Aid is being organized by three Red Cross organizations - the Myanmar Red Cross, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
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Cross Joint: Two joints joined together to create a cross.
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They cross through tunnels, cross through aqueducts near the surface.
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Representative sample of a larger group CROSS SECTION (X = CROSS) 34A.
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Then, I cross-referenced and cross-checked to see how everything connected.
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Blue Cross of California Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia, Inc.
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"It wasn't a blowout quarter," said analyst Shannon Cross of Cross Research.
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Cross-platform Analytics For Apps Cross-platform Analytics For Apps Facebook's Analytics for Apps system is now adding support for web measurement and cross-platform metrics.
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Donald Marx is the recipient of the Air Force Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star, Distinguished Flying Cross with oak-leaf cluster, and Vietnam Cross of Gallantry.
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You have companies like mine that encourage cross-play and enable cross-play.
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That was a redline that we would never cross and did never cross.
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Some have a cross on the stem, for instance, others a double cross.
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How would Scotland and England manage cross-border commuters and cross-border commerce?
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Cross-dressing is not cross-dressing if dresses do not belong to women.
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She is the daughter of Stacey B. Cross and Benjamin Cross of Greenwich.
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It's a crazy cross-border lifestyle for those who aren't afraid to cross.
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All those Cross Riverian Afros left one to ask, Who cursed Cross River?
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Cross is also the brother of longtime Illinois state GOP leader Tim Cross.
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In other words, they cross the border without having to cross the border.
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"Cross for Tepoztlan" (2009) for instance, arranges nine pastel text drawings into a cross.
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Here, we close the book on British music's hottest cross-genre, cross-generational beef.
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"The core business is still under pressure," Cross Research analyst Shannon Cross told Reuters.
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It was a cross to bear, but I was happily thrust upon that cross.
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So how do you make the cross-generational, cross-racial economic coalition come alive?
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I just want to cross borders and cross racial lines and cross spiritual lines and just get everybody on the same page, in the same room worshipping together.
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The company also said China's economy and financial sector would be prone to risks in the near term and complex cross-regional, cross-market and cross-asset situations.
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There's still no cross-play, but cross-save is a good step forward either way.
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If you would like to cross your legs, cross at your ankles, not your knees.
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The community Hastert and Cross came from was small, Cross said, with about 2,500 people.
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Cross-racial or cross-ethnic participation in hip-hop is not necessarily an appropriative act.
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Acevedo donated his diary, Red Cross medic's band, cross and prayer book to the museum.
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Sometimes, a crowd begins to circle, drawn in by the cross-cultural, cross-continental exchange.
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He is a son of Sharon K. Cross and Robert L. Cross of Nashville, Ill.
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Red Cross shelters The Red Cross told CNN Monday afternoon that 61 people were stranded at a Red Cross shelter inside a Kauai elementary school surrounded by flash flood waters.
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Our field is dependent upon international collaboration and cross-cultural exchange, and these cross-border and cross-cultural collaborations benefit the general public; the ban thus affects all of us.
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Amazon uses Premera Blue Cross, part of the Blue Cross Blue Shield network, according to Muken.
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Not only does Méndez exist in a cross-cultural space, she is a cross-platform worker.
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It will require engineers to be more creative and cross-disciplinary and leverage cross-industry collaboration.
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The first Volvo Cross Country, the 1998 V70 Cross Country, was unveiled almost 20 years ago.
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A cross-party, cross-denominational convention thereafter should be convened and the constitution confirmed by plebiscite.
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Cross-stitch kit Give someone the gift of cute, DIY decorations with this cross-stitch kit.
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Ullman's forte is transformation: she uses all-concealing makeup to do cross-race, cross-gender drag.
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When you do work that scares you, you cross a boundary that most people never cross.
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The announced tax payment was roughly in line with expectations, said Cross Research analyst Shannon Cross.
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The church is topped by a large cross with another large cross in front of it.
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Analyst Shannon Cross from Cross Research asked Cook to comment on China's largest messaging app WeChat.
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We have periods of making cross-ice passes when we shouldn't be making cross-ice passes.
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He stood before a large cross overlooking the border fence, made the sign of the cross and prayed before laying a bouquet of flowers on a small table before the cross.
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"And throughout this time the American Red Cross has worked alongside our Haitian Red Cross partners and our other global Red Cross partners to help the Haitian people," the agency said.
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Red Cross nurses and a patient at the Red Cross Emergency Ambulance Station in Washington, DC, 1918.
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For his exploits he was awarded the Air Medal, the Navy Cross and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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It is the International Committee of the Red Cross, not the International Federation of the Red Cross.
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A video review showed that the puck bounced off the cross bar, failing to cross the line.
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Pinera's cross-examination is expected to continue on Tuesday, followed by cross-examination by Burga's and Marin's lawyers.
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The cross, the judges decided, must be altered so that it was no longer a cross, or razed.
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"Cross-play and cross progression on Switch work with Xbox One, PC, Mac, and mobile," the company confirmed.
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It's ironic that companies made possible by cross-border investment are now seeking protection from cross-border trade.
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A small metal cross emblem — the Victorinox Cross & Shield — is inspected via a microscope to ensure standard thickness.
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Cross & Cross were the original architects of the Barclay, which opened in 1926, largely as a residential hotel.
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Bagley's and The Cross were both on the huge King's Cross site that has since been entirely redeveloped.
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At last weekend's Dutch rock festival Zwarte Cross ("Black Cross"), there's a tent that exclusively features cover bands.
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And in 2010, a Swiss hiker drowned while trying to cross the same river McCandless failed to cross.
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Not only that, cross-dressing — or anything perceived as cross-dressing — can also get you thrown in jail.
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Ice cross downhill, breaking through As an organized sport, ice cross downhill is less than 20 years old.
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"We don't oppose normal cross-strait activities, we also don't oppose cross-strait interactions between cities," she said.
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Today it was analyst Shannon Cross of Cross Research, asking Apple CEO Tim Cook about Apple's TV plans.
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The characters struggling to respond to these frightening developments are the Lyonses, a Manchester-based family that seems designed to represent every demographic in a pollster's pie chart: cross-class, cross-ethnicity, cross-sexuality.
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The 33 Red Cross volunteers now in Texas are working in Houston, Corpus Christi and Beaumont at the request of the American Red Cross, said Marco Franco, deputy director for Mexican Red Cross Disaster Relief.
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Have you ever held health insurance through Anthem, Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield or Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield?
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I would not let myself cross my legs because none of the men in my life cross their legs.
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Cross-investing and cross-distribution just aren't going to be easy as they were even a few months ago.
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So sometimes the planet will cross its star a tad early, and sometimes it will cross a tad late.
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Tamsin Dillon and Rebecca Heald were appointed to curate the King's Cross Project by the King's Cross development partnership.
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He has gotten a cross tattoo and a tattoo of the Bible, and often wears necklaces displaying the cross.
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Cross-platform Having said that, there are some interesting examples of cross-platform potential popping up here and there.
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Adding cross-channel comparability: Cross-channel comparability allows ad buyers to measure ad engagement and reach across different platforms.
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At Woods Cross Elementary School in Woods Cross, Utah, students will be allowed to leave class at 10 a.m.
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To gain more seats, Asian-Americans must build cross-racial, intra-racial and cross-class solidarities with other groups.
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She won the English National Cross Country Championships four times and the individual International Cross Country Championships three times.
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"I ran track and cross country in high school and in college I ran cross country," she tells PEOPLE.
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For every time I cross that bridge on foot, I cross it about a hundred times on my bicycle.
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She played up issues like child care and equal pay that polling showed had cross-party, cross-gender support.
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American Red Cross: Due to the cancellation of blood drives, the American Red Cross faces a severe blood shortage.
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Once you cross the bridge, turn left on the Quai de Conti until Pont Neuf then cross the Seine.
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Both migrants who cross legally, at ports of entry, and those who cross illegally are subject to the policy.
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"Cross-border supply and cross-border economies have grown up around it as a result of the euro," Fraser noted.
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His cross to bear He plans to build a wooden cross for every person killed in Chicago's violence this year.
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Two of them came from KKK members I met during the cross lighting ... (screw it) ... the cross burning I attended.
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Stadia will also embrace full cross-platform play, so developers can enable cross-platform multiplayer and game saves and progression.
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But with the cross-buy and cross-play features in place, Mitchell and Rubin aren't too worried about the transition.
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She couldn't afford to buy a noncompliant Blue Cross plan: Blue Cross would jack up her premiums because she's sick.
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Cosby's defense team briefly cross-examined Thomas before court adjourned, withholding contentious questions, but will resume cross-examination on Wednesday.
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They, like the American Red Cross, are members of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).
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More than that, the plots are starting to cross and re-cross one another like strings on a crazy wall.
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A few cross field passes to stretch the defense before Sarr puts in a cross that's cleared for a corner.
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There was a line I couldn't cross, and I wasn't sure I wanted to cross it, either, at that point.
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The companies invited to speak include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.
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So while there is something truly cross-national and cross-continental happening, the effects are not equally distributed among countries.
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Our members are all recipients of our nation's two highest awards for valor in combat, the Congressional Medal of Honor and each service's highest award for valor (Army Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross and Air Force Cross).
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It has also been updated to clarify the difference between the American Red Cross and the International Committee of the Red Cross, and to include sources for claims about the Red Cross' level of access to the facilities.
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The insignia for a Knight or Dame Grand Cross features an ornate Maltese cross surrounded by an eight-pointed silver star.
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Image enhancers like toe-level robo cams in the Cross Hall allow pics like this of POTUS in the Cross Hall.
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So, you can see here there's a cross and there's a little ribbon that kinds of holds the cross the place.
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More than 200 people stayed Monday night at 14 Red Cross and community-run shelters in Louisiana, the Red Cross said.
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For example, as of 2015, the Cross Border Xpress bridge allows travelers to cross seamlessly between Tijuana airport and San Diego.
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When they cross the finish line, Obuong has them pull off faux celebrations, or cross the line while doing a trick.
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The band's longevity, and its willingness to experiment with new sounds, would shape a cross-genre, cross-generation legion of musicians.
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TransferWise charges fees around 1% for cross-border transfers, whereas the global average cross-border transaction fee is closer to 7%.
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There's an added benefit: by blocking cross-site cookies, it makes it more difficult for hackers to exploit cross-site vulnerabilities.
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In 2005, three Navy SEALs were awarded the Navy Cross, the Navy and Marine Corps' equivalent to the Distinguished Service Cross.
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"Fortnite" is the first truly cross-platform game; it even forced Sony to abandon its exclusionary stance on cross-platform gaming.
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"The market wants us to be cross-platform, and in order for us to be successful in cross-platform, we had to bring our TV and digital divisions together and really have a singular cross-platform division," said Wilson.
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"Today, the experience of migrants and refugees is a bit of a cross — a cross for humanity, and the cross of so many people suffering," Francis said as he met with young asylum seekers at the Vrazhdebna refugee center.
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One of the things that seems to cross geographies, that seems to cross race, that seems to cross class, is that most of us have precisely the same kinds of blind spots around precisely the same kinds of issues.
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As of Tuesday night, at least 4,000 people stayed in Red Cross and other shelters in Florida, according to the Red Cross.
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He must drive to the border every 30 days, cross into Haiti, then cross back to extend his visa for another month.
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If you would like to donate blood in your area, call the Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS for more information.
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No. They don't cross to work, they cross to take advantage of the system and in most of the cases, commit crimes.
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Sony recently changed its stance on cross-play and cross-progression, but the company has been accused of dragging its feet recently.
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Epic also announced Fortnite supports both cross-play and cross-progression across all platforms, with one notable exception (we'll get to that).
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The Red Cross The Red Cross is dispatching volunteers from around the country to areas in the U.S. hit by Hurricane Matthew.
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In addition, two of the theme elements cross that central long Down entry, and two more theme elements cross the first two.
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The Oklahoma chapter of the Red Cross confirmed on Twitter that the Red Cross is not providing this type of testing ( here ).
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Multiple studies have found that, on average, a cross-owned TV station produces more local news than comparable non-cross-owned stations.
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Unaffiliated with the Red Cross elsewhere, the Red Cross Society is one of two government-controlled organizations through which Beijing monopolizes philanthropy.
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Eleven migrants were injured while attempting to cross the five-mile barrier on Monday and have been hospitalized, the Red Cross said.
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Cross said the businessman, Richard Wright, had approached him with the information, which Cross turned over to Kemp's office on Saturday morning.
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So Slack is working on a new "enterprise" version that would allow some degree of cross-posting and cross-messaging among these islands.
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"The red cross emblem is an internationally agreed symbol of neutrality and protection," a British Red Cross spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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A simple hug may not cross the threshold, on the other hand a lingering hug plus a comment may well cross the line.
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It currently offers options to give points directly to the American Red Cross, American Red Cross International, or SmileTrain starting at 2,500 points.
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The Red Cross is providing financial and technical support, said a statement by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
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He claims cross-burnings are merely cross-lightings to celebrate Jesus and not a symbol to inspire fear of death in black people.
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Neither Chuck Rhoades nor Bobby Axelrod would be in their positions if not for a willingness to cross lines others would not cross.
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Many asylum seekers, therefore, choose to cross between ports of entry — to cross illegally into the US — and present themselves to Border Patrol.
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They cannot always be successfully controlled, and they may inadvertently commit blunders or cross lines that the Kremlin did not want to cross.
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Read Sciorra's cross-examination Late Thursday afternoon, the jury asked that the court read the cross-examination and "everything afterward" regarding Sciorra's testimony.
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For me the relationship between fine art and children's books has always been cross-referencing and cross-pollinating in some less obvious ways.
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