As the oil market has cycled between periods of undersupply and oversupply, the calendar spreads have cycled between backwardation and contango (tmsnrt.rs/2hNC18SN).
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Of the people who only cycled to work, 7% were injured, while among people who cycled for part of the commute, 6% were injured.
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She cycled through four directors in her first seven months.
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He then cycled the 3,000 miles to Key West, Fla.
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Sitcoms have cycled through similar sets of storylines for decades.
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Instead, it focuses on the miles you've walked, ran, or cycled.
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When the pitting cycled through, Harvick was back in the lead.
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I cycled up to eight hours a day for six days.
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I glance upwards to make sure the drone has cycled away.
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The two cycled around Beijing, studied Chinese and learned tai chi.
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Replacements cycled in and out quickly, none making a lasting impression.
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And it cycled through directors, a troubling sign for any institution.
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"The Leftovers" cycled through several theme songs in its final season.
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As the innings progressed, Boone cycled through his other stout relievers.
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By this week, the mannequins had already cycled through several costumes.
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A client of long standing, Lagerfeld had cycled through different looks.
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Both were jeered when they cycled back to their team bus.
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Since then, I've cycled from London to Paris in 24 hours.
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It's no surprise that Babe rapidly cycled through writers during its lifespan.
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In 2018 the group cycled to Durban, 550km (340 miles) from Vosloorus.
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Keselowski cycled to the race lead after pitting 33 laps before Truex.
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He's just cycled from uptown — thanks for coming down here to Chinatown.
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The field first cycled through green-flag stops just before lap 50.
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Van Zoetendaal, elated, cycled home with the boxes hitched to his bike.
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Another was shouted at and abused as he cycled home in Cambridge.
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As I pulled her against my chest, the blade cycled and dropped.
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Instead of getting in a car, she cycled to the hospital instead.
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Sitting in the rehearsal room, he cycled though some of this choreography.
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Just over 5% used public transport, while 2.8% walked or 0.6% cycled.
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A British family that had cycled up were waiting for Team Sky.
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We cycled through breakfast, showers, and packing up to get on our way.
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He cycled through several domain names this year to avoid blacklisting by Facebook.
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One team of Ahmadis cycled from Germany; the Canadians chartered their own plane.
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I had just cycled from Auckland to Piha through the Waitakare Ranges, alone.
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People cycled in and out of Kensington's recovery houses, treatment centers and shelters.
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An attack crumbles but the clearance was cycled to Rapinoe on the left.
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Our travel writer cycled to find some of the flowers that inspired Rembrandt.
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Trump has cycled through four communications directors in the span of 14 months.
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During the war, American intelligence experts cycled through a long list of suspects.
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I had cycled across the United States twice and never heard of it.
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Overhead, a billboard cycled through ads for silencers and sex drugs and Europe.
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This is Daniela's theory: She is immortal and has cycled through many existences.
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Trump has cycled through campaign personnel—first Corey Lewandowski, and then today Paul Manafort.
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The series constantly cycled through politically relevant plotlines that bloomed naturally through their characters.
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Since then, he's cycled through flashes of mediocrity, solidity, flat-out awfulness and brilliance.
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These settings can also be cycled through using the S7 has an external remote.
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We cycled in and out of treatments, wondering why none of them were working.
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This following video cycled around the internet, condemning a whole fanbase to negative stereotypes.
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DSNY uniforms will be up-cycled with silk-screen designs, and emblazoned with patches.
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He has cycled through countries including France, Norway, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, and Singapore.
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Over the next few years, he transferred to Mecca and cycled through different positions.
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Women's shoes and sneakers made with up-cycled car tire are in the works.
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In between his shots at the news media, he cycled through some favorite topics.
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Her second child, David, cycled from Cairo to Cape Town when he was 19.
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As the game footage played in slow motion, new numbers cycled across the screen.
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The state of Kansas has cycled through three governors in a period of six months.
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Using his map as a guide, others have cycled, run, and camped along it independently.
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She was a sex worker, struggled with addictions, and cycled in and out of custody.
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Taylor Swift has cycled through a lot of looks during her decade in the spotlight.
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We've probably cycled through the entire series 10 times and there's no end in sight.
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Using the controller in my right hand, I cycled through available weapons and started shooting.
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It'll be different four years from no, because all my guys will have cycled through.
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Even as I cycled on the highway, the cars were infrequent, the sea breeze abundant.
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Along with a friend, he cycled up to the Wall with a ladder and climbed.
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Eventually, he found and partnered with a Chinese manufacturer who up-cycled milk into fabric.
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When pitting cycled through with 15 laps to go, Logano was back in the lead.
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He grew up in Haiti, which has cycled through dictators and contested elections for decades.
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Instead, Zhang, 26, went at night and cycled the back routes to avoid police checkpoints.
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When proceedings hit a lull, the crowds cycled through a series of pro-independence chants.
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As countless other bodies cycled through, she remained in the receiving tomb for 18 years.
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Over the next year, I cycled in and out of court, waiting to be sentenced.
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Out of the 10 directors who cycled into Motherland season 1, only two were male.
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Early in his life, Fears, searching for identity, cycled through a long list of ideologies.
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Since 2010, El Museo has cycled through three directors as well as other senior executives.
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Then the volunteers cycled for 90 seconds multiple times at a range of pedaling speeds.
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"Ford v Ferrari"Over the course of shooting, "Ford v Ferrari" cycled through 460 vehicles.
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On evenings off, Mr. Irons cycled to the West End, guitar strapped to his back.
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This leads to the production of oxidants, which are continuously cycled throughout the moon's interior.
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Harrison Chinedu , a footballer, cycled a total of 103.6 kilometers across Lagos without dropping the ball.
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Some of these oxidants then get "cycled back" into the moon's subsurface ocean, according to NASA.
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The trend has recently cycled through to retail stocks, which have slid amid generally weak earnings.
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His drummers have cycled from Adam Forkner to Brian McOmber to his current drummer, Mike Johnson.
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This is where drivers will be cycled through for pick up and drop off of passengers.
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Osom makes its socks from up-cycled clothing materials and sells at a similar price point.
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But he ultimately cycled back to the same person who is slavishly devoted to a monster.
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For days before the race, groups of messengers cycled through Brooklyn, visiting bicycle shops and bars.
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He cycled through a series of jobs he thought would make him rich, Eric Paddock said.
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In the ensuing years, the issue cycled between headlines and whispers in a seemingly endless loop.
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Now comes the New Zealand minister who cycled to a hospital on Sunday to give birth.
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In his absence, the Patriots cycled through three kickers — Nick Folk, Kai Forbath and Mike Nugent.
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In his absence, the Patriots cycled through three kickers — Nick Folk, Kai Forbath and Mike Nugent.
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Anthony Hoyte, 51, cycled for nine hours to map the image on fitness-tracking app, Strava.
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With McAleenan's exit, Trump will have cycled through four DHS chiefs in less than three years.
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Trump has cycled through another chief of staff and a few more Cabinet secretaries as well.
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Traffickers cycled women in and out of parlors every 10 or 20 days, Sheriff Snyder estimated.
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Before opening the Four Horsemen, Mr. Curtola had cycled through some leading European kitchens, including Noma's.
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Together, we cycled, did pushups, and hung from rings like pieces of raw meat in a slaughterhouse.
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Twiggy, now 70, has cycled through a variety of different careers, including Broadway shows and fashion design.
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Kelly popped on a helmet, hopped on the bike, and the two cycled through Times Square together.
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Commuters can get 23 cents ($0.26) per km cycled between their home and their place of work.
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Trump has already cycled through multiple Cabinet officials and aides in his roughly two years in office.
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It can be cycled more than 23,000 times, while the typical electric car battery cycles 1,000 times.
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After graduation, he cycled through political communications jobs in California and New York and on Capitol Hill.
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The screen saver cycled through my photo albums on Facebook and Instagram — and also occasionally your face.
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They cycled on dirt paths, through dry riverbeds and on cracked asphalt, going days without a shower.
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A stream of gifted Jamaican musicians cycled through mento to calypso, jazz, rhythm and blues, and ska.
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Over the years, development executives cycled through different scripts, struggling to establish a funny yet faithful tone.
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Now it's fall, and our unnamed protagonist has cycled her way through three seasons in 20 seconds!
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Hausknecht had worked in Houston for about three decades and often cycled to work, local media reported.
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It cycled through a series of owners and its historical significance was in danger of being forgotten.
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Collectively, the departments have cycled through 52 police chiefs as the agencies tried to meet federal demands.
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For days, party representatives cycled through the election center in Pretoria dubbed "The Rock" to spin their case.
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And this seems to have cycled very quickly in terms of just a quick progression towards abolishing ICE.
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He went to physical therapy and cycled through the prescription opioids, muscle relaxers, and a nerve-pain suppressant.
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Television reporters had cycled through and new customers were wandering in from towns 50 or 100 miles away.
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Shares of metals manufacturer Alcoa and Freeport-McMoRan popped Thursday as money cycled back into the commodity sector.
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A stream of families walked, jogged, cycled, munched street food and enjoyed live music performances on Sunday morning.
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I cycled through no diagnosis, then ADHD, bipolar, depression, and several other incorrect assessments and prescriptions that followed.
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The 'untouchable' who cycled from India to Sweden for love And then there was the national quota system.
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The company has cycled through several iterations based on changing market conditions and opportunity sets in the industry.
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It may be that, in the language of politics, a few words are ready to be cycled out.
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One afternoon, my daughter Eva, my son, Anthony, and I cycled out to see if that was true.
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On Sunday, a group of neighborhood children on bicycles cycled from house to house to distribute the flags.
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He has feuded publicly with his children and cycled through a series of chief executives at his companies.
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Since then I've cycled through dozens of apps and services, all in the name of keeping myself focused.
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From there he cycled through Chicago, joined and dropped out of the Marines, before finally starting his studies.
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And because Kaspersky's servers are in Russia, sensitive United States data is constantly cycled through a hostile country.
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The water flows down the wall, into a sink, and is cycled back up the wall through tubing.
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The limited understanding of American political officers, cycled in every six months or so, has made matters worse.
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The city's narrow but long commercial district has cycled through various looks since Ms. O'Connor was a child.
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Over the next two months, as I cycled in and out of tumultuous relationships, he kept popping up.
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Surveillance footage showed his killer cycled up to him but that Khangoshvili had managed to push him over.
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A British man has cycled an incredibly detailed route around London that created the shape of a reindeer.
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By the time I dragged myself to the coffee maker, he'd cycled 35 miles and eaten two meals.
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When he cycled up to one of the town's four stoplights, it glowed red, and he braked hard.
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This week one of its ministers, 42 weeks pregnant, leisurely cycled to the hospital to have her baby.
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Fast forward a few years and I'd moved to New York, cycled through Creative Lab and landed at YouTube.
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If any of these layers needs to be modified, a new image is constructed, pushed and cycled into production.
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These were the thoughts — ones about what was fair, for girls and boys — that cycled around Watkins' young mind.
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It hasn't helped that Trump has cycled through national security advisers; his fourth, Robert O'Brien, took over in September.
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From the 2000s bowls of cold soba noodles, made from buckwheat, were cycled to wealthy clients on towering trays.
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The groups already have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to Trump loyalists who have cycled through as consultants.
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Their heated debate cycled between pointed barbs and explosive defenses and touched on a wide range of major topics.
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Fiber cycled through two CEOs in the last 10 months, lost multiple executives, and has started laying off employees.
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They last blog post was from July 11 after they cycled from Too Ashuu to Ala-Bel in Kyrgyzstan.
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The questions cycled back and jumped around, as if they were trying to catch him out in a lie.
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As a counter archive that lives online, my concern is that it, too, will be cycled through or buried.
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When they were unable to take care of her, she cycled through other homes where she was physically abused.
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Omar cycled through three high schools, collecting a string of suspensions — for fighting and other infractions — along the way.
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The Yankees have cycled through infielders, including Brian Roberts and Stephen Drew, all of whom underwhelmed at second base.
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Australia has seen climate change alternate between a top priority and an afterthought as different parties cycled through power.
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Guards, for example, would be paid the equivalent of $2,000 every 20 days, and would then be cycled out.
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LeBron James and Justin Bieber attended both John Elliott and Kith, where a moving runway cycled through capsule collections.
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EDF said Bouchain's output is cycled up and down to meet peaks in electricity demand rather than running constantly.
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And he has cycled through the severe sleep disorders and gastrointestinal distress that are common in people with autism.
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In his four decades of tireless service, the Clippers made just 11 postseason appearances and cycled through 18 coaches.
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Details has shuttered, Maxim has cycled through editors, and Playboy has done away with its raison d'être, naked women.
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It&aposs the third festive image he&aposs created, having cycled a snowman and a Santa in previous years.
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Another dozing octopus was captured on film last year as she cycled through similar camouflage displays, according to ScienceAlert.
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Surveillance camera footage showed the suspect had cycled up close to the victim who managed to push him over.
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Past opinions have been cycled through so many partisan spins that their public discussion barely resembles the underlying cases.
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Black hairstyles have cycled from conked and pressed to Afros to relaxed to natural again for nearly a century.
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At the packed, sold-out gig, the crowd cycled between rounds of fist-pumping, jumping, hip-shaking, and moshing.
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The 58th annual Grammy Awards cycled through those modes on Monday night in its live broadcast from the Staples Center.
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After all, we'd already cycled through such wafer-thin small-screen flotsam as Charlie's Angels, The A-Team, and CHiPs.
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The planned Gambit feature has since cycled through three different directors, numerous writers, scheduling concerns, and an entire studio acquisition.
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This is all while being okay with looking like a scarecrow in drawstring hemp pants and up-cycled patchwork jackets.
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They discovered the cyclists exerted more power and had higher heart rates when riding outdoors than when they cycled indoors.
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They've cycled through the deterioration of societal norms, relationships, and personal boundaries, before finally exploring the restoration of those concepts.
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The Wirecutter ran a test that cycled through a list of websites for two hours over a Wi-Fi connection.
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The Trump campaign said the ad would air both nationally and be cycled into their existing swing-state advertising buy.
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The thing is, when it happened, I got up and was like, 'That hurt' and then cycled to the pub.
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But if the structural positions are excluded, money managers have cycled between net long and net short positions (tmsnrt.rs/2h5Gsfi).
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More than a third of Sydney's population said they have cycled, according to the National Cycling Participation Survey in 2015.
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Mr van Gogh was shot as he cycled to work, then had his throat slit as he begged for mercy.
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Mr. O'Steen estimates that about 15 people have cycled through over the years, many finding it all a little overwhelming.
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In Arizona, more than 70 percent of these enrollees cycled off the program within just two and a half years.
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Neither did the few dozen people who cycled in and out during the first two hours of the store's opening.
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At the Port of Charleston on Friday, as BMWs cycled out of the docks, trade barriers seemed a distant worry.
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In my prior job when I worked at Google, I actually cycled down to Google from the city, most days.
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Her son, a restaurant chef, cycled in and out of jail and rehab before dying of an overdose in 2014.
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"I absolutely don't know how many kilometers I've cycled this year," admitted the watchmaker, who now rides mostly on weekends.
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Ms. Lee cycled through English (her primary language) and Japanese (his) before settling on an imperfect middle ground of Korean.
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For six years we cycled through breakups and reconciliations, and were brought back together by a mutual need for security.
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Before that, her daughter said, the energetic and outdoorsy grandmother of nine often cycled more than 10 miles a day.
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PHYS ED People who played tennis, badminton or soccer tended to live longer than those who cycled, swam or jogged.
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For 30 minutes in near-darkness, the trio cycled through these and other elemental poses, immersed in an inscrutable meditation.
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It also adds to a year of turmoil at the Pentagon as Trump has cycled through top civilian leaders there.
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Since then, Vaz has cycled through six different prime ministers as he and Pereira's party waged a bitter power struggle.
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When they pay back the loan, the money can be cycled to more borrowers, getting more families out of poverty.
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If I hadn't just cycled 80 kilometres, I'm not sure the smooth, squeaking meat would have been quite so tempting.
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Over the course of 600 days, the dying star cycled through brightening periods until it finally began to fade in 143.
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He cycled from Moscow to Paris in 1992 and set the record the 100-plus category with a 62-mile ride.
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Michael Cammalleri and Ryan Strome cycled to keep the puck in the Kings' zone until Strome gained possession behind the net.
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And to our benefit, he also busted out so many wildly creative bike tricks as he cycled through the city too.
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We've cycled through every miniskirt and cute dress in our closet, and we've got zilch to wear — or so it seems.
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Two years later, he made the Lightning, and spent three seasons playing part-time while the team madly cycled through goaltenders.
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Fuel was scarce so he cycled to work wearing shorts instead of commuting by Soviet-made Lada like other party leaders.
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Some accounts have been active since the program launched in August 2018, while others seem to be cycled through more frequently.
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I was thrilled, and I cycled back and forth through the cartridges until they were all hair-clogged and uselessly dull.
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It is a formula Mr. Trump has returned to time and again as he has cycled through different money making personas.
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This stands out mostly because they have cycled through a whole bunch of different guys there over the last four years.
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What I did on my #Maycation, part 1: cycled around crystal blue #laketahoe, all 76 miles in one go, by accident.
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One of the couple's Warm Showers guests was Pablo Garcia, an Argentine who has cycled thousands of miles, on every continent.
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Hurricane Irma pounded the Bahamas before making landfall Friday night in the northern part of Cuba as it cycled toward Florida.
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They then hooked her up to a machine that cycled through her blood to collect the stem cells, which were frozen.
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This summer we rode down to Pula (Croatia) and cycled down the coast of Croatia, maybe 900 kilometers to the border.
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Genter cycled throughout her pregnancy and told Fairfax media in June she had already bought an attachable cycling buggy for the baby.
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I always cycled back to a desire for defending people who couldn't defend themselves and a deep need for justice and equality.
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I cycled from small rectangular tortoiseshell to circular ones, to modern clear frames, to two-toned hipster acetates, to retro red frames.
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Cartridges containing dioxin-absorbing droplets, through which the impounded water of a fish farm was cycled, would help to stop that happening.
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In any case her journey was a pioneering one in the history of women's athletics, in which she cycled thousands of miles.
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"The thing is, when it happened, I got up and was like, 'That hurt' and then cycled to the pub," Sheeran said.
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Dennis revealed his conversation with Harry was "amazing and emotional," as the pair cycled together around site for next year's Invictus Games.
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In the South Island, I cycled to the base of Aoraki Mount Cook, the mountain where Sir Edmund Hillary's mountaineering career began.
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Among the temperature-sensitive facilities are those handling natural gas, which is cycled through the fields to enhance oil recovery, she said.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. On a cloudy afternoon in early April, thousands of teenage boys cycled through central London.
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The report also found that more than two-thirds of teenage foster children had cycled through at least four different foster homes.
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Dijon seems to have cycled through most of her stages of grief by now, and is equanimous when I ask about it.
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Play even cycled around for another 30 seconds before Kane went down in a heap, and only then does Cakir stop play.
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I spoke to multiple Danes who agreed that Mastermind, after a hot decade, simply cycled out of fashion in the early '80s.
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Regulars cycled in and out of the store after church, to grab a bite or to buy a lottery scratch-off ticket.
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As he has cycled through disruption stories, the reality distortion has worked well — at least for those who've drunk the Kool-Aid.
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Some who have cycled through over the years include a pet psychic, a sea-lion trainer, dog walkers and a pet lawyer.
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All three, at Homer's gentle insistence, cycled through their memories of their playing days, telling stories, cracking jokes, amiably mocking one another.
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But being a referral hospital has a downside: Many people arrive quite sick and have already cycled through a plethora of antibiotics.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Still on vacation, and I'm currently in Denmark – in fact, just cycled from Copenhagen to Helsingor, aka Elsinore.
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Mets Manager Terry Collins cycled through six relievers — some sputtered and some did not — during the final five and two-thirds innings.
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As the reports cycled through the news, the journalist Rana Ayyub told me over the phone that she was heading to Kashmir.
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Now his fellow cornerbacks sat observing as Newman cycled through one play after another, pausing only to rewind or scrawl a note.
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But "Congress cycled through the tax credit in one or two-year stints and allowed it to expire multiple times," AWEA said.
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His enormous artistic output cycled through the attendant pleasures and pains of being involved in one's community and defending one's civil rights.
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Ralph patiently cycled through other rides all day, but all he wanted to do was get on the Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man.
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After the unscheduled stop, Busch stayed out when the rest of the race field cycled through green-flag stops about 15 laps later.
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A lone trumpeter played a somber rendition of "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" as photos of Fernández cycled on the video board.
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Before beginning the cleaning process, the system should be booted, ran, and cycled off to make sure that it is operating correctly. 2.
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In the run-up to her funeral a week later, huge swaths of the nation cycled through an extraordinary run of public emotion.
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After 16 weeks, the rats on the cycled diet turned out to be 18 percent heavier than those on the purely healthy diet.
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The scandal has so far ripped the Oakland Police Department into disarray, as it cycled through three police chiefs in just nine days.
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But it couldn't clear the zone as Nashville cycled the puck for so long that it was able to execute a line change.
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The truth, however, is that the occult — be it witchcraft, astrology, or magic generally — has cycled in and out of popularity for centuries.
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Amy Yeung is a Navajo entrepreneur and the founder of Orenda Tribe Studio, a small batch, up-cycled ancestral and vintage apparel company.
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After that year, individuals on the program weren't kicked off, but once they cycled off the program, they weren't allowed to re-enroll.
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Last year, 500 women cycled 4,000 kilometers (2,485 miles) from Kathmandu to Leh in India, in order to raise awareness about human trafficking.
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"I think at first I thought mental illness was wishy-washy," Spitz says of her bipolar mother, who has cycled through several diagnoses.
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He has meticulously noted every ride as he cycled to work, participated in local races and pedaled up mountains in Europe and America.
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A variety of Republican senators cycled in and out of McConnell's Capitol office Wednesday as he scrambled to keep the legislation from collapsing.
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Another Michigan driver, Jones, stayed out four extra laps during the cycle to lead before Keselowski cycled back around to the top spot.
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In the meantime, they have continually cycled through useful rotation pieces alongside super-sub (and best bench player of all time) Manu Ginobili.
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In its report, the public advocate's office discovered dangerous conditions at 22 buildings that had cycled through the tax sales program many times.
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A message board on a wall silently cycled through announcements: the names of workers with perfect attendance in June; employee of the month.
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The ride was mostly downhill, said New Zealand's minister for women, Julie Anne Genter, who, at 42 weeks pregnant, cycled to a hospital.
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"It's like gambling," said Mr. Bai, a university dropout who has cycled through a series of menial jobs like security guard and waiter.
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Since the 18th century, they have cycled through a series of conflicts and reconciliations, most recently World War II and the Cold War.
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No ordinary program could help you keep track of the number of people who have cycled through the Trump administration since January 2017.
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Bolton is now the third person to be cycled in and out of the national security advisor position in less than three years.
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Visitors viewed the pair through a glass wall, as they cycled through the eight stages of anxiety, including rage, numbness, euphoria, and acceptance.
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For 14 years, he cycled through at least seven homes — he lost count — in the Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island and on Long Island.
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Because I skipped breakfast and cycled in to make room for my midday three-course extravaganza, I am by now feeling pretty drunk.
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That was before Ms. Suleiman moved to Gaza, as a teenager in the 1990s, but she had cycled as a child in Damascus, Syria.
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Men favored cycling over swimming -- 13% cycled while about 12% swam -- while aerobics was the least popular, participated in by about 133% of men.
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As Sidney Crosby cycled the puck into the corner and cut for the net, a record 16.6 million Canadians sat and watched, breath baited.
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All the earrings are made from found, re-used, up-cycled, and natural materials resulting in completely unique pieces inspired by Tung's personal travels.
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The built a program that generated different patters of alternating black and white lines or chunks, then made audio recordings as they cycled through.
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So over time, those of us who read cycled through a unified curriculum of Desert Solitaire, Ishmael, The Prophet, and the Tao Te Ching.
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And that's because Team Reality was losing its hold over a single dominant reality paradigm long before Baron Cohen cycled back onto the scene.
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We could have cycled to Star Wars: The Force Awakens — or if that's too long, then only the scenes with Finn and Poe. Whatever.
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The Brent market has cycled regularly between backwardation and contango over the last 260 years as it moves between periods of under- and oversupply.
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Since 103, the Volunteers have cycled through four different coaches and finished ranked in the top 25 just once—and that was last season.
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A New Zealand official cycled to the hospital while 42 weeks pregnant on Saturday to be induced for the birth of her first child.
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The district attorney's report said Tasers were "cycled or discharged 15 times," with an electrical charge delivered in at least half the Taser deployments.
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We cycled for a while, then took a break and sat down on the grass, getting out our cards and some weed to smoke.
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Brokers declined to provide an update on sales at the building, which began marketing in spring 2018 and has cycled through two sales teams.
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Dinner, for the Nixons, cycled between options like the ever-popular lasagna and spaghetti; boiled corned beef and cabbage; and, once a month, Mrs.
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France cycled through governments at an alarming pace before Charles de Gaulle stepped in, sometimes leaving this major power without a government for weeks.
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My family free-cycled, couch-surfed and community gardened long before those terms had entered our lexicon; as new immigrants, they bartered, made, shared.
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In the last 20 years, the Knicks have cycled through several team presidents, including Scott Layden, Isiah Thomas, Donnie Walsh, Phil Jackson and Mills.
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"In the online presentation, a tightly cropped black-and-white photo served more as a background for the quotes that cycled through," she said.
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In the decades since, the plane cycled through a series of private owners and eventually landed in an aircraft bone yard in Oshkosh, Wis.
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The group cycled past a building whose facade included gaping holes covered with plastic, still unrepaired from the 2014 war between Gaza militants and Israel.
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Some scientists are sceptical of the team's claim that the more often their new battery was cycled, the more its capacity to store electricity increased.
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In January, police stopped Henry Cubias, 22, as he cycled home one night from his job as a night-shift doorman at an arts facility.
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In her 13 years in office, the other 18 G-20183 countries (not including the EU) have cycled through a combined 70 heads of state.
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The administration has so far cycled through two secretaries of state and three national security advisors, and will soon be on its second UN Ambassador.
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At worst, Japan could go back to the bad old days when the country cycled through ineffectual prime ministers who lasted a few months each.
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Last weekend he cycled, alone, to the record shop he's used since he was a kid and bought Talking Book by Stevie Wonder on vinyl.
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But really, we can't wait until the reality stars have cycled through all the eye colors and start trying out those creepy photo-printed contacts.
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DHS has cycled through four chiefs in less than three years, and each of its leaders found themselves at odds with Trump and his aides.
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The German company's sandals first arrived in the U.S. in the mid-1960s, and cycled in and out of fashion over the next few decades.
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On a recent public holiday girls in black headscarves cycled cheerfully around the Haroon mosque, one of Bangkok's oldest, which was festooned with royal flags.
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We bought presents very intentionally and have all ready cycled out the old toys from our toy drawers to have room for the new few.
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While it is unknown how many people may have cycled such a distance, Mantle is the first to register his mileage and have the proof.
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Some of the assets cycled through the shell companies were used to buy yachts, private jets, Manhattan penthouses and luxury homes in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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As just noted, the need to avoid blackouts means that backup generation capacity must be cycled up and down depending on sunlight and wind conditions.
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I listened as she cycled through things she could've possibly done to provoke him, or how she could've made him upset enough to do this.
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Before Ms. Ardern captured Labour's leadership, the party had cycled through five leaders since the last Labour prime minister, Helen Clark, lost the 2008 election.
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An exit to private equity could provide shelter for a company whose revenue growth has slowed in recent years and that has cycled through CEOs.
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Because my route to work went past his house, I had to take the bus to work, whereas before I would have walked or cycled.
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"One Donald is bad enough," Reines, one of the last Democratic holdouts, tweeted as Kelly cycled through conflicting explanations of the Porter timeline in February.
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After the declaration of martial law brought public transportation to a halt, messengers cycled from one university campus to the next, delivering strategies and updates.
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He's cycled through several iterations of a legal team, each offering their own strategy, from outright cooperation to a campaign to discredit the entire operation.
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In fact, 1 million of the 2 million U.S. troops who have cycled through our recent wars have applied for and received lifetime disability benefits.
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But over its last few seasons — as it cycled through judges, and as rival shows like "The Voice" slowed its momentum — the show's audience collapsed.
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He gained control of the puck behind the net after a battle along the end boards and cycled the puck back to the left point.
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The gas is drawn off and compressed for further use, and the amine solution is then cycled back through the system to absorb more CO2.
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The CCTVs cycled through images of dirt lawns and driveways infested with overgrown kudzu—and also the cars passing by, and who was in them.
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Just like most subscription services, Microsoft is planning to refresh the list of games each month so some will be cycled in and out of availability.
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Tesla will also disable the system until the car is power cycled if the driver ignores too many requests to place their hands on the wheel.
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Over my 407 years in the climate-o-sphere, I've cycled through just about every school of thought on the right way to communicate climate change.
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By the late 1990s, he joined CNN full-time, and became a mentor to the various CNN journalists who cycled through Iran for breaking news coverage.
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In fact, the massive drop in coal mining jobs began under Reagan, and has continued as the US has cycled through conservative and liberal-leaning administrations.
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It cycled through several products, including Bluetooth headsets and speakers, and in 2011 landed on stylish wearable devices to track exercise, sleep and other health data.
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At the end of the day, they have big bales of what looks like cotton dust bunnies that would ordinarily be down-cycled or disposed of.
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I cycled through more and more drugs trying to tamp down this anxiety and fear and self-hatred, until I ended up with a heroin addiction.
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The Red Bulls took the lead in the third minute, led by 3-0 at halftime and kept scoring even as they cycled in their reserves.
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She cycled away from her Boston home and into stardom, leaving a husband and three small children for a journey that came to symbolize women's independence.
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Mr. Lord, who cycled through four marriages, hung around with many of the rebellious, semi-feral writers he represented, but he was always the straight man.
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Harry got his own special outfit too, wearing a jacket with the words "Invictus Family" and "Daddy" on the chest as he cycled during the launch.
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Many admired him for remaining outside the folds of power in a country where many opponents have cycled in and out of government over the decades.
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Yet Ms. Herzer remained in the orbit of Mr. Redstone's life as a friend, even as he cycled through another marriage and a series of girlfriends.
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Atwood began this work of naming and describing power 50 years ago, and she continued working on it as it cycled in and out of fashion.
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It cycled through several products, including Bluetooth headsets and speakers, and in 2011 landed on stylish wearable devices to track exercise, sleep, and other health data.
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He cycled through executive assistants, and some complained that he was difficult to work for, according to people close to both Mr. Ford and Morgan Stanley.
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I've cycled through much luggage in the past several years, and am currently enamored of Muji's wheeled hard-shell suitcases, which are lightweight, rugged and affordable.
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He also speculates that because the volunteers had never before cycled at work, the novelty of that activity amplified its stimulative effects and impact on thinking.
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If you think the current Congress is inefficient, imagine one that constantly cycled through votes and allowed different majorities to adopt conflicting versions of a bill.
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Sheila Penney, 54, has cycled in and out of jobs for years with chronic depression and anxiety that started when she lost her father at 16.
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Warren was greeted warmly and she cycled seamlessly between notes of empathy and her case for the "structural change" needed to benefit and revive Native communities.
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This French synthesizer duo cycled through quasi-classical cathedral-organ passages, anthemic choruses, pulsating synthesizers and walloping dance beats; a big buildup was never far away.
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He's cycled through a lot of internet-famous friends in the YouTube beauty world, including Manny MUA, Nikita Dragun, Jaclyn Hill, Laura Lee, and James Charles.
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He savaged the Bidens, he smeared Adam Schiff,And cycled through villains in a furious jiff, Not to mention distractions, like the teeth of the Speaker.
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Lanvin, which has cycled through creative directors since the departure of Alber Elbaz in 2015, will now be designed by Bruno Sialelli, who came from Loewe.
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She said that she invested in Pay It Forward, in which her donations cycled through a chart of investors, until she was paid by new investors' money.
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She cycled through extreme highs and lows: Staying up until one in the morning with Esther, she wasn't exhausted like many new mothers, but full of energy.
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Timekeeper's complex array of cycled visual information mimics our own intense relationship with image consumption, functioning as a mirror into the cerebral underpinnings of the contemporary individual.
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"I was already on other medications for psychiatric reasons, and I had cycled through so many different pills and dosages that it all blended together," she said.
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Its imagery shows what looks like a pillowy white hurricane, one that rapidly formed east of the Carolinas and then cycled its way up toward New England.
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Over the next 16 years, Alba says, her son spent dozens of nights in jails, cycled through nearly 20 stints in rehab and served two prison terms.
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And after the next round of pit stops had cycled through, Larson was still up front, with Blaney second and Harvick third with 41 laps to go.
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When my case finally broke last fall, I had already cycled through two jobs in two years and was learning how to cobble together a freelance career.
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He cycled 133 km (18 miles) to attend class, carrying a week's worth of food on his back and sleeping on matting on the hard school floor.
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The interiors and furniture studio Mob was founded 15 years ago — and has cycled through several different principals since, resulting in a highly varied portfolio of products.
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Five different Presidents cycled in and out of office within a matter of months; one had to be airlifted out of the country for his own safety.
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Clinton's campaign cycled through several taglines — "Breaking down barriers"; "Everyday Americans need a champion"; "Fighting for us"; "Building ladders of opportunity" — betraying a restlessness with its options.
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"Ollie's significantly outperformed most retailers in the quarter with solid same-store sales growth ... even as the company cycled [through] some of the toughest comparisons," McKeever said.
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I cycled through as many frames as I could, and nothing indicates that the ball will make it to Jae Crowder—or anyone else for that matter.
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They then hooked her up to a machine that cycled through her blood 210 times over the course of seven hours, in order to collect stem cells.
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And technical violations committed during supervision should be discarded to limit the unnecessary human contact of people being cycled back into jail and prison over noncriminal activity.
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When injured students were rushed on rickshaws to a hospital, Mr. Liu cycled alongside, steering the handlebars with one hand and gripping his camera with the other.
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Female body types have always cycled in and out of style; yet with men, alternatives to the ideal of imposing physicality have usually been ignored or lampooned.
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Initially I cycled between a medically normal weight and being underweight, but each time I gained the weight back it would come with a few added pounds.
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Crucial positions at the National Security Council and the State Department remained vacant into the fall, and high-level foreign policy officials cycled through a revolving door.
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For example: Even with no one on base against the Astros in the 2019 A.L.C.S., Yankees pitchers and catcher Gary Sanchez cycled through different sets of signs.
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And I cycled around the exterior of all three islands (it takes about an hour or two) on rented fat bikes, never paying more than about $303.
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Trump's administration has been marked by a series of exits by high-ranking officials, and the President has already cycled through two White House chiefs of staff.
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As the 6 train heaved into my stop, my emotions cycled between excitement and holy shit as I realized that I had to perform—and perform well.
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Some of that carbon is cycled back to the atmosphere in the summer and the fall, by cold-loving soil microbes armed with a slew of digestive enzymes.
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She said that she invested in Skupin's Pay It Forward, in which her donations cycled through a chart of investors, until she was paid by new investors' money.
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In the clip, the pop star wore a hot pink sports bra and black sweatpants as she cycled through a variety of workouts, including squats and tricep curls.
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When Hynes shut down the possibility of criminal charges against George, Heyward filed a civil suit against the city and cycled through four attorneys before reaching a settlement.
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The first study examined participants who cycled on an exercise bike, finding that if they cursed out loud, they began producing more power than when they stayed silent.
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After hours at the Brooklyn Museum on Friday night, hundreds of young people bopped along while a D.J. cycled through the summer's hottest rap and R&B songs.
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He was electrifying to watch, and provided an ideal focal point as the rest of the band, heads bowed, cycled through an hour of trance-inducing ritual psychosis.
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On Wednesday, four hours before the debate started, guests and anchors cycled on and off an outdoor stage on the college campus with an air of practiced familiarity.
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But a skeleton staff did still work in the building, and senior officials like Mr. Sunak and Mr. Hancock cycled through, appearing alongside Mr. Johnson at briefings there.
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He's cooling his jets after a meteoric if bumpyrise during which he cycled across several mediums and through several blue-chip New York galleries in about seven years.
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After saying he didn't want to "add to" any discomfort she might be feeling, having cycled through the specifics, Specter followed up on Hill's earlier answer to Biden.
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All participants, who abstained from alcohol for the duration of the study, cycled through three test diets: red meat diet, white meat diet and then a no meat diet.
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As they cycled, their heart rate was measured by the Fitbit Charge 2, one of the company's most recently released products, as well as by an electrocardiograph (ECG) machine.
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Finally, the combined training group cycled (less strenuously than the first group) and lifted weights (fewer repetitions than the second group) for a total of five days a week.
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Then it knows that I rented another Ofo bike outside a hotel in central Shanghai, cycled 22015 minutes, and at 214:21 pm parked it outside a popular restaurant.
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There was a similar pattern during the hours right after eating and even during overnight hours, with people having sustained lower blood sugar overnight after days they had cycled.
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According to RBB, the 27-year-old victim described the assailant as a male cyclist in dark clothes, and said he cycled away from the scene of the attack.
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Under pressure from her pathologically meddlesome brother-in-law, she once more cycled through her reasons: Henry lacks money, he lacks position, they're not right for each other, etc.
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Various reporters at the Journal and the Times over the years will get better at it, but then they get sort of cycled out and they do something else.
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This is at least the fourth logo Uber has cycled through in its roughly nine-year history (even the company spokesperson wasn't quite sure how many logos they've had).
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Since then, Ms Sobchak, whose father was Vladimir Putin's political mentor, has cycled through a variety of roles, including talk-show host, opposition leader, journalist, restaurateur, model and actress.
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Clad in Bavarian lederhosen and armed with an early sampler machine, he honed his performance chops as he cycled through the handful of polkas he knew — including this one.
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The young Fico poured all of his spare time into the burgeoning Friends of Grillo movement as he cycled through jobs in PR, tourism, and at a call center.
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We cycled through dozens of cover ideas: We tried everything from multiple photoshoots, to flora and fauna illustrations, to Dutch Masters paintings recreated with pornographic collages, to simple typography.
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When John McCain accepted the GOP nomination in 2008, the screen behind him cycled at some point on to an image of the well-manicured quad of Walter Reed.
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"He doesn't know what he's talking about," said Claude Decorte, 46, who had just cycled for 90 minutes to get to his job at a bank in central Brussels.
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This marks the first time in years I've packed a travel bag without a proprietary smartwatch charger in it, or walked and run and cycled without tracking my activity.
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Erik Larson would serve as the band's backbone, turning hardcore drumming from a seemingly anonymous task into a noteworthy occupation while bassists cycled in and out of the band.
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In early fall we cycled across Kreuzberg to attend the Drachenfest, or kite festival, which fills the skies over the airport with giant lobsters, stingrays, sharks and teddy bears.
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The company also allegedly "cycled" money through businesses related to The Order and then returned them to Washakie Renewable Energy's bank accounts under the guise of loans or profits.
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Mark Beaumont cycled for 18 hours a day and burned more than 9,000 calories every 24 hours as he crossed Poland, Russia, Mongolia, China, Australia and the United States.
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On the other hand, as I cycled through a dozen colors searching for a particular shade of pink, I was frustrated that only two-thirds of my taps registered.
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Saudi Arabia has never been able to escape from this dilemma and the country's oil policy has cycled between a priority on price defence and volume defence (tmsnrt.rs/2TYmwu1).
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Since 2012, the bank has cycled through five chief executives, with each taking at least one stab — and often more than one — at fixing its financial and cultural problems.
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It cycled through a couple of managers and sporting directors, and mostly failed to either identify elite players to acquire or to persuade them Liverpool was worth their time.
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Free and open to the public, visitors viewed the pair through a glass wall, as they cycled through the eight stages of anxiety, including rage, numbness, euphoria, and acceptance.
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After graduating, he cycled through odd jobs, before moving to Salt Lake City, where his wife, Harriet Tallent, now works as a nurse in a thoracic intensive care unit.
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She seems completely surprised — she apparently hadn't asked for one and/or has never cycled before — and takes videos of her fitness journey, eventually premiering it for her spouse.
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And a candidate and campaign that cycled through slogan after slogan and struggled to stick to a consistent message came off as too poll-tested to many other voters.
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President Obama cycled through four in eight years, starting with Rahm Emanuel, a volatile former Democratic congressman who hammered through his legislative program and is now mayor of Chicago.
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"I'm excited about the opportunity," Dave Shull, who took over as CEO in May after Tivo cycled through several other CEOs in a two-year period, told CNN Business.
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Except it was only 93 percent accurate — only working for women who cycled "regularly," which excludes a lot of people — and Facebook ultimately pulled its ads for being misleading.
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For almost two decades, American military leaders cycled in and out of Afghanistan mostly on one-year deployments, a time frame far too short to accomplish much of anything.
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For the last quarter of a century, Brent crude futures have cycled between contango and backwardation as the global oil market has alternated between periods of over- and under-supply.
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It's hard to pinpoint how many members the company has served since Jean Nidetch founded it in 212 because millions of people have cycled in and out of the program.
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To their credit, the Warriors were easy to forget back then; they cycled through coaches and garish uniform redesigns while bumping along the bottom of the Pacific Division every year.
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When Caitlin Alexander ran an alternative fashion blog in 2000, she cycled through five different pairs of circle lenses a week, with colors ranging from electric blue to mustard yellow.
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Unsurprisingly, the majority of the men said running was their primary form of exercise (80 percent), followed by 9 percent who mostly cycled, and 2077 percent who did strength training.
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Instead, the new normal in 2017-2018 may resemble the period between mid-2011 and mid-2014, when prices regularly cycled in a $25 range between about $95 and $120.
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Burgis spent years on the trail of elusive Chinese businessman Sam Pa, who has cycled through multiple aliases while making deals across the continent from Angolan oil to Zimbabwean diamonds.
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A Guinness World Record adjudicator handed the cyclist two world record certificates - one for the round-the-world record, the other for the furthest distance cycled in a single month.
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Starting around 1900, as he cycled in and out of lucid periods at the hospitals, he captured scenes of moonlit skies, glades of leafless trees and multicolored streaks of clouds.
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Credit...Damon Winter/The New York Times Opinion Columnist There are different responses to unexpected hardship, and when Marion Sheppard began to go blind, she cycled through many of them.
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Instead, the company cycled through four chief executives, several rounds of layoffs, three office closings and the shuttering of numerous side projects, including Japanese-made smart covers for your feet.
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After St. Louis cycled the puck in the offensive zone for several minutes, exhausting Boston defenders, Connor Clifton took a penalty for an illegal check to the head of Tarasenko.
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The musician Ray Brady, sitting at a computer nearby, cycled through a series of drum-machine sounds until they heard one they all liked, and Santigold started singing over it.
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The Panthers cycled the puck with full possession for 215 seconds before Dadonov finished a pass into the slot by Jonathan Huberdeau at 208:403 for a 240-24 lead.
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But in a country that once famously cycled through five presidents in two weeks, political analysts cautioned that the number one rule in Argentine politics was that anything was possible.
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Anthony Albert, from Oakland, lugged his bike along a half-mile hiking trail that circumvents the downed Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge and cycled all the way to Paul's Slide and back.
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If so, what would "original" mean, given that during its 11-year run, MST33K cycled through different casts and hosts, with Hodgson giving way to Mike Nelson in the lead role?
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The indictment claims that Esformes, 47, with his co-conspirators, cycled thousands of Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries through his Esformes Network facilities despite the fact they didn't qualify for such care.
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The organizers also cycled through several production teams, after firing some for saying the job was impossible and driving others to quit with slow payments and unfeasible tasks, multiple sources said.
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The researchers cycled through a range of horror films and real-life footage before deciding that Noe's film was better at disturbing the viewer—and delivering more intrusions—than any other.
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New YouTube Originals no longer require a YouTube Premium subscription to watch them, and many existing shows are being cycled out from behind the paywall so more viewers can see them.
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Each participant was assigned to either a high-saturated or low-saturated fat group, and cycled through three test diets of red meat, white meat and nonmeat for four weeks each.
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Egypt has cycled through five rulers in the past decade, but all have agreed on one thing: their citizens should not eat feseekh, which can cause botulism if not prepared properly.
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But in that time the company cycled through four different consumer robot concepts in the hopes of shaping the future of the home, moving beyond simpleton Roombas to truly intelligent machines.
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At this point in the season, however, you've probably cycled through every possible combination of shorts, tanks, and breezy dresses that you own in a desperate effort to beat the heat.
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The women taking part in today's Pink Ribbon Tour actually cycled along the same route as professional cyclists competing in the final leg of The Women's Tour, albeit several hours earlier.
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Because there are no limits on how much money party committees can transfer to one another, most of the state parties have cycled their share back to the Democratic National Committee.
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Like Wright, Mattingly had back problems, and cycled through various new routines and treatments; his pre-game routines stretched longer and longer, and only led back to the most rudimentary baseline.
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Gladys Nilsson cycled past that and many other barriers long ago, but it seems the art world has not been ready to deal with it for the past twenty-five years.
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When green-flag stops cycled through, he was one lap down, and on Lap 179 of a planned 267, he returned to the lead lap as the highest-scored lapped car.
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We knew exactly who he was years ago when he was a reality television spectacle and we knew exactly who he was as he cycled from one marriage to the next.
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A botanist cycled from the Dutch city of Leiden to explore the history and science behind the colorful, cherished bulbs at nearby Keukenhof garden, which grows 7 million tulips a year.
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Friends say he has cycled through a number of policy passions through the years — marijuana legalization, advocacy for veterans, rural hospital access — often prompted by insights from the people he meets.
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His mother, a former model, worked at a modeling agency, and his father, a plumber by trade, cycled through a host of jobs: real estate agent, garage storage installer, motivational speaker.
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After Regis Philbin retired from "Live" in 2011, more than a dozen guest co-hosts cycled through the show before Mr. Strahan was chosen as his successor about 10 months later.
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He will need to employ those traits to manage advising a mercurial Trump who has cycled through several national security advisers, Defense and State secretaries and other national security team members.
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He will need to employ those traits to manage advising a mercurial Trump who has cycled through several national security advisers, Defense and State secretaries and other national security team members.
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The December election was meant to end five years of institutional chaos in which then-President Jose Mario Vaz cycled through seven different prime ministers during a series of political disputes.
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Some compared Buttigieg's sexuality to Trump's past: If America was willing to elect someone who had cycled through multiple affairs and marriages, they said, why should it matter that Buttigieg was gay?
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The escorts cycled through several different vest colors to try to differentiate themselves, but the protesters would soon show up with the same ones and they had to start all over again.
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Having cycled through a variety of sartorial identities over the decades — high-school longhair, platinum-blond crew cut Warhol Factory kid, "Take Ivy" prep — I eventually settled on a sort of uniform.
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"Those who cycled the full length of their commute had an over 40 percent lower risk of heart disease, cancer and overall mortality over the 5 years of follow-up," he added.
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Late last year, Jeff Toig, SoundCloud's chief business officer, left to become CEO of Tidal, the Jay Z-backed subscription streaming service that has cycled through many executives in the last year.
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But I didn't focus on why until the next day when, after a fitful night, I awoke exhausted, did another long walk and swim, and cycled to an appointment four miles away.
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My wife and I have been raising three sons in this part of Brooklyn, and the morning that the news about the settlement broke I cycled up Willoughby Avenue toward the church.
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Rebekah Neumann could be especially demanding on her personal staff, recalls one former employee who worked closely with the C-suite, noting that she cycled through six executive assistants in two years.
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The teen had vaped heavily each day for five months before he first saw symptoms and said he usually cycled between green apple, cotton candy and "dew mountain" cartridge flavors purchased online.
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Before hiring Ms. Wilkinson in 2007, Nine Network cycled through various co-hosts for Mr. Stefanovic to chip away at the popularity of "Sunrise," the long-dominant breakfast show on Seven Network.
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Each morning, we went for a run downtown, had breakfast and cycled to work, then we met for swim practice at noon and spent the evening paddling across Town Lake in kayaks.
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Only a few restaurants in the city have ever specialized in the landlocked nation's cuisine, and several — Peña Grill, Raices, Cumbre, Renacer, Vergel Casa de Campo — have cycled through this Woodside address.
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Over a span of three hours one morning last week, landowners visited the project, Border Patrol officials cycled through and some 60 men erected dozens of feet of barrier along the riverbank.
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I cycled into neighboring Kayenta, a residential area where million-dollar homes encircle a central artists' village, with Rhonda, an ex-cop who joined the resort as a guide a decade ago.
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That means indecisiveness and impermanence, and Pablo, an album that cycled through three titles, no less than two guiding concepts, and innumerable tracklistings to arrive at the present one, gives it gladly.
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Made from up-cycled materials, Dell Outlet certified refurbished computers could have a few superficial blemishes on the outside or none at all, but either way, they have zero effect on their performance.
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The president has cycled through four permanent or acting secretaries in less than three years and must now pick a fourth after announcing earlier this month that acting Secretary Kevin McAleenan will resign.
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"I cycled with him in London, but I'm not one to ride a bike early in the morning in traffic so it turned out to be quite dangerous," Efron, 30, told host Norton.
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Pitt completed a 0003 kilometre (2000 mile) swim, cycled for an astonishing 296 kilometres (259 miles) and ran 42 kilometres (26 miles) at the Ironman Australia triathlon in Port Macquarie, New South Wales.
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A product that uses an upcycled item or items qualifies as sustainable, but might not necessarily qualify as eco-friendly if the up-cycled items used in that product are not eco-friendly.
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Currently, there are limited treatment options for patients, who are generally cycled through a course of targeted treatments or are administered immunotherapies that harness the body's immune system to recognize and kill cancer.
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To get a sense of how the soundbar performs, Laine cycled through a few music tracks from Jordan Rakei, Radiohead, and Beck before eventually landing on a short clip from the film Arrival.
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The device was hooked up to a computer where it measured the wearer's metabolic output, and cycled through dozens of tiny adjustments until it found the one that caused the lowest metabolic output.
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Long-running shows like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, How I Met Your Mother, and New Girl have cycled through the same settings, plotlines, and even conversations over the course of several seasons.
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"My partner and I cycled because there wasn’t enough room in the car for the support crew... but it also put me in the best possible mood!" she wrote on Instagram.
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Annie Kopchovsky was a Latvian immigrant who in June 1894, at about age 23, cycled away from her Boston home, leaving a husband and three small children for a journey around the world.
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I guess if you hadn't had a plot twist in your career then, you might not have gone on to become an Alva Noto fan and eventually cycled back round to this point.
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Rising capacity: Six battery researchers contacted by Axios said that, apart from as an errant anomaly, they had never encountered a rise, rather than a decline, in capacity as a battery is cycled.
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While King Bhumibol's long reign was viewed as a steadying influence during an era when the country cycled through 30 prime ministers, his cremation comes at a time of political uncertainty in Thailand.
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"Perhaps the issues that have significantly hobbled the Model 3 ramp really can be fixed in a cost-effective manner and shortly cycled past (although this did not happen in 4Q)," Brinkman said.
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But the appointments suggest a continuation of the institutional chaos of the past five years, when then-president Jose Mario Vaz cycled through seven different prime ministers during a series of political disputes.
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Among the four suspects killed was the owner of the car, which police believe hit the group as they cycled through a rural area 90 km (55 miles) southeast of the capital Dushanbe.
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Jerry Naradzay, 56, a physician from Henderson, N.C., cycled up to the monument with his 13-year-old son, Sammy, the father's broad smile explained by his red "Make America Great Again" cap.
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I'd cycled thousands of miles all summer in dreadful preparation of this ride, and while I had never felt so much pain in my training, I had never felt so much happiness, either.
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Maybe that's why the film cycled through several directors before ending up in the hands of Robert Zemeckis, who took it on as his follow-up to his 1985 hit Back to the Future.
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His wild conclusion: it's possible that during the planet's history, it has cycled, and will continue to cycle, between having a ring system like Saturn's and having increasingly small, gravitationally-bound rocks in tow.
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At that point I'd spent the last nine hours on my bike, had finished all my water a few hours before, and had just illegally cycled on a very busy motorway for 14 km.
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The alleged victims say they made $10,000 investments to a gifting scheme called Pay It Forward, in which their donations cycled through a chart of investors, until they were paid by new investors' money.
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Unlike a laptop which can be power cycled in a few minutes, it can take well over half an hour to bring a powered down airliner back to being fully operational and flight-ready.
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The alleged victims claim they made $10,000 investments to a gifting scheme called Pay It Forward, which saw their donations cycled through a chart of investors, until they were paid by new investors' money.
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The Audi team cycled me in and out of an R8, changed the interior color options (I'm a fan of red interiors, personally), and changed environments, eventually landing on the surface of the moon.
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Sure, Fallon cycled through his usual roster of interview beats — the congrats, the engagement questions, the "what a year!" accolades — but Cardi, as we've learned, talks about what she wants when she wants to.
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In fact, hundreds of thousands of people will have cycled through a similar process as the Connors this year, most of them Central American migrants who crossed the US's southern border to seek asylum.
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He said their "minor use" facility cycled about 25 to 30 people from the Bureau of Prisons every year and that he is "a little scared" for what the decision means for those affected.
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In 2015, he cycled alone from his home country South Africa to England for the previous World Cup, where he arrived just in time to see the Springboks' famous loss to Japan in Brighton.
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Since then, Labour has cycled through five leaders, including Mr. Little, with none managing to make a significant dent in the popularity of John Key, the long-serving prime minister from the National Party.
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He has cycled between ambitions of withdrawing from the Middle East, positioning himself as a once-in-a-generation peacemaker and, more recently, promising to oppose Iran more forcefully than any recent president has.
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At the height of the American crime boom in 1969, almost half (48 percent) of children ages 5-14 usually walked or cycled to school (The National Center for Safe Routes to School, 85033).
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Reyes's first tenure as the Mets' starting shortstop ended in 2011, and between then and now, the team has cycled through many replacements — players like Omar Quintanilla, Ruben Tejada, Wilmer Flores and Asdrubal Cabrera.
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Since 2010, I had moved out of my parent's house to Bristol, completed a degree, moved to London, finished a master's, secured my first job as a journalist, and cycled through multiple romantic partners.
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The Cupro Collection is made from the eponymous material "Cupro," a fabric made from cotton linter — a super soft fiber that sticks to cotton seeds and is usually either down-cycled or dumped into landfills.
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After a recent move, I found mounds of cords and wires, strung together in wily webs, a woven chronology in the way life had changed over the past decade as I cycled through fleeting gadgets.
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After that, I cycled between Sekiro and Bloodborne, comparing the games in my mind and chatting with Eddie, who said he was going to play a little more Bloodborne and log off for the night.
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Okay, Bowie's been gone for a couple days already, the remembrances and tributes have cycled through our feeds, and it's probably time to get back to the grating realities of Trump, ISIS, and Oregonian militias.
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Doom, born Teresa Ryan, joined the band in '76, and they cycled through a series of drummers (including Doom's roommate Belinda Carlisle) before settling on a lineup that included Bolles, Crash, and guitarist Pat Smear.
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The drink has cycled through many lives and has taken on new reincarnations, such as being sold at stands popping up at New York Comic-Con and a Twitter account dedicated to Ecto Cooler's revival.
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Just as the algorithm analyzes how often words appear in a body of text to pick out topics (and flag, for example, patterns resembling spam), it cycled through the Hydra video and identified repetitive movements.
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People loved the stunts he pulled, like a video in which, sitting at his wooden desk, he cycled through all the "perks" city councillors had when it came to free attractions or public transit use.
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The library has built precisely sized casing to transport the 18 Folios being cycled into the tour, each of which differs slightly in dimensions, because of rebinding and recutting of the pages over the centuries.
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Mareike Rauchhaus, a spokeswoman for the company, said that it participated in a program called By Bike to Work, which allowed people to claim prizes from their health insurance providers if they cycled to work.
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Tomorrow, I will post analysis on the final short story, Anxiety is the Dizziness of Freedom as well as some concluding thoughts now that we have cycled through all the short stories in this collection.
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I cycled through figuring out my own way of playing guitar and being on my own and being a singular guitar player, but I really missed that exchange of having people that I really trust.
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Evoking the up-cycled metal lattices of Ghanian artist El Anatsui, Padernos has composed an intricate postcolonial work that touches on one's attachment to everyday objects and domestic materials that denote the concept of home.
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The human resources that cycled through the Sixers roster during The Process years each left some idiosyncratic mark on it; the few that stayed became a part of the deeper human work of becoming a team.
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TUZI, Montenegro (Reuters) - Dozens of environmental activists cycled from Montenegro's capital to the Albanian border on Saturday to protest over the neighboring nation's construction of a dam on the Cijevna river that flows through both countries.
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The company streamed its keynote on Facebook Watch and in the right corner of the stream, it cycled through various questions all asking if users had changed their minds about Facebook as CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke.
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Even if you're not there yet, chances are there will come a time when you've repeat-cycled through all of your best summer frocks so many times you can hardly bare to slip them on again.
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I didn't know what to do after that because I had no home in London, so I leaned up against a tree and cried, and then cycled back to where I was staying in a daze.
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Now that the media dust has settled and the news have cycled elsewhere, we still must reckon with the continued rocky road to freedom and the intersecting matrices of collective and individual choices to move forward.
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About two weeks after I gave Phil the cash advance, a beloved ex-bartender who had already cycled through a brief employment with us wrote the whole staff an email in the middle of the night.
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A 2014 survey by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene indicated that in vast swaths of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, up to 20 percent of the population cycled several times a month.
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Thirty years ago, The New York Times said Columbus Avenue had already priced out most of the shoe-repair shops and had cycled through both the antiques-and-home-furnishings stage and the trendy-restaurants stage.
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"There was risk in the altcoins, people thought they were overvalued and cycled back into bitcoin as a more sensible store of value," Charlie Hayter, CEO of industry analysis website CryptoCompare, told CNBC by phone Friday.
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Over the next two and a half years, more than a dozen agency aides — some caring and competent; some not; some disappearing without explanation — cycled through their home, as did a number of short-term substitutes.
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It feels inevitable that at least one sukkah would showcase some kind of up-cycled material and focus on sustainable construction practices, and this roster spot is taken by Gamma Architects, Paul Passano of Gibraltar, Gibraltar.
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The company has since cycled in and out of favor, garnering deals with major retailers like Anthropologie and Sur La Table and picking up the requisite Martha Stewart nod of approval (Cher is also a fan).
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In 2016, a study of the central bearded dragon, Pogona vitticeps, found slow-wave and rapid-eye-movement states that cycled back and forth in 80-second increments over sleep periods of six to 10 hours.
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Or will they just be fed into an unjust criminal justice system, and cycled in and out, over and over, for as long as it takes to ensure that there's no hope they'll ever get free?
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Unable to afford college, she cycled from one low-wage position to the next — server at the Melting Pot, a fondue restaurant; retail sales consultant for Sprint; customer-service agent for Marriott; pharmacy tech for Walgreens.
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Born in Baltimore to a postal worker and a homemaker, Mr. Rubenstein cycled in his early career between work as a lawyer and in government, including as a domestic policy adviser in the Carter White House.
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Mr. Tillerson's remarks did little to end uncertainty about the Trump administration's policies, which have cycled through acceptance of Mr. Assad's long-term hold on power, the need for his immediate removal and something in between.
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Throughout my tenure as a YouTube connoisseur, I've cycled through plenty of content — but there are only so many vlogs, old celebrity interviews, and beauty tutorials one can take in before turning into a pile of mush.
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More interestingly, the researchers also found the microbiota of cycled rats was almost indistinguishable from rats fed a constant diet of junk, with both groups' microbiota significantly different from those in the rats fed a healthy diet.
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The year-over-year stability of the overall index score, which was 60 a year ago and stands at 61 now, does not reflect the quarter-to-quarter changes it has cycled through in the past year.
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I've cycled through many swimsuits in the 18 years of my young life: sleek Speedo one-pieces, matching short-sleeved tops and trunks, a decent looking burkini in navy blue and this absolute nightmare in Barbie pink.
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That backup capacity is not cheap, and the cost of actual backup power is high on a per-mWh basis because the backup units have to be cycled up and down as wind and sunlight conditions fluctuate.
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When Kansas implemented work requirements for some able-bodied adults on food stamps, those who cycled off the program went back to work in more than 85033 different industries and their incomes more than doubled on average.
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What it might mean: Oxygen is formed in stars and released when they die, so its detection indicates MACS1149-JD1 was old enough at the time to be home to stars that had already cycled through life.
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Indeed, though Trump cycled through a series of campaign chiefs throughout 2016, Kushner remained by his side all along — and many viewed him as the true head of Trump's campaign regardless of who formally held the job.
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Since 2001, as thousands of C.I.A. officers and contractors have cycled in and out of Afghanistan targeting terrorists and running sources, operatives from the Special Activities Division have been part of some of the most dangerous missions.
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First the numbers bounced back and forth between two values, then they cycled among four values, then eight, and so on, with the rate of the change quickening until the patterns lost all hint of repeating cycles.
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First the numbers bounced back and forth between two values, then they cycled among four values, then eight, and so on, with the rate of the change quickening until the patterns lost all hint of repeating cycles.
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The Avalanche got even a few minutes later when MacKinnon cycled to the top of the offensive zone, took a pass from Girard and beat Hellebuyck with a shot to the top left corner at 9:33.
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Racks of the new collection crammed the room; underfoot, dozens of full-page photos littered the floor — snapshots of the endless iterations of hair, makeup and outfits Risso and his team had cycled through during the day.
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Now ranging in age from eighteen to twenty-four, the three producers have cycled through countless individual pseudonyms, SoundCloud pages, and project names over the years; as of this writing, they've yet to reveal their real names.
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Moore and Rid's methodology relied on a Python-based web crawler; that is, a script that cycled through known hidden services, found links to other dark web sites, ripped their content, and then classified it into different categories.
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Thousands of people walked, jogged, cycled, roller-bladed and performed music down the city's main boulevard, with families celebrating the open roads just a few yards away from where the militants carried out their brazen daylight terror attack.
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The need to avoid blackouts means that backup generation capacity — provided by conventional units usually powered by coal or natural gas — must be cycled up and down depending on sunlight (and wind) conditions in the various regional markets.
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As he's cycled through genres—screwball comedy, black comedy, thriller, and now melodrama—the unifying theme of his films has been that contempt is the necessary byproduct of love, whether among a family or between friends or lovers.
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Dozens of people have cycled through high-level jobs, including many who left to work for contractors who do business with the M.T.A. Byzantine layers of bureaucracy have allowed transit leaders and politicians to avoid responsibility for problems.
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Todd: One of the things that bedeviled season five was how many characters the series cycled through in season four, writing out Nina and Martha and Arkady and Gaad, without really building up new characters to take their place.
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A new miniature house, filled with Bols Genever, a popular Dutch gin, is unveiled each year at the carrier's birthday party, and then cycled into the assortment of miniature houses business class passengers can choose from on each flight.
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And for those who foolishly complain about LED lighting looking too cold, the lamp actually has three different color temperature settings—cold white, amber, and warm white—that can be cycled by simply tapping BB-8 on the head.
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They have not gone beyond the last eight of Europe's top competition since 2011, have cycled through three managers since the summer of 2013, and currently employ a man who has never exceeded three successive seasons at one club.
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Kopchovsky considered abandoning her journey, but with a new bicycle weighing less than half the first one, she instead reversed course, returned to New York (whether she cycled the whole way is doubtful) and took a steamship to Europe.
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Research by the Greater London Authority has shown that if every Londoner walked or cycled for 20 minutes a day, it would save Britain's public health service about 1.7 billion pounds in treatment costs over the next 25 years.
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Disney's equally hard-to-make The Nutcracker and the Four Realms--which cycled through a pair of directors, or roughly two per realm--opened behind Rhapsody with a disappointing $20 million, and ending any franchise hopes for the studio.
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That led us to a digester, which takes organic matter and breaks it down, turning it into methane as well as a substance called digestate, which is a liquid fertilizer that can be cycled back into our aquaponics system.
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"These things were all interconnected in different ways, and they all cycled back on the same industries and parts of the economy," said Jay Shambaugh, a member of the Obama White House Council of Economic Advisers at the time.
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They cycled through songs of praise for alumni long departed; they encouraged Lucas Leiva, the workaday Brazilian midfielder who is likely to leave the club this summer after a decade's service, to shoot, from a variety of unlikely locations.
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Then I went back to finish the trip we'd started with a couple of guys I crashed with, cycled to Belgium where I was in the hospital, where I crashed, and from there to Croatia, over the Dolomites (mountains).
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But after his casual roundabout tour of the entire city of D.C., Ryan finally arrives at the CIA HQ. And to his credit, he looks pretty fresh for a guy who just effectively cycled enough miles to clock in a marathon.
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More than 80,000 people cycled through Waco over three days in March for Spring at the Silos — a festival organized by Magnolia and timed to Texas public schools' spring break — but somehow nothing, not even the bathroom lines, felt crowded.
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The Democratic Party has cycled through various villains over the last few decades, with the conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch occupying the most recent slot for the elite, well-endowed, shadowy figures supposedly pulling the strings on American elections.
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To begin to answer the latter question, Phinney and his colleagues ran a study that cycled 16 patients through a low-carb (keto), moderate-carb, and high-carb diet during four-week periods, with two-week reset periods in between.
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As pit stops started and then cycled through with about 30 laps left in Stage 2, Harvick was back up front but quickly gave the lead up to Larson, with Blaney third, Kyle Busch fourth and brother Kurt Busch fifth.
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Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, she explains that not only does Bayou with Love use up-cycled gold and sustainable gemstones, but their entire supply chain is ethical — from the mining to the cutting of the stone to the environmentally friendly factories.
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In the music business, Prince — who died on Thursday at 57 — was known as a mercurial star who cycled through lawyers and representatives frequently, and who often preferred to deal personally with record companies, concert promoters and even digital music services.
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Overlooked no more: Annie Londonderry, who in June 1894, at about age 23, cycled away from her home in Boston, leaving behind her husband and three children, to travel around the world in a journey that came to symbolize women's independence.
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This is because of the fundamental unreliability of such generation, which means that conventional backup capacity must be cycled up and down, depending upon whether the renewable power is available at a given moment, so as to preserve system reliability.
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In her 40 years on the Hill, Laura W. Murphy, the former head of the American Civil Liberties Union's Washington legislative office, said she endured a number of sexually suggestive episodes as generations of lawmakers cycled in and out of Congress.
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Mr. Trump has cycled through a number of proposals — including some gun limits deemed unacceptable by the N.R.A. — in the days since the rampage killed 14 students and three adults last week at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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The Brontës rendered their fantasy world in rich, obsessive detail, and the three girls in particular cycled through the archetypes that they would later render into their most iconic characters: the dashing rogues, the wise and underestimated heroines, the madwomen.
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Three pictures cycled on her profile: One of a bright-eyed girl with drawn-on devil horns sticking out her tongue, another of her in sparkly gamer headphones, and a third of her smiling cutely from behind her cell phone.
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That meant Pelzel could vote at any polling place in Harris County, so when she saw the green check mark over TSU on the website indicating there was little to no wait, she hopped on her bike and cycled over.
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In the architectural case, what we have now is a permanent bias toward modern schools that have cycled through various ideological justifications (today, anti-racism, yesterday, Great Society liberalism, the day before that, fascism) for their long-running war on beauty.
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Tap on a specific activity — say, cycling distance — and you're brought to a detailed screen that shows your history with that activity (such as the distance you've cycled) and a list of helpful third-party apps that you can add.
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Over the past eight years, President Obama and Congress cycled through a number of attempts to help Diane and others like her, first with the now-shelved DREAM Act, and then with an executive order called Deferred Action for Child Arrivals, or DACA.
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Interviews with 2600 sources close to Medium paint a picture of a company that has plenty of buzz but no stable strategy, and that has cycled through and in some cases alienated the writers, editors, and publishing executives it purports to put first.
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The daunting parcels were placed in shopping bags, cardboard boxes, and in the case of Spencer Davis, 33, of Brooklyn, a backpack made from the hide of a water buffalo, which held two boxes as Ms. Davis cycled back home to Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Researchers were able to quantify their results by comparing the amount of gut microbiota in rats who had continuous access to either a healthy diet, junk food, or a third group which cycled between healthy food for four days and junk for three.
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It was easy to get lost in the scenes you cycled through — a meeting with an actor in her dressing room, a dance among the empty theater seats — and by the end, I felt as though I'd truly stepped into another world.
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When the US increased physical security between the US and Mexico, by staffing up on border agents in the late 1990s, immigrants who had previously cycled back and forth between the two countries started settling in the US and bringing their families here.
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The thinking is that if there were fewer potential buyers — six different co-investors have cycled in and out of the deal in recent months — then the minimum ownership threshold needed to complete the deal could be reduced, increasing its chances of success.
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The administration has cycled through several different rationales to explain what is going on, sometimes describing the policy as a deterrent to illegal immigration but at other times denying such a policy even exists and blaming Democrats for not enacting broader immigration reform.
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In another video, Garner demonstrates pedal cars for sporty men and fashion-conscious women and showcases personal utility gadgets, and "more friendly iterations of up-cycled technologies" like the Personal Utility Drone (or PUD) engineered as a "handy household helper" for shopping errands.
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Back then, though, he hadn't yet cycled through nearly a complete roster of senior White House aides, and GOP congressional leaders were still conniving with him to pass a far-reaching legislative agenda, which prevented his relationships with them from growing too strained.
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Ronald Reagan, who carried the distinction of being the nation's first divorced president, had an at-times complicated relationship with his four adult children, who cycled through varying degrees of familial tension before, during and after his ascent to the White House.
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The detritus in Mr. Ruby's basins turns out to be the products of such accidents; the chunks or scraps of broken or exploded pieces, however abject, are all cycled back into use; bricks fallen from the kiln are left where they land.
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But while Azar's moves were widely seen as bringing stability, Verma cycled through a series of deputies — four different Trump appointees have served under Verma as the nation's Medicaid director since February 2018 — and several long-serving career staff left her agency too.
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Lance Corporal Samuel J. Siatta arrived in Afghanistan in October 2009, one of thousands of Marines who cycled through the effort to defeat the Taliban in Helmand Province, the corps' ambitious piece of President Obama's first-term reboot of the Afghan war.
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After Ohanian and Huffman had left, the company cycled through new CEOs—one of whom quit because the job was too "stressful and draining," one of whom quit after suffering what she calls "one of the largest trolling attacks in history" by Reddit users.
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Three more emergency managers have cycled through, including Darnell Earley, a career manager who came off a stint running the city of Flint, where he made the executive decision to connect the city's water source to the corrosive Flint River in order save money.
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Fuel and pit strategies started to come into play, and when all the green-flag pit stops had cycled through near the end of Stage 2, Busch was comfortably back in the lead, beating Truex in the No. 78 Toyota by more than three seconds.
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" During a brief conversation with reporters in an Outback Steakhouse off Interstate 70, on the road from Pennsylvania to Ohio late Saturday night, he quietly cycled back through the argument and, not quite throwing his arms up, said again of the numbers, "It's true!
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By that point, the Huskies had won seven championships, but for all the stars who had cycled through the program, none of them — not Sue Bird or Swin Cash, not Diana Taurasi or Tina Charles or Maya Moore — had been able to win four straight.
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By the time I found my way to the countess, I had already cycled through enough temporary jobs to know how lucky I was to land part-time work that kept me in frozen yogurt and paid the rent on my fifth-floor studio walkup.
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Ms. Campbell, the Council president, a graduate of Princeton University, has built her political career around the wrenching story of her twin brother, Andre, who cycled in and out of the criminal justice system and died in pretrial custody at the age of 29.
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Topher's parents are too busy to do more than assume he is "fine"; Steve's parents stifle with their interrogations and imposing expectations; Brand's mother is dead, and his father, disabled by an industrial accident, has cycled into a spiritual paralysis symbolized by his spinal injury.
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I often wonder if Dan would be alive today if we had invested in Irving's success instead of fast-tracking his failure by continuously ignoring his drug and alcohol issues — fueled by early childhood trauma — as he cycled in and out of the prison system.
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The agrarian simulation was a phenomenon, topping 80 million users and leading its parent company, Zynga, to a valuation of $7 billion at the time of its 503 I.P.O. But the buzz wore off as losses continued and the company cycled through chief executives.
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Doc has cycled through a ton of guys that he either coached or coached against during his Boston days in an effort to find anyone workable on both ends: Stephen Jackson, Danny Granger, Sasha Vujacic, Chris Douglas-Roberts, Wesley Johnson, Paul Pierce, and more.
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The bitterly disputed result suggests that, whatever the final outcome, the election is unlikely to end the institutional chaos of the past five years, during which President Jose Mario Vaz cycled through seven different prime ministers while in a protracted dispute with the PAIGC.
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She cycled through telling a story of infidelity and reconciliation — emphasizing the hurt and pain that comes with it — while effortlessly merging genres in songs like "Daddy Lessons" and "Don&apost Hurt Yourself," which featured Jack White of the rock duo The White Stripes.
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On Tuesday, as Derrick Rose cycled on a stationary bike and Carmelo Anthony practiced jump shots and pick-and-pops with the assistant coach Howard Eisley on one court, the rest of the Knicks finished practice with a full-court scrimmage on another court.
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Six was so excited that he jumped on his bike and cycled a short distance across central Amsterdam to the home of Ernst van de Wetering, universally renowned as a top authority on Rembrandt; still breathless, Six thrust a photocopy of the picture at him.
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Since renders of the original Light Phone hit Kickstarter way back in 2015, the minimalist phone movement has cycled through various stages of nostalgia for the pre-smartphone era, when flip phones reigned supreme and the BlackBerry was about as featured a device as you could buy.
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In fact, the Ethics in Government Act, a bill enacted in the wake of the Watergate scandal that addresses this very issue, only came about after President Richard Nixon cycled through three attorney generals before he found one who would fire the special counsel investigating him.
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In Daniel Handler's Lemony Snicket books, the three Baudelaire children (Violet, Klaus and Sunny) are cycled through an endless sequence of cruel horrors — baby Sunny is threatened at one point with being dropped from a roof — all concocted by their greedy relation, Count Olaf (Neil Patrick Harris).
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It's far narrower and more medicalized than anything Tyndall has suggested, but for roughly 20173 people who have cycled through the program, it's at least safer than the street—making it a sort of middle ground between opioid-dispensing vending machines and the broader black market.
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During the 24-month Broadway run of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," 21 puppies — golden retrievers and others that look goldenish — have cycled through the show's cast, appearing in a brief but reliably crowd-pleasing scene toward the end of the show.
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Thousands of Air Force personnel cycled through the facility over the 28 years it was operational, and its security detail played board games in the rec room while they waited for signs that intruders—from Russian spies to the more frequent culprits, jackrabbits—had breached the perimeter.
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That's a sample of the various defenses Trump's allies have cycled through as congressional investigators uncover a mountain of damaging evidence about the president's efforts to strong-arm a foreign government into delivering political dirt on a Democratic presidential frontrunner in exchange for US military aid.
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Mr. Lieberman, 78, who estimates that he's cycled over 8,103 miles, admits exercise and fresh air are not his only incentives to get out every day: He always stops by Pesso's Ices & Ice Cream in Bayside, at 35th Avenue and 204th Street, on his way home.
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The new director, Patrick Charpenel, a respected curator in Mexico City, will be under pressure to steady an organization with deep roots in New York City but one that has cycled through three executive directors over the last seven years and has reduced its hours of operation.
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When I asked a friend how Mr. Wilson had made sense of what had happened, he said that he'd cycled through stages of horror, rage and grief and was now settling into a new life as a writer and fellow at a University of Washington think tank.
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Trump has already cycled through two other lead personal attorneys: Marc Kasowitz, who spent just a couple months working for the president on the Russia probe before stepping down in July 2017, and John Dowd, who resigned last May amid differences with the president over legal strategy.
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Oakland Raiders: The Raiders have cycled through a number of options at cornerback this season, as no corner has played more than 70.9 percent (Leon Hall) of the defensive snaps, but four others (Gareon Conley, Rashaan Melvin, Daryl Worley, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie) have played at least 31.9 percent.
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The founder of the country's first organised opposition party, the UDPS, in 1982 under former leader Mobutu Sese Seko's single-party rule, Tshisekedi was admired for remaining outside the folds of power in a country where many opponents have cycled in and out of government over the decades.
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They bought a house 30 miles east of San Francisco, in Vallejo, and it quickly became our family headquarters, a way station for the new arrivals, who cycled through the cozy guest room as they hunted for jobs, working their way toward stability and a home of their own.
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Much has changed since I was in grade school, but the concept of the water cycle surely has not: For hundreds of millions of years, a finite amount of fresh, potable water has cycled through rivers, streams and aquifers, into the atmosphere and back down to the ground.
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In a hotel conference room, the American team of about a half-dozen people cycled through its PowerPoint slides, in English and Chinese, arguing for expansion of the network, most notably pointing to the long delays that have been plaguing the system as a result of the congestion.
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" Noting that Argentina's economy has historically cycled through booms and busts, however, Mr. Tabakman expressed optimism about the future: "I hope that Mendoza will be able to have foreign buyers again, from Europe and the U.S.A., because projects there are similar to what you may find in Napa Valley.
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Having cycled without using such drugs his whole life, in the wake of the Lance Armstrong scandal he decides to cheat and consults a man who has devoted his life to finding cheaters — Don Catlin, a scientist who invented many of the protocols for contemporary drug testing in sports.
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To read his biography, THE AMAZING STORY OF THE MAN WHO CYCLED FROM INDIA TO EUROPE FOR LOVE (Oneworld, $19.99), written by Per J Andersson and translated by Anna Holmwood, is to absorb a feel-good story that's so feel-good it makes other feel-good stories feel bad.
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The makers of "Fortnite" did not disclose how long the new birthday features will be available in the game, but Epic Games regularly updates the game with daily and weekly challenges, so it's safe to assume that the new challenges will be cycled out within a week at least.
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For the first few minutes of the event, it looked like Sony was preparing to drop some new PlayStation-related news as it cycled through the console's history — that is, until we arrived at the big reveal: a new logo that's nearly identical to the existing PS4 one.
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FROST: A LOT OF PEOPLE QUESTION WHETHER THE ECONOMY IS LATE CYCLED DO YOU ANY THAT'S FAIR SOLOMON: I'M NOT GOOD AT PREDICTING THE LENGTH OF CYCLES THERE'S NO QUESTION GIVEN THIS HAS BEEN A LONG CYCLE WE ARE PROBABLY CLOSER TO THE END THAN WE ARE TO THE BEGINNING.
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After pitting under green on lap 2149 because his right-rear wheel was secured by only on lug nut after a previous yellow-flag caution, Hamlin and Jones pitted under green on lap 2150 and cycled to the top-two positions when everyone else pitted under yellow after stage one.
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The steps taken by Mr. Correa, who was in power from 2007 to 2017, in hopes of allowing himself a potential fourth term were a stark contrast to the decade preceding his election to the top office, when the country had cycled through seven presidents in a period of political turmoil.
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Nonfiction ASSAD OR WE BURN THE COUNTRYHow One Family's Lust for Power Destroyed SyriaBy Sam Dagher "Bashar al-Assad assassinated!" shouted a man as he cycled past Manaf Tlass, an exiled Syrian general once a member of Assad's inner circle, as he sat in an outdoor cafe in Paris in 2017.
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" Kushner went on to say that Trump has "cycled out a lot of the people who didn't have what it took to be successful here and a lot of the people who have come in and been excellent are not out there complaining and writing books because they're too busy working.
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Playing was very important to me, and that's all I wanted to do, so luckily, I had a lot of people who wanted to do that with me, and I cycled through a lot of phases and spent a lot of time in my rehearsal space with different people – and on my own.
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Mr. Lopez said Mr. Siegel never came to see him in the year that followed, as he cycled through the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan (where he surprised a few terrorism defendants with Arabic phrases); a medical prison in Butner, N.C., (where he played on the softball team); and three other facilities.
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Senior Republicans, including Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, cycled through what has become a familiar series of emotions and calculations after the Twitter posts, according to staff members: a flash of anger, reckoning of possible damage and, finally, a determination to push past the controversy to pursue their agenda.
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In not quite three years in the White House, Mr. Trump has cycled through more senior foreign policy and national security advisers than any other president, leaving him without the men who once were considered the adults in the room: Jim Mattis, Rex W. Tillerson, H. R. McMaster, John F. Kelly and more.
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That pressure has pushed the traditional retailer to burn tens of billions of dollars to fight back while its executives have cycled through various stages of reaction to Prime's ascent: denial, followed by meek competition, followed by a reversal that seemed to signal Walmart wanted to stick to a free, no-membership strategy.
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Seated at a large table and surrounded by lawmakers from both parties, the newly minted president also signed nominations for the rest of his cabinet, joking with members of Congress as he cycled through a series of pens, one for each nominee, and asked them which ones they would like to keep.
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The 5.1-metre diameter circular dessert, made of 80 kilograms of sugar dough and 80kg of strawberries from the Monts du Velay in the Auvergne region — decorated with lines of sugar to represent the spokes of a bicycle wheel — served 2,000 after the peloton cycled through the village during the 16th stage of the Tour.
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In November of last year, AI lab OpenAI published research showing how a unique approach to the technique known as reinforcement learning, in which an AI is given a reward mechanism and cycled through sometimes hundreds of years of accelerated play time, that was tailored to reward curiosity yielded record performance in Montezuma's Revenge.
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In the TV show he's a teen journalist on the homicide beat, super moody, and explains himself like this: Over the course of mere days, Riverdale fans and meme attendants on Tumblr and Twitter have cycled through dozens of strange dudes, baby dudes, and doggos in hats who didn't give this speech but could have.
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" Michael McCuish, who works for VisitScotland , highly recommends following John Muir Way, "The path, which skirts both Edinburgh and Glasgow goes from coast to coast and was created in honor of the founder of the U.S. National Park system, who was born and raised in Scotland — it can be walked, cycled or horse ridden.
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He looked at them and saw an atomized society where no one felt at home any longer, and masses of people cycled through prisons and jails—a place where irrelevance was both sin and punishment, and there was no need for a totalitarian government to stifle dissent because everyone was out only for themselves.
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There is the promenade around the island's rim, which can be walked or cycled; the "hide and reveal" approach to the same horizon from within the park, as you follow the curving paths and the corridors that line up your view, in the Baroque manner, with landmarks such as the Brooklyn Bridge or Ellis Island.
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Yes, you read that last one right: Streetwear designer Heron Preston, best known for his work at Nike and Yeezy (and for approving that bootleg Life Of Pablo merch), will stage a presentation at Manhattan's Spring Street Salt Shed featuring "up-cycled" trash-collector uniforms donated by the city's Department of Sanitation (DSNY), The Cut reports.
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In the mirroring cupola, a 2015 single-channel video work by Hannah Perry, "Mercury Retrograde (I Believed in it at the Time)," cycled through imagery, including a hearth with fire, that generated both a sense of intimacy in the small space and the implication of hellfire at the feet of a second mural of Jesus in judgment.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's reelection campaign has cycled $1.3 million in campaign funds into his businesses, according to an analysis of the campaign's recent filings released by Forbes.
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Humans are primed to be captivated by stories, and over the past decade, Musk has cycled through many versions of the Tesla story, each intended to raise more and more money from a host of different audiences, each intended to buy more time for his company to achieve the holy grail of an affordable, mass-produced electric car.
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Living almost within spitting distance of the last city remnants of Berlin Wall, I have cycled to Poland, through the rolling, baked yellow countryside of the former East Germany, read the original menu from the Fernsehturm de Berlin (the restaurant at the top of East Berlin's TV tower), and discovered a cornucopia of Soviet memorabilia in a man's attic.
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They cycled through a series of ideas: Further shortening the length of the short-term spending bill; attaching a bill to protect Dreamers to another piece of must-pass legislation; demanding that Mr. McConnell put an immigration bill authored by Mr. Graham and Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, on the floor for a vote.
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In the 17 years since its founding, this band has cycled through minimal, propulsive post-punk ("They Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top," released in 2001); conceptually bizarre noise music ("They Were Wrong, So We Drowned," from 173); and moody electronic balladry ("WIXIW," from 2012), among other dark and fascinating shades.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The first 13 years of Nakia Vassell's life run through her mind like a series of numbers: the seven siblings with whom she spent her early years, the more than eight foster homes she lived in, and the many relatives' households that she cycled through before she felt she had found stability.
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While the Halliwell sisters cycled through their fair share of love interests on the show, Deadline reports that new character Galvin is "the ideal boyfriend — funny, mellow, in touch with his emotions, totally on board to follow his lady across the country for her dream job," and that immediately makes us think of Piper's ex-boyfriend Dan Gordon.
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CD: Well, I've actually once cycled all the way from Hong Kong to Vietnam throughout Southern China going through all of the major manufacturing cities, and what I saw was just overwhelming pollution – grayness, bleakness, polluted rivers, the scale of manufacturing, the color of people's faces and the misery of the people that I would pass on my bicycle, (while) cycling through China.
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BUT I DON'T THINK THE MONEY IS GOING TO BE CYCLED INTO INVESTMENT, WHETHER WE MAKE THAT INVESTMENT DECISION OR WE ALLOW OUR SHAREHOLDERS TO DO IT. SORKIN: WHEN YOU SPEND TIME WITH YOUR TEAM AND YOUR LAWYERS -- BLANKFEIN: BY THE WAY, A LOT OF INDUSTRIES ARE HIGHLY REGULATED AT THE MOMENT AND MAY FIND IT HARD TO MAKE THOSE INVESTMENTS.
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GOP presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has cycled more than $6 million in campaign funds into his corporate products and services, according to an Associated Press review.
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Since landing her first major role as the tough "freak" Kim Kelly on "Freaks and Geeks," she has cycled through Hollywood highs (a six-year run on "Cougar Town") and lows (during the housing crash, she was unemployed and so indebted that she auditioned for "Glee" one week after giving birth) but never stopped willing her way though the industry.
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A long list of lawyers have cycled tumultuously in and out of Mr. Trump's orbit over the past three years: Donald F. McGahn II, his first White House counsel; Ty Cobb and John M. Dowd, who represented him in the early stages of the special counsel's investigation; and Emmet T. Flood, who saw Mr. Trump through the completion of the Mueller report.
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"Firstly, mandated counseling sessions don't and can never meaningfully address any of the root economic causes of why people trade sex, which is why Layleen cycled through the diversion court without getting the support or resources she may have needed," Jessica Peñaranda, Decrim NY Steering Committee Member and Director of Movement Building at The Sex Workers Project at The Urban Justice Center said in the statement.
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But if it were to keep going into season eight and beyond, even as the characters the audience first fell in love with slowly cycled out, it's easy to see how the show's tendency to just keep expanding could lead to an attempt to encompass each and every little corner of its universe, until every single scene might seem to take place on a different show.
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