Incredible advances have occurred since that first big honking computer got shoved into a slighter bigger honking bag decades ago.
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Given that giant honking sneakers have come into fashion, for example, who is to say giant honking phone cases won't be next?
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It's currently a big honking thing and I don't really need to deal with a big honking thing for this 640 px-wide space.
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That's likely because you need a big honking pad to charge a big honking device, and, with the exception of one from Ikea, those pads tend to be really unattractive.
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These devious players find streamers and drive around them honking.
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You guys are a big, honking sports, digital sports producer.
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It's also a bit loud, what with all the honking.
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A trumpet icon indicates when the car feels like honking.
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You've just raised a second big honking round of financing.
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In short, Underwood and Booth are a Big Honking Deal.
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The sound of honking horns doubles as the city's soundtrack.
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"When we got there, cars were honking nonstop," he said.
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They heard the honking and the "Let's Go Blues!" chants.
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"There is no traffic, there is no honking," he said.
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Around the square, car convoys were honking, celebrating the results.
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During rush hour, the honking from bridge traffic is constant.
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There's even a dedicated button just for honking at people.
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" Ignoring the honking coming from behind him, he continued, "Europe . . .
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Acoustic background music is occasionally drowned out by a car honking.
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Outside the sound of heavy monsoon rain muffles the honking traffic.
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Horns honking, ambient TV noise, and a gaggle of tiny lawnmowers?
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Incredible support from the community, chanting and honking and bringing supplies.
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"A van drove by and started honking at us," she said.
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Amid a barrage of honking, Ralph fixes Bobby with a Mrs.
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A few examples: Car horns Can we please talk about honking?
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"There were a honking huge number of them," Ms. Atwood said.
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People shouting on main streets, driving around honking their horns — elation.
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Car drivers expressed solidarity by slowing down and honking their horns.
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"People have been honking the horn, I don't know why," Lozano said.
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I can still see its terrible wings flashing, hear the twisted honking.
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The driver of the car was honking the horn the whole time.
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And it's Los Angeles, so of course people were honking at me.
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In Danville, they marched down Main Street to honking horns and passersby.
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Central Berlin erupted in joyful honking and screaming, while the Italians wept.
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And people honking their horn when they come out of the alley.
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Honking cars and screeching subways are among the city's most notable sounds.
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A procession of honking cars carried the newlywed to the groom's home.
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Late on weekday nights, "there is a honking contest outside," she said.
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I remember cars honking and a general feeling of celebration around me.
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"Honking is a very bad and indisciplined traffic act," Mr. Ashok said.
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That honking, 6.2-liter V228 up front had become an Achilles' heel.
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The waddling, honking, and flapping all seemed properly goose-like to me.
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IT TOOK time for the dancing and honking of horns to die down.
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"However, people were very friendly and easygoing — no honking or impatience," she said.
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I cannot look at this picture of Popplio without hearing a honking noise.
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In the vicinity, I heard no sirens or honking, just a strange quiet.
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Some other noises leak through sometimes, like people talking loudly or cars honking.
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The city's streets are loud and bustling with honking cars and yelling salesmen.
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I walk down the street in full Santa, and everybody's honking and waving.
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From a safety perspective, everyone benefits, and your neighbors will appreciate less honking.
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They unblock crosswalks and intersections, deter jaywalking and even help to lessen honking.
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None of them comes close to New York when it comes to honking.
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Dedicated buttons for honking (which affects gameplay) and flapping your wings (which doesn't).
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There was a honking and clatter as the surface of the pond rose.
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This man from Marseille began honking his horn and somehow led them away.
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They have to make change quickly while other drivers are waiting and honking.
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They have to make change quickly while other drivers are waiting and honking.
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Motor scooters blister down the scalding pavement, darting between wheezing buses and honking cars.
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A woman in a nearby car honking furiously has a "sick child" with her.
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People danced in the squares as convoys of cars drove around honking their horns.
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If you surround a player with honking vehicles, it prevents them from hearing anything.
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But then he noticed that the lights were off and there was no honking.
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I never found out; the people behind me were honking, and I drove on.
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A daikon, a big white radish, made a deep, honking sound like an oboe.
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Ms. Ray is awakened, however, by honking from traffic exiting the Madison Avenue Bridge.
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Honking, chatter and pulsing music are just three strands of the city's braided soundtrack.
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In a test to reduce honking in traffic, the Mumbai police played a trick.
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Think of the early work of Eddie Murphy, whose trademark was a honking guffaw.
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I know it's a big, honking big question, but you know what I mean.
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A long line of belching, honking, slowly advancing cars, now routed around the superblock.
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My sister zoomed by, honking mockingly at me as she sped off into the distance.
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As he talks to reporters, a few cars whiz by honking their horns in support.
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"Cry Pretty" is her big, honking return, replete with glitter tears and a literal shower.
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Sometimes, all it takes to unite people is the shrill honking of a chaotic goose.
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This way, human evaluators could rate whether the "honking algorithm" was on target or not.
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There's a lot of honking and fender crunches as cars try to squeeze around them.
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In the distance there was a screech and a honking horn and a mad voice.
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The honking mechanism is designed with safety in mind, which is, of course, highly important.
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"People were screaming and running, honking everywhere, no one knew what to do," he says.
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The utility of such big honking blades is partially that they're not always so big.
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"We put big honking layers of sprinkles wherever we can," said Doug Quint, a founder.
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"Pretty soon, people were honking their horns at us and yelling our names," Henner shared.
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Would you drive there at all hours, queuing and honking your horn the whole time?
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Noble Crossing Elementary School teachers and staff rode through neighborhoods honking at students on Monday.
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Last spring, as the weather warmed and the honking worsened, they hit their breaking point.
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Then he gestured to the cavalcade of honking vehicles behind him and told a story.
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Others on Twitter celebrated a street that was suddenly "relaxing" without the honking of cars.
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Honking at hesitant pedestrians, standing drivers wove turret trucks in and out of the aisles.
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The common thread in both incidents -- impatient people honking their horns to speed things along.
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What's a big honking mistake you made, or something you did that was really great?
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It is packed with images of pedestrians and cyclists instead of honking, emissions-spewing cars.
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" (In the wake of its removal, Neihan Duanzi fans began to seek each other out offline by randomly honking on the streets, only to face fines for inappropriate honking.) "This year has been an escalated cat-and-mouse game with periods of tighter control.
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Nissan says the honking as an added layer of reminder is what makes its system unique.
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There's fan art of the goose and jokes about what its incessant honking must really mean.
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A driving game needed to be better than the honking, zooming ramshackle bouncing of a Dacia.
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It's a big, honking thing that's mandatory to use if you want to stream 24K content.
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"No matter what time of day, I hear honking or the buses going by," she said.
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In the video, people scatter through streets amid the sounds of yelling and honking car horns.
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When Howard began honking at his daughter, Muslet walked up to the truck and introduced himself.
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The graduates were seen driving a convoy of black Mercedes through Moscow and honking their horns.
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Why does he sound so honking and damp, like a wet sock stuck in a trumpet?
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I hopped off my bike to open the gate blocking my driveway, and he kept honking.
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Then a realization: A man felt a need to pull over and continue honking at me.
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A car raced through the streets, honking its horn as if celebrating after a soccer match.
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No birds were near the narrow ledge; a taxi's insistent honking the only noise from outside.
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The cars drove around the building honking and displaying signs advocating for the detained people inside.
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"No, let's cut her up," the first assailant replied — a woman drove by and began honking.
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I didn't hear any noise from other guests, but there was occasional honking from passing cars.
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Videos from government-held districts showed people celebrating in the streets, waving flags and honking horns.
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After honking on dank, dank kush, shares went down to $33 (making Musk's shares worth $8.7 billion).
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"I'm like 'Oh my god my car got stolen' but then I hear horns honking," she says.
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But in cities, the volume doesn't really get loud enough to overcome honking cars or bustling streets.
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Vehicles carrying bleeding and injured people sped away from the shooting scene, flashing lights and honking horns.
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The traffic meanwhile has moved forward a couple of feet and the people behind them are honking.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)So it's got big honking feet that look like they're inspired by Alien.
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Cheru attacked after becoming agitated by motorists honking their horns, Kenya Wildlife Service spokesman Paul Udoto said.
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Lincoln claims the honking crossover utilizes "smart new technologies" to ensure its sure-footedness on the road.
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Not long ago, Battlegrounds added a new feature to some of the vehicles in the game: honking.
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"All the Mumbaikars were laughing, honking and waving when they would see us go by," she said.
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The Beekman is in a busy downtown location, so sirens and honking were frequent during the day.
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And all of them flashed big honking red lights: Go home and stay there until all clear.
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Plastic flute shards crack underfoot as people pour out toward Flushing Avenue, log-jammed with honking Ubers.
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You can't let your guy walk around with honking bad breath, no matter how sensitive he is.
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Like a daily crossword becoming more difficult throughout the week, the honking intensified as the week progressed.
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" He stuck his head out the window and hollered at the honking driver, "I'm an asshole , asshole!
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A pickup turns left into the street, followed by 30 more vehicles in a parade of honking horns.
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She wound up doing so once — and followed that up by later honking a car horn at him.
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There's an innocence to their gags — the flower that squirts water, the never-ending scarf, the honking nose.
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I was born in New York City and sleep to the sounds of honking cars and fire trucks.
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Drivers are honking at each other in code to indicate that they're fans, The New York Times reports.
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No, in the land of subway schleps, honking cabs, and hurried commutes, it's practically a sacred a.m. ritual.
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Congress just passed a big honking piece of legislation that funds a whole lot of things at once.
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"I went to my daughter's school and started honking, making people know what was going on," she said.
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The sounds at the hall last week were of protesters' drums, bullhorn chants and passing cars honking support.
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Her departing friend warned her about the relentless honking, but she went ahead anyway, thinking she wouldn't care.
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"I was like, 'Hey, the $10,000 is more important than the honking, so I don't care,'" he said.
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In Akcakale, a Turkish border town, residents raced around in cars, flying Turkish flags and honking their horns.
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"From 3 o'clock to 7 o'clock, you could not be on the phone for the honking," he recalled.
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We're told he began honking the horn for June to come out ... and that's where the video begins.
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The clowns first rambled into the soldiers' path on a recent weekend patrol, honking horns and singing nursery rhymes.
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And all of it puny compared to the rumbling of trucks, the honking of horns, the roaring of airplanes.
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Put bluntly, this smart device is a big honking soundbar with an Amazon Echo Dot stuffed inside of it.
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David Washington, a close friend of Cooke's, told KSLA the honking was due to a malfunction on the car.
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It then illuminated the tower and prompted cheers and the honking of car horns for blocks around the structure.
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Musicians like the Dutch duo Firebeatz and Dillon Francis went further, working the goofy honking into an EDM sample.
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Thousands of people poured in the streets of Paris after polls closed on Sunday night, honking horns and celebrating.
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Amber says the man was honking his horn and that the bumper actually made contact with baby Marlow's stroller.
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At home, I try meditating in my room, but the cars honking on Second Avenue prove to be overwhelming.
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The driver, later identified as Matthew Apperson, allegedly began honking his horn and flashing his lights at Zimmerman's vehicle.
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Renée Zellweger's startled pout overlooks what must be the city's densest concentration of honking, exhaust-belching, rage-propelled vehicles.
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It will show us hitting pots and pans and making much noise and yelling and crying and honking horns.
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And besides, the honking vehicles, jaywalking pedestrians and idling trucks are enough to drive anyone to call a cab.
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In Brazil's commercial capital of Sao Paulo, Bolsonaro's win was greeted with fireworks and the honking of car horns.
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It's very satisfying to listen to them honking away as usual, crowding together without a worry in the world.
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As the phone interview continued, the sound of a honking car horn could be clearly heard in the background.
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" And the "white sunshine" in the "hard land" of Africa, where traffic proceeds "African style, all honking, no braking.
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" A car honking could be heard in the background as the actor continued, "My dude, get out the street.
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Honking in traffic has become such a problem, creating so much noise, that the Mumbai police hatched a plan.
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One driver followed it, swerving and honking and screaming "Fuck Trump," until the bus pulled into a police station.
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A brief snippet at the end of the trailer shows not one but two geese honking and tormenting the groundskeeper.
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To shift your gaze away from the light risks angry honking, or worse, from the line of cars behind you.
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She points toward a line of cars honking at the corner of campus as a reason she prefers public transit.
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It's one of Africa's largest city, a bustling metropolis of endlessly honking taxicabs and the hustle and jostle of commuters.
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M.C. T-shirt and honking big LeBron XII sneakers, Jake was rocking the more notable of our two fashion statements.
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After some aggressive honking and bird-flipping, you slow down just enough to make sure he can read your lips.
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You're stuck in traffic, and some nervous douchebag behind you keeps on honking, even though you have nowhere to go.
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The "Because It's 2015" shirt in particular was being marketed for a honking $100, and people were arguably pretty pissed.
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"The honking was brutal," said Mr. Bengtsen, who is originally from Chicago and works for Mashable on the business side.
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Much like the game, this goose is annoying and will spread virtual mud all over your screen while honking profusely.
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There's a dedicated button for honking at people, which you'd better believe is the best button to go wild with.
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Meanwhile, the sinister keyboard drop and honking bass blasts shudder and thud, propelled forward by rising tides of electric distortion.
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No one wants to embrace a platform that requires a big honking camera on the back of second tier Android phones.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Since the beginning, the big honking screens on Galaxy Note phones have been their most memorable characteristic.
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In this crazy world full of honking horns and warm pillows, it can be hard to get the sleep you need.
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The protester chanted "cancel the debt" and "this is a climate emergency" to the car honking of impatient New York drivers.
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On Friday morning, trucks, cars and taxis had slowed to a crawl on major roads, honking horns and waving Chilean flags.
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People often complained about children honking automobile horns, ringing doorbells, and otherwise taking advantage of buttons that looked fun to press.
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The documents say police worked to redirect traffic as cars carrying victims sped up flashing their lights and honking their horns.
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They've been caught on camera gobbling to the tune of honking cars, chasing down mailmen, and performing vaguely disturbing dance rituals.
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At Nintendo's big, honking E3 booth I had a chance to go hands-on with the little golf-ball sized device.
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The amount of power required to run it would also require some big honking batteries for anything approaching real portable performance.
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Sometimes drivers would see our wristbands, start honking their horns and shout out of the window, 'Go back to your country.
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Five lanes heading north and five heading south are clogged with cars and buses, many of them pointlessly honking their horns.
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No word if there is a New York edition, complete with harsh honking horns and angry pedestrians screaming at taxi cabs.
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Now, whenever my brain feels crippled by a honking traffic jam of urgent meaninglessness, I put it on and go places.
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Here's video from moments ago of President Trump climbing into a Mack truck, honking the horn & pretending to drive it. pic.twitter.
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I have been in backups there at all hours as traffic sorts itself out with reverberant, souls-of-the-damned honking.
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John's laid-back sensibility makes it easy for him to laugh off the honking, boob-shaped mass hanging off his hip.
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Researchers have found hot days linked to more angry honking in Arizona, and more road rage and car accidents in Spain.
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Instead of jolting forward or honking – as some human drivers would be tempted to do – the car allowed me to go.
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But there was a time when nature, not honking cars or bulging shopping bags, predominated in this part of the island.
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Over time, Ms. Ross, who works in human resources at an asset management firm, grew to learn the pattern of honking.
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During sweeps, police would often detain Latinos for minor offenses like honking a car horn, then demand proof of legal residence.
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The resting pout of his mouth — the Baby Huey countenance to match his honking voice — has assumed more of a smirk.
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In the video posted by Donaldson to Instagram, he pulls into the driveway honking his horn to get his mom outside.
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Even if you think most bike racks are eyesores, they're still better than staring at a street jammed with angry, honking motorists.
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Over the next 90 minutes, I covered 23 miles, a journey marked by creeping gains in ground, honking altercations, and endless frustrations.
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It's a big, honking timepiece on your wrist that's thick, chunky, and has a stiff rubber strap that can't be swapped out.
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From there I enjoy the city atmosphere: the bustling amount of people, the sound of cars honking, and the colossal city architecture.
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We put them to test over a summer weekend full of noisy air conditioning units, honking in the street, and creaking floorboards.
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In West Berlin, along the swanky shopping avenue Kurfuerstendamm normally filled with cheering fans and honking cars, the mood was eerily silent.
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When he heard a car horn honking, he initially thought it was someone trying to tell him he had a flat tire.
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Veteran village guard Mehmet sits in a stuffy tea shop in Cizre, gazing at the bustling shopping street with cars honking horns.
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The town had arranged a welcome parade for him: honking cars, children hoisting streamers, women ululating from balconies, men beating tabla drums.
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It would pain her if the moving truck was responsible for a blocked intersection and a mess of cars honking non-stop.
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With its fines for honking and just being alive in a park after dark, sometimes it hardly even feels like a city.
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That includes blowing a whistle, clapping your hands, waving your arms, shouting and — for those in cars — honking horns, Ms. Thuillier said.
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Then, as word began spreading by mouth and by phone, the shouts, cries and honking of cars rose in a deafening crescendo.
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And then you can head into the weekend with a honking big fillet of Alison Roman's cumin-roasted salmon with cilantro sauce.
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Indian traffic trick: In a test to cut back on honking in traffic, the Mumbai police installed decibel meters at red lights.
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It's not that the new car-free Market Street is quiet, it's that without the honking and revving, other sounds lift up.
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The most common such behaviors included tailgating, yelling at another driver and horn-honking "to show annoyance or anger," the report said.
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The honking and yelling attracts one of the massive aliens and kicks off the Abbott family&aposs quest for survival — in silence.
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President Trump was not at the Florida club when protesters drove by honking their horns and waving Puerto Rican flags on Saturday.
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As the cops ponder forensics, none show the slightest interest in solving the word puzzle, which looks like a big honking hint.
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Asking what photography or video could possibly be good enough to justify that honking cube sticking out of the back of the phone.
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But try to get off the freeway, let alone navigate down a honking commercial boulevard, and the autopilot is back in driver's ed.
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A live stream from the site near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, showed a chaotic, loud scene, with people screaming and car horns honking.
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As I walked around this thrilling structure, truckers sped by, honking and giving me the thumbs up, seeming to approve of my interest.
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Dude, I know you want your girl back, but honking in a residential street like that is not going to do it. 284.
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She sang "Send in the Clowns" at one point, and even rode around the stage on a pink tricycle while honking a horn.
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As a driver comes around the corner, honking the horn to frighten the birds, the mother's screams can be heard in the background.
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It's rare you see NASCAR Kyle Busch slowing his car down, let alone honking his horn and flagging you down to say 'sup.
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"From there, we kept going and going, and then I was up on crutches and these big honking braces in January," she said.
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Whereas the Home and Home Mini are compact and blend in with your home decor, the Home Max is a big honking speaker.
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Motorbikes jostled by, honking shrilly as they slalomed around young men in western clothes strolling with friends, their fingers or arms linked affectionately.
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Each time I spotted one, I pulled over and indulged in leisurely looks as cars zoomed past me, a few honking in disgust.
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"It's just too much," a woman said at the home of Jarrod Ramos, the alleged shooter, after honking at me from her car.
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Ignoring the continuous honking, Ms. Carlen sterilized scissors with a cigarette lighter and calmly clipped two toes off the feathered mess for testing.
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Hacks could include annoying pranks like a honking horn, or more serious breaches such as remotely unlocking a home's doors for a robbery.
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"That's why you're honking at people or annoyed in the line or whatever it is you're doing that's your impatient behavior," she said.
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On his long hauls across the country, Mike Chisholm has grown accustomed to other drivers honking, waving or flashing him a thumbs up.
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The sound of artillery sometimes pierces through the cacophony of honking horns, as vehicles carrying the possessions of desperate people struggle to leave.
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"This is what we wanted to tell them: Honking or making noise doesn't move the traffic," explained Pranaya Ashok, a Mumbai police spokesman.
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Journeys that usually involve hours stuck at gridlocked roundabouts, with police officers facing down honking matatu buses, now take a snappy half-hour.
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No one going to Cafe Cluny (on the corner of West 12th and West Fourth Streets) would have heard a single honking horn.
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I can hear honking car horns in the distance, which is adding an eerie staccato backdrop to the driving rain pounding our windows.
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This silly, simple game is good for anyone who needs to take a mental break and chase around some humans while turbo-honking.
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Ennahda supporters drove through Tunis, the capital, honking their horns in celebration on Sunday night, and party leader Rached Ghannouchi addressed a rally.
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For the scallops: scallops, fat as field mice, and a honking big pat of butter or a spoonful of bacon or duck fat.
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I was in the right lane and another driver was honking and giving me the finger because he thought I was cutting in.
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If you want to stand out in the supercar world, you need more than a honking big engine and a pile of carbon fiber.
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On Friday morning, trucks, cars and taxis slowed to a crawl on major roads, honking horns, waving Chilean flags and bearing signs of protest.
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Honking continues, then everyone in the house decides to honk several times EVERY time they pull out of the driveway, just to be pricks.
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I met a man who managed to get in his truck and drive through the floodwater honking his horn to wake up his neighbors.
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SHANGHAI — If you were driving in China recently, you might have gotten in trouble had you tried honking your car horn like this: Beep.
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Supporters thronged the streets honking horns and waving flags, while opponents banged pots and pans in protest in their homes into the early morning.
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At the Morris Avenue bridge in Summit, residents complained of rerouted traffic filling quiet neighborhoods with the sounds of revving engines and honking horns.
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They pick up trash and bottles, and as they do, business owners and residents cheer them on -- honking, clapping and even handing out refreshments.
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You can probably see where this is going: The car I got into was a random livery cab; the honking car was my Uber.
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The top complaints were about construction-related activities, music and parties, loud talking, banging and pounding sounds, barking dogs and idling engines and honking.
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When a car drove by without honking its horn to show support for the Yellow Vests, she stopped it and asked the driver why.
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This has made Hemingway extra protective of his friend, honking and flapping his wings when shelter staff come to take care of the pair.
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On March 20, the sound of honking horns tore through the air on an otherwise serene afternoon in Waikiki, Hawaii's most renowned tourist haven.
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Kurds have been celebrating since Monday evening, setting off fireworks, honking horns and affixing flapping red, white and green Kurdish flags to their automobiles.
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I don't pretend to have a solution to this or other vehicular noise pollution (horn honking!), but it seems that attention must be paid.
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The skies are so crowded in some places that people complain the collective din of flapping wings and honking keep them awake at night.
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You can hear honking from the colony of sea lions gathered under the lighthouse, and it's possible to see whales from September to November.
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"Oh sweetheart, you can't, but we will meet if it is meant to be," she replied, honking her car horn, which played "La Cucaracha."
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Sounds from Lincoln Meadow are included, along with those from daybreak in 1996 on the Zimbabwe savannah, featuring barking baboons and honking Egyptian geese.
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That big honking spatial camera was an impressive piece of tech, but it never did you much good as a console add-on did it?
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Drivers sitting in the drive-thru kept pounding their horns, and all that honking kept surrounding residents up until the early hours of the morning.
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Then you can spy the zebra finches with their honking song like a miniature traffic jam, and yellow canaries lightly whistling, flitting around the space.
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While it's probable not the safest thing to do on the road, it definitely beats honking at strangers when they've turned without using their signals.
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Fifty-one percent of drivers reported tailgating at least once; 47 percent reported yelling at least once; and 45 percent reported honking at least once.
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All sounds became one enormous echo: the cars honking outside, the pigeons' flapping wings, the people walking and talking outside, the hum of the refrigerator.
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It is a mechanical keyboard connected to an E-ink screen and it has two honking big mechanical switches and a big, jolly power button.
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Around midnight on the second night on July 7th, there was a parade of cars just cruising down Foster Drive, honking horns and holding signs.
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For I don't seem yet to write things as as good as either Varius or Cinna, but to be a goose honking among tuneful swans.
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The sugar had gone to his head, and he was refusing to stop honking the horn to the tune of "Spanish Flea" in the carpark.
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For instance, when the school bus honks for Fern, Streep pauses just long enough for us to hear the honking in the word "honks" itself.
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Traffic is Dhaka's deafening music, a dissonant theme song of shouting drivers, rumbling engines and, leading the attack, honking horns: vocals, bass, ill-tuned brass.
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Horns honking and warning lights flashing, the autonomous vehicles snaked through the hub, next to about 2100 tuggers that still needed humans behind the wheel.
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Close to 22018,264 people were gathered for yet another weekly demonstration, a jumble of umbrellas, placards ("Repeal and Replace Issa"), honking horns and angry chants.
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He borrowed a pen from the friend to try to dig the coin out as cars and buses swerved to avoid him, honking their horns.
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As for noise, I could definitely hear rowdy passersby yelling and drivers honking their horns, but those sounds faded as the neighborhood quieted past midnight.
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In counterprotests on Friday, Bolsonaro supporters drove honking caravans through major cities to oppose the lockdowns, sharing videos on social media with the #BrazilCannotStop hashtag.
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He disabled over 22006 cars, and owners who were up to date on their payments suddenly found their vehicles honking furiously, and unable to start.
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Still each lack, maybe a grave, Clots this paradise stinking from our evidence Into a honking syllable's bill, mass snapped up from Narcissus's Second surface.
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A festive atmosphere broke out, with some customers lighting up on the sidewalk and motorists honking their horns in support as they drove by the crowd.
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One annoying thing was how close the potato was both to a busy road and the railroad tracks, which frequently saw trains barreling by, honking loudly.
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As even the briefest exposure to Dhaka's cacophonous parade of tinkling cycle rickshaws, tooting three-wheelers and honking SUVs reveals, this is a country of bottlenecks.
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Jamal's obsession finally led the friends to the worst place they could imagine: a big, honking fight, probably the first earnest one the friends have had.
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But none of those devices have 370 horsepower to send you careening down a road, honking like a maniac while you blow demons back to hell.
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Honking horns, banging pants, and setting off fireworks, the Cuban community in Miami overwhelmed the streets of Little Havana, Haileah and Kendall, the Miami Herald reported.
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Joining Looker in the "is it or isn't it reaching escape velocity?" club, Periscope raised a big honking $25 million Series B from Bessemer in November.
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Nothing clears your head like a short break from the concrete jungle with all those sirens, pushy commuters, and angry cabbies honking at you 24/7.
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The crowd began an impromptu victory march through the city, some on foot and others driving slowly and honking their horns, until police blocked their way.
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Honking horns are incessant, the haunting call of far-away sirens don't stop and neither does the screech of traffic or the maddening cawing of crows.
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Cops say the Uber driver furiously began honking the horn in the hopes of signaling police -- and then finally ran from the car and alerted police.
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An open door to the balcony circulated air through the stifled apartment and filled the quiet apartment with sounds of honking cars and airplanes flying overhead.
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Pedestrians said the slower speed was not strictly enforced, while drivers complained about not being given enough warning and kept honking at people in their way.
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According to the police report, the honking continued and by the time he reached another red light, the motorist started shouting at him, the Times reported.
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A parade of trucks rolled by, honking their horns; Zombie was sitting on top of his truck (was it driving itself?), doing the arm-waving thing.
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For example, a few years ago, Public Radio International ran a story about the language of honking in Cairo, Egypt, which is "spoken" primarily by men.
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The radio station where they got their news pumped his honking, Rhode Island-accented voice into their home, promising 6 percent interest plus their cash back.
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Meanwhile, "Sightseeing" weaves a sparkly mock-disco groove from high staccato strings and rubbery honking horns, groaning and spinning out of control, deployed for maximum punch.
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In Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, fireworks streak across night skies and young men cruise past in cars, honking horns and chanting Kurdish national slogans.
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Fourteen speakers channel the 800-watt Harman/Samsung sound system, and the 10.25-inch center screen should satisfy buyers used to honking big phones and tablets.
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While participants are encouraged to avoid littering and to be respectful to the public, the police, and the angry, honking traffic, any other morality is seemingly forbidden.
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One type just needs a little additional storage periodically and would rather have something flexible and portable than a big honking drive that plugs into the wall.
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At the after-parties: Multi-Grammy winner Chance the Rapper was spotted literally on top of his SUV and honking the horn with excitement about his wins.
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College, with its infinite beer pong tournaments, 101-level seminars and dingy common spaces full of grumpy students "sexiled" from dorm rooms, is one big, honking cliché.
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Celebrations erupted in its capital, Juba, with people honking their horns and waving new flags to toast what was then (and still is) the world's newest country.
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"As days went on, I found myself (and with my friend) followed by players that would follow our every location with a car constantly honking," he said.
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To make sure the cars are only honking when absolutely necessary, Google is teaching the cars' software to distinguish between actual honk-demanding situations and false positives.
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"Kennel cough in dogs is recognized by a classic loud honking cough," says Kate KuKanich, a veterinarian and associate professor of internal medicine at Kansas State University.
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If you sleep next to someone who snores you know that the endless horking and honking isn't very fun… and it makes the snorer's life even worse.
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When an ambulance emerged from the hospital, carrying Azzo's body, a crowd gathered behind it, raising revolutionary flags, and a row of honking cars and motorcycles formed.
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Gunfire and honking broke out in East Beirut after Mr. Aoun passed the voting threshold in Parliament, and the proceedings were broadcast on every major TV network.
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After Iraq's Kurds voted in favor of independence, they took to the streets, waving flags and honking horns, and loudly scoffing at Baghdad's threats of military action.
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The Australian gaming company released a honking new trailer for the game that has been in the works for three years and comes out on September 20.
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Whichever, I'd like to end the week with a proper wedge salad and a honking big steak, then spend the weekend on the couch napping like Dagwood.
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Indians in every corner of the country are laughing about it; officials in several other places now want to rig their traffic lights with honking meters, too.
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That smiling skinny man pedaling his bicycle among the honking cabs in a blue French worker's jacket with a camera slung around his neck — what a picture!
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Best music: Saks Fifth Avenue, 611 Fifth Avenue, at 49th Street So loud you can hear it from over a block away — even above the honking traffic.
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Simply were compelled to record a six-part ukulele cover of the "Friends" theme song, but done slow and in a sort of honking vintage-y voice?
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Zimmerman testified that Apperson had seen him driving and pursued him, honking his horn and flashing his lights, before pulling a gun and shooting at the car.
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To a honking brass band score, Kentridge's subjects carry their symbolic belongings and burdens, be they a cart of rocks, an IV hookup, or a native plant.
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Just 240km away, the formerly fresh air smells of gasoline, and the silence of the surrounding forest is broken by the honking and rumbling of cars and bulldozers.
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Pingu's attitude toward life might echo your own right now, scowling and honking in an invented language of "Penguinese" at everything in sight that doesn't go your way.
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"I was honking my horn the entire time trying to get his attention," she said, which resulted in the dog owner becoming "really aggressive" and cursing at her.
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Adult and juvenile snow geese collect in immense flocks, their loud honking often preceding them into the local salt marshes they use for migratory stopovers and feeding areas.
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In Krispy Kreme's case, that meant a line of hundreds of honking cars in the wee-est hours of the morning, disturbing neighbors and causing huge traffic jams.
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I'm one of those people who claims to not be competitive, but then starts honking like a goose as soon as favor starts to swing in my direction.
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These recordings also pick up the routine sounds of the street: the rumble of the El, cars honking, stray riffs of music, and the din of passing voices.
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The man claims ... at 2:30 AM on June 20, Joshua Waring drove up to the sober living home they were staying at and started honking his horn.
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A driver said he was stopped for a red light at the intersection of Route 28 in Barnstable when a driver behind him began honking their car's horn.
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You might be surprised to find out swearing in public or honking your horn near a local deli may result in fines or arrests in some US states.
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"A Twitter user with the name Brandon Bernicky asked for Musk's "thoughts on saving dashcam footage when honking the horn," and the Tesla founder replied, "Yeah, makes sense.
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I looked out and he had pulled over a little ways up the street, still honking, now with his window down and his head bulging out at me.
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I live in a bustling city, so I can't imagine drifting off to sleep at night without the sound of a car honking or my neighbors' baby crying.
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Produce, textiles, car parts, baked goods and massive sacks of colorful incense line the dirt roads packed with honking cars and busy traders trying to avoid getting hit.
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The video begins with the police describing Mumbai as "the honking capital of the world," before stating that they had been "itching to do something" about the problem.
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What he's doing on Twitter, many suggest, may be one big honking subtweet aimed at Ms. Conway — a senior adviser to Mr. Trump who is also his wife.
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Roving musicians played norteño music for a few dollars a song, a tuba honking merrily over the thud of speakers set up in the back of pickup trucks.
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The president has called on Turks to stay on the streets until Friday, and late into Sunday night, his supporters thronged squares and streets, honking horns and waving flags.
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Some 4,000 bikers chosen in a lottery and clad in leather, denim and helmets of all sorts paraded through the city center on Saturday, revving motors and honking horns.
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Screeching subway cars and honking taxi cabs are hushed by the Elite 85h, and anything that's less of an assault to your ears is, of course, dampened even more.
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Embodying this beaked merchant of mayhem can feel like a satisfying role reversal for any human who has ever encountered an angry goose honking at them in a park.
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If you want a less distracting phone, what you really want might be something you can use without giving up your big honking smartphone when you really need it.
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In other words the Samsung Gear S3 is a big honking beast—sitting firmly in the watch size range of prestige time pieces from places like Breitling and Uboat.
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It looks lovely on the keyboard, which opts for low profile keycaps and softer switches that other gaming laptop makers building honking 17-inch devices in this price range.
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Only then will the nation and the world know the answer to the one big, honking "what" question that's left: What are Trump's motives for all his inexplicable actions?
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"As they were leaving, people were driving by and honking horns to try and wake people up," said Southard, who is staying with his girlfriend's family in San Francisco.
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As news of the agreement emerged in the early hours of Saturday, people gathered on Nile Street, a main avenue in Khartoum, honking car horns and ululating in celebration.
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The authors also concluded that it's possible that because no nonavian dinosaur specimen has ever been found with a syrinx, those dinosaurs most likely did not make honking noises.
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In some quarters, geese — with their plentiful droppings, noisy honking and unfriendly demeanors — are seen as a nuisance at best and as proof of why exterminators exist at worst.
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Some survivors told of being roused Sunday night or early Monday by friends, or by police officers or sheriff's deputies driving down their streets, honking or shouting through loudspeakers.
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But spring is coming, and this morning I watched two pairs have an epic, wing flapping, water thrashing, close contact battle, accompanied by very loud and, frankly, appalling honking.
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From the silence of my living room I heard neighbors banging pots as a protest against the results, as well as car convoys on the street, honking to celebrate.
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Hanoi's broad avenues are crowded with honking cars, storefront venders, street peddlers, and some five million scooters and motorbikes, which rush in and out of the intersections like floodwaters.
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The 275 kph speed limit apparently was an inside joke (it's closer to 218 kph — 21612 mph — in practice), and, for some reason, every driver was honking at us.
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As the line of those wishing to pay tribute grew, cars rolled past the museum, honking horns, waving to those assembled and yelling, "Aretha Franklin!" as they went by.
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Redditor Andronaco wrote a post entitled "Remove or mute car horns option," describing a hellscape where every match will contain at least one player or team who is honking nonstop.
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From about 4 am to 7 am try to picture heavy-set, sweaty men, beer, honking noises, women, bouncy stuff, and the general stank of hundreds of tightly packed bodies.
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Fostering these systems of communication will be one of the biggest jobs for AV developers, since honking and other audio and visual alerts are essential to the task of driving.
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Once the mod is set up, the video's host demonstrates how to change direction with the steering wheel, swap guns with the gear selector, and fire the weapon by honking.
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Even the zoo's elephants seemed to be having a grand old time, dipping their trunks in the snow and honking it everywhere like Tony Montana and a pile of cocaine.
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I never quite understood the desire to put yourself smack in the middle of the most car-packed streets in the country — not to mention, alongside its aggressive, honking drivers.
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The first video, posted on Thursday, shows a line of honking cars clogging a road that Mr. Mhiemaed described as leading toward the Turkish border crossing at Bab al-Salameh.
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Regulators are telling drivers to only honk when necessary and have put up signs in many parts of eastern and central Chinese cities like Qingdao and Xi'an, banning inappropriate honking.
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The grandmother told police the incident began when a man in a car behind her at a stop sign started honking his horn, apparently upset she wasn't moving quickly enough.
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Dubbed Stream Honking, the trolls' primary targets were MrGrimmmz and Dr Disrespect, another high-profile Battlegrounds player, who was temporarily banned from the game after killing one of his teammates.
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The Circle is a big honking sloppy mess of a movie, one that flops around so aimlessly that it's baffling so many intelligent people had a hand in making it.
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Female drivers said they were greeted enthusiastically on the road by many male drivers honking and giving them the thumbs-up sign, police officers handing out flowers, and general celebration.
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There was a sea-green splotch hovering over his neck, with a long tail that poked into his nose, and one ear was radioactive yellow; the nose was honking blue.
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"So, every dish here tells a story," he begins, taking you hostage, and you immediately start looking for a magic getaway taxi to pull up in front honking for you.
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" — 'A Long Way Down,' by Nick Hornby "As midnight approached, the sound of people cheering and cars honking became audible from the street, so we decided to join the party.
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At some point, every American president, from the serious men on down to the honking, needy, pathetic, and preposterous Trump, have somehow all always alighted on the very same answer.
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Make my recipe for a wedge salad served at the estimable St. Anselm restaurant in Brooklyn, ahead of a honking big blowout rib-eye steak and a golden pommes Anna.
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I could revel in a Mississippi-style chicken tetrazinni for Sunday night, or a honking big bowl of hard shell steamed clams with jalapeño brown butter and loads of toast.
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He also made cracks—such as honking "More important than you!" as he cut in front of tourists in the Senate security line—that rubbed some people the wrong way.
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Just listen to its attendees howl with satisfaction every time one of the big guys lands its honking foot on a pumpkin:This year's Squishing of the Squash saw over 5,000 attendees.
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If you're intrigued by squirting cysts of the facial variety, and honking veiny lumps on the arm, you're going to love this pro guide to the wild world of cystic pops.
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In Paris, a man heard people shouting and honking their horns and noticed they were all looking at a 4-year-old boy who was dangling from a fifth-floor balcony.
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The Edwardian-themed tinkling harpsichords and honking brass were novel in 1967 but are quaint in 2017: it is the acoustic numbers or the rockers that make it onto digital playlists.
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After posing for photos, honking the horn and pretending to drive away, the president made some remarks while wearing an "I (heart) trucks" button pin — much to the delight of Twitter.
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The Starry Station is unlike any router you've ever seen, not only because of its triangular shape, but because of the big honking screen that Starry desperately wants you to touch.
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A man who identified himself only as Renaud told France 24 that he and his family learned of the danger when they heard people honking their car horns outside his home.
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I ended up swapping it out across town for the only car available — a honking F-Series pickup, not exactly the easiest car for a New Yorker that's out of practice.
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Did they ever stall, as I once did, at a pivotal juncture at the foot of the Vercors Massif, drawing the ire of Gallic motorists — or the ancient equivalent — honking behind?
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After the incident, the man she hit reportedly contacted the Barnstable Police Department and recalled hearing a motorist behind him honking their car horn as he waited at a red light.
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Stonehenge is the most famous, but there are many other places in the world where big honking rocks are set up in weird ways that make crypto-scientists fidget with glee.
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Officials in New York want to avoid setting off more chaos in a crowded city where hordes of pedestrians already compete for street space with honking cars and flocks of cyclists.
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That Aussie ideal was on display even before the festivities officially started as young men arrived in utes crammed with camping gear and beer, honking, whooping and waving from the windows.
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This past weekend, the line of cars at the Serramonte Target in Colma, California, snaked out of the parking lot and ran down the street in a long, frustrated, honking queue.
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"We were walking by cars and all the people driving were honking, giving us the peace sign, shaking fists," said Laura Rittenhouse, who lives in Manhattan and walked across the bridge.
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A bright-red election bus spilling over with President Kenyatta's supporters recently snarled traffic, as some hopped off and strutted to Kenyan pop music and the honking horns of irritated drivers.
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"It was my first time analyzing a fatberg, and when you smell it, you think this is going to be the last time because the smell was honking," Professor Love said.
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But more than anything, the Super Bowl is a big honking television production, and whatever else you want to say about Mr. Trump, he certainly understands the power of that medium.
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Crew, who spoke to BuzzFeed News as she charged her phone at her husband's office in Berkeley, said they woke up to the sound of a neighbor honking their car horn.
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Passing cars are honking their horns in support of the teachers as they drive by the strikes, Lee told CNN on the phone from a picket line in Charleston Thursday morning.
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Within hours of this week&aposs attack, kids in costumes were out trick or treating and by Wednesday morning, tourists were flocking again to the Memorial, threading streets choked with honking traffic.
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You Can Really Feel the Samsung Note 9's $1000 Price TagPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Since the beginning, the big honking screens on Galaxy Note phones have been their most memorable characteristic.
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Sounds of the city — cars honking, men catcalling, vendors soliciting, birds singing, mosquitoes whirring, a mix of accents and languages — they took some getting used to, but are now committed to memory.
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About 50 young men celebrated their graduation from the agency's academy by honking and waving from a fleet of 30 rented Mercedes G-Class S.U.V.s, roaring through the streets of the capital.
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Revving motorcycle engines and honking horns drowned out the cheers of the swelling crowds that lined a two-mile route that started in Midtown Manhattan and reached down to the West Village.
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Every day, I drove my daughters across the Nile to their school, and this ordeal—the honking, the swerving, the scorched-earth parking—left me frazzled by eight o'clock in the morning.
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It almost looks like the classic point-at-the-guy-you're-posing-with move you always see, but in actuality it is a big honking bird being flipped at his AFC rivals.
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It made a lively, gelato-filled contrast to sleepy Megève — particularly because I happened to arrive to a din of honking car horns just as France had won a World Cup game.
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The summer of 2016, in much of New York, was the summer of Young M.A., the Brooklyn rapper whose single "OOOUUU" echoed out of cars with the force of a honking horn.
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At the end of Season 2, someone wedged a stick into the car's steering wheel, honking him to distraction as he readied for a kill shot in sniper position on a hillside.
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"I understand when there's an emergency, but when it's unnecessary honking in the middle of the night, it's extremely disrupting," Ms. Paquin, who is continuing her course work in New York, said.
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It's a big honking phone—not quite as big as the Samsung Note 246 (23.5 by 23.5 by 443 inches), but at 244 by 24 by 27.9 inches, it's still god damned beefy.
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At 8mm thick it's a little heftier than the 7.7mm iPhone X or 22mm iPhone 2120 Plus, and with the all black aluminum body, sharp edges, and big honking logo on the back.
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As I walked by the arena, a man in a custom-painted Jeep drove by honking his horn while holding a yellow, full-size "Trump 2020" flag out of his driver's side window.
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"I noticed him because he was honking and flipping me off and then I looked in my mirror, and that&aposs how I saw he was riding my rear end," Johnson told WLWT5 .
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Nashville police report that the boys, 15 and 17, first tried to pull a woman out of her parked car on Tuesday evening, but fled when she started screaming and honking her horn.
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In fact, watching newly-colorised footage of Gagarin on his way to the Vostok craft in the new BBC documentary, you can see the cosmonaut's charisma as clearly as the honking orange spacesuit.
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"As far as North America goes, this is a honking big cave," said John Pollack, a career caver and governor of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, which last week announced the cave's existence.
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It was a shuttered streetscape stripped of commerce and the jangled rhythms of footfalls, honking horns and even people's voices, a scene that might follow a blizzard, overlaid on a cool spring day.
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While the pasta cooks, melt a honking big knob of unsalted butter in a pan large enough to hold the pasta and cook some diced onions or shallots in it until they're translucent.
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You will install the car seat at the curb near arrivals, while cars inch around you, horns honking, and the toddler wails and the cops get irritated because you're taking too long. 6.
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"He supports my values," said Humberto Quintero, 55, a Venezuelan-American who was among a large crowd celebrating outside Versailles Restaurant in a Cuban neighborhood in Miami, as cars passed honking their horns.
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New York City (CNN)Crossing the street here can be challenging any time, and you might be even less likely to notice that honking cab or zooming bicyclist if you're looking at your phone.
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The Brewers, savvy marketers that they are, are keenly aware that a man unleashing a Pandora's box of honking animal sounds is something people want to see, and they graciously delivered it to us.
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The protesters stormed Puerto Rico Highway 18, also known as Expreso Las Américas, Monday morning as vehicles honking their horns and playing the unofficial Revolutionary Anthem of Puerto Rico were still on the road.
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The traffic was so bad that it could take several hours to drive a few miles, and the honking and exhaust and yelling and awful behavior that went with the traffic were even worse.
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Waving back were grandmothers and awe-struck little girls holding red, white and blue flags; gritty bikers; business people pouring out of office buildings; and truckers, parked in their rigs and honking their horns.
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Just another reminder that honking at the car in front of you at the drive-thru isn't going to lead to anything good, and it won't get you your Egg McMuffin any faster, anyway.
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Still, Lasso has said he will challenge the results and some of his supporters were protesting by honking horns and waving yellow-blue-and red Ecuadorean flags in the Andean capital Quito on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An estimated 80 percent of U.S. motorists have engaged in aggressive driving, including tailgating, honking and, in extreme cases, ramming other vehicles when angered, according to a study released on Thursday.
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The music in New York always seemed to mirror its sonic environment: the hustle and bustle of the streets of Manhattan, the honking horns of traffic jams and the natural ambience of underground transit.
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The police said they were exploring the possibility that the gunmen may have been motivated by road rage because witnesses reported that the vehicle's driver kept honking in heavy traffic just before the shooting.
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On Thursday afternoon, officials from the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Department drove up and down the beach in dune buggies and golf carts, honking their horns and yelling at the throngs of beachgoers to disperse.
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But this time residents said they believed that the news was genuine, with thousands of people streaming into the streets after his televised address to celebrate amid sounds of honking horns and triumphant gunfire.
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His goats are taken to work in stock trucks and trailers, having been 'acclimated' to the urban environment so that the din of honking car horns and wailing police sirens does not frighten them.
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The video also includes another segment where Paul and another YouTuber wandered across a busy thoroughfare as drivers who did not appear to have been in on the joke went past him or stopped, honking.
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Compare that with the new Tag Heuer watch, the recently launched Huawei Watch 2, or the earlier LG G Watch R, each of them exhibiting a big honking bezel with minute markings around the side.
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The only eyesore that ruins the Droid Turbo 2's otherwise slick design is the honking Verizon "V" logo sandwiched between the two front-facing speaker grilles, which unfortunately are only mono and not stereo.
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I hear Carlinda working before I see her, a rhythmic pounding that echoes off of the surrounding buildings and climbs above the early morning honking and engine noise of the traffic on the nearby highway.
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Instead, they look almost like Toshiba simply picked up where it left off in 2016: Stylized aluminum lids, gaudy two-tone color schemes, big honking bezels, and in some cases, DVD drives and serial ports.
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However, if you rarely travel, or you find higher-frequency noises like people talking, cars honking and noisy neighbors more annoying than airplane engine noise or background chatter, these headphones may not be worth it.
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While rock-conventional song structures still dominate, both records abound with glittery synthesizer, honking horns, jaggedy postpunk beats, dancier tempos and textures, really, anything to prove they're not some stodgy old rock band, they're cool.
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Bloomberg entered the race as a sort of ambassador from the world of The Actual Elite come to boot this honking TV-addled pretender from the Oval Office and restore the natural order of things.
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Closed captions — designed to aid the deaf and hearing-impaired — are transcriptions of spoken dialogue, and can also include written descriptions of other sounds in the scene, like a car honking or a baby crying.
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After the game, Besiktas' fans sang victory songs and set off flares, waving flags in the club's black-and-white colours from car windows as they drove through the streets of Istanbul, honking car horns.
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More than a dozen tractors rolled through Athens on Friday, honking horns and flashing lights outside parliament as thousands of Greek farmers thronged the capital's main Syntagma Square to protest tax hikes and pension reforms.
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It's like driving 90 mph the wrong way down a one-way street and interpreting the honking and flailing arms of the other drivers as proof that they're all just jealous you found the best route.
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News outlets cited an arrest warrant in reporting that a Louisville police officer was driving his personal vehicle when 24-year-old Brandon Hurley began driving toward him Saturday with flashing lights and a honking horn.
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You can shrink Chrome to fill only half the display and you'll still be able to fit an entire iPhone XS Max (or other large honking phone of your choice) inside the resulting YouTube video player.
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After the win, Suva's streets swelled with revelers honking horns and singing the national anthem, said Lorraine Seeto, a chief manager at Fiji's central bank who was looking on from the rooftop of Fiji's tallest building.
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When the first trailer for the Sonic the Hedgehog movie dropped, fans were extremely upset by the character's design; specifically, by his honking blocks of Chiclet teeth that made him look like he was wearing dentures.
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Beasts features a uniquely horrible and personal form of execution, and also Redmayne honking, rolling around, and wiggling his ass at the camera in a mating dance aimed at luring in an escaped glowing rhino-beast.
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The Chinese electric car startup unveiled the $45,000 production version of the baby SUV at the Frankfurt Motor Show on Tuesday, and the curved screen, which runs nearly the width of the dash, is honking huge.
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Cars and vans drove through the streets with Croatian flags stretched tightly across their bonnets, honking their horns at each other as workers clocked out for the day early and headed home to watch the game.
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Then there are the horn abusers, the players who hop into cars and drive around honking the horn incessantly, sometimes driving around buildings in circles with no goals outside of being a nuisance and having a laugh.
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The road from the airport was a congested mess of stationary vehicles that, every ten or so minutes, would clear up, allowing cars to creep another hundred meters before clogging again amid a constant barrage of honking.
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A 20003-inch similar in size and shape to the original, and a larger 15-inch version for people who demand a little extra power and desktop space (and are still okay with a big honking hinge).
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It's a big, honking metaphor for Kevin's real world, where those in his orbit are paralyzed by a thirst for what's next, some new big thing to come along that makes the old big thing more palatable.
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Besiktas fans sang victory songs and set off flares and fireworks after the game, waving flags in the club's black-and-white colours from car windows as they drove through the streets of Istanbul, honking car horns.
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I'm uncertain who is ultimately the arbiter of this debate, but tucked contentedly between the dunes, listening to the "chips" of myrtle warblers and the occasional line of honking snow geese overhead, who am I to argue?
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The job requires the grit to stand up to honking hordes of motor vehicles, and the tenderness to deal with the walking public, for an hourly wage that ranges from $12 for rookies to $14 for veterans.
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He uses those honking big flour tortillas that people use for burritos, filling half with cheese and steak or chicken or mushrooms, then folding it over and toasting both sides on the dry flattop in his cart.
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When her owner ran inside to pick up some fast food, Diamond, her name is Diamond, decided to make a little scene, barking and honking for her owner to hurry up, and she didn't just do it once.
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As the oceans and atmosphere warm, they don't just melt the ice from below; they create honking cracks in glaciers that make it easier for large chunks of ice to break off, slip into the ocean, and disappear.
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That the app helped them form groups of like-minded individuals in the real world and engage in pranks such as honking their car horns in a coded sequence may help explain why the authorities shut it down.
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Seventy-eight percent of drivers—more than three-quarters—reported engaging in some kind of aggressive driving maneuver, including tailgating, yelling, honking, gesturing angrily, purposely blocking another vehicle, cutting someone off, confronting someone, and intentionally ramming another car.
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Triggered by back doors of the car being opened at the start of the trip, the system, in use on some vehicles today, alerts drivers with a unique honking sound to check the back seat at their destination.
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That or it's Ben Affleck in voiceover, or it's Bill Simmons over the course of thousands of words, all his digressions down the usual basic-cable cul de sacs merging back, honking, into the main flow of traffic.
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Certain Nissan models made between 2016 and 2018 will be equipped with the technology that will allow drivers to tell Alexa to carry out tasks such as flashing the lights, unlocking the car remotely and honking the horn.
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"Our self-driving software is designed to recognize when honking may help alert other drivers to our presence — for example, when a driver begins swerving into our lane or backing out of a blind driveway," the report says.
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Traffic was heavy on Friday around the perimeter of the new exclusion zone, with cars honking loudly, but it was little different from any other day as cars without the permits appeared to steer clear of the area.
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Two years ago, this mountaintop was the scene of a cosmic traffic jam: honking horns, vans and trucks full of astronomers, V.I.P.s, journalists, businesspeople, politicians, protesters and police — all snarled at a roadblock just short of the summit.
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As night fell, the sound of plastic horns, honking cars, fireworks and beaten saucepans echoed over the capital Tegucigalpa, challenging a military curfew imposed to clamp down on the sometimes deadly protests that have spread in recent days.
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For much of the past century, the rate at which humans pumped carbon dioxide into the atmosphere increased inexorably year after year, and it seemed like we'd never make any progress on this big honking climate change problem.
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"To be able to look down on this chaos and not hear anything — and then to open the window…" Mr. Caratowsa said, filling the room with the noise of cars honking and cement trucks spinning across the street.
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With absolutely nothing at stake — no world to save, no baddies to fight — the pleasure of the gameplay comes from the bothering of townsfolk: chasing frightened children, stealing from shopkeepers and honking incessantly at people trying to read.
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It's a way of letting the recruiters and hiring managers of the world know that you're available, without putting up a big, honking neon sign (visible to, say, your boss) that you're looking to leave your current job.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)The call to prayer rings out through the crowded, bustling streets of Old Delhi -- a maze of chaotic streets full of honking scooters, shouting rickshaw wallas, vendors selling jewelery and eateries laden with sweet delicacies.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. While society generally frowns upon our beloved sportsmen honking on drugs, it is hard not to harbour a sneaking admiration for those who have cultivated a taste for the venerable spliff.
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The team found that the fossil's left and right vocal folds were asymmetrically positioned in a similar fashion to the anatomy of modern ducks and geese, suggesting that Vegavis iaai might have made honking sounds like its extant relatives.
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Lopez Obrador&aposs supporters began wild celebrations in Mexico City, cruising up and down the central Paseo de la Reforma boulevard honking horns to the tune of "Viva Mexico!" and waving Mexican flags from car windows and moon roofs.
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Villegas demurred, and then, when pressed, confirmed that the car was "capable of honking" but said the scenarios in which it may or may not honk were best described by Waymo's vice president of engineering, who was not present.
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"The shuttle does have the capacity to automatically honk its horn, but that function wasn't designed for defensive driving techniques — such as honking when an object is actively backing toward the vehicle," AAA's rep told Mashable in an email.
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Dozens of cars honking and carrying the flags of Azerbaijan and Aliyev's ruling party cruised down Oilman Avenue, a central Baku thoroughfare whose high-priced boutiques have come to symbolize the massive oil revenues enjoyed by the Azeri elite.
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An LED display and, potentially, speakers will try to replicate some of the nodding, hand-gesturing and even honking that drivers usually engage in when driving near pedestrians and other cars, most of which will be driven by people.
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Vaughn was inspired to get Cubist Blues going in part because he loved Vega's 1980 song "Jukebox Babe"—a proper rockabilly tune replete with honking harmonica and a brisk, hoe-down beat—but also because of Vega's spontaneous approach.
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The endless stream of performance artists, rats, public urination, and honking delivery trucks means you pretty much have to put the blinders on, or get crushed by the existential angst of living in New York and becoming Travis Bickle.
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"I was in my school uniform, my primary school uniform actually, and this guy honked at me, and I wouldn't turn around, and he kept honking, so he egged me [on]," 20-year-old Zanele from Manchester told researchers.
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He insisted that the drivers hadn't been honking at us but had been tooting hello to people they knew; it turns out that Bermudians use their horns with the friendly abandon of a politician waving from a parade float.
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Mike: Remember when you were a little kid in the back seat of your parents' car, and every time you passed a truck on the highway you did the "pull-the-chain horn honking" hand signal at the driver?
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It's hard to hear what they're saying to each other as they repeatedly miss each other's cups, because of all of the cars who are honking in their directions, while somehow resisting the urge to plow directly through their card table.
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Upon inspection, Dr. Lee determines that Ken is probably dealing with epidermoid cysts over his whole body with pilar cysts on his scalp — but feels confident that she can get rid of the big, honking boils that are bothering him.
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Ghana's electoral commission had declared the opposition leader, Nana Akufo-Addo, the winner of the presidential election and his supporters were in the mood to party, dancing in the streets, honking car horns and setting off fireworks late into the night.
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CreditCreditAndrea Bruce for The New York Times On a humid, sweaty, honking afternoon last summer, two women were making their way through the court complex in the north Indian city of Meerut, searching for the office of the subdivisional magistrate.
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Whereas I think you could probably look at a goose honking at a wimpy kid and kind of get a gist of it even if you've never played Untitled Goose Game before or don't have any idea what it is.
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With two hours left until the close of polls, one overjoyed farmer zooms down the main drag on his dirtbike, honking and telling people to go vote and get their own white "Sí a la Paz"—Yes to Peace—t-shirt.
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Unmarried and child-free, when Drolma, 29.1, drives herself around the chaotic capital of Kathmandu in her saffron robes honking her horn as her songs blast from the radio, she is defying just about every expectation of women in Nepal.
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They are big honking doorknocker-looking things, all of them frosty with diamonds of various sizes; the gritting and faintly John Kerry-esque profile of the Patriots logo is progressively more swamped by all the garish gleaming going on around it.
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The plot, like a goddamn Oceans-[insert number here] flick, involves CIA level research of flight and star patterns, Shia Labeouf, a man in the field driving a car honking non-stop, and a Trump hat hanging on a flagpole.
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Dozens of teachers paraded in a line of 50 cars to visit their students from a safe distance last week, honking and waving and displaying signs of encouragement as they passed families and children gathered in driveways and on sidewalks.
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She spoke to the newspaper vendor, then made her way along the street to a building, where she took an envelope with two keys from her bag ... I was shaken out of my daydream by honking from cars stuck behind me.
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It is another to read it in middle age, when a few big dreams may have died, and by "a few dreams" I don't just mean catching a big honking marlin off the coast of Cuba, although sure: that too.
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For every perfect, plain-spoken sentence ("It is on that couch where Bob feels safest, almost embraced") there are dozens of linguistic traffic jams where you can almost hear the words honking at each other to get out of the way.
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Even here, she managed to dismiss her predatory behavior by turning it into a joke about being handsy—honking people's breasts or tapping somebody on their "Pikachu"—a sleight-of-hand one can only chalk up to her white, female privilege.
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When our brain senses danger (real or perceived, incoming attacker or loudly honking car), the amygdala sends a distress signal to the hypothalamus, which then releases a cascade of hormones like cortisol and adrenaline to prepare the rest of our body for action.
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Sometimes the electronic components are too exactly borrowed from EDM — whether it's the honking high-energy theatrics of dubstep or, as on this soundtrack to a comic book based on Greek mythology, the gushier, more ethereal (if canned) spirituality of electronic balladry.
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They had the grim purpose and folded hands of funeral directors, which made for an odd fit with their honking, purposeful diction; they were talking about college quarterbacks in the voices of people trying to order drinks in a very crowded bar.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On the streets of this South Asian mega-city, jammed solid with rickshaws, honking taxi vans, cars, bicycles, sweating pedestrians and lumbering buses with their paint scraped off in tight squeezes, getting anywhere quickly by road is impossible.
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With night-biking and an 80s synth soundtrack reminiscent of that of Stranger Things, the spot shows a young man is pursued first by a Ronald McDonald lookalike on a tiny tricycle, and then by a whole army of honking, juggling clowns.
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Tracy Shaw, Gaynor Faye, Jane Danson, Holly Newman, and Angela Griffin as Sporty, Ginger, Posh, Baby, and Scary Spices respectively, honking and heaving their way through "Wannabe" like five Taylor Swifts on a gal's holiday in Malaga competing for a bottle of Prosecco.
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On the streets of Luanda, cheering and the honking of horns was heard as residents celebrated another electoral win for the MPLA, which has maintained an unbroken hold on power since Africa's second-largest crude producer gained independence from Portugal in 1975.
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One, innocuous-looking speck of light flies into the air and, seconds later, proves to be a big, honking, potentially illicit mortar, exploding with what is just an obscene amount of force and setting off an entire neighborhood's worth of car alarms.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Honking car horns and live "selfie" videos - this is how some Thais in the northern city of Chiang Rai and beyond celebrated on Tuesday after all 12 boys and their soccer coach had been safely rescued from a labyrinthine cave complex.
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Much of the port city's allure lies in constant reinvention and little surprises (like free-range guinea hens clucking up and down Legare Street, sous-chefs flying by on skateboards heading into work, or Citadel cadets honking their bagpipes on sidewalks in summertime).
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All the rumbling, honking, chattering, clattering noise of everyday life has suddenly paused as the city goes into hiding — leaving the click-click-click of a traffic signal or the flutter of a pigeon at Penn Station audible now, in eerie relief.
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Why failing the gaokao was the best thing that ever happened to me Much of China goes into effective lockdown during the test, with factories and building sites closed down, drivers banned from honking their horns, and police on patrol to ensure students aren't disturbed.
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BANGKOK, July 10 (Reuters) - Honking car horns and live "selfie" videos - this is how some Thais in the northern city of Chiang Rai and beyond celebrated on Tuesday after all 12 boys and their soccer coach had been safely rescued from a labyrinthine cave complex.
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It's not so much that elements of the underinternet—the no-chill persistence and exclamatory inauthenticity and general honking artlessness—are with us up here as it is that we are surrounded by and daily move through smoother and more sophisticated versions of it.
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At best it can be described as an extension of the two songs they created for Hamilton's Black Hours, and yet the surprises keep on coming (the best of which might just be a doo wop track that culminates with huge honking sax solo).
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The new teaser for the show, released on Tuesday, shows Carmen (Gaviria) condemned by a priest to be burnt at the stake in 1646, only to emerge from the ocean in 2019 and all that entails, including honking cars, parties in clubs, and group selfies.
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In two minutes and 13 seconds, he managed to birth a riot of rock 'n' roll touchstones, including the honking guitar cadenza at the start, the vamping vocal cadence in the verses, and a final wild solo every axman in Berry's wake has nicked.
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There were no street parties or flash mobs, no lines of cars honking cheerfully outside Bloomberg HQ. For some reason, the American public did not realize the honor they may yet experience: the chance to pull the lever for Michael Bloomberg, Democratic candidate for president.
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Car horns were honking and bus drivers were grinning, despite the traffic slowdown, all of us joyful that a spirit of inclusiveness and progressivism—a spirit that made us thrilled to call New York City home—seemed to be shared by the country at large.
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Most of the related theories around sleeping with background noise fall along this finding: A baseline level of soft, mundane noise makes it more difficult for sleepers to be jolted awake by sudden, abnormal sounds (like a car honking outside, or a phone buzzing).
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The establishment of the villain, Richie is just as on-the-nose moments later when he announces he has some scores to settle, then murders Bobby in the following scene and randomly guns down a woman for honking at him in traffic moments later.
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She had just laid out her equipment next to the recently run-over bird, when a motorist pulled up close and began honking and complaining that his entry into a perfectly good parking space was now blocked by a woman examining a squashed pigeon.
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Sometimes, this takes the form of distracting honking in-game (known as "stream sniping"), or the much more dangerous practice of SWAT-ing, when a viewer calls in a serious emergency at the streamer's location in the hopes that the police respond with force.
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The hour-long journey, which aired tonight, brings dermatologist extraordinaire Dr. Sandra Lee three incredible patients: Traci, traumatized for life after a school bully dubbed her "crater face"; Ravon, with a NSFW lump dangling between his legs; and David, who has a honking big problem.
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Plus, it was nearly silent inside the igloo — and while that was partially due to the fact that I was alone, even with other guests, the structure blocked much of the outdoor noise like cars honking and other people roaming around the rooftop space.
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Waving the flags of both countries and sporting sombreros, a loud group of fans partied on an old fire truck, honking its horn and pouring tequila off the roof into the open mouth of a local waiter who had come to join the celebrations.
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Some people are walking around, holding Turkish flags, and as they usually do after a soccer game, those in their cars are honking their horns, chanting and singing "Ya Allah, Bismillah, Allah-u Ekber" — oh God, in the name of God, God is great.
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Meanwhile, the live-action VR space has failed to grow as much as many expected, while work in computer-generated cinematic VR content remains slow, steady and unsure as creative strides are made but the business model of the industry remains a big honking question mark.
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Now, Google says, its honking algorithm—a horrifying concept, to be honest—can distinguish between various situations and honk accordingly: If another vehicle is slowly reversing towards us, we might sound two short, quieter pips as a friendly heads up to let the driver know we're behind.
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The first is easy: Circa elementary school I was at a friend's cottage on Lake Huron, when, over the course of playing tag or whatever, I rain face-on into a doorframe-spanning spider web with a giant honking hairy black spider right in the middle.
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One bus stop, on 560th Street between Ninth and 10th Avenues, has brought constant honking as buses have idled and slowed traffic, as well as piles of trash left behind by passengers, according to Pat Forbes, a cybersecurity executive who lives across the street from the stop.
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It was a few hours of sunshine interrupting the honking midnight hailstorm that is the ordinary state of things in Madison Square Garden, but also it was Stoudemire at his zenith, not just bigger than life but seemingly bigger every day than he was the day before.
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The trip "would root us back to our cultural homeland, this cacophonous place of silk hawkers and honking horns and a deal around every corner, where heavy velvet lehengas hang from shop windows like so many skinned chickens," she writes in this essay for our Travel section.
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Where in 2011 they gathered to chant "the people want the fall of the regime", on Sunday night they chanted "the people want a strong Saied", holding candles and setting off fireworks Elsewhere in the city center, cars drove around the streets, honking their horns in celebration.
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Earlier this week, Schaller, the former New York official, walked down Manhattan's 14th Street, where honking horns have been relegated to the background, and buses reportedly have to pause at stops to avoid getting ahead of schedule—that's how quickly traffic is moving without personal cars.
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AMID a frenzy of honking, a young woman leant out of the window of a car, one of the hundreds that besieged the headquarters of the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party in Ankara, making an Islamist salute with her left hand and an ultranationalist one with her right.
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Meanwhile, WIRED's Transpo team explored why self-driving car crashes look different from human ones; how the electric car could fare after Environmental Protection Agency rolled back fuel economy standards this week; and why an electronic logging rule has truckers shaking their horn-honking fists at the Trump administration.
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Because (no offense) all geese look pretty much alike, it was hard to say which goose won, the attacker or the defender, but I knew that I wanted to be the goose that ended up with the girl, not the one who flew off honking in ignominious defeat.
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If anyone in Brooklyn near the intersection of Washington Ave and Atlantic Ave just saw a Hasidic man in a grey van try to hit a woman and her baby in a stroller as she crossed a crosswalk, honking and touching the stroller with the car's bumper, please DM me.
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They advance past the Naval Museum and the sumptuous Dolmabahce Palace, from which the last Ottoman sultans observed the collapse of their empire, past the adjacent mosque where the call to prayer booms out, past honking cars and troubadours eulogising Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, modern Turkey's founding father, and into the stadium.
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After we were back home, a friend of ours who had been at the wedding told me he was driving next to us on the freeway heading back to Los Angeles and he kept honking and waving at us but said we were so deep in conversation we never noticed him.
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For example, I learned about that winding road I mentioned earlier, the Road to Hana, on another site, but it was on Reddit where I read about honking when rounding curves, where to get coconut ice cream along the way, and that we should download an app to narrate our journey.
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All that repetition makes for a dire vision of human life, which is probably why I felt a little bit like I was doing these boring people a favor when I showed up ready to disrupt their tedious lives by running around, honking, raising my wings up threateningly, and stealing stuff.
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Eat Some could see it as ill timed that just as you are giving the porch a final sweep and nailing shut the screen doors of summer, this perfect, languid, lavish alfresco meal — the kind pitched in food magazines back in June — pulls up the driveway, windows down, honking its horn.
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The news comes via John Gruber of Daring Fireball:Apple is currently hard at work on a "completely rethought" Mac Pro, with a modular design that can accommodate high-end CPUs and big honking hot-running GPUs, and which should make it easier for Apple to update with new components on a regular basis.
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"If anyone in Brooklyn near the intersection of Washington Ave and Atlantic Ave just saw a Hasidic man in a grey van try to hit a woman and her baby in a stroller as she crossed a crosswalk, honking and touching the stroller with the car's bumper, please DM me," she wrote.
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None of them come close to the racket made by Creed's own Scott Stapp as he opened his mouth to sing the national anthem of his people at the 2005 Nascar Ford 400, ambling up to the podium as if he were ordering a beer, a honking seagull in an ageing rock band.
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Warzone also perfects the more traditional trappings of battle royales that have for years prompted strings of games that last far too long into weekday nights: everything from honking at your squadmate from a dusty truck and yelling, "Get in loser, we're going shopping!" to dropping good loot for weapon-deprived comrades.
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So either start your long-cooking vegetables early, so your dinner's done by the time someone in your household wants to scamper off with laptop and headphones to watch, or embrace their addiction: Make this honking big cheese steak sandwich, wrap it in wax paper, and let them eat on the couch.
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After a while, he went back into the alley, where afternoon was announcing itself in the form of clothes hung out to dry between buildings and the particular yawning honking that comes from cars when the sun is high overhead, dwarfing human activity, and he went to the public call office and called home.
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Jakarta Journal JAKARTA, Indonesia — Even on the best of days, it looks like an invasion, though a very slow one: Troops of motorbikes, like a disorganized cavalry, try to slice through enormous, honking lines of buses, trucks, private cars and taxis that are locked in a crawling war of attrition on sclerotic highways and roads.
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From boob-honking aliens to bare-assed Italian dancers, here are 20 moments (in chronological order) from Spice World I just can't stop thinking about: What an honor it must have been to design this double decker tour bus covered with the British flag, stuffed to the brim with shoes, and helmed by the one and only Meat Loaf.
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TRUMP SUPPORTERS PELTED BY EGGS, PUNCHES CAN SUE SAN JOSE COPS AFTER ATTACK, COURT SAYS Fearing that the alleged honking and shouting was regarding a problem with his car, the man reportedly got out, at which point, the man said he heard the other motorist shouting about his bumper sticker supporting Trump, according to the report.
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The fictionalized story reflects the lives of Seoul's so-called dirt spoons, the urban poor, many of whom live in semi-basements in the congested city, where living high and dry — in apartment towers and away from the honking, yelling and odoriferous squalor of down below — symbolizes the wealth and status of the gold-spoon class.
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Shamir's new video for "90's Kids" is about that, and he's recreated a bunch of iconic memes in the process, set to a backdrop of old school Windows desk top graphics that you'll recognize if you're of the age when you can still clearly remember MSN Messenger and the bleeping, honking, and static sound of dial-up internet connecting.
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Maybe it was the sounds: not only did I hear Turkish, but there were snatches of German, French, English, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Dutch, even Afrikaans and all sorts of other tongues, mixing with the sounds of wind-blown chimes, sizzling food, meowing cats, honking car horns, revving scooters and motorcycles, and high heels and boots clacking against the pavement.
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You have been in these honking, dude-dense rooms, their floors boggy with foam and every surface wan and defeated in the light of infinite blinking flat screens; the audio from the TV is playing through the speakers and it's a commercial break and Bob of Bob's Discount Furniture is rather heatedly making the case for a particular sectional sofa.
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Who knows yet whether the terrorist behind the attack knew much about the site, but before the war, it was the beating heart of western Berlin, a bustling hub bedazzled by bright movie theater marquees and flashing neon signs, thronged by cabaretgoers, echoing, night and day, with the chatter of revelers and the sounds of honking buses and streetcar bells.
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Shopping for our wedding in both Delhis, New and Old — the latter worth exploring with the aid of a traditional tour guide if you don't have a personal Magellan — would root us back to our cultural homeland, this cacophonous place of silk hawkers and honking horns and a deal around every corner, where heavy velvet lehengas hang from shop windows like so many skinned chickens.
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In the midafternoon, a beaming Mr. Trump climbed into the rig of a black tractor-trailer, which had been driven to the White House for an event with trucking industry executives, honking the horn and posing for a series of tough-guy photos — one with his fists held aloft, another staring straight ahead, hands gripping the large wheel, his face compressed into an excited scream.
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A belief in cap and trade — rather than the carbon tax plus huge, honking public research — was both a belief that the market really ought to rule here, plus a belief that stakeholders who are producing carbon energy can be bought off with cap-and-trade: that the Koch brothers would rather be selling their carbon allowances than having to actually burn coal to produce things.
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Think of the power of those early releases, the tracks that an entire world was built around: think of Darryl Pandy's lovelorn honking on "Love Can't Turn Around" or the down-tuned exhortations that spook their way through Phuture's "Your Only Friend" or the James Garcia sung, Omar-S produced paean to sexual expectation "I Wanna Know"—these are records that hum with vitality, humanity, vibrancy, and, let's be honest, sexuality.
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For her part, Ms. Brits, the author of "The Book of Hygge," eschews recipes and goes in hard for a moody, meditative approach in which she extols the virtues of wooden bowls, cuddling, brushing your teeth while your partner brushes his or her teeth and stands next to you, being naked, vintage textiles, pendant lights, circular tables, burned spatulas, old shoes, honking geese and line-dried laundry, among many other wholesome items and behaviors.
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I know, it really went downhill after Zoe Ball and Jamie Theakston left to go tango dancing and do bondage sex, respectively—which contains all of the following, in literally, very literally, no particular order: a plinky plonky piano, a few little finger clicks that appear at random over some honking, a whizzing gun sound, what I think is best described as "neeeh nooor," some hollow drums pounded at a frankly manic pace, an unexpected key change.
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Instead, after a falsetto verse or two, the band starts to improvise, the horns start aggressively honking over the beat, the drums start relentlessly thwacking down, the keyboards start spraying out ribbons of glitzy confetti, and Prince proceeds to holler, shriek, speak in tongues, improvise a whole array of inarticulate animal cries and repeat the Winkie chant from The Wizard of Oz. The heavy, sticky, hyperactive kick of the second horn solo could quack through steel; the warbly wail of the third sounds a piercing alarm call.
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I could not bear to be seen as a tourist, to be spoken to in English as soon as my poor Farsi was made clear, to be caught trying to take pictures on the street or looking with too much wonderment at the street sellers hawking wares on the sidewalk, the wide-eyed cats that prowl every corner of the streets, the beautifully arranged displays of fruits and nuts in stands by the bazaar, the loud chaos of honking cars in a traffic circle, the murals painted on the open sides of apartment buildings, the stream of sellers in the metro walking across the cars carrying heavy loads of socks, jewelry, makeup, bras, shirts, pajamas, underwear, lavashak, fresh olives, powdered saffron, window cleaners, hair extensions, toys, books, notebooks, pens, screwdrivers, flashlights, lanterns, sleeping bags, picnic blankets, regular blankets, towels, headphones, chargers, headscarves — anything you could possibly need — loudly and elegantly proclaiming the benefits and quality of their products.
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I heard them and I still hear them above the threatening shrieks of police sirens above the honking horns of morning traffic, above the home-crowd cheers of Yankee Stadium above the school bells and laughter lighting up the afternoon above the clamoring trudge of the 1 train and the 2 and 4, 5, 6, the B and the D above the ice-cream trucks' warm jingle above the stampede of children playing in the street, above the rush of a popped fire hydrant above the racket of eviction notices above the whisper of moss and mold moving in above the High Bridge and the 145th Street Bridge above mothers calling those children to come in for dinner, to come in before it gets dark, to get your ass inside above them calling a child who may never come home above the creaking plunge of nightfall and darkness settling in the deepest corners above the Goodyear blimp circling the Stadium above the seagulls circling the coastal trash along the East River and in the Bronx young men are singing and I hear them, eastbound into eternity even as morning destars the sky.
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