Blue Sky Noise (2010) What did you set out to do with Blue Sky Noise ?
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Blue Sky Alternative's stock has halved in value since March 28, when short-seller Glaucus Research Group claimed Blue Sky had overstated its size, exaggerated performance and over-valued assets.
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What is it like to sleep under a blue sky?
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Blue Sky has said the claims were incorrect and misleading.
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The blue sky overhead is streaked by fighter jet contrails.
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Beyond the windshield, a vapor trail bisected the blue sky.
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Policies do not arise out of the clear blue sky.
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It was picture perfect, sunny, blue sky, blue lake, swans.
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Clouds are a gorgeous contrast against a deep blue sky.
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It's getting darker, the blue sky gone pink and purple.
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Blue sky over blue sea, all softened by the humidity.
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Lush green mountains reach up to an expansive blue sky.
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Here's one with a clear blue sky in the background.
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But inside Fox Animation is the company Blue Sky Studios.
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It means to strike out of a clear blue sky.
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The blue sky contrasted against these bright colors was amazing.
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HK), natural gas seller Blue Sky Power Holdings Co (6828.
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An airplane flew overhead, white contrail against the sharp blue sky.
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The chilly January wind makes the blue sky seem particularly stark.
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BET recently acquired its first ever web series Brooklyn. Blue. Sky.
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"It's a great day," he said, glancing at the blue sky.
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Roundabout wanted to do it out of the clear blue sky.
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She said, "You know it's Jessica Lange's year" [for "Blue Sky"].
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Long streamers extend out from it in a slate blue sky.
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On the way back I stop off at Blue Sky Bakery.
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The blue sky reflected off the water, creating mirror images everywhere.
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"The foliage, the blue sky — it was like heaven," he remembers.
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Trees and foliage fade into cumulus clouds against a blue sky.
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Glaucus' most recent target was Australia-listed fund manager Blue Sky Alternative Investments, whose shares have fallen 76 percent since Glaucus claimed in late March that Blue Sky had over-valued assets and exaggerated its performance.
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The color in this is overall more saturated — especially the blue sky.
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US higher education policy in 2016 is not a blue-sky landscape.
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It's all aspirational, which is to say that it's all blue sky.
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I can even see the glass panels and blue sky through them.
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You are looking up at a blue sky with lazy, floating clouds.
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"They called me up out of the clear blue sky," he says.
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It was the greatest relief just to stare at the blue sky.
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Once again, I looked up through the rafters and beheld blue sky.
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This is the latest offering from the "Ice Age" studio Blue Sky.
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Now it has eight, including Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, Blue Sky and Searchlight.
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All around was nothing but golden sand, underneath a brilliant blue sky.
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What each side receives is not a function of "blue sky" conversation.
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The red shirts stand out against the blue sky in the background.
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There were mountains in the distance, and a blue sky with scattered clouds.
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They had some early goals and planning and idea germination, blue sky stuff.
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Blue Sky, 20323 Eliezer Peri Street, Tel Aviv 212; +12304-2972-8113-2811.
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Yet what does everybody under God's blue sky keep right on to doing?
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Take, for example, this image of a brick building against a blue sky.
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You can even see blue sky during the day and stars at night.
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For the first time in days, a pale blue sky stretched over Nairobi.
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Existing backers Blue Sky, MDI Ventures and Switzerland-based DKSH also took part.
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Prairie grasses of muted yellows and olives bristled under a heartbreakingly blue sky.
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Menace could be anywhere since it came out of a clear blue sky.
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A rich red stage curtain rises to reveal a cloud-dotted blue sky.
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One perfect blue-sky fall day, Seager boarded a train in Concord, Mass.
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And then, with a bolt from a bright blue sky, it all changed.
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The orb above them in a bright blue sky is actually the moon.
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The moon and Venus were clear and bright in the deepening blue sky.
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The jagged horizon of the brown San Jacinto Mountains vibrated against blue sky.
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Now that we've broken through, it has just blue sky and room to run.
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SO WE HAD LIKE A HAILSTORM, A BRIGHT GORGEOUS BLUE SKY, THEN A RAINSTORM.
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In a large monitor, a blue sky with white clouds plays on a loop.
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Then there are "blue-sky" firms that are unprofitable but have explosive sales growth.
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"The key to INGN's extreme multiple is its blue sky story," the report said.
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"That has to be done in advance on a blue-sky day," McIntosh said.
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The HTC U11 spat out the most vibrant image with a beautiful blue sky.
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Fist of the Blue Sky Regenesis will be streaming on Crunchyroll starting April 2nd.
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Her team of four reached the top of the Gulch under a blue sky.
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Even at heavy magnification, the aircraft is a tiny spec against the blue sky.
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Under a bright blue sky, valets park luxury cars with views of palm trees.
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What is your biggest blue-sky dream for five or ten years from now?
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Coats went on to work at Blue Sky Studios, on Horton Hears a Who!
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Legal experts have said options include consumer protection laws and "blue sky" securities laws.
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Now, there's a guy who gets blue sky (or should that be Smirnoff?) thinking.
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In parts of Santa Rosa on Thursday, there was something resembling a blue sky.
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The clouds had dispersed, revealing a Prussian blue sky and the glimmer of stars.
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The third pass was the clearest, with clouds clearing to reveal the blue sky.
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Fantastic Contraption put me in on a floating, green platform under bright blue sky.
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The beauty of the blue-sky day ignored what had occurred 2400 hours before.
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Why is the group pledged to "fight 'blue-sky thinking' wherever we find it"?
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Hopefully, to the sunlit uplands where a thousand flowers bloom amid blue-sky thinking.
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I love it most at night, the illuminated dome gold against the blue sky.
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White clouds stand out against a blue sky in the middle of the image.
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Spring will bloom thoroughly tomorrow with a victorious blue sky and temperatures in the 70s.
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Maybe pretend that Justin is taking one very long nap in the great, blue sky?
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The total number of "blue sky days" reached 198 last year, up 12 from 2015.
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It's a scorching midsummer day, and the sawgrass is still under a pale blue sky.
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She topped off the visual with a background featuring a blue sky with white clouds.
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Above, the contrails left by coalition warplanes drift across the blue sky in hazy circles.
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We zoom up towards the blue sky and off the motorway ramp into downtown Auckland.
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"It's not that we want a blue sky at the cost of development," Zou says.
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They joked that they lived in "lantian lüguan," meaning "the blue sky hotel," or outdoors.
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") When he opens the umbrella, he's lifted into the blue sky above him (titled "iPhone.
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Someone puts the phone on the ground, and you see blue sky and utility wires.
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Fans of the Blue Sky Academic Year Planner tout the attractive design and great format.
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On Sunday, Mr. Comey posted a picture of a bird formation in a blue sky.
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We had stared at the distant mountains rising toward a clear, blue sky in silence.
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One of the first shots is of a field of rolling hills and blue sky.
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It should not be forgotten that September 11 began as a beautiful blue-sky day.
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His landscapes are a litany of primary colors and common nouns: blue sky, green grass.
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Its vista often contrasts the vibrant red and oranges of settlements with a clear blue sky.
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Microsoft today has its Garage program; while Apple in 2012 tried something similar with Blue Sky.
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In the craggy Jura Mountains, tall pines stretch up and up into the cloudless blue sky.
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It's fairly blue-sky thinking, even for a company that regularly imbibes its own Kool-Aid.
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"They threw my phone, Facebook," she tells viewers as it lies upward, recording the blue sky.
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A large Sistine Chapel-like mural depicting angels against a blue sky hung on one wall.
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"Ambitious blue sky research coupled with a driving application," the description on I/O's website says.
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Hundreds of feet up in the air, vividly decorated kites fluttered against an unusually blue sky.
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One example might be taking a picture of a shadowy skyscraper against a bright blue sky.
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The lighting is completely flat, and the blue sky and buildings toward the back look fake.
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Credit Suisse also gave a "blue sky scenario" where the stock rises as high as $280.
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Driving home that day, my husband was silent as I stared at the hard blue sky.
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His ears could be seen above the crowd all along Fifth Avenue, poking into blue sky.
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You know those disaster movies where it's blue sky one minute, hellish storm clouds the next?
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Those who did not have coats were provided with one by the Blue Sky Fund team.
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"The spaciousness is a contrast to the city, just fields and blue sky," Ms. Bilodeau said.
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They obfuscate any sight of the city, allowing you to see only the blue sky above.
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It was like peering through the toxic air enveloping Chinese cities in search of blue sky.
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Some agents took selfies using the waves of the ocean and clear blue sky as a backdrop.
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I remember the faces of McAuliffe's parents staring up at the blue sky wondering what had happened.
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"'The political blue sky' comes with the price of retaliatory pollution after political events," the study concluded.
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It was a beautiful, sunny day with a clear blue sky and not a cloud in sight.
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Miriam and I had arrived early at the park with our families to a flawless, blue sky.
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The total number of "blue sky days" reached 198 in 2016, up 12 from the previous year.
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I'm gonna bring in people who have gone to the place where I might blue-sky dream.
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But it's extremely common for directors to blue-sky projects without moving past the wishful-thinking stage.
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The blue sky of Cabanding's Monet replica is intensified by the blue wall on which it hangs.
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Seeing it "flying in the blue sky makes generations of Chinese people's dream come true", it added.
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Around the web, professional bloggers, including those at Pretty Neat Living and Wendaful, love Blue Sky Planners.
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Michos took this image — which shows orange architecture and a white-and-blue sky — in Berlin, Germany.
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The sun was glistening off the buildings on the San Francisco skyline against a brilliant blue sky.
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But this was not a topic of discussion at the conference: the weather was more blue-sky.
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An affordable and sturdy Blue Sky planner can help you stay organized in school — and in life.
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The 'SNL' star headed into the weekend with an updated shade of blue -- sky blue we're thinkin'.
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The sun is shining in a wide-open blue sky, making the flat green horizon appear infinite.
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"Defend blue sky and breathe together," an exhortation painted on the brick wall surrounding the lot says.
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Beneath you a hilly maze of steeples, forked-roads and aerials, amassed under the rising blue sky.
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And the business prospects are totally blue sky — or even purple sky — at this point as well.
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When my coach sees me hunched over he laughs and gestures at the trees and blue sky.
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It was a blue-sky morning in Jakarta, with a few clouds floating offshore to the north.
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UNDER THE blazing sun in a cloudless blue sky, green foliage droops with unfurling white cotton bolls.
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All is black and white and gray with periodic wild flashes of razor-blue sky and sun.
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"'Political blue sky' comes with the price of retaliatory pollution after political events," the study's authors said.
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Green pastures, sleek white blades, blue sky—a pleasing evocation of the extraterrestrial and the ecologically sound.
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Towering red rock formations and big blue sky make up the stereotypical backdrop of the American West.
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Mr. Sorkin tackles that and does some more blue-sky thinking in his DealBook closing dinner column.
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CreditCreditLouis Rudd When it's blue sky and you're on the polar plateau, you can feel so small.
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Around 4.30pm an aircraft came into view, its white fuselage clearly visible against the stark blue sky.
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Around 20123pm an aircraft came into view, its white fuselage clearly visible against the stark blue sky.
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Ditching the pilot goes a step beyond the blue-sky thinking taking place at another transport innovator, Uber.
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There he saw a red house that resembled an "architectural strawberry" with a pale blue sky behind it.
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If we had a blue sky, sunshine, perfect risk on environment, maybe Greece by itself wouldn't matter much.
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Images on social media showed large plumes of smoke disseminating above mountains against a backdrop of blue sky.
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Blue-sky thinking and speculation about the headlines that evening are out; firm instructions to staffers are in.
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The famed Old Faithful geyser erupts into a clear blue sky in a new video taken on Dec.
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I know that in the Younger world of blue-sky television, true love is supposed to conquer all.
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A pair of flawless sun-bronzed legs were framed by a cobalt-blue sky and lush, tropical foliage.
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Mr. Ogik dug out a threadbare shirt and held it up, the blue sky visible through its holes.
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He appeared to be lost in a white desert, the blue sky hanging below him like a lake.
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He will be the executive chef at the Lodge at Blue Sky, a new resort in Wanship, Utah.
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Gazing out those windows to green hillsides, red cliffs, blue sky, I felt the shimmer of the sublime.
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Anyway, the intrusive memories keep coming—sun, fire, the perfect blue sky, planes as missiles, the pervasive smoke.
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Photographer Jack Lack took the photo, in which the bird's feathers stand out against a stark blue sky.
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Mr Gates is putting a part of his $105bn fortune where his mouth is: into blue-sky projects.
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Navy jets executed a "missing man" formation in the blue sky in honor of the former military aviator.
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In a completely blue-sky scenario, do you think that double the research budget is the right number?
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The best beach bag: blue sky BASICS ($28.89) A mesh bag on top with an insulated cooler pouch below, the blue sky BASICS' two-in-one tote is the easy option for anyone who desn't want to carry too much stuff or who's planning a long day at the beach.
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Photo: Flickr/TechCrunchHave you ever gazed up at the sweeping blue sky and thought, God, it's boring up there?
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Many big changes and blue sky ideas have taken off because outside forces drove competition in an unexpected direction.
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Under a pristine blue sky, the couple strolled in surgical masks, maintaining a six-foot distance from other passengers.
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Tell them that it takes only one minute to fly through a blue sky and clouds to get there.
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In buying 20th Century Fox, Disney also gets the smaller studios under it: Fox Searchlight and Blue Sky Studios.
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Floating now in the clear blue sky, the balloon made one last wild jiggle before shooting up even higher.
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Photos of Irving's Saint John refinery posted to social media showed flames and black clouds against a blue sky.
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The official video for the song opens with a long-range North Korean rocket soaring into a blue sky.
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The blue sky above fades into black as we transition from Earth's dense atmosphere to the vacuum of space.
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In "The Trellis, or Young Woman arranging Flowers", (1862), Courbet places before us a blue sky, early summer day.
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If you take a red apple outside under a blue sky, there are more blue wavelengths entering your eye.
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Banks use a similar system to analyze the memo field of checks, flagging terms like "blue sky" as suspicious.
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One by one, the others took off in different directions, their white smoke trails intersecting against a blue sky.
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The only other thing in the crystal-blue sky was the contrail of a jet, pointed to the west.
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On this particular day, there was a stunning contrast between the bright yellow rock and the cloudless blue sky.
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From where he was lying inside the cement mixer, he saw an airplane cut across the clear blue sky.
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The beautiful blue sky is probably just the patch of white wall in his apartment, flared with the flash.
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In one, a flock of dark birds appears in a corner of blue sky, their upturned wings flashing white.
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One of the women posted a photo of her new license on Twitter with a blue sky behind it.
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Disney could gain animation leaders from its pending acquisition of 21st Century Fox assets, which include Blue Sky Studios.
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Blue Sky, founded by a group of animation innovators including Chris Wedge, is known for the "Ice Age" franchise.
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"Pose" is all about dreams and acceptance, and I wanted to do it in a blue-sky, optimistic way.
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The sun is up later these days, but by 7:78 the fields are shining under the blue sky.
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Floating above them, written on a pale blue sky, are "Blauwe Reiger" ("blue heron") and "de Zon" ("the sun").
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In Seattle, in a week or so, a big wind will come and give us our blue sky back.
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Members of the humanitarian organization Zhengzhou Blue Sky Rescue have been working to disinfect public spaces in the city.
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He began to see the colors even in shadows, the subtle shifts of palette in a clear blue sky.
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Another ultrawide shot showed my dogs running alongside a pond and the surrounding trees, blue sky and grass fields.
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The war rig, the puffs of colored smoke across blue sky, the grey wastes, the convoy kicking up dust.
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That project looked more like an optical illusion—as though a shard of blue sky had fallen into the grass.
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Where I saw trees, the blue sky, and a throng of badge-wearing conference goers, this man saw... something else.
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The camera view reels as he rolls over and over, shots of a cloudless blue sky alternating with desert dust.
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Nearly every morning, the sun shines bright in a cornflower blue sky, according to Jessica Ramesch, International Living's Panama editor.
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Owise's image of a car against a pink wall and blue sky is a picturesque moment of mundane urban life.
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The morning mist disappeared and now there was a blue sky, but my doubts about the Hyperloop were still there.
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Founders showcases the work of the gallery's progenitors, and Blue Sky Ahead: Futures, opening November 7, will showcase emerging photographers.
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This year's version, on June 12th, was festive, with banners flapping under a blue sky and diners enjoying free food.
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On the front is a photograph of a mountain, artfully jutting into a crystalline blue sky like a smurf hat.
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Blue sky beckons you to happy hour on a patio or a refreshing run in the park—or ideally both.
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the Pentagon's blue-sky research and development wing, announced the PALS earlier this month.
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The maples had turned scarlet, and the leaves, backlit by the sun, glowed like church glass against a blue sky.
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In the photo, the two are posing together in front of a blue sky, with Disick's face hiding behind Richie's.
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I'm a sucker for convertibles: rip off the top and let me enjoy that 93 million miles of blue sky.
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Sunlight on rippling water, tanned bodies lounging by a swimming pool, brilliant sunshine in a deep-blue sky, endless summer.
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It's a typically perfect day in Santa Barbara, endless blue sky above the mountains and warm sun on the skin.
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Though I didn't find the monuments inspiring — the Pyramids looked like stage flats against the searing-blue sky — others did.
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I had seen the buff and jolly riders coming up Avenue of the Americas on glorious, blue-sky May days.
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The clouds parted, and the afternoon sun struck the clock tower, turning it blinding white against a deep blue sky.
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Standing on the surface, one would see not the familiar blue sky; more likely, it would be an alien red.
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Starting at dusk, some visitors lined up along the crater's outer edge, casting black silhouettes across the darkening blue sky.
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A picture posted on Wednesday showed cranes on barges underneath a cloudless blue sky, framed against the Tappan Zee Bridge.
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I was endless blue sky when I was tied to the chair when he put the knife inside and cut.
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Above, the shrill blue sky of our little nightmares; below, the San Diego canyons among which Chandler was now buried.
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Above a chunk of charred earth, liberatory images rise: a blue sky, an open window and a floating bird's wing.
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Farmland rolled under a gleaming blue sky for miles around the Camerons' property, green and gold and dotted with sheep.
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My friend John and I arrived at Little Sand Bay in northwest Wisconsin on a sunny, blue-sky August day.
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For now, though, Hina finds peace under a blue sky where fish soar and raindrops fall up, swirling like tadpoles.
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Thomas Cook operator Blue Sky Group said that 25,000 reservations in Egypt booked up to April 2020 had been cancelled.
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Above them, fighter jets screamed across the blue sky, trailing yellow and white smoke — the colors of the Vatican flag.
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Or that Daryl's brother, Merle, has a stash of drugs clearly containing some of Walter White's trademark Blue Sky meth.
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So Ferrari joins the slew of other recent IPOs that soared into the blue sky before they crashed and burned.
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The judges' choice was Blue Sky Labs, which took home a bond from GSR Ventures for RMB 1 million, or $150,000.
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But I do miss the blue skies from when I was a kid, the blue sky that my kid barely sees.
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Here there is the young couple's arrival in Dallas, a whirl of pale blue sky, pink boucle wool and red roses.
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At his introductory press conference, Maddon looked back and shared an element of his blue-sky wish list for the future.
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So to get a truly accurate representation of the moment, Billy also paints what he sees with a dark blue sky.
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That is a far cry from the days when its consultants stuck mainly to blue-sky thoughts in their ivory towers.
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And yes, you can still get a sunburn when it's overcast, so don't let a less-than-blue sky fool you.
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It's easy to criticize the company for talking up such blue-sky thinking, when the modern-day technology is so limited.
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Off to the north, tickling an achingly blue sky, the pristine pinnacles of the Himalayas whispered a promise of fresh air.
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Illumination Entertainment's Despicable Me franchise and Blue Sky Studios' Ice Age films, to take two prominent examples, also lack gay characters.
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Past research has documented that government agencies manipulated data to overstate the number of "blue sky" days between 2001 and 2010.
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Nearly everything is one color, contrasted against the stunning blue sky overhead and a sun that feels nuclear at 7 a.m.
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And you're gonna see a storm before you see the heavens and the blue sky.... It's a vicious world out there.
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Smog obscured the blue sky and distant buildings even on days the nation's Ministry of Environmental Protection reported excellent air quality.
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Here in the density of Lower Manhattan, an expanse of grass and open blue sky was seemingly its own horticultural achievement.
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A few palazzos still stood along the street, but piles of rubble lined both sides, offering glimpses of bright blue sky.
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We watched it arc through the blue sky before landing square on top of a big snake coiled in the rocks.
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Some pictures showed a column of smoke rising above an otherwise idyllic scene of tropical palm trees under a blue sky.
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Stretched out in front of me were over 6,000 feet of asphalt and a blue sky that looked higher than ever.
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The same infamous "Blue Sky" that Walter White slung on Breaking Bad won't keep you tweaking on week-long binges, however.
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Not just because of the temperature but also because of aesthetics—a clear blue sky is not interesting to look at.
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It's a beautiful location, from the boats bobbing in the bay's crystal sea to the brilliant, almost Sega-blue sky above.
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We sat down at a picnic table as the blue sky deepened and the lights on the patio started to glow.
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Now there was water on the tile floor of the living room, and blue sky where the ceiling should have been.
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Its axis point is the fantastical nation of Wakanda, an African Eden where verdant-green landscapes meet blue-sky science fiction.
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"People place gods in the high blue sky because looking up causes a rush of dopamine in the brain," Carson says.
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The same infamous "Blue Sky" that Walter White slung on Breaking Bad won't keep you tweaking on week-long binges, however.
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And a gaggle of tourists, gathered under a blue sky at a scenic lookout, seemed a little disappointed by the normalcy.
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In the distance, we could make out puffs of dark smoke smudging the blue sky: the location of the active cone.
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On a March day, the facade shone gold and then blazing white as the sun slipped into the blank blue sky.
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In August, he was also brought on in a supervising role at Blue Sky Studios, which is part of Fox Animation.
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It began when the man boarded the Skyline Express lift on chair 37 in the Blue Sky Basin, the statement said.
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I dry-heaved over a stone planter in Union Square Park as the sun sat overhead in the clear blue sky.
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As soon as we did, the world opened up, all blue sky and mirror-flat water the color of burnished steel.
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Residents and business owners who believed it was finally gone for good snapped photos and reveled in the blue sky overhead.
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Zhengzhou Blue Sky Rescue members have made donations of face masks and disinfection devices, which they've been using in the city.
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At Jade Sea, Blue Sky, the Chinese restaurant that employs Mr. Cao, the newly arrived migrant, Senegalese patrons are a rarity.
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Towering 14,692 feet, it is often called "the mountain of mountains," and was finally visible again against an almost blue sky.
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It taps into unashamed fun that will make a soul soar like a cotton candy–colored pterodactyl ripping through blue sky.
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And the animation, from Blue Sky, does an amazingly nice job of wedding Schulz's two-dimensional drawings to 3D computer animation.
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Duel, Steven Spielberg's 1971 road-trip thriller, is a teal-blue sky over the burnt orange fog of the protagonist's Plymouth Valiant.
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It's easy to notice how the Instax photo is sharper and more defined than the Polaroid which struggles with the blue sky.
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Trump wanted to eviscerate the Department of Energy, especially the blue-sky ARPA-E programs, but it's getting a small bump up.
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Apparently it wasn't dark enough to classify as a nightscape, and the backdrop wasn't right for activating the phone's Blue Sky mode.
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In this environment, Abovitz's blue-sky thinking and outsized claims about what this technology could become seem more inviting, and even believable.
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When I was photographing the Eiffel Tower, for example, the P23 Pro camera sensed a blue sky and amped up its saturation.
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Woods's images are formal, with the buildings captured in black and white but set against a blue sky — a pleasing visual twist.
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That downturn also came out of a blue sky when the economy was doing well and the stockmarket was at a high.
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After an initial thud, a dark column of smoke rising into the clear blue sky is the only sign of the bombing.
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Yes, it was indoors, but they made it look like a winter scene out of the Alps ... snow and blue sky included!
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"This is a little easier trip for her with this kind of weather," Bush said, looking up at the clear blue sky.
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I had things to do, but those things looked and almost felt less like "real" work than Barr's blue-sky nonsense mill.
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"Sober Motel" starts with a familiar cloud of distortion and Reinhartz's gut-punch drums before pulling back into a clear blue sky.
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Whim Nail Lacquer in Blue Sky Melody A milky blue hue couples well with grass green and sunny yellow; $10 at ulta.com.
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There is a wide blue sky—this is an overground stop—and there is the sense that the sun is perpetually setting.
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It plays on big, grand, blue sky notions about space travel and the final frontier, then faces you with boring everyday realities.
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It's the seventh time Macy's has invited contemporary artists to design a balloon for what it calls its "Blue Sky Gallery" series.
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There would be more paintings of bare landscapes, some with spindly second- or third-growth trees struggling upward beneath a blue sky.
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J.P. Morgan's "blue-sky scenario" would see Maxar's stock at over $1503 a share, which would represent an increase of nearly 185%.
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"It was actually pretty brilliant," he said in a reverent tone, as the blue sky in front of us began to darken.
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I didn't notice the crisp air or the small white clouds in the blue sky or the colorful murals on the buildings.
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Yayoi Kusama was the first woman to design a balloon for the Blue Sky Gallery series of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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He is throwing his discus over what appears to be a river of blood, toward a green meadow and a blue sky.
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Promising blue-sky ideas that are too risky for even the craziest venture capitalist to invest in would get full public support.
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Executed in 1918, O'Keeffe's "The Flag" shows a red flag against a deep blue sky, which seems to seep into and overcome it.
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Compared to standard auto, the AI cam's pic features better white balance, more saturated colors, and a nice blue sky without going overboard.
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Blue SkyLocated at the top of the Carlton Tel Aviv hotel is Blue Sky, a panoramic restaurant by Israeli-celebrity chef Meir Adoni.
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Others, like mine, explode mid-flight, a space shuttle torn asunder in the clear blue sky as the stunned crowd watches in disbelief.
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The game took place under a clear blue sky at a time when most games were played on a space-y black background.
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The former artwork consists of a grid of 2258 soothing digital prints, each apparently depicting a wispy cloud against a clear blue sky.
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I glance dully outside the window of my room to see a blue lake and a blue sky amid green trees and grass.
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The promise of the Mediterranean sunlight and blue sky contrasts with the reality of shipwrecked boats used by migrants to cross the sea.
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Summertime calls for long afternoons spent sitting outside under a blue sky with a group of good friends or perhaps a wonderful book.
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Others include Concord New Energy Group, natural gas seller Blue Sky Power Holdings Co and public relations firm Wonderful Sky Financial Group Holdings.
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But retired social worker Vaughn Whalen said gray haze still obscured the blue sky there, making the sun look eerie, dull, and orange.
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Since the aircraft's only route will be Tokyo to Honolulu, its paint job was curated to pay homage to the Hawaiian blue sky.
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The world of Allumette is modeled on Venice, with majestic boats drifting through wisps of cloud and cobbled bridges arching across blue sky.
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When we first see Kathryn (Jennifer Garner), she's leaping into the air in slow-motion, against a backdrop of nature and blue sky.
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Serving JetBlue, Terminal 5 spoiled what had been Saarinen's carefully orchestrated tarmac-and-blue-sky views through the Flight Center's huge, inclined windows.
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Philip D. Murphy, standing tall against a deep blue sky in an ad campaign promoting his plan to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Each morning there is a guided mountain tour for newcomers to Vail's 5,133 acres of terrain and frequent tours of Blue Sky Basin.
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The temperature was in the teens, under a powdery blue sky, with a sharp wind that picked up once the mayor began speaking.
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We emerge from Manhattan into the estuaries of New Jersey, amethyst grasses waving under a blue sky, wooden walkways crisscrossing salty, sodden ground.
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The first practice was a brisk affair, less than an hour long, and held under a pure blue sky at Lisbon's Estadio Nacional.
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Under a cerulean blue sky one morning in Auckland, I boarded a helicopter beside a thirty-eight-year-old American named Jim Rohrstaff.
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The team's vision is very much blue-sky, Professor Fan allowed; he wouldn't even guess a date for commercial real-world dynamic charging.
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Personal Journeys I negotiated the chairlift to the top of Snowmass without incident on a perfect blue-sky day in the Colorado Rockies.
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In the first two snaps, King and Schwab, 23, smile up at the clear blue sky sitting on a dock in the water.
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A blue sky greeted the fleet of 157 and InfoTrack led the pack at the 75th edition of the 630 nautical mile race.
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There's mile after mile of relatively empty sand beneath the same soothing, baby-blue sky, with an accompanying soundtrack of gently crashing surf.
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Texans go to soak in the outdoor pools of water, surrounded by aloe plants, the dry desert dirt and the big blue sky.
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"The Blue Sky" tells the story of the Tuvan in Mongolia, a tribe whose traditional ways of life collide with the modern world.
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And the blue of the ocean is itself an illusion created by the rods and cones in the eye, like the blue sky above.
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In another scene captured just after dusk in 2016, the dark blue sky produces a shadowy silhouette of a figure with his hands crossed.
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On the ASX All Ordinaries index, Blue Sky Alternative Investments was the worst performer, down 10 percent, hitting a more than two-year low.
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" CHRISTIAN HORNER, Red Bull team principal "I think really the purpose of today was outlining the blue sky thinking that the Liberty guys have.
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The car had been parked at the Blue Sky restaurant near Godka Jili'ow prison, a heavily protected facility where Al-Shabaab suspects are questioned.
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For a moment, I just lay on the ground staring up at the clear blue sky, feeling almost like I wasn't in prison anymore.
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He shot only in black and white, the better to portray the blue sky of the South African tourist brochures as sinister and harsh.
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Blue sky opportunity is old news — Smith will help us suss out what the blue space opportunity is for the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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It might not be t-shirt weather yet but there was actual blue sky and sunlight for at least 20 minutes on Tuesday afternoon.
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My blue-sky vision for AR in the home blends a number of technologies that are being introduced and gaining adoption as we speak.
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The bird flying up at the windowpane aspired to the blue sky reflected in it but learned the hard truth and flew off again.
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"If we have one of those nice, hot blue-sky sunny weekends, then the atmosphere's amazing," said Daniel Ricciardo, the other Red Bull driver.
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Under a brilliant blue sky, a series of granite steps slope upwards in a wedge toward a triumphant bronze statue of an unknown soldier.
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He was the base commander in 1994's Blue Sky, who has an affair with Jessica Lange, the wife of his chief nuclear engineer.
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As we sit in our circle, we take our magic truffles in our hands and hold them up to the blue sky, heads bowed.
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The paint job is reportedly meant to pay homage to the Hawaiian blue sky, since the aircraft's only route will be Tokyo to Honolulu.
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The blue sky that originally accompanied Teddy and Calvin on their drive through Colorado Springs became the toxic yellow of a washed-out sunset.
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The Pentagon remained the only place with the resources and the patience to fund blue-sky research that the market wasn't quite ready for.
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In the midst of the drudgery, which it is, you look up at blue sky or birds or you have a cup of tea.
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Around the corner, a mural painted by a local artist, Labarron Lewis, depicts the Clotilda gliding on the water under a serene blue sky.
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At the Elko Convention Center, a painted tarp frames the stage: a cloudless blue sky and the dun prow of a mesa jutting skyward.
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One street in Sakado-shi- Akao was impassable but had a pristine view of Mount Fuji in the distance under a clear blue sky.
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In nearly every direction, a sculpture garden of snow and ice stretches toward the horizon, where it collides with a sunless sapphire-blue sky.
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Kang's illustrations of the fluffy kitty floating against a deep blue sky pulled along by the bright red bird will induce plenty of giggles.
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He switches over to the site's cameras and sees clouds flowing in from the ridgetop, sliding across the blue sky like a stadium roof.
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Outside the window, beneath a curving band of deep blue sky, there is a tree with orange leaves, rendered with fat dots of paint.
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Against a clear blue sky, a craft that looks strikingly similar to two pie plates stacked atop each other suddenly ascends into the air.
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Now that I'm back home it makes sense to make a logo that speaks to our beautiful open green spaces and big blue sky.
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On a recent December morning, two school buses filled with excited third-graders were met by outdoor educators with Blue Sky Fund's Explorers program.
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An 8-bit game world blinks into being: baby blue sky, tessellated stone ground, and in between, a squat, red-suited man standing still—waiting.
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The sun was shining, there was barely a trace of cloud in the bright blue sky and the temperature was about 85 degrees (30 Celsius).
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Sure, if you really dig deep, the films of Pixar look different from, say, the films of Blue Sky (the Ice Age series, among others).
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While the phone's Blue Sky tuning is a little intense, it's hard to see a lot of fault's in the P31203 Pro's wide-angle camera.
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It's been raining all day, but the deluge has finally stopped, and a bright blue sky is criss-crossed by strings of tiny round clouds.
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"I now know that inspirations must come from everywhere," he said, tilting his head toward Chanel's artificial bright blue sky, part of the show set.
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But Mitchell also laid out a "blue sky" scenario that takes the stock to more than $20 a share if Culp can aggressively improve profitability.
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The portrait shows Novatek Art director Ivan Panteleev's wife Daria in a gym kit holding a football against the backdrop of a bright blue sky.
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Leaving the show on a sunny day, the rooftop installation may surprise you, with its inky dots drifting back and forth against the blue sky.
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ShopBack has now raised close to $85 million from investors, which also include Credit Saison Blue Sky, AppWorks, SoftBank Ventures Korea, Singtel Innov20183 and Qualgro.
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Under a brilliant blue sky, demonstrators streamed through central London's main streets carrying placards saying "Dump Trump" and "Keep your tiny hands off women's rights".
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Kallo's "blue-sky valuation" indicates a potential share price of $28.4, a roughly 214 percent upside based on the May 211 closing price of $22019.
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No matter whether it's an endearing blue sky or a hazardous haze, he posts the picture on social media along with the air quality index.
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The legendary quote, "Don't judge a book by its cover" is the main storyline for the newest upcoming animated film from Blue Sky Studios: FERDINAND.
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A lot of time was spent queuing for bread, and too much time dreading the barrel bombs that would bounce down across the blue sky.
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By documenting "blue sky flooding," climate-change evangelist Al Gore has already shown how disaster prone an area like Miami is as ocean waters rise.
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A painting of rosy hillocks beneath a blue sky is set within a real broken window frame, complete with a dead fly on the ledge.
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On a hillside above the Russian River, a broad and menacing band of fire is turning a blue sky into a gray miasma of soot.
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The technology is not far from being ready and it's affordable, but it could cause massive changes in regional weather patterns and eradicate blue sky.
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Known for the "Ice Age" and "Rio" franchises, Blue Sky has been Fox's answer over the years to Disney's animated work in the theatrical space.
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A gray cloud of debris rolled violently toward us across City Hall Park, an unforgiving wall of pulverized concrete against the still briefly blue sky.
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This five-person team, to be known as Blue Sky, will be charged with the project — effectively turning Twitter the platform into Twitter the protocol.
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"The Palladium in the background, the motorcycle, the palm trees, the blue sky — it's almost like the establishing shot in a movie," Mr. Michaels said.
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It's so pure when it pops onto the screen, that big blue sky just the most tempting invitation to fly—and you will, soon enough.
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Lexington police said the explosion that occurred at the facility near the Blue Sky Parkway was accidental and that Lexington fire personnel were on the scene.
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TechCrunch Shanghai startup competition winner Blue Sky Labs sucks up RMB 1 million prize Of course we can't forget the winners of TechCrunch Shanghai's startup competition.
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I've come with Ma to the western outskirts of Beijing on a rare blue-sky day, heading towards the ring of mountains that skirt the capital.
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Blue Sky Studios, an animation house, is also mighty because it produces the billion-dollar Ice Age and Rio franchises, as well as the upcoming Ferdinand.
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SEOUL, South Korea — For North Korea's propaganda machine, the long-range rocket launch Sunday carved a glorious trail of "fascinating vapor" through the clear blue sky.
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McCurry's camera captured the volcanic-like eruption of debris raining down over lower Manhattan, with a thick plume of gray smoke staining a clear blue sky.
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Out of the window small white clouds float in a blue sky, and light streams through the glass, creating a shadow refracted in yellow and red.
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In the above example, the P20 Pro caught a sniff of blue sky and decided to double down on that at the expense of foreground exposure.
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The summer school, says Holmes, focuses not on the distant blue-sky future but what might come for the field in the next 5-10 years.
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Judges: Wesley Chan (Felicis Ventures), Matthew Panzarino (TechCrunch), Aaron Patzer (Vital Software), Melanie Perkins (Canva) and Elaine Stead (Blue Sky) 4:10 PM – 4:50 PM
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In an untitled 1997 abstract seascape that is mostly blue sky, she painted two thick black lines (birds) with drop shadows for a trompe l'oeil effect.
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Now the Blue Sky King, Darel must lead a rescue mission to save a Dream Walker — leaving the village under the protection of the Kulipari youth.
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In a slickly edited video aired on state TV, waves of drones streak across a clear blue sky, bombing buildings on an island in the Gulf.
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Related: Swooping Seagull Flight Paths Revealed In Time-Blended Video Terrifying Video Composites Hundreds of Birds Into A Single Blue Sky Taking Flight With LED Pigeons
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Celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is fond of saying that we need some blue-sky thinking and seemingly outlandish technological developments that lack immediate practical applications.
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Crystal-clear turquoise water against the backdrop of a clear blue sky along the beach may very well be the makings of a perfect Instagram post.
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The project's saffron nylon curtains in Central Park billowed into blue sky, sun and February winter air, sparking my love for rich color and mystical shapes.
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It must be nice to live among them Under a clear, blue sky In October, my trees Full of laughter and weeping, Plagued by an idiom.
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Around the same time, Titian illuminated his 1520–30 "Bacchus and Ariadne" with a lapis lazuli blue sky and wind-blown garments on his mythical figures.
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Ms. Staver's figures often are framed against a Titian-blue sky, or by the rays of a bright sun that is itself blocked by their bodies.
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One paraglider got the unexpected ride of a lifetime when he got caught up in a dust devil and was flung around a clear, blue sky.
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CAIRO, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook operator Blue Sky Group said on Monday that 25,000 reservations in Egypt booked up to April 2020 had been canceled.
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CAIRO, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook operator Blue Sky Group said on Monday that 25,000 reservations in Egypt booked up to April 2020 had been cancelled.
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But the Great Recession, and the years of slow growth that followed, put an end to that kind of blue-sky optimism across the economic spectrum.
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The horses consume the panels, set against a minimal backdrop of blue sky and green land, that symbolize the nation's booming progress after the 1947 Partition.
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Duel, the 1971 Steven Spielberg thriller set on a cross-country highway, is a teal-blue sky over a burnt orange fog—the main character's Plymouth Valiant.
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Late last month, she posted a selfie of the two soaking up the sun, with a gorgeous bright blue sky and crystal clear water in the background.
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Osborne won an Oscar for Best Animated Short Film for "Feast," and is now directing "Nimona" for Fox and Blue Sky, based on the popular graphic novel.
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Next time you find yourself face-to-face with the wall of the airplane, instead of a beautiful blue sky, at least you'll know who to blame.
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The smoke clouds could be seen against a clear blue sky from as far away as the Canary Wharf financial district in the east of the capital.
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Trawl the Virginia Military Institute Museum and its 15,43 artifacts, browse the 100-plus vendors at The Antique Mall and then chow down at Blue Sky Bakery.
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The loss of Dugan represents a blow to Google, where she was a well regarded for her ability to marry blue-sky thinking with practical product development.
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The show also ventures afield to the American West, where even bright sun and a cloudless blue sky don't burn off the sense of dank Gothic luxe.
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So as the video pans over Madonna's scarlet dress, we hear higher pitches; conversely, as it scans fragments of the blue sky, the sounds are more sonorous.
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With the microscope set to a magnification of 50x, craggy reddish terrain emerged, and a blue "sky" lit up with neon green speckles as Sanchez rotated it.
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The Saturday Profile As the moon hovered in an electric blue sky, Holger Bleck found a bench in a park tucked away in Berlin's elegant government district.
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The company says its regimen of sunset and blue sky exposure is like the system used to help astronauts in space keep their body clocks in sync.
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Pull up a white plastic chair, open one of the bottles you picked up on the day's tours, and enjoy the view under the bright blue sky.
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Maybe it was the combination of all those colorful, kid-friendly movie posters against the backdrop of a bright blue sky and a warm easy-listening soundtrack.
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The walls are covered with blue sky and clouds, and living in this perfect world are octopuses with mustaches, flying pigs and other googly-eyed, giggling critters.
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In order to blue sky the policy question of how much burden sharing is sufficient, there could perhaps be several ways to attempt shaping up an answer.
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I was there on a dreary Sunday afternoon, a time when the majority of Austin was surely sucking down a Mexican Martini under that endless blue sky.
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Officially, Disney says it's keeping Blue Sky Studios, the Fox animation arm responsible for movies like the Ice Age series and The Peanuts Movie, up and running.
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The bus, owned by the transportation company Blue Sky Logistics, was carrying people from the northern Haitian city of Cap Haitien to the nation's capital, Port Au Prince.
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I looked up at the clear, blue sky and bright sun, turned around to see the tropical bushes behind me, and watched the water lap at the sand.
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The 1:3-scale hobby plane, which apparently cost $35,000 to build, really does put on an impressive show, swirling and soaring all across the beautiful blue sky.
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South Carolina: Busted Plug Plaza It's the world's largest fire hydrant at over 40 feet tall, built by local artist Blue Sky and clocking in at 675,000 pounds.
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Yet gilded recollection fortifies and binds the families; Iren and Balint, tetchily married in the end, have both "seen the same blue sky shining, before the thunder broke".
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Viewers then could see blue sky, a stop sign and the shooter standing over the victim, continuing to pull the trigger at others, in the graphic video below.
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Lines of white smoke streaked up the blue sky and then dropped to the ground; a low cloud draped the figure of the disabled man on his machine.
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Blue Sky to data driven: Many AR/VR 1.0 companies have been coy about their numbers, with independent data sources hard to come by in the early market.
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In the clip, Meek Mill shows off his many whips, both nautical and otherwise, as he and his crew jet set around Miami under a clear blue sky.
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And from the sound of Nintendo's blue sky plans for the system, there's still a heck of a lot of potential yet to be unlocked with the titles.
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The LNG tanker 'Stena Blue Sky' arrived at Zhoushan port on Tuesday after loading the cargo at Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG terminal on July 22, the data showed.
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" The complaint described Epstein's massage room as having a ceiling painted as a blue sky with clouds and angels, "to give the appearance that you were in heaven.
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"It's a sign of reconstruction, even of peace," said Calatrava, standing beneath the soaring glass roof that framed a deep blue sky reminscent of the morning of Sept.
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Last year, Sandia was granted nearly $4 million by ARPA-E, the US Department of Energy's blue sky alternative energy research wing, to design and test the concept.
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I picked a producer that best fit the project and we started to have blue sky meetings—we'd sit around the table and kick around magic what-ifs.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's best gold medal hopes in women's beach volleyball played on Thursday under a blue sky at one of the Olympics' most iconic venues.
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DARPA is a military research agency that spends time and money on blue-sky projects like creepy robots, genetically modified dolphins, and, once upon a time, the internet.
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There's also a blue sky opportunity to monitor and measure the performance of interactive ads that provide click-through transactions for viewers watching on tablets or handheld devices.
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Painted onto a large stretch of canvas, a young Japanese woman, her face framed by a powder-blue sky and two strands of barbed wire, holds our view.
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They brandished banners in his honor here; high above, in the clear blue sky, they flew planes again, this time thanking him for all that he had done.
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These works, with their provocative titles, are best known for their anger, but I love, too, the moments when a blue sky opens up between the storm clouds.
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Dense forest had suddenly given way to a lake flanked by mountains — a Chia pet landscape of undulating greenery beneath a vivid blue sky streaked with cirrus clouds.
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Blue Sky currently has 1,600 tourists in Egypt's Hugharda resort Tunisian tourism minister Rene Trabelsi told Reuters that 4,500 Thomas Cook customers are still on holiday in Tunisia.
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Blue Sky currently has 1,600 Thomas Cook tourists in Egypt's Hugharda resort on the Red Sea, its chairman Hossam El-Shaer said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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The new, $170 million revamped concourse would be wider and higher, complete with video screen-lined ceilings displaying images of a blue sky with white clouds, Cuomo said.
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By linking the "blue-sky" research done at NIHS with the more commercially focused Research Center, it hopes to accelerate the translation of scientific discoveries into marketable products.
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While this small Welsh coastal town isn't quite on a par with the tropical Caribbean island, the sun is in fact blazing out of a clear blue sky.
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In the "blue sky" scenario where the regulatory changes unfold in the way most beneficial to banks, Goldman envisions banks boosting dividends by 45 percent on average through 2018.
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But even four years ago, the sound wasn't new—cloud rap tropes were already ubiquitous, thanks to producers like Clams Casino, Ryan Hemsworth, Suicideyear, and Blue Sky Black Death.
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The slick pavement, trees, and deep blue sky are more vibrant in the S9+ photo (right) than they are in the slightly washed out-looking iPhone X photo (left).
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Over the past weekend we were stuck inside with two dogs, then living out of a suitcase, but by Sunday we could finally see the gray-blue sky again.
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So you can argue that this is just the sort of blue sky research and technology that people should be doing, that not everything has to be directed research.
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I watched Trump on TV, looked out the window at the robin's-egg blue sky, and imagined as intently as I could what an inbound missile would look like.
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There's Gucci, rolling around his city in a luxury vehicle, clearly overdressed in his fur coat, pretending that the fake snow will offset the bright blue sky above him.
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In our Blue Sky scenario, shares could reach $71 (33x '23e EBITDA of $2.6bn discounted at 8%) based on +2% total revenue growth and improved profitability, or strategic action.
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In the blue (-sky technology) corner awaits the challenger, NFEx Markets, a new digital platform designed by London's Autilla, a self-described "fintech" company riding the disruptive blockchain wave.
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In the documentary film Under the Dome, former TV journalist and current environmental advocate Chai Jing interviews her toddler daughter, asking her if she's ever seen a blue sky.
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The whisper of the wind past an open sliding door and the balcony beyond, the blue sky ambivalent above — it's all as ominous and malevolent as anything we've seen.
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Daylight came in through high windows just below the ceiling, and the ceiling itself consisted of bright light panels painted to look like a blue sky dotted with clouds.
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On a sunny day, a black house glistens and sparkles against a bright blue sky; on a gray November day, it stands out, wanting to be recognized and revered.
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Then, when a dance phrase comes — like lightning from a blue sky — it sometimes lasts less than 10 seconds, but even so its bravura invites a wave of applause.
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This is an illusion, of course–the blue sky and brilliant sun are nothing more than colored plastic and a very bright light–but the effect is exhilarating nonetheless.
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Verily is one of Alphabet's "blue sky" projects, devoted to deploying massive data sets and processing power to speed and improve the clinical trial process for potential medical treatments.
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" Soon, the slowed-down footage showed blue smoke pouring from beneath the helicopter as mountains, winding roads and a blue sky could be seen among the picturesque backdrop. "Whoa!
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My window needs washing, which speckles the view, so the blue sky is also imperfect, the way the real world can sometimes be, and the Stardew farmscape is not.
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The beats abound with whooshing keyboards, breathy vocoders, slick rhythm guitars, and splashes of electronic color as lurid as the pink clouds and blue sky on the album cover.
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Some of the witnesses described Monday's fireball as a bright, fast streak that appeared across the blue sky for a short, few seconds, before it disappeared behind the clouds.
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The directness and immediacy of this painting is complicated by her two other canvases from the 226s, one of which depicts feathers falling against a backdrop of blue sky.
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He talked about his blue-sky political ideals as something he believed in passionately, but he separated that idealism from his practical legislative work, which was grounded in vote counts.
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And there are some clips I shot in the flat color mode where the blue sky looks a little too blue for what's supposed to be a more neutral setting.
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NHK public television aired video showing the collapsed upper half of the high wall, which was painted cheerfully with trees, flowers and blue sky and surrounded the school swimming pool.
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The cost of China's political blue sky Beijing, the capital, also restricted automobile traffic, while in Shandong Province, down the coast from Tianjin, officials closed toll gates on four expressways.
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For some, talking blue sky tech futures as Kim Kardashian banks millions on apps and venture capitalists target esports franchises simply doesn't resonate in the same way it did before.
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You can also kind of see in the clock photo above, where the blue-sky mode does a little bit too good of a job making those blues stand out.
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In Measuring Land and Sea, lapping waves, stretches of sea, and blue sky are interrupted by scattered markers representing the sea level by fathoms, a now antiquated mode of measurement.
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ET on Tuesday, standing by the water outside the press site at Kennedy Space Center watching as the Falcon Heavy lifted off into the blue sky above Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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During totality, the earth's blue sky draws back like a receding curtain, revealing what's above our heads but unseen at any other time: the inner reaches of our solar system.
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I turned my head to look behind me and my mouth dropped when I saw what appeared to be sunset: a dark blue sky mixed with red and orange hues.
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Taking off his glasses, he directed his dark-brown eyes to the smog drifting over the streets of Tehran and then to the cloudless blue sky spread out above it.
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You can draw a direct line from Summerteeth's Mr. Rogers-y sweater vest of a song "When You Wake Up Feeling Old" to the suburbanized balladry of Sky Blue Sky.
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That means that Deschutes obtained more green energy that was needed for the year, making the company a "Champion" in the eyes of Pacific Power's Blue Sky renewable energy program.
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But it would also be a slow one: the cruising speed of a jumbo is four times faster than even the University of Lincoln's blue-sky estimates for an airship.
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Rush hour, then S.R. 61 and two-lane Indiana—green fields, blue sky, white clouds, white houses, white barns, tiny towns pinned to the soybean fields with white church steeples.
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Mission-driven research — which vastly outstrips our "blue-sky" research — is not a replacement for pursuing fundamental questions across the sciences that have led to discoveries both unexpected and wondrous.
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Near the end of the song, and near the end of the film, the pan transitions to a tilt as the camera captures telephone wires against a deep blue sky.
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The service was broadcast live on a religious TV channel that showed poignant images of the blue sky through the collapsed roof and the black rubble still clogging the building.
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"It didn't fall from the cold blue sky," said Ms. van Hooijdonk, the vice mayor, whose yearly city budget includes an average $55 million for bike infrastructure projects and improvements.
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But as it has been for 90 prior parades, it was also thronged by children, packed with marching bands and dotted overhead with leviathan balloons yawing in blue-sky breeze.
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On a clear day in the countryside, Iowa's blue sky can feel Montanan in its bigness, but you can reach most anywhere in the state in two or three hours.
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"The whole approach is less dictatorial than traditional shoe brands that tell you, 'This is what you're wearing this fashion season,' " says early investor Elaine Stead of Blue Sky Funds.
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Only when I stepped onto the flamingo-pink patio and looked up did I realize there used to be a second story above, where rebar now pierced the blue sky.
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The anniversary came on another bright late-summer day in New York, but this time there were clouds hugging the horizon, in contrast to the clear blue sky of Sept.
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CAIRO, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook has dues of 125 million Egyptian pounds ($7.7 million) to local operator Blue Sky Group, Blue Sky's chairman Hossam El-Shaer said on Monday.
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This crisply delineated, angular mayhem is counterbalanced by a calm, seamless blue sky and ocean — a blue so pervasive it swallows up a sun that is filled by blue impasto.
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"A lot of people don't pay attention to anything we say or do when it's a blue-sky day and nothing's happening," FEMA Administrator Brock Long said at the press conference.
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During an Aloha Airlines flight in 1988, a piece of the fuselage tore loose at 24,000 feet, leaving "blue sky where the first-class ceiling had been," according to the captain.
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For this, Mr. Crowley's set creates a marvelous green tree, with hanging folk ornaments: It seems to perch on its roots as if suspended in air against a bright blue sky.
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Where the desert sand moved to blue sky' she changed the metal of the frame from copper to pewter' so the color turned from orange to blue along with the painting.
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Peering into the clouds of High Society makes your reflection appear in a far-off window; in another window, looking into a blue sky, only your features appear, recalling Magritte's Sheherazade.
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"It was in my first-ever pitch deck when we raised our seed in 2013, there was this blue-sky vision of how the technology would be used," she told me.
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I look up and see a pleasant green-blue sky; my suit's computer tells me it's a chilly -10 degrees Celsius, but the cold weather doesn't seem to affect me much.
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The bright color is easily seen against the blue sky and sea and so serves as a visual alert to people -- including tourists who may not speak Japanese -- to seek shelter.
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Shot in 1966, Bruce Baillie's "All My Life" opens on a pan of an old picket fence framed by the blue sky above and a stretch of summer-brown grass below.
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Both of them have blue sky ideas for their field, and for how their work could provide sustainable options for our fossil fuel-heavy industries, namely fashion, as I wrote earlier.
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The bowl, the cup (but no spoon), a sleeping mat, a rectangle of blue sky visible through the window — here, in this tiny space, Mandela maintained the captaincy of his soul.
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In July 2016, with help from one of Mr. Agha's uncles, the couple held a very small private wedding under a clear blue sky by one of Kargil's sparkling mountain streams.
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On a rare blue-sky day more than a year after I arrived, I gazed, for the first time, at one of the snow-capped volcanoes that rise above the city.
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In the winter months the landscape is as lush as Ireland, but now, at the end of a long summer, it's dry olive-green and limestone under a pale blue sky.
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Previous such showpiece events have been preceded by curbs on industry and traffic in and around the Chinese capital in a bid to reduce pollution and ensure a blue-sky backdrop.
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In the opening scene — a memory of Lee, Patrick and Joe out on the boat under a bright blue sky, teasing and roughhousing and trying to catch a fish — it's heaven.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — As high noon approached, the Cornell football team went through its familiar pregame paces under a bright sun and a brilliant blue sky on the banks of the Hudson.
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As spring training opens this week, in Florida and Arizona, there's powerful symbolism in opening a window to a new season, drinking in the blue sky and dreaming of the best.
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The $15 million round was led by Australian venture capital firms Blue Sky and Main Sequence, with Boeing HorizonX Ventures, Singapore-based Singtel Innov8 and Right Click Capital joining the fundraising.
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MOSUL, Iraq — Any sense of normalcy on Saturday afternoon was shredded, again, when Iraqi soldiers began opening fire, their rifle barrels aimed at a white object in the bright blue sky.
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He drove his train until it burst from a tunnel and climbed the grade up the Manhattan Bridge, the rails on the screen crisp and gray under a deep blue sky.
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The founding members include a number of high-powered media and tech companies, including Animal Logic, Blue Sky Studios, Cisco, DreamWorks, Epic Games, Google, Intel, SideFX, Walt Disney Studios and Weta Digital.
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NASA soon began pumping millions of dollars into Heinrich's lab, much of it earmarked for one blue-sky project in particular: the development of a parachute robust enough to withstand supersonic flight.
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China 6 emissions legislation will be enforced nationally in 2020, but some provinces and cities will introduce the new standards in July this year under the 'Blue Sky Protection Plan', JM said.
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Unadorned grayish windows on opposing sides of the elevator shaft come off as distinctly gnomic formations, while the naively painted green landscape and cloud-filled blue sky seem partitioned into neat grids.
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Taylor's photo is pretty much the dream IG couple announcement photo op: beautiful white sand is at their feet, a clear blue sky is above their heads, and then there's bae, a.k.a.
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With HDR+, you'll be able to capture both the skyscraper and the blue sky, without bits of either washing out because of parts of the image being too bright or too dark.
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You could hear the roar of a fighter jet circling over the city center, followed by a thud, then a plume of white smoke rising and spreading into a cloudless blue sky.
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The entire trip on the boat, she practiced her talents, making broken light bulbs glow in the boat's dining area and scattering blankets of clouds to form patterns against the blue sky.
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In this pared down setting of dark blue water and darker blue sky populated by a smattering of stars, Bradford offers neither explanation, nor anything else as a key to the painting.
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In some accounts the Israelis drop out of a clear blue sky in 1967 and occupy the West Bank; in others, Zionism is a recent ideology always contested within Jewish society itself.
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In one image from his tour of a farm in Heilongjiang Province, Mr. Xi is shown under an idyllic blue sky, confidently stepping forward while an adoring crowd of farmers looks on.
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Kusama's design is the latest in the Parade's Blue Sky Gallery series, which invites contemporary artists to create balloons in their distinctive styles — Kusama is the first woman to receive the commission.
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In his blood The 22016,280-acre farm is nestled in the serenity of rural north central Montana, where crops stretch as far as the eye can see beneath an expansive blue sky.
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"It's a period that they are going through but luckily there's a tomorrow," said Christos Marafatsos, president of brokerage Blue Sky Capital and vice-chairman of the National Diversity Coalition for Trump.
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Under a clear blue sky, Britain's Prince Charles and Dutch Princess Beatrix watched over a thousand parachutists re-enact the landing of British, American and Polish paratroopers on Ginkel Heath on Sept.
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The nave of the late 19th-century, 828,220-square-foot exhibition hall was, save for its vaulted glass ceiling, encased with a cotton backdrop depicting a blue sky flecked with fluffy clouds.
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In "Ice Storm, Easton (with Robert)" (2015), two red barns with white roofs nestle in the snow beside bare trees with snow-and-ice-encrusted branches; above is a bright blue sky.
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As palm trees swayed under a bright blue sky, officers diverted traffic, and drivers looked out of their windows trying to see past the yellow tape that was blocking the main thoroughfare.
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Seeing the potential in the growth of the student housing market, Goldman Sachs has partnered with investor Blue Sky to launch a A$1 billion ($763 million) fund to invest in the sector.
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Ballmer, the big, bald, boisterous CEO of Microsoft, sat in the lecture room on the ground floor of Building 99, home base for the company's blue-sky R&D lab just outside Seattle.
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Tekashi69 thinks he will see blue sky again -- outside of prison walls -- before the end of this year, but he's gonna need the very same people he snitched on to help him out.
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Under a brilliant blue sky on warm spring day, more than 70 percent of voters flocked to polling stations across Budapest, the grand capital city, with its stately boulevards lined with architectural treasures.
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A pale blue sky showed through the forest's old-growth conifers—sugar and ponderosa pines, Douglas firs and incense cedars—as the researchers tramped over dry ground, carpeted with dead needles and cones.
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The video shows her and her mates dancing joyfully beneath a blue sky, the sun setting behind the palm trees as they sink their teeth into birthday cake and drink from red cups.
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Previously, a phone like the P2049 Pro would detect a blue sky in your photo and treat the whole image accordingly, resulting in exaggerated and unattractively artificial-looking lines in the scenery below.
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As a result, when we pass over over Madonna's scarlet dress, we hear the high "red" frequencies; conversely, as it scans fragments of the blue sky, we start hearing the low "blue" frequencies.
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The Pixel 2 XL reproduced the best blue sky of the bunch, but the iPhone X and the HTC U11 got the color of the car and the snow on it more accurately.
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Compare the Instagram to Jan Frans Eliaerts's tumbling bouquet: In her curves, her wimple, and her beatific face, Beyoncé is set against a bright blue sky like a late medieval or Renaissance Madonna.
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His mission was reconnaissance, but buzzing through the bright blue sky some 15 kilometers from Tripoli, he happened upon "a troop of Arab fighters" near an oasis and decided to seize the initiative.
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Light strips on the sides and top of the TV mirror the colors onscreen, so if you're looking at a shot of a wide blue sky, they'll throw blue light onto your walls.
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With her eyes closed and head turned up toward the clear blue sky, Jenner posed for a number of sultry shots that were snapped as she stood in front of swaying palm trees.
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Behind the Poster There is no scene in the play "The Few" that takes place in front of a giant truck in the middle of a field under a strikingly cloudy blue sky.
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Under a clear blue sky, Bruno Vezzoli launched his flying machine down an abandoned wartime runway near Calais, lurching from side to side as he slowly gained altitude suspended beneath a giant canopy.
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These include Australia-listed fund manager Blue Sky Alternative Investments, whose shares have fallen more than 70 percent since Glaucus claimed in late March that it had overvalued assets and exaggerated its performance.
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Belgian documentary photographer Tomas van Houtryve has brought together the highly controversial US drone war with the art of drone photography for series Blue Sky Days, currently on view at gallery Anastasia Photo.
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The color scheme implies blue sky thinking, and the net effect is Boy Scout next door, which, if you are trying to convince older voters of your seriousness of purpose, is badge worthy.
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Under a clear blue sky, guests gathered in the warm afternoon on a Tuscan-style patio flanked with rose bushes and grapevines and a picture-perfect view of Sonoma Valley's vineyards and fields.
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For example, when filming Laura, a woman at a loss for who she is in the world, the shots feature her petite, wiry body dwarfed by the soggy terrain and gaping blue sky.
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Even if you've never been to Scotland, you can probably still picture the color palette: rolling green hillsides, the weathered slate of Edinburgh Castle, a glacial blue sky and mirroring Loch Ness lake.
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The suite had a marble bathroom, and a high window looking down to the garden; in the room, an elegant chandelier hung from a trompe l'oeil ceiling of blue sky with puffy clouds.
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I found a bed-and-breakfast in Oak Creek and we spent two blue sky days scrambling up red rocks, attempting handstands among cactuses, and refueling with burritos and mojitos at roadside diners.
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Along with the love poem, Simpson posted a photograph of a woman — who some believe may be Cyrus — leaning back on a balcony with the light blue sky contrasting with her dark shadow.
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The objective, it seems, is to revive the optimism of the late 1960s, when the promise of adventure and discovery — and the reality of a lunar landing — spawned a generalized blue-sky optimism.
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In one image, an angular tarp rises beneath a clear blue sky, its red-and-yellow streaks appearing at home next to a crimson-painted curb and a truck with neon orange trimming.
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Hoping the storm that's coming won't kill us, so we can catch a glimpse of that blue sky, or steal a moment with someone we love, but knowing it will probably destroy us anyway?
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"If you imagine walking around outside under a blue sky, that blueness is, in some sense, color-contaminating everything you see," explained Bevil Conway, an expert on visual perception from the National Eye Institute.
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Outside the presentation room, beneath the sun and the blue sky, if I could momentarily forget that we were talking about mind control, it almost felt like I was at an adult summer camp.
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Rare blue-sky day Nearly 60% of China's ground water is polluted, more than 4,000 people die each day from toxic air, and soil pollution could cost more than a trillion dollars to fix.
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The helicopter climbs up into the blue sky to 60 feet and stops; it's now holding steady in a one-foot by one-foot by one-foot box we told the computer to find.
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Governments are investing "strategically", having paid for the underlying research for many years—a reminder that there are some goods, such as blue-sky scientific work, that markets cannot be relied upon to provide.
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"Any measures to run after a 'blue sky', including the 'gas-replacing-coal' campaign some local governments have launched, should fully consider residents' needs and be tailored to local conditions," said the China Daily.
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In the comparison below, Cat S61 struggled with a tough scene with lots of contrast; the blue sky in the background was badly burned, and the stone ruins in the foreground were too dark.
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The firm has a 12-month price target of $16 on shares of GE but also laid out a "blue sky" scenario for how the stock can rise if Culp can aggressively improve profitability.
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These include Australia-listed fund manager Blue Sky Alternative Investments Ltd, whose shares have fallen more than 70 percent since Glaucus claimed in late March that it had overvalued assets and exaggerated its performance.
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"Rebirth" (1987) features a skeletal dog in painted tin that's stark white on a black background and, to the right, another field of green grass, but this time bloodstained under a washy blue sky.
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You unzip the tent door, feel the air on your face, and, for a second, you swear you can hear the faint sound of 200,000 people singing ELO's "Mr Blue Sky", somewhere, far away.
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Where Palmyra's impressive Temple of Bel once stood, only a single stone archway was left to frame a rectangle of blue sky above the arid desert about 160 miles northeast of Damascus, the capital.
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One piece, referencing the 1890 massacre at Wounded Knee, shows a snowy landscape with a sliver of silvery blue sky peeking out at the top, the figure of a horse standing in the distance.
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McGhee's side of the gallery is dominated by blue and bright flashes of yellow, while Harris's works largely feature earth and jewel tones, creating the feel of a sunny-blue sky above fecund earth.
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Roared on under a blue sky by a large gallery desperate for a home winner, the 39th-ranked Hall started the day a shot behind Pornanong, who led after the second and third rounds.
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"Sanders has always talked about his blue-sky political ideals as something he believed in passionately, but he separated that idealism from his practical legislative work, which was grounded in vote counts," Yglesias writes.
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"And as part of the Macy's Parade's Blue Sky Gallery series which invites contemporary artists to recreate their artwork as balloons, Yayoi Kusama's 'Love Flies Up to the Sky' will debut," the release said.
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The whole site suddenly seemed to be a garden, and one could feel the proximity to the peak of Mount Lycabettus and outward to the mountains that girdle Athens and the open blue sky.
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Deutsche Bank outlines what it calls a "blue-sky" scenario in which Amazon could reverse the entire logistics footprint it has built so far, opting to go deeper down the chain on the sourcing side.
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I finished my plastic container of apple juice and looked around: the glass door and windows showed the bright blue sky we couldn't reach; the nurses ate and chatted as if we could be anywhere.
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"It's a little tough, but even in the midst of the storm you still have to smile, you still have to go on," said Wilkins, talking outside the Tarboro shelter under a cloudless, blue sky.
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The 31-year-old actor showed off his skills on the golf course in a video he shared over the weekend, backed by a stunning watery landscape and blue sky as he assumed the position.
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Chinese AI research and production is set tosupersede the US in the next few decades, especially given President Trump and the GOP's refusal to recognize the importance of scientific R&D and blue-sky research.
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Surrounded by high barbed-wire-topped walls and amidst groups of men playing basketball and doing push-ups under a blue sky, a line from the quintessential 1994 film "The Shawshank Redemption" came to mind.
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" Bevil Conway of the National Eye Institute put it most clearly when he said, "If you imagine walking around outside under a blue sky, that blueness is, in some sense, color-contaminating everything you see.
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The Templar conspiracy, as most people engage with it, is endless email threads, arguments for project management credit, and blue-sky brainstorming sessions with people who will never have an original thought in their lives.
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Those who woke early and went to bed early are more likely to see objects illuminated under a blue sky than those who are more active at night, when everything is illuminated by artificial light.
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A search for "sky blue" will yield different results than "blue sky," for instance, since one term refers to a specific shade of the color blue and the other describes the color of the sky.
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Even though the final episode of Breaking Bad aired in 2013, Albuquerque businesses are still riding Heisenberg's coattails, from a store that sells "Blue Sky" donuts to an RV tour of Breaking Bad's filming locations.
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Warm weather is great and all, but it can also be a frustrating time for people more accustomed to chain-drinking hot chocolate and cocooning their bodies in waterproof outer garments than actual blue sky.
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So long as Fox (and Blue Sky, the animation studio that makes the films) can persuade the actors to keep popping by every few years for a paycheck, there will be more Ice Age films.
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Even though the final episode of Breaking Bad aired in 2013, Albuquerque businesses are still riding Heisenberg's coattails, from a store that sells "Blue Sky" donuts to an RV tour of Breaking Bad's filming locations.
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At that hour, we had no idea how extensive the fire was, but walking to my car, I passed students craning their phones to catalog the seam between blue sky and steadily encroaching apocalyptic clouds.
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It never ceases to amaze me that outside there can a blue sky, bright California sunshine and plenty of open space to explore — but the kids prefer to flip open a laptop and surf YouTube.
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In Greenwich Village, Ms. Lange, who won Academy Awards for her roles in "Tootsie" and "Blue Sky," appears ready to create a duplex at 1 Fifth Avenue after buying a unit directly above her apartment.
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On a sunny summer day, its unobstructed views of a wide blue sky draw people from all over the state, the fishing and boating on its glassy waters an adventure for countless families and friends.
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For that moment, I was happy to exist in this shared space with my brother, with the path before us and miles of trail ahead, under a blue sky in a place I call home.
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It's a choice the world has to live with, even though they don't know it's been made by two teenagers who must weigh the value of a blue sky and their feelings for each other.
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Instead of offering conventional predictions, I'm going to offer up some Black Swans — things that were considered unthinkable but may now be thinkable, in a blue-sky, the-world-is-upside-down kind of way.
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Other investors include global funds such as US-based Blue Sky Capital and Dubai-based Rasmala alongside individuals from across the global tech ecosystem, plus a roster of star-power in terms of European players.
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As people in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, and parts of the San Fernando Valley, made their way through a choking, gray-brown haze, many Los Angeles residents were treated to a cloudless blue sky.
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The round started under a blue sky with patches of clouds that soon took aim at the Monterey Peninsula, dropped temperatures by some 10 degrees and brought enough rain to make it tougher than usual.
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" Speaking later to a polite and enthusiastic crowd of about 1,800 under a chilly bright blue sky, Ms. Evers-Williams said: "Going through the museum of my history, I wept because I felt the blows.
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On the way to the ruins, tilting my head to breathe on the right, the view reminded me of the Delaware Water Gap in the Poconos, the dark green mountainside towering against the bright blue sky.
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Far from a too-large team working on blue-sky projects, he describes Killspace as a studio on the verge of signing several contracts, only to see them snuffed out as publisher after publisher went bankrupt.
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" Game for Peace is reportedly very similar to PUBG, described by Tencent (and translated by Reuters) on its website is an anti-terrorism game "pays tribute to the blue sky warriors that guard our country's airspace.
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At the moment that Turner is executed — he was hanged and skinned, with his flesh parceled out as souvenirs — he looks up into a blindingly blue sky and finds himself at the foot of an angel.
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Klein worked with chemist Edouard Adam to develop the intensely-pigmented color, and while he never officially patented the it, he did lay unofficial claim to the blue sky as an artwork of his own making.
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While the FBI keeps crying wolf about the dangerous dark future where criminals use technology that's impossible to spy on, the Pentagon's blue-sky research arm wants someone to create the ultimate hacker-proof messaging app.
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Start with one of the show's stars: Hartley's magnificent 153 Mexican landscape, "Lost Country — Petrified Sand Hills" at Menconi + Schoelkopf; its ocher hills, blue sky and white clouds have the simple force of a bull's-eye.
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CreditCreditCortis & Sonderegger BERLIN — At first glance, it's an image we all know: the pale column of a World Trade Center tower against a bright blue sky, with a billow of mottled smoke in a floating plume.
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A vast majority of the riders who stay put will see some modest improvements to the dungeon: a wider concourse and better signage and LED lighting on the ceiling meant to evoke blue sky and clouds.
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But an administration-approved photo appeared on Mr. Trump's social media pages that showed the two leaders high-fiving under a blue sky dotted with fluffy white clouds, a gigantic American flag waving in the background.
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Still, they would only reach about three feet, and we were working out there in the height of July at 6,000 feet elevation with no tree cover and the cloudless blue sky of the high desert.
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Under a clear blue sky, tens of thousands of settlers from all over the world lined up around what was then known as the Unassigned Lands — two million vacant acres in the center of Indian Territory.
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In "Double Barrel" (2018), which is set against a starry, cerulean blue sky, a long red tongue extends out from one of the two joined gunmetal grey tubes again slanting down from the painting's upper left.
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The winds were pushing the smoke to the west, moving like gray mist across the blue sky — and making it possible to breathe — as firefighters and police officers watched the flames crackle through the dry, brown brush.
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An unmanned Soyuz-2.1A rocket, carrying three satellites, roared into a clear blue sky from the launchpad at Vostochny cosmodrome in the remote Amur Region near China's border at 0501 Moscow time (0201 GMT), state television showed.
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With a backdrop of the snow-capped Himalayas and a vibrant blue sky, the village of Tashigang in the Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh state was the highest polling station in the world, according to the ECI.
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The Instagram post is set to Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's tear-inducing track "See You Again," and shows, in slow motion, funeral guests releasing dozens of white balloons into the blue sky in honor of Antonia.
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It is a hot afternoon in East Austin, where more than 20 teens are gathered in a grassy backyard under a clear blue sky, tackling an issue that has touched each and every one of them: bullying.
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In Seattle, hordes of office workers on lunch break lingered outdoors as Mount Rainier, the highest peak in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest, could be seen from downtown buildings standing out against a blue sky.
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His mission was to help get pRED's 2,200 scientists in Switzerland, Britain's Welwyn Garden City, Germany and Shanghai back on track by focusing less on "blue sky" projects and more on medicines underpinned by a solid hypothesis.
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" — Stan Kaplan, 65, Los Angeles The artwork: "The Vision of Saint John" (1609-14) by El Greco Ms. Campbell's take: "It could have been a blue sky, but maybe it was going to be dark and stormy.
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Under a blue sky and surrounded by greenery, designers who were inspired by the film's characters and themes showcased their work as part of "Welcome to Wakanda," an event meant to celebrate the film's fierce African flair.
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This is another example of Lyft's big-picture thinking around autonomy and the future of mobility services – its co-founders, and particularly President John Zimmer, have expressed expansive, blue sky visions of autonomous future in the past.
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Pure white letters appearing in the clear blue sky as if from nowhere, so big and tall and crystal-clear in their intent; Larry in an airplane, saying happy anniversary to his wife and also to himself.
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The driveway divides the painting into two unequal areas, with the lower section full of smaller details, and the upper part full of leaves with a patch of blue sky and white clouds visible in the distance.
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The mood was light, people were smiling and laughing, children running around the feet of the adults, the sun shining on faces, and behind us, stark against the deep blue sky, reared the towers of the Kremlin.
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LONDON — For years, 30,000 red and white balloons flooded into the blue sky above Gibraltar each September, symbols of the joy and pride of the small community jutting into the sea as it celebrated its National Day.
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In Cory Imig's (Kansas City) elemental architectural intervention "Linear Spaces" (2020), two intersecting planes made of hanging blue satin ribbons, ratchet straps, and hardware are installed near large windows, channeling the sweeping blue sky into the space.
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Wheels As Harvey moved on and patches of blue sky finally appeared over Houston on Thursday, hundreds of car dealerships began reopening across the rain-soaked region — and at least a few were doing a brisk business.
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The snow guns at Crystal Mountain in Thompsonville, 30 miles south of Traverse City, were blasting when I arrived on a bright afternoon, blotting out the blue sky in artificial clouds during a remarkably warm winter season.
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In a website statement, Tencent described Game for Peace as a tactical shooting game developed in-house which "pays tribute to the blue sky warriors that guard our country's airspace", in reference to the Chinese air force.
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Though the desert's bright blue sky and orange dunes feel open wide in contrast to the fluorescent overheads and grey-scarred skies of past Metro titles, the Caspian is no less risky to navigate than the old underground.
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A drug very closely resembling Blue Sky makes an appearance in season 2 of The Walking Dead, and a red and black striped Dodge Challenger appears on both series, despite Breaking Bad stating how rare the car was.
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When I talk to people who know more than I, they see a time horizon of the next decade which will move much more quickly, where things that people thought were just really blue-sky will come closer.
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Following up on the incredible Aurora Borealis and Australis footage that Nasa posted a few days ago, we can now marvel at crystal clear 4K footage of our home sweet home, covered in white clouds and blue sky.
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"The long term blue sky vision that if creators are discoverable through their work, independent of distribution, then they can own the entire process of distribution and eventually monetization in a way that was impossible before," says Walden.
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We came over a hill and the city unfolded through the window, a blue sky brushed with snowy clouds and the towering Petronas Towers, the jewels of Kuala Lumpur, spotlit in the sunshine, fenced in by green mountains.
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In the resulting print, which is part of a body of work titled "Moon Studies and Star Scratches," a cobalt blue sky is flecked with radiant orbs, fingernail moons and slender white lines tracing the paths of stars.
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There's an effortlessness and fun to these new songs that were hinted at during some of the band's highlights like Foxtrot cut "Heavy Metal Drummer" and the suburban sad-sack rocker "Hate It Here" off Sky Blue Sky.
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Some of the cloud series are composed of cottony white forms imposed on a strong blue sky, while others are quite abstracted, evoking lozenge-shaped white bricks or Chiclet chewing gum, in a steady, streaming, and descending formation.
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In "Small Landscape at Traunsee" (August 1907), loose swirls of paint articulate a blue sky and verdant green meadow; the canvas is bisected vertically by the willowy black line of a tree trunk carved into the thick pigment.
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Fox's animation arm, Blue Sky, is a consistent player of profitable cartoon flicks with the Ice Age series, but the studio's live-action franchises such as Kingsman and the Planet of the Apes series are minor players, comparatively.
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The master bathroom was inspired by the palette of Big Sur, on the central coast of California: the wall tiles are ocean blue, sky blue and white, and the walk-in shower tiles are the color of sand.
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Other stops highlight structures that were designed by Wright but constructed decades after his death, including the Filling Station at the Pierce-Arrow Museum, the Fontana Boathouse on the Black Rock Canal and Forest Lawn's Blue Sky Mausoleum.
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The idea of our deep blue sky turning into the vast and expanding nothingness that is the swaths of space between planets has, to me, been nothing more than the final frontier, the final great ocean to map.
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The sun hadn't yet shown its face in the purplish-blue sky, but it was light out, maybe 211.95:212 in the morning, and dozens of boats dotted a wide section of the Columbia River where it forks.
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But since I strongly suspect that the Trump era will feature far less policy making than Trump's radical campaign promised, this seems like a good time to take the policy conversation up, up into the bright blue sky.
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Everything in the image was just too enticing to ignore: The movie's name, the portraits of the shockingly successful lead actors, and the distant, parachuting elephant hovering in front of a bright blue sky on the right side.
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After participating in the nature-based, outdoor programs with Blue Sky Fund — a nonprofit that provides "transformational experiences for urban youth through outdoor education" — those same elementary students were asked again, a year later, to describe their world.
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As the cruise ship left the port in Miami, the sisters spotted a rainbow spanning the bright blue sky -- a sign that the spirit of their parents is with them, Melendez said, as they begin their journey back home.
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The couple was all smiles throughout the intimate event, which included a hired skywriter who wrote "J Heart L" in the bright blue sky and culminated with the bride, groom and their guests dipping their toes in the ocean.
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Gilgamesh's assault on the cedars of Lebanon and his attempts to cheat death come forward in time to link with our own assaults on forests that extend from the watered earth beneath us to the blue sky above us.
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"#babymoon #prancerlovesthebeach #twinsarekicking #twentyoneweekspregnant," Robbie wrote next to a photo of the twosome and their chihuahua Prancer — who has her own Instagram account — posing on the sand, the ocean waves and a blue sky serving as their serene backdrop.
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In situations where Google and Samsung's phones were able to both expose a dark foreground and retain a blue sky, the Mate 220 Pro accurately judged I wanted a brighter foreground, but couldn't restrain the sky from blowing out.
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The set for the 2016 Couture show was a fake front yard before a modernist, two-story home, made completely out of wooden slats, and a cloudless, projected blue sky, all built within the walls of the Grand Palais.
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Taken from behind the duo, the snapshot shows a herd of cattle next to the family in front of a pair of trees, backed by a clear blue sky — with one of the animals gazing straight into the vehicle.
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This round was led by Japanese finance and credit card company Credit Saison with participation from new backers Blue Sky, AppWorks, Intouch, Aetius Capital and 33 Capital, and returning investors SoftBank Ventures Korea, Singtel Innov8, Qualgro and East Ventures.
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Through the broad windows of the low, nondescript building in which we stood, we could see massive white radio antennas outside against the Martian-red soil of the desolate Chajnantor Plateau, their dishes thrust towards a pure blue sky.
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"Mickey and the Bear," a sturdy, watchable character drama, opens with a beautiful patch of Anaconda blue sky; the light from it pours down a broken part of the top of a trailer where young Mickey (Camila Morrone) sleeps.
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Wide shots of the clear blue sky stay in the frame for minutes at a time, and Hernández Velasco gradually weaves in snapshots of life on her family's land, like an elder's hand holding frijoles negros in their palm.
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That's because it offers both the president and the Senate/House Republican leaderships opportunities to lay out their blue-sky vision for what the American government should look like, and those visions can take on great importance over time.
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It's a reflection that he represents thematically with light, shadow, form and the cinematic machinery, with some of the most striking moments taking place at a desk under a large window overlooking tiled rooftops and the bright blue sky.
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It would have been nice to enter one of the observatories, but after weeks of being immersed in astronomy, it was enough to stand on the mountaintop and gaze at the observatory domes jutting into the piercing blue sky.
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Again, I'm blown away as monks' caves appear in jagged red cliffs that remind me of Arizona, and the milky tan limestone of the Myrig Adzvadzeen church glistens in the sunlight against a brilliant blue sky and rising mountains.
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But the spirit of the restaurant is still elsewhere, with pale sheets draped over the ceiling and peaked niches in the walls, painted with the ghostly backdrop of a minaret against a blue sky, as if they were windows.
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Blue Sky Design Supply offers sustainable housewares and interior decorating supplies; Half & Half is where you'll find the season's trends for both men and women; and Talking Leaves is your source for idiosyncratic book titles along with best-sellers.
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When neighborhood kids started calling him "Blubber" — a corruption of "Bubber," his brother's mispronunciation of brother — his mother gave him a simpler, easier-to-pronounce new name, Jud, "out of the clear blue sky," he wrote in his autobiography.
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As I sat on the aisle, the plane now lifting up into the pale blue sky, I glanced over at the little girl staring out the window in wonder, her face glowing from the light reflecting off the clouds.
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A grateful nation pays its respects With our hearts racing and nervous energy building, we stood in mid-March on the tarmac of the Salt Lake City International Airport under a cool, clear blue sky surrounded by snowy mountains.
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As a member of the DSA, her website is a laundry list of every blue-sky progressive policy: Medicare-for-all, housing and jobs guarantees, gun control, ending private prisons, abolishing ICE, and investment in post-hurricane Puerto Rico.
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As a member of the DSA, her website is a laundry list of every blue-sky lefty policy: Medicare-for-all, housing and jobs guarantees, gun control, ending private prisons, abolishing ICE, and investment in post-hurricane Puerto Rico.
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"But I believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the American horizon," he adds, as the camera does just that, showing a beam of light burning where the cornfield meets a blue sky.
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The makers of Avengers: Infinity War may have tweaked Thanos and his goals for the sake of their story, but in the initial blue-sky brainstorming of the movie's plot, the Mad Titan's lovesick genocide was still on the table.
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Lange has two Oscars – her first for Best Supporting Actress in 1982's Tootsie, and second for 1994's Blue Sky – as well as three Primetime Emmy Awards for her work in American Horror Story and 2009's Grey Gardens.
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Former employees also said that Magic Leap is targeting $1,000 to $2,000 for a final product, which is less than the competing Microsoft HoloLens development kit, but also likely a blue-sky projection for a product whose existence is still nebulous.
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Everything about Aspen, Colorado, doesn't feel real: the shockingly blue sky against the stark outlines of the mountains, the devastatingly gorgeous ski-bums-turned-baristas, the slightly light-headed feeling you get from the lack of oxygen at 8,000 feet.
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December box-office hit Ferdinand (Fox/Blue Sky) — about a bull who would rather smell the roses than partake in bullfights — is battling Coco (Disney/Pixar), among other contenders, for the Best Animated Film trophy at the Golden Globes this year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The profit recession that has weighed on large-cap stocks on Wall Street for the past three quarters may be loosening its grip as U.S. companies allow a hint of blue sky to poke through the gloom.
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Bono, who is a supporter of the Clinton Foundation, prodded a recording of Trump about his plans to build a wall along the Mexican border during an interlude in U2's "Bullet the Blue Sky," reported the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The Large Bitcoin Collider, a blue-sky community project to link up everyone's computers in an attempt to brute-force break an element of bitcoin's cryptography, is raising alarm bells—but it's not because anybody thinks the LBC will succeed.
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Shooting in color with a 35-millimeter Canon FT, he strove to capture his subjects in consistent attitude: unsentimentally, against a cloudless blue sky (for which he often had to wait), devoid of the visual irritants like people and cars.
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I came to learn that a glimpse of blue sky near the bottom of the trunks ahead meant I was reaching the crest of a mountain, just as the increasingly loud gurgle of a stream meant I was reaching the bottom.
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In another room, a small installation by the Belgian poet and artist Marcel Broodthaers, "The Curse of Magritte," hangs on the wall opposite "The Curse," the original 1960 René Magritte painting that inspired it, of clouds in a blue sky.
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They also compared the blue light emissions from various devices to the levels people would encounter when looking at a clear blue sky in summertime in Chilton, in southern England, and also to an overcast winter sky in the same location.
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It offers a view of the titular bird perched on one of the black branches of a blossoming fruit tree with an intensely blue sky above and the roof of an old, white, clapboard-sided house low in the background.
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No one appears to have noticed the collapse of the street into the crypts—everyone is too busy staring at a column of fire rising into the hot blue sky: the governor's mansion, lit up like a Barbarian funeral pyre.
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The company, which is currently active in Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines, said this latest raise is led by MDI Ventures — a fund associated with mobile operator Telkom Indonesia — with participation from Australia-based fund Blue Sky and existing backer DKSH.
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Before we say goodbye, I ask her to show me around the garden, and she rotates her screen to show the burning blue sky, a few leaning palm trees swaying in the breeze and some scattered benches in the grass.
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In February, the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the Pentagon's blue-sky-thinking branch, conducted the latest test of a six-strong drone swarm capable of collaborating in a "high-threat" environment, even when cut off from human contact.
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Leaving the restaurant, I learned the best way to see Basilicata: Supine in the back seat of a Lego car, propped up on my friends' jackets, gazing at the green mountains and blue sky in a dreamy, fatigued strascinati haze.
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The sentence above is from an Instagram post by the wildlife photographer Sean Lo. It is part of a caption for a glorious image: a close-up photo of a puffin opening its bright beak against a stone-blue sky.
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As day broke, the streets of Rome were erily much quieter than normal, with cars circulating freely under a clear blue sky in the normally traffic-clogged centre, reflecting the atmosphere in the financial capital Milan, already under stricter controls.
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My favorite video, "Italian Dreams" (2006), includes a moment that shows the back of a woman sitting alone at a desk in a darkened room with only a high single window, through which we can see blue sky and falling snow.
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In the spare, thoughtful "Blue Sky White Stars," by Sarvinder Naberhaus, with (more!) photorealistic, precise art by Kadir Nelson, poetic doubling (red rows of autumn foliage; a line of white covered wagons) illustrates the connection between America's ideals and its flag.
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Pictured against the backdrop of mountains and a dazzling blue sky, Kate was handed the bright white hat with a feather and badge at the front as she and her husband arrived in the mountains of the north of the country.
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LA is a driving city, and as you coast down roads with the wind in your hair and palm trees swaying in the brilliant blue sky above you, you'll notice tiny stands with rainbow umbrellas dotted around the street corners.
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Streaming "First Match," a Netflix Original movie that made its debut on March 30, begins with near-surreal imagery: a shot of a blue sky with a fluffy cloud suspended therein, into which a swatch of green flies in slow motion.
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Mr. Vasulka, who recognized in Magritte a spirit of fantastical adventure like his own, adapted Magritte's Surrealist painting "The Golden Legend" (1958) — which shows loaves of baguettes floating past a blue sky — into an even more bizarre adventure in bread.
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Its powerful, angsty lyrics purposely clash sonically with the bouncy sounds of the folk music that the Sydney singer-songwriter grew up with and aesthetically with the colorful blue sky and grassy green expanse of the Blue Mountains as its backdrop.
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The final shot of the film, which began with a dumpster full of piglet carcasses, shows VR close-ups of the two rescued piglets at a sanctuary as they happily root around in a sawdust bed under a clear blue sky.
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How much sunshine you get really depends on where in Australia you are — the weather in Sydney is a lot better than in Melbourne, for example — but on the whole you're likely to see a fair amount of blue sky.
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Not only can the P220 identify more individual objects like a cat or a dog than the Mate 25.8 Pro could last fall, the phone can now recognize entire scenes like blue sky or nighttime and adjust the camera's settings to match.
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The new Gear 2360 captures sharper still images, is better in challenging light (especially when dealing with a bright sun set against a clear blue sky), and does a better job obscuring the seam where the dual-camera images are stitched together.
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With a runway made from slabs of eco-friendly plywood, a floodlit blue sky backdrop, the look was markedly different from Chanel shows in recent years, which have been staged in a Paris street scene, a casino, an airport and a cafe.
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"Today I had a moment with myself when I was looking out the window at the beautiful clear blue sky and realized that I'm 9 months (!!!) pregnant and soon will have a new lovepup as an addition to our family," she wrote.
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Not long after researchers claimed victory in performing a head transplant on a monkey, the US military's blue-sky R&D agency announced a completely insane plan to build a chip that would enable the human brain to communicate directly with computers.
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But Smith has been working with Kano and Dave—and perhaps even more tellingly, he produced Tinchy Stryder's two number 1 singles, back in 2009, a reminder that grime didn't just drop into the mainstream out of the clear blue sky yesterday.
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"Helicopter money" of this sort—named in honour of a parable told by Milton Friedman, a famous economist—is as close as you can get to raining cash from a clear blue sky like manna from heaven, untouched by banks and financial markets.
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Taken from the back of Chip's wife and son, the snapshot conveys a herd of cattle next to the family in front of a pair of trees, backed by a clear blue sky — with one of the animals gazing straight into the vehicle.
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"We are behind the Blue Sky restaurant attack," Sheikh Abdiasis Abu Musab, al Shabaab's military operations spokesman, said, adding the group wanted to attack personnel who worked at a nearby detention center, known as Jilaow, where militants are usually held in underground cells.
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Huo Weiya, the co-founder of the café, told CNN that Zou's premiere was meant to be the opening of a "Blue Sky" exhibition, where they planned to display 1,000 amateur photos not only taken in Beijing, but other places around the world.
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The reasons for contrition so far have included living under a blue sky (China's skies are chronically polluted); eating clean food (food safety is a major challenge in China); and locking the door when using the toilet (not always done on the mainland).
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"They weren't coming off a pristine base and perhaps consumers/users were primed to begin to question whether Uber was a company they wanted to continue to support," Elaine Stead, managing director of Brisbane-based Blue Sky Venture Capital, explained in a email.
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KOMIK, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With a backdrop of the snow-capped Himalayas stretched out across a vibrant blue sky, it is hard to dispute the sign as you enter Komik that declares it to be the world's highest village with a road.
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A nap-of-the-earth, or NOE, course allows a pilot to use natural geographical features like hills and valleys to avoid radar, and make it harder for an enemy to spot the aircraft since it's not silhouetted against the bright blue sky.
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She constantly revisits it in ink and watercolor in a series of drawings and on canvas in a patchwork green with striking additions of primary colors: a bright blue sky, or a red dot or square that seems constant throughout her paintings.
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You can find traces of each throughout Wilco's discography but it was on Sky Blue Sky, the first studio album with the current Wilco lineup (adding guitarist Nels Cline and multi-instrumentalist Pat Sansone), that was their sunniest, most '70s-inspired effort yet.
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Here are the best planners you can buy: Best planner overall: Panda Planner Best stylish planner: Erin Condren LifePlannerBest planner for teachers: Blue Sky PlannersBest planner for students: Mead PlannersBest planner for goals: Passion PlannerBest planner for your desk: Hashi Weekly Planners Pad
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Red-hot ordnance falls out of a clear blue sky; the thin platform of lava gives way; majestic seas become the drowning wave; the beautiful stillness of the storm becomes the shredding motion of the tornado; the exhilaration of altitude crosses into anoxia.
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What was most impressive, Ms. Malek said, is that Ms. Masoni could go directly from blue-sky brainstorming — "this is the spirit of flavors and what we want to be about" — to pitch-perfect recipes for ice creams that have become nationally known.
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Asked about the latest sanctions at a news conference on Tuesday, Sergey V. Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, said that they were once again adopted "out of the clear blue sky" and that he regretted the "Russophobic obsession" of the United States.
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"There is a lot of power behind uniting PhD data scientists with top strategists and leading creative minds, which builds a really rich and unique agency culture and is also an essential ingredient to developing blue-sky solutions for clients," she said.
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Such were the scenes of Houston on Wednesday, as the sun appeared at last — the first sign of blue sky in nearly a week — and as some in the city began to come out of their homes to see what was left.
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As Vishaan Chakrabarti, a New York architect, recently put it: "I think people would rather see an actual blue sky than one on TV." Vornado, according to people who have reviewed its plan, proposed splitting costs between the company and the public.
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In the center of the room, a white marble statuette on a pedestal, recalling the Roman goddess Diana, is perched incongruously on a footed stove that is also painted white, the figure angelic and solitary against the blue sky visible through the panes.
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This computer-animated update of the story of the flower-sniffing bull who doesn't want to fight when he could celebrate the pastoral things in life hails from Blue Sky, the studio behind the Ice Age movies and the underrated Peanuts Movie.
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Beneath a brilliant blue sky, Francis turned the dusty no man's land of the border into a media-saturated setting for a potent symbolic moment: On one side was a crowd of 200,000 people waiting for him to lead Mass in this Mexican border city.
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The cost of China's political blue sky The school made hundreds of its eighth grade students -- who are around 14 years old -- take a test on Monday, despite the bureau of education issuing a notice to suspend school activities, according to Chinese state media.
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One lawyer and multi-time startup founder wrote to say that: Some additional considerations are cost: the Form D can be expensive with all of the associated state blue sky filings, especially if you have participation from a number of angels or smaller funds.
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The government plans to augment the same tools it's used for decades, like traps, fences and poisons though Toki says the full implementation of the plan will involve some kind of "blue-sky technology," though unfortunately, no one has any idea what that might be.
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In what the analysts called their "blue-sky scenario," where North Korea's gross domestic product (GDP) per capita reaches 66 percent of South Korea's current level, "South Korean companies would have a meaningful revenue opportunity, especially those that have a large share of domestic revenues."
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WORSTED LODGE, England — After hours of searching, I pulled onto a dirt track here in the rolling hills of Cambridgeshire and spotted a small dot whirring across the blue sky, gently swaying in the breeze as it steadily flew about 200 feet above the ground.
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The plan includes renovating Penn Station by raising the ceilings a little, widening some passageways, putting in signs and arrows so it's harder to get lost, and adding an LED ceiling of blue sky and clouds so commuters can forget they are in a dungeon.
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My missives were handwritten on cards I chose carefully at the Thayer Street Bookstore, and his were typed on little white prestamped 20-cent postcards; the stamp had a lovely color picture of a green hill, some blue sky and a red Beverly Farms barn.
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For a painting of Lawrence's that depicts African-American migrants traveling under a blue sky lined with birds, for example, Zughaib has chosen to paint Syrian refugees traveling in a similar manner, and replaced the birds in the original image with airplanes, carrying bombs.
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Perhaps it's the column of air created by the armchairs facing each other beneath a sunny blue sky in de Chirico's Metaphysical-redux, "Mobili nella valle" from 212, one of his late reiterations of the groundbreaking proto-Surrealist paintings he produced a half-century earlier.
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Wherever you go in Armenia, you are journeying through an open-air museum where churches and monasteries, even a Hellenic temple, are built into the cliffs or perched at the edges of canyons or green gorges, with searing vistas framed by the ever-blue sky.
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She's an indifferent stylist (an "impossibly blue sky" shows up early, a character "wound tight as a drum," that kind of prose) but a surprisingly nuanced and thoughtful writer, especially delicate in her portrayal of two cops who might easily have fallen into stereotype.
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Damnation is also notable for its look, the way its title appears embossed atop other images (like how it's almost hidden in a big, blue sky at the start of episode four), or the way its flat, Canadian prairies neatly suggest the American plains.
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This shouldn't fall on the shoulders of any one political party, and we certainly shouldn't be looking to the EPA (its name seems ironic, now); it's on all of us, whether we're under the clear blue sky of Watsons Bay or in the heavily-polluted Bay Area.
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Compare then, if you will, "Summer" (1997-2002), with its mass of green surrounding the tree at the bottom and glimpse of blue sky breaking through the upper right-hand corner, with "After Rain" (2000), in which a bit of sunlight seeps through on the right.
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And so, flush off earlyish rounds of venture capital, startups paid us to identify, reach, and soften up prospective consumers, using an alchemy of surveys, intuition, design, blue-sky ideation, typography, ethnographies, direct email, advertising, events, comms, logos, PR, stunts, and (in theory) art, literature, and film.
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Click here to view original GIFTo help Saab Defence and Security capture some spectacular footage of its Gripen fighter jet, a Swedish-based company called Blue Sky used a custom-built gyro-stabilized camera system that can ride along at speeds of over 345 miles per hour.
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Witness the Norwegian country house and garden that Karl Lagerfeld constructed under the cavernous glass ceiling of the Grand Palais for his beguiling "eco-couture" Chanel show, all planed oak and green lawn — complete with tiny flies that swarmed over the runway — backed by blue sky.
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"It's great from the point of view that people are agreeing to pay a minimum price for coffee and a premium to help improve farmers lives, but it also means it's less of a clean, clear blue sky environment for you as a competitor," he said.
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Oft compared to the likes of The Sex Pistols and The Clash, Blue Hearts formed in 1985 and are responsible for hits like "Train-Train" and "Aozora (Blue Sky)" and seminal self-titled debut album would soundtrack the rest of time in high school up to university.
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On top of that, what appeared to be a blue-sky economy in July has become clouded by a global growth slowdown, weak inflation, and bouts of volatility in U.S. bond and stock markets that some have blamed on policy and communications missteps by Powell himself.
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After a public awareness campaign and outcry from Chinese citizens — ignited in some cases by the documentary "Plastic China" — the country implemented a series of policies called Green Fence, National Sword and Blue Sky to stop curbside pickup from ending up in unmanageable quantities in China.
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A pink, rocky outcropping, where Sisyphus can be found engaging in his labor (whatever it might be) rises on the left, while directly behind the plinth Garabedian has made a mountain ridge from scraps of reflective metal foil, a silvery shimmer against the milky blue sky.
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The students outlined their thoughts using a multistep design process that could have been lifted straight from a start-up's business plan: blue-sky thinking (thinking outside the box), scope (the work and resources required to get something done), MVP (minimum viable product), delivery and launch.
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For years, my mother would tell me she was afraid of snakes, and I never understood why until we visited the house where she grew up in Keelung, a port city in northern Taiwan where the weather can shift in an instant, blue sky darkening to black.
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NT: And then Jack tweeted, maybe two or three months ago, that Twitter is starting a project called Blue Sky, where you're going to try to figure out whether to just be entirely open source, there's going to be an independent product team working on that.
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Will Smith voices an "is there anything he can't do?" secret agent whose massive skills are dwarfed by his humongous ego in "Spies in Disguise," a colorful but not very eye-opening animated offering from Blue Sky, the studio that brought us the "Ice Age" diversions.
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