She blazed through the opening set but let her guard down early in the second as Kenin broke in the first game to open a 2-0 lead.
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Solo brass blazed with clarity in Bernstein's big-band passages, but to the detriment of the whole ensemble's balance in unwieldy scenes like the dance at the gym.
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So, A.J. told us Rousey should have no problem dominating WWE just like Angle ... and following the trail he blazed all the way to the Hall of Fame!
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" Unruh eventually fled to his apartment, where, according to his Times obituary in 2009, about 50 police officers converged and "blazed away with machine guns, shotguns and pistols.
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It's a likable memoir of how Jay and Mark Duplass blazed their idiosyncratic trail, and an inspiring how-to guide for anyone who might wish to follow it.
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But that isn't the only trail she has blazed: At age 21, Gabbard became the youngest woman ever to be elected to Hawaii's state legislature, representing West Oahu.
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The Imperial Theater, where the rapturous musical "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" blazed opened on Monday night, has never looked more imperial — or felt more intimate.
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She tore into fraught phrases, one moment leaping to high notes that blazed with steely sound and power, then the next dipping down to smoky, throbbing low tones.
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The fire, which began November 8, destroyed almost 13,972 homes, 528 businesses and 4,8 other buildings in the two and a half weeks it blazed through the area.
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Halep seized her chance, moving 0-40 ahead and then raising her arms in triumph as Muguruza blazed a backhand long — her 31st unforced error of the match.
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But memories remain of the trail they blazed and the odds they beat: the long waits for visas, the search for the funds to keep traveling and progressing.
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Ostapenko, who blazed away to win the French Open last year, still delivered 30 winners, but was guilty of over-pushing at times against the resolute left-hander.
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He won the next five games and, although the Swiss briefly delayed the inevitable, Goffin was able to celebrate after his frustrated opponent blazed a forehand into the crowd.
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According to Moorhead, Bulldozer was always intended to be a high octane kind of CPU that blazed past its Intel competitors thanks to its high clock rate (or clockspeed).
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But the women who have blazed a trial in business since the Taliban were ousted in 2001 say they have come too far to be robbed of their achievements.
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FIA European Formula 3 Championship leader Lance Stroll believes he can follow the trail blazed by Max Verstappen as he sets his own sights on a Formula 23 future.
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In elevating Bannon to sit with the Secretaries of Defense and State and other key national security figures on the NSC principals committee, President Trump has blazed new ground.
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What's happening: The Kincade fire, which started Thursday and has already blazed through 21,53 acres — namely in Northern California's wine country — is currently the largest fire in the state.
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"This will actually create jobs," said Meij, presumably before looking out into the distance as the last glimmer of daylight blazed defiantly above the horizon and then finally disappeared.
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BIRMINGHAM, England, March 10 (Reuters) - Ratchanok Inthanon has blazed a trail in women's badminton since she became the youngest ever world champion in 2013 at the age of 18.
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From dawn to dusk to dawn over Los Angeles For 303 years, the AC100 has blazed a trail through the Angeles National Forest, in the backyard of Los Angeles.
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They were joining a team to fight the wildfires that broke out near Fort McMurray on May 1 and have blazed through parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan ever since.
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Just as he blazed a trail through the world of rock'n'roll, David Bowie's dalliance with the stock market gave the world something it had never seen before — pop bonds.
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There's no word on what happened to the stoner, but wherever they are, let's hope they steer clear of sneaking into vacant houses to get blazed from now on.
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While Dorsey's coaching staff scrambled to signal their players, Kayvon snapped on his chinstrap and blazed across the field to snuff out what should have been a big gain.
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He had the trail blazed for him by Donald Trump, whose disruptive presidency has turned much of Blankenship's baggage into an asset—at least among West Virginia's Republican voters.
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AIM-listed Monitise blazed a trail by linking banks and mobile operators to build a business capable of handling billions of dollars in mobile payments, purchases and money transfers.
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With President Obama and Secretary Clinton we've had the exact opposite — a reckless, rudderless and aimless foreign policy, one that has blazed the path of destruction in its wake.
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The iconic supernatural murder mystery Death Note is probably too complicated to enjoy blazed, except for the type that would enjoy dabbing and making Pepe Sylvia-style org charts.
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But if the drugs are all safe and legal, taking them would be about as rebellious as gobbling up munchies on the couch with your blazed parents—kinda meh.
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But just in case you're in the mood for something other than disaster films about pandemics or have already blazed through Netflix's top ten titles, Disney+ has you covered.
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He blazed trails in pop music, splicing sounds from life, known as "musique concrete," into rhythmic loops in an approach that prefigured sampling in hip-hop and other genres.
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Eisenman, incidentally, blazed a trail, starting in the Biennial of 1995, for the declaration of gender or sexual orientation—lesbian, in her case—as a negotiable theme in art.
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On his first match point Djokovic blazed a forehand long, then he had two fend off two break points, before another match point came and went with an unforced error.
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That's according to a new report that showed high school students are more likely to say they've 420 blazed it in the past thirty days than engaged in binge drinking.
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But when our national fever finally breaks, and future legislators return to the table seeking a path forward on climate change, they will be following a trail Waxman-Markey blazed.
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In its wake, some members, like Best Buy and Rite Aid, chose to start accepting Apple Pay, while Walmart blazed the trail for others to strike out on their own.
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And just as Bub blazed a trail for viral cat celebrity, by having her DNA sequenced she is once again leading the way, only this time toward precision veterinary medicine.
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First, Grabner stole the puck from Draisaitl in the neutral zone, blazed down the wing and then fired home a short-side shot for his fourth goal of the season.
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As she returned over the next two and a half years, she watched the figure slowly disappear behind construction, a particular affront in a neighborhood blazed by its art galleries.
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It's all light as a feather, underscoring just how much tastes in humor have changed, even as it reminds us how brightly the Marx Brothers' brand of lunacy once blazed.
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World number five Thiem blazed 50 winners in a sensational display of aggressive hitting to claim his second group win and seal his first semi-final in his fourth appearance.
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Either this man gives fewer fucks than any human on the planet, or he has a divine respect for the joint—empirically verified as the best way to get blazed.
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It's been a year since Harvey Weinstein was unmasked as a serial sexual abuser, lighting a fire that blazed through Hollywood and licked at the feet of its TV writers.
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Trails are being blazed by senior black feminist philosopher Joy James, on the faculty of Williams College, and by junior scholar Lindsey Stewart, at the University of Memphis, among others.
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A hundred and 50 years after Russia sold Alaska to the United States, Mr. Malakhov and a small team are retracing routes blazed by earlier Russian explorers in the 1800s.
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Dorothy Masuka, a vocalist and songwriter who blazed a trail for female pop stars in South Africa and became a dogged advocate of the struggle against apartheid, died on Feb.
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Now at least Ohio residents will have some ability to consider cannabis to treat their illnesses, even if the DEA says weed doesn't have any legitimate use besides getting blazed.
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Alan Jesus Chavez, a local medical student who rushed to the scene as the blasts went off and the market stalls blazed, worked to pull people out of the burning ruins.
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Berdych had one set point but Federer blazed a backhand past him to snuff out the danger, before breaking with an equally sublime swish of his matt black racket to break.
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Gwyneth Paltrow has won acting's highest honor and blazed a trail for female lifestyle entrepreneurs, but when it comes to mastering relationships, the star admits she still has room to grow.
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Ukraine looked shell-shocked but, unlike in their previous two 2-0 defeats by Germany and Northern Ireland, they settled down and should have scored themselves when Andriy Yarmolenko blazed wide.
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Flames blazed and black smoke poured from at least one train car in the province of Semnan, east of Tehran, video distributed by Reuters and official Iranian news channel IRINN showed.
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It's his first album in almost five years, and they've been years of struggle after he blazed onto the scene, at age 17, as the Season 10 winner of American Idol.
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Excepting her aide and acolyte Huma Abedin, it's unclear how many women want to follow the path that Clinton has blazed—explaining in part Sanders's strong showing among young Democratic women.
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On the other hand, fans who had paid close attention to the 2016-17 season would know that it was the unheralded Gonzaga Bulldogs who had blazed through this year's campaign.
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Robert E. Lee to dock at Veracruz in 1847 and follow the trail blazed by Hernán Cortés to storm Mexico City because the guy in the White House really needed Utah.
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He blustered, he blathered, he blazed a scorched-earth trail of spite and fury across the stage, and through it all, Clinton remained cool, collected and, dare I say it, presidential.
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On YouTube, it's been rolling out Merch shelves under videos, as well, which allow creators to sell items — a feature that blazed a trail to make YouTube a more shoppable platform.
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Auburn blazed out of the gate in an 83-64 win over Indiana State on Thursday, shooting 50 percent in the first half en route to a 21-point halftime lead.
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It's a natural line to draw: arriving as a star a decade earlier, Bowie blazed a trail for Prince in terms of musical breadth, transgressive power, and the malleability of gender.
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Nick and Nate Diaz took their weed game to a whole new level Thursday night when they blazed up a custom $2,000 gold joint ... in the shape of UFC fight gloves.
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In the years since, IBM Japan has blazed its own trail, bolstering the country's tech innovation and, separately, establishing its own American football team to compete in the Japanese X-League.
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Certain movies might seem like a good idea to take in when you're blazed — until you actually do it, and realize that watching them while high is nothing short of terrifying.
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While only two years old, Ms. Trauss's Renters' Federation has blazed onto the political scene with youth and bombast and by employing guerrilla tactics that others are too polite to try.
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In the Senate, Manchin blazed a center-right path that placed him to the right of all other Senate Democrats and even a couple of Republicans, according to GovTrack's ideology score.
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Graham blazed a new path in politics by winning friends among the rich and influential and getting politicians to recognize the power of appealing to the religious community for their vote.
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More than 40 people have been killed and once-thick forests have been devastated as more than 500 wildfires — fanned by winds from Hurricane Ophelia — have blazed across Portugal and Spain.
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Berrettini was over-trying, over-wrought and overwhelmed and he blazed an easy smash wide in the third game of the second set, then misfired two forehands to gift another break.
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Ali blazed the path for hip-hop artists, placing vernacular speech in the service of truth, though such speech is always at first seen as a mockery of taste and pedigree.
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In his debut marathon in October, Korir blazed a course in Amsterdam with a time of 238 hours 220 minutes 210 seconds, making him the second fastest qualifier in Saturday's field.
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The family huddled in a windowless section of the home for 10 days, as bullets shattered windows and rockets blazed through the sky, until the United States took control of Baghdad.
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And they say a strategy adopted years ago -- to follow a trail blazed by same-sex marriage advocates and take their fights to the states and corporate America -- is paying off.
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The Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, blazed into the session on Tuesday spoiling for battle over a procedural map put forward Monday night by his Republican counterpart, Mitch McConnell.
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During a fire last year at Trump Tower in Manhattan, 34 simultaneous users livestreamed on the app as the fire blazed, including one from a person inside Trump Tower, Frame said.
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Braun, who owns a distribution and freight company, says he would not have launched his Republican effort for the U.S. Senate if Trump had not blazed the trail two years ago.
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While the World Boxing Association (WBA) and the World Boxing Organization (WBO) have remained inconspicuously silent on the matter, the International Boxing Federation (IBF) has followed the trail blazed by the WBC.
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An international celebrity during her lifetime, she blazed across three continents, leaving a string of dead husbands, lovers, and even a manager in her wake before her own death at age 39.
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Oliver's show, influenced of course by The Daily Show, has blazed a whole new category of television and entertainment that Samantha Bee's Full Frontal seems to have joined: activ-research-alism comedy.
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As advertising formats emerge, from virtual banner equivalents to full-blown, native AR/VR formats like The Martian VR Experience, AR/VR advertising could follow the path blazed by web and mobile.
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The automaker is following a path blazed by European premium brands like Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, BMW, and Jaguar Land Rover, all of which have announced plans for more hybrid and electric vehicles.
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Lionel Messi, perhaps the most accomplished finisher in the sport's history, blazed an attempt over the bar in the final of last year's Copa América, the main prize for South American countries.
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While Botin did not rule out purchases in key markets, she said the bank, which blazed a trail of foreign deals before the financial crisis, would focus on expanding its existing business.
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Wall caught outlet passes at full sprint and blazed at the Cleveland defense, threading passes to big men stationed at the rim or whipping the ball across the court to his marksmen.
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The duo were the singles champions in 2009, when the heatwave that hit the tournament resulted in the Black Saturday bushfires that blazed across Victoria a few weeks later, claiming 173 lives.
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After the sweet gesture, Travis Scott blazed onto the stage — appearing to arrive via a literal comet in the sky and then rapping his hit single "Sicko Mode" while surrounded by flames.
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For now, opponents of the program have been unable to get the votes to overhaul or eliminate it, so other teams may be able to follow the path Orlando City has blazed.
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One year later, Smith blazed a similarly splendid path through the Eastern Conference playoffs, averaging 12.0 points per game on 45.5% from the field and an unconscious 46.2% from beyond the arc.
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Last year, "Holland-Frei Cancer Medicine," a reference book he wrote with Dr. Emil Frei III, another oncologist who blazed new frontiers in combining cancer remedies, was issued in its ninth edition.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Australian maverick Nick Kyrgios blazed past Feliciano Lopez with a barrage of aces to reach the semi-finals of the ATP 500 Fever-Tree championships at Queen's Club on Friday.
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While Hillary Clinton blazed the trail for other women, her electoral defeat in 2016 may have made even some of her most ardent supporters wary of another woman candidate's ability to win.
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A ferocious wildfire blazed through Southern California Tuesday, burning more than 45,500 acres, destroying at least 150 buildings and forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes in Ventura County.
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All of those movies about getting high were comedies, and they were all about how standard comedy situations are always made funnier by the fact that the characters were blazed the entire time.
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But however and by whomever he is remembered, the 35-year-old midfielder from Scarborough, Ontario—who announced his retirement earlier this week—quietly blazed plenty of trails in the game he loved.
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That path has already been blazed and reasonably well trod by the likes of Martian, Withings, Fossil and Timex — companies who saw an opening between an analog timepiece and a full-fledged smartwatch.
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Benedikt Roezl, one of the more colorful figures described in the exhibition, blazed a solitary trail and refused to carry a firearm, even after being robbed at gun- or knife-point 17 times.
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For all of the criticism the industry faces around issues of diversity and inclusion, which it for the most part still hasn't figured out, tech has blazed some notable trails in employee benefits.
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I've heard about CBD (a cannabis compound that people say helps relax you and relieve pain without getting you blazed like products with THC do), so I decided to give it a try.
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"She blazed the trail and showed us all how it's done," lifelong fan Miranda Lambert said in her introduction to the Lynn musical tribute, which featured Martina McBride, Sheryl Crow and Dierks Bentley.
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This year's festival, with events happening all over Australia, focuses on the particular power of women, especially those who have blazed a trail for others during times of discrimination, sexism, racism, and oppression.
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And while albums like Loveless, Voodoo, and Slanted and Enchanted blazed wide trails of influence, Since I Left You felt more and more like a bolt from the blue with every passing year.
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Concern for the world's largest rainforest arose as a record number of wildfires blazed through the Amazon this year — a total of 72,843 incidents, according to Brazil's National Institute for Space Research (INPE).
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Ryan Zimmerman lined a hit down the left-field line and Werth blazed around the bases and past the third-base coach, Bob Henley, whose arm was windmilling as he sent Werth home.
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She had Vondrousova 3-5 15-40 down in the first set but on her first set point, she charged in and blazed an easy volley long with the court at her mercy.
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It's no wonder why you see them all over the place — Apple has spent years taking over the "smart device" industry, making innovative new products that blazed the trail for other tech giants.
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It was taking its cues not from the nature-made deluge but from the sunshine-bright artificial lighting (by John Torres) that blazed over the Rachel Hauck's tropical party town of a set.
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I was hooked when the episode dove into the controversy over how to categorize a song that emerged on TikTok, trail-blazed a new genre, and got the youngs and the olds talking.
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Following the scalability path blazed by offshore wind projects in Northern Europe — which now has a total installed capacity of 18,499 MW across 11 countries — the stars are aligned for the U.S. industry.
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Sesame is following a path blazed by CERN, which was birthed by Unesco with the aims of reviving European science after World War II and fostering a spirit of cooperation on the Continent.
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Although she has announced that she is withdrawing from public life, no illness or condition can take away the inspiration she provides for those who will follow the many paths she has blazed.
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Nevada, Massachusetts, and Maine also fully legalized weed, following the path blazed since 2012 by Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Alaska, and Washington, D.C. Four more states also legalized or expanded access to medical marijuana.
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There is no reason, he says, why GCU cannot follow in the path blazed by a school like Gonzaga and become a perennial power, no matter how more traditional institutions feel about it.
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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine agree, warning in a report last year that getting blazed can dull memory and learning at least over the next day or so, the report says.
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Future and Big Bank Black blazed their own party trail for a friend's birthday -- including a pit stop to rage with a busload of hot chicks -- but predictably ... it ended at the strip club.
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It obliterated the notion that people won't watch films helmed by a diverse cast, and its success blazed a path for additional films to be made in the US with majority Asian American casts.
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These chains will follow a path blazed by Payless ShoeSource, which in August emerged from bankruptcy while keeping more than 7583,2758 out of its 275,220 stores worldwide, and preserving 19,000 of its 22,000 employees.
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The period's incendiary passions blazed through the antic charm of the Mitfords' rarefied Cotswolds upbringing and ultimately tore apart their lives in ways Nancy's joyful comic novel "The Pursuit of Love" chose to omit.
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Tommy tells TMZ ... the United States and the rest of the world needs to get with the program and follow the Canadian trailblazers ... because getting blazed is just way too beneficial to be illegal.
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The company conducted a survey of dispensary customers to determine which fast food they craved after getting blazed (or after responsibly eating the edible of their choice) and McDonald's was the hands-down winner.
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When he danced "Giselle," with Natalia Osipova, and "Romeo and Juliet," with Isabella Boylston, the ballerinas blazed fervently throughout, whereas he gave gracious guest-star performances, beautifully indicating his roles rather than inhabiting them.
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On this episode, VICE's Darlene Demorizi spent a day getting blazed in Los Angeles, where she cured her munchies at Pink's Hot Dogs, a historic restaurant that tops franks with guacamole and nacho cheese.
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" Well, we not only have been a huge success, but we also kind of blazed the trail for everyone else saying, "You know what, you can't really survive on ads alone, it's too difficult.
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When Juan Cuadrado blazed horribly over the bar with 10 minutes left from Colombia's first chance it looked all over for them but there was a fiery sting in the tail of normal time.
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Curtis Lazar blazed down the ice and lost the puck when he was hauled down after racing by the defender, and Stajan was on the spot to grab a loose puck and beat Scott Darling.
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"In my mind a far more viable path has already been blazed through very different considerations," treating the observer of the universe as the most important agent, and sort of avoiding the impossible-to-observe.
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Even if it's been a while since he last blazed, there are extreme cases where cannabinoids linger in the body for more weeks than an Italian's government-mandated vacation time—as long as 77 days.
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While on the power play, Fiala blazed in on a rush and fired home his second marker and 11th this season by again beating Crawford glove side for a 2-0 lead at 15:08.
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A Northern California woman had the reunion of a lifetime when she returned to the ruins of her home, one month after Camp Fire blazed through the community, and found her dog awaiting her arrival.
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More than 18,000 women in tech have gathered in Orlando to learn from one another, network with leading organizations, and honor women who have blazed a trail and succeeded in the face of great obstacles.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asia's internet firms are challenging the region's traditional banks for consumer finances, tapping their massive user networks for business and following a trail blazed in China by tech giants Alibaba and Tencent.
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Outlaw Glass honors the life and work of Bob Snodgrass—the widely acknowledged "Godfather of Glass"—showcasing his pipes alongside the incredible achievements of the generations of glass artists who've followed the path he blazed.
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I watched him wander around his London home on Instagram live, blazed and watching The Hobbit, talking at thousands of strangers, thousands of miles away, who loved him for reasons he genuinely did not understand.
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In February, Dylan Larkin, 19, of the Detroit Red Wings blazed around the ice at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, breaking a 20-year-old record for fastest lap at the N.H.L. All-Star Skills Challenge.
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Susana Martinez (R) declared a state of emergency and called on the National Guard to prepare to assist in fighting the fire, which has blazed across more than 16,000 acres and destroyed dozens of homes.
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Seeing a Great Lake for the first time, I understood how French explorers, who discovered "the sweet seas" and essentially blazed the border with Canada, assumed that the lakes led to the Pacific — and China.
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The efforts by Mr. Schnare and Mr. Horner to obtain climate scientists' emails followed a trail blazed in 2009 in an episode known as Climategate, when hackers exposed a trove of private messages between scientists.
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Tuchel blazed the way for him, just as Klopp opened the door for Tuchel, and Ralf Rangnick, Germany's original laptop manager, broke the seal on outsiders' entering the coaching ranks more than 20 years ago.
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"There were a lot of bummed-out people when they found out Dixie Kiefer was among the dead," Mr. Rocco said as he began his labored descent back down the trail blazed by the rescuers.
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Instead, Verlander blazed 97 mile-per-hour heat from the start, Bieber struck out the side and the A.L. staff combined to fan 16, topping the National League, 163-3, for its seventh straight win.
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And with the shift in the way designers fit into organizations and the way design fits into business overall, the design ecosystem is following the same path blazed by enterprise SaaS companies in recent years.
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The so-called Thomas fire has blazed through 273,400 acres (110,641 hectares), surpassing the previous record of the 2003 Cedar fire in San Diego County that scorched 641,246 acres and killed 15 people, they said.
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If it's one of the single-digit hours of the morning, you're pleasantly blazed and you're craving a half-dozen plates of gluten and high-fructose corn syrup, where else would you go but IHOP?
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While the 33-year-old Strycova played impressively to outsmart the 19th seed, Konta was the architect of her own downfall as she blazed 34 unforced errors against an opponent who simply had too much guile.
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It looked being a quick assignment for the former U.S. Open champion as he blazed away with his power game but a lapse at 4-63 in the second set allowed Sousa to break and level.
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The USA Network cult hit Mr. Robot has already blazed new trails by taking underground hacker culture mainstream, and now the producers are pushing the tech envelope further by diving into the world of virtual reality.
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But I was blazed as fuck one night and realized I had school work that needed to be done by the next day, so I did it when I was high and found it surprisingly easy.
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I quickly discovered the speedometer and turn signal lights were purely ornamental, the roof was a plywood board lashed to the frame by zip ties and the headlights blazed like two fireflies in the night sky.
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Ginsburg -- who, as a young lawyer, blazed trails on the issue of gender discrimination -- also spoke about her own struggles as a woman during law school when there were so few other women in the class.
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"Lois blazed the trail for the university to venture into the tumultuous real world of industrial and labor relations," said Lou Jean Fleron, who directs the High Road Fellowship program for undergraduates at Cornell in Buffalo.
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" In a tribute article posted on PBS's website, Bridget DeSimone, a producer who worked with her, said Ms. Bowser had "blazed a trail early in the news business when there weren't many women in her spot.
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Wearing the same outfits that they use to farm, scarves tied around their heads to protect them from the hot sun, they blazed through a 15-minute routine of standing splits, side planks and boat poses.
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The travel staff followed a path blazed by Mark Felt, the F.B.I. official who did not get the big promotion that he coveted and, as a source called Deep Throat, helped bring down Richard Nixon's presidency.
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A package of three bills that would have legalized cannabis, designated new programs for marijuana-related tax revenues and blazed new criminal justice reforms collapsed after facing resistance from the state's black and Latino faith leaders.
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"The U.S. let Beijing know that its officials will face real consequences for discriminating against Americans and Tibetans and has blazed a path for other countries to follow," the group's president, Matteo Mecacci, said in a statement.
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Between this and those officers who called 911 on themselves after getting too blazed, it seems like cops could maybe use a workshop on, uh, not getting turnt on the job instead of another refresher on breathalyzers.
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A profane show from day one, South Park was the first-ever regular program dubbed TV-MA (+103) in the US and blazed a trail for the future of television by normalizing unbleeped swearing on cable (+221).
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To think of how I Love Lucy wasn't allowed to say "pregnancy" way back when and compare it to the trail that South Park has blazed (and the work it's still doing against censorship) is pretty crazy.
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And if you don't believe me that this movie was purpose-built for the abundantly blazed, pay close attention to what Stan Lee (very mild spoiler alert) is reading in his blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo.
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I typed this entire review in Google Docs (partially online and offline), while listening to Spotify, with a bunch of tabs open for research purposes and the 1.6Hz Intel Celeron processor just blazed along without any issues.
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Justin Broadrick: Well, when I "tested" the mix before submitting it, my test involved me dancing to the mix in an almost pitch black room lit only by a TV screen, while the mix blazed down headphones.
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"As researchers go, Peter Byrne blazed more trails to get respect for this field than anyone else in that time period, so I am not shocked he went to the F.B.I. but I am surprised," she said.
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If you're yearning for the aesthetic that brought you those rad Lifetouch yearbook photo backgrounds, but also want to get blazed out of your skull because it's legal in a bunch of states now and, why not?
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That trail has been blazed by Carter Stewart, a 19-year-old pitcher for Eastern Florida State College, who has agreed with the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks on a six-year contract worth about $7 million, plus incentives.
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The winning goals have been on continual repeat across television screens, and the victory blazed in huge headlines across newspapers; it is all anyone wants to talk about on the streets of the capital, Port of Spain.
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When Mr. Wolfe first blazed onto the literary scene, many, if not most, male writers persisted in dressing like hardscrabble characters from a Clifford Odets play or possibly denizens of the cartoonist Al Capp's mythical Outer Slobovia.
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Protests blazed across the world this weekend, as outrage over Chile's economic situation boiled over, separatist Catalan activists again clashed with police, and tens of thousands amassed in day three of anti-government corruption protests in Lebanon.
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The trail has been blazed; they need only to follow those who have proven that by addressing poverty with an economic agenda, one can reach across boundaries of race and ethnicity to uplift communities — and win races.
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While the president has blazed a chaotic streak through Europe this past week, Turnberry has received special recognition amid other Trump-issued sound bites that analysts say have undermined the United States' relationships with close NATO allies.
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Image 2 of 2 ATHENS, Greece – Residents fled their homes Monday as a swift-moving fire blazed through a mountainous pine forest west of Athens and churned out smoke that turned the sky orange over the Greek capital.
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"From Snowfall to The Upshot to The Displaced, the award-winning VR film that blazed the trail in VR journalism, The Times has been the leader in visual digital storytelling," said New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet.
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Recently, the ravages of climate change fueled wildfires that have exposed the frailty of California's electrical grid and prompted the state's largest utility company to cut power, leaving nearly 3 million in the dark as nearby fires blazed.
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"Critical Role blazed a new trail for original digital content, with fresh new voices and humor that earned devoted fans around the world, as evidenced by their wildly successful Kickstarter campaign," Jennifer Salke, head of Amazon Studios, said.
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The 26-year-old world number five blazed 50 winners, many of them jaw-dropping backhands, to beat the five-time champion 443-7(5) 6-3 7-6(5) in front of a spellbound O2 arena crowd.
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In this, skin care is roughly following the trail blazed by advice columns in 2015, when they went from being oft-overlooked and utilitarian service journalism to showcases for some of the hottest young voices in digital publishing.
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A campfire blazed in the middle of a flat circle of red earth, somewhere in the 22-mile-long Makhtesh Ramon, a crater-like depression of land carved by a receding sea hundreds of millions of years ago.
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And while Netflix has blazed the trail of creating streaming-native premium content like House of Cards and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Amazon is in the game, too, with shows like The Man in the High Castle and Transparent.
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Companies are also reportedly becoming wary of the idea of putting their corporate brands next to Trump, who has blazed a path to the nomination by making remarks members of both parties have said are out-of-bounds.
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After losing 216 yards on offense in the first quarter of last week's season-opening victory at Chicago, Green Bay blazed out of the gates to take a 103-210 lead 221 minutes, 28 seconds into the game.
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But instead of a bacchanalian scene where previously surreptitious stoners share the sidewalks with suburban dads blazed off fizzy, cannabis-infused root beers, the transition to a post-prohibition California is almost certain to be a messy one.
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Image: ESIDubbed 'Oumuamua, meaning "messenger from afar arriving first" in the indigenous Hawaiian language, the comet-like object blazed through our Solar System at 67,100 miles per hour, while (thankfully) coming no closer to Earth than 20.5 million miles.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sloane Stephens maintained her perfect record against fellow American Madison Keys as she blazed into the French Open final with a 6-4 6-4 win on Thursday in a repeat of last year's U.S. Open final.
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That is the question that hangs so urgently over the wavering title character of "King Charles III," Mike Bartlett's flat-out brilliant portrait of a monarchy in crisis, which blazed open on Sunday night at the Music Box Theater.
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More likely than some highly motivated stoner dropping an enormous chunk of change to get a town blazed is that the readings are false positives caused by some other contaminant, or that the field test kits themselves are unreliable.
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Dressel, who in 2017 matched Michael Phelps' record of seven world titles at a single championship, blazed away from the blocks and just held on from Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers, winning gold in 46.96 — the second-fast time ever.
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The deciding set was littered with service breaks but Murray crucially saved break points at 4-4 and then pounced when Wawrinka served in the next game, sealing the title as his tiring Swiss opponent blazed a forehand wide.
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The Atlanta rapper, who blazed through 2015 dropping three critically acclaimed solo projects and a mixtape with Drake, is preparing to release his next album this Friday on Apple Music, sources close to the situation confirm to The Verge.
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Netflix India's Sacred Games is back for a second season, this time expanding beyond the novel by Vikram Chandra and into the turbulent territory of the unknown blazed by Big Little Lies, The Handmaid's Tale, and Game of Thrones.
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Henniker, New Hampshire (CNN)When Marco Rubio blazed out of Iowa riding high on his surprisingly strong third-place finish, one thing immediately became clear: He was heading into the New Hampshire primary with a target on his back.
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This is Ruchie Freier, as friends call her, a 52-year-old Hasidic Jewish grandmother who has blazed a trail in her insular religious community with so much determination that the male authorities have simply had to make room.
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Despite such omissions, Siler has provided a usefully broad view of the fight against slavery in San Francisco's Chinatown, one especially effective in giving voice to previously underappreciated figures who worked alongside Cameron or blazed their own important trails.
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The speedy Gurianov took a pass from Seguin and blazed in from the left side, outracing defenseman Erik Cernak and slipping his 12th goal between Vasilevskiy's pads to knot it at 1 at 17:49 of the middle period.
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The world number one was a set and a break down on Wednesday before he regrouped and blazed through the last two sets on Thursday in a last-eight showdown which was played over two days due to rain.
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Snoop's relationship with Beyond Meat has recently taken him to the glazed (not blazed) confines of Dunkin', the chain previously known as Dunkin' Donuts until somebody realized that chocolate-dipped French crullers were not the health food America desired.
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With news of Tottenham's late revival in Wales filtering through, there was palpable tension in the air and a huge sigh of relief swept Stamford Bridge in stoppage time when City defender John Stones blazed over with the goal gaping.
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"If today we can celebrate, it is due to all those who blazed trails and opened a door to the future, bequeathed to you that same responsibility," he said aid before laying flowers at the Monument to Freedom in Riga.
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As the sun blazed down on the project site that morning, Mr. Irwin spent the better part of an hour picking the brain of a local grass specialist, who had arrived for what was expected to be a quick consultation.
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He was leading his band through a sound check prior to a show in San Francisco, and he parked me in the wings while he strapped on a guitar and blazed through a few songs before ambling over to me.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton blazed to a record-extending eighth pole and sixth in succession at the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday to lead Valtteri Bottas to a Mercedes sweep of the front row of the grid.
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Suddenly Osaka seemed to relax and after claiming the breaker she blazed through the decider to stretch her winning streak in Grand Slam matches to 15, having followed her stunning U.S. Open win over Williams by winning the Australian Open.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - After a wildfire blazed a path of destruction in the oil boomtown of Fort McMurray, Canadian towns in heavily wooded northern Alberta are scrambling to take precautions against fire as hot weather and dry vegetation increase the risk.
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AIM-listed Monetise, worth about 2 billion pounds at its peak in early 2014, blazed a trail by linking banks and mobile operators to build a business capable of handling billions of dollars in mobile payments, purchases and money transfers.
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The twice Wimbledon champion, who knocked out world number one Angelique Kerber in the last 16, took a stranglehold on the match from the start, losing one point in the first four games as she blazed through the first set.
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Following the free-climbing route that Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson blazed over 19 days nearly two years ago, having received advice and support from both men, Ondra hoped to complete the nearly 3,000-foot ascent in five or six days.
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The bank has blazed a trail in global central banking by becoming something of an activist investor in pursuit of economic revival, using its influence as a mainly indirect owner of shares to support firms that spend more cash at home.
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Hillary blazed that trail in 220006 and 2202 facing headlines that seemed fixated over whether she was too muscular and masculine in her policy chops or too sensitive when the chips were down after a defeat in the Iowa caucus.
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But when Hollywood's biggest stars wear black on the Golden Globes red carpet this weekend in solidarity with sexual assault victims, they will do so in part because, many decades ago, Douglas blazed a trail for the uprising we're seeing today.
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Given that Seshat is the patron deity of wisdom, knowledge, and scribes, it's tempting to assume she derived her powers from getting so blazed that a pot leaf materializes over her head, like some stoner riff on a light bulb.
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" On the train, Asimov came up with the premise for a story about the decline of a galactic empire, and when he described it in the meeting that afternoon, he remembered, "Campbell blazed up as I had never seen him do.
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The voiceover and the theatrical ending date Blade Runner in a way that would have made it a perfect candidate for a remake... if the Director's Cut hadn't come out in 20073, and blazed a trail for the Final Cut in 2007.
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And while it's a bummer you can't get super blazed and wander around Cinderella's castle (which arguably sounds like the greatest thing in the world), medical marijuana advocates say the rule could penalize patients with debilitating conditions—like epilepsy, cancer, and glaucoma.
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In equities, shares in mobile networks operator MTN blazed the downhill trail, sliding over 10 percent as they traded ex-dividend and on the emergence of new complications in its efforts to cut the size of a hefty fine it faces in Nigeria.
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KINGSTON (Reuters) - Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's steady return to her best form continued at the Racers Grand Prix on Saturday when the twice Olympic champion blazed to a world leading 10.88 seconds in the 100 meters at the National Stadium in Kingston.
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Still, she said, the air quality in the Bay Area was not as bad as it was during the Camp fire, which blazed for more than two weeks in 2018, claimed dozens of lives and became the deadliest wildfire on record in California.
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From poets like Nikki Giovanni and musicians like Laura Jane Grace to designers like Joy Cho and wheelchair ballet choreographer Mary Verdi-Fletcher, these women have broken down barriers, blazed their own trails, and set an incredible example for the next generation.
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In the weeks leading up to her monumental nod, Morrison blazed a trail through the precursor circuit, picking up victories and/or nominations from the New York Film Critics Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, and the Broadcast Film Critics Association.
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"In the grandest tradition of exploration, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has once again blazed a trail, showing us new wonders and demonstrating where our curiosity can take us if we dare," said Jim Green, director of the NASA's Planetary Science Division in a statement.
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But hemp's pitifully low count—an average of less than 1 percent compared to an average 18.7 percent in Colorado's dank bud—in tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive component of cannabis, makes it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to get blazed on hemp.
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Andy Warhol blazed the trail of Americana imagery in the fine art world with his Campbell's soup screen prints, but at the same time, another artist was making his name in a similar vein, painting quaint and somewhat bizarre interpretations of American desserts.
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He blazed his path, and built his fortune, playing at an old Beltway game: serving as a bag-man, kitted out in K Street threads, for any number of corrupt foreign actors looking to sidle into the good graces of Washington elites.
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This is why we've seen such big pushes for trust in the internet, which is already shaping how information is presented to us in our feeds, and which will continue to evolve to follow the path being blazed by China's Social Credit Score.
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Finally, after the dust from Thursday's show had cleared and as the sun blazed above us, the first thrilling moments of intro track "Alsvartr (The Oath)" rang out across the festival grounds, and a slow stampede of bodies headed towards the main stage.
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Following the path blazed by winery inns and microbrewery hotels like McMenamins, a chain of hotels in Oregon, a new crop of American hotels offers not just a comfortable bed and a leisurely stay, but also adult beverages you can't get anywhere else.
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This mostly ignored that Profar, who had been told he'd miss the entire 2015 season after the surgery, blazed through his recovery quickly enough to make it back for 32 minor league games, then 30 more as a designated hitter in the Arizona Fall League.
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The fire had blazed for eight hours before firefighters were able to largely contain it, including saving its two iconic rectangular towers and many of its precious relics, including the Crown of Thorns, said to have been worn by Jesus Christ before the crucifixion.
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Flaunted as an on-screen narrator in Wigstock: The Movie, and paraded on TV talk shows, Alexis was a Leigh Bowery of celebrity culture and learned to deal with notoriety in a way that blazed a trail for transgender celebrities and actors who came after.
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Arriving coach-less and ranked 72 in the world, the 23-year-old Australian blazed through the draw, taking out Rafa Nadal, Stan Wawrinka and John Isner in three-set epics before outclassing Zverev 6-3 6-4 to claim his fifth career title.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As he blazed through the Rio Games, winning an historic third batch of three sprint gold medals, Jamaica's Usain Bolt was clear this is his last time on the Olympic track, where he feels he has nothing left to prove.
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While mostly well marked, with signposts placed every 23 feet or so, the Maah Daah Hey can devolve into a latticework of tracks — some of them cow paths, some blazed by backcountry regulars — forking this way and that, and ebbing into ever-unpromising voids.
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The negotiations required to bring all its various parties to agreement were long, grinding, and unsexy, but they have blazed a trail, showing how resource managers, businesses, environmental justice activists, and climate hawks can hammer out a compromise with guaranteed emission reductions at the core.
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LOS ANGELES — In the summer of 226, Johnny Cash was living in the wilderness of Southern California when — possibly high on drugs — he sparked a wildfire with his overheated truck that blazed through more than 500 acres and threatened the lives of endangered condors.
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But, in reality, pot smokers titrate: while there was an upward trend for some years in the 1990s, the proportion of high school seniors who blazed and said they got "very high" when they smoked pot is virtually the same as it was in 1975.
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The strike team from Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Station 509 were located on Hames Road on the outskirts of South Nowra — an area currently listed with a Bushfire Emergency Warning, the highest level of bushfire alert — when the raging fire blazed around the truck.
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"He blasted Clinton for refusing to use the term "radical Islam;" condemned the "failed intervention in Libya," and said the former secretary of State was responsible for a "reckless, rudderless and aimless foreign policy" that had "blazed a path of destruction in its wake.
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In an important sense, Trump is following a political trail that W blazed — becoming the first (and so far only) Republican Party politician to follow the template of populist nationalism that the only successful GOP presidential candidate of the past 30 years rode to the White House.
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SYDNEY, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Australian retailers suffered their worst month in nearly 2-1/2 years in December as shoppers were discouraged by bushfires that blazed along the south-eastern coast of the country and stoked smoke haze over the biggest cities of Sydney and Melbourne.
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"In the grandest tradition of exploration, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has once again blazed a trail, showing us new wonders and demonstrating where our curiosity can take us if we dare," Jim Green, director of the Planetary Science Division at NASA Headquarters in Washington, said in a statement.
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Not the galaxy that the researchers are talking about, but you get the idea (Image: ESA/Hubble & NASA/Flickr)Only a billion or so years after the universe formed, a galaxy far more massive than our own and a fraction of the size blazed into existence.
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But even when the candidates weren't successful, some of them made history just by running: Vermont's Christine Hallquist may have lost, but still blazed trails as the nation's first openly trans gubernatorial candidate, and Abrams was America's first major party African-American woman nominee for governor.
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Scaramucci blazed quite a trail during his 10 days on the job, engineering the ouster of former Chief of Staff Reince Priebus (whom he accused of leaking) and crudely taking on presidential advisor Steve Bannon in one of the most colorful interviews in White House history.
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Netflix has a slew of great food documentaries to watch while blazed (The Birth of Sake, Todo Sobre El Asado, Somm, and Barbeque to name just a few), but the critically acclaimed Jiro Dreams of Sushi is still probably the best option to watch while baked.
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At the end of the day, selling papers might not deal a major blow to Sessions's war on weed, but it's nice to know that, somewhere in America, someone is getting blazed with a guy who once said pot was "only slightly less awful" than heroin.
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And he smokes weed to escape, usually with his friend Darius (Straight Outta Compton's Keith Stanfield), who's so blazed and given to philosophical asides that it's not entirely certain (at least for me) that he's a real character or a figment of Earn and Alfred's imaginations.
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Nick and Brian held it down while Karen blazed across the stage—that quivering right thigh, the way she'd pull the mic lead taut arm-to-arm, or bend like a slinky, blowing beer (and later champagne) into the air like a busted city fire hydrant.
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Silicon Valley wants to do as he did, and follow the trail he blazed; first, make a lot of money from paperclip capitalism, yes (like Musk did with PayPal) but only in order to use that money to make rocket ships and electric cars and solar roofs.
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But the more she evolved, Ms Dynamite also blazed a trail to wider fame at a time where female solo artists have rarely managed to break out within their scene, let alone break America, and helped open the door for women to walk through after her.
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Mr. Bogardus, a 28-year-old native of the North Fork who graduated from the Culinary Institute of America, is doing a splendid job of following the trail blazed by Mr. Hayden, who is often credited with bringing farm-to-table fine dining to Long Island.
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Oak Park, home to about 50,000 people at the time, had also begun to change, if inauspiciously, in the 19963s, when the research chemist Percy Lavon Julian and his family blazed a trail as the first black people to move there; their house was firebombed several times.
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Charles Ratton (1897-1986) blazed the trail: He became such a prominent dealer and connoisseur that he lent works to the Museum of Modern Art's "African Negro Art" exhibition in 1935, and was the focus of a 2013 exhibition at the Quai Branly museum in Paris.
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Even teams led by future WNBA first-round picks like Boyette, or teams that had conquered the rest of the NCAA field like Syracuse, wound up on the wrong end of massively one-sided defeats as Connecticut blazed a trail to its fourth championship in four seasons.
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According to the Press Democrat, the wildfire blazed a trail through the Fountaingrove headquarters of Keysight Technologies, a spinoff of HP spinoff Agilent Technologies, and burned down a modular structure where the personal and business papers of late HP co-founders William Hewlett and David Packard were stored.
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Mr. Moore, who was hired as a copy boy by The Philadelphia Inquirer and worked his way up to reporter, columnist and associate editor, blazed the trail for countless protégés by lobbying for more minority hiring in newsrooms, mentoring prospective reporters and advocating more coverage of black life.
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Breitbart, Infowars, and other comparably questionable distributors of right-wing media have built their brand on presenting sensationalized fake news to their die-hard audience much like the trail blazed by Fox News; unlike Fox, these sites operate successfully without even pretending to be ideologically neutral or journalistically ethical.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Before Transparent, before I Am Cait, and before Chaz Bono was on Dancing with the Stars, there were trans performers, artists, and public figures who blazed the trails for the unprecedented level of visibility trans people see in our media today.
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According to Deadline, the movie puts a stoner spin on the original plot, telling the story of on a "20-something weed-growing loser" who gets stuck at home after missing his flight for a holiday ski trip and decides, naturally, to just spend his time getting blazed instead.
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"Oldest sisters and brothers likely often feel like it would have been nice to have someone older who blazed the trail and broke in the parents before they came along," says Katherine J. Conger, PhD, professor of human development and family studies at the University of California, Davis.
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It's a big change for Kelly, who blazed up the ranks at Fox News by claiming that Santa Claus was definitely white and that the New Black Panther Party was the biggest threat to American democracy since World War II and that Sandra Bland's death was her own fault.
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" During the conversation, Peele also spoke about his long path to success, starting with a stint at MadTV and a missed opportunity to join the SNL cast, which apparently led to a stretch of time he spent getting blazed in his room and scheming "like a comic book supervillain.
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In this debut Martin Stewart follows a trail blazed by greater writers before him, yet he more than makes up for the predictable and sometimes laughable plot devices and clunky, long-winded expository speeches with an exquisite sense of style and a gift for the singular wonder of language.
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With its sweeping views and stylish décor, the Dream seemed like a fitting place to celebrate Lyric, who in her brief life had blazed through Stanford University, mastered French in Paris, appeared on her best friend's reality TV show and was now finishing a script for her own movie.
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Can a small display in a space as constrained as this one really do justice to the career of a poor Jewish boy from the East end of London, who blazed like Modernist comet through the city's stuffy art world during the second decade of the twentieth-century?
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The designer Hedi Slimane, who over four years blazed a best-selling, controversial and much-imitated trail through fashion as the creative director of Saint Laurent before leaving in March 2016 without explanation or apology, is re-emerging in the public eye this week, this time as a photographer.
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In other fun news from our friends in science: hip action is the key to being a dancing queen, fish-scale geckos have a really freaky way of dodging danger, and a fiery meteor last week blazed a trail visible all the way from New York to Nebraska.
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Mr. Rocco, 215, negotiated the rocky path blazed 249 years ago by rescuers who hacked their way up the mountain following a plane crash some 1,100 feet up in the Hudson Highlands, a few miles east of Beacon, N.Y., a 75-minute drive north of New York City.
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Consoles have become a staple of consumer technology since popular models like the Atari 2600 and the Nintendo Entertainment System blazed a trail back in the late &apos70s and early &apos3s, but these devices have come a long way from the old 8-bit 2D graphics of decades past.
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Holding tight to her Queen of Soul title for five decades, she blazed a trail that included selling 21970 million albums, winning 263 Grammy awards, and becoming the first woman to be inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and youngest artist to receive a Kennedy Honor in 21957.
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Jets dispatch Islanders to continue home run WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The Winnipeg Jets proved that they don't need Mark Scheifele to maintain their ascent to the top of the Central Division, as the other horses in their lineup blazed the way in defeating the New York Islanders 2135-21980 on Friday night.
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As for the road ahead and the future of a nation that will be led by a man with no government experience, Navarro said she hoped that the man soon to inhabit the Oval Office is far different from the one who blazed a campaign trail unlike any seen before.
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It kicked off when the company's towering Falcon 9 rocket blazed toward the sky from a launch pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 10:30 pm ET. Around 11:30 pm ET, the second stage of the rocket deployed what's called a payload stack — holding all 60 satellites.
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"Often we applaud the trails that people blaze in the external world that we can see, but very rarely do we applaud the trails that are blazed in the hidden rooms of the mind, that are full of uncertainty, false beliefs, and pain," she told the crowd while accepting the award.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/CornellEmily Lakdawalla, senior editor of The Planetary Society:Spirit and Opportunity really blazed a new path for public communications about an active science mission when Steve Squyres and Jim Bell made the choice to make all of the images available to the public when they arrived on Earth.
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Sbarro blazed a trail in the Russian market in 1997 to become the top pizza company in the country, but lost the edge to competitors after it failed to adapt to a drop in the rouble's value against the dollar and Russia's ban on many foreign food imports in 2014.
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These were basically the first large youth protests in Romania since the early 1990s, and no major media outlet was talking about them, even though thousands of young people occupied the main streets of Bucharest and hit the asphalt with plastic bottles filled with pebbles to wake up the blazed city.
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Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio made a fantastic diving low save to touch clear Younes Belhanda's sharp header but Medhi Benatia's blazed effort over the bar was more typical of their finishing from half-a-dozen reasonable chances and they paid the ultimate price for their lack of a proven goalscorer.
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Had he held onto them a little longer, he might have blazed a genuinely new trail, shaken the franchise from its lingering sense of rote repetition, and seared a traumatic-but-awesome experience into the heads of a new generation of viewers, just as The Empire Strikes Back once did.
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CreditCreditLaura McDermott for The New York Times DETROIT — Just before the holidays, on a dark street a few blocks from downtown, a group of public officials crowded onto a makeshift stage before a shivering crowd, flipped a big switch — and the last of this city's 2000,21980 new streetlights blazed on.
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They had used some kind of accelerant, they must have, so that when the three children touched their torches to it (angling their bodies away, keeping the greatest distance between themselves and the fire) the flames leaped up the wood, from the base to the ridiculous crown the whole frog blazed up.
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Six years before Neymar was born, in the summer of 0003, Enzo Francescoli, the Uruguayan forward known as El Principe, blazed the trail when he was snared by another club that believed it could combine the allure of Paris with apparently bottomless wealth to create, almost from scratch, a team of superstars.
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Peering insouciantly from beneath a broad-brimmed black hat and clad in a black cloak, Ms. Sims blazed a trail for a generation of black supermodels when her full-page portrait was published on the cover of Fashions of The Times, a special section of The New York Times Magazine, on Aug.
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The researchers found that within 49 thousandths of a second of a recorded cry being played, the periaqueductal gray — an area deep in the midbrain that has long been linked to urgent, do-or-die behaviors — had blazed to attention, twice as fast as it reacted to dozens of other audio clips tested.
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The Ugandan team from the AVRS School, a boarding school outside Kampala, blazed through the 2015 Europe-Africa Tournament, outscoring opponents 67-2 in the tournament's five games, then going on to Williamsport, where they won their first game at the World Series against the Dominican Republic and became fast darlings of the ESPN coverage.
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As someone who partakes in cannabis (only in places where it is legal and not in my apartment minutes before this episode started, of course), something about Badowski's look, mode of speech, and the content of what she was saying led me to believe that she was possibly, to put it bluntly, blazed as fuck.
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Anderson stopped a point shot but the rebound went all the way to the top of the circle on the other side of the rink, and Tarasenko — who came off the bench and stepped into the shot — unloaded a rocket that blazed too fast for the netminder to get across his crease and be in position.
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Indeed, in 1994 Stern himself took an early baby step down the trail now blazed by Trump by running for governor of New York as a Libertarian on a simplistic and populist platform (pro-death penalty, anti-traffic) -- a high-profile bid that was aborted due to Stern's refusal to meet the state's financial-disclosure requirement.
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Charting a unique course, Hope Sandoval and Colm Ó Cíosóig, have stood at the helm of their shared project, Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions, for some 15 years, and for any recent 90s-o-philia inductees, the two trail-blazed through the last decade of the 20th century in landmark bands Mazzy Star and My Bloody Valentine, respectively.
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If Chief Keef blazed the trail for rap songs as mush-mouthed sing-alongs, Uzi is the proper arrival, pushing that sound into more colorful, gleeful territory with the help of a murderers' row of current producers that includes FKi, Sonny Digital, and TM88, as well as one of the architects of Keef's own evolution, DP Beats.
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Until 2014, under the sway of the former Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr Al-Thani (known as "HBJ"), it blazed an aggressive acquisition trail that involved buying Western financial groups that had been crippled by the 2008 financial crisis, as well as high-profile assets like Harrods, the upmarket London department store.
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Then the lights blazed up on a square room, about fifteen feet per side, filled from floor to ceiling with wine and liquor, resting in sturdy wooden bins stacked four high, stained dark brown and built around three sides of the room, along with a two-sided row of bins in the middle, forming two bays.
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So many cutting-edge educational innovations have been introduced and become widespread thanks to the pioneering role of charters, once they opened in D.C. From Early College, in which high schoolers take college courses, to pre-K programs that attempt to eliminate the achievement gap before kindergarten to teaching world languages, charters have blazed a trail.
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Join's foundation is based on the observation that commercial construction industry is following a path blazed by the software industry before it, from a so-called 'waterfall' product development mode, whereby you more or less follow rigid steps in sequence, to a more agile mode in which each phase is more fluid and the project's scope can change in the execution.
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If you look at our Congress, which has so few women compared to other nations, yet time and again the women — Republicans and Democrats — have crossed that aisle, they've come together, and because of that, on key issues from Title IX to domestic violence to so many health issues, they've brought along their male colleagues and have blazed progress for this country.
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Zhou, 17, showed the world he a force in the skating world after a massive showing last year, which saw him become the first junior in history to land a quadruple lutz, which blazed his path to winning the 2017 World Junior Championships, 2017 Bavarian Open championships, and earning silver at the 2017 U.S. National and bronze at the 2018 U.S. National.
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Even as fires still blazed Sunday morning at the bombing site, Iraq's machinery of grief was fully in motion: Hospitals tried to identify charred bodies, workers sorted through the rubble searching for more victims, and the first coffins were on their way to the holy city of Najaf and its vast cemetery, always expanding, where Iraq's Shiites bury their dead.
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The chandelier is a memento of the theater director's biggest triumph and most spectacular setback — "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 238," an inventive, immersive electro-pop opera, adapted from Tolstoy's "War and Peace," that in 216 blazed onto Broadway with Josh Groban, fresh pierogies and rave reviews, but then imploded in a conflagration of social media, identity politics and money woes.
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" On the so-called fiduciary rule concerning brokers of retirement accounts, Acosta blazed ahead initially, allowing part of it to take effect in June 2017, despite a February memorandum from the White House that directed Acosta to re-examine the Obama-era regulation in light of, among other things, whether it would bring "dislocations or disruptions within the retirement services industry.
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France 4-3 Argentina, last 16 A match-up worthy of a World Cup final kicked off the knockout phase and was a thriller from the start, when Mbappe blazed through the middle of the pitch and won a penalty which Griezmann converted, right to the finish, when Sergio Aguero headed in an injury time goal to set up a tense finale.
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Here's a look at how some of the biggest and most prominent of these, plus a few others, might be impacted by today's news: This startup, founded at Y Combinator in 2012, blazed a trail in the US at a time when very few grocery stories offered delivery, by providing a way to shop through an app and get everything brought to your door.
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"From Jacob Riis to Eleanor Roosevelt to Harry Belafonte — who we are so honored to have with us here today — it was New Yorkers who challenged the status quo, who blazed a trail of progressive reform and political action, who took on the elite, who stood up to say that social and economic justice will start here and will start now," de Blasio said.
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In a bold play call, Brees dropped back off play action and zipped one 103 yards down the sideline to Cooks, who caught it in stride and blazed the rest of the 98 yards to the end zone: With the score 24-10, it looked like New Orleans was cruising to an easy home win, and we'd had our dose of entertainment for the day.
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Before you roll a joint and head to the closest McDonald's, hoping to get blazed where the ball pit used to be, we hope you'll read this: Despite what one widely shared 'news' item insists—and the word news should be read with sarcastic air quotes around it—not a single McDonald's has turned its children's play area into a weed-friendly smoking section.
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It was the only case the couple worked together, and it encapsulated, Stiepleman thought, so much about the era and their marriage: the discrimination that women faced; the path his aunt blazed, as she won cases to counter that discrimination even before she became a Supreme Court justice; and the unusually equal partnership she had with Martin Ginsburg, in the courtroom and at home.
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Ever since she blazed onto Broadway with a Tony-winning, show-stealing performance in a revival of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" in 1999 (she officially made her Broadway debut two years earlier, in "Steel Pier"), Ms. Chenoweth has returned regularly, in revivals of "Promises, Promises" and "On the Twentieth Century," but perhaps most memorably as the perkier witch in the long-running "Wicked," chirping merrily about her popularity.
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He received scholarship offers from Illinois State, which he said had him slotted as a receiver, and Northern Iowa, the program that groomed quarterback Kurt Warner for the N.F.L. Johnson's goal was to follow the path blazed by Warner, a native of Iowa who led the Rams to a Super Bowl victory in his second full season in the N.F.L. and the 2008 Cardinals to the franchise's only Super Bowl appearance so far.
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