The first world is divided into two types of people: those who love cruising and those who hate cruising.
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Naturally, the costs of assisted-living facilities and cruising have risen since 2004, yet cruising may still be affordable for some.
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In her early twenties during the heyday of queer cruising culture, meeting women was as easy as dropping by the local cruising hotspots.
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Now, cruising is within the reach of large segments of the population, and that democratization of the cruising experience should be celebrated, not scorned.
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The F-15 Eagle has a cruising speed of 570 mph, while the OV-10 has a cruising speed of 223 mph, according to an Air Force fact sheet.
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The five-person vehicle will have a cruising speed of 180 mph (290 km/h) and a cruising altitude of around 1,000–2,000 feet (300–600 meters) above ground.
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His Schwules* exhibition, selections from which feature below, includes both photos Martin staged himself to reenact cruising scenarios and selections from his historical collection to bring visitors through the history of toilet cruising.
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Slip the Turbo Jetts over your sneakers and start cruising.
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LiLo is cruising into her thirties with love and laughter.
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We spent the next two days cruising around like this.
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Tyler Hubbard and wife Hayley are cruising into baby bliss!
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I know a lot about cruising … on ships that is.
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There's an autonomous Chevrolet Bolt EV cruising through your city.
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"He was cruising along nicely," Oakland manager Bob Melvin said.
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Wanna mix in a little #WeirdNevada while cruising the #FreeRangeArtHighway?
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Maddie Ziegler is cruising into her 16th year in style!
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The plane was still at cruising altitude as it disappeared.
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Cruising at more than twice the speed of sound and...
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This economy is cruising right now at an impressive clip.
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When the Zombie reaches a cruising speed of 65 m.p.h.
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There was a lot of cruising and tons of bathhouses.
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Cruising past the Vittorio Emanuele Monument in the Roman rain.
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"Cruising areas are definitely less frequented these days," says Derek.
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Cruising is part and parcel of gay and queer DNA.
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A lot of couples seemed to be cruising with friends.
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She was cruising down the course when she slid out.
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Cruising, for me, was about more than just getting laid.
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Now I'm cruising and now I know what I want.
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McLaren's roots are in racing, not cruising down the highway.
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It was about five feet tall, and cruising my way.
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Indeed, much of it involves "cottaging," cruising in men's lavatories.
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Drivers may often be making small course corrections when cruising.
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Except it's way more exciting than cruising a beachfront boulevard.
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Outdoors, there's a private zip line for cruising through trees.
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The electrically powered PAV, or "personal air vehicle," is designed for a cruising speed up to 180 miles per hour, a cruising altitude of around 1,000 to 2,000 feet, and trips up to 5003 miles.
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The crew gets in the car and spend the afternoon cruising.
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All of this represents a turning point for the cruising industry.
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Get ready to see more robots cruising the aisles at stores.
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I had been using Cruising for Sex in the late 90s.
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There may soon be a new visitor cruising the Jersey Shore!
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Since being acquired by GM, Cruise seems to be, well, cruising.
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Once I started cruising, I found it easy to meet people.
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This year, Vance is cruising toward reelection to a third term.
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"I don't mind cruising along, to be honest," he told reporters.
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LeBron has been cruising on a big-ass yacht for days.
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But Norwegian is not the only stock cruising higher this year.
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That's an interactive platform that's meant to personalize your cruising experience.
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Such accommodation is regrettable, but necessary to maintain our cruising speed.
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Mike Crapo, who is cruising to victory in Idaho; there's Rep.
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Elsewhere, the Cruising Pavilion shines a revelatory light on familiar sites.
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Above, a mannequin in a cherry-red Tesla, cruising through space.
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Even as the aircraft reaches cruising altitude, my anxiety will escalate.
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Add a white noise machine and you'll be cruising to dreamland.
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It hits maximum cruising speed at 134 knots, about 154.204 mph.
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It can be just a normal Tuesday, cruising around the city.
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Juno has been cruising for five years since launch in 2011.
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I mean, a sense that there's no such thing as cruising.
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And every girl was apparently cruising off the coast of Santorini.
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Captains have taken to cruising faster, though fuel inefficient and costly.
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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper are cruising through the Labor Day weekend.
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Were you an active user of Cruising for Sex at the time?
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While cruising around town, the power plant is easy-going and agreeable.
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The game later resumed, with Australia cruising to an 89-53 win.
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PEOPLE chatted with O'Neal and asked him the tough questions about cruising.
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By my second swim session, I was cruising through the interface comfortably.
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Or what I'd do if I saw him cruising around the neighborhood?
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Now electric cars are cruising back, as performance improves and costs fall.
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By now you've probably seen a Polaris Slingshot cruising around your town.
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The $2911 neck warmer is a must-have for cool weather cruising.
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"You had these gas guzzling land yachts cruising around London," said Kotch.
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"I would say cruising," Arizona manager Chip Hale said of Cueto's outing.
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India's economy grew by 7.5% last year, cruising past China's 6.9% growth.
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Kids battling a monster while cruising around a small town on bikes?
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We got this footage of Batman's whip cruising around the Warner Bros.
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There's a cruising ground and people come from other parts of Spain.
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When cruising from red light to red light, the shifts are refined.
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So he tried a more traditional approach—cruising Berlin's parks and streets.
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"It's cruising at a high speed," said McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty.
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Cruising can be a ton of fun for everyone in your family.
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A driver cruising along a highway in Durban, South Africa, on Jan.
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Unlike most superyachts, the REV Ocean wasn't designed only for luxury cruising.
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After four laps, he was cruising in the middle of the pack.
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Turner was cruising until he ran into trouble in the sixth inning.
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"Cruising is a great way to distract yourself from reality," he says.
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Once at cruising altitude, though, the aircraft becomes much more fuel-efficient.
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If you're "cruising without stopping," he said, you probably don't need one.
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The Gamecocks eventually led by 218 before cruising to the finish line.
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He favors bouncy, skeletal keyboard loops that propel instead of just cruising.
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We could actually be cruising toward the Battle of the Bad Dates.
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Graveman struck out, but he was cruising on the mound by then.
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As the plane hit its cruising altitude, what was happening became clear.
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And that's where the 812 should shine: on long journeys, cruising fast.
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We're not penguin behavioral experts, but these two dudes look like they're cruising.
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Normally, say something about that, about Iran, you are cruising for a bruising.
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She was cruising around Topanga Mall, outside L.A., on Sunday with a friend.
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Borders vanish when you're looking down from a private jet at cruising altitude.
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Could you or your child be an innocent victim of...CRUISING FOR SEX?
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And sometimes, it's a super chill dog cruising around in a white van.
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We just got Axl cruising through LAX on one of those scooter thingys.
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My solitude is cruising the aisles of the grocery store at 9 p.m.
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Of course, it's not just a matter of more people cruising the roads.
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His McLarens are equally at home cruising highways and shuttling into the office.
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It's not their bladders that need relieving; this is a notorious cruising spot.
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Back in my day… Cruising happened in person and not through digital platforms.
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It was not until it reached cruising altitude that sunlight could break through.
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You're just cruising along, touching the top, and there's more after that top.
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Once the whales are back at normal cruising speed, they close their mouths.
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It's effortlessly stable at absurd speeds and feels built for high-speed cruising.
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It has an average cruising speed of 100 km/h, the company said.
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They pulled it over and arrested 3 men who were cruising in it.
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Tonight, we just kept our foot on the gas and just kept cruising.
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Mimi and billionaire boo James Packer are cruising Capri in his massive boat.
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Katt Williams is giving "cruising the mall for chicks" a whole new meaning.
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But these pirates aren't cruising the waters of the Caribbean searching for treasure.
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" This is Speed's style, an experiential approach to tours that he calls "cruising.
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We had a great time cruising the lake and relaxing with our friends.
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Usry said that when he was a teenager, he often saw Moore cruising.
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In the name of journalism, I spent a week cruising in the Caribbean.
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And the brook trout, which I finally found cruising in a little cove.
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In Transit Cruising to Cuba from the United States is now a reality.
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I was sightseeing on Shaftesbury Avenue when I noticed a man cruising me.
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In his poetic imagination, all of early America was a democratic cruising ground.
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If this comes to pass, current iPhone users are cruising for another Dongling.
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When Ocasio-Cortez was cruising district-wide, she was weak in black neighborhoods.
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A couple of them took turns cruising along the row of empty stretchers.
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Peregrine Adventures, for instance, has several eight-day Cruising Iceland sailings this summer.
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The US economy is still cruising along better than most of its peers.
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Bitcoin prices were cruising upward at the time, months before cryptocurrency values skyrocketed.
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Piano black trim was also plentiful, with turquoise mood lights for nighttime cruising.
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It&aposs those people Silversea envisions embarking on its Legends of Cruising trip.
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The sound is cozy: major chords, a light beat like a cruising train.
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This one was captured cruising around the sediment at over 9,000 feet down.
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I'm cruising up the Brooklyn Bridge, sipping an ice coffee and charging my phone.
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The way out is great and I'm cruising — the wind is in my favor.
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So when a user is cruising through tweets, they don't see all the clutter.
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The dashcam video begins with Joshua Brown's Telsa Model S cruising down the highway.
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To what extent have gay dating apps taken cruising off the street and online?
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Even the creators were cruising the aisles of Target as soon as doors opened.
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Only the fact that the aircraft had not reached cruising altitude prevented a disaster.
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The pair wasn't alone in the car: Audrey II was cruising in the backseat.
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It also was quieter (though not quiet) in cruising, unlike the high-strung 600LT.
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A few minutes of automated cruising later, and our freeway exit is getting close.
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Attention passengers: we're now cruising at peak cozy after flipping through J.Crew's latest arrivals.
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Khloe Kardashian's ex was cruising on a scooter Friday when he was pulled over.
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Plush freeway-cruising sedans are optimized for the comfort of the driver and passengers.
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We spent the rest of the afternoon cruising around the city, checking the air.
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For urban riding and highway cruising they hit the Goldilocks sweet spot: just right.
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The hamlet serves as a community, cruising ground, and capital of high gay society.
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But when the plane finally reaches cruising altitude, it's still as magical as ever.
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Villanova captured the Big East tournament and showed no weariness in cruising past Radford.
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She started last year while cruising toward re-election to a second Senate term.
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"I've never done any of those things," Noah said, referring to cruising public spaces.
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"This is really a golden age for cruising," he said in an emailed statement.
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What was I gonna do when we were cruising along for two whole hours?
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This luggage is perfect for cruising since space in your cabin is so limited.
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The rest of the time will just be spent getting up to cruising altitude.
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"Guys who go cruising who are married are usually divorced rather quickly," Reeves said.
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Cruising the high seas or open highways could start costing taxpayers a bit more.
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We saw the C8 Vette in camouflage cruising around midtown Manhattan earlier this year.
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After a tough start to 2016, we seem to be at normal cruising speed.
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Shaka Smart's Texas Longhorns are cruising to start the season, upsetting the then-No.
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As a seasoned traveler but cruising newbie, a lot surprised me during this week.
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There have always been 'cruising spots,' or public places to hook up with guys.
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By the second time I fell asleep, this background mental process was cruising along.
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Then we put some of our vaporwave soundtracks on, and we just started cruising.
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Could these images also contain a slight reference to the queer practice of cruising?
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They have overwhelmed Fairleigh Dickinson thus far, cruising to a 8423-8413 halftime lead.
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Assume too that he was cruising for all the trouble she could give him.
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Ms. Feinstein won easily, validating the polls that had showed her cruising to victory.
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Above, a mannequin in a spacesuit, inside a cherry-red Tesla, cruising through space.
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My Los Angeles cruising experience began when I moved to the city in 1999.
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Cruising is an easy, practical way to see many places in a short time.
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Guests can rent motorized boats for cruising and fishing, or a private lakeside cabana.
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It was a perfect Saturday for the sailboats cruising beneath the cliffs of Mallorca.
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For some, investing in the cruising lifestyle adds up to much the same experience.
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Remarkably decaffeinated while cruising from drugstore to pizza place, the GT is never jittery.
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Which might not seem like a lot, until we look at the cruising phase.
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Cruising in public today would likely mark you as a predator or a freak.
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Fun, for Lerdsila, is cruising around Phuket, relaxing with friends, spending time with family.
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The elder Bush was cruising to reelection until he was derailed by a recession.
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After cruising through the Mets' organization as a top prospect, Montero was finally facing adversity.
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Dedicated viewers definitely spend more than random lurkers who are just cruising through cam rooms.
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Arcades are theme parks for cruising, where entrants pay for the possibility of getting laid.
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One such spread depicts Yeezy himself cruising through a McDonald's drive-thru in a Lamborghini.
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Some people suggested that Olivia offer scholarships or student discounts, since cruising is so expensive.
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Do these shows leave a realistic amount of time before we're cruising around the galaxy?
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Online travel services, rural tourism, cruising and sports tourism were big investment areas, it added.
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Scott and French take Kris and Kylie cruising in the Chevy, smoking some serious cigars.
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The robot isn't playing Beat Saber at the same time it's cruising though the warehouse.
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She ended up cruising to victory as Siniakova struggled with double-faults and groundstroke errors.
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Sometimes you'll get crabs while partying in Ocean City or cruising along the Chesapeake Bay.
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Taking off from the ground and getting to cruising altitude requires a lot of energy.
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This black car with a tan leather interior was made for cruising slowly around town.
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But that larger surface area adds drag and makes cruising less efficient at high speeds.
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We already know you spend a healthy chunk of your shopping time cruising through Amazon.
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In meetings, they described visions of cruising around a massive city ravaged by a disaster.
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There are so many options when you start cruising around the vast holdings of Cooking.
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While there's still time, I highly recommend installing Hola and cruising around foreign Netflix offerings.
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I fell in love with sweets, and I started cruising L.A. for delicious, simple desserts.
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They would study a store, a bar, or a cruising park before making an entrance.
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Royal Caribbean says his friends were also banned from cruising on their ships for life.
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Spring arrived in Michigan just in time for some cruising with the Audi R8 Spyder.
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One of my sexiest cruising experiences came in a bathroom in a San Francisco park.
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Make some room in the cruising lane, Tesla: Cadillac's Super Cruise is ready for action.
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A few years ago, he sold his mega-yacht, because cruising on it bored him.
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He's cruising to an all-but-certain re-election to a third term in November.
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Biebs cruising around Bev Hills, it's reminiscent of Maverick and Charlie's ride through San Diego.
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We got video of Chris showing up with Scott Disick and cruising into the party.
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After cruising along the streets of Riverdale, we found a wooded area near the river.
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Before blowing the lead, the Yankees seemed to be cruising to another win over Baltimore.
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He lost sight of one truck cruising in the opposite direction, trailing plumes of smoke.
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He learned through experience how to manage the care of a racing and cruising yacht.
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It has a 4,000 nautical mile range and a maximum cruising altitude of 45,000 feet.
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Skaggs seemed headed for his fourth straight road victory, cruising through the first five innings.
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At sunset, we embodied a real-life postcard: three catamarans cruising toward the fiery horizon.
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"By the time he was in his mid teens, he was cruising," Weissman told VICE.
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Bayley recalls one shockingly resonant encounter with a NYC taxi driver cruising past a club.
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In fact, Uber's driverless categories of abundance are currently cruising around the streets of Pittsburgh.
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Like other urban practices, cruising opens up another kind of spatial, and even temporal, experience.
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"It's one of those songs you play on replay cruising around smoking reefers," Pimpton says.
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The air-independent propulsion submarines will feature silent cruising, advanced heavy torpedoes and guided missiles.
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We don't know what "Discovery" will look like once it has reached its cruising altitude.
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When we are leveled off cruising and just above the clouds, it still thrills me.
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He won his second straight start by cruising through the latter portion of his outing.
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Charley seems close, cruising around the house while hanging on to the furniture for balance.
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One day, Harris was cruising for affordable housing when he saw a long craigslist post.
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We're at a cruising altitude of, like, the bottom of the Mariana Trench right now.
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By 1960, the Polaris missile could be launched by submarines cruising beneath the world's oceans.
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After cruising to four-year highs earlier this year, crude oil has hit the skids.
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We spend a weekend cruising the streets of Stockton, looking for extant landmarks and relics.
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Two years ago, astronomers discovered an interstellar rock called Oumuamua cruising through the solar system.
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Regent just returned to around-the-world cruising this year after a six-year hiatus.
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The billionaires cruising the Caribbean include LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault and media mogul David Geffen.
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In any event, we can't keep cruising along as if the unanswered question isn't existential.
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Juno's been cruising for five years now, hanging out in space, preparing for this moment.
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But the next time you're cruising down the highway at 60 miles per hour, remember that's a third of the speed she was cruising at—and without the peace of mind of a seatbelt or being surrounded in airbags were something to go wrong.
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Then there's river cruising: Colleen McDaniel, senior executive editor for Cruise Critic, a site that covers the cruise industry, said that cruising on the Rhine and Danube has become more problematic over the last few seasons because of low water levels caused by drought.
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It owns 130 such gliders, about a third cruising the world's oceans at any given time.
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The gold and black sedan was photographed cruising along the iconic Golden Gate Bridge in California.
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Video of the man cruising by in the passing lane caught police attention earlier this week.
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She dropped to cruising speed and looped onto an access road, which deadended at a resstop.
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And then we were on Interstate 5, cruising along at a zippy 70 miles per hour.
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While Trump's motorcade was cruising through Sterling, Virginia, they passed Briskman who was on her bike.
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Well without one you are basically cruising the online world naked, baring all to the world.
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There's nothing like having Jenny From the Block singing that song while cruising down the block.
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But the showy processions of SUVs with tinted windows, cruising slowly through town, became more menacing.
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It's cruising altitude will be below 400 feet in order to comply with existing drone rules.
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Until this week the 53-year-old judge was cruising to a berth on the court.
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And nitrogen oxides and particulates spewed by aircraft at cruising altitudes also have a warming effect.
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"Just me and a bunch of my sparkly best friends cruising to the #goldenglobes," she said.
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The skateboard is generally great for cruising on straight paths, but it's not without its faults.
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But with a rushing wall of water behind it, Mother Nature decides its top cruising speed.
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The company says it plans to expand to cruising other exotic locations around the world too.
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"The one I met Ilene — that was certainly the highlight of my cruising," he tells PEOPLE.
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As the downsized turbines would be optimised for cruising, they would themselves have better fuel economy.
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The windscreen of a Chinese passenger jet blew out while it was cruising at 32,000 feet.
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Cruising to Cuba is off the itinerary following a new ban issued by the Trump administration.
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Toronto outrebounded Indiana 51-33 while cruising to a 116-91 home win on March 19.
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Yes, an actual car launched at a speed of 18,000 mph and was cruising around Earth.
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The rover would have a "lunar-surface cruising range" of more than 6,200 miles, Toyota says.
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Does this dude, cruising down 34th Street, look like he has a care in the world?
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We're told the car even backfired while he was cruising ... yeah, you know it's an oldie!
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Then again, gays are still cruising—after all, Noah and I met on a dating app.
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He would get high and hang out in the sauna and showers, cruising for older men.
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Leather Bar, a film about the gay S&M footage reportedly omitted from 1980's Cruising.
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He's had some complications, but nine months later, videos show him cruising happily with his walker.
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The vessel has a storied history, with presidents cruising on it for both leisure and business.
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The REV Ocean was built to be a scientific vessel in addition to a cruising yacht.
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Verlander was cruising until he walked Jay Bruce on a 3-2 pitch in the fourth.
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Buffett's songs are about afternoon boozin', sunburnt tourists, and cruising by the seat of your pants.
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It's also a well-known cruising area where men go in search of quick anonymous sex.
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Cruising areas were a place where you could meet guys that just looked like everyday blokes.
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"There can be something compulsive about [cruising], or monotonous, or boring, or repetitive," says Mark Turner.
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It's just a passion—I love working with them, working on them, and cruising in them.
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There was that luxury yacht that got caught cruising into Southampton with $390 million of coke.
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My female classmates and I, beneficiaries of China's economic boom, are cruising along exciting professional paths.
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One second, you're cruising smoothly; the next, passengers and crew are being thrown around the cabin.
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Recently, as many as 600 users got together for a night of cruising down the Hudson.
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Chris and Dakota were out cruising Monday in Malibu, and her pup was riding shotgun, too.
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We are cruising along the highway in the dusky hour, the Uncompahgre River winding below us.
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Thornton, meanwhile, kept cruising, striking out a pair in the seventh inning to end his night.
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But as they head toward October, they do not have the look of a cruising juggernaut.
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One company stands apart with its traditional-style boats that pioneered river cruising in Southeast Asia.
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But for commuting, reliable gear is more important than cruising in on a pro-quality ride.
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In case you are ready to try it, here are my 10 commandments of cruising: 1.
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Spieth wasn't even afforded a cooling-off period to pilot his turbulent emotions to cruising altitude.
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It's summer and you're on a family vacation cruising down the interstate listening to the Eagles.
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Itineraries for the 2021 season will be varied to inspire cruising multiple back-to-back voyages.
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America is cruising along, China is growing faster than expected, Britain is muffling the Brexit downdraft.
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It would be enough for a show like this to maintain a cruising altitude of giddy.
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Uber said no ride-hail company has ever achieved that type of reduction in cruising rate.
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"I didn't take advantage of it," he said while cruising the Miami River in a motorboat.
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He had indefatigable energy, would go out several times a week and then go cruising afterward.
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About ten years ago, after a pretty rough breakup, I found myself cruising the Craigslist personals.
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There are also four additional hues called Groundspeed Graphite, Cruising Cardinal, Traveling Thistle, and Skyline Slate.
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Long belongs to several Facebook groups for lesbian cruising where she occasionally posts requests for kinky encounters.
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While Google's cars cruising around Silicon Valley might only see the occasional rain, Pittsburgh has four seasons.
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The Norwegian jet was flying at 703 mph—about 200 mph faster than its standard cruising velocity.
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Today, Voyager 1 officially turns the big 4-0, which it's celebrating by cruising through interstellar space.
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With a cruising speed of Mach 2.04—1,354 miles per hour—the Concorde was fast and beautiful.
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Besides cruising through #BBG hashtags and Kayla's Instagram, I'm also obsessed with a Reddit thread on BBG.
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After getting settled in at our cruising altitude, the drink and snack service began for the flight.
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That contradicted previous statements that it disappeared off radar at a cruising altitude of about 37,000 feet.
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Airplane doors are impossible to open at cruising altitude, which is about 36,000 feet above sea level.
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The plane vanished while cruising -- the safest part of the journey, CNN aviation correspondent Richard Quest said.
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A sightseeing boat cruising around the long-erupting volcano on Hawaii's Big Island turned dangerous on Monday.
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The board is in "cruising mode" by default, and a button on the bottom toggles between them.
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And a baby can absorb that stress, and – once you get to a cruising altitude – release it.
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You did not take this title by simply hopping on a pool inflatable and cruising into it.
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But they are cruising along so fast that it's tough to intercept them and shoot them down.
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Back in April, we spotted one 'bot from Marble cruising the streets sporting a Yelp Eat24 logo.
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In the Riverdale episode "Watcher In the Woods," Betty tells Kevin to stop "cruising" in the woods.
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If there's one thing you don't want while you're cruising downhill on a scooter, it's sudden braking.
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But the country is now spellbound as their team has defied expectations, cruising to the quarter finals.
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However, experts have said the bomb would have been more devastating had the plane reached cruising altitude.
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Fortunately, the driver, distractedly cruising on the M6 in Cheshire, was spotted by Highway England's safety cab.
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On Wednesday of last week, the sign was reportedly stolen by a skateboarder cruising by the store.
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It's more of a car for cruising, and in this moment that is not in our plan.
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They've been spotted cruising a few times by Reddit users — on LA's west side and Santa Monica.
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Following the barbecue I continued to go cruising at bear nights and leather bars that bears frequent.
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Gonzaga led by as many as 41 points in the first half while cruising to the victory.
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It will fly to the approximate cruising altitude of a commercial airliner before launching a launch vehicle.
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Hours later, after the engagement news broke, they were cruising on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland.
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For running to the store and cruising down main street, the small engine is, I guess, fine.
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The game involves Mario cruising around different worlds and collecting moons in his quest to stop Bowser.
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The mood hits one evening and a fertile cow starts cruising the barn—the rest is nature.
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Launched in 2007, Hokulani has been cruising the waters of the Mediterranean since 2011, Luke told me.
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Ever since their scare against North Carolina earlier in the season, Clemson has once again been cruising.
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Cruising is the fastest-growing segment of the vacation industry, according to the Cruise Line International Association.
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After a few minutes, the plane is at cruising altitude and the stewardess can start serving meals.
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Fuchs goes out cruising at night, returning with fresh welts and bruises that don't dampen his exuberance.
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In 1991, Robert Maxwell died while cruising on his yacht, called the Lady Ghislaine after his daughter.
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The game has really picked up pace, with Corey Kluber cruising through a 1-2-3 inning.
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There's a corporate welfare scheme, implemented by the Obama administration, that has been cruising under the radar.
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And if not, then what does the work provide to the viewer beyond cruising others' emotional turmoil?
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The growing wealth of the middle class allows them to experience more Western-style holidays, like cruising.
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We lost a purple legend, Beyonce surpirsed released a record, and now we're all cruising on VIEWS.
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Somehow, this marvelous little hack distills the joy of cruising into the horizon into miniaturized toy form.
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I can clearly picture one day in particular in my late teens, cruising the Central Park Ramble.
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Cruising during hurricane season can net you some good deals, but that's definitely when you need insurance.
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" In late May, the former self-proclaimed super bull said the economy was "cruising for a bruising.
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" She continued: "Once we got up to cruising altitude, she took a nap and was very quiet.
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Rodney Hazard's music is the kind you for cruising the city with friends on a weekend night.
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And there's a lot more to poppers these days than whatever Al Pacino was snorting in Cruising.
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Second officers are paid less, can fly only at cruising altitudes and cannot take off or land.
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As visitors step through the entryway, they are greeted by a shadowy atmosphere evoking archetypal cruising sites.
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Passing power is ample at highway speeds, but the cabin is hushed and unbothered during routine cruising.
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Aircraft cabins are pumped to a higher pressure than the ultra-thin outside air at cruising altitude.
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For that night two strangers met while cruising and came together to take care of each other.
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"There was a lot of cruising on the streets," he said of New York when he arrived.
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He also picks up people along the roadside, not for cruising purposes, but to be of help.
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The Dodgers are cruising to the playoffs while the Giants are the worst team in the majors.
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And she enjoys cruising along and will sometimes pop behind the wheel and have a little fun.
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Did you have a wonderful time pretending to be a pilot, cruising over the majesty of nature?
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After cruising down the boardwalk on a Bird with the ocean wind in my hair, I agreed.
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That's how much pressure is on each square foot of a passenger jet at typical cruising altitude.
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NEW YORK JUDGE STRIKES DOWN NEW YORK CITY'S CRUISING CAP FOR RIDE-HAILING VEHICLES INCLUDING UBER, LYFT
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FSU (11-2) led by as many as 30 points before cruising to its fourth straight win.
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As soon as we reached cruising altitude, I joined Pittman and Motter in the first class cabin.
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He was so frank about his many lovers and cruising rituals and gay bars and glory holes.
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His images were intimate, whether of people cruising along the waterfront or marching for the pride parade.
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The Guy spends his days cruising around on his bike, having aimless conversations, toking on the job.
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Specifically for the vehicle, Uber is requiring a fully electric vertical take-off and landing vehicle that has a cruising speed of 150 to 200 miles per hour; a cruising altitude of 1,000 to 2,000 feet; and a range of up to 60 miles for a single charge.
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But, the nocturnal exercise is just an excuse to go cruising for other gay men in the woods.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A smog-eating bike may soon be cruising through the Beijing streets.
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Once the plane reached about 35,000 feet, the typical cruising altitude for commercial aircraft, the rocket was released.
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After cruising around South Florida on a January night, Ramirez began complaining of a headache to his friend.
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The Bruins have scored only three times after cruising to a 217-13 victory in the series opener.
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The duo was cruising around on rented electric scooters near the National Mall with David leading the way.
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The full-sized Boosted Board is designed for cruising, and I rode it for miles at a time.
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They say no, say the area's still cruising on a reputation it hasn't deserved for over a decade.
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These include not only gay cruising [spots] but also for straight couples who seek action with other men.
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These compounds also trap heat and have an outsized effect on warming when they're emitted at cruising altitude.
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By the end of the taxi ride, we're both cruising to the tunes with grins on our faces.
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Lyles was cruising with three hits allowed through six scoreless innings before Oakland tied it in the seventh.
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It also began its immediate takedown of white men, chomping on cigars cruising around town in a limo.
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As a result, the wing can be made narrower, which improves efficiency at cruising speeds by reducing drag.
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You've been ignoring your money situation for so long now — and you're optimistic that you can keep cruising.
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The drone can record 4K video as you're cruising around for up to 25 minutes at a time.
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Formula E got its start in 2014 and is now cruising through the fourth full season of racing.
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In a blog post today, Uber showed off the self-driving car that's been stealthily cruising around Pittsburgh.
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Scotland's Ross Murdoch eased into the men's 200m breaststroke final after cruising through his heat to qualify fastest.
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It must persuade its fans that a motorcycle without that loud parppping engine is a legitimate cruising machine.
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It will also double the speed of Parrot's fastest drone, cruising along at up to almost 50 m.p.h.
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Days later, it sailed through the Bering Strait between Alaska and Russia, before cruising along Russia's north coast.
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Once you've finished you'll be cruising over the hump that is Wednesday, and it's all downhill from here.
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The remotely operated vehicle was cruising the ocean floor more than 14,000 feet (4,290 meters) below the surface.
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He was cruising until giving up a towering two-run homer to Jonathan Schoop in the fourth inning.
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I saw it happening but I was cruising by on my skateboard listening to Zeppelin, Ramones and Beefheart.
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I was taking a walk one night—I was in Holland staying with a friend, just cruising around.
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Their music was on constant rotation—on the radio, in bars, on TV, coming out of cruising cars.
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Both said that Trump's approach to regulation and economic policy kicked an already cruising economy into another gear.
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A circular white marble staircase anchors the center of the store, like a cloud runway or cruising strip.
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The LQ can fit four passengers and has an electric cruising range of 300 kilometers, about 184 miles.
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Geffen is known for cruising the seas and hosting celebrity guests on his 453-foot superyacht, Rising Sun.
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Geffen is known for cruising the high seas with celebrity guests on his 453-foot megayacht, Rising Sun.
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They also aren't the best from highway cruising, but they weren't outrageously rough or noisy in my testing.
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The vessel spent the summer cruising the Mediterranean and docked at the River Thames for London Fashion Week.
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A hybrid car can use its electric motor to maintain cruising speed, letting the engine remain off longer.
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He was cruising when he was hit on his throwing hand while attempting a bunt in the fifth.
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The driver confirms our destination, JFK, and before I know it we are cruising along the Belt Parkway.
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"Is there a manual to the cruising spots we can see?" a Ukrainian activist asked with a grin.
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When I came across Jedi—by accident, just cruising around the internet—I thought, This is so ridiculous!
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A few weeks ago, outside a coffee shop, I saw Jack again—dirty, clothes tattered, cruising the streets.
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We're told there's surveillance footage of the vehicle cruising down the street and firing shots before speeding away.
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I had a long history of cruising the park and told him I would be his tour guide.
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One of the few places left where cruising isn't dead is the gay bar; it's encouraged, almost expected.
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In a cruising area, for example, people came to have sex, not to have a chat about it.
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The luxury yacht has a cruising speed of roughly 15 knots and a maximum speed of 35 knots.
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Flightradar's tracking data showed that the plane descended around 10,000 feet from cruising altitude to create the image.
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The carriage rocks back and forth, its cruising speed slightly faster than a cow ambling across a road.
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The rap icons were cruising Monday night in New Jersey when they talked to us about the video.
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Sometimes packs of moms, cruising the landscape with massive quantities of equipment and tank-like multi-kid strollers.
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Svitolina stormed back in the final set and appeared to be cruising when she moved ahead 4-1.
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"Imagine a biomass the size of the world's largest oil tanker cruising along the coast," Dr. Piraino said.
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The Cruise Lines International Association, the trade group for cruising, resists the notion that regulations have no teeth.
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A boutique grocer downtown, Chez Marie, rented bicycles, and soon I was cruising — as is the Belgian way.
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Researchers are now cruising toward Nikumaroro, a coral atoll that is part of the Phoenix Islands of Kiribati.
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You'd be surprised how much fun you can have even if you're only cruising down a bunny hill.
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By 1976 the Band had lost cabin pressure — the oxygen masks had dropped — while cruising at 30,000 feet.
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An exchange-traded fund that tracks 162 biotechnology companies is cruising to its highest level in 18 months.
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Many travel advisers who specialize in cruising stress the lack of risk that booking in sale season runs.
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The commercial shows Williams cruising in Audi's e-tron Sportback past traffic jams, garages, and closing gas stations.
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This is where he grew up, he noted proudly, cruising down leafy streets lined with beautiful, stately homes.
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Both said that Trump's approach to regulation and economic policy kicked an already cruising economy into another gear.
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The helicopter was cruising at 2,000 feet when the main rotor head and mast suddenly detached, it said.
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Their affair starts with Viktor cruising Daniel—he shows him the scar on his foot, from being tortured.
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"So that opens up a much more natural sort of cruising feel when you ride it," Matt says.
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Tracking web sites showed the aircraft cruising west over the Olympic Peninsula, the western part of Washington State.
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The 47-year-old actress was rocking a white shirt and bottled water Thursday while cruising around NYC.
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And simply cruising around these climes with CHVRCHES and M83 on the "radio" is quite the pleasurable time.
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The show also features hundreds of historical photos of cruising spots and a comprehensive overview of gay public sex throughout history—but little of that struck me in the way a series of original, staged photos of men caught in the act of cruising taken by its curator, Marc Martin, did.
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Enough so that I may just find myself cruising Lenovo or Best Buy's websites for one of those preorders.
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It's like a shared ride, but 1,000 miles up in the air — and, cruising at 150 mph, way faster.
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Given that cruising is older than civilization, do you think the site will survive in some form in perpetuity?
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It was cruising at an altitude of 25,000 ft at 232 mph after making a U-turn toward Charleston.
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But nothing tops the lightning bolt he photographed while cruising at 40,000 feet over the Amazon rainforest last month.
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The Spider-Man: Homecoming costars, whom PEOPLE recently confirmed are dating, were spotted cruising around Los Angeles on Monday.
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Quick-witted and energetic, Cowley spent his days composing music, and nights hitting the clubs and cruising the bathhouses.
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BAB: In my cruising around I ran into Ed Keinholz, who was up in Echo Park at the time.
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The aircraft was cruising at 215,000 feet, considered the safest part of the flight, in clear, calm weather conditions.
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They'd been cruising around for about 30 minutes when he suddenly asked her to pull over at a bank.
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He dispatched Frenchman Jeremy Chardy 232-22, 333-1 before cruising past Georgian Nikoloz Basilashvili 545-245, 6-0.
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It has a car-like cruising speed of 100kph (62mph), and a range of between 40 and 60 kilometres.
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In all my time cruising the cursed content cavity known as Twitter dot com, I've learned but two things.
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With planets cruising through your playful, passionate fifth house, this could be one of 2016's most romantic months.
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Honda's latest concept car is an all-electric sportster that aims to bring AI-powered cruising to the highway.
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Most of the time, when the drone is cruising at altitude, the sound recorded is the props and wind.
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A laden VLCC will typically burn about 55 tonnes of fuel oil per day at a normal cruising speed.
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Your Nissan Micra x Tesla model is cruising down the newly built M230, somewhere west of the Humber Bridge.
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Illumination and Universal's "Despicable Me 261" is cruising to an easy box office win during a busy holiday weekend.
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I've been trying to write songs to capture that feeling of cruising along the coast with the windows down.
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The winning "flying car" is going to be a passenger drone, and you won't find it cruising the highways.
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Same-store sales for the Aerie brand jumped 34 percent, cruising past the 27 percent rise expected by analysts.
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"[Gay men] are better at non-verbal cruising because we've had to create this kind of subterfuge," Paul explained.
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Affectionately dubbed the "air tractor," K-MAX has a cruising speed of 91 mph and can carry 700 gallons.
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"It wasn't always so easy," he confessed, over images of him cruising around New York in a stretch limo.
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Once a car is cruising at a constant speed, torque-assist alone might be enough to keep it there.
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THE separatist Scottish National Party (SNP) is cruising to victory in the elections to Scotland's Parliament on May 20133th.
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Cruising Wonderland is running until April 2 at TSB Wallace Arts Centre in Auckland as part of pride festival.
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In the midterms, Obama is the heavyweight champion of presidential popularity, while Trump is cruising for a knockout bruising.
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It weighs 4,600 metric tons, has a cruising speed of 14 knots and a top speed of 20 knots.
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Medvedev, the World No. 8, had no trouble with Khachanov in the first set, cruising in just 23 minutes.
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Yeager accomplished the feat by reaching a cool cruising speed of about 700 miles per hour, according to NASA.
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He had been cruising around for more than an hour on March 13, 1964, when, around 3:15 a.m.
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Celtics keep cruising with 111-103 win BOSTON — Brad Stevens likes the feeling around his Boston Celtics these days.
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This bike is known for its comfortable ride whether you're on a paved trail or cruising down the beach.
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"I was cruising until the fifth and the sixth and then this happened," Cotton said, pointing to the blister.
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I'm cruising, with the wind in my hair, enjoying this pair of brand new, definitely authentic Ray Bans (#203).
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Cruising around Encinitas's Poods skate park, he skated with an ease and grace that immediately made him stand out.
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The plane was spotted cruising low above Osan Air Base about 40 miles south of Seoul on Sunday afternoon.
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The plane was spotted cruising low above Osan Air Base about 1003 miles south of Seoul on Sunday afternoon.
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In less than five minutes, a perfectly good airplane went from cruising at 32,000 feet to hitting the ocean.
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Using power saws and axes, they leveled a grove of trees that was known as a gay cruising spot.
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I'm not saying that every household in the top half of the income scale is cruising down easy street.
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Parents of small children do not spend their days cruising down mountain roads on marathon runs and century rides.
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Crushing, cruising, falling in love—or, in the case of his most recent song, a lack of the latter.
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In a year, this cruising created about 366,000 vehicle miles of travel and 325 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
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The International Maritime Organization makes the international rules that govern shipping, including cruising, but it has no enforcement power.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — We're over the hump of the week and cruising toward the weekend, so no long faces.
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TEHRAN — The Iranian wrestler was cruising through the match, looking like a sure bet to defeat his Russian opponent.
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The last half-hour, with Chelsea cruising, was played out against a backdrop of thousands of navy blue seats.
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Three days of the eight-day trip were spent touring the countryside by bus instead of cruising the Rhine.
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Because of the apps and this new way of cruising our world has suddenly expanded, creating a global community.
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"I wish someone would wake me up and tell me it's true," she said after cruising over the Andes.
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You're cruising along with your favorite credit card when you get a notification that your credit limit's been lowered.
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Cruising the Mekong — one of Asia's longest rivers — is a safe, convenient and pampered way to explore the region.
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First, I fell in love with a man who loves cruising with a passion I reserve for buying shoes.
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He was also the author of several prose works, including "Cruising Paradise" (1996), and the memoir "Motel Chronicles" (19843).
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Cruising is one of the fastest-growing segments of the travel market — and one of the most fiercely competitive.
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Disc brakes on both wheels made it easy to quickly stop even when I was cruising at top speed.
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Before I fell asleep, he'd tell me about the guys he'd seen while cruising the streets, or at bars.
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It is fully electric during landing and takeoff while relying on diesel turbofan engine propulsion during high-altitude cruising.
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And I can't scientifically prove it, but as we bounced up to cruising altitude I felt, well, noticeably calmer.
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The new couple's sporting hoodies, shades, overcoats -- attempting to avoid cameras -- while cruising around Venice by foot and boat.
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The longer the distance, the more efficient flying becomes, because cruising requires less fuel than other stages of flight.
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The band also recorded six songs for the William Friedkin film "Cruising," although only one, "Lion's Share," was used.
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There have been earlier reports of pedophiles cruising YouTube for videos of minors and leaving lewd or sexual comments.
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Sean was cruising around waterways off Miami Sunday with a few other friends ... all on their own personal watercrafts.
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The gold will attract the eye of a seven-foot alien cruising through our galaxy looking to buy weed.
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Somewhere between collecting data like a baby-mad scientist and cruising through my early 30s, I've begun to...stop fleeing.
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Cruising the spectacular calm waters of the Norwegian coastline is a tried-and-tested way of experiencing the Northern Lights.
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Crew members were then quickly forced to drop the plane by 21,000 feet, before returning to a safe cruising altitude.
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Photo: UberUber's driverless cars are cruising around Pittsburg again, returning from their hiatus following a fatal crash in Tempe, Arizona.
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Under normal conditions, the SureFly would have a range of about 75 miles at a cruising speed of 75 mph.
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In this performance, she sought to preserve a kind of cruising atmosphere, keeping a boundary around who she interacted with.
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"Cruising happened in bars, it happened in art galleries, it happened on the streets," said Shug in a phone interview.
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In a more recent incident in April, an Airbus A319 flying over White Sands was jammed numerous times while cruising.
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Here's a quick buyer's guide: the shorter ones are nimble and portable, and the longer ones are better for cruising.
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The food truck genius owns Cruising Kitchens, a company that manufactures unique custom trucks for clients all across the country.
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All of these have a significant warming effect, especially when emitted at aircraft cruising altitude, several kilometres above the ground.
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Let's try to visualize it: When you're in a plane at cruising altitude, you're around 10.7 kilometers from the ground.
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White-hot Mars is stoking the embers of amour this December, cruising through your true love zone until the 19th.
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That means police departments must begin to develop tactics and equipment that aren't dependent on cruising and pulling people over.
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Egyptian Air Navigation had previously said that the plane suddenly disappeared off the radar at cruising altitude around 37,000 feet.
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Helicopter pilot Jerry Ferguson was cruising through the skies above Phoenix on Monday as thunderstorms erupted around the desert city.
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The Federal Reserve is hoping that its latest interest-rate cut will help keep the economy safely at cruising altitude.
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The cloud is now as high as 37,000 feet, which is in the typical cruising altitude range of most jetliners.
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Its cruising speed will be 223 knots (hence the designation V-222) and its top speed will be 2280 kts.
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It is the base unit of casual sex among men, and lends itself to cruising and other non-bedroom rendezvous.
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Its shallow draft of 0.83 meters (2.7 feet) is ideal for cruising in the Bahamas or the Caribbean, Bugatti claims.
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Ron Malczyk, a beat officer cruising by, recognized the pair in the silver car as members of the Imperial Gangsters.
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Are there police out there cruising the highways to make sure people aren't stuffing dead deer carcasses in their trunks?
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"We were cruising along and then boom, Irma's coming," Garret says in part four of their Disney-sponsored video series.
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I work for a full-service carrier, so we still serve a meal despite having just forty minutes of cruising.
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I get such cheap yoga because I'm still cruising on my student membership from when I signed up in college.
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The people there tell you they see groups of armed men cruising around the central plazas on a daily basis.
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Likewise, when the car in front changed lanes, the Civic lagged when making the decision to resume its cruising speed.
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Richards' counterpart, Mikolas, was cruising and had retired 14 consecutive batters when Miami scored its unearned run in the sixth.
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So, you're cruising down the highway with your latest fare, making money whenever you choose to turn on your engine.
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That's twice the cruising altitude of a commercial jet—a rarefied zone where you might spot the occasional spy plane.
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So much of my sexual experience has been with cruising, and within anonymous encounters that have a very marginal status.
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Washington broke the game open shortly after that, taking a 75-53 lead after three quarters and cruising from there.
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Here's what else we learned cruising through Instagram's 2016 list of the most popular hashtags, emojis, celebrities and moments: 1.
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Open blacktop was a breeze, with smooth cruising thanks to fine-tuned aerodynamics, extensive sound-deadening, and naturally muted motors.
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I straddled the dirt bike, pounding my foot to kick-start the engine, and began slowly cruising between the trees.
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But the guys also made time to take in the local culture -- including cruising through the desert on a camel!!!
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The crew showed off the Chinese flag after cruising across finish line, while Brouwer lifted the Dutch colours in triumph.
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I arrived, healthy, in early September and promptly made cruising for street food a central part of my daily routine.
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Prediction sites like 538 Politics and the New York Times Upshot had the media convinced Hillary was cruising to victory.
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Her self-prescribed therapy consists of cruising the aisles of Walmart or playing bid whist, a card game, with friends.
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One sign of wealth is cruising on a personal yacht, but that may be a better indicator of wasted wealth.
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With the average home price up more than 30 percent over the past five years, cruising Zillow, Trulia or Realtor.
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It can be soft while cruising down a highway and firm when you throw the big crossover into a corner.
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But it wasn't until he became an adult that Reeves itched to embark on open ocean "blue water cruising" sails.
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Cruising past rocky Cape Horn, off the southern tip of South America is like "the Everest of sailing," Reeves said.
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She passed many days cruising the perimeter of Manhattan, grinding the trucks of her board along every railing in sight.
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The Bliss is loaded with a wide range of features to keep guests busy while cruising to their next destination.
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The maiden voyage started in Valparaíso, Chile before cruising south along the coast of South America toward the Drake Passage.
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Mr. Yeager accomplished the feat by reaching a cool cruising speed of about 700 miles per hour, according to NASA.
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One emerging trend, according to Carolyn Spencer Brown, editor in chief of Cruise Critic, is the "luxurification" of expedition cruising.
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During a visit in late March, it was hard to go five minutes without seeing bald eagles, cruising in pairs.
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Lucky Jupiter will snap out of a four-month retrograde on May 9 and begin cruising ahead in Virgo again.
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You can still go cruising in almost any city in Euro-America, and [it's] pretty easy to figure out where.
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I get the feeling that young people are much less into cruising areas and much more comfortable with app sex.
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And while public cruising and the places where it happens will likely never truly, fully die, the decline is disconcerting.
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Williams is cruising through the 2019 US Open — she's the only Grand Slam winner left in the women's singles bracket.
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But the stalwart, Ralph Northam, won the race, cruising to victory with heavy support from African-Americans and moderate suburbanites.
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Super lightweight and easy to use, the Brilrider FLIGHT will have your toddler cruising around in style in no time.
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Hailey Baldwin's cruising around Sydney Harbor with some of her model pals and, naturally, posing for selfies along the way.
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The Acer Predator Orion 3000 is like an angular black dreadnought cruising through space in search of its next victims.
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You might get stuck behind a driver following the local custom of cruising the speed limit in the left lane.
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In Manhattan, you couldn't go into Central Park with chain saws to chop down a cruising spot like the Ramble.
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We see these salacious headlines about pastors that are cruising around with $1,000 pairs of tennis shoes and private jets.
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It showed an arrest during a protest of the film "Cruising" in 1979, not during the Stonewall uprising in 1969.
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After a promising start to the season, the New York Knicks are cruising to another losing record and postseason absence.
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Still, the pavilion predominantly focuses on cruising between gay men, though other members of the L.G.B.T. community are represented, too.
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Other launches see an opportunity to appeal to younger travelers or to make expedition cruising to adventurous destinations more comfortable.
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NORWEGIAN YACHT VOYAGES Set to launch in 2020, Norwegian Yacht Voyages aims to bring big-ship amenities to expedition cruising.
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The Mario we followed was not living the fantastical dream life of a "cruising king," as I'd seen him described.
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Bauer, who was cruising with a three-hit shutout, delivered a 1-2 fastball under the chin of Todd Frazier.
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Many of the apps mimic familiar ones like Netflix and Uber Eats and are meant to make cruising more convenient.
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Some of the tapes were so antiquated that they featured people puffing on cigarettes while cruising in convertibles without seatbelts.
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Residents went about their daily routines and religious rituals against the backdrop of cruising police cars and flashing police lights.
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They were much faster than us: The ship's cruising speed was about 7.6 knots, not quite nine miles per hour.
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Its maker also claims that the handling has been improved for actions including take-off, climbing, cruising, descending, and landing.
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It has a cruising speed of five to six knots using electric power, or up to 16 knots using diesel.
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Mid-century journalists, cruising the empiricist wave, often strayed from writing about animals, rather than risk their hard-earned objectivity.
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For some, it's an unimaginably long time at sea, while for others continuous cruising has become a way of life.
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Beneteau, a high-volume cruising boat manufacturer, introduced the foil-assisted Figaro 3 at the Paris Boat Show last month.
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North Carolina (27-6) advanced by cruising past Miami, 78-53, behind 19 points from Isaiah Hicks had 19 points.
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" A spokesperson for the mayor said the rules limiting cruising "will bring needed relief to congested streets and hardworking drivers.
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Narrator: When they&aposre cruising at 36,000 feet, a pilot has the luxury of time and space to course correct.
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Hundreds of migrants every year are caught inside tractor-trailers, and hundreds more are believed to be cruising in undetected.
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By the end of the year, both Uber and Lyft were able to kill the cruising cap through the courts.
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"Our slopes are good for cruising and enjoying the view," says Nicol Lobis, a staff member at Adler Mountain Lodge.
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I had driven by it many times while cruising through Hollywood, noticing the bouncer who eyed IDs at the door.
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There he is in his pickup, cruising along a flat Texas road with nothing but cows and cacti for miles around.
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He was cruising through the airport in a loose-fitting brown tee, red trousers with pinstripe detailing, and camel-hued shoes.
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Now in her mid-twenties, she's a fixture on the queer cruising and kink scenes in her area and Los Angeles.
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"Look who was my teacher @brooklynbeckham," David, 40, wrote along with an Instagram video of Brooklyn cruising the waves in January.
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A video of him and girlfriend Katy Perry cruising on Segways at Burning Man, possibly making their relationship social media official.
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In Issue 5, there's a piece on Boyd McDonald who conducted queer readings of "oldies" in his book Cruising the Movies.
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The British actor was pictured Monday cruising past a piece of art depicting the exact moment Taylor Swift ended their relationship.
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Before the ninth, the game was cruising along, courtesy of a pitching duel between Boston's Chris Sale and Texas' Mike Minor.
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The UFC superstar was cruising through his TV channels when Trump popped up ... signature hairdo on full display for the cameras.
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"Fifth inning probably — he was cruising pretty good in the fifth and I just glanced at the pitch count," Collins said.
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Between the work week and cruising into sunny weekend plans, we barely have enough energy to even consider such food feats.
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Eastern Washington ended its MGM Grand experience on a more positive note, cruising to an 83-62 triumph over Eastern Kentucky.
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He was nervous about being seen cruising past with the conspicuous face of a stranger peering out from his passenger seat.
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Nevertheless, one intrepid rider was caught on camera cruising down Interstate 880 in Oakland on Sunday, pedal to the 50cc metal.
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They rented out the entirety of first class, and the moment the flight reached cruising altitude, stripped down to their boxers.
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It's cruising down a one-way, single-lane road with a barricade to the left and a wall to the right.
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"When I first started cruising and you went for 30-40 days, you almost had no contact to home," Weiner says.
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For today, though, von Furstenberg is cruising, fitting this interview in just before a board meeting that's got her mind elsewhere.
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After cruising many baby forums, my husband and I decided on a Dropcam Pro as the nursery's closed-circuit TV system.
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Some semi-autonomous systems from other automakers, like Mercedes' Drive Pilot, read speed limit signs and adjust their cruising speeds accordingly.
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A four-inch screen is still pretty small when you're trying to find the next turn while cruising down the street.
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Image: PornhubThere you are, just doing your thing, cruising on Pornhub, looking for something both enlightening and entertaining, when.... what's this?
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I had Amper generate the clip of music below while cruising around LA in the back seat of my friend's car.
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Enough limos, jets, and helicopters, this Viking queen was cruising across the sea by man-power in a replica Viking vessel.
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His plummeting poll numbers suggest that he is cruising toward defeat in November unless he is able to drastically change course.
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All reports of suspicious sounds were due to a large group of 🏍 cruising through the area on this nice evening.
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For some reason, Uber thinks it can transform this pie-in-the-sky concept into actual vehicles cruising through the air.
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One hallway features his Pleasure Park series, depicting a figure named Kake on a cruising trip-turned-orgy in the woods.
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The model paid tribute to her Cuban heritage by posting this video cruising down the streets of Havana in February 2017.
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It's also a little bit better at highway cruising, and the hybrid powertrain is quieter, so long trips are more relaxing.
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NASA described the contrails as being produced by the mixture of hot aircraft exhaust with cold air seen at cruising altitudes.
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We the customers have come to expect a certain standard of cruising… Now you expect us to settle for no #towelanimals.
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Not that cruising my mom's Toyota Camry around midwestern suburbs was anything like this, but it sure seems like that now.
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Yes, Bruce Springsteen was working on his fitness Monday morning by cruising into a Jersey Strong gym ... 'cause it's only right.
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Authorities said a turquoise van cruising around outside Linda's school the day she disappeared aroused suspicion with both parents and students.
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It is stunningly quiet, the sole traffic cruising around its bends are the majestic California condors soaring upon the thermals above.
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In Paris, the prototype boats run slower — take-off speed is six knots, and cruising speed tops out at 15 knots.
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Roger Frizzell, senior vice president and chief communications officer at Carnival, confirmed to CNBC that the market for cruising is expanding.
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The neighborhood they're cruising around is called Trenchtown, made famous by Bob Marley ... who lived there and frequently sang about it.
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Sister Hazel, best known for their single "All for You," may have been the force behind the current celeb cruising craze.
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So why did Philippe Selendy and Gay jump ship when their careers at Quinn Emanuel were cruising along at top speed?
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Below, Barack, Michelle, Sasha, and Malia are pictured cruising through the Balinese rapids in bright yellow helmets and orange life vests.
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The IMU can also determine the frequency of your movement so it can tell when you've stopped or are cruising around.
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The head of Egypt's air navigation has told Reuters the plane disappeared suddenly from radar while cruising at about 37,000 feet.
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The No. 2 seed and the choice of some to win the tournament, Murray had been cruising at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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From a rolling start at the end of a runway, passenger aircraft reach their cruising altitude within 10 or 15 minutes.
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Neither do we, but we're willing to bet it was back when she was cruising around Westeros with her fellow Starks.
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Its carbon composite construction was designed to give optimal fuel consumption, even when cruising at its max speed of 26 knots.
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Then they take the dinghy back to the sailboat that's cruising nearby to eat, plan for the next day, and sleep.
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Probably not — but be mindful of the attack vector you're introducing to the 4,000-pound metal box you're cruising around in.
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Rafael passes me, then Shirley the Canadian, and finally the Brazilian couple, who go at a cruising speed in the country.
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But when the flight hit its cruising altitude, the guy got up out of his seat and walked to the bathroom.
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Another factor in its popularity might be that cruising is a status symbol to many Chinese, particularly from the inland regions.
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There's a decidedly homoerotic vibe in the scene that follows: Jack, as Eddie guesses, is cruising him, but not for that.
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Apps tend to be about excluding, blocking and confirming a person's conscious desires, whereas cruising can lead to more unplanned encounters.
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There used to be cruising in Hoxton Square back in the 90s, before it became the Hoxton we think of today.
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Riding his bike to the train, he said, was infinitely better than cruising the nearby streets for a place to park.
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Indeed, a bad middle: too many drugs, too much cruising, a psychiatric hospitalization, and a lengthily covered-up affliction with AIDS .
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Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots dominated the New York Jets on Monday night, cruising to a 33-0 victory.
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Fagerström said that being a pilot is actually often relaxing in good weather, at least once the plane reaches cruising altitude.
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The news had little effect on the polls because Nixon was already cruising to a crushing defeat of Senator George McGovern.
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The optimism faded as Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys barely broke a sweat while cruising to a 35-10 victory.
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A simple, over-the-air change in that code could instantly render the two cars' battery output — and cruising range — identical.
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We're told police are posted at the security gate entrance, and there's another patrol car cruising the blocks around Lochte's house.
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If you're not familiar with them yet, get to know the e-tailer by cruising what's left of its sanitizer section.
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I can tell you endless stories of the heyday of gay cruising, much of which has faded away into the past.
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"People have a lot of preconceived notions about cruising that largely aren't true," said Robin M. Farley, an analyst for UBS.
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I thought back to Michael's homecoming in 2006, to Bree cruising by in her chariot, coming for to carry Michael home.
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I found the Corvette to have plenty of power and a competent chassis well-suited for lively driving and comfortable cruising.
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As the number of travelers cruising Antarctica swells, polar expedition companies are launching sustainable vessels designed for these bucket-list trips.
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ICEBREAKER might make you think of cruising to Antarctica; it's also the name of a very common brand of breath mints.
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The vehicle is designed to fly for up to 60 miles and has a cruising speed of 180 miles per hour.
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The 24-year-old looked in complete control against Kerber, cruising through the first set before the German leveled the contest.
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Rising up to cruising altitude, the passengers half listen to the announcements in Amharic -- the official language of Ethiopia -- and English.
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For consumers, surging package volumes means more mail trucks cruising their neighborhoods, leaving mounting piles of cardboard boxes in their wake.
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"It's about trying to change the mind-set that cruising is for the nearly dead and newly wed," Mr. Soy said.
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Generally associated with small ships bound for remote locales, expedition cruising has historically focused on the destination rather than the conveyance.
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The picture captured an arrest during a protest of the film "Cruising" in 21, not during the Stonewall uprising in 2800.
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One cruise will now go to Costa Maya, Mexico, and the other will stay at sea for a day of cruising.
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So it seems to be cruising toward at least a few nominations when the Oscar nods are announced on January 22.
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Some things feel freeing — eating a cheeseburger, getting a haircut, getting a job, cruising down the freeway singing to the radio.
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In port towns, in public spaces of various kinds across emerging urban centers during the early modern period, there was surely cruising of a kind (one root of the definition of the word links it to sailors), and certainly by the 18th century there is plenty of evidence of cruising—allusions in poems and other writing.
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And, due to cruising culture and other versions of, or parts of queer culture, this kind of closeness was okay for them.
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The video, directed by visual artist Indrani, depicts front man Jon Bon Jovi cruising through the Jersey heartland in a vintage Chevy.
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Others point to historically low unemployment and the Dow cruising above 27,000 as evidence that the Fed is making a major blunder.
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"It's nothing we think about, we've had a few games where we've been cruising and something happens," Hellickson said of the streak.
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But when he's not writing, recording or performing, he's typically cruising around in his classic Mustang and hanging out with loved ones.
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In 1993, he stumbled across Mosaic, the first graphical web browser, while aimlessly cruising the UNIX command line on a university computer.
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Not much, until you find out what's missing on the sedan cruising down the highway and winding through city streets at night.
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While it may not be practical, cruising around the airport in outfits this stylish, she doesn't care what others think of her.
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A three-hour session leaving New York traffic, blasting down desolated two-lane roads, and cruising through a mountain assaulted every sense.
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While not everyone out there is cruising for "Cottage cheese pie with pizza crust," more adventurous Ukrainians are up for the challenge.
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For years the company's best sellers have come from its voluptuous cruising and touring lines, including the 798 pound, 1340cc Road King.
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Both knots wear red bandanas, signaling desire for fisting, but it's unclear if they're compatible or just cruising in the same territory.
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Of course, you'll only be able to whip out your phone and text once you've reached the cruising altitude of 10,000 feet.
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The motor is noisy, emitting a high-pitched whine while cruising at the European maximum output of 25 km/h (16 mph).
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A Fox News poll conducted in early October showed Biden cruising with 41% compared to 12% for Warren and 10% for Sanders.
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The cruising man in question, Greenwell's unnamed narrator, resembles the author: a gay American poet teaching abroad at a college in Sofia.
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You can get over most pavement without much instability, cruising over changes in consistency of the road or elevation without any issues.
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It was a test deployment along half a mile of the Fremont East "Innovation District," so this thing wasn't cruising the strip.
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The women had spent the past two months cruising around the world and documenting their lavish holiday on their public Instagram accounts.
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As the largest city and capital of Austria, Vienna has always been a popular spot for those cruising along the Danube River.
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"Technology is important to guests as it provides additional ways to stay connected and personalize the cruising experience," she said via email.
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RHP Brad Peacock was cruising through his second start of the season before running into trouble in the fifth inning on Monday.
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When you're not cruising the farm and petting goats, create a BYO gallery walk or pack a lunch and hit the beach.
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Until then, families took to whatever highways were available – cruising over rolling roads that followed the curves and undulations of the countryside.
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Port Carverton is best explored at cruising speed, a leisurely skate-pace of kick, push, kick, push that reveals its best lines.
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In their first ever video of the whales, a small group of portly True's can be seen gently cruising along in coordination.
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She also showed off her mobility, cruising between furniture and anything else she can hold on to and taking steps pushing toys.
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At 29,000 feet (16,840 metres) above sea level—just below a commercial jet's cruising altitude—exposure to the elements can be lethal.
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But Ray was cruising in a very sweet ride Wednesday night and said he's still itching to get back in the house.
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Cruising down Sherman Way, hog-tied in the back of a patrol car, another sad song of growing up in the Valley.
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If you're cruising around Cleveland at some point, why not give some of these namesake tracks a spin at the same time.
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Malia and the mystery guy were cruising through SoHo Wednesday night -- looks like they had a 3rd wheel girlfriend with 'em though.
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Emma Nuutinen and Sanni Hakala scored a goal apiece in the final period to send the Finns cruising into the semi-finals.
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To quieten things further, the aircraft would also fly a bit slower than Concorde, which had a cruising speed of Mach 2.
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Just imagine cruising at night in one of these planes, staring out the window at the clouds below and the stars above.
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Their cruising flight speed is between 40 and 60 mph, but they go even faster in a hunting dive called a stoop.
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Coupled with the intuitive infotainment system and the relaxed highway ride, it's a nice place to be when cruising on the highway.
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"During my time, there were no beggars," Marcos says soon after the movie begins, while cruising past destitute people and rundown streets.
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Mothers were pushing their toddlers in strollers; couples were walking hand-in-hand; people in paddle boats were cruising around a pond.
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Shortly after cruising the Balearics with Geffen, he and Sanchez were seen off the coast of Italy on von Furstenberg's sailing yacht.
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"When Chrome was out there cruising, I thought, 'No way he's going to catch him; he's going to run second,'" Baffert said.
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The plane's typical cruise speed is 414 mph (667 kilometers per hour) and its maximum cruising altitude is 25,000 feet (7,620 meters).
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Once at cruising altitude, a rocket's engines would ignite, carrying it and its satellite cargo the rest of the way into space.
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Certain superstar types, in this kind of situation, have an ability to throttle back, to pass the months in a cruising virtuosity.
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The licensing cap extension is more or less self-explanatory, but the new ruling on "cruising" requires a little bit of unpacking.
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This is my cruising outfit, just my comfy stuff that's going to get me through the day because I'm not feeling good.
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I quickly stepped out to walk my dog, Lucky, and 15 minutes later I was on my bike and cruising toward Snapchat.
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It was my first time cruising as a fully male-presenting person looking to hook up with a man—a gay man.
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After decades of musicals that rode into town cruising on an adult's cultural imprimatur, aren't kids allowed some skin in the game?
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The record breaking fifth mission is ongoing, with the X-37B still orbiting the planet, cruising above us as the Amazon burns.
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Sanders won Nevada and seemed to be cruising to victory, with just a small, inevitable speed bump in South Carolina to clear.
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Using the pictures below, imagine yourself alone, on the open road, windows down and cruising at an unfettered 85 miles per hour.
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We spent the next three days on our klotok, cruising the rivers of Tanjung Puting National Park, watching the jungle glide past.
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Police vans in the Kashmir valley have been cruising the streets with their loudspeakers blaring orders that people must stay at home.
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"Sometimes you gotta go back to actually move forward," he says in an early Lincoln ad while cruising a dark empty freeway.
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Challenging Crist from his right, Rubio caught the Tea Party wave and looked like he was cruising to a stunning primary upset.
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Other cruise lines are sharpening their pitches to the younger end of the cruising spectrum with new high-tech ships and amenities.
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At important moments when Boston sports teams are cruising toward championships, I subscribe to YouTube TV. We listen to podcasts and Spotify.
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In 1996, a BA Concorde flew the same JFK-LHR route in just 2 hours and 52 minutes, cruising at Mach 2.
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A few weeks later, the couple was spotted cruising around Los Angeles in the Cybertruck, even stopping to grab dinner at Nobu.
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There were football games, surfing and cruising before high school ended, and then it was time for a grown-up future together.
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After cruising through the Angels' lineup for much of the night, deGrom allowed a leadoff double in the seventh to Andrelton Simmons.
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"We are pleased that the Court recognized that Mayor de Blasio's cruising cap is arbitrary," an Uber spokesperson said in an email.
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But it's well known that drivers also spend a non-trivial amount of time "deadheading," or cruising around waiting to be hailed.
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Together, they've been spotted cruising on the famous sailboat-slash-superyacht the Maltese Falcon and traveling to the Antarctic with Al Gore.
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New York (CNN Business)Just a week ago the Dow was on the cusp of cruising above 27,000 for the first time.
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Since then, the Flyers have been absolutely cruising, beating all of their opponents by double-digits and steadily climbing up the rankings.
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Once a drone detects a boat, AI will enable it to verify whether it is a cruising boat, tanker or fishing vessel.
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After checking in at noon we were surprised to discover that we were not actually cruising until the middle of the night.
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Firstly, the South China Sea is a prominent shipping passage with $5.3 trillion worth of trade cruising through its waters every year.
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But the Bucks broke out for 36 points in the third quarter, extending their lead to 87-64 and cruising to victory.
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The French director Yann Gonzalez summons not just William Friedkin's notorious 1980 thriller "Cruising," but near-countless European giallos featuring faceless killers.
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Mr. North sold North Sails in 1984 for several million dollars and then bought a cruising yacht and sailed around the world.
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Due to a phenomenon called orbital decay, the empty, rogue space station has been steadily cruising back toward Earth on its own.
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As the plane reaches cruising altitude, Bingochea makes his way through the aisles with drinks, greeting every passenger like an old friend.
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No one can beat death—but maybe beating it is cruising along passively, taking what comes, and explosively shitting where you may.
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Jerry was out and about Monday in Bev Hills with his 17-year-old daughter, Sascha, who noticed Bieber cruising beside them.
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And we've discovered another totally gnarly dog cruising around Clissold Park in London, stealing the show, and making all the other pups swoon.
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After cruising in the first set, Argentina's Del Potro faced a stern test in the next as Khachanov began to find his rhythm.
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Time and again, we would spot cruising redfish, but not until they were too close to the boat to make a proper cast.
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In the craft cruising above, physics graduate student Chris Pugh and the others pivoted their telescope to catch the photons, one by one.
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After cruising alongside the giant to snap some photos, the manta ray eventually swam off, completely unfazed by the crowd of alien onlookers.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... the rapper was cruising Wednesday night in his Mercedes-Maybach in Burbank when cops noticed dark tinted windows.
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A recent series of fly overs caught a variety of sea life on camera cruising the blue waters, including a curious juvenile shark.
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It dropped from its 37,000-foot cruising altitude to 15,000 feet, then to 9,000 feet, and disappeared from radar a few minutes later.
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On a single charge, Alice can fly 650 miles (1,503 kilometers) at 10,000 feet with a cruising speed of 276 miles per hour.
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Cruising through Fun Factory's product pages today feels like the adult equivalent of scanning the jumbo Crayola box: A color for every occasion.
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Mr Shoup has estimated that cruising for spaces in Westwood village, in Los Angeles, amounts to 950,000 excess vehicle miles travelled per year.
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She writes of dreaming about Coca-Cola and freedom in Paris, or surreptitiously reading porn magazines and cruising gay bars in Greenwich Village.
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As cruising demographics evolve, though, so too have the dining options—and this is particularly true on Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas.
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The plane had been cruising at 5,000 feet (1,525 m) when the pilot requested to descend to a lower altitude on passing Guernsey.
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But if the vehicle has been cruising along without any input from the driver, the driver may not be fully ready to drive.
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That bomb -- placed on an Airbus A321, exploded soon after the plane reached its cruising altitude; all 224 people on board were killed.
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Winchenbach runs a store called "Tirdy Works," which has been cruising the Northeastern American craft fair circuit for a decade and a half.
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The Black-ish star, 46, loves cruising around Los Angeles with his daughter Kyra, 20, and his son Nathan, 16, a new driver.
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When I walked over to check on him, however, he was seemingly no worse for wear, just cruising around like he had before.
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For Cutting, cruising became his saving grace after his wife of nearly 40 years passed away in 2010 following a four-year illness.
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The Wildcats weren't seriously challenged in Friday's 83-45 triumph over American, breaking out to a 19-5 lead and cruising from there.
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The company no doubt wanted to get word out before residents were confused by little blue robots cruising around their otherwise quiet neighborhoods.
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Even when Labour was cruising to easy victories, as the party did in 2001, older voters favoured the Conservatives by a slim margin.
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Kevin (Casey Cott) and Betty quickly resolve what was actually a big story line from episode 3 about Kevin cruising in Fox Forrest.
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The program assumed jets would always fly at maximum cruising speed, but the actual speeds were much lower, most likely to conserve fuel.
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When it's cruising down the road at 60 MPH, it needs to see what's ahead and be able to plan for avoiding hazards.
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NASA works with the Federal Aviation Administration to research the best ways of managing takeoff, cruising and landing of aircraft around the country.
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The song for the first dance was the defiant disco anthem "Outside" by George Michael, a noted fan of the Heath's cruising grounds.
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Had the incident occurred minutes later, once the plane reached cruising altitude, the resultant explosive decompression would almost certainly have killed all aboard.
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And the vehicles will zoom at a lofty altitude of 60,000 feet, around 20,000 feet higher than the average commercial airline's cruising height.
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No surprise ... repeat customers like the Kardashians get primo service -- we're told Kendall dropped her ride off Sunday, and was cruising by Tuesday.
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The 76ers were unable to make a late-game charge and Denver led by as many as 18 while cruising to the finish.
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Get ready to twist your neck against the headrest and make sure a drivers-ed dropout isn't cruising next to your quarter panel.
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As we sat in the back of an Uber cruising towards Camberwell, we had no real idea what we were letting ourselves into.
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And since it's cruising alongside take-no-prisoners Pluto, we'll have no trouble dropping those draining tasks and energy vampires like hot potatoes.
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The storm delayed final results in Japan's snap election, where exit polls say Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is cruising to a landslide victory.
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You want to get your blood pumping, but the cars are so good at speed, you still feel like you're just cruising along.
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As they entered, the men spied a sign that read "Patrons Must Face the Bar While Drinking," an instruction used to thwart cruising.
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In The Line of Beauty, Hollinghurst's cementing achievement, it was Nick Guest cruising the post-uni abundance of Tory London in the 1980s.
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Remain in staid cruising mode and feel your lumbar vertebrae compress in real time as you wriggle to gain some semblance of support.
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Once the plane was at cruising altitude and in autopilot mode, she would seek the agreement of her captain to take a break.
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Beyond the approach to booking early, if you're flexible with dates, cruising while kids are in school usually results in more favorable fares.
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It doesn't blow its competitors away in terms of refinement, but it strikes a near-perfect balance between backroad fun and interstate cruising.
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Adding the gas range to the 25 miles of electric drive, the Prius is rated for a massive cruising range of 640 miles.
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The model was decked out in a hot pink coat and cruising along until she tried coming to a stop on the bicycle.
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If cruising through Russia on a train doesn't sound isolating, imagine recuperating from five surgeries and re-learning your craft along with it.
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It's so immediate and exciting—a tender humanity that you won't get cruising online, where chatting with guys often feels stale by comparison.
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Length: 70 feetYard: Palm Beach Motor YachtsIt was designed with comfortable speed in mind, capable of reaching a cruising speed of 32 knots.
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By the time you reach cruising altitude and have dinner or breakfast, watch a movie, and have another snack, you're already on approach.
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And due to a phenomenon called orbital decay, the empty, rogue space station has been steadily cruising back toward Earth on its own.
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Their offense was cruising and their unheralded defense held Carson Wentz and the Eagles to just 33 yards of offense before the break.
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