Hundreds of gulls cry overhead, diving to feast on entrails.
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They went bananas, diving to catch them, jumping out of their seats.
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Intelligence officials thought they could use Castro's love of scuba-diving to topple him.
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He was exorcising demons from his past and using free-diving to do that.
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Her husband probably has some other skill — playing chess or scuba diving — to recommend him.
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Howard then sealed the result by diving to his right to block Jeff Larentowicz's rolling attempt.
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Rega took Mr. Kennedy scuba diving to see the effects of bombing practice on the reefs.
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Vesey scored by jumping on a Brady Skjei rebound and diving to backhand the puck in.
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According to the Navy, more people have died diving to the wreck than during the sinking itself.
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The Marine Police said rescue teams were diving to a depth of about 40 meters (130 feet).
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Some, like the Moken, are nomadic, spending weeks on the sea and free-diving to spear fish.
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More people have died diving to explore the wreck, the Navy said than in the sinking itself.
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Murres weigh about two pounds and live in large groups, diving to feed on fish like juvenile pollock.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY ... Deep dive Check out the California prison that teaches commercial diving to its inmates.
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CF Byron Buxton made two highlight catches in the season-opening win Monday, twice diving to snare sinking liners.
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This allows the White Shark Guesthouse to offer great white shark cage diving to the most daring shark fans.
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Bush guessed correctly, diving to deflect away an effort that should have been lower and closer to the post.
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Outside of lobs and dunks and the attention he draws diving to the basket, Robinson didn't offer much on offense.
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Perhaps the sight of Hugo Lloris diving to his left and palming Agüero's shot away was what strained Guardiola's nerves.
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Robles kept it a one-goal game by diving to block a shot by Josef Martinez in the 43rd minute.
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Cobb was hurt during the first quarter after diving to make a 51-yard catch and landing hard on the turf.
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RF Steven Souza is nursing a sore left hip after diving to attempt a catch on a line drive Tuesday night.
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The book follows Amoruso as she shares how she went from "dumpster diving" to founding popular online fashion retailer Nasty Gal.
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I would expect anybody who's not trained for this type of diving to look at this as an extremely fearful event.
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Adams sustained the injury, which is not considered serious, while diving to first base to record an unassisted double play Saturday.
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Four of the boys made an 8 hour trek -- with the help of Thailand's navy SEAL unit -- scuba diving to safety.
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When he looked back he says he saw a police officer diving to tackle a second bomber, who blew himself up.
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When Shelbi graduated and started paying all her own bills, she turned to dumpster diving to cut down on her spending.
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Eric Hosmer then hit an opposite-field line drive that Brewers third baseman Mike Moustakas gloved while diving to his right.
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Last August, the "Limiting Factor" completed the Five Deeps Expedition, diving to the deepest point in each of the world's five oceans.
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With that precedent set, we can keep our fingers crossed that players will now think twice about diving to win penalty kicks.
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She frantically moves side to side across the space, diving to the ground, beating her chest, stopping, starting, unsure, wild, unbound, defeated.
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Abbott drew from his own experiences traveling and diving to create a space where people could form more long-term, meaningful relationships.
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First baseman Ryan Zimmerman extended Sanchez's no-hit bid in the eighth inning by diving to catch Tommy Edman's leadoff line drive.
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During January and February of this year, Boaty traveled 9003 miles (2900 km) in total, diving to depths of 22,2300 feet (944 meters).
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Four years ago, Brazil striker Fred was widely criticized for diving to win a penalty during Brazil's opening World Cup game against Croatia.
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Flores scorched a line drive that could have sparked a rally, but Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant snared it, diving to his left.
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Syachrul Anto, 48, died on Friday while diving to search for victims of the crashed Lion Air aircraft, the agency said on Saturday.
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Auto-catalyst metal palladium led the bloodbath in the precious complex, diving to its lowest since early October 21 at $22,21 per ounce.
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Their hands thus forced, Dr Morikawa and Dr Palumbi put on their scuba gear and went diving to see how their transplants had fared.
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Submarines diving to the deepest parts of the ocean need to be built incredibly strong to survive the extreme pressure of all that water.
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Randall doesn't recommend diving to 200 feet with them, but jumping in the pool or getting caught in the rain will be no problem.
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Some researchers suspect the Bajau only began diving to great depths when a market for sea cucumbers opened up in China in the 1600s.
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Golf ball divers are given the difficult task of scuba diving to the bottom of golf course ponds and lakes to retrieve golf balls.
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The 30-room beach resort will feature a spa and water activities ranging from surfing and diving to deep sea fishing and speedboat excursions.
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The study cited above was using diving to test signaling theory, which dictates that the more common diving becomes, the less effective it will be.
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Diamondbacks right fielder David Peralta took a hit away from McCutchen to end the top of the first, diving to catch a sinking line drive.
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Love's ability to hit the outside shot while also diving to the basket for rebounds was too much for the Thunder big men to handle.
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Having a swim bladder would keep the mola mola from grazing the surface and then diving to depths down to 50 meters, which it often does.
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Shortstop Freddy Galvis preserved the shutout, diving to his right and throwing out Cruz from his knees to end the sixth with a runner at third.
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It is inspired by the book, which follows Amoruso as she shares how she went from "dumpster diving" to founding popular online fashion retailer Nasty Gal.
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Some investors fled to the relative safety of Australia's triple-A rated debt, sending 10-year bond yields AU10YT=RR diving to their lowest since late 8563.
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Nashville's Ryan Johansen opened the scoring at the 13:45 mark of the first period, diving to push home a puck that was sitting in the crease.
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During a live demo, one of the Spot robots collapsed without explanation, folding up its legs and nose-diving to the floor before a replacement trotted onstage.
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As The Economist went to press, rescue workers were trying to teach the children the rudiments of swimming and diving, to allow them to be guided out.
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Los Angeles Angels shortstop Andrelton Simmons will require surgery after tearing a ligament in his left thumb while diving to stop a grounder during a weekend game.
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Some people chalk up diving to cultural differences, but what's become crystal clear is that Neymar is kind of tarnishing his legacy with this blatant ass-hattery.
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Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan's "tankan" survey released Friday showing business confidence among the country's large manufacturers diving to its lowest level in more than six years.
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The eighth sign of the zodiac finds its home in the most extreme extremity—diving to the bottom of the well, and surviving to tell the tale.
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Sure, the rest of the video is terrifying and captures parents and children diving to the ground in sheer terror as gusts of wind tear over them.
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After just a few minutes, the alarm was raised after a man failed to surface after diving to look for fish about 50 meters (160 feet) from shore.
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Prunty had been feet away from the gun blast that killed Scott, diving to the ground as the teen sprinted in vain for the safety of the market.
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The future you're looking toward: July 211's eclipse in Cancer highlights your intimate relationships—you'll be diving to new depths with your partner and deep emotions swell.
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The book, which is part memoir, part self-help book, describes how the author went from dumpster diving to founding one of the fastest-growing retailers in the world.
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Vardy fell too easily and too theatrically in the penalty area and was sent off for "simulation," which is FIFA's word for blatant diving to gain a penalty kick.
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The disappointing set of numbers sent the Australian dollar AUD=D4 diving to a one-week trough of 0.7282 from a high of $0.7355 touched earlier in the day.
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My mother caught a hawk while it was diving to get her chickens and it just has the most confused face ever that this could have gone so wrong pic.twitter.
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He and Ryan Zimmerman locked horns for an eight-pitch at-bat which included a high and inside 98-mile-per-hour fastball that sent Zimmerman diving to the ground.
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That's why we remember the Avengers in Ultron holding up an entire city in midair, or Buffy swan-diving to her death in a Christ pose to save the world.
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Gordon's fiction traverses the Catholic world like a submarine, diving to the depths of its monstrosities and surfacing into the secular world to reveal intimate knowledge of what lies beneath.
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Soon, ter Stegen was being called into action, stretching his right leg to clear a shot from Giovani dos Santos and diving to block a follow-up from Jonathan dos Santos.
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Bonds likewise see-sawed with the two-year yield first diving to a one-month trough of 2.206 percent, only to end the Wednesday session 4 basis points higher at 2.31 percent.
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Bonds likewise see-sawed with the two-year yield first diving to a one-month trough of 2.206 percent, only to end the Wednesday session 4 basis points higher at 2.308 percent.
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But Zetterberg got a hold of the puck in the neutral zone and lobbed a shot at the almost-empty net but Miller made a glove save while diving to his right.
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It's a little bit different there because players are not just diving to cross an imaginary plane—they are sliding across dirt to touch a bag, which will definitely slow you down.
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Ramiro Pena hit a grounder past Teixeira, but Starlin Castro backed him up, diving to field the ball and tossing it to first base, where reliever Chad Green had hustled to cover.
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He was notably accused by his current club of diving to secure a stoppage-time penalty that handed Liverpool a Premier League win in March, 2016 and left Palace dangerously close to relegation.
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Your Cognitive Function Could Be Impacted A Week Later, Orca Keeps Diving to Retrieve Dead Calf Find Made at Jamestown May Be a Significant One To Avoid Ticks, Follow Lead of US Military
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Zip lines dot the map, it's easy to climb objects, and the map is small enough that it's easy to to cross the distance quickly while jump and diving to avoid rival players.
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I also initially found myself thinking that Laurie had gone scuba diving to end her life (as you suggest), but when her kids called, at least 25 percent of me doubted that reading.
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"He didn't know how not to be a friend," Mr. Hardin said, recalling that Sergeant Hopkins preferred fishing, hiking, snorkeling and scuba diving to the barhopping habits of other troops posted to Japan.
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"All of a sudden the oxygen masks dropped out and you started hearing this real howling sound, which I think was the engine because the pilot was diving to get below," he said.
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Harry's visit also included trying on a diving glove as he met scuba divers who plan to teach diving to IPF members and playing boccia, a game similar to bocce, with wheelchair-bound athletes. .
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Burnishing his man of action image, Putin spent Saturday diving to the bottom of the Gulf of Finland in a mini-submarine to honor a Soviet submarine that sunk there in World War Two.
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Seattle's first-half highlights, aside from a weak left-footed shot from Joevin Jones, was essentially a montage of Frei stretching, leaping and diving to push balls away from his goal, or over it.
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Given your scientific feats outside of film — like diving to the deepest part of the ocean — does it ever feel like your life outside of movies is an effort to make science-fiction ideas reality?
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TIN: LME tin was down 0.1% at $19,123, with the premium for cash metal over the three-month contract diving to $20 from more than $200 earlier this month, pointing to more plentiful nearby supply.
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It's enough to get us diving to the backs of our bathroom cabinets for long-neglected curling irons and lost cans of Aqua Net hairspray (and searching YouTube for "Pump Up the Volume" by MARRS).
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The wreck was located by the expedition crew of Allen's Research Vessel Petrel, a 250-foot vessel equipped with state-of-the-art equipment capable of diving to 6,000 meters, or 3 1/2 miles.
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Diving to reefs up to 260 feet below the surfaceThe vibranium fairy wrasse prefers the remote, dimly lit waters of the "twilight zone," hiding among tropical coral reefs up to 260 feet below the surface.
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TIN: LME tin ended 0.1% lower at $19,123, with the premium for cash metal over the three-month contract diving to $15 from more than $200 earlier this month, pointing to more plentiful nearby supply.
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Athletic since childhood, Mr. Pruniaux spends his spare time skiing and running, along with participating in a wide range of other sports, from diving to krav maga, a fighting system initially developed for Israeli forces.
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Oil prices tanked on Tuesday, with U.S. crude diving to its lowest level in more than a year, caught in a broader Wall Street selloff fed by mounting concerns about a slowdown in global economic growth.
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Though they were losing 6-3 by the time Scherzer entered the game, the Diamondbacks defense played as though they were preserving a no-hitter, diving to retrieve ground balls, covering open space in the outfield.
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Oil prices tumbled more than 6 percent on Tuesday, with U.S. crude diving to its lowest in more than a year, caught up in a Wall Street selloff fed by mounting concerns about slowing global growth.
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The company has the only privately-owned manned research submarine in the world capable of diving to the Titanic's depth, with the other four such vessels in the hands of governments, according to chief executive Stockton Rush.
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The United States fell the most out of 45 countries in the Thomson Reuters Foundation survey of about 900 social enterprise experts, diving to 32nd place from the top ranking in the inaugural survey three years ago.
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Kimbrel allowed a two-out ground-rule double and a walk before Anthony Rizzo bailed him out by diving to beat Freddie Freeman to first base on a grounder for the final out in Chicago's 21-22.25 win.
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Diving to his left to snag a potential three-run double by Gregory Polanco, Carpenter beat him to first base with a pop-up slide, enabling St. Louis to notch its third straight 2-1 win at Busch Stadium.
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It will be Weverton, an almost unknown goalkeeper in Brazil who was selected at the 11th hour, diving to his left to stop a penalty from Germany's Nils Petersen, a save that helped win Brazil's first Olympic soccer gold.
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Companies that handle the cleaning, catering and maintenance for these aircraft are hurting, while flights for every purpose from sky-diving to wildlife monitoring are now either forbidden or require going through an onerous, and often fruitless, approval process.
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The team was able to locate the Indianapolis using "state-of-the-art subsea equipment capable of diving to 6,000 meters" deployed off the 250-foot Research Vessel Petrel, and is still in the process of surveying and mapping the site.
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The area I got to play was a lot of low-lying buildings, and some ships docked in the harbor, so it was less about scaling and more about diving to avoid detection, and sneaking up on ship-board enemies.
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Benchmark rebar prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange edged up 0.2 percent to 3,767 yuan a tonne after diving to a 2-months-low level in the previous session, while hot-rolled coil futures climbed 0.4 percent to 3,732 yuan.
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Game 7 was no exception, with third baseman Alex Bregman diving to take a hit away from Austin Barnes and Springer racing into the right-center gap, and wheeling and firing to second to force Seager to retreat to first.
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Fast tied the game with 11:46 left in the first by diving to get possession of a rebound of Panarin's shot, and the Rangers took control with two goals in a span of about six minutes in the second.
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A judo black belt, Putin has often shown off his sporting prowess and has previously been seen on television playing ice-hockey, exercising in the gym, riding a horse, diving to the bottom of the Black Sea and flying a hang glider.
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Hence, the prevalence of the stesa technique, intended to bring about the visible submission of the local population: the young gangsters burst into a square or street firing mostly in the air and sending bystanders running for cover or diving to the ground.
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The villa is situated on one of the largest islands in North Malé Atoll, and offers outdoor activities from snorkeling and diving to daily yoga on a private sandbar in the middle of the ocean to luxurious restaurants situated over the water.
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NOTES: With RF Steven Souza nursing a sore left hip after diving to attempt a catch on a line drive Tuesday night, the Rays made a roster move, designating LHP Dana Eveland for assignment and selecting OF Jaff Decker from Triple-A Durham.
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"They want things like oxygen saturation in the blood, the biomechanics, whether there is a balance between the way the legs move, the amount of time a player can hold their breath while diving to the bottom of the pool," Nelson said.
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While Novak Djokovic was beating Kevin Anderson in the men's singles final Sunday on Centre Court, Navratilova was throwing herself around No. 1 Court in the women's invitational final, twice diving to the ground in attempts to reach balls out of her reach.
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" The British Cave Rescue Council, which has members taking part in the operation, said in a statement that "although water levels have dropped, the diving conditions remain difficult and any attempt" to teach diving to the boys and their coach "will not be taken lightly.
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The supply of oceanographic research vessels, though, is limited, and even the addition in recent years of several thousand "Argo" probes (floating robots that roam the oceans and are capable of diving to a depth of 2,000 metres) still leaves ocean temperatures severely under-sampled.
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In a desolate informal settlement near the town of Gansbaai, divers with no historical connection to the fishing industry have taken to swimming nearly two miles out to Dyer Island, a global hot spot for shark cage diving, to hunt in comparatively untouched abalone beds.
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The company eventually admitted the pop-ups were part of an ad partnership with Yahoo that was "supposed to be" opt-in, but wound up serving ads without permission, forcing users to go through labyrinthe menu diving to figure out how to disable the feature.
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With Asian spot LNG prices LNG-AS diving to a record low this week as the coronavirus epidemic sweeping China dents demand from the world's second-largest importer of LNG, the impact of the production cut at Prelude is expected to be minimal, trade sources said.
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One prominent zero-waste dude is Rob Greenfield who, on his YouTube channel and blog, details "extreme adventures" like biking across the US, dumpster diving to highlight grocery waste, and building a 50-square-foot tiny house in Orlando while generating only 30 pounds of construction waste.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices tumbled more than 22.9 percent on Tuesday in heavy trading volume, with U.S. crude diving to its lowest level in more than a year, caught in a broader Wall Street selloff fed by mounting concerns about a slowdown in global economic growth.
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SOCHI (Reuters) - Spain defender Gerard Pique accused Cristiano Ronaldo of diving to win a penalty and a crucial free-kick in Friday's epic 3-3 draw with Portugal and praised his side for battling back after a chaotic week in which coach Julen Lopetegui was sacked.
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It was not secure until Tommy Layne, the Yankees' eighth pitcher, cleaned up another mess from Dellin Betances, diving to touch home plate for one out and getting the final one on left fielder Brett Gardner's sliding catch in foul territory with the tying runs in scoring position.
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They weigh both sides of wildlife reintroduction arguments, interview youth about the voluntarily child-free movement to lower carbon footprints, and go dumpster diving to discover the hypocrisy of laws that make throwing large amounts of perfectly consumable food away legal, but fishing around in the trash for them illegal.
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With Sock diving to keep rallies alive and Kyrgios slamming serves and hitting half volleys between his legs, they narrowed the overall score to 3-1 by beating Nadal and Tomas Berdych in the day's closing doubles match: 6-3, 6-7 (7) and 10-7 in the match tiebreaker.
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McNeil, who was 3 for 5 at the plate, made the biggest defensive play of the game, diving to to his left in the bottom of the eighth to snare a ball that was rocketed at him by Phillies third baseman Maikel Franco and then turn it into a double play.
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On Ambergris Caye, Mahogany Bay Resort & Beach Club, Curio Collection by Hilton (from around $144 a night), Hilton Worldwide's first hotel in Belize, offers a mini-town of sorts, complete with 205 British Colonial cottages and villas, a beach club with overwater cabanas, a full slate of restaurants and operators for just about every adventure imaginable, from scuba diving to cave tubing.
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Some injuries are inevitable hazards of playing a contact sport — like Miguel Andujar's torn labrum, sustained while he was diving to a base, or Encarnacion's fractured wrist from being hit by a pitch — but these latest Yankees' ailments have raised new questions: While the merits of a catcher's being given the green light to steal can be debated, shouldn't a professional baseball player be able to run 90 feet from first to second base without an injury?
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That all changed on Friday when she spilled more details about her life on her app and website in a post called "20 Things You Don't Know About Me." The list was filled with surprising facts about the star — from her morning routine (cracking her hands) to her biggest fears (heights, caused after she went sky-diving) to her travel necessities (her own pillow and blanket) to that time she almost got kicked out of tennis camp (for kissing a boy).
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Each day brings fresh footage and stories of what took place during the long, bloody night between July 15th and 16th: one mobile-phone video shows a group of bystanders near the presidential palace in Ankara overwhelmed by the blast of an air strike; another captures a man diving to the ground between the tracks of a tank to avoid being crushed, rising to his feet, then falling again to save himself from another one; a third records soldiers shooting down unarmed protesters.
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